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File:Capcom mini cute advertisement flyer.jpg

2022-08-21T14:36:17Z

Nem: /* Summary */

== Summary ==
Capcom Mini Cute advertisement flyer

(this is a dupe, please delete)

File:Capcom Cute Flyer.png

2022-08-21T14:32:04Z

Nem: Nem uploaded a new version of File:Capcom Cute Flyer.png

Mini Cute Flyer

JAMMA

2022-05-21T12:32:15Z

Nem: /* Jamma connector pinout */

JAMMA stands for Japanese Arcade Machine Manufacturers Association, a set of standards developed for board pinouts. This was designed to make board changes easy, just take out the old game and plug in the new.

The JAMMA wiring standard was introduced in 1985. Arcade cabinets wired to the JAMMA standard can be made to play all games built to this standard, simply by installing the circuit boards for the new game. By the 1990s, most new arcade games were JAMMA standard. As the majority of arcade games were designed in Japan at this time, JAMMA became the de facto world standard.

==Jamma connector pinout==
{| border="1" style="text-align:center; "
!colspan="2"|Solder Side
!colspan="2"|Parts Side
|-
|Ground
|A
|1
|Ground
|-
|Ground
|B
|2
|Ground
|-
| +5V
|C
|3
| +5V
|-
| +5V
|D
|4
| +5V
|-
| -5V
|E
|5
| -5V
|-
| +12V
|F
|6
| +12V
|-
|Key
|H
|7
|Key
|-
|Meter 2
|J
|8
|Meter 1
|-
|Lockout 2
|K
|9
|Lockout 1
|-
|Speaker -
|L
|10
|Speaker +
|-
|Audio Ground
|M
|11
|Audio +
|-
|Video Green
|N
|12
|Video Red
|-
|Video Sync
|P
|13
|Video Blue
|-
|Service Switch
|R
|14
|Video Ground
|-
|Tilt Switch
|S
|15
|Test Switch
|-
|Coin 2
|T
|16
|Coin 1
|-
|2 Player start
|U
|17
|1 Player start
|-
|Player 2 Up
|V
|18
|Player 1 Up
|-
|Player 2 Down
|W
|19
|Player 1 Down
|-
|Player 2 Left
|X
|20
|Player 1 Left
|-
|Player 2 Right
|Y
|21
|Player 1 Right
|-
|Player 2 Button 1
|Z
|22
|Player 1 Button 1
|-
|Player 2 Button 2
|a
|23
|Player 1 Button 2
|-
|Player 2 Button 3
|b
|24
|Player 1 Button 3
|-
|(Player 2 Button 4)
|c
|25
|(Player 1 Button 4)
|-
|(Player 2 Button 5)
|d
|26
|(Player 1 Button 5)
|-
|Ground
|e
|27
|Ground
|-
|Ground
|f
|28
|Ground
|-
|}

==Notes==
* All input pins need ground to be activated (active low).
* Key 7/H says no connection because there is usually a piece of plastic placed in to this spot which will line up with a slot cut in the PCB. This is to prevent any chance of the connector being put on upside-down.
* Coin counter 1 "8" and coin counter 2 "J" are outputs. This is a mechanical style counter that increments every time a coin is inserted.
* Coin Lockout 9/K are outputs. This delivers power to a plunger activated by a solenoid which, when engaged into the coin path of the coin mech, will prevent a valid coin from tripping the coin switch and send it to the coin return slot. When power is fed to the coin door, an electromagnet retracts the plunger so that the coin path becomes open. Few games have coin lockout software in them.
* Service Switch "R" puts 1 credit onto the game but does not increment the coin meter.
* Test "15" enables the test mode, if the PCB supports it and triggers the test mode software of the game.
* Tilt "S" like in pinball games AKA "Slam" switch. The switch is found on almost all coin doors and is a leaf switch with a weight on the tip of one of them. If you slam the game hard enough, the leaf switch will close. Almost no games have tilt software in them. Behaviour ranges from a screeching tone for a few seconds to resetting the entire game.
* Coin Switch 1 "16" and coin Switch 2 "T" are inputs. When coin is inserted, a Ground pulse is sent to this pin and credits the game.
* Speaker +/- "10/L" is mono. It does not need an external amp. The speaker +/- is for post-amp output directly to the speaker. Audio +/- "11/M" is for pre-amp outputs but is hardly ever used.

==Supergun Notes==
When building a [[Supergun]] or when cabling a general purpose arcade cabinet it is important to adhere to the JAMMA standard. There are several connectors that are marked as N/C (Empty), these are not used by JAMMA pcbs as a general rule, but there are some exceptions you must be aware of. For instance, the [[SNK Neo Geo MVS]] has it's own standard based in JAMMA, but uses a couple of those Empty pins for the fourth button and the select game button. Even some Capcom games use pins ''c'' and ''25'' for a fourth player, such as some [[CPS2]] games.

The pins marked ''Key Slot'' are used to prevent improper conenction which could lead to damage in the board due to voltage applied to signal lines.

When building a Supergun there is little use for the ''Coin counter'', ''Coin Lockout'' and ''Tilt'' pins. But the ''Service'' and ''Test'' are widely used.

