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Azu said:
Then get this or this.

The one I linked above is the wire I use with my HAS V3.1 and PVMs; I also have two of those breakout cables and they work fine.
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Thanks I have the exact cable for my BVM.


I will try to contact RetroAccess to ask them to replace me another cable (but not dreamcast variant as you said)
 
With the Composite/S-Video module, is it possible to output both RGB and Composite simultaneously?
 
It will work, but the picture will be a bit dim. It wasn't designed to be used simultaneously.
 
I dont know if this has been discussed but is the HAS fully compatible with the undamned db15? I will mainly be using it for CPS2/3, MVS and Naomi along with some random namco boards. Also i heard with some control pinouts if you use the undamned board for Vampire savior it wont let you do the demon craddle/raging demon move because lk is stacked. Is this a issue with HAS?

thanks
 
Not sure what's the issue with Vampire Saviour, but UD-USB is compatible with HAS.
 
RGB said:
Not sure what's the issue with Vampire Saviour, but UD-USB is compatible with HAS.
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The problem is that a few 6 button CPS2 games (Vampire Savior is definitely one, but scant rumors of 1 or 2 others) are still sampling 4 JAMMA buttons instead of only the first 3 for punches. If the supergun has Kick 1 from the kick harness wired up to JAMMA button 4, a command super in VSav will be canceled when the game sees activity on JAMMA button 4.

If the HAS mapping can't get around this, the cheap/dirty fix is to throw a piece of tape over the CPS2 JAMMA edge at button 4 & 5 when playing Vampire Savior.
-ud
 
Interesting, I didn't know about this. HAS indeed maps the JAMMA button 4, and there's no way of getting around this, so the tape fix (preferably the Kapton tape) is the only solution I can think of without modifying the CPS2 A board or HAS.

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The problem is that a few 6 button CPS2 games (Vampire Savior is definitely one, but scant rumors of 1 or 2 others) are still sampling 4 JAMMA buttons instead of only the first 3 for punches. If the supergun has Kick 1 from the kick harness wired up to JAMMA button 4, a command super in VSav will be canceled when the game sees activity on JAMMA button 4.

If the HAS mapping can't get around this, the cheap/dirty fix is to throw a piece of tape over the CPS2 JAMMA edge at button 4 & 5 when playing Vampire Savior.
-ud
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As I'm a little thick, button 4 on both kick and edge=no good?
 
Guys, I received another complaint about the button layout in HAS. I really don't know how to stress this, but the button layout can be remapped! Button remapping is listed as a feature in the product description and it's described in the instruction manual, too. I thought this was the main selling point of this supergun :)
 
RGB said:
Guys, I received another complaint about the button layout in HAS. I really don't know how to stress this, but the button layout can be remapped! Button remapping is listed as a feature in the product description and it's described in the instruction manual, too. I thought this was the main selling point of this supergun :)
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Is there a link to the manual in the first post? I had to read the RECO instructions to figure out the remapping procedure. I forget if any printed instructions came with the supergun as it's been quite a while since I got mine.
 
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Hey RGB, what about adding BJTs, such as for buttons 6?
Could that solve the issues?
 
zeruel85 said:
Hey RGB, what about adding BJTs, such as for buttons 6?
Could that solve the issues?
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Do you mean the issue with Vampire Savior? The only solution for the current design, is to install a switch/jumper to separate JAMMA button 4, because I've used all I/Os of the microcontroller. The transistor solution that you see for button 6 is just to have the JAMMA button 6 (pins #3 and #27) separated from the kick harness button 6. Basically, this makes the supergun compatible with those multi-pcb boards that accept up to 6 buttons via the JAMMA edge, and with standard JAMMA that normally grounds JAMMA pins #e and #27.
 
RGB said:
zeruel85 said:
Hey RGB, what about adding BJTs, such as for buttons 6?
Could that solve the issues?
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Do you mean the issue with Vampire Savior? The only solution for the current design, is to install a switch/jumper to separate JAMMA button 4, because I've used all I/Os of the microcontroller. The transistor solution that you see for button 6 is just to have the JAMMA button 6 (pins #3 and #27) separated from the kick harness button 6. Basically, this makes the supergun compatible with those multi-pcb boards that accept up to 6 buttons via the JAMMA edge, and with standard JAMMA that normally grounds JAMMA pins #e and #27.
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Understood. Thanks for your explanation. :)
 
Maybe it has been answered before, didn’t read the full 38 pages of this thread...

If I would use a Saturn controller and adapter, would the shoulder buttons we mapped to coin/test or something on the DB15 pinout?
So can I map those as well in addition to the regular 6 buttons?

Thanks!
 
Hey, check out the layout:

Saturn -> NeoGeo/DB15
A -> 4/D
B -> 5 (DB15 pin #2)
C -> 6 (DB15 pin #10)
X -> 1/A
Y -> 2/B
Z -> 3/C
Start -> Start
L -> coin/select (DB15 pin #3)
R -> unused

The adapter doesn't have the remapping functionality, but you can change the mapping using HAS. If you want to use it with some other supergun, I can map it differently if you need :)
 
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