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DiVER's Guide cleanup, add Intel CPU bug info to WACVR page, add I18N
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## What is this?
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This document contains instructions for setting up a WACCA arcade cabinet with a thrown together OS while still
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maintaining the functionality of the game. I've written this guide to be as beginner friendly as I could,
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however there may be room for improvement.
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maintaining the functionality of the game. I've written this guide to be as beginner-friendly as I could,
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but it still requires a level of technical background, which you are assumed to have.
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> DANGER: **Important!**
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> The instructions on this page are intended **only for original hardware!** They are not recommended for non-cab setups.
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> WARNING: **Disclaimer**
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> This process takes a while (around 2-3 hours), there's a lot of tedious setup, and it's a bit of a pain in the ass.
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> DANGER: **Important!**
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> The instructions on this page are intended **only for original hardware!** They are not recommended for non-cab setups.
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> QUESTION: **"Do I need this guide?"**
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> If you only intend to play on [popular network],
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> **this guide is not for you, please follow the instructions provided by the network.**
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> NOTE:
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> The configuration here will set up your cab in a similar way to how the cab is normally set up.
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> This isn't super future-proof and relies on old versions of software. There will *eventually* be a new guide,
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> which will provide a way to run a more modern system and still run the game.
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### Things you'll need
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- [<ins>***Game files***</ins>](#archive "internet archive moment") (The guide was written for 3.07.01, but should work
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with most versions)
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> FAILURE: **Unsupported versions**
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> As of August 2023, **SDFE** 1.00.00 (Launch version) and all versions of **SDHN or SDJE** (Chinese version) do not
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> work with the configuration laid out in this guide, due to missing support in ST.
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> As of July 2025, all versions of **SDHN or SDJE** (Chinese version) do not
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> work with the configuration laid out in this guide. This may change in the future.
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>
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> Please ensure you are working with clean game files if you run into issues.
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- Phillips #2 screwdriver, and ideally JIS #2 as well.
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- An empty SATA SSD with at least 128GB of capacity (I use [this one](https://www.amazon.com/-/dp/B08CK7T9FG/) in mine)
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- [An ISO of **Windows 10 Enterprise LTSB 2016 x64**](https://iso.massgrave.dev/pd/en_windows_10_enterprise_2016_ltsb_x64_dvd_9059483.iso)
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- [An ISO of **Windows 10 Enterprise LTSB 2016 x64**](https://drive.massgrave.dev/en_windows_10_enterprise_2016_ltsb_x64_dvd_9059483.iso)
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([mirror](https://mega.nz/file/PBtggDaA#HySjX6zWohJKRVqpt_qUYgzRCBFzTmnNDXWESj_mvWI)) (This is important)
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- A 16gb or higher capacity flash drive (Turn this drive into a bootable drive of the ISO above using
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[Rufus](https://rufus.ie/en/) or equivalent)
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- Some sort of USB hub with at least 3 ports
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- Some sort of USB hub with at least 3 ports (technically optional, but annoying otherwise)
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- A spare keyboard and mouse
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- An external 1080p monitor that can swivel to portrait and has DVI input on it (oddly specific, not strictly required,
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- An external 1080p monitor that can swivel to portrait and has HDMI or DisplayPort input on it (not strictly required,
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but a huge pain in the ass if you don't have it)
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- These files on the flash drive:
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- [7-Zip](https://7-zip.org)
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@@ -41,7 +52,7 @@ however there may be room for improvement.
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- Intel Chipset 10.1.1.38
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- Realtek Audio 435
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- Additional Drivers
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- [Nvidia Graphics Drivers](https://www.nvidia.com/download/driverresults.aspx/141906/en-us/)
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- [Nvidia Graphics Drivers](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/drivers/details/141906/)
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(Older version, newer versions might work? Probably not.)
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- [FTDI D2XX USB to Serial](https://ftdichip.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/CDM212364_Setup.zip)
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- [DirectX June 2010 Redistributable](https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=8109)
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@@ -67,20 +78,20 @@ however there may be room for improvement.
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> WARNING:
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> **Ensure the cab's main power is disconnected, because it should be.** This may be obvious, but make sure.
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In this part, we need to take the ALLS computer out so that we can install the new drive.
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We need to take the ALLS computer out so that we can install the new drive.
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Unfortunately it's quite difficult to open the ALLS while it's still in the cab, so we must remove it for now.
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Inside the cab, you will find the ALLS firmly attached to the subwoofer. If your cab came with a keychip, you will
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first want to remove it from the keychip slot by squeezing on the bottom of it and pulling it out. Don't misplace that.
