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Main => Monitor/Video Forum => Topic started by: boozy on August 18, 2009, 05:07:58 pm
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I am currently converting a Final Fight cab with a MTC 9000 monitor / J-pac / arcadeVGA. The game worked perfectly before I added my hardware. I have installed the drivers, and tried various resolutions, but the screen continues to roll vertically. I have tried all the jumper freq settings on the arcadevga card as well, but currently on 15khz. I have arcade maximus installed.
I have tried adjusting the v freq knob, but it its super sensitive and just nudging it causes it to roll, and eventually it gradually starts to slide again.
Would installing a smaller pot along side the current one allow me to more finely tune the freq and solve my problem? I am out of ideas. :banghead:
I cant see why this would be an old hardware problem as the monitor worked fine with the old game hardware installed.
Just in case: I am using a vga cable from arcadevga to jpac, then to the built in adaptor.
HELP!
Thanks,
Dave
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have you tried linking the v sync and h sync?
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Thanks for the reply. No I have not tried that. I will give that a go tonight. Any other ideas what the prob could be?
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you already answered your question-its something to do witht he new hardware
either you need to link the vert sync or your wiring is wrong
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Well I took a look at it and maybe I am not completely understanding the linking, but on the monitor board input there is only one wire going to the H sync and nothing going into the v sync. So does that mean that linking will not help me? How do I do that?
I retested the orig game board and it started right up, had to make a couple adjustments, but it locked into place with no rolling.
It cant be the wiring because the only connection that is different is jpac.
Thanks for your help.
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just to see if it fixes the problem try putting a wire link from h sync to v sync on the monitor signal plug-you could strip back some normal wire and just insert into each pin
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Yeah I tried that that did not work.
I now believe it has something to do with jpac, because I noticed that the sync lights are not illuminating on jpac board. I guess I did not think about that because I am also using arcadeVGA which should work well with JPac. The jumpers are set on 15khz and 31khz, and I have the drivers installed for arcadeVGA. My guess now is that my usb port is not getting power to jpac, so I am going to try a m to m ps/2 switch.
Thanks again!
-Dave