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I want to convert some gaming machines to Williams NXT and need the necessary parts, but I do not know where I can buy them, someone could help me?


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First of all, I would start with a solid WMS 550 Machine. From there, you need to find a CPUNXT Conversion board. Additionally, you need the proper power harness to ensure reliablility. I have seen fully loaded boards in the last 30 days for about $1800, the power harness is probably less than $40. If I see anything come up, I will put you in touch with the seller.

Thanks for its time. 

First I want to make the explanation which I am not an expert in the subject, I am in the learning stage, reason why I do not have an ample knowledge in the subject. 

The game machine that I want to modify is not Williams, if it wants to see it this is the direction:

http://www.innovation-games.com/esp/productos_pagamonedas_prime.htm (http://www.innovation-games.com/esp/productos_pagamonedas_prime.htm)

I do not know very clearly that pieces I must buy to turn it a WMS NXT or a WMS 550, I believe that it would need almost all the pieces except the monitor, bill Validator and coin selector.



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WMS = Williams.

You cannot buy the "Prime" machine.  If you want to run Williams NXT software, you must buy a williams machine, or at least a cabinet with WMS hardware on it.  The site you list has the 550 and the 360 with the nxt conversion available. Yes, they are expensive, but you cannot just buy any brand hardware and have it run the WMS NXT software.  This is all proprietary hardware and it must match for it to work right.  If you are not knowledgeable on these platforms, I suggest you spend the extra money and buy a complete solution.  And for the record, your assumption of buying nearly all the pieces is correct, but you exclude the Validator (depending on the brand and software ID type, you may need to change that too), coin selector (the NXT software only supports MC-40 and X10 coin acceptor, and it must have the right firmware on it), and the monitor (here again, the touchscreen interface must be WMS compatible, not everyone uses the same firmware, if your monitor does not use Microtouch with WMS firmware, you are out of luck).  Then there is the matter of fitting everything inside your cabinet.

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