cheeseandcereal
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Also worth noting: JVS uses a USB cable to carry signal, not a serial cable. You should not have a JVS board directly connected to any COM port on the motherboard regardless of the actual JVS I/O board or PC(B) you're plugging it into. The JVS I/O board should have a USB B connector, which you use a USB B->USB A cable to plug into the USB A slot on your PC(B) that's labeled JVS (or sometimes JAMMA), which should be on some sort of daughter/expansion card in the PC.
As mentioned above though, this image is not for a TTX2 anyways (and will not work on one). You should check out this thread if you're looking for a multi for a TTX2 - https://www.arcade-projects.com/threads/a-freeware-taito-typex2-multigame.820/
As mentioned above though, this image is not for a TTX2 anyways (and will not work on one). You should check out this thread if you're looking for a multi for a TTX2 - https://www.arcade-projects.com/threads/a-freeware-taito-typex2-multigame.820/
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