Retroman839
Senior Member
Thanks man ..
Yeh sega loom i know the cable on that one ..
It’s like pin 3 …
I have them looms with the resistor in.
I’m looking for the cable on the namco loom
I’m on the Namco loom
Any interest in a Group buy in wigan 3x noir?
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Yeh sega loom i know the cable on that one ..
It’s like pin 3 …
I have them looms with the resistor in.
I’m looking for the cable on the namco loom
I’m on the Namco loom
thegreathopper
Active member
I thought that was the Namco loom that I had modified, I don’t recall fitting another loom.
But you could be right, I did it at least 5 years ago!
My Noir is pretty old, here’s its id.
But you could be right, I did it at least 5 years ago!
My Noir is pretty old, here’s its id.
Retroman839
Senior Member
They put sega on it to help us 😁
Retroman839
Senior Member
Thing is though is that I have a coin mech working in this noir ..
But I think that is it a link up cab issue
Like all these jvs fighting games that through errors are 2 player 3d games
Are they expecting a multi coin mech
Multi coin counter set up ?
As coin meter 1 & coin meter 2 are avalible on the io 🤔
Like back to back or side by side link up was expected?
But I think that is it a link up cab issue
Like all these jvs fighting games that through errors are 2 player 3d games
Are they expecting a multi coin mech
Multi coin counter set up ?
As coin meter 1 & coin meter 2 are avalible on the io 🤔
Like back to back or side by side link up was expected?
Retroman839
Senior Member
The Type X2 BIOS looks for a physical connection loop back through the I/O board to confirm a coin counter is attached. Without it, the game freezes with a JVS or Coin communication error. [1, 2, 3]
The Hardware Spoof (100-Ohm Resistor Trick)
To bypass this check, you must bridge the coin meter pins: [1, 2]
The Hardware Spoof (100-Ohm Resistor Trick)
To bypass this check, you must bridge the coin meter pins: [1, 2]
- Locate the coin door wiring harness or the JVS I/O board pins inside your Namco Noir cabinet.
- Add a 100-ohm resistor inline between the Coin Meter/Counter Ground pin and the +5V power pin on your cabinet’s I/O lines.
- For cabinets with two coin slots mapped by default, you may need to loop both coin counter lines individually to the +5V line, using a separate 100-ohm resistor for each. [1, 2, 3]
Retroman839
Senior Member
NA-JV2 from the bloodlines tekken 6 owners manual
Retroman839
Senior Member
Nice one man ..👍👍
I think they had to be your worst part too
Yeh I will laquer mine shortly
Older machine with the 3.3v PSU and flo top light same as mine the STD connect pcb shown in your pic can clean up nice with a bit of fairy & ipa then use a air blower to dry.
Retroman839
Senior Member
Ai seems
To think I can spoof my standerd namco noir io .. on the coin mech
To pass the jvs error ?
But I already have a coin mech and it’s working !
So I don’t think the spoof can be a thing .. unless it needs 2 coin mechs to make the game think I have 2 cabs back to back ?
Tekken style .. which it seems this
Io was for noirs back to back with
Tekken 6 blood lines
Anyone know if that’s a thing ?
Street fighter 4 needing to be in 2 cabinets mode to pass the jvs test ?
Also Deathsmiles 2
And chaos breaker .
Battle fantazia
All fail jvs .
Nesica work ok
Sf3
Sf hyper aniversary
Etc..
Crazy_1201
User
Sf4 ttx2 multi was working fine with my cab on the 1p
Retroman839
Senior Member
Which io do you have ?
Which vertion of sf4 , AE , ultra ?
Crazy_1201
User
It was the standard namco jvs io
Sf4 arcade edition
I no longer have the cab but it was all standard. Could be a multi issue as mine was v2
Sf4 arcade edition
I no longer have the cab but it was all standard. Could be a multi issue as mine was v2
Retroman839
Senior Member
It’s poss that the niko multi is set to fast io mode
And I need to change it to jvs standerd in settings
And I need to change it to jvs standerd in settings
Retroman839
Senior Member
Crazy_1201
User
Yeah sounds like it. If you can somehow get into the settings menu.
I found this: so maybe if possible hook up the drive to another pc with windows and don’t boot from it?
What is this "config.ini" file?:
In short a "config.ini" file is used to define some options for a game. For example, some games only support JVS I/O boards and if you happen to be using the multi with a FastIO board, you can add a line into a "config.ini" file that sets "gametype=jvs".
Doing this tells the multi what kind of I/O board the game expects so it can startup the FastIO to JVS emulator with the game. There are other options which can be set via the config.ini, but none of importance at the moment.
Retroman839
Senior Member
Yeh AI says
Niko added a duel line in the config.ini
that can auto choose between
Taito fast io
And jvs .
Also
config.ini needs the
Polling speed to be
Polling=10 in the Ini as well
For the correct polling speed for the handshake between io jvs pcb & the game hardware
Niko added a duel line in the config.ini
that can auto choose between
Taito fast io
And jvs .
Also
config.ini needs the
Polling speed to be
Polling=10 in the Ini as well
For the correct polling speed for the handshake between io jvs pcb & the game hardware
Retroman839
Senior Member
I will connect the hdd to my pc and locate the .ini and see what the settings are 👍👍
Retroman839
Senior Member
A yup …
Any room at the inn ?
Retroman839
Senior Member
O go on then!
In you go !
Poor little
Fella look …
Hes only small and winters on its way ..
Get in there with you matesand keep warm…
What’s that … you want your marquee ?
Ffffffffhhjhwwwww I don’t mate tight squeez that one
6mm
In you go !
Poor little
Fella look …
Hes only small and winters on its way ..
Get in there with you mates
and keep warm…What’s that … you want your marquee ?
Ffffffffhhjhwwwww I don’t mate tight squeez that one
6mm
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