Thankmenever
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He has a sweet collection hopefully one day I can get something like that set up except I'm not stationed overseas lol
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So this is weird this was the harness that's in the system for the extra button setup looks how it should be according to the otaku arcade wiring picture
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And this is the sega extra button loom I bought so I just plugged it in and I'm not getting anything to buttons 4 5 or 6 on 1p or 2p I'm so confused right now I can only use 3 buttons lol
What's plugged in at the board? What's connected at the connectors?. Use a multimeter set to continuity test and put one lead at button connector and one lead at the appropriate pin at the kick harness connector. If you get continuity then check your buttons and check your board. Try known good buttons and board. If you don't get continuity then start testing from one end to the other keeping one lead at say the button end and working your way toward the board end.
What's plugged in at the board? What's connected at the connectors?. Use a multimeter set to continuity test and put one lead at button connector and one lead at the appropriate pin at the kick harness connector. If you get continuity then check your buttons and check your board. Try known good buttons and board. If you don't get continuity then start testing from one end to the other keeping one lead at say the button end and working your way toward the board end.
suggestions... make sure you have a sturdy chair...
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btw, your hands...
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Official episode on the Candy Cab home arcade tour is up! I'm so jelly, he has a great collection! For now, I'll need to settle on heading to his house when I want to play any. LOL.
Jason
For anyone who owns a candy cab is the dimensions the same for a wood board to slide in the cabinet for a blast city and other candy cabs?