== External Links ==
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japan_Amusement_Machinery_Manufacturers_Association JAMMA info at Wikipedia]

[[Category:Pinouts]]

CPS1, CPS2 & CPS3 Connectors

2022-05-17T15:17:10Z

Nem: /* CPS1 */

[[Category:Connectors_and_Cables]]
Part numbers for CPS1 and CPS2/3 kick harness connectors and pins

==CPS1==

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Pinout for 6 button games (such as Street Fighter)
|-
! scope="row" | Pin #
| 1 || 2 || 3 || 4 || 5 || 6 || 7 || 8 || 9 || 10
|-
! scope="row" | Function
| GND || GND || P1 B4 || P1 B5 || P1 B6 || (N/C) || P2 B4 || P2 B5 || P2 B6 || (N/C)
|}

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Pinout for 3/4 player games (such as Saturday Night Slam Masters)
|-
! scope="row" | Pin #
| 1 || 2 || 3 || 4 || 5 || 6 || 7 || 8 || 9 || 10
|-
! scope="row" | Function
| GND || GND || P3/4 Right || P3/4 Left || P3/4 Down || P3/4 Up || P3/4 B1 || P3/4 B2 || P3/4 Coin || P3/4 Start
|}

P3 B3 and P4 B3 are on the jamma edge connector, pins 25 and c respectively.

'''H10P-SHF-AA''' - 10 Pin Female connector 
'''SHF-001T-0.8BS''' - Pins 

==CPS2/3==

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Pinout for 6 button games (such as Street Fighter)
|-
! Function
! colspan="2" | Pin #
! Function
|-
| GND || 1 || 2 || GND
|-
| || 3 || 4 ||
|-
| (+12V) || 5 || 6 || (+12V)
|-
| || 7 || 8 ||
|-
| P2 B6 || 9 || 10 ||
|-
| || 11 || 12 ||
|-
| || 13 || 14 ||
|-
| P1 B6 || 15 || 16 ||
|-
| P1 B5 || 17 || 18 ||
|-
| P1 B4 || 19 || 20 ||
|-
| P2 B4 || 21 || 22 ||
|-
| P2 B5 || 23 || 24 ||
|-
| || 25 || 26 ||
|-
| || 27 || 28 ||
|-
| || 29 || 30 ||
|-
| || 31 || 32 ||
|-
| GND || 33 || 34 || GND
|}

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Pinout for 3/4 player games (such as Dungeons & Dragons)
|-
! Function
! colspan="2" | Pin #
! Function
|-
| GND || 1 || 2 || GND
|-
| || 3 || 4 ||
|-
| (+12V) || 5 || 6 || (+12V)
|-
| P3 Lock || 7 || 8 || P4 Lock
|-
| P3 Coin || 9 || 10 || P4 Coin
|-
| P3 Start || 11 || 12 || P4 Start
|-
| P3 Up || 13 || 14 || P4 Up
|-
| P3 Down || 15 || 16 || P4 Down
|-
| P3 Left || 17 || 18 || P4 Left
|-
| P3 Right || 19 || 20 || P4 Right
|-
| P3 B1 || 21 || 22 || P4 B1
|-
| P3 B2 || 23 || 24 || P4 B2
|-
| P3 B3 || 25 || 26 || P4 B3
|-
| P3 B4 || 27 || 28 || P4 B4
|-
| || 29 || 30 ||
|-
| || 31 || 32 ||
|-
| GND || 33 || 34 || GND
|}

'''DF1B-34DS-2.5RC''' - 34 Pin female connector 
'''DF1B-2022SC''' - Pins 

'''DF1BZ-34DP-2.5DSA''' - 34 Pin male connector that can be used as a CPS2/3 --> CPS1 adapter in conjunction with '''H10P-SHF-AA''' for 6 button games 
Although the pinouts are different for a 3 player game, a simple move of cable/pin 9 (Coin) to 6 (Up) on the '''H10P-SHF-AA''' end actually maps out nicely when connected to a AvP 3p harness!
The game will need to be set to single chute/freeplay as Player 3 will no longer have coin input connected.

==Other connections==
If your cabinet (Sega, Konami...) has an internal 10 pin harness installed, the following connector can be used for 6 button games. 
'''176277-1''' - 10 Pin male connector 
'''175152-1''' - Pins

{| class="wikitable"
|-
| 1 - P1 Button 4 || 2 - P1 Button 5 || 3 - P1 Button 6 || 4 - P1 Ground || 5 - P2 Button 4
|-
| 6 - P2 Button 5 || 7 - P2 Button 6 || 8 - P2 Ground || 9 - N/C || 10 - N/C
|}

Cabinets such as the Taito Egret II have a different internal setup, and require the CPS1/2/3 harness to either be wired directly from game board to control panel, or a JAMMA adapter with harness attachment. The control panel side will possibly require extra cables for buttons 5 & 6

{| class="wikitable"
|-
| '''DF1B-34DS-2.5RC''' || '''JAMMA''' || '''Function''' || '''Control Panel "J"''' || '''Control Panel "K"'''
|-
| 19 || c || P1 Button 4 || 9 ||
|-
| 17 || d || P1 Button 5 || 10 ||
|-
| 21 || 25 || P2 Button 4 || || 9
|-
| 23 || 26 || P2 Button 5 || || 10
|-
| 33 || 27/28 || P1 Ground || 12 ||
|-
| 34 || e/f || P2 Ground || || 12
|}

{| class="wikitable"
|-
| '''DF1B-34DS-2.5RC''' || '''[[JST YL]] "S"''' || '''Function''' || '''Contol Panel "J"''' || '''Control Panel "K"'''
|-
| 9 || 2 || P2 Button 6 || 11 ||
|-
| 15 || 1 || P1 Button 6 || || 11
|}

==Where to get them==
http://www.gateninety.com/

<gallery>
File:10pin CP.jpg|Control Panel
10pin.jpg|Cabinet
CPS1_10pin.jpg|CPS1 adaptor
CPS2 10pin.jpg|CPS2/3 adaptor
CPS2_CPS1.jpg|CPS2/3 to CPS1 adaptor
JAMMA_CPS2_E2.jpg|Egret II JAMMA to CPS2 adaptor
</gallery>

