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OK :81- so I was on eBay and ran across these chips and bought them they are numbers 0006 clear and 0026 set demon.  Will these work with all my S+ machines?  :103- :99-  I was reading somewhere and hearing things that there are different set/demon chips for different games.  Here is a list of my S+ games (and a kit I have coming in) and want to make sure I can use these chips when I change a machine over to a different kit.

9 inch Haywire Deluxe (kit) replacing a Double Diamond,
9 inch Double Diamond Deluxe,
9 inch Triple Play
9 inch Five Times Pay
RT Volcano (yes, the one off CraigsList :89- :89- )

So will these chips work with all these machines?  They are all the same machine cases ( :103- I guess).  I have so many machines now that I have had to move out to a dingy to sleep, the  :104- is full. :97- :97-  Thanks for the help.

Oh yea.... :25- :25- :25- I knew I forgot to ask something.  These didn't come with any instructions  :30- :30- so are there any instructions on the site that will help me use these chips?   :103- :99-

I need to know which SP chips you're using to help ya... :89-

Most of the time you just have to try it. I don't think there is a list of the one that work for each SP chip. Here is a listing for
different key & clear chips for different machines. Hope the is helps.

Ron

IGT Key & Clear Chip Guide
For NV and Similar Jurisdictions
Megajackpots:
KEY00018/13 -All Current 80960 WAP Games
RFA1.0024 -Supports 65536 Colors. (Elvis 1&2, Slotopoly 1&2)
RFA1.0026 -Supports New Jersey only, Replaces RFA1.0024.
ATA1.0049 -Combines the feature sets of both WAP and non-WAP versions
Non-System Vision Games:
KEY00017/02 -All Current 80960 Non-WAP Games
RFA1.0024 -Supports 65536 colors. (Dick Clark and Regis)
RFA1.0025 -Supports 256 colors. Supports all versions from REL 6.2 to REL 9.0
RFA1.0018 -Supports 256 colors. ATA1.0031 or any REL before 6.0
RFA1.0019 -supports 65536 colors. ATA1.0033 or any REL before 6.0
KEY00016/05 -Older 80960 NON-WAP games, consult PSR
KEY00008 -For Iowa and Mississippi jurisdictions only
KEY00009 -For Louisiana jurisdictions only
EZ Pay
CSV00077 -EZ Pay 80960 CVT CLEAR/KEY CHIP & 80960 CVT ROUTE/SAFE
CSV00078 -EZPAY LITE 80960 CVT KEY CHIP ONLY
Clear Chip
Clear EPROMS: For All Current Game Themes
SET006 -S+ E-Square Clear
IVC006 -PE+ Clear CMOS/E-Square
IVC068 -EZ Route 8032 CVT Clear
IVC00096 -Vision Ram Clear
IVC00097 -Vision Ram/E-Square Clear (Replaces IVC00070)
IVC0103 -S+ CMOS (Ram)/ E-Square Clear
IVC0104 -S+ CMOS (Ram) Clear
CV0040 V.08 - EZ Route CVT Program
CSV0056 -Game King Ram/E-Square Clear (GME 1- GME-2)
Note: It is not recommended using a 16 bit RFA1.0024 in place of an 8 bit RFA1.0025, because
some games which are animation intensive do exhibit a performance degradation.
Set Denomination EPROMS
SET004 -PE+ Set Denom/ Enable Validator
SET005 -S+ Set Denom/ Validator
SET015 -S+ Set Denom/ Validator
SET020 -S+ Set Denom
SET026 -S+ Set Denom/ Enable Validator/ EFT
SET030 -S+ Set Denom/ Enable Validator/ SAS 4.0
SET033 -PE+ Set Denom/ Enable Validator/ SAS 4.0
SET053 -S+ Set Denom/ Enable Validator/ Barcrest-Pinball
SET058 -Use with SP1048 (w/ stand alone prog.)
SET062 -S+ Set Denom/ Enable Validator/ SAS 4.0 for Hit The Top/ Little Devils/
Top Dollar
SET064 -Mini Bertha; use with SP1018
SET069 -Set Denom/ Barcrest/ SAS 4.02
SET077 -Set Denom/ Colossus/ SAS 4.0
Keychip EPROMS
KEY00002 -Vision enable non-system
SG00018 to SG00041 use RFA 1.00.19
SG00046 and higher, use RFA 1.0020
KEY00005 -Game King/ Multi-Poker/ Triple Play/ I-Game (old)
KEY00014 -Obsolete- replaced by KEY00016
KEY00016 -Game King/ Multi-Poker/ Triple Play/ I-Game (new)
KEY00017 -Game King multi-denom or multi-denom program
Megajackpot Set/Key Chips
SET032 -Totem Pole
SET054 -S+ based Megajackpot games SAS 3.1 (Megabucks, Wheel of Fortune,
Jeopardy, High Rollers, Partytime [using 10MHz & 16 MHz proccessor
board])
SET068 -All Megajackpot Games using SAS 4.02
SET063 -All Megajackpot Games using SAS 4.0
KEY00013 -Slotopoly 1&2, Elvis 1 (RFA 1.0019) Backward Compatible

