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I purchased a PC to Jamma adapter card and have an arcade cabinet that is already wired up for Jamma. I haven't yet received the adapter, but I was already wondering about how power will work for the PC and the cabinet. Is there a good way that I can make them both work off the same switch? If this is in a FAQ that I should be looking at, let me know. I did a couple initial searches, but couldn't find satisfactory results.
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Re: Powering Computer In Arcade Cabinet
[Re: scotth1]
#303973 - 02/08/13 12:28 PM
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a standard jamma supply will not power a pc with the 28 way connector. best off tapping your pc's power off the main feed in, usually theres somewhere to connect power to.
as for the pc's switch there's a way to make a pc boot as soon as power is applied to it (can't remeber how) i just opted for a little switch giving the option to reboot the pc without having to turn the whole cab on and off when something crashes
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Re: Powering Computer In Arcade Cabinet
[Re: Hammy]
#303982 - 02/08/13 08:52 PM
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> a standard jamma supply will not power a pc with the 28 way connector. best off > tapping your pc's power off the main feed in, usually theres somewhere to connect > power to. > > as for the pc's switch there's a way to make a pc boot as soon as power is applied to > it (can't remeber how) i just opted for a little switch giving the option to reboot > the pc without having to turn the whole cab on and off when something crashes
Usually in the BIOS under power options, it goes on the line of "AC/Power Restore action =" Whereby you can have it set to off, on or auto (turns on if the pc was on before)
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