File:Hantarex polo 25-28 schematic.png

2022-02-16T13:23:04Z

Nem: Hantarex Polo 25/28 schematic

== Summary ==
Hantarex Polo 25/28 schematic

File:Sanwa 29e31s schematic (1999-5-21).png

2021-10-13T07:10:24Z

Nem: Sanwa 29e31s schematic (dated 1999.5.21)

== Summary ==
Sanwa 29e31s schematic (dated 1999.5.21)

File:Nanao ms9-29 schematic (1994-5-16).png

2021-10-13T07:09:27Z

Nem: Nanao MS9-29 schematic (dated 1994.5.16)

== Summary ==
Nanao MS9-29 schematic (dated 1994.5.16)

Joy-Ro 21

2021-07-24T16:01:42Z

Nem:

{{Infobox cabinet
|name = Joy-Ro 21
|kana =
|romaji =
|aka = Joyro 21, Mini-Touch, Mini Baby, Bookies
|image = Joyro21.jpg
|type = Sitdown
|year = 199x
|depth = 875
|width = 615
|height = 1379
|wiring = [[JAMMA]]
|monitor_size = 21
|monitor_sync =
|monitor_model =
|rotatable =
|rotate_mech =
|weight = 158
|power_supply =
|power = 120
}}

Manufactured by Andamiro.

==Gallery==
<gallery>
Image:Minibaby1.JPG
Image:Minibaby2.JPG
Image:Minibaby3.JPG
</gallery>
[[Category:Clones]]

Joy-Ro 29

2021-07-24T16:01:24Z

Nem:

{{Infobox cabinet
|name = Joy-Ro 29
|kana =
|romaji =
|aka = Joy Ro, Joyro
|image = Joyro29.jpg
|type = Sitdown
|year = 199x
|depth = 899
|width = 720
|height = 1668
|wiring = [[JAMMA]]
|monitor_size = 29
|monitor_sync =
|monitor_model =
|rotatable = Yes
|rotate_mech = No
|weight = 158
|power_supply =
|power =
}}

Manufactured by Andamiro.

== Gallery ==
<gallery caption="Cabinet Photos" widths="192px" heights="256px" perrow="1">
File:Joyro.jpg
</gallery>
[[Category:Clones]]

Snow Bros. 2: With New Elves

2021-07-21T16:11:11Z

Nem:

{{Infobox video game
|name = Snow Bros 2: With New Elves
|kana= おてんきパラダイス
|romaji=
|image = Otenki_inst.gif
|caption= Instructions Card
|developer = [[Toaplan]]
|publisher = [[Hanafram]]
|designer =
|released = April 1994
|genre = Fixed Screen Action
|media =
|control = 8-way Joystick, 2 Button
|orientation = Horizontal
|arcade hardware =
|cpu = 68000
|sound = YM2151
|display = 15KHz
|series = [[Snow Bros (series)|Snow Bros]]
|pinout = [[JAMMA]] + [[Snow Bros 2 4P Pinout|4 Player harness]]
}}

'''''Snow Bros 2: With New Elves''''' (おてんきパラダイス ''Otenki Paradise'') is a platformer developed by [[Toaplan]] and published by [[Hanafram]] in April 1994. It is the second and last official game in the [[Snow Bros (series)|Snow Bros]] series and the last game developed by [[Toaplan]] before they declared bankruptcy in 1994.

The game consists of 6 worlds. The player must clear the screen of enemies to advance to the next stage. The game supports 4 players, but requires a [[Snow Bros 2 4P Pinout|4 player harness]] for the additional players.

== Region dip settings ==

Adjusting JP17-20 changes the game region as per the settings below.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
| '''JP17''' || '''JP18''' || '''JP19''' || '''JP20''' || '''REGION'''
|-
| 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || Unused
|-
| 0 || 0 || 0 || 1 || Unused
|-
| 0 || 0 || 1 || 0 || Korea
|-
| 0 || 0 || 1 || 1 || Korea
|-
| 0 || 1 || 0 || 0 || Taiwan
|-
| 0 || 1 || 0 || 1 || Taiwan
|-
| 0 || 1 || 1 || 0 || USA
|-
| 0 || 1 || 1 || 1 || Korea
|-
| 1 || 0 || 0 || 0 || Southeast Asia
|-
| 1 || 0 || 0 || 1 || Southeast Asia
|-
| 1 || 0 || 1 || 0 || Europe
|-
| 1 || 0 || 1 || 1 || Europe
|-
| 1 || 1 || 0 || 0 || Hong Kong
|-
| 1 || 1 || 0 || 1 || Hong Kong
|-
| 1 || 1 || 1 || 0 || Europe
|-
| 1 || 1 || 1 || 1 || Japan
|-
|}

Note that when set to Asian regions, the portraits on the character select screen are different to the ones in American and European versions.

== External Links ==
* [http://homepage1.nifty.com/shootingstar/otenki.html Japanese Snow Bros 2 fan site]

[[Category:Games]]
[[Category:Toaplan]]

MAS-29

2021-07-05T16:19:32Z

Nem:

{{Infobox cabinet
|name = MAS-29
|kana =
|romaji =
|aka =
|type = Sitdown
|year = 1994-1995?
|depth = 810
|width = 700
|height = 1227
|wiring = [[JAMMA]]
|monitor_size = 29
|monitor_sync = 15/24
|monitor_model = Nanao MS9-29A / Toei TC-A292
|rotatable = Yes
|rotate_mech = No
|weight =
|power_supply = Nidec PKA-7010SZ
|power =
}}

Manufactured by Usui Trading (臼井商事). Cabinets came in three sizes, this is the largest one with a 29" screen.

