AWSD/Egret Club
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I got one just like it. Bought from Ken at the game room awhile back, and I got a panel just like yours I put together from a starcab Taito panel and an MCS overlay with some new bolts from aki shop. Bay78 has one of those as well.
I picked up a Taito amp for it (sounds great) and I use the cab for my Atomiswave and for NAOMI.
I picked up a Taito amp for it (sounds great) and I use the cab for my Atomiswave and for NAOMI.
Lovely cab!
I have P1 wired up to jamma and P2 wired up to the 360.
Top tip for people wanting to get sound out of the cab when a 360 is attached. Buy a cheap amp off ebay:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BTL-LED-F...Amplifiers&hash=item4cfc0d3fb0#ht_2084wt_1270
. . .pull the end off connector 'P' inside the cab and run the 4 wires straight to the amp. Plug the VGA lead in and off you go
I have P1 wired up to jamma and P2 wired up to the 360.
Top tip for people wanting to get sound out of the cab when a 360 is attached. Buy a cheap amp off ebay:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BTL-LED-F...Amplifiers&hash=item4cfc0d3fb0#ht_2084wt_1270
. . .pull the end off connector 'P' inside the cab and run the 4 wires straight to the amp. Plug the VGA lead in and off you go
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Sorry for the late reply guys. But heres my High Res Beauty! I see I'm the only one that did something slightly different with the start buttons.
Awesome stools!
Lovely, but get that AWSD panel on dude!
Yeah, my one player panel is in great condition, but I still need to get an MCS two player panel. I was wondering how you wired your 360 to your cab. I was thinking of getting someone to do pad hacks and solder them to a jamma fingerboard for me. Do you just use a xbox vga cord for the monitor connection?
Yep.
3 easy steps
1 - 360 VGA lead straight to the monitor
2 - Wire a pad hack straight to the CP
3 - Buy a cheap sound amp: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HiFi-Digi...ltDomain_3&hash=item1c1c7efee2#ht_3378wt_1037
Find connector 'P' inside the cab (Its a duplicate unused speaker connection), pull the end off and run the L+R wires to the amp.
Sorted! Great for playing Street Fighter X Tekken on a cab
3 easy steps
1 - 360 VGA lead straight to the monitor
2 - Wire a pad hack straight to the CP
3 - Buy a cheap sound amp: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HiFi-Digi...ltDomain_3&hash=item1c1c7efee2#ht_3378wt_1037
Find connector 'P' inside the cab (Its a duplicate unused speaker connection), pull the end off and run the L+R wires to the amp.
Sorted! Great for playing Street Fighter X Tekken on a cab
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Anyone know how to adjust the 5V on a Egret II Taito Power supply? I am getting 4.81 on the 5V from the pcb jamma connector and would like to get it to a 5.10.
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Which blue screw is it?
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Which blue screw is it?
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You're a life saver. Thanks.
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Across all boards? Probably a sync related. You might need to adjust the 5v to compensate for a high voltage drawing board. Is this on a AWSD cab with the auto-syncing chassis? You should still have a sync adjustment knob. You might need to dial it in. The sync rate on all 15k boards isn't the same. Anytime, I have that issue its because the 5v isn't high enough. Power the cab up with game on and test the 5v with a multimeter at the board and make sure you are at 5~5.1 volts.