MiSTer FPGA Forum

wmd wrote: ↑Wed Sep 11, 2024 3:01 pm

I'm trying to get the spinner working with Pop’n’Bounce for the NEOGEO core. The spinner pro page states that "support works with correct dip switch paddle settings and arcade mode". However, when I enter the Hard Dip screen for this game, how do you actually change the individual dip switches? Nothing seems to work, with certain buttons just taking you back to the main settings menu.

Even the creator of the device doesn't know the answer to this? It's on the Spinner PRO page so it must have presumably been tested at some point?

wmd wrote: ↑Mon Sep 16, 2024 8:24 pm

wmd wrote: ↑Wed Sep 11, 2024 3:01 pm

I'm trying to get the spinner working with Pop’n’Bounce for the NEOGEO core. The spinner pro page states that "support works with correct dip switch paddle settings and arcade mode". However, when I enter the Hard Dip screen for this game, how do you actually change the individual dip switches? Nothing seems to work, with certain buttons just taking you back to the main settings menu.

Even the creator of the device doesn't know the answer to this? It's on the Spinner PRO page so it must have presumably been tested at some point?

We've had a video made with the game Pop'n'Bounce for the NEOGEO and Spinner for some time now. I'll look for it and share it. It was on Facebook, I'll have to find it.

pedroTFP wrote: ↑Mon Sep 16, 2024 3:26 pm

Does Taki Udon MiSTer clone work with Jammix?

Yes it works, you can power by JAMMA and iTX PicoPSU.

Thank you!
Does Jammix (with Terasic DE-10/clone board) support dual ram configuration?

pedroTFP wrote: ↑Sun Sep 29, 2024 9:18 am

Thank you!
Does Jammix (with Terasic DE-10/clone board) support dual ram configuration?

No, in Jammix's current configuration, but who knows, everything it's possible.

Ricardo is just simply AWESOME

if you are not sure what you need, just talk with him on the website.

Dont think about buying elsewhere

I just want to thank and recognize the incredible assistance, and personal attention that I received when I decided to acquire a MiSTer FPGA from Ultimate MiSTer PRO. I was in a rushed time to get it, since I was near to leave for some weeks, but anyway Ricardo, the person kindly attending me and guiding me, made sure everything got in time and always very friendly and enthusiastic, checking until the least detail to help me assambling and testing the setup, and shipping the package, everything in a record time. I really admire their care and passion they put in their attention, It is literally EXCELLENT their support, and you will always feel like assisted by friends. All my recommendations for them. They are incredible!

Just wanted to add to this thread. I bought the mister vga to rgb scart cable and had some issues getting the display to work properly. Despite the issues stemming from software the team over at ultimatemister.com spent nearly an hour helping me troubleshoot issues I was having and as a result I've got a fully working mister on my TV. I can't thank them enough.

First i want to say I had great customer support putting my blisster compatible case together as just as was guessed I didn't have the standoffs correct and the pictures supplied to me quickly fixed my issue and the case is great. Finally after a few years my MiSTer has a case. I have a question though about the mt32 pi lite. Does it still allow functioning of the blisster ports? I know the standard mt32 pi requires you to use the user i/o port thus losing the low latency features of the mister. From the pictures it would appear one of the low latency ports is blocked by the mt32 pi lite...is that so? It looks like a great add on in general though and I am tempted to buy one. Also will probably buy the rtc even though I am not sure why (I guess just chasing the best build).

thanks,
Christopher W.

Hello Christopher,
Thank you for your feedback. We made sure that the MT32 Lite does not block any ports, whether USB or Serial USER I/O, and the same applies to BlisSTer Gameports. This applies to both MiSTer setups with the standard Hub and BlisSTer.

You need to unplug the cable from the USER I/O port or SNAC to connect the MT32. However, keep in mind that cores using SNAC do not use the MT32, and vice versa. I’ll take some photos so you can see how the MT32 Lite fits. It’s very easy and practical to remove at any time, with the added advantage of not taking up extra space.

Best regards
/ricardo

rickdangerous wrote: ↑Thu Feb 06, 2025 9:50 am

Hello Christopher,
Thank you for your feedback. We made sure that the MT32 Lite does not block any ports, whether USB or Serial USER I/O, and the same applies to BlisSTer Gameports. This applies to both MiSTer setups with the standard Hub and BlisSTer.

How does that look? It isn't totally clear to me when I look at your pictures because of the angle.