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Title: Battery IGT IGAME board
Post by: Duxx on December 01, 2008, 04:44:18 PM
Hi guys
I have a board that indicates main battery low. I replaced it but still get the message along with "options verification required"
even after clear.
thanks for the help.


Title: Re: Battery IGT IGAME board
Post by: a69mopar on December 01, 2008, 06:26:39 PM
Did you test the battery voltage?  I always check it since I have come across duds before.


Good luck,
Wayne


Title: Re: Battery IGT IGAME board
Post by: Duxx on December 01, 2008, 10:54:03 PM
yes sir
3V

by the way nice car 69ers rule!


Title: Re: Battery IGT IGAME board
Post by: hoppy on December 03, 2008, 06:06:07 AM
Hi
I have changed all 3.6 volt batteries on my boards AA type rechargeable Nicad cells. I bought some 3 cell battery holders and  mounted the battery holder on standoffs on the board. As my boards spend a lot of time out of the machine I can recharge spare cells and insert them in the holder as required. Another advantage is that if a cell leaks its not going to damage the board.


Title: Re: Battery IGT IGAME board
Post by: Duxx on December 03, 2008, 10:32:16 AM
thanks hoppy
it as a great idea! its a pain to change those button batteries.
did the low battery problem go away?


Title: Re: Battery IGT IGAME board
Post by: hoppy on December 04, 2008, 03:22:03 AM
I have New Zealand  980 game king board which are a little different. your board I think will have a button cell on board to supply ram as well as the 3.6 volt battery.  I think the quarts inputs lists both batteries in its readouts.
To get to the readouts on my machines I press the test switch on the board (by the LEDs) then press the diagnostics menu, then the logic board? (bottom of 5 choices) then  next page. has security door main door drop door and at the bottom of the list battery 1 battery 2
 
my board has batteries piggy backed on the ram chips themselves and a resistor in place of the button cell
hope theres some useful info for you