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--- arcade:capcom_cps2_kick_connector [2023/09/23 18:21] – Added pinouts NFG
+++ arcade:capcom_cps2_kick_connector [2023/09/24 13:07] (current) – Added photo of harness NFG
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 ===== Capcom CPS2 Kick Connector Pinout =====
-The Capcom kick connector is primarily known for adding buttons 4-6 (the kick buttons) to its fighting games, but it also adds external volume controls and, for some games, additional player controls.
+The Capcom kick connector is primarily known for adding buttons 4-6 (the kick buttons) to its fighting games, but it also adds external volume controls and additional player controls, like 3 or 4 player inputs, paddle controls, etc.
+{{ :arcade:capcom_bgs-004a.jpg?600 |Capcom original BGS-004A fully populated (almost) kick harness }}
 ===Technical===
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 ===Pinouts===
 Most people will only be interested in the player 1 & 2 kick buttons, meaning only 8 wires (3 buttons, 1 ground per player) are needed.
-The pin numbers are indicated on the connector housing, as shown below.  Every tenth pin is indicated (Odd: 1, 9, 19, 29, even: 2, 10, 20 etc).
-{{:arcade:hirose-df1b.png|Hirose DF1B Pin Number Guide}}
 ^  Pin ^ Signal (6 Button)  ^ Signal (3/4 Player)  ^  Pin ^ Signal (6 Button)  ^ Signal (3/4 Player)  ^
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 ^  33 |  Gnd  |^  34 |  Gnd  ||
+The pin numbers are indicated on the connector housing, as shown below.  Every tenth pin is indicated (Odd: 1, 9, 19, 29, even: 2, 10, 20 etc).
+{{ :arcade:hirose-df1b.png |Hirose DF1B Pin Number Guide}}
 ===Sources===