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Titchgamer:

--- Quote from: CHRIS-F on June 01, 2019, 07:39:01 am ---
--- Quote from: Titchgamer on May 31, 2019, 08:25:39 am ---Looks the same as my super pang booty and can confirm it works plugging it into a normal JAMMA connector.

Mine does not have a key installed though but I would not want to go taking a file to it personally.

Maybe just take your key out?
Or use a adapter with no key if you dont want to do that.

Just make sure you plug it in the right way around!

If you figure out what dips do what though let me know because I have no idea lol

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Have you tried the dip setting for Monster World a Super Pang bootleg? just a thought I haven't them all yet, I did try to get the attract/demo mode sound to work using those dips, but had no luck, although they appear to be similar to the super pang pdf instructions.

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Cant say I had found that, All the dip setting sheets I found for pang bootlegs were only 6 dips so I will give that a try next time I fire it up.

Mike A:
As far as the sound issue goes, see if the board needs the -5V connected. My Super High Impact was missing the speech and the sound overall was bad. It turns out the guy who owned the JAMMA cab before me disconnected the -5V lead from the power supply. Everything sounded great once I reconnected it. I verified that the PCB actually needed that connection by checking the schematics.
CHRIS-F:
If Anyone knows how to get the Attract/Demo Sounds on or confirm what the other dips do or even if the test mode can be entered somehow I'd be most grateful :-)
CHRIS-F:

--- Quote from: Mike A on June 01, 2019, 08:12:22 am ---As far as the sound issue goes, see if the board needs the -5V connected. My Super High Impact was missing the speech and the sound overall was bad. It turns out the guy who owned the JAMMA cab before me disconnected the -5V lead from the power supply. Everything sounded great once I reconnected it. I verified that the PCB actually needed that connection by checking the schematics.

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Ah! I think my cabinet still has the -5v wired into the harness, will check though, the original Super Pang doesn't use -5, mine is a bootleg though, can't see why they would add -5v to a booty but possible, ill check that also :-)

Thanks.
Titchgamer:
If I recall the "super pang" noise on mine is a bit muffled to.
Maybe its just a problem with the bootleg of it?

I know the original has a test menu button on the PCB itself but the only setting access on the boot is via the dips.
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