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Next, unplug the single connector in the well to the right of the subwoofer and left of the coin box. Lastly, you want
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to start by detaching all of the cables from the ALLS and then undoing the 2-3 cable ties that are holding the cables
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Next, unplug the single connector inside to the right of the subwoofer and left of the coin box. Lastly, you want
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to start by detaching all the cables from the ALLS and then undoing the 2-3 cable ties that are holding the cables
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in place. The cable ties can be tricky; you want to pull upwards on the tab until it clears the hook and then feed it
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through in reverse.
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Now your ALLS should be free from cable hell. After moving the cables out of the way, locate the 2 screws in the wells
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to the left and right of the subwoofer and remove them. The entire subwoofer/ALLS assembly should now slide directly
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outwards towards you and can be removed from the cab to be worked on.
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Now your ALLS should be free from cable hell. After moving the cables out of the way, locate the 2 screws
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to the left and right of the subwoofer at the bottom and remove them. The entire subwoofer/ALLS assembly should now
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slide directly outwards towards you and can be removed from the cab to be worked on.
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The ALLS PC has **7** screws securing the top panel, 2 on the top, 3 in the front, 1 on the right side, and 1 on the
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left side (that doesn't look attached). After removing those screws, you can slide the top panel forward and
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@@ -104,15 +115,15 @@ just in case anything happens to it.
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Now you can install the new drive into the cage. Plug the SATA connectors back in, but don't install the cage back onto
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the frame, unless you aren't using the USB to SATA adapter to transfer files to your drive, in which case you can.
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Slide the subwoofer/ALLS assembly back into the cab. Be aware that there is an alignment tab in the back of the cab
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where the subwoofer slots in. Don't screw the subwoofer down yet, you have to be able to remove it to put the top panel
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back on later.
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Leave the top panel off for now and slide the subwoofer/ALLS assembly back into the cab. Be aware that there is an
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alignment tab in the back of the cab where the subwoofer slots in. Don't screw the subwoofer down yet, you have to be
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able to remove it to put the top panel back on later.
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There should be a helpful diagram sticker on the front of the ALLS that shows you where to plug all of the cables in,
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take note of the tags on the cables that assign them different roles. Plug everything back in *except the monitor* as
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shown by the diagram, and don't put the ties back on just yet.
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shown by the diagram, and don't put the ties back on just yet. At this point, you can also reinsert the keychip.
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**Don't forget the funny subwoofer connector.**
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**Don't forget to plug in the subwoofer connector again.**
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It's finally time to do some actual installing.
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@@ -120,16 +131,27 @@ It's finally time to do some actual installing.
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## Part 1: BIOS Configuration, Installing Windows
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### Initial Setup
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Before we continue, you should grab your external monitor, ensure it's in a landscape position, and plug it into the
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graphics card. You should also ensure that your USB hub is connected, with your keyboard and mouse ready. You should
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also plug in your USB drive with **Windows 10 Enterprise LTSB 2016 x64** to the hub.
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***It is very important that you have the monitor plugged in before booting the system, or it will not be recognized.***
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You'll want to also plug your cab back into power.
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### BIOS Configuration
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At this point, you should grab your external monitor, ensure it's in a landscape position, and plug it into the
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DVI port on the graphics card.
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> NOTE: None of the other ports worked on my card, but they may work for you. Using DVI guarantees it will work.
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> NOTE:
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> This step can be skipped if you do not plan on booting into USB drives after setting up your new drive. This is simply
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> a "nice to have" and not required for things to work properly.
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>
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> **If you choose to skip this, simply flip the power switch on and continue.**
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You will now want to connect your USB hub to one of the available USB ports and connect the keyboard, mouse, and
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USB drive with Windows 10 Enterprise LTSB 2016 x64 to the hub. From here, plug the cab back into power, grab the
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keyboard, flip the main power switch located the inside of the cab (not the ALLS one, ensure that always stays on),
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and spam the <kbd>Del</kbd> key until you are prompted for the BIOS password, which is `iG4k8yDa`.
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From here, grab the keyboard, flip the main power switch located the inside of the cab
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(not the ALLS one, ensure that always stays on), and spam the <kbd>Del</kbd> key until you are prompted for the
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BIOS password, which is `iG4k8yDa`.
