HardAzRockz
Professional
I put together a simple rotary selector for the Sammy Seta Visco 4-in-1 multi. Nothing fancy compared to some of the more polished solutions out there, but it gets the job done reliably.
The main reason I did this was because the DIP switches on the multi are located at the bottom of the board. Every time I wanted to change games, it felt like a chore—turning it over to access the dip switches, flipping switches. It got old pretty quick.
This setup replaces the DIP switching with a rotary selector, so now it’s just a quick turn to swap games. Much cleaner and way more convenient in practice.
Again, it’s not a high-end or feature-packed design—just a straightforward, functional solution that makes using the multi a lot less annoying. I will be designing a 3D printed mount
If anyone is interested, I can share the files.


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The main reason I did this was because the DIP switches on the multi are located at the bottom of the board. Every time I wanted to change games, it felt like a chore—turning it over to access the dip switches, flipping switches. It got old pretty quick.
This setup replaces the DIP switching with a rotary selector, so now it’s just a quick turn to swap games. Much cleaner and way more convenient in practice.
Again, it’s not a high-end or feature-packed design—just a straightforward, functional solution that makes using the multi a lot less annoying. I will be designing a 3D printed mount
If anyone is interested, I can share the files.









