As I mentioned in an earlier post the Jamma to Nintendo adapter has holes designated for adding additional switches B2-B5 to be exact. So this makes it very handy in adding the extra button without having to chop anything up. I simply soldered a 22awg wire to the B2 port on the adapter, crimped a connector to the other end, slid the connector off of the P2 Start button and slid the new wire on! Simple as that! So once again as its been stated many times, at this point all you would have to do is switch the connectors, unplug the adapter and connect the edge harness to a DK 2 Board set and its instantly a DK dedicated! I as well put all the wiring/components back in the cab today, I have yet to fasten the ground wires, waiting for the 60 in 1 to arrive tomorrow and the coin doors will be powder coated in a week or two and that's all that's left!!!
This blog details the process of taking an old Nintendo Popeye Arcade Cabinet, Restoring it to a Donkey Kong Cabinet with a 60 in 1 Jamma Board.
Setting up SW2 for 60 in 1 functionality
As I mentioned in an earlier post the Jamma to Nintendo adapter has holes designated for adding additional switches B2-B5 to be exact. So this makes it very handy in adding the extra button without having to chop anything up. I simply soldered a 22awg wire to the B2 port on the adapter, crimped a connector to the other end, slid the connector off of the P2 Start button and slid the new wire on! Simple as that! So once again as its been stated many times, at this point all you would have to do is switch the connectors, unplug the adapter and connect the edge harness to a DK 2 Board set and its instantly a DK dedicated! I as well put all the wiring/components back in the cab today, I have yet to fasten the ground wires, waiting for the 60 in 1 to arrive tomorrow and the coin doors will be powder coated in a week or two and that's all that's left!!!
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