==Control panel connector pinout==
[[Image:Mas_cp_harness_connector.jpg]]

{| class="wikitable"
|-
| GND || 1P B4 || 1P B3 || 1P B2 || 1P B1 || 1P RIGHT || 1P LEFT || 1P DOWN || 1P UP || 1P START
|-
| 20 || 18 || 16 || 14 || 12 || 10 || 8 || 6 || 4 || 2
|-
| 19 || 17 || 15 || 13 || 11 || 9 || 7 || 5 || 3 || 1
|-
| GND || 2P B4 || 2P B3 || 2P B2 || 2P B1 || 2P RIGHT || 2P LEFT || 2P DOWN || 2P UP || 2P START
|-
|}

==Artwork==
<gallery>
Image:Mas-29_control_panel_scan.jpg|MAS-29 2L8B control panel scan
Image:Mas-29_header.jpg|MAS-29 plexi header scan
</gallery>

==Gallery==
<gallery>
Image:mas-29_1.jpg
Image:mas-29_2.jpg|Front
Image:mas-29_3.jpg|Back
Image:mas-29_4.jpg|Front service door
Image:mas-29_5.jpg|Back service door
Image:mas-29_6.jpg|Control panel
Image:mas-29_7.jpg|Control panel opened
</gallery>

MAS-25

2021-07-05T16:18:56Z

Nem:

{{Infobox cabinet
|name = MAS-25
|kana =
|romaji =
|aka = DREAM 25
|type = Sitdown
|year = 199X
|depth =
|width =
|height =
|wiring = [[JAMMA]]
|monitor_size = 25
|monitor_sync = 15/24
|monitor_model = Nanao MS8-25 / Toei TC-A252
|rotatable = Yes
|rotate_mech = No
|weight =
|power_supply =
|power = 120
}}

Manufactured by Usui Trading (臼井商事). Cabinets came in three sizes, this is the middle one with a 25" screen. Earliest models were branded as "DREAM 25".

==Control panel connector pinout==
[[Image:Mas_cp_harness_connector.jpg]]

{| class="wikitable"
|-
| GND || 1P B4 || 1P B3 || 1P B2 || 1P B1 || 1P RIGHT || 1P LEFT || 1P DOWN || 1P UP || 1P START
|-
| 20 || 18 || 16 || 14 || 12 || 10 || 8 || 6 || 4 || 2
|-
| 19 || 17 || 15 || 13 || 11 || 9 || 7 || 5 || 3 || 1
|-
| GND || 2P B4 || 2P B3 || 2P B2 || 2P B1 || 2P RIGHT || 2P LEFT || 2P DOWN || 2P UP || 2P START
|-
|}

==Gallery==
<gallery>
Image:fc2blog_201604201113161a1.jpg
Image:fc2blog_201512171553538b4.jpg
Image:REPMNcSE.jpg|Control Panel
Image:TxLbVu8b.jpg|Control Panel
</gallery>

Triforce

2021-07-05T15:28:27Z

Nem:

{{Infobox game hardware
|name = Triforce
|kanji =
|kana = トライフォース
|romaji =
|image = Triforce_logo.jpg
|image2 = Triforce case.png
|caption=
|manufacturer = SEGA/Namco/Nintendo
|year = 2002
|media = GD-ROM
|cpu = IBM Power PC "Gekko"
|gpu = "Flipper" (Custom ATI/Nintendo)
|sound = Custom Macronix 16bit DSP @ 81MHz
|resolution = 15k / 31k
|standard = [[JVS]]
|predecessor = [[Sega NAOMI 2]]
|successor = [[Sega Chihiro]]
}}

The Triforce is an arcade system board developed jointly by Namco, Sega, and Nintendo, with the first games appearing in 2002. The name "'''''Triforce'''''" is a reference to Nintendo's ''Legend of Zelda'' series of games, and symbolized the three companies' involvement in the project. The system hardware is based on the Nintendo GameCube with several differences, like provisions for add-ons such as Sega's GD-ROM system and upgradeable RAM modules.<ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Sega_arcade_system_boards#Triforce Wikipedia Triforce Entry]</ref>

== Hardware Specification ==

CPU : IBM Power PC "Gekko" 
Sound DSP : Custom Macronix 16bit DSP @ 81MHz 
Main RAM : Main Memory 48 MB MoSys 1T-SRAM, Approximately 10ns Sustainable Latency. 
RAM : Type 1: 512MB 
RAM : Type 3: 512/1GB 
Graphics Engine : "Flipper" (Custom ATI/Nintendo) 
Color : 24-bit Color, 24-bit Z Buffer. 
Hardware Features : Fog, Subpixel Anti-aliasing, 8 Hardware lights, Alpha Blending, Virtual Texture Design, Multi-texture, Mapping/Bump/Environment Mapping, MIPMAP, Bilinear/Trilinear/Anisotropic Filtering, Real-time Texture Decompression (S3TC), HW 3-line Deflickering filter<ref>[http://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=545 System16 Triforce Entry]</ref>.

== Type ==
Three Types of the Triforce hardware exist:

'''Type 1 (older rectangular metal box without built-in DIMM board)''' 
This unit is used for earlier GD-ROM based games. It is not possible to use the NAND Type media board with this model. Not compatible with Type 3 games.

'''Type 3 (newer square metal box version with built in GDROM controller)''' 
This unit is used for later GD-ROM based games. It is possible to use the NAND Type media board with this model. Not compatible with Type 1 games.

'''NAND Type''' 
This unit is by default has a NAND ROM media board. This is used for [[Mario Kart Arcade GP]] 1 & [[Mario Kart Arcade GP 2|2]] and [[F-Zero AX Monster Ride]].

