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Check your Scart wiring. The TV won't switch to the RGB mode without power on pins #8 and #16.

We're getting close :D Still waiting for some additional items, and I would love to offer them all at the same time.

I've wanted to mod my Namco stick with the GP2040-CE so I figured the fastest way would be to create a custom PCB. It allows to use Sanwa, Seimitsu, and of course the original Namco buttons. Parts needed: Raspberry Pi Pico 5-pin and 8-pin connectors are S5B-XH-A-1 and S8B-XH-A-1 (optional, you...

The RECO doesn't affect the joystick, just the "action" buttons.

Thanks! The V4.1 doesn't require the kick harness GND fix.

You could replace it with an EPROM (27C1001). If you don't have an EPROM programmer, you can order a programmed one from https://www.buyicnow.com/it.php?i=379

I plan to experiment with the USB-C PD eventually, so I'm not saying no :) You can negotiate various voltages through the USB-C PD, but for a supergun application, we would need 20V/3~5A to get the max power from the PSU, and then convert it to +5V/+12V/-5V using the onboard regulators. I can't...

@ZeroGoukiX - I'd love to offer a version with that connector, but it's impossible to find it these days. @BilonFullHDemon - the HAS was tested with System 10, 11, 12 and worked just fine. The interference you see likely comes from the PSU or the voltage converter on your supergun.

I will have some more of these next month :)

In the DIY version, you just need to close the jumper J1S and it will work with everything.

There's a mistake in the USB2DB15 PCB layout, it won't boot if it can't drain power from the button inputs. More to read on this - https://www.arcade-projects.com/threads/home-arcade-system.332/post-427399

Thank you for your kind words!

@Agent_X PM sent!

Alright, the store has been updated! I've added some new adapters as well as 3/4 player harnesses (these haven't been produced for years). There are also new products that I hope you will like :) https://rgbslab.com/

It's very close!

Aqua Rush is another example. The game engine freaks out with the fastest rapid-fire setting.

Have you tried the asynchronous rapid-fire?

I can't comment on the CPS-2, but last time I checked the MV-1C with a Garou cart, it drew around 800mA on +5V, and around 70mA on +12V (attenuated audio, connected to amplified speakers), that's less than 5W total.

This morning I did a little investigation regarding the USB2DB15. I checked it with my older HAS units, it worked just fine. Tried with the V5.0 - all inputs appear grounded, the adapter doesn't work. I supplied power to the USB2DB15 via the DB15, but didn't connect it to any supergun or PCB...

The part number is VHR-6N-BK (P), I get them directly from JST: https://order.jst-mfg.com/InternetShop/app/index?back=2&product=47384400&jgcd=0&view=ProductDetail PS These PSU covers look great!