What pcbs use -5v?

[retro]

Umm, what? Mortal Kombat was Midway....

[drakon]

whoops. Half asleep when I made that post. I thought something sounded funny when writing that

[retro]

Of course, Williams bought Midway, and so Midway was technically under Williams until the late 90s when they were spun-off. They always remained as Midway, though.

[GaijinPunch]

He said what ARCADE boards use -12V, not which JAMMA boards use it

He actually said which ones use -5v, judging by the title.

Dogousouken / Victory Road do. I believe Battlefield / Time Soldiers does as well.

If you read Japanese (which you unfortunately don't) you can check the last column on the list below.
http://www.tops-game.jp/list/all.htm
That's just what they have in stock though.

[drakon]

He actually said which ones use -5v, judging by the title.

Dogousouken / Victory Road do. I believe Battlefield / Time Soldiers does as well.

If you read Japanese (which you unfortunately don't) you can check the last column on the list below.
http://www.tops-game.jp/list/all.htm
That's just what they have in stock though.

thanks!

[retro]

He actually said which ones use -5v, judging by the title.

Mmm, read the rest of the thread, too!

wow that's weird atx does have -12v I never noticed. Guess I didn't care since every jamma pinout chart I saw doesn't show -12v. So which arcade pcbs use -12v?

Jamtex then said that none do as it's not part of the JAMMA spec. I was correcting Jamtex, as he asked which arcade boards used -12V, not which JAMMA boards ;-)

I'd say go on a case-by-case basis. If you happen to buy a game which uses -5V (or -12V, which is unlikely), then you can change your PSU if you haven't already. :nod: