Open source JVS I/O to pc interface (WIP: Analog, Lightgun)
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Re: Open source JVS I/O to pc interface (WIP: Analog, Lightgun)
Did anyone ever get the analog working on this?
I have Confidential Mission Delux that i would like to keep in tact and just replace the naomi with a small pc but havent found anything to make the guns work. jvs-pac just reads digital.
I have Confidential Mission Delux that i would like to keep in tact and just replace the naomi with a small pc but havent found anything to make the guns work. jvs-pac just reads digital.
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Re: Open source JVS I/O to pc interface (WIP: Analog, Lightgun)
@stickcross yes, it's possible to map keys instead of joystick buttons, as a matter of fact i used them in the first, unpublished, version of JVSy. I switched to joystick emulation because of timing problems, mainly with shift modes.
@magicbyrdman Analog and Lightgun are treated completely differently in the JVS protocol. I'm still interested in implementing both, and, if you're available, I'd like to cook up a special version for you that dumps the lightgun data and allows me to intepret it. You'll have to build the interface though.
@magicbyrdman Analog and Lightgun are treated completely differently in the JVS protocol. I'm still interested in implementing both, and, if you're available, I'd like to cook up a special version for you that dumps the lightgun data and allows me to intepret it. You'll have to build the interface though.
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Re: Open source JVS I/O to pc interface (WIP: Analog, Lightgun)
On IR2 type gun, it's the same as Analog. As the gun board converts IR sensor position into X/Y Analog.k4roshi wrote:@stickcross yes, it's possible to map keys instead of joystick buttons, as a matter of fact i used them in the first, unpublished, version of JVSy. I switched to joystick emulation because of timing problems, mainly with shift modes.
@magicbyrdman Analog and Lightgun are treated completely differently in the JVS protocol. I'm still interested in implementing both, and, if you're available, I'd like to cook up a special version for you that dumps the lightgun data and allows me to intepret it. You'll have to build the interface though.
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Re: Open source JVS I/O to pc interface (WIP: Analog, Lightgun)
hello,
First of all thank you for your work, it's amazing!
I could test your invention with analog controls and the result has not been as expected. The cursor does not move, only detects two buttons, if the gun is within the range and the trigger, also had enough lag. there was no way to calibrate. another thing that has caught my attention is that the drivers of a "serial" device are not installed.
Sorry for my English, I am using a translator.
Tell me if you need anything, I would like it to work 100%
First of all thank you for your work, it's amazing!
I could test your invention with analog controls and the result has not been as expected. The cursor does not move, only detects two buttons, if the gun is within the range and the trigger, also had enough lag. there was no way to calibrate. another thing that has caught my attention is that the drivers of a "serial" device are not installed.
Sorry for my English, I am using a translator.
Tell me if you need anything, I would like it to work 100%

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Re: Open source JVS I/O to pc interface (WIP: Analog, Lightgun)
Yop !
I would like to know if this very nice project is still alive.
I've got a pair of seimitsu ls64 and I am about to order what is needed to build the JVSY. I'll be ready then to help you to add the analog support.
JVS-Pac and JVS-strike are currently not available. JVSY is the only solution currently remaining.
I would like to know if this very nice project is still alive.
I've got a pair of seimitsu ls64 and I am about to order what is needed to build the JVSY. I'll be ready then to help you to add the analog support.
JVS-Pac and JVS-strike are currently not available. JVSY is the only solution currently remaining.
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Hi guys i have bought all the parts on the read me , how do you program the unit after i wire it all up is it with the Rs485 interface I see the install file as HEX ?? sorry for the noob questions
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Re: Open source JVS I/O to pc interface (WIP: Analog, Lightgun)
Hi Wongy,
Nothing so complicated. Teensy is an arduino like board. You just need to plug it on your usb and use the Arduino IDE to upload your code on its memory.
It's seems there is even an easier way with a Teensy Loader application.
You will find it here : https://www.pjrc.com/teensy/
I didn't try it myself yet because I received the board but not the little chip.
I will try to make a little video of the setup once I receive the stuff and make it work.
Nothing so complicated. Teensy is an arduino like board. You just need to plug it on your usb and use the Arduino IDE to upload your code on its memory.
It's seems there is even an easier way with a Teensy Loader application.
You will find it here : https://www.pjrc.com/teensy/
I didn't try it myself yet because I received the board but not the little chip.
I will try to make a little video of the setup once I receive the stuff and make it work.
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Thanks CitrikElektrik
Looking forward watching your video
Looking forward watching your video

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Re: Open source JVS I/O to pc interface (WIP: Analog, Lightgun)
@k4roshi
Your projet is awesome .
This IS possible to add shift Key for 1 player users?
ESC Key to start p1 and button 3 for exemple
Thanks you
Your projet is awesome .
This IS possible to add shift Key for 1 player users?
ESC Key to start p1 and button 3 for exemple

Thanks you
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Re: Open source JVS I/O to pc interface (WIP: Analog, Lightgun)
Damned ! I never posted a video...
I plan to use it on my Namco Noir Cabinet HD. I hope I will have the time to do it. Time... the eternal problem...

I plan to use it on my Namco Noir Cabinet HD. I hope I will have the time to do it. Time... the eternal problem...

You can do it yourself. The code is available on github.Davkilik wrote: March 26th, 2019, 6:10 am @k4roshi
Your projet is awesome .
This IS possible to add shift Key for 1 player users?
ESC Key to start p1 and button 3 for exemple
Thanks you
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@CitrikElektrik
Thanks you , i do it myself
I have inverted KEY_P with KEY_ESC .
Shift mode : start P1 + down.
Impossible to found a way to enable it with start P1 + button 3 only work with button 2 ??!
Thanks you , i do it myself

I have inverted KEY_P with KEY_ESC .
Shift mode : start P1 + down.
Impossible to found a way to enable it with start P1 + button 3 only work with button 2 ??!
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Re: Open source JVS I/O to pc interface (WIP: Analog, Lightgun)
any sega io to pc analog type connector out there?
for driving games
for driving games
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Re: Open source JVS I/O to pc interface (WIP: Analog, Lightgun)
My buddy gtranche forked this project and he handles the analog channels for gun games (it converts gun positions to analog joystick that is perfectly recognized by Mame). He's not far away to provide analog support for steering wheels, brake and accelerator. Open an issue on his github to put that **** under pressure.Flyingfistofbudha wrote: December 13th, 2020, 1:38 am any sega io to pc analog type connector out there?
for driving games
https://github.com/gtranche/JVSy
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Re: Open source JVS I/O to pc interface (WIP: Analog, Lightgun)
yeh man
i want this bad...
i will do that
i want this bad...
i will do that