==Regions==

===Changing Region===

Boot up the Triforce with nothing connected except for the satellite / netboot pic security chip.
Go into the test menu using the test button go down to system information and press the service button 30 times.
A menu will appear where the region can be changed.

== Game List ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:auto"
|-
! Title
! Developer
! Media
! Key Chip
! Type 1
! Type 3
! NAND
|-
| [[F-Zero AX]]||Sega / Nintendo, 2003||GDROM GDT0004||||{{tick}}||{{cross}}||{{cross}}
|-
| F-Zero AX Monster Ride||Sega / Nintendo, 2004||NAND ROM Cart|| || {{cross}}||{{tick}} ||{{tick}}
|-
| Firmware Update ||Sega||GDROM GDT0011|| ||{{tick}}||{{unknown}} ||{{cross}}
|-
| Gekitou Pro Yakyuu||Sega, 2003||GDROM GDT0008C||3170371JPN ||{{tick}}||{{cross}}||{{cross}}
|-
| [[Mario Kart Arcade GP]]||Namco / Nintendo, 2005||NAND ROM Cart||3175109COM ||{{cross}}||{{tick}}||{{tick}}
|-
| [[Mario Kart Arcade GP 2]]||Namco / Nintendo, 2007||NAND ROM Cart||||{{cross}}||{{tick}}||{{tick}}
|-
| The Key Of Avalon : The Wizard Master (server)||Sega, 2003||GDROM GDT0005A/C/F/G||||{{cross}}||{{tick}}||{{cross}}
|-
| The Key Of Avalon : The Wizard Master (client)||Sega, 2003||GDROM GDT0006A/C/F||||{{cross}}||{{tick}}||{{cross}}
|-
| The Key Of Avalon Ver 1.3 (server)||Sega, 2004||GDROM GDT0009C||||{{cross}}||{{tick}}||{{cross}}
|-
| The Key Of Avalon Ver 1.3 (client) ||Sega, 2004||GDROM GDT0010C||||{{cross}}||{{tick}}||{{cross}}
|-
| The Key Of Avalon 2 (server)||Sega, 2005||GDROM||||{{cross}}||{{tick}}||{{cross}}
|-
| The Key Of Avalon 2 (client)||Sega, 2005||GDROM GDT0017B||||{{cross}}||{{tick}}||{{cross}}
|-
| Virtua Striker 2002 (Japan) ||Sega, 2002 ||GDROM GDT0001||3170337JPN||{{tick}}||{{cross}}||{{cross}}
|-
| Virtua Striker 2002 (Export)||Sega, 2002||GDROM GDT0002 ||3170337EXP||{{tick}}||{{cross}}||{{cross}}
|-
| Virtua Striker 2002 (Type 3)||Sega, 2002||GDROM ||||{{cross}}||{{tick}}||{{cross}}
|-
| Virtua Striker 4 (Japan)||Sega, 2005||GDROM GDT0013E||3170391JPN||{{cross}}||{{tick}}||{{cross}}
|-
| Virtua Striker 4 (Export)||Sega, 2005||GDROM GDT0015||3170393EXP||{{cross}}||{{tick}}||{{cross}}
|-
| Virtua Striker 4 Ver.2006 (Japan)||Sega, 2006||GDROM GDT0020D ||||{{cross}}||{{tick}}||{{cross}}
|-
| Virtua Striker 4 Ver.2006 (Export)||Sega, 2006 ||GDROM GDT0021 ||||{{cross}}||{{tick}}||{{cross}}
|-
|}<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20201129155048/http://triplemoonstar.brinkster.net/theshed/default.asp Andy Geezer - Amusement Game Services]</ref>

== References ==
<references/>

== External Links ==
* [https://github.com/mamedev/mame/blob/master/src/mame/drivers/triforce.cpp Triforce MAME Driver]

[[Category:Game Hardware]]

MAS-18

2021-06-20T10:44:08Z

Nem:

{{Infobox cabinet
|name = MAS-18
|kana =
|romaji =
|aka = ST-18
|type = Sitdown
|year = 199X
|depth =
|width =
|height =
|wiring = [[JAMMA]]
|monitor_size = 18
|monitor_sync =
|monitor_model =
|rotatable = Yes
|rotate_mech = No
|weight =
|power_supply =
|power =
}}

Manufactured by Usui Trading (臼井商事). Cabinets came in three sizes, this is the smallest one with an 18" screen.

==Gallery==
<gallery>
Image:mas-18_1.jpg
Image:mas-18_2.jpg
Image:mas-18_3.jpg
Image:mas-18_4.jpg
</gallery>

File:Mas-18 4.jpg

2021-06-20T10:41:46Z

Nem: MAS-18

== Summary ==
MAS-18

File:Mas-18 3.jpg

2021-06-20T10:41:33Z

Nem: MAS-18

== Summary ==
MAS-18

File:Mas-18 2.jpg

2021-06-20T10:41:16Z

Nem: MAS-18

== Summary ==
MAS-18

File:Mas-18 1.jpg

2021-06-20T10:40:47Z

Nem: MAS-18

== Summary ==
MAS-18

Tecmo Kyotaro Excellent

2021-06-20T10:39:37Z

Nem:

{{Infobox cabinet
|name = Tecmo Kyotaro Excellent
|kana =
|romaji =
|image =
|type = Sitdown
|year = 1995
|depth = 960
|width = 730
|height = 1740
|wiring = [[JAMMA]]
|monitor_size = 28/29?
|monitor_sync = 15/24
|monitor_model =
|rotatable = Yes
|rotate_mech =
|weight = 100
|power_supply =
|power = 140
}}

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
Image:Tecmo_kyotaro_excellent_flyer.jpg|Cabinet flyer
</gallery>

[[Category:Tecmo]]

WeChe OK Baby

2021-06-20T10:36:51Z

Nem:

{{Infobox cabinet
|name = WeChe OK Baby
|kana =
|romaji =
|aka = O.K. Baby, Okay Baby, Oh Baby
|image = OKBaby.jpg
|type = Sitdown
|year =
|depth = 960
|width = 730
|height = 1460 (1740 including Marquee)
|wiring = [[JAMMA]]
|monitor_size = 28
|monitor_sync = 15
|monitor_lcdres =
|monitor_model = Wei Ya
|rotatable = Yes
|rotate_mech =
|weight = 100
|power_supply =
|power =
}}

Clone of [[Tecmo Kyotaro Excellent|Tecmo Kyotaro Excellent]].

