Re: Are you using an IPAC?

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Posted by mpm32 on January 17, 2002 at 13:11:21:

In Reply to: Are you using an IPAC? posted by WFH on January 17, 2002 at 12:37:25:

Yes the shift function works exactly as you describe without having to add the extra buttons.

: I haven't looked into the details yet, but the IPAC is supposed to have a shift function that lets your normal buttons double as some of the utility buttons that you listed. For example, you hold down your player 1 start button (which also works as the shift key) and press one of the action buttons to add a credit (coin).

: I want to use that functionality so I don't have to alter my cabinet to add the utility buttons. I'm converting a previously gutted Star Trek cockpit and I don't want to drill any holes in it so it can still be restored.

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: Yes the shift function works exactly as you describe without having to add the extra buttons. : : I haven't looked into the details yet, but the IPAC is supposed to have a shift function that lets your normal buttons double as some of the utility buttons that you listed. For example, you hold down your player 1 start button (which also works as the shift key) and press one of the action buttons to add a credit (coin). : : I want to use that functionality so I don't have to alter my cabinet to add the utility buttons. I'm converting a previously gutted Star Trek cockpit and I don't want to drill any holes in it so it can still be restored.

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