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Nintendo VS System
Super Mario Bros, Goonies, Excitebike, etc.
Board Prefix: MDS
P1 Connector
(44-pin .156 Card Edge)
| Parts Side (S) |
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Solder Side (M) |
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| GND |
1 |
A |
GND |
| GND |
2 |
B |
GND |
| +5 VDC |
3 |
C |
+5 VDC |
| +5 VDC |
4 |
D |
+5 VDC |
| +12 VDC |
5 |
E |
+12 VDC |
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6 |
F |
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| S Coin 1 |
7 |
H |
M Coin 1 |
| S Coin 2 |
8 |
J |
M Coin 2 |
| S V.RED 4 |
9 |
K |
M V. RED 4 |
| S V. GREEN 4 |
10 |
L |
M V. GREEN 4 |
| S V. GND |
11 |
M |
M V. GND |
| S V. BLUE 4 |
12 |
N |
M V. BLUE 4 |
| S V. SYNC 3 |
13 |
P |
M V. SYNC 3 |
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14 |
R |
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15 |
S |
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| +24V 5 |
16 |
T |
+24V 5 |
| S Counter |
17 |
U |
M Counter |
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18 |
V |
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| S Service |
19 |
W |
M Service |
| S Audio 6 |
20 |
X |
M Audio 6 |
| GND |
21 |
Y |
GND |
| GND |
22 |
Z |
GND |
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P2 Connector
(36-pin .156 Card Edge)
| Parts Side (S) |
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Solder Side (M) |
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| GND |
1 |
A |
GND |
| S P1 Right |
2 |
B |
M P1 Right |
| S P1 Left |
3 |
C |
M P1 Left |
| S P1 Up |
4 |
D |
M P1 Up |
| S P1 Down |
5 |
E |
M P1 Down |
| S P1 Button A |
6 |
F |
M P1 Button A |
| S P1 Button B |
7 |
H |
M P1 Button B |
| S Select 1 1 |
8 |
J |
M Select 1 |
| S Select 2 |
9 |
K |
M Select 2 |
| S Select 3 2 |
10 |
L |
M Select 3 |
| S Select 4 |
11 |
M |
M Select 4 |
| S P2 Right |
12 |
N |
M P2 Right |
| S P2 Left |
13 |
P |
M P2 Left |
| S P2 Up |
14 |
R |
M P2 Up |
| S P2 Down |
15 |
S |
M P2 Down |
| S P2 Button A |
16 |
T |
M P2 Button A |
| S P2 Button B |
17 |
U |
M P2 Button B |
| GND |
18 |
V |
GND |
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LEGEND |
Description |
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| S |
Side 1 or Single Monitor operation |
| M |
Side 2 or Multiple Monitor operation |
| 1 |
Start - Single player game |
| 2 |
Start - Two player game |
| 3 |
Composite Negative Sync |
| 4 |
Color Signals are Inverted |
| 5 |
+24V is only used for the Coin Counters |
| 6 |
Unamplified Audio, requires amplifier before speaker. |
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NOTES:
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As with other Nintendo Boards, all colors outputs
are inverted video, see #4 above.
VS. Unisystem boards support up to 2 independent monitor and
control panels giving you two complete but separate games in a single cabinet.
This can be seen in the Nintendo "Red Tent" cocktail machines that
have two different games, one on each side of the machine.
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