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rtw said:
Sp33dFr34k said:
What's the advantage of using VGA to VGA to OSSC versus the mini 8 pin din to scart to OSSC?
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The 8 pin DIN does not work with the OSSC due the input stage on the OSSC when using SCART.
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Wow, that was a quick reply!

But uhm, I have an OSSC (the newest one, with the newest firmware, stock settings), and a HAS v3.1 and I've used the 8 pin mini din cable to scart, works fine?
 
@Sp33dFr34k - The OSSC struggles to sync with the Taito F3 if it's connected through Scart, but it was discovered that it works flawlessly if you just connect it through the VGA port on the OSSC. More details here.
 
Im sure this has been asked many times in here, so sorry for asking, but I am new to the whole supergun business (and this board, hello everybody), so i am hoping for answers anyways.

First, i wonder if these superguns work fine with the gscart produced by superg, over at the shmup board. I know some superguns, in particular the Windy Gaming-one, has issues with the voltage levels it outputted, which bricked some of these gscarts. I own one of those, so would want a supergun that wont brick it.

Second, how do i source a suitable power supply for these things? It says in the opening post that "arcade psu" is suitable, but those things dont show up here often. Any tips on this? live in continental Europe btw, if that matters.

Thanks!
 
The HAS is compatible with gscartsw. The issue discussed over at the shmupsforum was caused by improper setting of the audio, basically the JAMMA amplified audio was output directly to gscartsw.

The HAS attenuates the audio. However, just like the Windy Gaming supergun, it also gives you possibility to use JAMMA amplified audio. The difference is that in practice it's impossible to switch to amplified audio by mistake, you'd really need to try hard, because the HAS uses two jumpers to set the audio level, instead of a simple switch.

As for the PSU I always recommend getting a Mean Well MWP-606 or SUZO 42PP0606 (the latter you can buy directly from SUZO Europe).
 
I'm interested in purchasing an adapter direct, not sure where that puts the count or what you need to stock it...
But yea totally in (aka my Taito F3 needs this to work with my OSSC)!
 
Yes, that's the one.

The HAS set comes with a PSU cable that joins the PSU and HAS. You only need to connect the PSU to the wall. Computer power cable (ideally with a switch, like this) with one end stripped will do.

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It's good to crimp fork terminals on the PSU wires, too.

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The Mean Well MWP-606 and SUZO 42PP0606 PSUs are identical and seem to be the most popular among the HAS users.. Is there anybody willing to design a cover for the screw terminal for this PSU that could be 3D printed? :)
 
@zeruel85 - It produces slightly more ripple noise than the MWP-606. I own the RT-65A and RQ-65B and I can see noise in the displayed picture. Maybe the RT-125A is somehow better than those two.
 
RGB said:
The Mean Well MWP-606 and SUZO 42PP0606 PSUs are identical and seem to be the most popular among the HAS users.. Is there anybody willing to design a cover for the screw terminal for this PSU that could be 3D printed?
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if someone wants to lend me one of these PSUs I'll design a screw cover for it.

though looking at the pictures I don't really see a good place where such a cover could attach.
 
twistedsymphony said:
though looking at the pictures I don't really see a good place where such a cover could attach.
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It would prob need to be like a nose cone or cap, not sure how else you would secure it.
What about a full enclosure like a PSU caddy?
 
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