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[Dance Dance Revolution / DDR - Official] JP X1 / Black HD Cabinet Operators Manual GQHDX-JA SHA-256 5635241435ce452f443a07d141f1daeebc53468c9ec8743c7559c3f92397dffb
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[Dance Dance Revolution / DDR - Official] JP SuperNOVA 1 Operator Manual GEFDH-JA SHA-256 0d9a0d13a197b158ce7ed26ee51c12063f98113eb08847e9367abca042998946
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[Dance Dance Revolution / DDR - Official] US X2 Raw Thrills / Betson Installation Manual GKJDX-UA GKJDX-EA caldenza note: Both of these manuals are the same, different scan..? Check quality and if things are different/missing. SHA-256 DDR_X2_BETSON.pdf b451e00773d27093aee391088688559aa982b2a2181595551d117abdf924c56d DDR_X2_US_Manual_and_Wiring_Diagram.pdf cb1cdbd4dba419eaf04950733537ccb60ddf2b0caa2f495971a2d02fcb24dcb4
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[Dance Dance Revolution / DDR - Official] US X Raw Thrills / Betson Operators Manual SHA-256 d4f2e0ddcdef42547c12b587749f4ff5c4b27a86df8ec39e23edaaa790c88563
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[Dance Dance Revolution / DDR - Official] DDR A 704a Motherboard Wiring Diagram Image SHA-256 ba184dd57b412ca75d4b59eb7ad2414002b43aa6844e2e37f1be8dc68d976898
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[Dance Dance Revolution / DDR - Official] USA 1stMIX / JCab Operator Manual GN845-UC SHA-256 44f24f9b5f88629ec4306069dc79e660d0c90538d189a19cddfad9ac56409abd
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[Dance Dance Revolution / DDR - Official] EU Dancing Stage Fusion Operators Manual GKE33-EA GKE33-EB SHA-256 3321d1feaa1fd32c09ffe8419e48267d191535893984fc5ef6ed81c3579a5039
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[Dance Dance Revolution / DDR - Official] US X2 Raw Thrills / Betson Installation Manual SHA-256 8210a6aefa99e9e1b41cc78c38590f0c75253bac649f0e3d859cfb7385f687ca
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[Dance Dance Revolution / DDR - Community] IT945GME ADE-6291+P3IO Conversion Guide (Created by Xopher) SHA-256 505a5b267ed1798724da6f8d0f3f37b6a9a16d69edd9eaac4a12e0d7c0f25c09
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[Dance Dance Revolution / DDR - Community] ADE-704a to ADE-6291 Harness Adapter Diagram (v1.1) (Created by F10W and Hydraskillz) 6b2b160b855245c10986277edfae6a557b44ca77e4c4a420dfe34a3d619842a7
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[Dance Dance Revolution / DDR] JP Solo Standard to Deluxe Pad Upgrade Manual SHA-256 9980dabef297ce586737164311523f9036a2ed62e7b34ff61fee11fe09e50be8
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[Dance Dance Revolution / DDR] JP Solo Bass Mix Operator Manual SHA-256 3c1f1fcfc46258cdc5fe48ad8a3d6c4d0b04b1f964af32968c941e3cc2de80fd
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[Dance Dance Revolution / DDR] JP 3rdMIX / JCab Operator Manual SHA-256 2d053cc3ceaa4b970cf63d1b6594130597cf0af339d08456b62c900ddb5e2eec
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[Dance Dance Revolution / DDR] JP 1stMIX / JCab Operator Manual SHA-256 ae0cb38888a9df588c66fb0388ac5ad230c8c3ae6e0a3a515d9381aa22a24bd3
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[Dance Dance Revolution / DDR] JP 5thMIX Operator Manual SHA-256 8f12ed38308d36d055c8be58832a60e2d8072584105dad10e173f5eb8a206aeb
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[Dance Dance Revolution / DDR] USA 1stMIX / JCab Operator Manual GN845-TB GN845-HD SHA-256 d984a1863a98ffe4fb80195adf6b854db1badd98e814c1bc9ee8a122b463493d
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CabinetControlsThe cabinet features a variety of inputs used in its gameplay: 1P and 2P Turntable 1P and 2P Start button 10 "Keyboard" buttons, 5 for each player. 1P and 2P Pedal 4 "Effect" buttons SpecsDisplay: 32" 480p Capable CRT, commonly replaced with 32" LCD panel PCB: PC based Dimensions: W 1,100 × D 1,061 × H 1,917 (mm) Weight: 250Kg (Incl. CRT) Power Supply: 220v 50/60hz (Consumption ranges from 220~880w) AudioAmplifier: EZ2DJ branded generic amplifier. Top speakers: 2 x 4" and 2 x 6.5" 8 Ω Panel speakers: 2 x 5.25" 8 Ω Subwoofers: 2 x 8" 8 Ω The cabinet also features 2 headphone jacks beneath the control panel for audio output to headphones. LightsTBD PC SpecsPC generations are based on the CPU and motherboards used. Each generation had minor tweaks made (highlighted in bold) to improve performance for the more demanding newer releases. 