Does anybody know the pinout for a D-Lite built Supergun?
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1 Common (GND)
2 n/a
3 Button 5
4 Button 4
5 Button 2
6 Right
7 Down
8 n/a
9 Button 4
10 Button 6
11 Start
12 Button 3
13 Button 1
14 Left
15 Up
I want to say 2 is Coin, since it's based on the Neo-Geo pinout and 8 would have been for +5V. I've got a coin button on one of my sticks, I'll take a look at it later.
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2 n/a
3 Button 5
4 Button 4
5 Button 2
6 Right
7 Down
8 n/a
9 Button 4
10 Button 6
11 Start
12 Button 3
13 Button 1
14 Left
15 Up
I want to say 2 is Coin, since it's based on the Neo-Geo pinout and 8 would have been for +5V. I've got a coin button on one of my sticks, I'll take a look at it later.
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Coin is usually the same as select which is 3, 8 is +5v. You just need to find out which buttons are basically Kick 1, 2, and 3.
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He used one that was mapped to the coin (or possibly service) button the jamma harness, separate from Select/Button 5.
Also the pinout goes for the kick-harness too. Button 4 is D for Neo-Geo or LK for Street Fighter, they're both wired up inside the supergun.
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There is a guy in this thread asking the same question, but a memeber named Werejag provides a totally different layout.
http://www.neo-geo.com/forums/showthread.php?t=161990&referrerid=4913
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http://www.neo-geo.com/forums/showthread.php?t=161990&referrerid=4913
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I'm going to say it may depend a bit on when he made it. The pinout I gave is how it is on mine, but I believe it may be changed a bit from when he used the metal cases.
Really the bet way to tell is if you have access to a multi-meter, do a continuity test between the controller port and the jamma edge to map it out.
Really the bet way to tell is if you have access to a multi-meter, do a continuity test between the controller port and the jamma edge to map it out.
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wow. i was about to make a thread for the exact same thing. thanks fantat, k-dub, and xx.
quick question, if pin 2 is n/a, then would i be able to wire up my 8th 30mm button to it? would it mess with the super gun in any way?
i'm asking cause i'm thinking of wiring my tekken 5 stick up to db-15 for the super gun, but i'm planning on building a converter with a cthulu pcb to use it with my ps3. I'd like to have all 8 buttons work for the playstation, but i dont want it to go to something like test mode on the super gun.
quick question, if pin 2 is n/a, then would i be able to wire up my 8th 30mm button to it? would it mess with the super gun in any way?
i'm asking cause i'm thinking of wiring my tekken 5 stick up to db-15 for the super gun, but i'm planning on building a converter with a cthulu pcb to use it with my ps3. I'd like to have all 8 buttons work for the playstation, but i dont want it to go to something like test mode on the super gun.
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On the one you have Pin-2 is coin up. On the Saturn pads I gave you, it's mapped to L. Checked back over my emails with Dean and that's what we decided on.
The rest of the pinout I posted above is true for the supergun I sold you too.
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