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Title: CHIPS MISSING TAGS
Post by: rjpohl on January 05, 2011, 10:58:00 PM
I had removed the U12, U15, U3 and U4 chips from a 5500 to put on another board.  Problem is only the u12 and U3 are marked, the other 2 chips are not marked.  Is there a way to determine which chip is the U12 and U4?  I do have a chip programmer.  I looked at the buffer but was able to tell.

thanks
Bob


Title: Re: CHIPS MISSING TAGS
Post by: Jim on January 06, 2011, 09:06:30 PM
Do you know what game they came out of?   I have  alot  of Bally chips   if you check the status of the chips on your burner it will tell you the hex code. with that and the type game we should be able to match the two.


Jim


Title: Re: CHIPS MISSING TAGS
Post by: rjpohl on January 07, 2011, 12:07:18 AM
It's a Bally 5500 Fire Ball

U3  5844
U12  FA00
?1 4227
?2 0600

theses are 27c512 chips

thanks


Title: Re: CHIPS MISSING TAGS
Post by: StatFreak on January 07, 2011, 12:57:51 AM
I looked, and I don't have any 5500 mains with those checksums (including U3 and U12). Sorry.


Title: Re: CHIPS MISSING TAGS
Post by: Jim on January 07, 2011, 03:54:44 PM
do the two chips that are marked have any numbers on them other than u-12 and u-13


Title: Re: CHIPS MISSING TAGS
Post by: rjpohl on January 07, 2011, 04:05:03 PM
do the two chips that are marked have any numbers on them other than u-12 and u-13

the marked chips only have the location marked, no other identification


Title: Re: CHIPS MISSING TAGS
Post by: Jim on January 07, 2011, 04:21:54 PM
I have four sets of mains,  will check them out this evening.

the easiest way would be to obtain a common set of mains that work with the jumper clear. any set of mains will work in the 5500, that game doesn't require anything special.


Jim


Title: Re: CHIPS MISSING TAGS
Post by: Jim on January 08, 2011, 01:41:08 AM
Bob   sorry no match
But for future reference:
U3=SE920000-H-3=0057E000                U3=SE950000-0-3=00550200
U4=SE920000-H-2=003F3920                U4=SE950000-0-2=003CEEFE
U12=ME920000-H-1=003EF900              U12=ME950000-0-1=0033C600
U15=ME920000-H-0=00321307              U15=ME950000-0-0=0026E43A

U3=SE920000-C-3=00570600                 U3=SE960000-H-3=00570F00
U4=SE920000-C-2=00400DFA                 U4=SE960000-H-2=003ED1F1
U12=ME920000-C-1=003A7800               U12=ME960000-H-1=003EB200
U15=ME920000-C-0=002C5688                UI5=ME960000-H-0=0032954E

Jim


Title: Re: CHIPS MISSING TAGS
Post by: StatFreak on January 08, 2011, 03:31:56 AM
Jim, just curious. Why did you use checksum 32 instead of checksum 16?

Also, those checksums don't match either of the two sets of chips I have. :103- :128-

Now I'm confused. Is it possible that Bally put out multiple versions of each? :99-


Title: Re: CHIPS MISSING TAGS
Post by: Buzz on January 08, 2011, 04:40:04 AM
BOB   :172-


Title: Re: CHIPS MISSING TAGS
Post by: Buzz on January 08, 2011, 04:45:31 AM
Jim, just curious. Why did you use checksum 32 instead of checksum 16?

Also, those checksums don't match either of the two sets of chips I have. :103- :128-

Now I'm confused. Is it possible that Bally put out multiple versions of each? :99-


David I think Santa must have dropped off a programmer at Jim's house. :244- :244- :244-


Title: Re: CHIPS MISSING TAGS
Post by: rjpohl on January 08, 2011, 01:26:36 PM
thanks for the mail (Buzz and StatFreak) and Jim for the help.  These should take care of my problem.  Just waiitng on the board to arrive.

Karma+ guys!