Naomi 2 output frequency

I'm really getting sick of fucking with this shit. Anyone know what frequency & resolution Naomi 2 output is? I've got my new adaptor, which supports
1024x768 @ 60 Hz
800x600 @ 75Hz, 70Hz, 65Hz
640x480 @ 85Hz, 75Hz, 70Hz, and 65 Hz

I couldn't imagine it anything outside of this range, but then again, here we are.... again for fucks sake.

Video looks scrambled -- like it's a strange pattern, quite similar throughout the screen. Sound is fine. Looks like the frequency isn't supported, but the resolution is maybe... or the opposite I suppose.

 

the video is garbled when played back, even uncompressed? or is it not uncompressed? Because the green shit effect is very, very common when you're trying to play back and the correct codec isn't installed, or an old codec is installed, or even when there are conflicting codecs. Like for example I downloaded the official morgen mpeg2 decoder to watch a video because it was chuggy. I then got the green slightly fuzzy screen, sound was fine. I uninstalled it completely and in the process found an older version that came with a bigass codecs pak I'd installed earlier. I uninstalled the old one too. Only by uninstalling both did the video play fine, the built in codecs pak with windows media player 6.4/7 handles that type of mpeg fine.

If you want, send me a sample via irc or ftp.

 

My VCR doesn't use codecs... nor does yours, and I can't send a tape via IRC. /versus/images/icons/smile.gif

I bought a converter (hardware) to go from VGA to NTSC. There are no 'settings' per se on the adaptor, so I'm wondering why the video is scrambled -- I'm assuming the Naomi 2's output is within the adaptors input res/frequency limitations.

With the tape basically being audio-only, and scrambled video, I've not gotten to the joy of capturing yet... unfortunately. /versus/images/icons/frown.gif

 

here are just some thoughts,

maybe the problem is, that the mainboard runs at 60 fps a second. and a videorecorder runs at 24 frames a second?

maybe there is a macrovision chip on the naomi board? because that explains maybe the green effect.

that is all I can think of at the moment.

 

There is no green effect -- CreeD's assuming I was having problem w/ video files, not a video tape.

I've emailed the Diaoh guys, so hopefully they can shed some light. Another bigger game center I know of has a professional box that will properly convert the output... perhaps I can dig around that.

 

Okay, I need a geek, or just someone that can decipher this bullshit to tell me if this will fit within the res/frequencies I've listed above.

According to this site http://www.klov.com/V/Virtua_Fighter_4.html, VF4 uses Standard Raster resolution. Also on that site, is this information on that resolution.

HORIZONTAL VERTICAL
Scan Frequency: 15.72 KHz Scan Frequency: 60.0 Hz
Scan Period: 63.6 µSec Scan Period: 16.7 mSec
Active Video: 46.9 µSec Active Video: 15.3 mSec
Video Delay: 11.9 µSec Video Delay: 1.2 mSec
Sync Pulse: 4.7 µSec Sync Pulse: 0.2 mSec
Scan Line: 456 Pixels Screen: 262 Lines
Resolution: 336 Pixels Resolution: 240 Lines
Clock Freq: 7.16 MHz

I've seen this shit outputed STRAIGHT from VGA to a normal non-flat screen monitor, and plasma TV's alike, w/ no converter, so I'm obviously fucking something up somewhere.

 

GP, I think I see the problem. According to the fact you listed Naomi2 out @ 15.72 khz for horizontal scans. Standard VGA output are 30 khz and above, So your converter will not work. 15.72 khz is standard rgb monitor frequenzy & tv frequenzy if I remember correctly. This means no need for converter. But, I don't know it is needed to change RGB to NTSC or there is no need for conversion just wire properly.

Sorry, that's all the help I can give. Look for Horizontal Freqenzy as your main concern

 

Thanks for the input -- but isn't that weird that VGA output is all that they've got on the board? hmmmm... need to dig a little bit more. I'll ask the manager at Gigo tomorrow. He's successfully taped the video (but not the audio). /versus/images/icons/smile.gif

 

Maybe Mr. Bungle can shed some more light on the this -- but, it's always been my understanding that the VF series has been on Medium Res, even on the Naomi2. Further more, the Naomi2's VGA output was "High res" -- maybe the "VGA20" on KLOV. At the very least the VGA output is not Standard res since the Horizontal scan rate of 15.72 KHz is too low for VGA monitors/output. I would say that the best bet so far without seeing a Naomi2/VF4 technical manual is the VGA20 on KLOV...

Horizontal: 31.55 KHz
Vertical: 70hz
Resolution: 512x384

but who knows if this is right? I thought that the Naomi2's VGA output was 640x480. All I can say for sure is that the VGA output is not Standard Res.


good luck.
kbcat

 

That seems to make the most sense to me. You know what though... I never thought of it this way. My adaptor might not support a resolution LOW enough... boy wouldn't that suck? I think the lowest it goes is 640x480... never thought that would happen. Bizarre. Wish those guys at Daioh would get back to me.

 

if this helps, I have the VF4 official manual in pdf format. It says 'switchable from high resolution 31k to standard/low resolution 15.75k' .. .maybe you need to switch to the lower res mode before capture is possible.

To do that locate a row of four dipswitches on the naomi filter board and put the first one (on the left) in the lower position, the other three up.

 

Damn...your site is full. Any chance you can mail that doc to me?

 

as dumb as this sounds, email is one thing I do NOT have working yet... I keep meaning to make a hotmail address and never do. But anyway I can mail through someone else's account... be sure you don't accidentally delete because it'll look like spam /versus/images/icons/smile.gif

Do I use texashotstuff@hotmail.com ?

PS: you know you can always grab stuff from me on IRC if my site's off/down.

 

Okay, I need a video genius.

