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ronald   09-25-2005 at 08:57:47 PM

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I've brought a board back to life which I give myself cootos for.
But... yes there is a but to the problem. It won't go into game mode.
I've checked all the obvious d17, 5101 /w known working. new cpus, new
pia's .. Turns the game on..I hear a click and its in auditing mode.
turn on and off rapidly.. guess what .. still in auditing mode. Any
insite where else to check.

--Ron

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Anonymous   09-26-2005 at 03:40:29 AM
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open the coin door and flip power off and on rapidly
or unplug the diag connector second over on the top of cpu then turn
power off and on again

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ronald   09-26-2005 at 06:32:44 AM
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Thats what I've already tried. I'm going to make sure at Expo this year
I will design the world first "Snap the F@!# out of it button" ;-)

--Ron

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Anonymous   09-26-2005 at 04:10:55 PM
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Ronald wrote:
> I've brought a board back to life which I give myself cootos for.
> But... yes there is a but to the problem. It won't go into game mode.
> I've checked all the obvious d17, 5101 /w known working. new cpus, new
> pia's .. Turns the game on..I hear a click and its in auditing mode.
> turn on and off rapidly.. guess what .. still in auditing mode. Any
> insite where else to check.

Ummm, can you advance it manually to gave over mode?

I'm thinking you have a stuck advance switch.

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Anonymous   09-26-2005 at 09:21:12 PM
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I had that problem when the 2114 RAM chips were bad. Could be the
address drivers to the RAM also. On last
thing, make sure the jumpers are correct for the EEPROM you are using.

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Anonymous   09-27-2005 at 03:13:00 AM
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What does the 5101 ram socket look like? Try reflow the solder joints
on the 22 pin 5101 socket. most if not all came from the factory
without the socket.

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