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The System 246 Type C with Game + Security DongleA Namco arcade optical Gun (from TC 1 I think)A v291 Time Crisis 3 Converter PCBPower supply/wiring to power the 246 and the gun/io, but otherwise I think that's enough for it to boot, but you might have to wire up a test panel to make it work, I'm not sure if the left/right test switches are normally open or closed. I guess if you boot into test mode you'll know! But they're not momentary switches, they are toggle switches. You also need a 24v psu for the gun solenoid, and while I'd mark it as optional, it's really not. The plan is to fake the JVS I/OThere is no JVS i/o. It's just the v291 gun board.

Test and service buttons run to it, and the v291 connects into the usb port on the 246.The v291 gun board is essentially a v185 gun board previously used in Time Crisis 2. Either board will work with either game. Time Crisis 3 can also make use of a v221 MIU or JVS Rays pcb but that requires a compatible IR laser and a CCD camera (same system used in Crisis Zone and Vampire Night).Seeing that both board versions are compatible, it looks to me the MCU downloads the gun I/O data from the main board (internal rom). Thank you all for the really useful information, sounds like I should be nearly good to go. Main issue is probably that I don't have a 15Khz monitor, and have to use a converter which I'm assuming will ruin the light gun.I purchased one of these, just because - does anyone know what it actually does?Also sounds like if the system can use the JVS Rays PCB, I can hopefully fake one of those and play the game with an aimtrak or something using OpenJVS.I’m having the same conversation with a buddy over text lol. That pcb probably combines the sync so the lightgun can track it. The 246 outputs H and V sync but the gun (and a lot of monitors) need combined.I think it may also reduce the io usb signals I to standard usb A.Haven’t tried any of this yet myself though.If you get the jvs stuff worked out, let us know!

Id love a way to play LED gun games on original hardware with something like a Sinden light gun. Technically you can use both my OpenJVS (linux inputs - JVS) and JVSCore (JVS - linux inputs) to convert a Sega IR setup to the Namco type setup - but it's all way off working properly, and I'm back at university now so don't have much time to play with arcades at the moment - but if I ever manage to get it working I'll be sure to tell you It might be something that a big Arduino would be better at doing, a sort of Sega IR - Namco / Namco - Sega IR converter board.Yeah unfortunately I didn't have much time to play with Ninja Assault before having to give it back. I've got access to a couple of Rays I/O boards that a buddy owns, so at some point I'm going to try and sniff the traffic to work out how they all work and hopefully I'll be able to report back.Ah thank you, that sounds like what it does to me. Thought as it was cheap I'd just get it to have a look at. I'll report back if I manage to work out how to fake the gun JVS for this game. Playing with a sinden light gun would be awesome!

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Things I've found out:- Time Crisis 3 requires no I/O to boot, and will just start strait into the attract mode as long as the CD + Memory Card are in.- Time Crisis 3 takes zero notice of the dip switches on the front.- Boot process is as follows:1. Blue Screen3. Black Screen4. Blue Screen with Buffer Write Text5.

Black Screen with Texture/Game loading text6. Attract mode starts- Game will work for a bit and then crash if power supply isn't good enough- Arcade CGA - VGA board finds it very hard to lock onto the signal, and only seems to work when you change the resolutions in the settings once turned on. So on my quest to find a computer monitor that will sync to the 15KHz signal that the System 246 is giving out, I found out that both of the projectors that I own can sync to 15KHz with no problem. I had a Dell SE2416 which had a good go at syncing, but kept cutting out.The projectors however set themselves to RGB(scart) mode when they are running. I was wondering, if I bought a VGA to Scart cable online, do you think that the System 246 would work on a normal TV via scart? Or is the projector especially good at syncing to anything i.e it says scart but really its doing 15KHz RGBHV?But in conclusion, if you need to display a 15KHz game, you can pick up a cheap sanyo projector online for £30 that might just do the job! I can be of help here, as I've worked on several TC3's, including tearing a couple apart, and having spare parts for almost every bit of this game in my garage.So the cable that is used on the 246 system in TC3 is a 15pin dsub,(left one) (cga signal, in a vga connector) that breaks out to a 12 position molex style connector at the monitor.

If I remember correctly, the Sanwa 27z21C monitor that was default in these games, takes separate sync.There is a 2nd 15pin dsub connector on the front of the 246 system (right one) that goes to the I/O pcb, to link sync to the I/O for the light gun to work.There was a projector dlx version of TC3 that used different hardware, that im not as familiar with. I just worked on the CRT models. I can be of help here, as I've worked on several TC3's, including tearing a couple apart, and having spare parts for almost every bit of this game in my garage.So the cable that is used on the 246 system in TC3 is a 15pin dsub,(left one) (cga signal, in a vga connector) that breaks out to a 12 position molex style connector at the monitor. If I remember correctly, the Sanwa 27z21C monitor that was default in these games, takes separate sync.There is a 2nd 15pin dsub connector on the front of the 246 system (right one) that goes to the I/O pcb, to link sync to the I/O for the light gun to work.There was a projector dlx version of TC3 that used different hardware, that im not as familiar with. I just worked on the CRT models.