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Title: interpretation of the "sp" Post by: ANDRIU on June 17, 2009, 02:02:46 PM Can somebody explain to me that they are the types in the "sp", for example, "SP611" Type 0,1,4,5,12 10MHZ, ID022 that this means? I appreciate any answer
Title: Re: interpretation of the "sp" Post by: rickhunter on June 17, 2009, 03:13:43 PM Can somebody explain to me that they are the types in the "sp", for example, "SP611" Type 0,1,4,5,12 10MHZ, ID022 that this means? I appreciate any answer A "type" in this case refers to the features that the game chip SP611 supports. A detailed description can be found on our newbie faq here: http://www.newlifegames.net/spset/gametypes.htm (http://www.newlifegames.net/spset/gametypes.htm) IDO22 is the Bill Validator Protocol ID that this game chip supports. Newer SP chips support IDO023. Title: Re: interpretation of the "sp" Post by: knagl on June 17, 2009, 07:21:11 PM ...and the "10MHZ" means it works on the 10Mhz boards (the "older" type MPU boards with the blue volume knob on them -- the most common board type installed in machines). There were also 16Mhz boards made later in the S+ run that require certain SP chips that were designed for those boards.
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