The guy at Daioh emailed me back. He's using this as a step down converter (IOData TVC-XGA).
http://www.iodata.jp/products/video/tvcxga.htm

If I look at the details, it seems it doesn't got lower than 640x480 -- can anyone tell me why this one works and mine doesn't? /versus/images/icons/frown.gif

 

Ok, without looking at the Naomi2 manual (I can't seem to get to Creed's FTP) here's what I can come up with.

<ul type="square">Standard 640x480 VGA is:
[*]Resolution: 640x480
[*]Horizontal Sync: 31.77 KHz
[*]Vertical Sync: 60 Hz
[/list]<ul type="square">The TVC-XGA converter @ 640x480 supports:
[*]Horizontal Sync: 24~80 KHz
[*]Vertical Sync: 50~80 Hz
[/list]<ul type="square">Your converter @ 640x480 (from your original post):
[*]Horizontal Sync: ? KHz
[*]Vertical Sync: 65, 70, 75, and 85 Hz
[/list]
Assuming the Naomi2's VGA output is "standard" 640x480 then the TVC-XGA converter covers it since the required horizontal (31.77 KHz), and vertical (60 Hz ) sync frequencies are both in it's range. You converter however can't do 640x480 at 60 Hz vertical sync (lowest is 65Hz). This may be your problem. Are you sure that your converter can do 640x480 at 60 Hz? I'll see if I can grab the Naomi2 manual from Creed tonight.



good luck,
kbcat

 

having done a search in my manual for ANYthing else even remotely related to signal output, I come up with the same info I put up a few posts ago in this thread: output options are high and low resolution, 31 or 15.75 k. That's the only information it gives, they're definitely not looking to help anyone capture. They give a url: www.seuservice.com ... aside from that the kit manual has nothing else to give you, I'm pretty sure, tho I'll gladly paste a bit of info from the site -

Sega Enterprises Inc., USA
Service Department
phone 415.701.6580
fax 415.701.6594


And here's a halfassed attempt to paste the whole manual. It's gonna look all fucked up because the manual is a PDF, but here goes:


