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I just got mine in and I'm trying to install the drivers and update the firmware, but I keep getting "This device cannot start. (Code 10)" on Windows 10, anyone else have this issue?
 
I actually haven't tried to update the firmware on mine yet, but did you follow the part about putting jumpers on it?
 
bdlou said:
I actually haven't tried to update the firmware on mine yet, but did you follow the part about putting jumpers on it?
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Yes, I soldered a couple of pin headers and checked continuity. I even tried a USB A-A.

I couldn’t get any PC to recognize the adapter with just the jumpers and 3 known working USB cables, 1 about 6”, the other 2 about 6’ in length. It was immediately recognized as an unknown device when using the A-A cable and the P1 USB slot, but it will give me the error every time after I install the drivers, manually or even using Zadig.exe
 
muckyfingers said:
I just got mine in and I'm trying to install the drivers and update the firmware, but I keep getting "This device cannot start. (Code 10)" on Windows 10, anyone else have this issue?
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I'm having the same problem here, and am experimentinng with different solutions. If I find something that works, I'll let you know.
 
bdlou said:
Update for Brook XB users. Hold the Y button on your controller when powering up the system. This puts the Brook into Xbox 360 controller mode, which causes it to be recognized. Hope this helps!
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Tried it today another time (with XB flashed to latest firmware): still not working for me.
(tried to force X360 mode, and tried it forced to Xbox-One mode --> no luck)

But the UFB works great.
 
Props to @Zepherino for the case. Fits nice and snug.

BTW I was able to fix the prior issues I was experiencing. It turned out to be a faulty USB cable. I need to learn to remap. Anyone successfully do this?

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I just got mine in the mail, but sadly I cannot get it to work on my Naomi 1. I've flashed a couple different firmwares, tried different lengths of USB cable, different controllers. It is using an external 12W PSU. Nothing. The N1 never detects it.

I have an XB360 controller plugged in and it does seem to recognize that. The ring light stays solid on player 1. So I have that going for me.

If I use OpenJVS on the raspberry pi that works so at least I know there is nothing goofy with the JVS port on the machine.

Is there a "best" firmware to be using for the MP07? I've used the latest unstable and the latest stable but again nothing works.

UPDATE

So right after posting this I flashed to 1.41 and used the options mode to set the "Inactivate JVS data signal level adjustment" option. You have to go into the options mode and I had to hold the B/red button on the 360 pad while deactivating the options mode. This apparently was all it needed. JVS Test picked it up and I was able to play Ikaruga and Gigawing 2.
 
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hernan43 said:
I just got mine in the mail, but sadly I cannot get it to work on my Naomi 1. I've flashed a couple different firmwares, tried different lengths of USB cable, different controllers. It is using an external 12W PSU. Nothing. The N1 never detects it.

I have an XB360 controller plugged in and it does seem to recognize that. The ring light stays solid on player 1. So I have that going for me.

If I use OpenJVS on the raspberry pi that works so at least I know there is nothing goofy with the JVS port on the machine.

Is there a "best" firmware to be using for the MP07? I've used the latest unstable and the latest stable but again nothing works.

UPDATE

So right after posting this I flashed to 1.41 and used the options mode to set the "Inactivate JVS data signal level adjustment" option. You have to go into the options mode and I had to hold the B/red button on the 360 pad while deactivating the options mode. This apparently was all it needed. JVS Test picked it up and I was able to play Ikaruga and Gigawing 2.
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Thank you for documenting!

Also... east lansing? I spent every sunday night at Pinball Petes for years!
 
I got mine to work with UFB without any issues or forcing x360. Plug and play, albeit button mapping wasn’t properly set.
 
hyp36rmax said:
@Zepherino Toyoshim-San ask if it’s ok to post the link to your IONA case on his site. Major props!

https://twitter.com/toyoshim/status/1507578687566544897?s=21
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I don't have a Twitter account to reply, but Toyoshim-san is more than welcome to link the case to his site, or host the STL directly (credit would be appreciated).

If I happen get my hands on the newer board revision, I'll probably update the model as well. I wouldn't expect or count on this to happen though, since I don't need to buy another board, yet I do need the new version in my hands to update the case. It usually takes me 2-3 tries of trial and error printing to get a model to fit as well as I want it to.
 
Zepherino said:
I don't have a Twitter account to reply, but Toyoshim-san is more than welcome to link the case to his site, or host the STL directly (credit would be appreciated).

If I happen get my hands on the newer board revision, I'll probably update the model as well. I wouldn't expect or count on this to happen though, since I don't need to buy another board, yet I do need the new version in my hands to update the case. It usually takes me 2-3 tries of trial and error printing to get a model to fit as well as I want it to.
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Awesome! He mentioned a lot of his users in Japan have the V1. Also someone get this man a V2!!!

where in SoCal are you? I plan on getting the other version also.
 
hyp36rmax said:
Awesome! He mentioned a lot of his users in Japan have the V1. Also someone get this man a V2!!!

where in SoCal are you? I plan on getting the other version also.
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Greater LA area. If someone is willing to go through the trouble of putting one in my hands to borrow, then I can probably knock out an updated model fairly quickly, time permitting.
 
I've had a few people offer to send me their PCB to borrow in order to make a V2 case, but what I didn't realize until just now is that toyoshim posted a detailed image on his manual page that shows the critical dimensions of the PCB. With these dimensions, and a more case friendly design due to space allowed for screw holes, I can probably just make the V2 case without needing it physically. That'll save the hassle and risk of shipping a somewhat expensive PCB back and forth. I don't think there's too many ways I can goof up the design and fit of the case, but then again... I tend to underestimate how many dumb screwups that I'm capable of.

I'll post the updated design on the 3D printing section of the forum when I finish it in order to avoid congesting this FS thread with posts.

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^ This was the image on his manual page.
 
ShootTheCore said:
I'm having the same problem here, and am experimentinng with different solutions. If I find something that works, I'll let you know.
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I finally got the firmware to update, although the process was a bit convouluted.

- On the computer with the "Device cannot start" message, I couldn't find a solution to make it work on that machine. I swapped over to a different Windows computer, installed the Microsoft WinUsb driver and got "This device is working properly" on the first try. So try another Windows computer if you can. Also try using a USB 2.0 port rather than a USB 3.0 port.

- After getting "This device is working properly" on the WinUsb driver, I went to the firmware update site, chose a Firmware version and clicked the Flash button. I got a "Unknown device from WinChipHead" message. It turns out that message is normal - you can click on the "Unknown device" message to highlight it, and then click "Connect" and it will finish flashing the firmware.

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