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Once you have access to the BIOS, you'll want to head into the `Boot` section and change the first boot device to
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`USB Hard Drive` (the other USB ones didn't work for me) and the second boot device to the Hard Drive,
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@@ -138,13 +160,13 @@ as shown in the picture.
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> DANGER: **Do not change anything else!** You risk wiping your TPM key and make it impossible to boot from the
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> original drive if you do!
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Save and exit with <kbd>F4</kbd> and select `Yes` when you are done.
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Save and exit with <kbd>F4</kbd> and select `Yes` when you are done. It should reboot and
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put you into the Windows installer.
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### Installing Windows
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Once your BIOS is correctly configured, it should reboot and put you into the Windows installer. Start the installation,
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and if it asks you for a product key at any point, skip it. Next, it will ask you what kind of Windows install you want;
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pick `Custom` and you should be presented with the partitioning screen.
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Start the installation, and if it asks you for a product key at any point, skip it. Next, it will ask you what kind of
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Windows install you want; pick `Custom` and you should be presented with the partitioning screen.
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You will want to create a new partition on Drive 0 that is the default size (the entire drive). It will notify you that
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it's creating additional partitions to help with Windows, and then you can continue to the next step.
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@@ -179,8 +201,10 @@ Run the installer for the Nvidia Display Driver, making sure to only select `NVI
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you don't need GeForce Experience, because that shit sucks. Select `Custom Install`, uncheck everything, then click `Next`.
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Wait for this process to complete, you may see your screen flicker.
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**If any of the installers prompt you to restart, select `Restart Later.`** Install the FTDI driver,
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Management Engine, Chipset, and Audio drivers.
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> NOTE:
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> If any of the installers prompt you to restart, select `Restart Later.`
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Install the FTDI driver, Management Engine, Chipset, and Audio drivers.
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Now install the both Visual C++ Redists, and the DirectX Redist. Specify a path for the DirectX Redist (I usually use
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`C:\DX`), and run `DXSETUP` from that folder to install.
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* Double click on `Prevent the usage of OneDrive for file storage`
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* Change it from `Not Configured` to `Enabled` and click OK.
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* Navigate back to the Windows Components section, and select `Windows Defender`.
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* Double click on `Turn off Windows Defender` and set it to `Enabled` as well.
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* Double-click on `Turn off Windows Defender` and set it to `Enabled` as well.
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You should now reboot the machine **from the Start Menu** to make sure all the changes have saved correctly.
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> WARNING: Do not power cycle the cab until after the computer has shut down, as the changes may not save correctly.
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----
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## Part 3: Screen Rotation, Audio Setup, Game Setup and Configuration
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## Part 3: Screen Rotation, Audio Setup
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Once the system has rebooted, right click on the desktop, choose NVIDIA Control Panel.
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Once the system has rebooted, right-click on the desktop, choose NVIDIA Control Panel.
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Navigate to `Display > Rotate display`, and select either `Portrait` or `Portrait (flipped)`, depending on the direction
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that your monitor rotates. If your monitor has a resolution greater that 1080p,
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navigate to `Display > Change resolution` and change your resolution to 1080 x 1920.
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Now, press the Windows key, type `real` and open the Realtek HD Audio Manager. Change the Speaker Configuration from
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Stereo to Quadraphonic, right click on the pink jack, and select `Connector Retasking...`. In the window that appears,
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Stereo to Quadraphonic, right-click on the pink jack, and select `Connector Retasking...`. In the window that appears,
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choose `Rear Speaker Out` and disable the auto popup dialog. Press OK on both dialogs.
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After that, shut down the system and flip the main cabinet power switch (by the test and service buttons). This is
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mostly to make sure the file system changes are journaled correctly, as if they aren't, connecting the drive to another
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computer will cause all files transfered to it afterward to disappear when the system is booted again.
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computer will cause all files transferred to it afterward to disappear when the system is booted again.
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Now, detach the new drive from the system and connect it to your USB to SATA adapter, and then to your computer.
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## Part 4: Game Setup and Configuration
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Detach the new drive from the system and connect it to your USB to SATA adapter, and then to your computer.
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> DANGER: **Scary Red Text Zone**
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> <span style="color: red; font-size: .8rem;">
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another folder called `Reverse` (or whatever version you're using).
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> FAILURE: **Unsupported versions**
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> As of August 2023, **SDFE** 1.00.00 (Launch version) and all versions of **SDHN or SDJE** (Chinese version) do not
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> work with the configuration laid out in this guide, due to missing support in ST.
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> As of July 2025, all versions of **SDHN or SDJE** (Chinese version) do not
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> work with the configuration laid out in this guide. This may change in the future.