===============================================
1ST PRINTING SEPT 01
MANUAL NO. 999-1310
SEGA ENTERPRISES, INC. USA
Universal Kit
Kit Installation Instructions
& Service Manual
Switchable FROM High Resolution 31K
TO Standard (Low) Resolution 15.75K.
1 - 2 PLAYER GAME
VISIT OUR WEBSITE!
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Virtua Fighter 4
Sega Naomi System
Kit Contains List
Part #
400-5397-01
838-13616
560-5407-UL
838-13683-93CV1
600-7141-200
600-7009-2500
840-0080D-01
600-7247-500
LOC. PURCHASE
LOC. PURCH. HAPP
LOC. PURCH. HAPP
LOC. PURCH. HAPP
LOC. PURCH. HAPP
LOC. PURCH. HAPP
999-1312
999-1313
999-1314
999-1315
999-1316
999-1310
999-1317
999-1319
Desc
NAOMI POWER SUPPLY
AUDIO POWER AMP 2 CH
AUDIO XFORMER 120V
JAMMA I/O BD (NAOMI)
USB CABLE
VGA VIDEO CABLE
ASSY CASE NAT VF4 USA
CABLE SCSI TYPE 2 500MM
SERVICE SWT BRKT ASSY
JOYSTICK, COMP. GR
SWITCH, PB LARGE
BUTTON, COMP. GR
BUTTON, COMP. BLU
BUTTON, COMP. RED
MARQUEE ART
INSTRUCTION SHEET
SIDE DECALS
CONTROL PANEL OVERLAY (DED)
CONTROL PANEL OVERLAY (GEN)
VF4 MANUAL
(METALPLATE) CONTROL PNL VS3
INSTRUCTION FOR CHARACTERS
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Virtua Fighter 4
Sega Naomi System
Kit Contains List
Part #
999-1320
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999-1322
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DECAL FOR DEFENSE (GREEN)
DECAL FOR PUNCH (BLUE)
DECAL FOR KICK (RED)
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DESIGNED RELATED PARTS
MARQUEE ART ----- 999-1312
INSTRUCITON SHEET ---- 999-1313
INSTRUCTION SHEET FOR CHARACTERS ----- 999-1319
NOT PICTURED ARE DECAL DEFENSE (GREEN) ---- 999-1320
PUNCH (BLUE) ---- 999-1321
KICK (RED) ---- 999-1322
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DECAL SIDE ART ---- 999-1314
CONTROL PANEL ---- 999-1315
CONTROL PANEL ---- 999-1316
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SERVICE BULLETIN
SEGA Service Department http://www.seuservice.com
45133 Industrial Drive Phone: 415.701.6580
Fremont, Ca. 94538 Fax: 415.701.6594
If you have any questions please contact the SEGA Service Department at the numbers given above.
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The SEGA Naomi Game kits are actually &#8216;JAMMA Dependent&#8217;. What this means exactly is they will only
install into existing JAMMA Cabinets. If an operator tries to install these kits into a Non-JAMMA cabinet,
they will first have to bring the wiring up to JAMMA Standards.
° Step 1 Disconnect the games original DC Power Supply. You may only use the power supply provided
with your kit. Be sure to set the voltages going to your Game BD to 5.1 and 3.3 volts DC to assure proper
operation ( Measure on Square Connector at Game BD. Yellow = 5vdc / Brown = 3.3vdc / White = Gnd )
° Step 2 You MUST USE THE COIN METER SUPPLIED WITH YOUR KIT to assure proper Coin
acceptance. A minimum 18 Gauge wire should be used from the Coin Meter 1 output line on your
JAMMA Harness. The 5vdc ( Yellow ) wire found in the wiring bag of your kit MUST BE USED for the
supply voltage to the meter.
SPECIAL NOTICE FOR
ALL SEGA NAOMI KITS
PROBLEM:
SOLUTION:
Not following the directions provided herein may cause your game to malfunction.
All electrical work should be performed by the site&#8217;s Serviceman or Technician.
In order to prevent an electric shock and short circuit, be sure to turn power off before performing
work or touching the interior parts of the product.
Be careful so as not to damage wirings. Damaged wiring can cause an electric shock or short circuit
accident.
Do not touch places other than those specified. Touching places not specified can cause an electric
shock or short circuit accident.
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
1) First. Remove all access panels from the game. Locate the original game Logic PCB&#8217;s & Power
Supply and remove from the Cabinet by first disconnecting all harnesses from the boards. (You need
only to splice in the Main Power (110v AC) into the 3-Pin Connector (GRN/WHT/BLK).)
2) Remove all existing game harnesses (we suggest using New Jamma Harnesses (NOT contained in the
kit) to ensure reliability).
3) Locate the most convenient and open area of the cabinet to mount the Virtua Fighter 4 Naomi
System Assembly. Make sure this area is free and clear of all cable harnesses and grounds, cable
clamps, etc.
Vacuum out or clean bottom of cabinet of dirt & miscellaneous parts (e.g.
screws, loose coins / tokens, etc.).
Remove all exterior decals and repair any cabinet damage. Repaint
cabinet if necessary. Remove the Monitor Plexi or if your game plexi has
Silk-screened artwork, you will need to strip it off.
4) Connect the JAMMA Harnesses to the JVS-JAMMA Interface Boards. Separate the wires from each
other (i.e. Control Panel, Video, Speaker, Power Supply). Run the various harnesses to the part of the
cabinet they go to ensuring they are dressed properly & secured to the cabinet. Locate the Volume/
Speaker/Coin Meter Cable and connect to your existing Switch Bracket or use the new one included
with the kit. Note: If you are using a VGA Compatible Monitor you can run your VGA Cable directly
to the monitor or connect it to your JVS JAMMA Interface for RGB Conversion to your JAMMA
Cables.
5) Remove Marquee from cabinet and cut to fit the new Virtua Fighter 4 Marquee in place.
REPLACE old Joysticks & Buttons with the NEW ones supplied in Kit.
6) First remove all Joystick and Button assemblies from the Control Panel. Remove Lexan and Control
Panel Overlay. Proceed to clean surface of the Control Panel by removing all adhesive and dirt. Fill
in or plug up existing button holes to set up a blank work area for your new controls.
7) Install the new Control Panel Overlay by carefully peeling off the paper backing and laying down on
the panel. Smooth it out, starting in the center and working your way to the edges (removing all of
the trapped air pockets). If necessary, cut the edges of the overlay excess and fold under panel.
8) Cut out the button and Joystick Holes. Install Joystick and buttons from kit into the Control Panel
and tighten down. Connect all game harness wires to switches and buttons.
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
9) Proceed to place new decals on the sides of the cabinet. Locate a new monitor bezel, if needed, and
replace glass, if required (due scratches). Install Instruction Placard to the back of the Monitor Glass.
NOTE: As a precaution, disconnect the JAMMA Harness from the I/O Boards and turn power on. With a
Multi-Meter, measure the 5v and 3.3v. Adjust if necessary to 5.15v DCand 3.3vDC. Measure the +12 to
ensure the wires and voltages are in the correct position. Turn power off. Plug in the JAMMA Harness once
again to the I/O Boards. The Attract Mode should appear on the screen.
Adjust the SIZE, CONTRAST, BRIGHTNESS, and COLORS on the
Monitor for optimum appearance. Adjust VERTICAL/HORIZONTAL
Hold to get a stable picture, if required.
Enter DIAGNOSTICS and adjust the Volume Level, test all Buttons &
Joystick for proper operation & wiring. Adjust Pricing. Coin-Up and
test out a game to ensure proper play functions are as they should be.
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Sega Naomi System Switch
Bracket and Speaker
Installation Diagrams
(Figure 3)
Coin Meter
Test Service
Volume
JAMMA Pin R
JAMMA Pin 15
JAMMA Pin 1
Yellow Wire from Extra
Harness (+5v)
JAMMA Pin 8
+ _
Pin 1
Pin 5
Pin 4
To CN1 of
Amplifier Board
YEL/RED
WHT/RED
GRN/RED
From CN2 of
Amplifier Board
From CN4 of
Amplifier Board
GRY/RED
ORG/RED
ORG/BLUE
GRY/BLUE
Left
Speaker
Right
Speaker
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Sega Naomi System
JAMMA Harness Wiring
(JAMMA I/O BD)
(Figure 4)
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Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
+5v (Not Used) +5v (Not Used)
+5v (Not Used) +5v (Not Used)
(Not Used) (Not Used)
+12v (Not Used) +12v (Not Used)
Key Key
Coin Meter 1 Coin Meter 2
(Not Used)
(Not Used)
(Not Used)
(Not Used)
(Not Used)
(Not Used)
Video Red
Video Blue
Video Ground
Video Green
Video Sync
Service
Test (Not Used)
Coin 1 Coin 2
1P Start 2P Start
1P UP 2P UP
2P Down 1P Down
1P Left 2P Left
1P Right
Attack 1P (1P SW1)
Grapple 1P (1P SW2)
Support 1P (1P SW3)
Ground
Ground
2P Right
Attack 2P (2P SW1)
Ground
Ground
Support 2P (2P SW3)
Grapple 2P (2P SW2)
(Not Used)
(Not Used)
(Not Used)
(Not Used)
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CN4
Sega Naomi System
Filter Board Information
Connector Description etc.
PSW2 PSW1
CN3
CN2 CN1
DIPSW1
Power Connectors VGA Level
Video Out
Preamp Level
Audio Out
Test
Switch
Service
Switch
1
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2
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3
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4
Setting for High
Resolution 31KHZ
1 -4 off
Setting for Standard
Resolution 15KHZ
1 on 2-4 off.
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To prevent electric shock or IC Board malfunctioning, be sure to turn off the
power for the cabinet when installing or removing the IC Board.

