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Title: Correct sound chip? Post by: Red7 on September 06, 2012, 07:08:20 PM Hey there,
Does anyone know the proper sound chip for this machine? and where I can get one? It has one in it now.. although it will not play any sounds when you hit spin-spin-2x, or spin-spin-3x.. but if you hit spin-spin-spin, and spin-spin-double pay.. then it has the correct audio playing.. thanks Steve Title: Re: Correct sound chip? Post by: blueridgeslots on September 06, 2012, 08:44:22 PM Try straightening the pin near the 03 on the label at the edge opposite pin 1 (the small dot) if not we may have another one for it
Title: Re: Correct sound chip? Post by: Red7 on September 07, 2012, 12:14:21 AM Hey thanks.. I will have a look in the morning.. I didn't see the bent pin today.. You have a good eye.. I will let you know if that was the issue.. Does anyone know if the code on the chip actually go to this game?
thanks Steve Title: Re: Correct sound chip? Post by: Red7 on September 07, 2012, 11:58:11 AM Well I did give it a shot.. I took the chip out and tried to straighten that pin.. Being my first time working with this kind of chip.. it was a bit of a mess I should say.. The pin has left the chip forever.. and the machine no longer has any voice of it's own.. :(
If anyone has a chip please let me know.. Thanks (I don't know if it even was the right chip to start with.. possibly could have been if the bent pin was stopping it from operating properly? I will never know.. ) Steve Title: Re: Correct sound chip? Post by: a69mopar on September 07, 2012, 08:47:45 PM Hi Steve,
I have one, email me... The bent pin would have it to not work at all, not the incorrect sounds. Thanks, Wayne Title: Re: Correct sound chip? Post by: tucsondirect on October 23, 2012, 09:13:31 PM Well I did give it a shot.. I took the chip out and tried to straighten that pin.. Being my first time working with this kind of chip.. it was a bit of a mess I should say.. The pin has left the chip forever.. and the machine no longer has any voice of it's own.. :( the pin CAN be soldered back on if you tin the post first then glob some solder, let it cool and carefully stack or even tape the broken pin or a peice of metal near the same size on top of it. Then apply the iron to the bottom side of the pin, just until it melts into place.If anyone has a chip please let me know.. Thanks (I don't know if it even was the right chip to start with.. possibly could have been if the bent pin was stopping it from operating properly? I will never know.. ) Steve Remove the iron in a quick jerk while staying parallel to the pin Title: Re: Correct sound chip? Post by: a69mopar on October 24, 2012, 12:52:28 PM the pin CAN be soldered back on if you tin the post first then glob some solder, let it cool and carefully stack or even tape the broken pin or a peice of metal near the same size on top of it. Then apply the iron to the bottom side of the pin, just until it melts into place. I'm not saying that it can't be done, but this is not a DIP chip, it is a TSOP48. The pins are very fine, and the heat can affect the chip if you're not careful.Remove the iron in a quick jerk while staying parallel to the pin Title: Re: Correct sound chip? Post by: tucsondirect on October 24, 2012, 02:32:59 PM the pin CAN be soldered back on if you tin the post first then glob some solder, let it cool and carefully stack or even tape the broken pin or a peice of metal near the same size on top of it. Then apply the iron to the bottom side of the pin, just until it melts into place. I'm not saying that it can't be done, but this is not a DIP chip, it is a TSOP48. The pins are very fine, and the heat can affect the chip if you're not careful.Remove the iron in a quick jerk while staying parallel to the pin thought it was a Dip, Your best bet would be to solder a jumper wire to it or radios shack sells conductive glue goop stuff that is great for these little problems |