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>
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> Please ensure you are working with clean game files if you run into issues.
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Copy the game files into the directory you created. There should be folders named `bin`, `pxbin` and `WindowsNoEditor`
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in the folder, as well as a few files. Navigate to the `bin` folder, and extract the ST zip into this folder.
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@@ -252,10 +280,12 @@ in the folder, as well as a few files. Navigate to the `bin` folder, and extract
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If you are configuring a version that is pre-Lily (WACCA or WACCA S), you need to open the `start.bat` file
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**with a text editor**, and change `Mercury-Win64-Shipping.exe` to `Mercury.exe`.
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If you are ***not*** using the provided ST build, you will need to make some changes to `segatools.ini`:
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- Change `enable` to 0 under the `[touch]` and `[elisabeth]` sections
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- Add `enable=0` under the `[io4]` section
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- Add an `[aime]` section at the bottom and add `enable=0` on that as well
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> ABSTRACT: **ST Note**
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> If you are ***not*** using the provided ST build, you will need to make some changes to `segatools.ini`:
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>
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> - Change `enable` to 0 under the `[touch]` and `[elisabeth]` sections
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> - Add `enable=0` under the `[io4]` section
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> - Add an `[aime]` section at the bottom and add `enable=0` on that as well
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**Eject the drive**, plug it back in to the cab, and power the cab on.
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@@ -285,15 +315,32 @@ Return back to the main test menu and navigate to `System Setting > Closing Time
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`All Days of the Week` and change it until all the times on the page say `OFF`. Select `Apply Settings and Reboot`.
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This will not actually reboot the system, it will only close the game.
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**If you are setting up multiple versions, repeat these steps for each version.**
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**If you are setting up multiple versions, repeat these steps for each version you wish to include.**
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Follow the setup instructions for the [WACCA Launcher](launcher.md) and then return here.
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Finally, you need to configure the cab's display for this new setup. Close all the programs you have open, and then reopen NVIDIA Control Panel and navigate to `Display > Rotate display`.
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Disconnect your monitor from the GPU and connect the cab's DVI cable. Press <kbd>Alt</kbd>+<kbd>Spacebar</kbd>, press <kbd>M</kbd>, and click and drag the window to the part of the display you can see.
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Rotate the display to `Portrait (flipped)` and press Apply.
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Finally, you need to configure the cab's display for this new setup. Close all the programs you have open, and then
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reopen NVIDIA Control Panel and navigate to `Display > Rotate display`. Disconnect your monitor from the GPU and connect
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the cab's DVI cable if you unplugged it. Press <kbd>Alt</kbd>+<kbd>Spacebar</kbd>, press <kbd>M</kbd>, and click and
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drag the window to the part of the display you can see. Rotate the display to `Portrait (flipped)` and press Apply.
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Reboot the system and the game should now start automatically. Congratulations, you've now set up your cab!
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### TODO: Instructions for reassembling the cab
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## Part 5: Reassembly
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Reassembly of the cab is quite simple. Ensure the power is off, unplug all the cables from the ALLS, including the cable
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to the right of the subwoofer.
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Pull the subwoofer-ALLS assembly out of the cab, secure the new drive to the drive cage, the drive cage to the top frame,
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and put the lid of the ALLS back on (it's a little tricky, there's a lip on the left side that's not immediately obvious).
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Screw in all 7 screws from the lid, then slide the subwoofer-ALLS assembly back into the cab, making sure to line up the
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tab in the back, like before. Connect the subwoofer cable, and reconnect the ALLS cables, as done previously.
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Screw in the two subwoofer screws at the bottom of the subwoofer assembly.
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Optionally, you can put the cable ties back, for a cleaner look. You don't have to install them as they were before, you
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can just run the tie through the hole, and it should hold itself in well enough.
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Store the original drive somewhere safe, I personally keep mine in the bag that my manuals came in, but that's not an
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option for everyone. You could also store it in the coin drawer, if you don't plan on using coins in your cab.
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### Test of Card Reader
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This menu allows you to test the communications with the Aime card reader in the cab. You can scan cards here, and it should return success if it worked.
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## Hardware Information
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This menu tells you information about your cab's hardware. It provides you with the Housing ID, Aime reader firmware version, and touch controller firmware versions.
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## System Setting
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TODO: this isn't done yet, sorry.
