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Yoyojacky moved page Arcade Game Machine DIY Kits without Joysticks (Single Player) SKU: K-0168 to K-0168

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Yoyojacky: /* Functions */

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Functions

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	* TURBO:		* TURBO:
	<pre>		<pre>
	To activate the turbo hold turbo and press the button you want to assign it to, then let go of turbo, now when you hold the button it will act as if you were repeatedly pressing the button		To activate the turbo hold turbo and press the button you want to assign it to, then let go of turbo,
	General a turbo button will switch a button on and off really quickly. Like if you assign turbo to A, it'd have the effect of pressing the button really quickly if you just hold it down.		now when you hold the button it will act as if you were repeatedly pressing the button
			General a turbo button will switch a button on and off really quickly. Like if you assign turbo to A,
			it'd have the effect of pressing the button really quickly if you just hold it down.
	The Turbo function makes it as if you are mashing a button repeatedly, such as the A Button.		The Turbo function makes it as if you are mashing a button repeatedly, such as the A Button.
	This is useful in some Gamecube games in situations where you must press a certain button over and over again.		This is useful in some Gamecube games in situations where you must press a certain button over and over again.

Yoyojacky: /* Functions */

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Functions

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	* TURBO:		* TURBO:
	<pre>		<pre>
	To activate the turbo hold turbo and press the button you want to assign it to, then let go of turbo, now when you hold the button it will act as if you were repeatedly pressing the button		To activate the turbo hold turbo and press the button you want to assign it to, then let go of turbo, now when you hold the button it will act as if you were repeatedly pressing the button
	General a turbo button will switch a button on and off really quickly. Like if you assign turbo to A, it'd have the effect of pressing the button really quickly if you just hold it down.		General a turbo button will switch a button on and off really quickly. Like if you assign turbo to A, it'd have the effect of pressing the button really quickly if you just hold it down.
	The Turbo function makes it as if you are mashing a button repeatedly, such as the A Button.		The Turbo function makes it as if you are mashing a button repeatedly, such as the A Button.
	This is useful in some Gamecube games in situations where you must press a certain button over and over again.		This is useful in some Gamecube games in situations where you must press a certain button over and over again.
	The Clear button stops the Turbo.		The Clear button stops the Turbo.
	</pre>		</pre>

Yoyojacky: /* Instruction of Control Board */

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Instruction of Control Board

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			==Definition of the ports==
	* USB: hook up USB wire cable and connect it to your Raspberry Pi or PC.		* USB: hook up USB wire cable and connect it to your Raspberry Pi or PC.
	* AU: means Analog Up Direction. (It's a navigator port, for analog joystick.)		* AU: means Analog Up Direction. (It's a navigator port, for analog joystick.)
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	** In this case, you can just hook up 4 cable wire(blue and white wire pair) to your joystick that we've provided in this kit.		** In this case, you can just hook up 4 cable wire(blue and white wire pair) to your joystick that we've provided in this kit.
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	* Function Key:		==Functions==
	** Mode: means you can shift mode from "analog mode" to "digital mode" when you short this port with a button.		* Mode: means you can shift mode from "analog mode" to "digital mode" when you short this port with a button.
	** TURBO: To activate the turbo hold turbo and press the button you want to assign it to, then let go of turbo, now when you hold the button it will act as if you were repeatedly pressing the button~~<br>~~		* TURBO:
	General a turbo button will switch a button on and off really quickly. Like if you assign turbo to A, it'd have the effect of pressing the button really quickly if you just hold it down.~~<br>~~		<pre>
	The Turbo function makes it as if you are mashing a button repeatedly, such as the A Button. ~~<br>~~		To activate the turbo hold turbo and press the button you want to assign it to, then let go of turbo, now when you hold the button it will act as if you were repeatedly pressing the button
	This is useful in some Gamecube games in situations where you must press a certain button over and over again. ~~<br>~~		General a turbo button will switch a button on and off really quickly. Like if you assign turbo to A, it'd have the effect of pressing the button really quickly if you just hold it down.
	The Clear button stops the Turbo.<br>		The Turbo function makes it as if you are mashing a button repeatedly, such as the A Button.
			This is useful in some Gamecube games in situations where you must press a certain button over and over again.
			The Clear button stops the Turbo.
			</pre>

	==AUTO-FIRE mode==		==AUTO-FIRE mode==

Yoyojacky: /* Instruction of Control Board */

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Instruction of Control Board