<edit> Check on Rick's FAQ's on the home page for details on using a set chip.

 :103- According to my notes the Volcano RT uses SP0874 and all the 9" S+'s use SP 0731.  I don't know what the Haywire Deluxe will use until I actually have that kit in my greedy little hands. :97- :97-

I believe on the S+ series slots your clear and set chips will work okay, no matter what SP chip you are running.  The set 04 chip is used for PE+ Pokers Not S+'s.  The clear chip will work for either/or.

Okay,
The SET026 will work for your SP874,

but you'll need a SET015 for your SP731's.

I don't know if the SET026 is backwards compatible for the SP874.

The SET026 will work fine for your SP731. Most of the differences with these set chips have to do with SAS or MISER operations or progressive setup. For the home user who only needs to activate the dbv, they are pretty much the same, except that the 026 will set penny denominations on SP chips that support it (731 does not). For stand-alone progressives, the older chips use the DIP switches and the newer ones use SET090, 086 etc.

Set chips are pretty simple to use for enabling a dbv when there is no SAS etc.
Generally:
Install the SET chip in the board, install the board, and turn on the machine. Look for a 0 in the Coins In.
NOTE: You don't even need to replace the hopper for this procedure -- just leave it out to make things easier.
Press the test button and look for 9  x.
Press the spin button to set x = 1 (turns on the DBV)
Press test button.
0 appears in credit meter.
press the spin button to increment through the available denominations. numbers are in cents (2500 = $25)
when the desired denomination is in the credits window, press the test button.
Turn off the machine and replace the SP chip.

Ron   When you were here yesterday I offered you a set of instructions  for the clear set chips   PM me a fax #  are better yet bring your Dad back up here this weekend.

David  Ron's Dad yesterday was playing the CDS Easy Street  I think we need to load him up and take him to state line He started out with 6000 credits and ended up with 12000.  he wouldn't play the Game King said if he did he was going to take it home with him.   Buzz

I'll have to  :138-  out on Saturday.  We have Sundays off so that's out.  Dad and I will be out of town tomorrow and probably won't be home until very late tomorrow night.  Yea, Dad had way too much fun on Easy Street and was afraid to even play the Game King.  You would have had to pry it out of his cold dead hands  :97- :97- :97- and that won't be for a while.  :72- :72-  Also, my Bostitch eprom pullers came in today so I'll try to remember to bring one out for you. :103-

O.k., I;m still learning.... whats the EFT stand for?

Electronic Funds Transfer.

For home use EFT and SAS have no practical purpose as it needs a central server to validate.  EFT and SAS (Slot Accounting System) are used to validate ticket vouchers as well as do stuff like point play, free play, etc.  So for home use SET chips are only used to enable bill Validator, set denomination, and setup progressive settings (if you have progressive hardware on your slot machine).