1st Gen PC (1999-2007) 1999-2000 (1st, 1st SE) CPU AMD K6 Chomper Edition 350 - 400 Mhz Motherboard/Chipset VIA Apollo MVP3 Memory PC100 64MB SDRAM Graphics Intel i740 8mb Game I/O Dedicated ISA card Sound Creative Sound Blaster Live! CT4670 Storage 6GB Quantum Fireball OS Windows 98 2000-2003 (2nd, 3rd, 4th) CPU AMD K6 Chomper Edition 350 - 400 Mhz Motherboard/Chipset VIA Apollo MVP3 Memory PC100 128 MB SDRAM Graphics RIVA TNT2 M64 32 MB I/O Dedicated ISA card Sound Creative Sound Blaster Live! CT4670 Storage 6GB Quantum Fireball OS Windows 98 SE 2003-2007 (Plt, 6th) CPU AMD K6 Chomper Edition 350 - 400 Mhz Motherboard/Chipset VIA Apollo MVP3 Memory PC100 256MB SDRAM Graphics RIVA TNT2 M64 32 MB I/O Dedicated ISA card Sound Creative Sound Blaster Live! CT4670 Storage 6GB Quantum Fireball OS Windows 98 SE 2nd Gen PC (2007-2015) 2007-2014 (7th -> EC) CPU Intel Tualatin Celeron ~1.4 GHz Intel Pentium 3 Coppermine 533-1000Mhz Motherboard/Chipset VIA Apollo Pro 133T or 133A socket 370 Memory PC100 256mb or 512MB SDRAM Graphics RIVA TNT2 M64 32 MB I/O Dedicated ISA card Sound Creative Sound Blaster Live! CT4670 Storage >20GB IDE HDD OS Windows 98 SE 2014-2015 (Evolve) CPU Intel Tualatin Celeron ~1.4 GHz Intel Pentium 3 Coppermine 533-1000Mhz Motherboard/Chipset VIA Apollo Pro 133T or 133A socket 370 Memory PC100 512MB SDRAM Graphics GeForce FX 5000 series 128 MB I/O Dedicated ISA card Sound Creative Sound Blaster Live! CT4670 Storage >20GB IDE HDD OS Windows 98 SE Windows XP Professional* * Evolve was upgraded to windows XP with patch 1.3c 3rd Gen PC (2015-Current) 2015-2016 (Evolve 1.3c onwards) CPU Intel Pentium 4, Celeron, or Celeron D >2.4GHz Motherboard/Chipset Intel 845 socket 478 Memory DDR 1GB SDRAM Graphics GeForce FX 5000 series 128 MB I/O Dedicated ISA card Sound Creative Sound Blaster Live! CT4670 Storage >20GB IDE or SATA HDD OS Windows XP Professional This PC is the last version to use HARDLOCK E-Y-E dongles for game authentication. 2016-2017 (Night Traveller) CPU Intel Pentium 4, Celeron, or Celeron D >2.4GHz Motherboard/Chipset Intel 845 or 865 socket 478 Memory DDR 1GB SDRAM Graphics GeForce FX 5000 series 128 MB I/O Dedicated ISA card Sound Creative Sound Blaster Live! CT4670 Storage >20GB IDE or SATA HDD OS Windows XP Professional First pc to use USB dongle authentication with the release of EZ2AC Night Traveller. 2017->Current (Time Traveller -> FNEX) CPU Intel Pentium 4, Celeron, or Celeron D >2.4GHz Motherboard/Chipset Intel 845 or 865 socket 478 Memory DDR 1GB SDRAM Graphics GeForce 7600 GS AGP 512 MB I/O Dedicated ISA card Sound Creative Sound Blaster Live! CT4670 Storage >20GB IDE or SATA HDD (Time Traveller) >20GB SATA HDD (FINAL) 120GB SATA SSD (FNEX) OS Windows XP Professional OS ImageEZ2DJ ran on Windows 98 SE since 1st TRACKS, but with the Evolve 1.02 update the OS was upgraded to Windows XP SP3. If your original kit HDD is having issues, you can make a back up of the game data and build a fresh image on a new drive. When building a new image for your machine, its recommended use a fresh Windows XP SP3 image and only install the necessary drivers and programs for EZ2 to run. It is not required to use a korean copy of XP or set korean locale. After successfully creating an image and getting EZ2 booting, it's highly recommended to make a .img backup that you can easily restore to incase of future drive failures. The essential software is the following: Direct X SDK (June 2010)[1] .Net 4 Client Standalone [2] Hardlock Drivers for EV and older [3] UserPort - Enable ports 100-108 [4] Sound Blaster Drivers [5] Your motherboard chipset drivers Your GPU Drivers (NVIDIA) More Info can be found here: EZ2AC 시리즈/기체
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I figured I'd post this here as I ran into trouble with this in the past and could not find any information regarding it online, and Bandai Namco America support was also not overly helpful. When linking more than 2 tank tank tank units (Such as 2 sets of 2) -- you do not need a router like the manual suggests, you simply need a 5 port ethernet switch. Simply connect all 4 of the ethernet cables to the game, set the station numbers in the test menu (From left to right, 1-4), and reboot the games. They should link and immediately start working.
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ArcadeGame.Info - Community Rules Welcome to ArcadeGame.Info --- A community dedicated to arcade game repair, technical documentation, and preservation. Whether you're restoring a cabinet, diagnosing a PCB, or sharing some knowledge you've picked up along the way, these rules help keep this space useful, and on topic. 1. Be RespectfulThis should go without saying, but no harassment, hate speech, personal attacks, or otherwise toxic behavior. We're all likely to disagree on something, and that's okay, but let's keep hostility to a minimum please! 2. Keep discussion on-topicPlease keep all discussion on topic, and make posts in their closest matching category. We have off-topic boards for unrelated posts/banter. We reserve the right to remove or move off-topic posts as needed. 3. Be mindful of what you shareThere is a fine line between sharing of files/information that is primarily intended to repair something, versus intended for piracy. At this time we would prefer if ROMS, game data, and other game software is not shared here. Though some exceptions may be made in future.
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Manual for a DDR A "era" white cab in English. This manual does not include part numbers.
