Atomiswave Help
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Amano Jacu
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NGT said:
This is not correct, I think that db9 port is for a modem, the stereo port is the CN3, with 10 pins.
Check:
http://www.neo-geo.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=83378
Amano Jacu
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So you made the stereo work? I'm just wondering, what did you use to connect to CN3? Did the connector come included with your board?
No it didn't come with a connector I made this..
It has 4 little female pins in it that I heat shrunk each one and then put heat shrink over all 4 to make 1 connector.
I did call Sammy to see if I could get one but they told me I would have to get one from a distributor.
It has 4 little female pins in it that I heat shrunk each one and then put heat shrink over all 4 to make 1 connector.
I did call Sammy to see if I could get one but they told me I would have to get one from a distributor.
If you make one BE CAREFULL with the pins on the Atomiswave cause if the female pins you use are to small you can push the male pins back in the socket on the Atomiswave. If you do push one back flip over the Atomise wave and through the vent holes on the bottom you can see the pins that are soldered on the pc board and go into the socket. If you did push a pin back in the socket you should be able to push it back to the correct place by using a thin screw driver and gently moving it back in place
Amano Jacu
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I'm just wondering, what did you put in the other end of the connector? You hooked it directly to the speakers, or to RCA jacks and then to a stereo system?
EDIT:
Oh well, you already answered here: http://www.neo-geo.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=87291
I guess it already outputs amped sound that can be directly hooked to regular speakers, and I also think it would be possible to wire it to 2 RCA jacks and connect them to a stereo system.
I was asking because it looks like we had trouble making it work connected to a 3.5 mm stereo jack (like the earphones one), due to the fact that in these type of connectors both the left and right audio channels share the same ground, while it is appearently mandatory that the + and - channels go separetely.
EDIT:
Oh well, you already answered here: http://www.neo-geo.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=87291
I guess it already outputs amped sound that can be directly hooked to regular speakers, and I also think it would be possible to wire it to 2 RCA jacks and connect them to a stereo system.
I was asking because it looks like we had trouble making it work connected to a 3.5 mm stereo jack (like the earphones one), due to the fact that in these type of connectors both the left and right audio channels share the same ground, while it is appearently mandatory that the + and - channels go separetely.
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