Oh! Thanks a lot for sharing. I knew of this setting, but never thought of a wheel rotation limiter.ABS_X CONTROLLER_ANALOGUE_X SENSITIVITY 0.3
The OpenJVS Guide reads:
SENSITIVITY can be used to multiply the sensitivity of the devices analogue axis.
I had this same problem, my Pi is on 24/7, first thing i did was rebooting it but didn’t solved the issue, then i opened the cab and noticed it was running a little hot since something was obstructing its airflow, relocated the pi and everything worked ok after that. I know this may not apply to you but that was my experience.Hello Fellow Wipi Netbooter Enthusiasts,
Recently I have been getting communication errors when trying to boot games from the On Screen Menu.
Launching the games from a web browser works fine. I prefer the convenience of the OSM being able to set Freeplay from the get go.
Originally this worked fine. I haven’t powered on the Naomi for a while. Prior to this some games launched and some didn’t. Now none of them launch anymore.
It would be great if someone could share their experience and provide a solution.
Thanks in advance.
Communication error!
We seem yo have lost communication with thr controlling software cycle your cabinet power and run the menu software to try again wipi
I am curious if the raspberry pi 3b/4b work and how much ram you need.Does this setup work with pi5, or still just pi3/4?
Thanks
Thank you. Right I guess the RPi 5 is not supported. Do you think more ram like the RPi 4b with 2 GB makes a difference?If there's no difference in price then it makes sense to get the newest for the same price.
I have wipi with the 3b+ and never bothered upgrading.
The difference between the 1 and 2 vs the 3 is way more noticeable when loading a game.
TX wouldn't need to be reversed, and still nothing.
TX LED's on the left of the board to light up at some point.Has anyone had any luck getting the serial port on the OpenJVS HAT to work? I have it enabled, and a cable built that I know works going through the RS-232 usb adapter, but am trying to use the serial port on the hat…