==Flyers==
<gallery>
Image:Weche_Ok_Baby_Flyer_Front.jpg|Flyer (Front)
Image:Weche_Ok_Baby_Flyer_Back.jpg|Flyer (Back)
</gallery>

==Manuals==
[[Media:OK_Baby_Manual.pdf|Instructions]]

[[Category:Clones]]

File:Tecmo kyotaro excellent flyer.jpg

2021-06-20T10:34:28Z

Nem: Tecmo Kyotaro Excellent flyer

== Summary ==
Tecmo Kyotaro Excellent flyer

File:Mas-29 header.jpg

2021-03-16T09:25:23Z

Nem: MAS-29 plexi header scan

== Summary ==
MAS-29 plexi header scan

File:Mas-29 control panel scan.jpg

2021-03-16T09:24:51Z

Nem: MAS-29 2L8B control panel scan

== Summary ==
MAS-29 2L8B control panel scan

File:Mas cp harness connector.jpg

2021-03-14T13:45:22Z

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== Summary ==
MAS-25 / MAS-29 control panel harness connector

File:Mas-29 7.jpg

2021-03-14T13:30:06Z

Nem: MAS-29

== Summary ==
MAS-29

File:Mas-29 6.jpg

2021-03-14T13:29:57Z

Nem: MAS-29

== Summary ==
MAS-29

File:Mas-29 5.jpg

2021-03-14T13:29:48Z

Nem: MAS-29

== Summary ==
MAS-29

File:Mas-29 4.jpg

2021-03-14T13:29:36Z

Nem: MAS-29

== Summary ==
MAS-29

File:Mas-29 3.jpg

2021-03-14T13:29:22Z

Nem: MAS-29

== Summary ==
MAS-29

File:Mas-29 2.jpg

2021-03-14T13:29:09Z

Nem: MAS-29

== Summary ==
MAS-29

File:Mas-29 1.jpg

2021-03-14T13:28:46Z

Nem: MAS-29

== Summary ==
MAS-29

Jaleco Pony Mark II 28

2021-03-10T13:06:10Z

Nem: /* Manual */

{{Infobox cabinet
|name = Jaleco Pony Mark II 28
|kana = ジャレコポニーマーク II 28
|romaji =
|aka = Pony Mark II, Pony 28
|image = Ponymk2-28.jpg
|type = Sitdown
|year = 199x
|depth = 816
|width = 650
|height = 1630
|wiring = [[JAMMA]]
|monitor_size = 28
|monitor_sync = 15/24
|monitor_model = Toei TC-HV28LMJ
|rotatable = Yes
|rotate_mech = Yes
|weight = 85
|power_supply =
|power = 140
}}
==Manual ==
[[Media:Pony mk2 28 jpn manual.pdf|Instruction Manual (Japanese)]]

==Gallery==
<gallery>
Image:Arcade monte 511.jpg
Image:Pony28_Flyer_Front.jpg|Flyer Front
Image:Pony28_Flyer_Back.jpg|Flyer Back
Image:Vm_cp_1.jpg|1P CPO
Image:Vm_cp_3.jpg|2L6B CPO
Image:Vm_cp_6.jpg|2L12B CPO
</gallery>

[[Category:Jaleco]]

File:Pony mk2 28 jpn manual.pdf

2021-03-10T13:04:51Z

Nem: Pony Mk. II 28 instruction Manual (Japanese)

== Summary ==
Pony Mk. II 28 instruction Manual (Japanese)

Capcom QSound Amplifier

2020-11-09T09:32:06Z

Nem:

==Variants==
There are 2 known variants of the QSound amplifier, both share the same reference '''CPB-001A''', which can be confusing. 
* The first revision is used in [[Capcom Q GrandAm 25]] and US "Big Blue"cabinet and needs 14VAC to work properly. 
* The second revision is used in [[Capcom Impress]] and has been modified to work with 12VDC and therefore doesn't need an AC transformer to work. 

<gallery>
Image:Qsound14VAC.jpg| Original Amp (14VAC)
Image:ImpressQSound.jpg|Impress Amp (12VDC)
</gallery>

==Transformers==
First revision QSound amps originally come with either of the following AC transformers :
* '''CPT-002B''' Kitamura Kiden, only accepts 100VAC (Black Wire) or 120VAC (Gray Wire) inputs.
* '''CPT-003A''' Kitamura Kiden, only accepts 220VAC (Blue Wire) or 240VAC (Violet Wire) inputs.

