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What is this Naomi I/O board? (601-0262)

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yannis

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I've searched high and low for something corresponding to its part number (601-0262) but have only found this auction which claims it's a Capcom/Naomi I/O Version 2. Is it? I thought that was the 98701-3 boards.

It definitely looks like a Capcom I/O, has all the connectors and knobs, it's just not one I've seen before. I am by no means anything like an expert though.

Any help would be gratefully received!
 

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Looks like a namco 246 I/o

I know there also repro s from these that look verry like the one you have there . Does it boot like this?
 

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Sadly I've got no way to test it right now. It was part of a batch of I/Os I ended up with and it's the only one I've got no clue what it really is.

It does have the exact same layout of and ports as the Capcom I/O, though - I see similarities with the 246 I/O, but it's not exactly the same there.

Completely stumped!
 
I did think that might be the case, but it has the audio connections on the front and back, as well as that model number - I've personally not seen any of the clones with either of those features. They've all looked like the one AMS posted above (which I do believe is a Capcom clone, not a 246 clone).

As I say, I'm no expert in the slightest, it just has a few things about it that make me second-guess if it's a clone.

(It's probably a clone)
 
This is an original capcom IO, many differences to the one you have pictured.
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Caps, Heatsink, CPS2 Connector is wrong, the 3.3v stepdown is different, etc... Looks like a good clone though.
 
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