Street Fighter 2 CE won't turn on

[Guywiththegun]

I got this at a warehouse run a few weeks ago. The monitor turns on (bulb in the back glows, 'statics' on and off), the speaker comes on, and one of the coin lights comes on. I even got a new power supply, but alas, nothing.

mytik1 here on the forums has been helping me out. He gave me another JAMMA board to try out, and it gives similar results, but it seems like I'm getting nothing out of the speakers with that one.

He also let me borrow this: http://www.arcademvs.com/testboard.htm (really awesome btw)

From here I can see that the speakers work and some of the joysticks and buttons are working. The 12v LED is lighting up. The -5v LED is not. Could this be the issue? Odd thing is, when I use a meter manually on the TESTBOARD, it actually shows -5v, yet the board says it isn't getting it. But when I manually test the SF pcb, it shows 0. So . . huh?

I've already (maybe) wasted $$ on a new power supply that didn't resolve the issue, and from what I hear good SF2's are worth just about 100 more than what I've already paid. 

Anyone else want to chime in here? Anyone familiar with SF2's? This thing IS getting up and running, no matter what. Even if I have to MAME it.

[HaRuMaN]

Have you tried hitting it?

[Guywiththegun]

Have you tried hitting it?

Wait!! let me try!!

....

Nope. Still nothing.

[HaRuMaN]

 

[grantspain]

get a multimeter and check the +5,i am quite sure sf2 does not require -5
check on the jamma connector pin 1 ground and pin 4 +5,you should have 5.05 to 5.10

[Guywiththegun]

I will check again at home (@ work now) but I'm 80% sure I do get something similar.

[grantspain]

make sure the jamma connector is on the correct way round

[Guywiththegun]

make sure the jamma connector is on the correct way round

Not sure what you mean? As far as I can see there's just one way it can possibly be on.

I checked the voltages again, it was a bit high but I got it down to 5.05, still nothing though. I keep hoping there's just something stupid I'm forgetting here.

If SF really doesn't need -5v then I am at a complete loss.

[grantspain]

got a photo of the jamma connected to the pcb?
unless your jamma has a key way its very easy to plug in the wrong way round
very few game boards require -5,some need -5 for sound and some others used it for graphics

maybe we are looking at the wrong thing,try turning up the brightness/screen volts a little to see if you get anything on screen

[Guywiththegun]

Here's a somewhat blurry one I took before I knew I could slide it out in the open. I can take better ones tonight.



It looks to be exactly like this:

http://chrisevans3d.com/hardware/xbox/jamma_pinout.gif

Something strange is the 2nd ground up isn't labeled as anything, just the first.