==Connectors==
Uses JST VHR-3M/JST VHR-3N (power) and JST VHR-4M/JST VHR-4N (speaker out) connectors. 
The matching contact is SVH-41T-P1.1 
[http://www.jst-mfg.com/product/pdf/eng/eVH.pdf JST VH connectors]

==Pictures==
<gallery>
Image:Qsound_amp_1.jpg| Original amp component side
Image:Qsound_amp_2.jpg| Original amp solder side
Image:Qsound_amp_3.jpg| Original amp side view
</gallery>

[[Category:Capcom]]

File:Qsound amp 3.jpg

2020-11-09T09:29:34Z

Nem: Capcom QSound Amplifier, CBP-001A

== Summary ==
Capcom QSound Amplifier, CBP-001A

File:Qsound amp 2.jpg

2020-11-09T09:29:21Z

Nem: Capcom QSound Amplifier, CBP-001A

== Summary ==
Capcom QSound Amplifier, CBP-001A

File:Qsound amp 1.jpg

2020-11-09T09:29:07Z

Nem: Capcom QSound Amplifier, CBP-001A

== Summary ==
Capcom QSound Amplifier, CBP-001A

WeChe Mini Baby

2019-10-19T13:43:26Z

Nem: Created page with "{{Infobox cabinet |name = WeChe Mini Baby |kana = |romaji = |image = |type = Sitdown |year = |depth = |width = |height = |wiring = JAMMA |monitor_size = |monitor_lcdre..."

{{Infobox cabinet
|name = WeChe Mini Baby
|kana =
|romaji =
|image =
|type = Sitdown
|year =
|depth =
|width =
|height =
|wiring = [[JAMMA]]
|monitor_size =
|monitor_lcdres =
|monitor_model =
|rotatable = Yes
|rotate_mech =
|weight =
|power_supply =
|power =
}}

==Gallery==
<gallery>
Image:weche_mini_baby.jpg|Cabinet (Front)
</gallery>

[[Category:Clones]]

File:Weche mini baby.jpg

2019-10-19T13:39:45Z

Nem: WeChe Mini Baby

== Summary ==
WeChe Mini Baby

Tecmo Kyotaro 29

2019-09-13T15:33:55Z

Nem:

{{Infobox cabinet
|name = Tecmo Kyotaro 29
|kana =
|romaji =
|aka = Kyotaro29
|image = Kyotaro29.jpg
|type = Sitdown
|year = 199x
|depth = 950
|width = 660
|height = 1447 (1650 with marquee)
|wiring = [[JAMMA]]
|monitor_size = 29
|monitor_sync = 15/24
|monitor_model =
|rotatable = Yes
|rotate_mech = No
|weight = 110
|power_supply =
|power = 140
}}

Unlike the [[Tecmo Kyotaro Deluxe|Kyotaro Deluxe]], the left, right and back panels in the Kyotaro 29 are made out of wood. Both cabinets have identical outer dimensions. The monitor (a MS8-29FA) doesn't come with a frame.

==Control panel 1P / 2P connector pinout==

AMP UP 12-pin connector
{| class="wikitable"
|-
| 1P Start (brown) || 2P Start (red) || 1P Button 1 (orange) || 1P Button 2 (yellow)
|-
| 1P Right (green) || 1P Left (blue) || 1P Up (purple) || 1P Down (grey)
|-
| 1P Button 3 (white) || GND (black) || 1P Button 4 (pink) || NC
|-
|}

AMP UP 9-pin connector
{| class="wikitable"
|-
| 2P Button 3 (black w/ white) || 2P Button 4 (red w/ white) || 2P Button 1 (orange w/ white)
|-
| 2P Button 2 (yellow w/ white) || 2P Right (green w/ white) || 2P Left (blue w/ white)
|-
| 2P Up (purple w/ white) || 2P Down (grey w/ white) || GND (black)
|-
|}

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
Image:Kyotaro Flyer.jpg
Image:Tecmo Kyotaro 29 cabinet flyer.jpg
Image:Arcade spaces 7111.jpg
Image:2266305086 0173a57e85 o.jpg
Image:Qpkfx343-img357x600-1435126250zfay8c28496.jpg
Image:Qpkfx343-img411x600-1435126252hw1o1v28496.jpg
Image:Qpkfx343-img600x448-1435126251b5aalg28496.jpg
Image:Kyotaro_cp_wiring_colours.jpg|Wiring colours for control panel
</gallery>

==Artwork==
* [[Media:Tecmo Kyotaro control panel.svg|Control panel (vector)]]

[[Category:Tecmo]]

File:Kyotaro cp wiring colours.jpg

2019-09-13T15:18:09Z

Nem: Tecmo Kyotaro control panel wiring colours

== Summary ==
Tecmo Kyotaro control panel wiring colours

Tecmo Kyotaro Deluxe

2019-09-06T14:59:19Z

Nem:

{{Infobox cabinet
|name = Tecmo Kyotaro Deluxe
|kana =
|romaji =
|aka = Kyotaro 26
|image = KyotaroDeluxe.jpg
|type = Sitdown
|year = 199x
|depth = 960
|width = 660
|height = 1450 (1680 with marquee)
|wiring = [[JAMMA]]
|monitor_size = 26
|monitor_sync = 15/24
|monitor_model =
|rotatable = Yes
|rotate_mech = Yes
|weight = 110
|power_supply =
|power = 120
}}

The appearance of the Kyotaro Deluxe is very much like the [[Tecmo Kyotaro 29|Kyotaro 29]], and both cabinets have identical outer dimensions. However, there are big differences between the two. The Kyotaro Deluxe has a smaller monitor (26") and a rotation mechanism, and the left, right, front and back panels are made out of steel.

