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I'm not sure if this is the right place to be asking this, but I'm looking into buying a House of the Dead kit (SEGA Model 2C) and I'm wondering how to go about hooking this up to the HAS etc.

edit: Upon days of research I think I know how I need to go about this now. Disregard :)
 
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Hi RGB,

Can you let me know when I can expect to pick up an S-video hat from you? I missed out when my HAS shipped due to lack of availability, but would really like to still get one.

Thanks!
 
RGB said:
shorjewken said:
I missed the boat on ordering a HAT that allows component video on my HAS, do you ever plan on making more? I know the PS2 connector won't be an option anymore but wondering if you had an alt in mind.
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I might but don't take my word for it, the priority is the newest HAS batch and a few other projects.
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+2 for a HAS and a HAT or anything that puts component out.
 
RGB said:
brentradio said:
"Sega Saturn to JAMMA joypad converter"

Will these be available anytime soon?

Like a dumb ass, I only ordered one when I bought my HAS thinking it would work for 2 joypads...

Or if anyone has one for sale, PM me please...

:D
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I need to check the stock. I'll let you know, thanks!
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Like an idiot, i didn't order any and now I won a bid on an hss-0130. I should have purchased two when I had the chance.

@RGB, if you still have a couple on hand, i'd like to take them off... your hands...

please and thank you
 
Hi all. I finally got around to buying a power supply. I have next to zero education when it comes to electrical work. I connected the HAS power wiring per the manual. I also purchased a power supply shell from QCretro. His website doesn't have pictures and pictures posted here don't have entirely the same colored wires. I've attached a photo. If you have a similar setup please let me know if I have it correct. Thanks.

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Well, I do have the time. I'll re-read the HAS manual and familiarize myself with voltages.
 
Got all the parts in this past week. Waiting on the HD Retrovision PS2/PS3 cables to come in next. Now for to put in the leg work as we say in the US. LoL


RGB said:
@zionfarm

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  1. Cut 3 traces as shown above; bridge JP1.
  2. Install two switches, the following can be used: SSSS222700, JS202011CQN, CL-SB-22C-01
  3. Do not use the supplied goldpin headers. Stick a piece of thin double sided tape underneath the add-on board and stick it to the adapter PCB. Then solder it using some tinned copper wire (use resistor's leg or something). Edit: I just had a quick look at my adapter board and it looks that the add-on board won't touch anything on the HAS, so the supplied goldpins could be used here.
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RGB said:
shorjewken said:
I missed the boat on ordering a HAT that allows component video on my HAS, do you ever plan on making more? I know the PS2 connector won't be an option anymore but wondering if you had an alt in mind.
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I might but don't take my word for it, the priority is the newest HAS batch and a few other projects.
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+2 for a HAS and a HAT or anything that puts component out.
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I am thinking (but certainly won't speak for RGB), if the PS2 connector is no longer available, then could the PCB be be redesigned/modded to use an 8 pin mini din instead? I really really want one of these still!
 
Thchardcore said:
I am thinking (but certainly won't speak for RGB), if the PS2 connector is no longer available, then could the PCB be be redesigned/modded to use an 8 pin mini din instead? I really really want one of these still!
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8 pin mini din should not be used for component video. I'd say the component hat should be redesigned with RCA sockets in place of the PS2 port. I think three could fit on there if some components were shifted around.
 
zionfarm said:
Got it all soldered in, a little tight fit right next to capacitor JP3 with Viletim's NESRGB Component Video Board. @RGB where does the switches need to be and can you explain their purpose please?
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Looks good :thumbup: As for the switches - if both are in the "right" position (just like in that photo) the adapter outputs Component Video, if in the "left" position - RGBS out.
 
@RGB Any news on when the web shop will open? I had been following it and knew there were some personal things to take care of first, but I've chomping at the bit to get one of these ordered for over a year now. I was pretty sure I was on the list, but figure the web store would be a much better bet for some of us.

Thanks, buddy!
 
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