the Goat
Grand Master
Mean Well RT-85A
Home Arcade System
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Grand Master
Mean Well RT series. I’ve been using RT-125A, but in hindsight, it’s probably overkill.
Don’t forget printmaker’s awesome 3D printed covers, which cover the exposed terminals, let you use a standard IEC C13 power cord, adds a power switch, and offers an easily removable connector to your supergun (useful for me because I have both two HAS and two Miniguns).
Edit: I built one of these 3D printed covers. Here's mine. It was a pain to chase down the right connectors etc. (ended up ordering a bunch of wrong things), but I can dig up the information if anyone would use it.
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Bigblue709
Enthusiast
the Goat
Grand Master
It looks like you miss very little!
The power supply question is also off topic. In that case I thought providing the answer was the quickest way to stop the distraction. But now we are on another tangent. I guess I was wrong.
Bigblue709
Enthusiast
I don't think that trying to find out how to use the device I purchased in the thread for the device is a distraction. Maybe @RGB could clear that up.
I'm just going to sell my device and move on -- I don't have time to track down a bunch of random cables and parts. Chinese superguns arrive ready to use. Thanks for helping the other guy, at least.
I'm just going to sell my device and move on -- I don't have time to track down a bunch of random cables and parts. Chinese superguns arrive ready to use. Thanks for helping the other guy, at least.
the Goat
Grand Master
Did you ever start a thread to discuss where to buy AV cables? I searched after I suggested you do that and I searched again just now. I can't find the thread if you made one.
The HAS doesn't use a proprietary AV cable. The 8 pin mini DIN RGB cable is something of an industry standard. This thread should be for discussing the HAS not standard cables that can be used with all manner of other devices.
Bigblue709
Enthusiast
No. I've moved on; I've already burned too much time on trying to sort out getting it set up -- much of it spent chin-wagging here with you.
Your initial response to my question (where to buy a cheap AV cable) served only to clog up the thread with non-information, which you seemed to want to avoid, whereas a single quote reply (or no reply at all!) would have sufficed. Not sure why you bothered.
I'm a business owner and even with the lower customer service standards of b2b business dealings, I've never been spoken to this rudely when looking for product support.
If someone in my place of business spoke this way to a customer of mine who was having a problem using a product he bought from me, I'd ask them to leave. There's no place for it.
Anyway -- like I said, I've moved on, device is for sale, unfollowing this thread. Cheers
Your initial response to my question (where to buy a cheap AV cable) served only to clog up the thread with non-information, which you seemed to want to avoid, whereas a single quote reply (or no reply at all!) would have sufficed. Not sure why you bothered.
I'm a business owner and even with the lower customer service standards of b2b business dealings, I've never been spoken to this rudely when looking for product support.
If someone in my place of business spoke this way to a customer of mine who was having a problem using a product he bought from me, I'd ask them to leave. There's no place for it.
Anyway -- like I said, I've moved on, device is for sale, unfollowing this thread. Cheers
Hey, this is what I suggest for the AV cabling:
UK:
- https://www.retrogamingcables.co.uk...-CDi-Colecovision-Intellivision-Panasonic-3DO
- https://www.retrogamingcables.co.uk...T-TIM-WORTHINGTON-NESRGB-2600RGB-HAS-SUPERGUN <- seems to be gone for now, but will likely be re-stocked.
USA:
- https://retro-access.com/products/8-pin-male-mini-din-to-male-rgb-scart
- more expensive (not sure if worth it tbh) - https://retro-access.com/collection...-stereo-rgb-scart-lead-for-rgb-upgrade-boards
Australia
- https://etim.net.au/shop/shop.php?crn=207&rn=544&action=show_detail
- assembled version of the above: https://www.ebay.com/itm/203038448472
If you've got the HD15 adapter for the HAS, then you could connect the HAS with the OSSC using a standard VGA cable. If you own the XRGB mini Framemeister, then use an 8pin mini DIN to 8pin mini DIN cable like this - https://www.ebay.com/itm/233735216419?hash=item366bb45d23:g:Xx4AAOxyeZNTSTv9 or a higher quality like this - https://www.ebay.com/itm/371930292507?hash=item5698c5e11b:g:gasAAOSwkShY~2Dy
If you can solder, I released design files for the following:
- 8pin mini DIN to Scart - https://oshpark.com/shared_projects/E08Jw50C (picture of the assembled PCB https://www.arcade-projects.com/threads/mini-din-8-to-scart-adapter.10970/post-190191)
- 8pin mini DIN to HD15 - https://oshpark.com/shared_projects/0cxFBsHW
- HD15 module - https://oshpark.com/shared_projects/2MF9fIxs
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As for the PSU, I recommend the following:
- Mean Well MWP-606
- Prima Power 42PP0606 (can be bought directly from SUZO HAPP, at least in Europe)
- Mean Well RT-65A (only 65W, so double check if it’s enough for your games)
- Mean Well RT-85A (make sure it's the latest release)
- Mean Well RT-1255A (make sure it's the latest release)
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the Goat
Grand Master
Wow. Apparently I accidentally pissed in Bigblue's cornflakes. I apologize to everybody else for the distraction.
