Taito Fast I/O setup

Check the hardware

1. Type X2 uses PCIe card K91X1209A / J9100636A. Type X3 uses K91X1217C / J9100638A plus connector board K92X0281C / J9200167C.
2. The microcontroller board connects to the DMAC card. J9100634A with a JAMMA edge and J9100633A without the edge are supported. On the K91X1243A variant, buttons 5–8 do not respond.

Install the kernel driver

1. Obtain the appropriate driver package from your own working Type X2/X3 cabinet. Type X2 uses oem1.inf and iDmacDrv32.sys. Type X3 uses idmacdrv64.inf, iDmacDrv64.sys, iDmacDrv64.cat and idmacdrv64.PNF.
2. In Device Manager, right-click the DMAC device, choose Update driver and browse to the extracted driver folder.
3. The current implementation accesses the installed iDmacDrv kernel driver directly. It does not require a separate iDmacDrv32.dll or iDmacDrv64.dll alongside the app.

Detection and watchdog

1. Check Device Manager for iDmacDrv if the board is not found. Try running the app as Administrator.
2. If COM2 is connected to a JVS board in the cabinet, leave it connected; the app feeds its watchdog automatically.

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