Disclaimer

The information on the following pages are for information and reference only. By opening a games machine you are voiding any warranty and in addition you can seriously damage your console by altering its circuitry!

All mods on the following pages have been tested although no guarantee or responsibility is implied. If in doubt don't do.

Sony WEGA Service Mode.

I currently use a Sony WEGA TV for my gaming. Not commonly know is that all WEGA sets have an inbuilt service menu. Originally designed for use at the factory prior to dispatch, it allows configuration and fine tuning of most aspects of the TV including image and audio configuration.
Service mode can normally be entered by pressing the following on the remote in quick succession:

[i] - Info button
[5] - Number 5
[^] - Up volume
[ ] - Return from teletext
The following options should become available in service mode:

00 TT Mode off
01 Service menu on
02 No function
03 Set vol to 30%
04 Service menu in "Service Mode"
05 Serve menu in "production Mode"
06 Set vol. to 80%
07 Aging mode
08 Shipping condition (Production request), Reset to default
09 Language reset
13 Display of software version
14 Production info display
22 Operating timer and error mem. display

Great care should be taken when keying options, some codes are factory coded and can potentially damage or render the unit unusable.

Pinouts

For more information on the Scart Pin outs see this document documentation
or Scart Pin configuration/voltage standard

Video Ports

No	VGA-1C5p	Macintosh	X68000	PC-9801	Towns	TERA-DRIVE RGB-9p	CGA-RCGcB9p EGA-RCGcB9p
--
01	Red	Gnd	Red	Red	Red	Red	Gnd
02	Green	Red	Red-GND	Red-GND	Red-GND	Green	Gnd
03	Bule	CS	Green	Green	Green	Blue	Red
04	ID2/RES	ID1	Green-GND	Green-GND	Green-GND	H-Sync & Mix	Green
05	GND/SELFCTest	Green	Blue	Blue	Blue	V-Sync	Blue
06	Red-GND	Gnd	Blue-GND	Blue-GND	Blue-GND	Red-GND	Green2/Intensity
07	Green-GND	ID2	YscComp	N.C	Mix-Sync	Green-GND	Blue2/MonoVideo
08	Blue-GND	+5v	GND	N.C	GND	Blue-GND	! H-Sync
09	+5v (0.2A)	Bule	Mix-Sync	N.C	N.C	GND	! V-Sync
10	Gnd	ID3	Audio-Left	Audio-Left	Audio-Left	-	-
11	ID0/RES	Gnd	Audio-Right	Audio-Right	Audio-Right	-	-
12	ID1/RES/SDL	V-Sync	Audio-GND	Audio-GND	Audio-GND	-	-
13	H (C) -SYNC	GND	N.C	AV	N.C	-	-
14	V-Sync	GND	H-Sync	H-Sync	(H-Sync)	-	-
15	Res/SClock	H-Sync	V-Sync	V-Sync	(V-Sync)	-	-

*: As for the H-Sync having combined the Mix-Sync many
*: As for the Mix-Sync when the video signal (the composite) having blended, it is
With the VGA of *Sync onGreen standard the Mix-Sync blending in the Green, it is
The *Macintosh monitor size (resolution) is appointed with the ID1-3
*VGA15p

S terminal (female) 1:C 2:Y 3:GND 4:GND

D terminal 1:Y 2:Y-GND 3:Cb 4:Cb-GND 5:Cr 6:Cr-GND 7:Reserved 8:Line1 9:Line2 10:Reserved 11:Line3 12:GND 13:Reserved 14:PlugInFlag

With Line terminal 3, number of scanning lines, investigation system, information of aspect ratio is sent
The color difference signal (the Y, the Cb and the Cr 3) with the picture is sent, (the personal computer et cetera they are not 3 primary color RGB systems)

D terminal standard chart (the Japan individual specification)
D1	525i
D2	525i	525p
D3	525i	525p	1125i
D4	525i	525p	1125i	750p
D5	525i	525p	1125i	750p	1125p

* (I) Inter- less pile drawing (p) progressive one shot drawing
As for the D terminal present above-mentioned class is defined, (above the D6 while deciding)
With present private broadcast such as BS digital broadcast D3 class general
The D terminal the former component terminal (3 main lanes) with collected the control line the thing
How, if the � it mixes also the aural signal and it thinks in the fact that the り ゃ it is good, but...