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	* Function Key:		* Function Key:
	** Mode: means you can shift mode from "analog mode" to "digital mode" when you short this port with a button.		** Mode: means you can shift mode from "analog mode" to "digital mode" when you short this port with a button.
	** TURBO: To activate the turbo hold turbo and press the button you want to assign it to, then let go of turbo, now when you hold the button it will act as if you were repeatedly pressing the button General a turbo button will switch a button on and off really quickly. Like if you assign turbo to A, it'd have the effect of pressing the button really quickly if you just hold it down.The Turbo function makes it as if you are mashing a button repeatedly, such as the A Button. This is useful in some Gamecube games in situations where you must press a certain button over and over again. The Clear button stops the Turbo.		** TURBO: To activate the turbo hold turbo and press the button you want to assign it to, then let go of turbo, now when you hold the button it will act as if you were repeatedly pressing the button<br>
	<~~pre~~>		General a turbo button will switch a button on and off really quickly. Like if you assign turbo to A, it'd have the effect of pressing the button really quickly if you just hold it down.<br>
	AUTO-FIRE mode:		The Turbo function makes it as if you are mashing a button repeatedly, such as the A Button. <br>
	When the function key and AUTO key are being turned on, the function key to enter AUTO-FIRE mode, and the corresponding DLED or ALED to ~~12Hzflicker~~ frequency		This is useful in some Gamecube games in situations where you must press a certain button over and over again. <br>
			The Clear button stops the Turbo.<br>

			==AUTO-FIRE mode==
			When the function key and AUTO key are being turned on, the function key to enter AUTO-FIRE mode,
			and the corresponding DLED or ALED to 12Hz flicker frequency.
	When the key and CLR key are being pressed, exit AUTO-FIRE mode, and DLED or ALED will return to steady state.		When the key and CLR key are being pressed, exit AUTO-FIRE mode, and DLED or ALED will return to steady state.
	- TURBO mode:		==TURBO mode==
	If the function key is pressed simultaneously with the TURBO key, the function key to enter the TURBO mode		If the function key is pressed simultaneously with the TURBO key, the function key to enter the TURBO mode
	In this mode, press the corresponding function key or ALED DLED to 12Hz frequency flicker,		In this mode, press the corresponding function key or ALED DLED to 12Hz frequency flicker,
	If you do not button the DLED or ALED holding steady state. When the function key and CLR key while being on time, the TURBO function is cleared		If you do not button the DLED or ALED holding steady state. When the function key and CLR key while being on time, the TURBO function is cleared
	~~</pre>~~

Yoyojacky: /* Installation Guide */

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Installation Guide

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	==~~Installation Guide~~==		==Instruction of Control Board==
			{\|
			\|[[File:Gk5965.JPG\|left\|500px]]
			\|[[File:GK0001.png\|right\|500px]]
			\|}
			----
			* USB: hook up USB wire cable and connect it to your Raspberry Pi or PC.
			* AU: means Analog Up Direction. (It's a navigator port, for analog joystick.)
			* AR: Analog Right Direction.
			* AD: Analog Down Direction.
			* AL: Analog Left Direction.
			* VDD: power supply.
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			* AU: Up Direction, you can just hook up a button, it's a digital port, just like a switch.
			* AC: Down Direction.
			* AR: Right Direction.
			* AL: Left Direction.
			** In this case, you can just hook up 4 cable wire(blue and white wire pair) to your joystick that we've provided in this kit.
			----
			* Function Key:
			** Mode: means you can shift mode from "analog mode" to "digital mode" when you short this port with a button.
			** TURBO: To activate the turbo hold turbo and press the button you want to assign it to, then let go of turbo, now when you hold the button it will act as if you were repeatedly pressing the button General a turbo button will switch a button on and off really quickly. Like if you assign turbo to A, it'd have the effect of pressing the button really quickly if you just hold it down.The Turbo function makes it as if you are mashing a button repeatedly, such as the A Button. This is useful in some Gamecube games in situations where you must press a certain button over and over again. The Clear button stops the Turbo.
			<pre>
			AUTO-FIRE mode:
			When the function key and AUTO key are being turned on, the function key to enter AUTO-FIRE mode, and the corresponding DLED or ALED to 12Hzflicker frequency
			When the key and CLR key are being pressed, exit AUTO-FIRE mode, and DLED or ALED will return to steady state.
			- TURBO mode:
			If the function key is pressed simultaneously with the TURBO key, the function key to enter the TURBO mode
			In this mode, press the corresponding function key or ALED DLED to 12Hz frequency flicker,
			If you do not button the DLED or ALED holding steady state. When the function key and CLR key while being on time, the TURBO function is cleared
			</pre>

Yoyojacky: /* Gallery */

2018-06-26T06:14:25Z

Gallery

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	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
	{\|		{\|
	\|[[File:Gk5965.JPG\|left~~\|thumb~~\|300px]]		\|[[File:Gk5965.JPG\|left\|300px]]
	\|[[File:GK0001.png\|none~~\|thumb~~\|300px]]		\|[[File:GK0001.png\|none\|300px]]
	\|[[File:Singb5973.JPG\|none~~\|thumb~~\|300px]]		\|[[File:Singb5973.JPG\|none\|300px]]
	\|}		\|}
	{\|		{\|
	\|[[File:Gk5976.JPG\|left~~\|thumb~~\|300px]]		\|[[File:Gk5976.JPG\|left\|300px]]
	\|[[File:Gk5977.JPG\|none~~\|thumb~~\|300px]]		\|[[File:Gk5977.JPG\|none\|300px]]
	\|[[File:Gk5975.JPG\|none~~\|thumb~~\|300px]]		\|[[File:Gk5975.JPG\|none\|300px]]
	\|}		\|}