Extraneous matter such as dust on the IC Board can cause the IC Board to
generate heat and result in a fire due to short circuit, etc. Ensure the IC Board
surfaces are always kept clean.

Use NAOMI 2 for the cabinets compatible with JVS. Using NAOMI for the
cabinet other than those compatible with JVS can cause generation of heat
and a fire.

Be sure to connect the IC Board and connectors completely. Insufficient
insertion can damage IC Board, etc.

For the IC Board circuit inspection, only the use of Logic Tester is permitted.
The use of ordinary testers is not permitted as these can damage the IC Board.

Do not subject the IC Board to static electricity when installing the IC Board
in the cabinet or when connecting wire harness connectors to the IC Board.

When soldering buttons, etc. to the wire harnesses, be sure to remove the wire
harnesses from the IC Board so as not to subject the IC Board to heat.

Using NAOMI 2 without the Shield Case can cause electric wave trouble. Be
sure to use NAOMI 2 together with the accessory Shield Case.

The monitor frequency corresponding to NAOMI 2 is 15kHz or 31kHz.
NAOMI 2 can not be used for the cabinet incorporating a monitor or projector
not corresponding to 15kHz or 31kHz.
1. HANDLING PRECAUTIONS
STOP
IMPORTANT

Concerning the display of JAMMA VIDEO STANDARD:
JAMMA VIDEO STANDARD adopted by NAOMI 2 is referred to as JVS. As against this
Standard, the conventional JAMMA STANDARD which employs 56P Edge Connectors
adopted by ST-V, etc. is displayed as Old JAMMA STANDARD.
The specific Manual attached to each game sometimes displays JVS as JV STANDARD, New
JAMMA STANDARD, or JAMMA 2 STANDARD against OLD JAMMA STANDARD as
JAMMA STANDARD, JS, etc.

The contents herein described are subject to change without notice.
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2. SPECIFICATIONS
ON-SCREEN DISPLAY
Monitor Position
Horizontal Synchronous Frequency
31 / 15 kHz
CONTROL PANEL
HORIZONTAL
START
DEFENSE (GUARD)
PUNCH
KICK 8WAYS
1
2
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3 -1 OUTLINE OF THE GAME
&#8226; You, as a martial art fighter, play in a tournament.
&#8226; You operate a playing character to fight against an opponent computer-operated character
(CPU).
&#8226; The playing characters covers 13 selectable regular characters and 1 boss character.
3 - 2 PLAYING PROCEDURE
Total 13 characters are available. Out of them you select one character to start the game.
At each stage you play a match against a computer-operated character.
Winning a match
&#8226; Each match consists of multiple rounds. You win a match when the number of your gained
rounds reaches a preset value.
&#8226; When you win a match at any stage, you can proceed to a next stage and play a match
against a new computer-operated character.
Gaining a round
You can gain a round when either of the following events occurs.
&#8226; You successfully reduce the opponent's energy to 0 (zero).
&#8226; Your energy remains much more than the opponent's energy when the limit time has become
0 (zero).
&#8226; You turn the opponent out of the ring.
When you and the opponent have drawn (that is, at the end of a round, both have a same level of
energy or have knocked each other at the same time), both can gain the round exceptionally.
When you and the opponent have drawn under a sudden death state (that is, the number of the
gained rounds is equal to each other and either can win the match by obtaining one more round),
either with more energy becomes a winner of the match.
When the GAME becomes OVER
The game is over when either of the following events occurs.
&#8226; You lose a match against a computer-operated character.
&#8226; You finish all the 14 stages: 13 stages, each with a regular computer-operated character, and
1 stage with a boss computer-operated character.
Continuing the game
You can continue the game as follows.
&#8226; When you lose a match, the CONTINUE screen appears.
&#8226; Insert the credit coins before the limit time is counted down to 0 (zero) on the CONTINUE
screen, and press the start button. Then, you can continue the game (or resume the first round
of the stage where you lost a match).
3. CONTENTS OF GAME
1
2
3
4
5
6
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3 - 3 CHARACTER SELECT SCREEN

You select one out of the 13 available characters.

Each character indicates its difficulty level: novice, intermediate, or expert.

Place the lever in an upper, lower, left, or right position to migrate from character to
character, and press either of the punch, kick, and defense buttons to select a character.

