Taito Type X3 I/O

[Brendan1495]

Hi all, I want to set up my type x3 to a supergun and run on my tv, what would the best I/O board to buy to allow me to use all buttons on controller/ stick.

Thanks for any help

Brendan

 

[uberpixel]

It's a PC so you can just use HDMI from your gfx card to your modern TV. Regarding the controls, I think you can use Xbox controllers or Brook boards if you fancied using an existing stick.

 

[ZeroSum]

I think you can use Xbox controllers.

Well that makes it pointless.

How many times will this question be asked LOL ?

The X3Multi Sucks Anyway.

 

[Brendan1495]

I have it hooked up to the TV via hdmi unfortunately the artax multi on the hdd only accepts JVS, I can control the menu using an xbox 360 controller on usb but as soon as I load a game I have no controls, I have hooked it up to a supergun using a sega jvs and this works to some degree but jamma so only 4 buttons

 

[uberpixel]

Well that makes it pointless.

How many times will this question be asked LOL ?

The X3Multi Sucks Anyway.

Some people can't afford or have the space to buy a full size cab so make do with consolized versions.

I have it hooked up to the TV via hdmi unfortunately the artax multi on the hdd only accepts JVS, I can control the menu using an xbox 360 controller on usb but as soon as I load a game I have no controls, I have hooked it up to a supergun using a sega jvs and this works to some degree but jamma so only 4 buttons

MP07-IONA-US JVS Interface v3.11 / Firmware v2.22

The MP07-IONA-US is created by Mellow PCB from Japan. It is a small board that allows for the direct connection of USB gamepads and sticks to JVS based arcade systems. JVS systems are generally equipped with a power supply, video and audio outputs already. Usually you would need to hook up a I/O...

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[Brendan1495]

Some people can't afford or have the space to buy a full size cab so make do with consolized versions.

MP07-IONA-US JVS Interface v3.11 / Firmware v2.22

The MP07-IONA-US is created by Mellow PCB from Japan. It is a small board that allows for the direct connection of USB gamepads and sticks to JVS based arcade systems. JVS systems are generally equipped with a power supply, video and audio outputs already. Usually you would need to hook up a I/O...

www.candycabclub.com

Hi thanks for the reply, I tried a clone of the MP07-IONA and it did nothing, would not even control the menu, I even updated the firmware etc., still nothing, it may be defective or just incompatible, will test on my Naomi next time I set it up.

 

[tonybolony]

go into explorer , add a keyboard and mouse and on the different you should be able to bind the buttons to your controller

 

[Brendan1495]

go into explorer , add a keyboard and mouse and on the different you should be able to bind the buttons to your controller

Cheers Tony, I have done this but I am trying to get away from setting controls on each game, I have just bought a fast I/O with a jamma edge hopefully this will do the job.

 

[Chihiro]

Its possible to remap all the controls as I had a few issues with my TX3 & so just use a normal pc motherboard with the multi & a JVS-PAC 2 which converts the JVS into 3 pc keyboards.

Only thing you might get issues with if using the multi on a OLED tv as older games like Street fighter suffers from frame skip.

 

[Brendan1495]

Its possible to remap all the controls as I had a few issues with my TX3 & so just use a normal pc motherboard with the multi & a JVS-PAC 2 which converts the JVS into 3 pc keyboards.

Only thing you might get issues with if using the multi on a OLED tv as older games like Street fighter suffers from frame skip.

Thanks for the help is something I will look into if the fast I/O and supergun dont work