Tighe
Well-known member
Ghosts 'n Goblins pinout - What is (d5) and (d4)? Pinout page in museum wrong!
First I wanted to say that this is a bootleg GnG with the same Capcom classic pinout.
I made an adapter using one of those nifty Jammaboards.com fingerboards. In the pinout in the museum pin U and 17 are labeled (d5) and (d4) respectively. What are they??
Also I found that if I connected JAMMA ground to the coin counter ground it would blow the fuse on my power supply. It might be possible that pin is labeled wrong, or that the bootleg is different. I just disconnected it and replaced the fuse and it works fine.
Update:
I just looked at the PDF in the museum, and it is different than the pinout, some one should correct this, 22 and Z are labeled +12V Common in the PDF and counter ground on the pinout page!!
Pinout page:
http://www.arcade-museum.com/pinouts-game/7938.html
PDF manual scan:
http://www.arcade-museum.com/manuals-videogames/G/Ghosts n Goblins misc.pdf
First I wanted to say that this is a bootleg GnG with the same Capcom classic pinout.
I made an adapter using one of those nifty Jammaboards.com fingerboards. In the pinout in the museum pin U and 17 are labeled (d5) and (d4) respectively. What are they??
Also I found that if I connected JAMMA ground to the coin counter ground it would blow the fuse on my power supply. It might be possible that pin is labeled wrong, or that the bootleg is different. I just disconnected it and replaced the fuse and it works fine.
Update:
I just looked at the PDF in the museum, and it is different than the pinout, some one should correct this, 22 and Z are labeled +12V Common in the PDF and counter ground on the pinout page!!
Pinout page:
http://www.arcade-museum.com/pinouts-game/7938.html
PDF manual scan:
http://www.arcade-museum.com/manuals-videogames/G/Ghosts n Goblins misc.pdf