VS Unisystem and PC10 boards in a Jamma Supergun?

[Arasoi]

Is there any way to mod a Jamma Supergun unit to work with a VS Dual Monitor or PC10 Dual Monitor system? I would guess that the wiring would have to be split for each monitor to different output/TVs, but Im not sure.

Im trying to play my VS Castlevania and Playchoice 10 Castlevania boards in their respective motherboards outside a cabinet, but they seem non Jamma compliant.

Any help appreciated.

[Hammy]

you will never get a pc10 working on a standard supergun.

with a lot of messing about this is the best i got:

(56k unfriendly, and not the best picture going by any means)

[Arasoi]

Man, thats awful

Is there any way to get a VS mobo working in supergun? Id love to get it wired up with an NES type controller.

[Arasoi]

I found the following info in this FAQ:

Nintendo Vs. Unisystem Pinout:

NOTE: ALL VIDEO SIGNALS ARE NEGATIVE. YOU MUST INVERT THESE SIGNALS
BEFORE CONNECTING TO MOST MONITORS. (see appendix a for details)

Almost all games are direct ports of NES games. (or later to be ported to the
NES, not quite sure) Overall, a cool system, but a lot of work is needed to
wire it up.

There are two connectors for this system - one is a 36 pin and the other is a
44 pin connector. Both need to be wired up.

--- Connector 1: (44 pins) ---
PARTS (TOP) SIDE | SOLDER (BOTTOM) SIDE
GND 1 | A GND
GND 2 | B GND
+5V 3 | C +5V
+5V 4 | D +5V
+12V 6 | E +12V
(NO CONNECTION) 6 | F (NO CONNECTION)
S COIN SWITCH 1 7 | G M COIN SWITCH 1
S COIN SWITCH 2 8 | H M COIN SWITCH 2
S RED 9 | I M RED
S GREEN 10| J M GREEN
VIDEO GND 11| K VIDEO GND
S VIDEO BLUE 12| L M VIDEO BLUE
S VIDEO SYNC 13| M M VIDEO SYNC
(NO CONNECTION) 14| N (NO CONNECTION)
(NO CONNECTION) 15| O (NO CONNECTION)
+24V 16| P +24v
S COUNTER 17| Q M COUNTER
(NO CONNECTION) 18| R (NO CONNECTION)
S SERVICE 19| S M SERVICE
S SOUND * 20| T M SOUND *
GND 21| U GND
GND 22| V GND
PARTS (TOP) SIDE | SOLDER (BOTTOM) SIDE

* Positive terminal for both pins. Use harness ground for negative terminals.

--- Connector 2: (36 pins) ---
PARTS (TOP) SIDE | SOLDER (BOTTOM) SIDE
GND 1 | A GND
S1 RIGHT 2 | B M1 RIGHT
S1 LEFT 3 | C M1 LEFT
S1 UP 4 | D M1 UP
S1 DOWN 6 | E M1 DOWN
S1 BUTTON A 6 | F M1 BUTTON A
S1 BUTTON B 7 | G M1 BUTTON B
S START 1 8 | H M START 1
S START 2 9 | I M START 2
S START 3 10| J M START 3
S START 4 11| K M START 4
S2 RIGHT 12| L M2 RIGHT
S2 LEFT 13| M M2 LEFT
S2 UP 14| N M2 UP
S2 DOWN 15| O M2 DOWN
S2 BUTTON A 16| P M2 BUTTON A
S2 BUTTON B 17| Q M2 BUTTON B
GND 18| R GND
PARTS (TOP) SIDE | SOLDER (BOTTOM) SIDE

************************************************** *****************************

[Hammy]

thats just the pinout, means nothing. try and find a video invertor before even bothering.