Jamma Harness to Controller (Diagnostic Possible?)
Posted: Sat May 30, 2020 2:20 am
I got my PiJamma on 5/28/2020. RaspPi3+;
Running it on a Capcom v. SF cabinet (classic StreetFighter 2 6 button layout, joystick, 1p,2p buttons)
I have used this cabinet in the past with a different board (not RaspPi type) and successfully run Mame (and used my joystick/controls) This was about 7 years ago.
I have plugged the PiJamma in. The cabinet turns on, boots up to ARpiCade. With a keyboard I'm able to navigate around and play a game. Tested an NES and a Mame game.
My cabinet controls (joysticks, buttons) are not responsive. I'm unable to determine if its a faulty wiring, bad config (i.e. no mapping), or what. From a troubleshooting perspective, is there a diagnostic tool or technique to verify the inputs from the button/joystick are being received over the harness to the board? At least I could confirm the wiring harness and grounding is correct and begin to look in software.
I've checked the wiring there is no obvious wear/tear or not connected parts of the harness.
Its frustrating.
Thanks in advance.
Gerry
Running it on a Capcom v. SF cabinet (classic StreetFighter 2 6 button layout, joystick, 1p,2p buttons)
I have used this cabinet in the past with a different board (not RaspPi type) and successfully run Mame (and used my joystick/controls) This was about 7 years ago.
I have plugged the PiJamma in. The cabinet turns on, boots up to ARpiCade. With a keyboard I'm able to navigate around and play a game. Tested an NES and a Mame game.
My cabinet controls (joysticks, buttons) are not responsive. I'm unable to determine if its a faulty wiring, bad config (i.e. no mapping), or what. From a troubleshooting perspective, is there a diagnostic tool or technique to verify the inputs from the button/joystick are being received over the harness to the board? At least I could confirm the wiring harness and grounding is correct and begin to look in software.
I've checked the wiring there is no obvious wear/tear or not connected parts of the harness.
Its frustrating.
Thanks in advance.
Gerry