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'''Steps'''
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'''VideoTutorials'''
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English - https://youtu.be/GT4nnSGFv1o
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[[File:Tumb_j_en.png]]
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Spanish - https://youtu.be/nYURYkp7eY0
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[[File:Tumb_j_es.png]]
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'''Traditional Steps'''
  
 
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|1. '''DO NOT SKIP THIS STEP'''. Insert the ┳ piece in pin 7 of the female JAMMA harness
 
|1. '''DO NOT SKIP THIS STEP'''. Insert the ┳ piece in pin 7 of the female JAMMA harness
[[File:Key.png|400px|border]]
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[[File:T.png|320px|border]][[File:Tjamma.png|320px|border]]
 
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|2. With the RGB-Pi board still '''DISCONNECTED''', turn on the cabinet and adjust the voltage in pin 3 to 5.25v
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|2. With the RGB-Pi board still '''DISCONNECTED''', turn on the cabinet and adjust the voltage in pin 3 to 5.25v.
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[[File:tester.png|320px|border]]
 
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|3. If you have an electronic coin acceptor, check that it is not sending any voltage through the pin 16 or T (mechanical coin acceptor users can skip this step)
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|3. '''Check if your machine has a coin counter or electronic purse''' on pin 16 & T, if this pin gives 12v or 5v this '''can damage the rgb-pi board''', disconnect the power of the coin purse or counter or replace it with a button or put a relay.
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[[File:relay2.png|320px|border]]
 
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|4. Connect the RGB-Pi board to the Raspberry with the JAMMA connector facing to the outside of the Raspberry Pi
 
|4. Connect the RGB-Pi board to the Raspberry with the JAMMA connector facing to the outside of the Raspberry Pi
[[File:jamma_1.jpg|320px|border]][[File:jamma_2.jpg|320px|border]]
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[[File:jamma0.png|320px|border]][[File:jamma1.png|320px|border]]
 
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|5. Put a heatsink on the golden part indicated with the heat symbol (you can use regular Raspberry heatsinks)
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|5. If you are going to use a high volume level, you must add a heatsink like the used for the CPU of the Pi in the golden square indicated with the heat symbol, if your volume level is low and you do not notice heating in this square or you are using it [https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3804116 a cooling system with fan ]does not need to be used.
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[[File:fan.png|320px|border]]
 
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|6. Connect the JAMMA connector to the arcade cabinet. '''DO NOT PLUG ANY USB POWER ADAPTER TO THE RASPBERRY PI'''
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|6. '''WITH THE MACHINE OFF''' connect the JAMMA RGB-Pi to the arcade cabinet. '''DO NOT PLUG ANY USB POWER ADAPTER TO THE RASPBERRY PI'''
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[[File:recom2.png|320px|border]]
 
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|7. That's all! For instructions on how to install RGB-Pi OS, please visit the corresponding section in this wiki.
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|7. That's all! For instructions on how to install RGB-Pi OS, please visit the corresponding section in [[OS_Installation|this wiki]].
 
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     ┃                K┃9                ┃
 
     ┃                K┃9                ┃
 
     ┃Speaker - or L  L┃10 Speaker + or R┃
 
     ┃Speaker - or L  L┃10 Speaker + or R┃
     ┃P1 Button7      M┃11              ┃
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     ┃                M┃11              ┃
 
     ┃Video GREEN    N┃12      VideoRED┃
 
     ┃Video GREEN    N┃12      VideoRED┃
 
     ┃Video SYNC      P┃13      VideoBLUE┃
 
     ┃Video SYNC      P┃13      VideoBLUE┃
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     ┃GND            f┃28            GND┃
 
     ┃GND            f┃28            GND┃
 
     ┗━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━┻━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━┛
 
     ┗━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━┻━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━┛
     *Pins 10 & L change depending on the position of the stereo/mono switch. For mono use + - and for stereo use R & L and any ground.
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     *Pins 10 & L change depending on the position of the stereo/mono switch. For mono use + - and for stereo use R & L and common ground.
 