.	MegaDrive-AV	NEOGEO-AV	PC9801dIN8p
	1:Red 2:Sync 3:Audio 4:Blue 5:Video 6: +5v 7:Gnd 8:Green	1:Red 2:Video 3:Audio 4:Blue 5: -NC- 6: +5v 7:Gnd 8:Green	1:RED 2:GREEN 3: +12v 4:BLUE 5:CLOCK 6: H_SYNC 7:GND 8: V_SYNC

The PC9801dIN8pin is digital

MegaDrive2-AV
	1:Red 2:Sound-L 3:Sound-R 4:Green 5:Vide 6:C-Sync 7:Sound-Mono 8:Blue 9: +5v

7th as for in sound at time of monaural at the time of stereo from 2,3
SEGA32X and MEGAJET the same connector

SEGA Saturn-AV
	1:Video 2:S-Video (Y) 3:S-Video (C) 4: +5v 5:Red 6:Green 7:Bule 8:C-Sync 9:Sound-R 10:Sound-L

DreamCast
	DreamCast 1:Gnd 2:Sound-R 3:Sound-L 4: +12v 5: +5v 6:VGA-select1 7:VGA-select2 8:V-Sync 9:H-Sync 10:C-Sync 11:S-Video (C) 12:S-Video (Y) 13:Video 14:Blue 15:Green 16:Red

Output changes with the combination of the VGA-SELECT
Combination below being verified, you are
1:Video-Mode
2:15kHz-Mode1
3:15kHz-Mode2
4:31kHz-VGA-Mode

SuperFamicom-AV
	1:Red 2:Green 3:C-Sync 4:Blue 5:Gnd 6:Gnd 7:S-Video (Y) 8:S-Video (C) 9:Video 10: +5v 11:Audio-L 12:Audio-R

The Nintendo64, GameCube the basis is same
As for the Nintendo64 the RGB signal being outputted outside, it is
If it wires from inside, output is possible, but the signal weak is

GamecCube Mini-D-Ribbon
	1:Y 2:Y-Gnd 3:Pb 4:Pb-Gnd 5:Pr 6:Pr-Gnd 7:Resve 8:Line1 9:Line2 10:Resve 11:Line3 12:Insert-Gnd 13:Resve 14:Insert

As for Insert insertion detection

Volt	Line1	Line2	Line3
5.0v	1125	Progressive	16:9
2.2v	750	-----	4:3leter
0.0v	525	Interess	4:3

PlayStation 2 -AV
	1:Sound-Gnd 2:Sound-L 3:Video-Gnd 4:Sound-R 5:S-Video (C) 6:Video (C-Sync) 7:S-Video (Y) 8:Gnd 9:Bule/Cb 10: +5v 11:Red/Cr 12:Green/Y

The Sync at the time <15KHz> of the RGB utilizes the Video signal
With the PS2 at the time of RGB output and at at the time of component output contents of the signal are modified. (9,11,12th)
Addition: 2002/02/22
When type turn of the PS2 itself the DVD prayer is the Ver1.0 with 10000,15000 only
The signal of the DVD is outputted as the RGB.
When it is the other than that, mandatorily the component you become
The fact that the DVD it is videotaped is evaded as a RGB for the sake of
Addition: 2001/08/23
Uses the PS2linuxKit, outputs to the VGA monitor the case which
[ The Sync ON Green ] (the system which mixes the Sync signal in the signal of the Green) with
The pattern which is connected to the PC monitor. Largest 1280*1024,16bitColor (70Hz) indicatory possibility
Perhaps.. the person who searches the SynC$onGreen corresponding monitor serious.

Controller (Console end)

Controller system

Family computer (FAMICOM) Game controller
	1:B0 2:B1 3:B2 4:B3 5:B4 6:IRQ 7:Sound 8:GND 9: +5v 10:Clock-A 11:A1 12:P0 13:P1 14:P2 15:Clock-B

SuperFamicon PROPELLANT-ACTUATED DEVICE
	SFC-PAD 1: +5v 2:Clock 3:P/S 4:Data 5: 6: 7:Gnd

Converting the signal of the pad to the parallel > serial, it transmits to the substance
The first Family Computer the numbers of buttons say just are few the same system (8 buttons) with or and expansion

PC-ENGINE PROPELLANT-ACTUATED DEVICE 1: SEL 2: Clock 3: Gnd 4: DAT1 5: DAT2 6: DAT3 7: +5v 8: DAT0

PC- Engine KEY MAP SEL & nbsp DAT0 DAT1 DAT2 DAT3 Low & nbsp A B SELECT RUN Hi & nbsp UP RIGHT DOWN LEFT Parallel transfer SEL (Serect) with the signal change of the signal

NEO GEO PROPELLANT-ACTUATED DEVICE (console end and Male)
	1: +5V 2: DOWN 3: LEFT 4: B 5: D 6: SELECT 7: NC 8: GND 9: UP 10: RIGHT 11: A 12: C 13: START 14: NC 15: NC

MSX (ASCII) PROPELLANT-ACTUATED DEVICE
	1: UP 2: DOWN 3: LEFT 4: RIGHT 5: +5V 6: TRIG-1 7: TRIG-2 8: COM 9: GND

Being special it rises and falls FMTOWNS, as SELECT and RUN decides with the left and right simultaneous pushing
Is different the air does also rear 8th treatment…
With X68000 and the like as a parallel input/output enabled (PortA [1-4], PortB [6-7])
It seems that it is possible even with MSX

