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Title: IGT S+ Double Diamond Help Post by: cevers on February 12, 2013, 01:23:21 AM I have a IGT S+ double diamond machine. It has never worked since I have owned it so I am trying to reserect it. I put a new battery in I have changed the bill validator form a DBV-45 to a DBV-200 and I did the ram clear and bill validator set on it. I go through the steps and everything happens the way the directions read but that's where it ends. I have a couple of different things happening form that point. at fisrt I was getting 3300 in the paid window and the bottom candle was flashing. after fooling with it a little more the bottom of the candle is flashing and I am showing a 20 in the credit window and 80 in the paid window. The machine will not accept coins or bills at this point. I also noticed that U-18 slot on the board does not have a chip in it. Is this intentionally left empty or is it missing?
Title: IGT S+ board eproms Post by: cevers on February 12, 2013, 01:41:22 PM I recently got an IGT S+ Double Diamond machine. On the CPU board in slot U-18 there is no eprom chip. Is this slot intentionally left empty or am i missing a chip? If it is indeed missing what chip do i need and where can i get one?
Title: Re: IGT S+ board eproms Post by: Ron (r273) on February 12, 2013, 02:02:33 PM Mine have a 28 pin chip labeled SCN2681AC1N28 in U18 socket. I would
put that in the WTB section. I do not know what it is for. Ron (r273) Title: Re: IGT S+ board eproms Post by: stayouttadabunker on February 12, 2013, 07:55:32 PM R273 is correct but I'd like to add something if I may?
I could be wrong but I noticed that only the MPU's dated before 1995 had that particular socket location marked as "U18" - most MPU boards for the S+ later marked that 28-pin socket location as "U27". Someone please feel free to correct this wild discovery if you see other...Thanks! :89- Every S+ MPU board I've ever seen has the chip r273 mentioned above and it is a "DUART" chip...haha! Hope somebody might be able explain what the "duart" chip does 'cause I have no idea! :5- Title: Re: IGT S+ board eproms Post by: TZtech on February 12, 2013, 08:25:52 PM Only needed if You need SAS comms through the DCS port
Title: Re: IGT S+ board eproms Post by: dhellis on February 12, 2013, 08:32:53 PM R273 is correct but I'd like to add something if I may? A DUART chip is a dual Universal Asynchronous Receiver Transmitter. Older systems, including computers use a UART I could be wrong but I noticed that only the MPU's dated before 1995 had that particular socket location marked as "U18" - most MPU boards for the S+ later marked that 28-pin socket location as "U27". Someone please feel free to correct this wild discovery if you see other...Thanks! :89- Every S+ MPU board I've ever seen has the chip r273 mentioned above and it is a "DUART" chip...haha! Hope somebody might be able explain what the "duart" chip does 'cause I have no idea! :5- which is essentially the Serial Port. Title: Re: IGT S+ board eproms Post by: coorslight115 on February 12, 2013, 11:21:38 PM Not needed for home use, has no effect on game play. Do not waste your time or money trying to find one... :88-
Title: Re: IGT S+ board eproms Post by: cevers on February 13, 2013, 12:27:10 AM Thanks for all the help. Fooled with the machine a little more tonight and up and running!
Title: Re: IGT S+ board eproms Post by: Ron (r273) on February 13, 2013, 11:36:33 AM Not needed for home use, has no effect on game play. Do not waste your time or money trying to find one... :88- Good info! Thanks! Ron (r273) |