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Mrhide
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you don't.
You get the openjvs hat (https://thebrewingacademy.com/products/openjvs-hat-for-raspberry-pi) and with just that and the wipi distribution (which includes openjvs and settings) , you can link bluetooth devices and be on your way
You get the openjvs hat (https://thebrewingacademy.com/products/openjvs-hat-for-raspberry-pi) and with just that and the wipi distribution (which includes openjvs and settings) , you can link bluetooth devices and be on your way
Thank you very much for your recommendation. They have already shipped it to me.
Mrhide
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I see i wrote « with just that » but you do need a rasberry pi to put on the rasberry hat! Just to be clear!
Let us know how it works for you!
I have a Raspberry Pi 3B. Can it work properly when used with OPEN JVS?
Mrhide
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Yes!
Mrhide
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Start with:
https://github.com/OpenJVS/OpenJVS/blob/master/docs/hat-quickstart.md
And
https://github.com/OpenJVS/OpenJVS/blob/master/docs/OpenJVS_IO_Manual_1.2.pdf
Let us know if you have more questions
ps: Note that support for it is already integrated in @chunksin excellent wipi image. I suggest you try that first.
Remember : connect the hat to your pi, connect your JVS device (and only that!) (ie your namco 256) to the HAT square "usb tube B" connector.
then your USB joystick or you can pair bluetooth devices.
FINE! I've actually tried it for you
You would go to setup menu:
Hold the 2 buttons below for ~6 seconds to put the dual sense in discovery mode
hit scan on the netbooter and it should see it. Hit PAIR DEVICE with it selected:
then you'll need to configure/assign keys in here
once done, go OpenJVS Control
to assign a "type" of mapping for the game you want to launch.
and you should be going!
https://github.com/OpenJVS/OpenJVS/blob/master/docs/hat-quickstart.md
And
https://github.com/OpenJVS/OpenJVS/blob/master/docs/OpenJVS_IO_Manual_1.2.pdf
Let us know if you have more questions
ps: Note that support for it is already integrated in @chunksin excellent wipi image. I suggest you try that first.
Remember : connect the hat to your pi, connect your JVS device (and only that!) (ie your namco 256) to the HAT square "usb tube B" connector.
then your USB joystick or you can pair bluetooth devices.
FINE! I've actually tried it for you
You would go to setup menu:
Hold the 2 buttons below for ~6 seconds to put the dual sense in discovery mode
hit scan on the netbooter and it should see it. Hit PAIR DEVICE with it selected:
then you'll need to configure/assign keys in here
once done, go OpenJVS Control
to assign a "type" of mapping for the game you want to launch.
and you should be going!
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Mrhide
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I don't know about that image, sorry.
mathewbeall
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No - that is Blade Zx's image for the Namco 2x6 that works by programming the multi-dongle. It does NOT have OpenJVS on the image.
Mrhide
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If you have the drive simulator is has the game images as well I'm guessing?
Do you have the IDE drive simulator ? if you don't, you can have 2 micro sd cards and boot each images ?
I have installed the 8GB img Raspberry Pi image. This is my first time using openjvs. How do I connect my Raspberry Pi and openjvs?
The equipment I have now is:
1.PS5 original wireless controller
2.Namco System 256 Arcade: Tekken 5 dr
3.OpenJVS
4. Raspberry Pi 4
The openjvs jumper has been completed as required
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mathewbeall
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RPi Hotspot is: WiPi-Netbooter
Hotspot password is: segarocks
I saw it already。
To open the browser I should type: netbooter.local
Thank you everyone. I have entered this menu. The OpenJVS menu does not appear because I am not sure how to connect the wires, because I am afraid that the wrong wires will burn OpenJVS.
Hotspot password is: segarocks
I saw it already。
To open the browser I should type: netbooter.local
Thank you everyone. I have entered this menu. The OpenJVS menu does not appear because I am not sure how to connect the wires, because I am afraid that the wrong wires will burn OpenJVS.
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mathewbeall
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You need to go to menu->options and enable openjvs
You are going to have to plug things in eventually - we can't do that for you!
The hat plugs into the Raspberry pi - and you the right usb cable to go from the hat to the Naomi. Your IO board isn't used at all - since you are using the raspberry pi with openjvs to emulate it.
You are going to have to plug things in eventually - we can't do that for you!
The hat plugs into the Raspberry pi - and you the right usb cable to go from the hat to the Naomi. Your IO board isn't used at all - since you are using the raspberry pi with openjvs to emulate it.
Your guidance is very efficient. I should be almost started.Are my connections correct?You need to go to menu->options and enable openjvs
You are going to have to plug things in eventually - we can't do that for you!
The hat plugs into the Raspberry pi - and you the right usb cable to go from the hat to the Naomi. Your IO board isn't used at all - since you are using the raspberry pi with openjvs to emulate it.
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mathewbeall
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No - the USB port on the hat goes directly to the Namco 246.
And the hat sits on top of the raspberry pi - it connects to the GPIO header.
And the hat sits on top of the raspberry pi - it connects to the GPIO header.
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Mrhide
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