Hold down the start button and press either of the punch, kick, and defense buttons to toggle
between 1P character's color and 2P character's color.
3 - 4 GAME-PLAYING SCREEN
1P Energy Gauge Reduced when damaged.
The round ends when the gauge reads 0.
Limited Time of the Round The round ends when the
time is counted down to 0.
2P Energy Gauge
2P Character
Obtained Rounds of 2PYou win
if you obtain all the rounds.
1P Character
Obtained Rounds of 1P
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3 - 5 BASIC OPERATIONS OF THE CONTROLS
The following explains the operation for a 1P character. For a 2P character, read right and left
reverse.
The following abbreviations are used herein.
P: Punch button
K: Kick button
G: Defense (Guard) button
+: Operating the two or more controls at the same time
&#8226; P: Punching attack
&#8226; K: Kicking attack
&#8226; G: Defending upper and middle parts
&#8226; Lever in a lower position + G: Defending lower part
(Note: The opponent may attack you at your upper, middle, or lower part. You must defend
your upper, middle, or lower part accordingly.)
&#8226; Lever in a right position: Moving forwards
&#8226; Lever in a left position: Moving backwards
&#8226; Lever in an upper position: Dodging away from you
&#8226; Lever in a lower position instantly: Dodging toward you
&#8226; P or K + lever in an upper position: Jumping upwards
&#8226; P or K + lever in an upper right position: Jumping diagonally forwards
&#8226; P or K + lever in an upper left position: Jumping diagonally backwards
&#8226; Lever in a right position two times quickly: Dashing forwards
&#8226; Lever in a left position two times quickly: Dashing backwards
&#8226; Lever in a lower right position two times quickly: Crouching and dashing forwards
&#8226; Lever in a lower left position: two times quickly: Crouching and dashing backwards
&#8226; Lever held in a lower position: Crouching
&#8226; P + G when you are close to the opponent: Throwing
&#8226; P + G when the opponent is throwing you: Escaping the throw (slipping)
&#8226; Lever in an upper position + P for the downed opponent: Jumping and attacking the downed
opponent
&#8226; Repeated G when you are downed: Standing up quickly
&#8226; Repeated K when you are downed: Kicking attack immediately after quickly standing up
&#8226; Lever in a left position when you are downed: Rolling backwards and standing up
&#8226; Continuously operated lever when you are faltering: Unfaltering quickly
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3 - 6 SPECIAL OPERATIONS OF THE CONTROLS
Dodging/Attacking
Immediately after surely dodging by a lever operation, you attack an opponent. Thus you can
use the combination of dodging/attacking skills.
Lever in an upper position + P + K + G: Dodging away from you and attacking
Lever in a lower position instantly + P + K + G: Dodging toward you and attacking
Ukemi (safe ways of falling down)
The ukemi enables you to regain your balance just when landing and to immediately attack an
opponent. This skill lessens damage to you. Thus you can escape from the crunch and rather
earn a chance to counterattack. You may be just downed or use the ukemi, whichever is
tactically desirable in each situation.
P + K + G immediately before you are downed: Ukemi
Attacking with the accumulated energy
Using the energy accumulated for a little time, you can destroy an opponent's defenses. This
high-risk, high-return skill enhances your tactical capabilities. Special commands, one each with
a character, are available to activate this function.
Fighting by the walls
&#8226; You may damage and destroy the walls. Thereby you can change the state of the ring as
tactically required.
&#8226; The opponent may falter when you throw him/her against the walls. This enables you to use
the combination (Combo) skills.
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3 - 7 PERSON-VS-PERSON (VS) MATCHS
&#8226; A new player may join you in playing the GAME or selecting a character. As a result the
system suspends the current one-person match against a computer-operated character and
starts a person-vs-person match.
&#8226; The new player must insert the credit coins before joining.
&#8226; After playing the person-vs-person match only the winner can continue to play the
suspended match: one-person match against a computer-operated character. He/she resumes
the first round of the suspended match.
&#8226; When you have set the STAGE item to RANDOM on the GAME ASSIGNMENTS screen,
the built-in computer (CPU) randomly selects a stage.
&#8226; When you have set the STAGE item to SELECTIVE on the GAME ASSIGNMENTS
screen, the newly joined player selects a stage. (For more information see the chapter 4, B, b.
"GAME ASSIGNMENTS.") To select, he/she places the lever in an upper, lower, left, or
right position to migrate from stage to stage, and presses either of the punch, kick, and
defense buttons.
PERSON-VS-PERSON (VS) MATCHS&#8226;STAGE SELECT SCREEN
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4. TEST MODE
A. SYSTEM MENU
When settings are changed in SYSTEM ASSIGNMENTS, COIN
ASSIGNMENTS, and GAME ASSIGNMENTS of GAME TEST MODE, be sure
to exit from the test mode of SYSTEM MENU screen. The contents of setting
changes are stored in the IC on the BOARD when exiting from the Test Mode. If
the power is turned off in the Test Mode (before exiting), the contents of setting
changes are ineffective. In this case, the settings remain unchanged.
STOP
IMPORTANT
This test mode mainly allows the IC Board to be checked for accurate functioning, monitor
color to be adjusted as well as COIN ASSIGNMENTS and GAME ASSIGNMENTS to be
adjusted.
1) Connect the power, and press the TEST Button. Then the following SYSTEM MENU screen
appears.
SYSTEM MENU
RAM TEST
JVS TEST
SOUND TEST
C.R.T. TEST
SYSTEM ASSIGNMENTS
COIN ASSIGNMENTS
BOOKKEEPING
BACKUP DATA CLEAR
CLOCK SETTING
ROM BOARD TEST
GAME TEST MODE
[X X X X X X X X X ]
-> EXIT
SELECT WITH SERVICE BUTTON
AND
PRESS TEST BUTTON
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For the SYSTEM ASSIGNMENTS, do not
change the following default settings:
CABINET TYPE: 2 PLAYER(S)
MONITOR TYPE: HORIZONTAL
SERVICE TYPE: COMMON
For the COIN ASSIGNMENTS, set as follows:
COIN CHUTE TYPE: INDIVIDUAL
COIN/CREDIT SETTING: at discretion
SEQUENCE: at discretion
Out of the COIN ASSIGNMENTS items, the SEQUENCE # items means as
follows:
SEQUENCE 1: The number of credits required for starting the game
SEQUENCE 2: The number of credits required for continuing the game
SEQUENCE 3 to 8: Not Used
BOOKKEEPING 2/2 means as follows:
P1 SEQ 1: Play frequency of Player 1
P2 SEQ 2: Frequency of CONTINUE by Player 1
P3 SEQ 3 ~ 8: Not Used
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B. GAME TEST MODE
Press the SERVICE Button to move the arrow mark to the GAME TEST MODE item on the
SYSTEM MENU screen, and press the TEST Button. The GAME TEST MENU screen,
specific for this game, opens.
Press the SERVICE Button to move the arrow mark to a desired test item on the GAME TEST
MENU screen, and press the TEST Button to open the related screen.
After testing, move the arrow mark to the EXIT item and press the TEST Button. The SYSTEM
MENU screen reappears
VF4 GAME TEST MENU
-> INPUT TEST
GAME ASSIGNMENTS
1P ARRIVAL STAGE
CHARA DATA
TOTAL DATA
VS DIAGRAM
GAME BOOKKEEPING
BACKUP DATA CLEAR
EXIT
SELECT WITH SERVICE BUTTON
AND PRESS TEST BUTTON
GAME TEST MENU Screen
2) Press the SERVICE Button to move the -> mark to any desired item, and press the TEST
Button.
3) Press the SERVICE Button to move the -> mark to GAME TEST MODE item, and press the
TEST Button. Then the GAME TEST MENU screen appears that enables to test the items
specific to this game. For the details, see the following pages.
4) After testing, select the EXIT and press the TEST Button. The game advertising screen
reappears.
NOTE: For more information about the SYSTEM MENU screen, see the NAOMI 2 Service
Manual.
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a. INPUT TEST
INPUT TEST Screen
CONTROL PANEL
This test displays the state of each switch and button.
If the switch goes ON when the switch/button is pressed, it is satisfactory.
Press SERVICE Button and TEST Button simultaneously to have the MENU return on
to the screen.
INPUT TEST
PLAYER 1P 2P
START OFF OFF
UP OFF OFF
DOWN OFF OFF
LEFT OFF OFF
RIGHT OFF OFF
GUARD OFF OFF
PUNCH OFF OFF
KICK OFF OFF
TEST OFF
SERVICE OFF
PRESS SERVICE+TEST BUTTON TO EXIT
START
DEFENSE (GUARD)
PUNCH
KICK UP
RIGHT LEFT
DOWN
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b. GAME ASSIGNMENTS
Allows game difficulty adjustments, time setting, etc. to be changed. Move the arrow to the
desired item by SERVICE Button and press the TEST Button to change the setting. Select
EXIT to return to the MENU screen.
GAME ASSIGNMENTS Screen
GAME ASSIGNMENTS
ENEMY LEVEL EASY
ENERGY MAX(1P) 200
ENERGY MAX(VS) 200
MATCH COUNT(1P) 2
MATCH COUNT(VS) 2
TIME LIMIT 30
STAGE SELECT RANDOM
CONTINUE ON
VS FINISH OFF
RETURN TO DEFAULT SETTING
-> EXIT
SELECT WITH SERVICE BUTTON
AND PRESS TEST BUTTON
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ENEMY LEVEL: Sets the difficulty level of the one-person match.
VERY EASY gEASY gNORMAL gHARD gVERY HARD
(Default: NORMAL)

