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The iDOLM@STER
Whole Brain Training With Everybody
Zoids Infinity
Zoids Infinity-EX
Battle Gear 3
Battle Gear 3 Tuned
Dragon Chronicle - Legendary Master Ark
Dragon Chronicle Online - Great Sky Battle
Druaga Online : The Story of Aon
Professional Baseball 2002
Technic Beat
Super Dragonball Z
The Battle of Yu Yu Hakusho: Shitou! Ankoku Bujutsukai!
What type of IO pcb do these games need?
 
andymage said:
Super Dragonball Z
The Battle of Yu Yu Hakusho: Shitou! Ankoku Bujutsukai!
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I know for a fact these two games work with both JVS and the Namco 246 JAMMA(B) I/O. I tested these a long while ago when I made my 2X6 fighting arcade games video
 
handy write up Franco , i remember accidently buying the wrong i/o for my Namco noir , as the gun i/o and the noir i/o look very very similar
 
I think Franco's post is very valuable, and it is based on his practical experience. Everyone may pay more attention to dongles and game roms, but for game enthusiasts, they are definitely not satisfied with this.
 
I got a couple of these boards, marked "V329 AMP" I the midst of an auction haul, I'd guess that they're just sound amps judging by the chip on the heatsink, but... What is that yellow jack doing there?

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Does anyone have the pinouts to these connectors?
 
nem said:
For a third sound channel.

LA47536 supports up to four.
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That's unusual. A bass channel, maybe?
So, I'd gather it's supplied by the regular JVS power connector (the 8-pin JST one) and the amplified audio is out on CN1?
 
Correct.

Although don't assume the power connector follows the JVS standard.
 
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Namco V147 EMI PCB
I/O board for Point Blank 2. I couldn't find much info on this online, so here are the pinouts that I reverse engineered or otherwise scrounged together:

J103 (Parts Side) (Connects to J3 on Point Blank 2 PCB)
1 N/C
2 N/C
3 N/C
4 J3 Pin 1
5 J3 Pin 2
6 J3 Pin 3
7 N/C
8 J3 Pin 6
9 J3 Pin 5
10 J3 Pin 4
11 J3 Pin 7
12 N/C
13 J3 Pin 10
14 J3 Pin 9
15 J3 Pin 8

J105 (Solder Side) (Gun/Lamp connector)
1 +24v
2 +24v
3 +12v
4 +5v
5 +5v
6 Solenoid 1
7 Trigger 1
8 GND
9 Sensor 1
10 Lamp 1
11 Solenoid 2
12 Trigger 2
13 GND
14 Sensor 2
15 Lamp 2

J106 (Parts Side)
Unknown, but unneeded

J107 (Solder Side) (JAMMA functions)
1 Meter 1
2 Speaker L+
3 Video R
4 Video B
5 Video GND
6 Service
7 Coin 1
8 Player 1 Start
9 Speaker R-
10 GND
11 GND
12 Speaker L-
13 Video G
14 Video Sync
15 +12V
16 Test
17 Coin 2
18 Player 2 Start
19 Speaker R+
20 GND

J108 (Solder Side) (Power)
1 +5v
2 +12v
3 +24v
4 GND
5 +5v
6 +12v
7 GND (24v PSU)
8 GND
9 +5v
10 +12v
11 GND
12 GND (24v PSU)

J3 (Point Blank 2 PCB, listed here for completeness)
1 +5v
2 +5v
3 Solenoid 1
4 Lamp 1
5 Sensor 1
6 GND
7 Solenoid 2
8 Lamp 2
9 Sensor 2
10 GND
 
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Thank you for this. J106 is used for PB1 but not PB2. It splkts and feeds to the v147 POSITION PCB that attaches to the PB1 game board at J4 and J1
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I was able to locate a site selling these molex connectors as well. I love this game and wanted to put this here for reference. There are cheaper comnectors available on te.com but these connectors seem to be easier to assemble as they will hinge open.


These parts can all be found on te.com

J103 / J105: 15P MINI UMNL2 PLUG HSG
794204-1

J106 / J108 : 12P MINI UMNL2 PLUG
794200-1

V147 Gun board power(PB1): 09P MINI UMNL2 PLUG
794194-1

The pink+blue guns themselves: 06P MINI UMNL2 PLUG
794190-1


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For J107 its a 2x10 2.54mm pitch connector.
I used a 2x12and it fills the gaps on the sides to let me use the snap connector.
M20-1071200

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