So I am a self confessed newb when it comes to working with PCB's I got into playing with cabs a number of years ago but skipped straight to playing with MAME.
I know, dumb right? :-P
Anyway, I just got a new PSU for a cab I am converting back to an original Jamma cab (minus all the Jpacs and MAME guff) I have successfully got working some PCB's, however one of them (which I was told had been tested and is working) does not seem to be the case. This is what I get when firing it up.
[ATTACH]75929[/ATTACH]
Any immediate ideas off the bat? Before I dive into obscure pcb issues are there any basics I can try? i.e. Cleaning the connectors etc?
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So I am a self confessed newb when it comes to working with PCB's I got into playing with cabs a number of years ago but skipped straight to playing with MAME.
I know, dumb right? :-P
Anyway, I just got a new PSU for a cab I am converting back to an original Jamma cab (minus all the Jpacs and MAME guff) I have successfully got working some PCB's, however one of them (which I was told had been tested and is working) does not seem to be the case. This is what I get when firing it up.
[ATTACH]75929[/ATTACH]
Any immediate ideas off the bat? Before I dive into obscure pcb issues are there any basics I can try? i.e. Cleaning the connectors etc?
Cheers
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