WTS: PSX -> JAMMA/Supergun converters [in stock!]

[ShinjiGohan]

I wired it myself so it follows the standard pinout. As further tested by putting my brothers supergun sticks in there (sanwa and competition).

[Red07]

Hey laugh,

“take a wire and stick one end to pin1 and the other end to pin16 to the controller port”

Looking at the diagrams of the Mas SuperNOVA controller pinout diagrams ShinjiGohan posted above, the top row pins are labeled 1-8 and the bottom row pins are labeled 9-15. Did you mean pin 15 instead of pin 16 when doing the wire test? Or are these pin #'s mislabeled? Just curious.

Red

[ShinjiGohan]

no laugh, I was talking about my supergun that I made, I followed mas pinouts, and yes they do receive the +5 volts.

I haven’t made anything for bernie (thought that you’re request to see if the character jumps with the ground wire connects with the pin 1 was to me, my mistake) since I too had asked for the mas 25db to db15 converter.

red, what he means is for you to put one end of the wire into the ground pin (if the female connectors have numbers by each pin, then it should have the number 16 by it), which would be the 3rd hole on the bottom row. Then put the other end of the wire to the pin 1. Connecting the ground to the action hole (in this case pin 1 for up), the character should jump up.

[Red07]

red, what he means is for you to put one end of the wire into the ground pin (if the female connectors have numbers by each pin, then it should have the number 16 by it), which would be the 3rd hole on the bottom row. Then put the other end of the wire to the pin 1. Connecting the ground to the action hole (in this case pin 1 for up), the character should jump up.

I see. Now I just have to see if my Mas SuperNOVA is wired for +5v. Thanks.

[Red07]

Thanks to MAS’s weird diagram, the simple test isn’t as simple as it should be. Sigh. The pin numbers on the MAS diagram is for the DB15 version, and the pin numbers are slightly different for DB25 version.

That’s correct laugh. Is there a diagram somewhere that shows the pin numbers for the DB25 version?

Red

[Bernie]

My supergun sticks don’t come with P360s. I don’t know if it was originally ordered this way as I just got it second-hand. Though on a quick glance inside one of the sticks it looks like standard Mas soldering so I’d guess that it came originally without P360s. Does your test a few posts above still pertain to me?

[Bernie]

I ran the test and the input screen triggered the Up direction when pin1 and pin16 had the wire inserted. I take it that this is good news?

And it does look like I have 6 wires on the bottom row from the inside of the console.

[shtkn]

laugh: PM sent

[Bernie]

I’m good to go. Just waiting on everything to arrive. :tup:

[ShinjiGohan]

yeah I got it, and the package arrived today. I’ll test it out after work.

[shtkn]

alright, sent another pm

[shtkn]

Huh, that’s odd, I have a sent receipt and everyhting. I forwarded it to you again. If taht doesn’t work, I’ll look for you on AIM

[ShinjiGohan]

works well, thanks

[System_1]

Hello
would these converters work with Sigma AV7000? Thanks

[System_1]

Yes, they will work on Sigma AV7000 with the help of an adapter cable to plug into the weird controller ports on the AV7000s. In fact, Elixir is using the converter on his Sigma AV7000.

There’s only one issue though. On top of the fact that those weird connectors are hard to find and expensive to get, they’re REALLY hard to solder wires to because of the cramped space. I made 1 adapter cable for Elixir (you can see it in the pic from the link above), but it was VERY frustrating to get the parts and to put it together.

Thanks - I guess the question is, are you willing to make more and if so what much would they cost? Thx

[System_1]

Hey,

Before I go onto the adapter cables part, I should let you know that the current stock of converters are all reserved. More converters will be ready in a few weeks when my source for the plastic cases restocks the cases that I need for my converters.

About the Sigma controller ports, I was really frustrated while making that first adapter cable and hope I don’t have to go through that process again. It would be nice if anybody else can do it for you, but if there’s no alternative, I’ll do it for about $15 per adapter cable.

Thank you - so that would be $15 + $60 + whatever the shipping is?

[System_1]

question - would I be able to use kick harness with this?
Normally with (say) a 9000tb one would just need to connect the kick harness to the button.
How would this be done with e.g. a playstation pad? Is that at all possible?

[dogface]

Hi Laugh,

If I’m not mistaken, you took some converters to MWC a few years back that allowed people to use their PSX controllers on arcades right?

Do you still make/have those?

By the way, your new site (etokki) is sick!

xoxo,
Vic

[shinguki]

Hi Laugh,
By the way I just found your web sight eTokki, very cool.
And also, I would like to purchase a converter from you. Are they made when they are ordered? If so, could you make one with minimal required components? the reason I ask is because I would like to consolize my CPS-2 A-Board (Tight Squeeze).

Thank You

[shinguki]

well i found your sight but i guess i didn’t look hard enough. I just found what i was looking for.
Thanks.