Arcade1UP Ultimate PiFORCE Tools Authentic Sega Naomi Arcade NET DIMM
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ต.ค. 2024
- What happens when you use raspberry pi on the Sega Naomi? You get to choose any game on Sega Naomi and run an authentic 100 percent real Arcade experience everytime without going broke.
Excellent work! I think owning a naomi system with marvel is alot of people's dreams
Amazing work man
Spec Ops Toys Thank You so much
THis is pretty neat!
That's awesome.
Hey there. I just got me a setup like that but with a naomi2. My question is what do use to power up the naomi board? I was told if I use the capcom io board it will not work. It doesn’t have enough juice to run this set up. I was told I have to use a sega power supply with the corresponding 12v, 5v and 3.3v.
hotcuervo You don’t have to use a Sega Naomi power supply, you can use a regular power supply if your using a Capcom IO board. The Capcom IO board converts the voltage to 3.3v from the regular power supply that is connecting jamma. Now when I did my setup, I thought you needed a Sega Naomi power at first, so I bought a cable that converts an ATX pc power supply to Sega Naomi but I had no way to plug in that and the Capcom IO board so I wired 12v, 5v, to the power supply from jamma and the Capcom IO converts the power to 3.3v with the other voltages. That Capcom IO board makes things a lot easier because it takes care of power and audio and video (converts jamma into vga)
Are you able to list the parts? Or is it too many?
Here you go.
for NAOMI
- Sega Naomi Mainboard
- Sega Naomi NetDIMM (goes into the gameboard slot)
- Sega Naomi compatible power supply
- Sega Naomi compatible I/O board
- A control board compatible with the I/O board
- possibly a kick harness which allows for 6 button games.
For the Raspberry PI
-Pi with an Ethernet Port (Gen1 B or higher)
-SD Card (min 8gb class 10)
-Adafruit LCD Shield
-Crossover RJ-45 Cable (The network cable)
-Micro USB Cable
-Jumper Wires with Female Connector
The software being used 9 times out of 10 is 'PiForce'
Assuming you already have a NAOMI, or most of a NAOMI, this doesn't really cost too terribly much to do if you buy the parts and put in the work for it. Otherwise there are kits out there to speed things up for you, but you do pay a premium.
With patience you can get a full set up like this for around $300 USD (not including the cabinet, monitor, or speakers) And there are also people successfully selling complete kits along with self-assembled cabinets for $800+.
If you're familiar with arcade hardware you're probably good to go just do some research on the Naomi and 'Naomi netboot' and you'll be on track either way.
it's a worthwhile project for any enthusiast.
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Edit: dang, arcade perfect.. never seen loading the games that way , screen looks awesome too!
Enjoy watching all your videos, looking forward to more.
Did you have to buy a new Plexiglas as a screen front plate ? can you share how you did this and mount your screen? Looks amazing . thanks !
Luis i got the pexi glass from Lowe’s, just bring your Street Fighter 2 bezel in for the measurement
That cost me 12 dollars
@@sixcooppop5262 Excellent thanks. As for your monitor what model type is it ? I'd love to buy me one. image quality looks great .And did it fit right in ? Again , amazing setup and thanks!
Luis The monitor I’m using is a L2000CP LG Flatron 4:3 20 inch
@@sixcooppop5262 How's the contrast on that monitor ? its a 800:1, are you ok with it or does it look a bit dim ?
Perfect!
I’m glad you got it done!! I’m having issues trying to figure out how to power the capcom I/O since I have the stock (sun) Naomi power supply.
TJ Rego you don’t need the Naomi Power Supply if you are not running the GD-Rom.
E N yea, I figured this out after the fact unfortunately. I ran the power from the jamma through the Capcom I/O
Live and learn.
TJ Rego this set up works fine with just the capcom io? No need the sega sun power psu?
hotcuervo for me to run the capcom IO with the Naomi and net din I used the sun psu as well as a Jamma board psu
Great, but why LCD... :(
Pmhz the lcd display is used to display the game you want to play and then the raspberry pi sends the data to the Sega Naomi arcade board and then plays the game
FourCo OpPop FourCo OpPop I mean CRT < LCD. But it's my opinion. I think you'll probably get the same image with an emulator on a PC at the end
Pmhz I wish I could fit an crt inside an Arcade1UP
Love it
I want a setup like this and currently have pandora box 6 (family version) in mine now. How do u switch back and fourth between the 2? Like with the wiring of button and everything
You need a mod to rotate screen for shmups.
I just finished my street fighter arcade unit mod. But a raspberrypie 3b+. Quick question though. I cant figure out how to set dreamcast controllers. When i go into config it doesn't recognize my buttons and sticks. Do you know how i can fix this?
github.com/retropie/retropie-setup/wiki/Dreamcast
Did provide your own monitor
Wilson Cintron yes, it’s a LG L2000CP Monitor
@@sixcooppop5262 👍
tutotorial plis
Where did you find the net dimm? Also what site to find the roms?
Peter Parker I found the net dimm board on eBay
Naomi works fine on my Pi 4 without the expensive Naomi Rig and some slight overclock. Naomi runs very close 100% before the overclock. Save your money for better things: cab upgrades, light-up marquee, led lights, happ buttons, arcade sticks, etc...
Incorrect. NAOMI is the the only way to play Mahvul and CVS 2
pretty neat, why not just run MAME though and have instant access to every game?
myname is private I have a pandora 6 inside the cabinet as well in case I want to switch into some old arcade games. Also the arcade in the back on my video is running MAME games through hyperspin
Mame still does not render MVC2 and CVS2 on arcade perfect yet. we usually have to use the dreamcast verion. which is 90% perfect
Is it loud?
Mr. 6's&7's Yes it get very loud
@@sixcooppop5262Does it bother you while you're playing. I'm really about to pull the trigger on a Sega Naomi net dimm setup on a supergun but I feel like the noise will be an annoyance.
Mr. 6's&7's No, just buy a 20 dollar small amp. Let me know if you need a link for it. That’s what I have and I can control the volume anytime on my cabinet