ShllShockArcade
Enthusiast
Just received my HAS and it is beautiful!!!! Thanks you @RGB !!!
Hey I’m trying to play TMNT on the CRT or the LCD and get no love
. Does anybody know how to get this PCB to sync with either type of tv? Picture is scrambled on the CRT and get no signal at all through 8-pin mini to SCART or through 8-pin mini din to HAS VGA adapter into the OSSC -HDMI out to computer monitor LCD 
Hey I’m trying to play TMNT on the CRT or the LCD and get no love
. Does anybody know how to get this PCB to sync with either type of tv? Picture is scrambled on the CRT and get no signal at all through 8-pin mini to SCART or through 8-pin mini din to HAS VGA adapter into the OSSC -HDMI out to computer monitor LCD Hi,
Do other PCBs work? Please try regenerated and unprocessed CSync options offered by the HAS. As for the OSSC's VGA input - it requires TTL CSync, there's a dip switch for that on the HAS. Also, make sure you select AV3 RGBS on the OSSC, not RGBHV.
Do other PCBs work? Please try regenerated and unprocessed CSync options offered by the HAS. As for the OSSC's VGA input - it requires TTL CSync, there's a dip switch for that on the HAS. Also, make sure you select AV3 RGBS on the OSSC, not RGBHV.
ShllShockArcade
Enthusiast
Hey RGB!
Yes all of my other boards work fine through your HAS, look beautiful but for the life of me I get scrambled eggs with my TMNT, which works fine on an arcade monitor RGBSync. I just built and plugged the SuperGun in last night so I didn’t have much time to tinker yet. Could you please inform me how do I select TTL CSync? I see a switch on the far right that says CSync and then says B V R … is this it? I tried the OSSC on AV3 RGBS through the VGA and switched through the CSync B V R with no luck. Also, how do I switch between Regenerated and Uncompressed CSync? Also, what is that dial for on the front? Thank you very much Mike.
Sorry, I’m brand new to your SuperGun and don’t know of any good links to try to read up on how to use this puppy
ShllShockArcade
Enthusiast
Found CSync and and LPF switches on the back of the unit. Switched to TTL to go through the 8-pin mini to VGA on my OSSC’s AV3 port. Set to RGBS and still nothing. Is TMNT notorious for being a pain in the neck?
Hey, it really boils down to your TV/monitor compatibility and the OSSC settings (you could tinker with the H-PLL pre and post-coast settings, but I'm unable to tell you the right values). As for the switches on the HAS, please refer to the instruction manual - https://homearcadesystem.wordpress.com/instruction-manual/
ShllShockArcade
Enthusiast
Uroko Sakanabito
Grand Master
Hey, TMNT is 100% a pain in the ass!
It worked fine for me with HAS, OSSC and LCD TV but it does have some sort of weird pulsating screen with my Sigma Reijin ^__^
It worked fine for me with HAS, OSSC and LCD TV but it does have some sort of weird pulsating screen with my Sigma Reijin ^__^
JohnRambo'sKnife
Champion
Gradius III is also quite troublesome as it has off spec sync and creates issues with certain monitors when linendoubled.
ShllShockArcade
Enthusiast
So can any of you guys explain to me why the new OSSC Pro that is due to come out in the near future and the new FPGA DE-10 NANO variants are supposedly going to fix all of these odd sync issues?
JohnRambo'sKnife
Champion
Framebuffer with some small lag vs pure line multiplication with no change to sync output.
XtraSmiley
Legendary
Did you try my rec in the other thread?