A copy of the JVS standard can be found here. The astute reader may + observe + it is in Japanese. A rather excelent translation can be found + here.
JVS is a communication standard designed for I/O devices in arcade macines. It typically operates over RS485 serial, however the framing format can and sometimes is used outside of this context.
diff --git a/templates/pages/sega/manual/keychip.html b/templates/pages/sega/manual/keychip.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..52e1d08 --- /dev/null +++ b/templates/pages/sega/manual/keychip.html @@ -0,0 +1,35 @@ +{% extends "sega.html" %} +{% block title %}Keychip Modding{% endblock %} +{% block body %} +Rather than use a genuine keychip, is it often preferable to mod a system with a keychip emuleator.
+The following are the required steps to perform this:
+ +C:\Execute\System. The password and key can also be found on the Seuciry
+ page .mxkeychip.exe with the emulator binary you were provided. This binary must be renamed to
+ mxkeychip.exe.
+ Some emulators are provided as a pre-prepared System file. In these cases, steps 2, 3, and 4 can be
+ skipped. Instead, simply replace the file located at C:\Execute\System with the provided file.
There are a few emulators floating around, however getting your hands on them is often easier said than done. micekeychip + is an open-source, but currently incomplete, emulator, however there aren't easily downloadable builds for it.
+mxbadkey is a good emulator, used with success in many places. The only way I currently know to download
+ it is to contact its author.
mckeychip_mod is a tempermental emulator that I wouldn't recommend but have included for completeness.
+ If your system came pre-loaded with an emulator it was probably this one. I do not know who authored it.