ENERGY MAX (1P): Sets the energy (initial value) in a one-person game.
180 g200 g220 g240 (Default: 200)

ENERGY MAX (VS): Sets the energy (initial value) in a person-vs-person game.
180 g200 g220 g240 (Default: 200)

MATCH COUNT (1P):Sets the number of the rounds that a player aims to gain for winning
the related match in a one-person game.
2 g3 g4 g5 (Default: 2)

MATCH COUNT (VS): Sets the number of the rounds that a player aims to gain for
winning the related match in a person-vs-person game.
2 g3 g4 g5 (Default: 2)

TIME LIMIT: Sets the limit time of a match.
30 g45 g60 (Default: 30)

STAGE SELECT: Sets the method of selecting a stage in a person-vs-person game.
RANDOM indicates an automatic selection by the computer.
RANDOM gSELECTIVE (Default: RANDOM)

CONTINUE: Determines whether you can continue to play the lost match in a
one-person game.
ON indicates that you can play the lost match.
ON gOFF (Default: ON)

VS FINISH: Determines whether to finish the game after you have successfully
played the matches.
The *WIN settings indicate that the game is finished for both the
players after you have won consecutively * times (Note that the *
mark is equal to 1 up to 10 or the number of winning matches as
below). These settings are prepared for some competitions or
events. Usually, therefore, set this item to OFF.
OFF g1 WIN g2 WIN g3 WIN g4 WIN g5 WIN g6 WIN
g7 WIN g8 WIN g9 WIN g10 WIN (Default: OFF)

RETURN TO DEFAULT SETTING: Resets all the GAME ASSIGNMENTS items to the
default values.

EXIT: Returns to the GAME TEST MENU screen.
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c. 1P ARRIVAL STAGE
Lists the playing statistics by difficulty level.
ARRIVAL STAGE 1/5
1P GAME STAGE RECORDS
VERY EASY
TOTAL 1COIN
#1 0 0
#2 0 0
#3 0 0
#4 0 0
#5 0 0
#6 0 0
#7 0 0
#8 0 0
#9 0 0
#10 0 0
#11 0 0
#12 0 0
#13 0 0
#14 0 0
PRESS TEST BUTTON TO CONTINUE
ARRIVAL STAGE 1/5 Screen

ARRIVAL STAGE 1/5:
Indicates that the statistics is for a VERY EASY level of one-person game.

1COIN:
Indicates how many times each stage has been reached in a VERY EASY level of oneperson
game, excluding the number of continuing.

TOTAL:
Indicates how many times each stage has been reached in a VERY EASY level of oneperson
game, including the number of continuing.
Press the TEST Button to open the next screen. Press the TEST Button on the last 5/5 screen to
return to the GAME TEST MENU screen.

ARRIVAL STAGE 2/5: Indicates the similar statistics in an EASY level.

ARRIVAL STAGE 3/5: Indicates the similar statistics in a NORMAL level.

ARRIVAL STAGE 4/5: Indicates the similar statistics in a HARD level.