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
Image:Tecmo_Kyotaro_Deluxe_flyer.jpg|Cabinet flyer
Image:Kyotaro Flyer.jpg|Cabinet flyer
</gallery>

[[Category:Tecmo]]

Sunsoft Laana

2019-09-01T11:44:49Z

Nem: /* Gallery */

{{Infobox cabinet
|name = Sunsoft Laana
|kana = ラーナ
|romaji =
|aka =
|image = SunSoftLaana.jpg
|type = Sitdown
|year = 199x
|depth = 600
|width = 550
|height = 1350
|wiring = [[JAMMA]]
|monitor_size = 18
|monitor_sync = 15/24
|monitor_model =
|rotatable = Yes
|rotate_mech = No
|weight = 55
|power_supply =
|power = 105
}}
'''''Sunsoft Laana''''', Popularly mistranslated as "Sunsoft Runa".
== Gallery ==
<gallery>
Image:Sunsoft_Laana_Flyer.jpg|Flyer
Image:Laana.jpg|Cabinet
Image:Laana_cp.jpg|2P control panel
</gallery>
[[Category:Sunsoft]]

File:Laana cp.jpg

2019-09-01T11:44:12Z

Nem: Control Panel

== Summary ==
Control Panel

File:Laana.jpg

2019-09-01T11:43:45Z

Nem: Cabinet

== Summary ==
Cabinet

SNK Neo Candy 29

2019-08-22T15:42:43Z

Nem:

{{Infobox cabinet
|name = Neo Candy 29
|kana = ネオキャンディー２９
|romaji = NEOKYANDII29
|aka =
|image = Neocandy29.jpg
|type = Sitdown
|year = 199x
|depth =
|width =
|height =
|wiring = MVS
|monitor_size = 25
|monitor_sync = 15/24
|monitor_lcdres =
|monitor_model =
|rotatable = Yes
|rotate_mech = No
|weight =
|power_supply =
|power =
}}

Basically a [[SNK Neo 29|Neo 29]] with different artwork and a slightly different topper.

The topper is shared with [[SNK Neo Candy 25|Neo Candy 25]]. The topper is meant to house a single marquee. However, if you remove the acrylic glass and the metal plate, behind you will find the four cutouts for NeoGeo mini marquees just like in the Neo 25 / 29.

==Control panel 1P / 2P connector pinout==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
| Up (brown) || Down (red) || Left (orange) || Right (yellow)
|-
| A (green) || B (blue) || C (purple) || D (grey)
|-
| NC || NC || GND (black) || Earth GND (green)
|-
|}

[[Category:SNK]]

SNK Neo Candy 25

2019-08-22T15:41:38Z

Nem:

{{Infobox cabinet
|name = Neo Candy 25
|kana = ネオキャンディー２５
|romaji = NEOKYANDII25
|aka =
|image = Candy25.jpg
|type = Sitdown
|year = 199x
|depth = 890
|width = 600
|height = 1200
|wiring = MVS
|monitor_size = 25
|monitor_sync = 15/24
|monitor_lcdres =
|monitor_model =
|rotatable = Yes
|rotate_mech = No
|weight =
|power_supply =
|power =
}}

Basically a [[SNK Neo 25|Neo 25]] with different artwork and a slightly different topper.

The topper is shared with [[SNK Neo Candy 29|Neo Candy 29]]. The topper is meant to house a single marquee. However, if you remove the acrylic glass and the metal plate, behind you will find the four cutouts for NeoGeo mini marquees just like in the Neo 25 / 29.

==Control panel 1P / 2P connector pinout==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
| Up (brown) || Down (red) || Left (orange) || Right (yellow)
|-
| A (green) || B (blue) || C (purple) || D (grey)
|-
| NC || NC || GND (black) || Earth GND (green)
|-
|}

[[Category:SNK]]

SNK Neo 25

2019-08-08T18:01:44Z

Nem:

{{Infobox cabinet
|name = SNK Neo 25
|kana =
|romaji =
|aka = Neo25
|image = Neo25.jpg
|type = Sitdown
|year = 199x
|depth =
|width =
|height = 89
|wiring = [[MVS]]
|monitor_size = 25
|monitor_sync = 15/24
|monitor_lcdres =
|monitor_model =
|rotatable = Yes
|rotate_mech = No
|weight =
|power_supply =
|power = 120
}}

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
Image:14235001.jpg|Flyer
Image:14235002.jpg|Flyer
</gallery>

==Control panel 1P / 2P connector pinout==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
| Up (brown) || Down (red) || Left (orange) || Right (yellow)
|-
| A (green) || B (blue) || C (purple) || D (grey)
|-
| NC || NC || GND (black) || Earth GND (green)
|-
|}

[[Category:SNK]]

SNK Neo 29

2019-08-08T17:47:53Z

Nem:

{{Infobox cabinet
|name = SNK Neo 29
|kana =
|romaji =
|aka = Neo29
|image = Neo29.jpg
|type = Sitdown
|year = 199x
|depth = 958
|width = 715
|height = 1440
|wiring = [[MVS]]
|monitor_size = 29
|monitor_sync = 15/24
|monitor_lcdres =
|monitor_model =
|rotatable = Yes
|rotate_mech = No
|weight = 108
|power_supply =
|power =
}}
==Gallery==
<Gallery>
Image:Art.jpg
Image:Inside.jpg
Image:Powersupply.jpg
Image:Front.jpg
Image:Marquee.jpg
Image:Open.jpg
Image:Top.jpg
Image:14235101.jpg
Image:14235102.jpg
</Gallery>

==Control panel 1P / 2P connector pinout==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
| Up (brown) || Down (red) || Left (orange) || Right (yellow)
|-
| A (green) || B (blue) || C (purple) || D (grey)
|-
| NC || NC || GND (black) || Earth GND (green)
|-
|}

==Artwork==
[[Media:SNK_Neo_29_Control_Panel_Overlay.pdf|Control Panel Overlay]]

[[Category:SNK]]

MAS 29

2019-04-19T16:26:12Z

Nem: Nem moved page MAS 29 to MAS-29

#REDIRECT [[MAS-29]]