I use an RT-125A with my HAS. It works fine, however boards that consume less than 1A (MVS MV-1C for instance), have trouble since the PS requires a minimum load to work.
I would love to pick up one of those finished adapters with my next HAS order (when ever the next run isFinally received my PCBs from OSH Park![]()
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With this adapter you can connect HAS with the OSSC using a standard VGA cable.
You can also use a VGA->BNC cable to connect it directly to PVM/BVM monitors.
Order the PCBs from here. If there is enough interest I can start stocking those, too.
Edit: The adapter comprises of a female VGA connector (HD15) and a 1x8pin 18mm goldpin header. The header pins need to be moved a bit so that you end up with 10mm long pins that connect to HAS, and shorter ones that will go to the adapter. You will also need two 15mm long screwed spacer sleeves and bolts to install the adapter.
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That!Maybe incorporate a space for peeps to install/integrate an Ossc into it??
I was thinking the same thingThat!Maybe incorporate a space for peeps to install/integrate an Ossc into it??
IMO the ultimate HAS enclosure would be one that included a space for the OSSC and the PSU.
Fking THIS!!! This is almost as what I had in mind.@modology, @The Spaniard - I built a few superguns like that in the past - Supergun showcase!
I wish I could build more of those, but it's just too time consuming and expensive this way. I came up with HAS as a less expensive solution that I could offer to more than just 4-5 people per year. The biggest obstacle for me is the JAMMA harness. I hate building those, and I'm not satisfied with the pre-made Chinese ones, I couldn't offer them with my device.
That would be awesome! With some Saturn controller (or maybe USB) inputs too you’d have the perfect portable supergun!Fking THIS!!! This is almost as what I had in mind.@modology, @The Spaniard - I built a few superguns like that in the past - Supergun showcase!
I wish I could build more of those, but it's just too time consuming and expensive this way. I came up with HAS as a less expensive solution that I could offer to more than just 4-5 people per year. The biggest obstacle for me is the JAMMA harness. I hate building those, and I'm not satisfied with the pre-made Chinese ones, I couldn't offer them with my device.
Could you provide details about what psu and other parts you used to make this? The thing I am most interested is in finding a PSU that can handle all possible systems and can fit inside a case roughly that size along with an OSSC.
That was what I had envisioned, 2 sets of saturn ports and 2 sets of USB ports on the front, maybe the 4 player ports as well or have those around the back as an extension of some sort. Would be great for tournaments for almost any system instead of limiting yourself to one system like UD-CPSII which is awesome but just serves one purpose for one system only.That would be awesome! With some Saturn controller (or maybe USB) inputs too you’d have the perfect portable supergun!Fking THIS!!! This is almost as what I had in mind.Could you provide details about what psu and other parts you used to make this? The thing I am most interested is in finding a PSU that can handle all possible systems and can fit inside a case roughly that size along with an OSSC.@modology, @The Spaniard - I built a few superguns like that in the past - Supergun showcase!
I wish I could build more of those, but it's just too time consuming and expensive this way. I came up with HAS as a less expensive solution that I could offer to more than just 4-5 people per year. The biggest obstacle for me is the JAMMA harness. I hate building those, and I'm not satisfied with the pre-made Chinese ones, I couldn't offer them with my device.
if is has an OSSC integration in the enclosure the. I will take twoAbout the "full" HAS supergun solution - sorry guys, not happening soon, too much stuff on my plate at the moment. We can come back to this in a few months. One thing is certain, though - it would be extremely limited in quantity, 3-4 units tops, just to see how it goes for me, but I know it's not something I seek to do in larger quantities.
.. No hurry, I can wait.