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ggallegos1
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Get the Jammafier from IrkenLabs. I use it in mine and it works perfectly
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This board can directly connect JVS. to Jamma, and also directly connect JVS to USB. You can connect your nnc to 15Khz VGA computer, Windows7 operating system or Linux operating system. It has JVS to USB function.
That looks nice! I might have to grab one in early 2023.This board can directly connect JVS. to Jamma, and also directly connect JVS to USB. You can connect your nnc to 15Khz VGA computer, Windows7 operating system or Linux operating system. It has JVS to USB function.Yes, it was developed by me.
I can help you, because I am the developer of this conversion board.
I can help you, because I am the developer of this adapter board.
I have the jamma harnesses from River Service: https://www.rs2006.co.jp/e/jamma_harness/index.html
It's good but if you have both VGA and the ... not VGA connectoin hooked up to the monitor at the same time, even disconnected at the other end, it will cause interference and the monitor to be in the wrong impedance mode. So if you plan on switching back and forth, it's pretty annoying.
I'll give another vote to the jammafier.
It's good but if you have both VGA and the ... not VGA connectoin hooked up to the monitor at the same time, even disconnected at the other end, it will cause interference and the monitor to be in the wrong impedance mode. So if you plan on switching back and forth, it's pretty annoying.
I'll give another vote to the jammafier.
I made my own Jamma harness, like the RS one. But instead of the CPS2 kick harness, I made an additional 10 pin AMP extension (just like the Astro City) so I can play with a wider variety of kick harnesses, or with more different panels (spinners and trackball).
It's quite long to make and install, but it's cheaper, more reliable, more polyvalent, and with no input lag. I don't know if PCB converters do have input lag. I just know for sure a harnes does not.
No - 5V though, but I don't mind for now.
It's quite long to make and install, but it's cheaper, more reliable, more polyvalent, and with no input lag. I don't know if PCB converters do have input lag. I just know for sure a harnes does not.
No - 5V though, but I don't mind for now.
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