Hi folks, this is a bit of a strange one.
I’m trying to run a TypeX2 multi in a 15Khz JVS cab which will auto boot into a Nesica game but basically whatever game I choose it’s crediting the game upon start up with between 1-4 credits.
I’ve tried this with two separate sega JVS I/O’s; the revision 3 and revision 1.5 and I’m getting exactly the same issue (depending on the I/O I’m actually getting more or less credits).
This seems to ONLY happen with Nesica games and not native TTX2 games.
It’s happening with KoF98, 3rd Strike, Vampire Saviour, Hyper Street Fighter II but it’s not happening with games like SSF4, or SSF4AE?
Is this a quirk with the Nesica games or is there something up with my drive?
My currrent setup has the PSU powering the JVS I/O then 5V and 12V out of the I/O power the downscaler and the audio amp.
I’ve checked the power consumption and ensured that the PSU isn’t pumping out too high and it’s a steady 5.01v.
The USB cable is brand new and works with a Naomi motherboard I have on hand.
I’ve also tried disconnecting the 60 pin connector incase for whatever reason the pins had been moved at some point and were creating some sort of loop on the coin line but I’m still getting the same issue without anything connected to the I/O?!
Any help would be really appreciated!
Cheers!
I’m trying to run a TypeX2 multi in a 15Khz JVS cab which will auto boot into a Nesica game but basically whatever game I choose it’s crediting the game upon start up with between 1-4 credits.
I’ve tried this with two separate sega JVS I/O’s; the revision 3 and revision 1.5 and I’m getting exactly the same issue (depending on the I/O I’m actually getting more or less credits).
This seems to ONLY happen with Nesica games and not native TTX2 games.
It’s happening with KoF98, 3rd Strike, Vampire Saviour, Hyper Street Fighter II but it’s not happening with games like SSF4, or SSF4AE?
Is this a quirk with the Nesica games or is there something up with my drive?
My currrent setup has the PSU powering the JVS I/O then 5V and 12V out of the I/O power the downscaler and the audio amp.
I’ve checked the power consumption and ensured that the PSU isn’t pumping out too high and it’s a steady 5.01v.
The USB cable is brand new and works with a Naomi motherboard I have on hand.
I’ve also tried disconnecting the 60 pin connector incase for whatever reason the pins had been moved at some point and were creating some sort of loop on the coin line but I’m still getting the same issue without anything connected to the I/O?!
Any help would be really appreciated!
Cheers!