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JVS I/O error

I asked him and he only needed/wanted the JVS I/O, but I don't have an issue shipping both boards ;)

What do you think @rtw?
 
It would be cool if you could somehow find a way of being able to interface with the LED marquee through dumping that BIOS chip, there were a couple of people who tried to work out how to talk to it but never managed to find a way, would be great if the answer was stored on that chip
 
I will send both boards and ask him to dump them just to be sure.

Will try to do it after the weekend, first need to wire up a Sega JVS I/O Type 1 to keep on gaming ;)
 
I have received the ROMs, only snag is I have no way of determining if the dump is good.

MAME does not have "cabinet" emulation at this point in time so it is hard to test.

I think the code is H8.

Was thinking of posting it here so that anyone interested can take a look ?
 
rtw said:
I have received the ROMs, only snag is I have no way of determining if the dump is good.

MAME does not have "cabinet" emulation at this point in time so it is hard to test.

I think the code is H8.

Was thinking of posting it here so that anyone interested can take a look ?
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Be my guest.
 
Any other people who can or want to verify the dumps?
Because the 'dumper' is waiting on the dumps to be verified before sending the PCB's back
 
as was said - dumps good for sure.

can you name some game which typically comes in this cabinet ?
not sure there to put it in MAME sources
 
returning to original question...
this JVS IO firmware have single routine for "CMD VER", "JVS VER" and "COM VER" JVS requests, and always return 10h (1.0), so some games may be unhappy with this number.
all it's features is - 2 players x 12 switches, 2 coins, no outputs - some other games also may not like there no output pins.

in addition there used custom/extended JVS command 71h (with set of subcommands) for LED controller PCB communication.
 
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