If ground is a concern, use a length of wire to daisy chain a ground onto your problem button, from a known working player 2 buttons' ground (and obviously disconnect the existing ground on your problem button) - see what I did this list years ago enjoy! See if any are permanently stuck on, or which ones respond correctly.Īlso, if you are not using 6 buttons a side and its a more simply 3 button a side - work out which buttons on player 1 are not working. One other thing I found once, is that from memory some of these multi games have a test menu where you can test each buttons functionality. If youre still confused, I would suggest maybe showing us a picture of your JAMMA connector, and a picture of the under-side of your control panel wiring. Instead, when you press the button it breaks the connection which is already active, rather than making a connection Wiring incorrectly - say, active wire to microswitch NC, would leave the button permanently active as soon as you power on, thus the effect of no input when you press it. the button is not pressed down when it is not being used) NO means the switch is normally open (i.e.
Your active wire would go to NO normally open, and daisy chain ground to the common ground pin, and NC is unconnected. These microswitches have 3 pins - common ground, NO (normally open) and NC (Normally closed). cherry microswitch, you need to also consider which 2 pins to connect your active/ground wires to. If its like an MCA button with a normal style microswitch e.g. What type of buttons are you using - If its like a sanwa button, its very simple - only two terminals on those microswitches.
Each of these two wires should go to one terminal on each of your players' button 6 respectively, and then the other terminal on each of those 2 button's you can just daisy chain a ground wire from another known working buttons ground.Īlso on your harness you can connect JAMMA pins 25, 26 to player 1 buttons 4 and 5, and bottom side Pins c,d to player 2 button 4,5, and daisy chain the grounds on the pushbutton to the other known working buttons' grounds. Pin 27 would be the active wire for player 1 button 6, and Pin e would be player 2 button 6.
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This will free up pin 27 and e on your JAMMA connector. On multi boards, you disconnect ground wires on 27 and e (then Id personally rejoin the loose ground wires into 28 and f on the harness). So on a standard JAMMA cabinet wiring setup, pins 27 and e are the same as 28 and f - that is, ground. To help separate them, instead of calling both sides by the same pin number, you can use the above reference to list the top/parts side as being numbers 1-28, and the bottom/component side as being a selection of letters in A-Z uppercase and a-f lowercase. Player 1 is top, and Player 2 is bottom so to speak. So JAMMA wiring has a top (parts) side and bottom (solder) side. The objective is to reveal 80 of the silhouetted girls image within the time limit while avoiding the enemies. It features photographic images of both Japanese and western models. Just confirming youve followed this diagram for multi board Fantasia is a 'Qix'-style adult puzzle game modeled heavily after the Kaneko game 'Gals Panic'. Are you trying to setup a 6 button setup each side, or just 3 buttons a side?
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