kikaso
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curious if you have checked the voltage on the 5V rail while the board is powered on? I would check the board side to verify its at/near 5V. The Metal Slug X picture seems to point to issues beyond just sound cutting out.While waiting for the diagnostics BIOS, I decided to test more games. After about 20 minutes in attract mode, this is what I get with Metal Slug X. KOF96/98/2000/2002 all were fine.
Ah good idea. I’ll fire up Metal Slug and wait for the sound to cut out then check the 12VIs the 12v dying off? That would cause no audio.
But then it would be a PSU problem, since there is nothing in the way of the 12V line to the amplifier. Also, this problem would happen with all JAMMA boards, not just this specific one.Is the 12v dying off? That would cause no audio.
A buddy loaned me a MV1F one slot and the sound issues,The Metal Slug X picture seems to point to issues beyond just sound cutting out.
I'm curious, what was the result of this test?Ah good idea. I’ll fire up Metal Slug and wait for the sound to cut out then check the 12V
Forgot to post that update. Stays steady at 12.2V with sound and after sound cuts out.I'm curious, what was the result of this test?
I do have unibios 4.0 on both. I’ll put the original Japan bios in and do some testing tonight.Do you have a UniBIOS installed? UniBIOS 4.0 has been doing some weird shit on boards sent into my shop like a 4 slot with no audio on Samurai Shodown and no audio on slots 2 and 4 on another board. Leave the carts in the slots while lifting the top board up and changing the BIOS then plugging it back to the bottom board gives you audio back. Repeating with reinstalling the UniBIOS and audio goes out again. Crazy stuff. I downgraded one to a UniBIOS 3.3 and reset the backup RAM on the other.
Swapped in the original Japanese BIOS and Metal Slug has been running for two hours with no audio issues. Seems like the UniBIOS was causing the audio issues. I’m testing Metal Slug X now since that game was also having issues, (graphical not audio) but I’m confident that it was UniBIOS 4.0 that was responsible for the errors.Do you have a UniBIOS installed? UniBIOS 4.0 has been doing some weird shit on boards sent into my shop like a 4 slot with no audio on Samurai Shodown and no audio on slots 2 and 4 on another board. Leave the carts in the slots while lifting the top board up and changing the BIOS then plugging it back to the bottom board gives you audio back. Repeating with reinstalling the UniBIOS and audio goes out again. Crazy stuff. I downgraded one to a UniBIOS 3.3 and reset the backup RAM on the other.
Now that I’ve “fixed” the audio with channelmaniac’s help, I’ll go ahead and install your stereo boardGreat find! Glad you figured this out. Now to test my boards in attract mode…