	==Installation Guide==		==Installation Guide==

Yoyojacky: /* Gallery */

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Gallery

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	{\|		{\|
	\|[[File:Gk5965.JPG\|left\|thumb\|300px]]		\|[[File:Gk5965.JPG\|left\|thumb\|300px]]
			\|[[File:GK0001.png\|none\|thumb\|300px]]
	\|[[File:Singb5973.JPG\|none\|thumb\|300px]]		\|[[File:Singb5973.JPG\|none\|thumb\|300px]]
	~~\|[[File:Gk5975.JPG\|none\|thumb\|300px]]~~
	\|}		\|}
	{\|		{\|
	\|[[File:Gk5976.JPG\|left\|thumb\|300px]]		\|[[File:Gk5976.JPG\|left\|thumb\|300px]]
	\|[[File:Gk5977.JPG\|none\|thumb\|300px]]		\|[[File:Gk5977.JPG\|none\|thumb\|300px]]
	\|[[File:~~GK0001~~.~~png~~\|none\|thumb\|300px]]		\|[[File:Gk5975.JPG\|none\|thumb\|300px]]
	\|}		\|}

	==Installation Guide==		==Installation Guide==

Yoyojacky: /* Gallery */

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Gallery

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 * Zero Delay Encoder Board
 ==Gallery==
 ==Installation Guide==

Yoyojacky: /* Arcade Game Machine DIY Kits without Joysticks (Single Player) */

2018-06-26T06:05:35Z

Arcade Game Machine DIY Kits without Joysticks (Single Player)

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	==Arcade Game Machine DIY Kits without Joysticks (Single Player)==		==Arcade Game Machine DIY Kits without Joysticks (Single Player)==
			[[File:Singlekit1.JPG\|right\|300px\|thumb]]
	Wanna build your own Arcade Game Machine? Check out this DIY Kit for Arcade MAME JAMMA Game Project. <br>		Wanna build your own Arcade Game Machine? Check out this DIY Kit for Arcade MAME JAMMA Game Project. <br>
	The encoder board works perfect on Windows system without any drivers. It is 100% Zero Delay.<br>		The encoder board works perfect on Windows system without any drivers. It is 100% Zero Delay.<br>
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	All you need is to connect your arcade controls to the board with the included wires,		All you need is to connect your arcade controls to the board with the included wires,
	plug the encoder into your computer and enjoy arcade controls for gaming such as MAME, PC gaming and console emulation.<br>		plug the encoder into your computer and enjoy arcade controls for gaming such as MAME, PC gaming and console emulation.<br>

	==Package Includes==		==Package Includes==
	* 1 x Zero Delay Encoder Board		* 1 x Zero Delay Encoder Board

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	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
	{\|		{\|
	\|[[File:Gk5965.JPG\|left~~\|thumb~~\|300px]]		\|[[File:Gk5965.JPG\|left\|300px]]
	\|[[File:GK0001.png\|none~~\|thumb~~\|300px]]		\|[[File:GK0001.png\|none\|300px]]
	\|[[File:Singb5973.JPG\|none~~\|thumb~~\|300px]]		\|[[File:Singb5973.JPG\|none\|300px]]
	\|}		\|}
	{\|		{\|
	\|[[File:Gk5976.JPG\|left~~\|thumb~~\|300px]]		\|[[File:Gk5976.JPG\|left\|300px]]
	\|[[File:Gk5977.JPG\|none~~\|thumb~~\|300px]]		\|[[File:Gk5977.JPG\|none\|300px]]
	\|[[File:Gk5975.JPG\|none~~\|thumb~~\|300px]]		\|[[File:Gk5975.JPG\|none\|300px]]
	\|}		\|}

	==Installation Guide==		==Installation Guide==

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	{\|		{\|
	\|[[File:Gk5965.JPG\|left\|thumb\|300px]]		\|[[File:Gk5965.JPG\|left\|thumb\|300px]]
			\|[[File:GK0001.png\|none\|thumb\|300px]]
	\|[[File:Singb5973.JPG\|none\|thumb\|300px]]		\|[[File:Singb5973.JPG\|none\|thumb\|300px]]
	~~\|[[File:Gk5975.JPG\|none\|thumb\|300px]]~~
	\|}		\|}
	{\|		{\|
	\|[[File:Gk5976.JPG\|left\|thumb\|300px]]		\|[[File:Gk5976.JPG\|left\|thumb\|300px]]
	\|[[File:Gk5977.JPG\|none\|thumb\|300px]]		\|[[File:Gk5977.JPG\|none\|thumb\|300px]]
	\|[[File:~~GK0001~~.~~png~~\|none\|thumb\|300px]]		\|[[File:Gk5975.JPG\|none\|thumb\|300px]]
	\|}		\|}

	==Installation Guide==		==Installation Guide==