Sega RingEdge 2 cant join partition 7 (SOLVED)

[nem]

As for dip switches, the only good source for them I found was in the Virtua Tennis 4 manual. Again, not all games will support all resolutions.

 

[RayBullty]

Yes, avoid using the Capcom I/O ( honestly I'd avoid using it on anything as it adds lag ).

A Sega Type3 is what I generally recommend but you should be fine with a Sega Rev. B. Those are two I/O boards I test with during development.

Thanks for your help. I thought capcom's was the best, so I bought it. I'm going to look for the ones you tell me about in ebay and similar stores.
Thanks again.

 

[RayBullty]

As for dip switches, the only good source for them I found was in the Virtua Tennis 4 manual. Again, not all games will support all resolutions.

AWESOME!!
Im going to test them.

The fact is that I have set 5 ON and the rest OFF and it looks terrible, as you can see in the video above.

 

[nem]

You still didn't tell me what monitor you have in your Astro City? Normally Astros have dual sync monitors. If you're not sure about your monitor, take a pic of the small adjustment board (also known as the remote).

 

[RayBullty]

You still didn't tell me what monitor you have in your Astro City? Normally Astros have dual sync monitors. If you're not sure about your monitor, take a pic of the small adjustment board (also known as the remote).

Sorry, I didn’t notice your question. I’m going to make more photos for you. Thanks again

 

[nem]

Yeah, that's not going to work. MS9-29 is 15khz and 24khz only. RE2 outputs 31khz at minimum.

 

[RayBullty]

Yeah, that's not going to work. MS9-29 is 15khz and 24khz only. RE2 outputs 31khz at minimum.

Okay, so that's all the Astro can yield. Well, now if yes, I need a blast or something more modern. Thank you all very much for the quick answers and for the help. This is a great community with people willing to help always.
I'm so glad to be here and learn from all of you.
Thanks a lot

 

[nem]

Just to double check, take a pic of the chassis (or the remote), just so I can verify it's indeed the original chassis on the monitor.

 

[RayBullty]

Just to double check, take a pic of the chassis (or the remote), just so I can verify it's indeed the original chassis on the monitor.

Ii think, it’s the standard one. I think I will look for a blast city or newer one.

 

[nem]

Yes indeed, that's a MS9. It's an awesome monitor for anything 15khz and 24khz.

 

[RayBullty]

Yes, avoid using the Capcom I/O ( honestly I'd avoid using it on anything as it adds lag ).

A Sega Type3 is what I generally recommend but you should be fine with a Sega Rev. B. Those are two I/O boards I test with during development.

I have been looking for the JVS model that you have recommended to me on the internet, and I have seen that it is the same model that I have in the Sega outrun 2. The fact is that it does not have a jamma input to be able to connect it to the Astro. Is any adapter available?

Also have this one, for driving machines:

 

[skate323k137]

Ii think, it’s the standard one. I think I will look for a blast city or newer one.

A sega Net city or New Net City would be great if you want to stay CRT, as the cab has a JVS IO built in.

I don't know of a JAMMA adapter for the IOs you posted, but the previously mentioned sega rev B IO is JAMMA.

 

[Mrhide]

this one:

 

[RayBullty]

A sega Net city or New Net City would be great if you want to stay CRT, as the cab has a JVS IO built in.

I don't know of a JAMMA adapter for the IOs you posted, but the previously mentioned sega rev B IO is JAMMA.

I like so much New net city. I hope i will find one of this cab soon
Thanks for the info!!!

this one:

ok, ok. Nice!!!
I will find one like this in ebay or similar. Thanks for the picture