ARRIVAL STAGE 5/5: Indicates the similar statistics in a VERY HARD level.
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d. CHARA DATA
Lists the playing statistics by character. The following 1/13 screen is the example for the
character named Akira.
CHARA DATA 1/13
AKIRA
MAX COMBO 0
MAX DAMAGE 0
MAX WALL COMBO 0
MAX WALL DAMAGE 0
PRESS TEST BUTTON TO CONTINUE
PRESS SERVICE+TEST BUTTON TO EXIT
CHARA DATA 1/13 Screen

MAX COMBO: Indicates the maximum number of the combos without walls.

MAX DAMAGE: Indicates the maximum damages without walls.

MAX WALL COMBO: Indicates the maximum number of the combos with walls.

MAX WALL DAMAGE: Indicates the maximum damages with walls.
Press the TEST Button to open the next screen. Press the TEST Button on the last 13/13 screen
to return to the GAME TEST MENU screen.
Press the TEST and SERVICE Buttons simultaneously to directly return to the GAME TEST
MENU screen.

CHARA DATA 2/13 SARAH: Indicates the similar statistics on Sarah.

CHARA DATA 3/13 LAU: Indicates the similar statistics on Lau.

CHARA DATA 4/13 SHUN: Indicates the similar statistics on Shun.

CHARA DATA 5/13 JEFFRY: Indicates the similar statistics on Jeffry.

CHARA DATA 6/13 PAI: Indicates the similar statistics on Pai.

CHARA DATA 7/13 JACKY: Indicates the similar statistics on Jacky.

CHARA DATA 8/13 KAGE: Indicates the similar statistics on Kage.

CHARA DATA 9/13 LION: Indicates the similar statistics on Lion.

CHARA DATA 10/13 WOLF: Indicates the similar statistics on Wolf.

CHARA DATA 11/13 AOI: Indicates the similar statistics on Aoi.

CHARA DATA 12/13 LEI: Indicates the similar statistics on Lei Fei.

CHARA DATA 13/13 VAN: Indicates the similar statistics on Vanessa.
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e. TOTAL DATA
Lists the entire statistics by character.
TOTAL DATA
SERIES OF WINS WINS OF CHARA
1ST 20 AKIRA AKIRA 0
2ND 20 SARAH SARAH 0
3RD 20 LAU LAU 0
4TH 20 SHUN SHUN 0
5TH 19 JEFFRY JEFFRY 0
6TH 19 PAI PAI 0
7TH 19 JACKY JACKY 0
8TH 18 KAGE KAGE 0
9TH 18 LEI LION 0
10TH 18 AOI WOLF 0
AOI 0
LEI 0
VAN 0
PRESS TEST BUTTON TO EXIT
TOTAL DATA Screen

SERIES OF WINS: Indicates the number of the consecutive winnings for each character.

WINS OF CHARA: Indicates the accumulated number of the winnings for each character.
Press the TEST Button to return to the GAME TEST MENU screen.
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f. VS DIAGRAM
Illustrates a matching diagram.
VS DIAGRAM
--------------------------------------------------------
|AKI|SAR|LAU|SHN|JEF|PAI|JAK|KAG|LIO|WOL|AOI|LEI|VAN|
---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+----
AKI| | | | | | | | | | | | | | 0.00( 1
---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+----
SAR| | | | | | | | | | | | | | 0.00( 1
---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+----
LAU| | | | | | | | | | | | | | 0.00( 1
---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+----
SHN| | | | | | | | | | | | | | 0.00( 1
---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+----
JEF| | | | | | | | | | | | | | 0.00( 1
---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+----
PAI| | | | | | | | | | | | | | 0.00( 1
---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+----
JAK| | | | | | | | | | | | | | 0.00( 1
---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+----
KAG| | | | | | | | | | | | | | 0.00( 1
---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+----
LIO| | | | | | | | | | | | | | 0.00( 1
---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+----
WOL| | | | | | | | | | | | | | 0.00( 1
---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+----
AOI| | | | | | | | | | | | | | 0.00( 1
---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+----
LEI| | | | | | | | | | | | | | 0.00( 1
---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+----
VAN| | | | | | | | | | | | | | 0.00( 1
--------------------------------------------------------
PRESS TEST BUTTON TO EXIT
VS DIAGRAM Screen
The percentage of wins is indicated on the second rightmost column of the screen. The order of
wins percentage is indicated on the rightmost column of the screen.
Press the TEST Button to return to the GAME TEST MENU screen.
Abbreviations on the Screen for the Character Names
Abbreviations: Character Names
AKI: AKIRA
SAR: SARAH
LAU: LAU
SHN: SHUN
JEF: JEFFRY
PAI: PAI
JAK: JACKY
KAG: KAGE
LIO: LION
WOL: WOLF
AOI: AOI
LEI: LEI FEI
VAN: VANESSA
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g. GAME BOOKKEEPING
Indicates the overall statistics. Three screens are available. Press the TEST Button to migrate
from one screen to another. Press the TEST Button on the third screen to return to the GAME
TEST MENU screen.
GAME BOOKKEEPING 1/3
NUMBER OF GAMES 0
1P GAMES 0
VS GAMES 0
NUMBER OF CONTINUE 0
CHALLENGE/PARTICIPATION 0
TOTAL TIME 0D 0H 0M 0S
TOTAL PLAY TIME 0D 0H 0M 0S
ALL AVERAGE PLAY TIME 0H 0M 0S
1P AVERAGE PLAY TIME 0H 0M 0S
1P LONGEST PLAY TIME 0H 0M 0S
1P SHORTEST PLAY TIME 0H 0M 0S
VS AVERAGE PLAY TIME 0H 0M 0S
VS LONGEST PLAY TIME 0H 0M 0S
VS SHORTEST PLAY TIME 0H 0M 0S
OPERATING RATIO 0.0%
PRESS TEST BUTTON TO CONTINUE
GAME BOOKKEEPING (1/3) Screen

