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Q*Bert_OP:

Hmm...

sounds like an edge connector(JAMMA) problem

1. Try cleaning the JAMMA connector
2. while the game is on wiggle the wires/connector, look for anything happening.

eggedd2k:

thanks qbert.

is it ok to wiggle the board whilst it's connected up and powered on?

what makes you think it's the board/connector? (i'm just interested)

Q*Bert_OP:


--- Quote from: eggedd2k on June 20, 2005, 10:22:16 am ---
is it ok to wiggle the board whilst it's connected up and powered on?

what makes you think it's the board/connector? (i'm just interested)

--- End quote ---

Yes, it's ok to wiggle the connector as long as you dont take it off the board while the game is on.

also, I think it's the board/connector because I have hadeproblems similar to yours with dust/dirt being on the connector pins, or maybe there is a loose pin/bad solder connection on the JAMMA harness.

eggedd2k:

thanks again qbert. with any luck it'll be the jamma edge connector that needs a clean. i dont fancy trying to trace wires in the jamma harness

RayB:


--- Quote from: eggedd2k on June 20, 2005, 10:40:11 am ---i dont fancy trying to trace wires in the jamma harness

--- End quote ---

Why not? Just Google for the jamma pinout and you'll be able to find which wires are Red, GReen, Blue and Sync pretty quickly.


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