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@kyoken is looking for one.

There's not really a safety stop on the pot. How it works is that the PSU outputs a maximum voltage and amperage on the 5V and 12V lines at all times. The 5V adjustment potentiometer is a variable resistor on that line. When the pot is adjusted to minimum then the resistance is at the highest...

Good sleuthing by cross-checking the board on another cab. Some old boards can draw a lot of power and 5.0V even should be the target to dial the voltage line to on nearly all boards. The 12.0V line is used to power the audio amplifier and it's more tolerant of undervoltage. As for what to do...

Alright. Well, try the steps I outlined and let's see if it makes any improvement.

Are you using an adapter to connect the board up to your JAMMA harness? Does the game play blind? As in, you hear music, sound, and you can insert a coin and start a round? Or is it completely frozen? Start with disconnecting and reconnecting every ribbon cable connector. Also use a small...

https://wiki.arcadeotaku.com/w/Nanao_MS-2930-S

That video is getting long in the tooth these days! :P Your image will be upside down if the yoke is connected backwards - try flipping your yoke connector. As for the lack of red, double-check the RGB inputs to the monitor chassis.

Remove All Batteries!

Nope. Deathsmiles White Label is a CV1000-B game.

Not trolling - just genuinely curious. What are the distinguishing characteristics of the OG bubble wrap bags in the Cave kits? I have a few that my boards arrived in but never have been curious if they're "original" or not until now.

The battery is supposed to be removed with a Darksoft Multi installed. The battery maintains a decryption key in SRAM, but the Multi writes a fresh decryption key into the CPS2 at bootup and whenever changing to another game. As such, it's not necessary for the battery to be present. I'd...

I paid $100 USD for my Taito Fast IO board but that was two years ago.

Thanks for the heads up - the site is back online now.

Everything looks to be in very good condition visually. I still think the LS244 should be swapped with a fresh one for your controls issue though.

The bottom board on M72 is used for background tile generation. Imagine a line drawn across the center length of the board - the ICs in the top half draws one background while the ICs in the bottom half draws another background. The SMD chip you circled in red in the lower-left is the...

Looks like the same seller has had some sales drama in this recent thread as well: https://www.arcade-projects.com/threads/feedback-for-arcadesalesgr-neutral.29487/#post-421929

I sent you a PM on the G-Net labels.

I’m up for some G-Net card labels.

Ask @djsheep

That bug was already reported back in March: https://github.com/jotego/jtcores/issues/584