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Title: jpac plugged in backwards. Is it done?
Post by: headsupkid01 on July 14, 2010, 05:28:04 pm
I recently got all my stuff together and started installing the PC. I didn't see the two sides of the JAMMA harness and plugged the JPAC in backwards. After i started it up and it didn't work i turned it around and re started it. The windows screen came up and everything looked good but after a few minuets the whole screen got messed up. It looks like a meesed up atari game with the lines going across. Did i mess up my JPAC.  Here are some before and after of the screen.
Title: Re: jpac plugged in backwards. Is it done?
Post by: BobA on July 15, 2010, 02:45:32 pm
According to the ultimarc site

" NEW VERSION!  Now has inputs fully protected against static discharge and reverse connection, now supports 3 extra JAMMA connections (Tilt, Service SW  and Test)"

Does the windows display no longer come up or does it show and then go out of sync afterwards.
Title: Re: jpac plugged in backwards. Is it done?
Post by: headsupkid01 on July 15, 2010, 04:27:25 pm
I have  a old one bought off of Ebay. But the windows screen will come up every time you turn everything off and restart it. It just gets messed up after a few min. I'm also running a ArcadeVGA 3000 card in a Dell Optaplex and it's too big for the case so i have to leave it open. That wouldn't do anything right? What i know for a fact is. The PC works fine, the monitor and everything else in the cab works because i can plug street fighter back in and it's fine. The other thing is, as those line move across the screen in the 2nd pic. The green LED flickers.
Title: Re: jpac plugged in backwards. Is it done?
Post by: BobA on July 15, 2010, 04:42:53 pm
What resolution are you using when windows is showing and what program are you running after start up? 
Title: Re: jpac plugged in backwards. Is it done?
Post by: headsupkid01 on July 15, 2010, 05:15:57 pm
When it starts up it's on the lowest res. I never make it to running a program. It goes to the "found new hardware, do you want to install drivers" window and then everything goes bad. The very first time i got it working the screen didn't mess up for 10 to 15 min. and i started to install the ArcadeVGA drivers but it messed up before i could get them installed. I didn't have .net framework so it wouldn't install them.
Title: Re: jpac plugged in backwards. Is it done?
Post by: headsupkid01 on July 15, 2010, 07:17:11 pm
I'm starting to think the video card is bad
Title: Re: jpac plugged in backwards. Is it done?
Post by: BobA on July 20, 2010, 09:28:09 am
Did you uninstall all previous video drivers before you installed the arcadevga?

Title: Re: jpac plugged in backwards. Is it done?
Post by: headsupkid01 on July 22, 2010, 10:02:03 pm
Its a computer that has never had drivers or anything on it. I bought a NEW j pac and i'm still havng the same problem. I have tried different wires, different computer, made shure they both had separate power outlets that were 3 prong,I pluged it in the the vga out that the optiplex  comes with and it's the same thing. All tho it runs a few minutes longer thew the Arcadevga before it messes up than the stock vga out. Do i have to cut one of the wires to the JAMMA before i install it? because the problem is definitely between the J pac and the JAMMA harness. I can send you a video of everything if you need it. but i don't know were to go with it now.
Title: Re: jpac plugged in backwards. Is it done?
Post by: headsupkid01 on July 22, 2010, 10:15:07 pm
Ok the green led go's out and from what i have read this means the frequncy is out of range. I can't install the drivers with out that moniter.
Title: Re: jpac plugged in backwards. Is it done?
Post by: headsupkid01 on July 22, 2010, 10:37:15 pm
Do i have to install the ArcadeVGA card and drivers before i plug it in to the J pac?
Title: Re: jpac plugged in backwards. Is it done?
Post by: headsupkid01 on July 23, 2010, 09:10:36 am
I figured out what was wrong. I plugged everything to my PC threw the DVI port and got this blue screen. Aparentlly the ArcadeVGA card is a defect. Also it did the same lines across my PC monitor that it did on the Street fighter game.