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Main => Main Forum => Topic started by: talem on May 25, 2004, 12:29:36 pm
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ok so i hear you dont have to solder and u can just easly snap everything in place withought solder( i aint solder eifficiant and dont have the time.) im talking about the Jamma harness. THnx guys for your help :)
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ok so i hear you dont have to solder and u can just easly snap everything in place withought solder( i aint solder eifficiant and dont have the time.) im talking about the Jamma harness. THnx guys for your help :)
uh - is there a question anywhere in there?
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ok so i hear you dont have to solder and u can just easly snap everything in place withought solder( i aint solder eifficiant and dont have the time.) im talking about the Jamma harness. THnx guys for your help :)
Er... you're welcome. Glad to be of service.... ???
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The jamma harness connects just like a PCI card for your computer, no soldering.
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"... first time builder" and first time attempt at forming a question ;D
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yeah funny u guys , I DONT WANT A MAME ARCADE< I WANT A FULL LEGIT ARCADE! Is there a way to not deal with soldering on this?
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yeah funny u guys , I DONT WANT A MAME ARCADE< I WANT A FULL LEGIT ARCADE! Is there a way to not deal with soldering on this?
Sorry - no harm meant. It's just the question was worded very confusingly. Anyway your answer is three posts up.
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I'm still not sure I understand the question. If you're asking about JAMMA cabs then yes the boards can be swapped out very much like changing the cartridge in a console game system.
Then of course you could go with a NEO GEO cab. Those actually do use cartridges.
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ahhhh i see ok ok , yeah i was messing with you guys heheh ,anyways so far i have a PCB board and Jama cartridge of Capcom vs street righter and i just need to know what else i need guys, thnx alot.
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ok i hear there is no solder involved in the pcbs .... ok heres my question. Do i have to solder anything like the control pannel to the pcb board or is there a way to get arouind that?>
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If you are dealing with a JAMMA PCB and have a JAMMA harness the the connector goes on the PCB edge connector and then the other ends of the harmess will connect to the various systems such as sound, video, and controls. With any luck you have a newer JAMMA harness that is labled. If not then you'll need to match colors and connector position to what you want to connect to.for wiring controls, etc you can use crimping solderless connectors, etc.
If you need a new harness let me know...
-Goz
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OMFG, it just keeps getting worse.
This is what you will need to make this work (assuming this is a proper jamma cabinet and not a mame cabinet)
1 x capcom "Capcom vs street fighter" game board (these are called a B BOARD from now on)
1 x capcom motherboard (these are called an A BOARD from now on)
a whole mess of wires with a funny long plastic connector on one end (a JAMMA harnes)
a jamma cabinet with controls and a screen and a power supply.
OK, thats the easy bit, if you have all of this stuff you are well on your way.
First you get the B BOARD and plug it into the A board (no solder required)
Then you get the jamma harned and plug the funny long plastic connector into the sticky out bit on the A BOARD.
Then you get the otehr end of the JAMMA harnes, there should be a plug on the end for the Power supply and 2 x other plugs for the controlls. Plug them in and you chould be good to go. NOTE: sometimnes the other end of the jamma harness is already hard-wired onto the controlls and the power supply, if this is the case you won't need to connect them yourself.
Extra for experts: plug in the "kick harness" onto the B BOARD to get the other six buttons going.
So in answer to your question, you MIGHT be able to get away without soldering, it just depends on how your cabinet is set up (you DO have a cabinet, right?)
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(you DO have a cabinet, right?)
This kid's got so many issues, I'd be willing to bet tall cash that he hasn't worked out his issues for getting a cabinet yet (http://www.arcadecontrols.org/yabbse/index.php?board=6;action=display;threadid=20686).
For Pete's sake, the guy obviously doesn't have spell check, how the heck can he afford a cabinet?!
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I didn't realise it was the same guy.
Maybe he will file a complaint with ebay against me because there were spelling mistakes in my post?
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I've read lots of his posts now. I'd have to believe he will file a complaint, but since it will be like all of his other posts, it will be so addled and misspelled, they'll not know what to make of it. Rest easy, he'll have a hard time complaining about you since you offered him large amounts of help. Maybe he'll JUST SHOUT AT YOU IN REPLY.