     *Pins 27 & e are connected to GND by default. To enable the same as the 6th button, cut the jumpers JP1 & JP2 on the board.
 
     *Pins 27 & e are connected to GND by default. To enable the same as the 6th button, cut the jumpers JP1 & JP2 on the board.
  

Revision as of 16:03, 25 October 2020

VideoTutorials


English - https://youtu.be/GT4nnSGFv1o

Tumb j en.png


Spanish - https://youtu.be/nYURYkp7eY0

Tumb j es.png


Traditional Steps

1. DO NOT SKIP THIS STEP. Insert the ┳ piece in pin 7 of the female JAMMA harness

T.pngTjamma.png

2. With the RGB-Pi board still DISCONNECTED, turn on the cabinet and adjust the voltage in pin 3 to 5.25v.

Tester.png

3. Check if your machine has a coin counter or electronic purse on pin 16 & T, if this pin gives 12v or 5v this can damage the rgb-pi board, disconnect the power of the coin purse or counter or replace it with a button or put a relay.

Relay2.png

4. Connect the RGB-Pi board to the Raspberry with the JAMMA connector facing to the outside of the Raspberry Pi

Jamma0.pngJamma1.png

5. If you are going to use a high volume level, you must add a heatsink like the used for the CPU of the Pi in the golden square indicated with the heat symbol, if your volume level is low and you do not notice heating in this square or you are using it a cooling system with fan does not need to be used.

Fan.png

6. WITH THE MACHINE OFF connect the JAMMA RGB-Pi to the arcade cabinet. DO NOT PLUG ANY USB POWER ADAPTER TO THE RASPBERRY PI

Recom2.png

7. That's all! For instructions on how to install RGB-Pi OS, please visit the corresponding section in this wiki.

JAMMA RGB-Pi Pinout Serie4

   JAMMA / MVS
   ┏━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━┳━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━┓
   ┃GND             A┃1             GND┃
   ┃GND             B┃2             GND┃
   ┃+5V             C┃3             +5v┃
   ┃+5v             D┃4             +5v┃
   ┃                E┃5                ┃
   ┃+12v            F┃6            +12v┃
   ┃Key             H┃7             Key┃
   ┃                J┃8                ┃
   ┃                K┃9                ┃
   ┃Speaker - or L  L┃10 Speaker + or R┃
   ┃                M┃11               ┃
   ┃Video GREEN     N┃12       VideoRED┃
   ┃Video SYNC      P┃13      VideoBLUE┃
   ┃P2 Button 7     R┃14       VideoGND┃
   ┃                S┃15     Button7 P1┃
   ┃P2 Coin         T┃16        Coin P1┃
   ┃P2 Start        U┃17       Start P1┃
   ┃P2 Up           V┃18          Up P1┃
   ┃P2 Down         W┃19        Down P1┃
   ┃P2 Left         X┃20        Left P1┃
   ┃P2 Right        Y┃21       Right P1┃
   ┃P2 Button1      Z┃22     Button1 P1┃
   ┃P2 Button2      a┃23     Button2 P1┃
   ┃P2 Button3      b┃24     Button3 P1┃
   ┃P2 Button4      c┃25     Button4 P1┃
   ┃P2 Button5      d┃26     Button5 P1┃
   ┃GND/P2 Button6  e┃27 Button6 P1/GND┃
   ┃GND             f┃28            GND┃
   ┗━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━┻━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━┛
   *Pins 10 & L change depending on the position of the stereo/mono switch. For mono use + - and for stereo use R & L and common ground.
   *Pins 27 & e are connected to GND by default. To enable the same as the 6th button, cut the jumpers JP1 & JP2 on the board.
   Kick
   ┏━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━┳━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━┓
   ┃P2 Button4      4┃6      Button6 P1┃
   ┃P2 Button5      5┃5      Button5 P1┃
   ┃P2 Button6      6┃4      Button4 P1┃
   ┗━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━┻━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━┛
   *Take the ground from any pin of the harness