PC Game PROPELLANT-ACTUATED DEVICE
	1: +5V 2: A-shot1 3: A-PosX 4: Gnd 5: Gnd 6: A-PosY 7: A-shot2 8: +5V 9: - NA- 10: B-shot1 11: B-PosX 12: (MIDI OUT) 13: B-PosY 14: B-shot2 15: (MIDI IN)

As for PosX and Y for analog lever reading (detection change of rheostat)
Example: (0K=LEFT 50K=CENTER 100K=RIGHT) and the like

MegaDrive PROPELLANT-ACTUATED DEVICE 1: DAT0 2: DAT1 3: DAT2 4: DAT3 5: +5V 6: DAT4 7: SEL 8: GND 9: DAT5

SEGA MEGA DRIVE KEY MAP SEL & nbsp DAT0 DAT1 DAT2 DAT3 DAT4 DAT5 Low & nbsp Up Down Left Right A START Hi & nbsp Up Down Left Right B C Parallel transfer. It is close to the ASCII pad As for 6 buttons you grasp with software control SEL (Serect) with the signal change of the signal The Mode button when you have pushed at the time of movement, becomes 3 button pads

SEGA Saturn PROPELLANT-ACTUATED DEVICE 1: GND 2: DAT2 3: DAT3 4: +5V 5: SEL1 6: SEL0 7: DAT0 8: DAT1 9: +5V

SEGA SATURN KEY MAP SEL0 SEL1 & nbsp DAT0 DAT1 DAT2 DAT3 Low Low & nbsp Z Y X R Low Hi & nbsp B C A S Hi Low & nbsp Up Down Left Right Hi Hi & nbsp 0 0 1 L Parallel transfer SEL (Serect) with the signal change of the signal

Special connector

CapcomCPS1-EXT 10Pin (key)
01	GND
02	GND
03	1p-Key4
04	1p-Key5
05	1p-Key6
06	2p-Key7
07	2p-Key4
08	2p-Key5
09	2p-Key6
10	2p-Key7

It is used for the case where it becomes insufficient with the JAMMA3 button (the kick button and the like of StreetFighter2)
Key7 is thought that it is extra,

CapcomCPS2 & 3-EXT 34Pin (key)
Solder side		Component side
_	01	02	_
_	03	04	_
_	05	06	_
_	07	08	_
2P-Shot6	09	10	_
_	11	12	_
_	13	14	_
1p-shot6	15	16	_
1p-shot5	17	18	_
1p-Shot4	19	20	_
2p-shot4	21	22	_
2p-shot5	23	24	_
_	25	26	_
_	27	28	_
_	29	30	_
_	31	32	_
_	33	34	_
GND	35	36	GND

It is used for the case where it becomes insufficient with the JAMMA3 button (the kick button and the like of StreetFighter2)

CapcomCPS2 & 3-EXT 34Pin (key)
Solder side		Component side
GND	01	02	GND
_	03	04	_
+12V	05	06	+12V
3P-LockOut	07	08	4P-LockOut
3P-Coin	09	10	4P-Coin
3P-Start	11	12	4P-Start
3P-Up	13	14	4P-Up
3P-Down	15	16	4P-Down
3P-Left	17	18	4P-Left
3P-Right	19	20	4P-Right
3P-Shot1	21	22	4P-Shot1
3P-Shot2	23	24	4P-Shot2
3P-Shot3	25	26	4P-Shot3
3P-Shot4	27	28	4P-Shot4
_	29	30	_
_	31	32	_
_	33	34	_
GND	35	36	GND

D & those of 4 play correspondences of D and the like
As for image and sound and the test is the distribution from JAMMA the memory which…
You take sound it does also the air from the RAC jack of the baseplate
Informer [T.Akiba] way
At the time of the 2p connector it becomes 19th in 1P-Push 421st 2p-Push4 in, but
Because it can remove from also JAMMA the same signal, it probably is unnecessary

Namco Ext 48pin 2.54mmPitch (Kick & Sound)
Solder side		Component side
Speaker R-	A01	B01	Speaker R+
Headphone R	A02	B02	Headphone L
START SWITCH 4	A03	B03	Headphone GND
_	A04	B04	_
Error insertion prevention key	A05	B05	Error insertion prevention key
4P RIGHT	A06	B06	4P LEFT
4P DOWN	A07	B07	4P UP
4P SHOT 1	A08	B08	4P SHOT 2
VCC	A09	B09	GND
VCC	A10	B10	GND
_	A11	B11	_
_	A12	B12	_
_	A13	B13	4P SHOT 3
_	A14	B14	_
COIN SWITCH 3	A15	B15	COIN SWITCH 4
COIN COUNTER 3	A16	B16	COIN COUNTER 4
VCC	A17	B17	GND
VCC	A18	B18	GND
3P SHOT 3	A19	B19	3P SHOT 2
3P SHOT 1	A20	B20	3P RIGHT
3P LEFT	A21	B21	3P DOWN
3P UP	A22	B22	START SWITCH 4
_	A23	B23	_
_	A24	B24	_