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### Closing Time Setting
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### Things you'll need
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- WACCA data of preferably the latest available version (SDFE 3.10.00 being the version used for testing)
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- a VR headset of any kind (a Quest 3S is used for testing here)
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- a VR headset of any kind (a Quest 3S is used for testing here)
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- a VR capable computer, this is non-negotiable as there is no way to run WACVR and WACCA data on Quest headsets.
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- SteamVR
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- [WACVR](https://github.com/xiaopeng12138/WACVR)
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Download Segatools from [here](https://gitea.tendokyu.moe/TeamTofuShop/segatools) and extract to a folder of your choice.
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you should see many individual zip files as shown below, the one we want is `mercury.zip`
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<figure markdown>
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</figure>
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extract to the `app/bin` in your data folder, the folder should look like this (excluding the DEVICE folder)
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<figure markdown>
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</figure>
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#### Changing Configuration Files
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copy the `mercuryio.dll` file to the the `App/bin` folder in your data folder
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> DANGER: **Intel CPU Bug**
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> If you have an Intel Core 10th gen or newer CPU, you need to edit `start.bat` in the `App/bin` folder, and add this right
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> after the `@echo off` line:
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> ```
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> set OPENSSL_ia32cap=:~0x20000000
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> ```
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> If you don't do this, the game will crash a few minutes after starting.
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Start up your VR software as well as SteamVR, then launch WACCA and WACVR
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WACVR should set up with WACCA automatically.
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> WARNING: **Disclaimer**
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> If your experiencing a warped screen in WACVR, set your monitor to portrait mode and check the full display capture box in WACVR, I have no clue why this happens, but this is the solution that works for me.
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+9
-4
@@ -67,9 +67,14 @@ Now you have to configure the cab to start the launcher when it boots. ***If you
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For more information about configuring WACCALauncher, please check out the [GitHub page](https://github.com/yellowberryHN/WACCALauncher).
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>? WARNING: Manual Auto-Start Instructions:
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> Press <kbd>Win</kbd>+<kbd>R</kbd>, type `regedit` and press Enter. Once it has opened, navigate to the `HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\IniFileMapping\system.ini\boot\` key.
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> Double click the `Shell` value and change the part that says `SYS:` to say `USR:Software\`. Navigate to `HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\`. Right click in the empty area on the right,
|
||||
> Select `New > String Value`, and name it `Shell`. Set the value to the full path of the `WACCALauncher.exe` file.
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||||
>? WARNING: **Manual Auto-Start Instructions**
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> Press <kbd>Win</kbd>+<kbd>R</kbd>, type `regedit` and press Enter.
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||||
>
|
||||
> Once it has opened, navigate to the `HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\IniFileMapping\system.ini\boot\` key.
|
||||
> Double click the `Shell` value and change the part at the beginning that says `SYS:` to say `USR:Software\`.
|
||||
>
|
||||
> Navigate to `HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\`.
|
||||
> Right click in the empty area on the right, select `New > String Value`, and name it `Shell`.
|
||||
> Set the value to the full path of the `WACCALauncher.exe` file.
|
||||
>
|
||||
> **Ensure that you put the correct path for your configuration, because if you don't, the system will not boot correctly.**
|
||||
|
||||
+10
-3
@@ -22,10 +22,17 @@ extra_css:
|
||||
|
||||
plugins:
|
||||
- search
|
||||
- git-revision-date-localized:
|
||||
fallback_to_build_date: true
|
||||
- offline
|
||||
- callouts
|
||||
- i18n:
|
||||
docs_structure: suffix
|
||||
languages:
|
||||
- locale: en
|
||||
default: true
|
||||
name: English
|
||||
build: true
|
||||
- git-revision-date-localized:
|
||||
fallback_to_build_date: true
|
||||
|
||||
markdown_extensions:
|
||||
- callouts
|
||||
@@ -48,7 +55,7 @@ nav:
|
||||
- Networking Guide: guide/router.md
|
||||
- Accessory Guide: guide/accessories.md
|
||||
- Custom Charts: guide/custom-charts.md
|
||||
- WACVR Setup: guide/wacvr.md
|
||||
- WACVR Setup: guide/wacvr.md
|
||||
- Specifications:
|
||||
- Hardware: info/hardware.md
|
||||
- Manuals: info/manual.md
|
||||
|
||||
@@ -4,3 +4,4 @@ mkdocs-callouts
|
||||
mkdocs-git-revision-date-localized-plugin
|
||||
mkdocs-material
|
||||
pymdown-extensions
|
||||
mkdocs-static-i18n
|
||||
|
||||
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