Problem Virtua Striker 2 arcade machine
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Usually these cabinets have a duel res monitor
15khz (aka low res)
&
24khz (aka medium res)
You need photos of the rear of the monitor and people on here can identify it to give certainty.
Note: SEGA model 2/3 games are 24khz
This game is model 2.
Normally you switch a plug in the rear of the monitor to switch resolution 15 or 24 kHz.
Jamma games are usually 15khz.
You won’t have cables to plug in a jamma board .
However it is not hard to get a harness and wire it in without any or much molestation.
In essence you need loom £30
I would get a jamma psu £20-£40
the loom
Wires to your buttons
wires to psu
wires to the monitor
change plug to 15KHz and your ready
However to make something interchangeable, is where the workload is much more, and more technical, and a lot more playing around
you could also put a pc in, and splice all the cables up.
what jamma pcbs do you want?
I would get a jamma psu £20-£40
the loom
Wires to your buttons
wires to psu
wires to the monitor
change plug to 15KHz and your ready
However to make something interchangeable, is where the workload is much more, and more technical, and a lot more playing around
you could also put a pc in, and splice all the cables up.
what jamma pcbs do you want?
You will also need to wire the loom to speaker(s) and to the coin/credit pcb
If you identify the jamma edge wiring positions on the loom it will be quite straight forward,
Terminals on the coin mech credit board are also usually labelled but easy enough to trace existing wires before you strip everthing out.
If you identify the jamma edge wiring positions on the loom it will be quite straight forward,
Terminals on the coin mech credit board are also usually labelled but easy enough to trace existing wires before you strip everthing out.