Help me with this arcade cabinet!!

[NathanBarnatt]

Can anyone show me where the actual PCB is? It's a Namco Super System 22 sit down racing game called Dirt Dash. It looks a little more complicated than a neo geo cabinet. Is it possible to switch the game with other namco or any brand racing games? I like the game but it'd be cool to switch it out.

[NathanBarnatt]

No one!? This is driving me nuts. I found this.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Namco_System_22
I think that I could play Ride Racer or Rave Racer. They were on the slightly earlier System 22. But it seems like they still work since mine only has small graphic upgrades. But I really have no idea.

[t0yrobo]

You should check ou killercabs or arcadeotaku, there's definitely more people there that would know about it.

[Majors]

Dedicated cab like that would lend itself to not have a JAMMA harness. KLOV says that it is, but I don't see evidence of the harness. If you want to play Rave Racer, you'll prolly have to yank the whole system 22, no easy board swap here. The hook-ups should be the same.

[NathanBarnatt]

ok looks like this is beyond my capabilities. Darn.

[the King]

Your last picture sure looks like a board to me, but I don't see a harness either.


You might want to ask your question here,
http://forums.arcade-museum.com/

A lot of pretty knowledgeable people there that have always helped me out. If you don't want to join I can ask the question for you, but if your gonna be buying arcade cabs it's a good place to be a member at.

[elvis]

It's very hard to tell from those photos. Any chance you've got a better camera?

System22 came in a silver box of sorts, much like most of the systems of that era:
http://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=537

Attached is often a separate I/O board, which is easy to spot as it connects directly to your game controls and speaker. That should be the give away.

Usual warnings apply: don't touch the monitor or chassis (the board that drives the monitor). Both hold high voltage for quite some time, and will give you a painful (and possibly damaging if it throws you or your limbs) shock should you touch it.