NUMBER OF GAMES: The total number of the games played

1P GAMES: The number of the one-person games played

VS GAMES: The number of the person-vs-person games played

NUMBER OF CONTINUE: The number of accumulated continuing-times

CHALLENGE/PARTICIPATION: The number of accumulated joining-times

TOTAL TIME: The accumulated power-up time period

TOTAL PLAY TIME: The accumulated playing time period

ALL AVERAGE PLAY TIME: The averaged playing time period
(one-person + person-vs-person)

1P AVERAGE PLAY TIME: The averaged playing time period (one-person)

1P LONGEST PLAY TIME: The longest playing time period (one-person)

1P SHORTEST PLAY TIME: The shortest playing time period (one-person)

VS AVERAGE PLAY TIME: The averaged playing time period (person-vs-person)

VS LONGEST PLAY TIME: The longest playing time period (person-vs-person)

VS SHORTEST PLAY TIME: The shortest playing time period (person-vs-person)

OPERATING RATIO: TOTAL PLAY TIME/TOTAL TIME (%)
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GAME BOOKKEEPING 2/3
USAGE OF CHARACTERS
1P CHARACTERS 2P CHARACTERS
AKIRA 0 AKIRA 0
SARAH 0 SARAH 0
LAU 0 LAU 0
SHUN 0 SHUN 0
JEFFRY 0 JEFFRY 0
PAI 0 PAI 0
JACKY 0 JACKY 0
KAGE 0 KAGE 0
LION 0 LION 0
WOLF 0 WOLF 0
AOI 0 AOI 0
LEI 0 LEI 0
VAN 0 VAN 0
PRESS TEST BUTTON TO CONTINUE
Indicates how many times each character (for 1P and 2P) has been used.
GAME BOOKKEEPING (2/3) Screen
Indicates how many times each stage has been used with the STAGE item set to SELECTIVE.
Abbreviations on the Screen for the Stage Names
Abbreviations: Stage Names
GAME BOOKKEEPING 3/3
USAGE OF STAGE
#ROM 0
#NYC 0
#CAS 0
#SUI 0
#YAM 0
#UMI 0
#DUR 0
#DJO 0
#GDN 0
#HBR 0
#CAV 0
#NOH 0
#ARE 0
#BAN 0
PRESS TEST BUTTON TO EXIT
GAME BOOKKEEPING (3/3) Screen
ROM:COLOSSEUM
NYC:CITY
CAS:CASTLE
SUI:AQUARIUM
YAM:TEMPLE
UMI:ISLAND
DUR:HANGAR
DJO:GYMNASIUM
GDN:GARDEN
HBR:HARBOR
CAV:CAVE
NOH:SHRINE
ARE:ARENA
BAN:GREAT WALL
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h. BACKUP DATA CLEAR
Clears the backup data from the screen.
BACKUP DATA CLEAR
YES
-> NO(CANCEL)
SELECT WITH SERVICE BUTTON
AND PRESS TEST BUTTON
BACKUP DATA CLEAR
COMPLETED
PRESS TEST BUTTON TO EXIT
After clearing the backup data, the COMPLETED message appears.
Press the TEST Button to return to the GAME TEST MENU screen.

YES: Opens the BACKUP DATA CLEAR - COMPLETED screen for clearing the
following data. (The other data are not cleared.)
1P ARRIVAL STAGE
CHARA DATA
TOTAL DATA
VS DIAGRAM
GAME BOOKKEEPING

NO: Returns to the GAME TEST MENU screen.
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5. GAME BOARD

Do not expose the Game Board so as to avoid causing an accident or
malfunctioning.

Static electricity discharge can damage electronic parts on the IC Board.
Before starting work by opening the Shield Case Lid, be sure to touch
grounded metallic surfaces to discharge physically charged static electricity.

When replacing the Game Board, refer to the CVT Manual and Instruction
Manual.
PART NO. DESCRIPTION
ASSY CASE ( + ) 840-0080D-01 ASSY CASE NAT VF4 USA : USA
840-0080D-02 ASSY CASE NAT VF4 EXP : OTHERS
840-0080D-03 ASSY CASE NAT VF4 KOR : KOREA
840-0080D-04 ASSY CASE NAT VF4 AUS : AUSTRALIA
ASSY CASE NAOMI 2 840-0046A-01 ASSY CASE NAOMI 2 MAIN BD USA
MAIN BOARD 840-0046A-02 ASSY CASE NAOMI 2 MAIN BD EXP
840-0046A-03 ASSY CASE NAOMI 2 MAIN BD KOR
840-0046A-04 ASSY CASE NAOMI 2 MAIN BD AUS
ROM CASE 840-0080C ROM CASE NAT VF4
1 2
1
2
JAMMA INTERFACE OTHER THAN
THE ABOVE FOREMENTIONED.
NAOMI KIT UNIVERSAL
WIRING DIAGRAM (1/1)

 

kbcat:
I think you're right -- mine only handles 60 Mhz in 1024x768 --- not anything lower. That's probably it.
Now I need to decide if I'm going to shell out for that one.

 

if we all chipped in a dollar.. . ..

but seriously DO IT DO IT ...
I'd like movies with sound, sound is rad. Random evo movies with sound is almost as good as movies of famous players with sound.

 

Lemme see if I can find one in Akihabara. That'll be the trick. I'd really hate to go out there again.

I'll try to post my other one I bought on Ebay. It was like $100 new, so I could probably get $70 or so for it.

 

I think I've got it. He probably has the pro version.
http://www.iodata.co.jp/products/video/tvcxga/hard.htm

Supports 512x384 resolution, which is what I think VF4 does.