Title: s2000 PRIMARY SAS DOWN error Post by: Retro-Arcade on September 29, 2008, 01:37:53 AM I did a kit on an S2000
Set it up for printer use. Played fine, printed a couple of tickets etc. Played machine again today and printed a 15.00 ticket, now i am getting Priamry SAS down. I did some reading here, and couldn't really come up with anything. I have mine set to 001 does this sound right? Any experts out there? Thanks! Title: Re: s2000 PRIMARY SAS DOWN error Post by: Ron (r273) on September 29, 2008, 09:33:38 AM I am having the same problem. :99- Last time I went to 3.4.1.1.3 and enabled the game. This time it was already enabled. Anymore suggestions?
Title: Re: s2000 PRIMARY SAS DOWN error Post by: Ozzy on September 29, 2008, 09:35:37 AM Try removing the two rams on the CPU and replace them, then you will get critical error on power up. Turn reset key and follow instruction in display, once back to game mode check your settings.
cheers Ozzy Title: Re: s2000 PRIMARY SAS DOWN error Post by: Retro-Arcade on September 29, 2008, 08:43:12 PM ^
That sounds like doing some sort of RAM clear.... Am I correct? I have a clear chip I just didn't want to clear the whole thing out, and start all over. I was more curious as to if it were a setting I had messed up. Anyone? Title: Re: s2000 PRIMARY SAS DOWN error Post by: Ron (r273) on October 01, 2008, 09:21:59 AM Try removing the two rams on the CPU and replace them, then you will get critical error on power up. Turn reset key and follow instruction in display, once back to game mode check your settings. cheers Once again ozzy is correct! This worked! Basically you change the game, follow instructions, then set your options. Someone give that young man a karma! Thank you oz. Ron Ozzy Title: Re: s2000 PRIMARY SAS DOWN error Post by: cfh on October 01, 2008, 09:34:14 AM This is reposted from the old NLG. should help.
---------------- On my RW&B vision I'm getting a "main battery low" error message on the small blue dot matrix display. I pulled the processor board and found it has two batteries - one rechargable NiCad (which started to leak and was showing zero volts), and a coin-sized BR2330 (which shows 2.5 volts). I replaced the NiCad with a remote three AA battery pack with a blocking diode (so it doesn't try and recharge the AA batteries, and remote so no more leaking causing board corrosion). I'll try replacing the coin sized BR2330 next with a socket and replacable CR2032 lithium 3 volt battery. But which is the "main" battery? and what do they call the other battery? And why are there TWO batteries? What is the purpose of that? ---------------------- After replacing the coin battery, now have 3.2 volts showing at the battery and at pin 28 of the 628512 RAM chips. But now i get the error, "call attendant, RAM ERROR". Machine goes no where, vision LCD does nothing, this error comes on immediately. Ok so what did i do here? Do i need a clear chip or a key chip? i have an EPROM programmer so that's no problem. ------------------- Keep turning the Jackpot reset key until the display shows push and hold self test button, then after that close the door, (just follow the display) - Blueridge Slots ----------------- Yup open the coin door, turn the jackpot reset key and it gives you all sorts of messages which are advanced as you turn the jackpot key. and then it says to press the self-test button for 2-3 seconds, and then does an "auto-config" and "MsVerify". Takes a while but it eventually comes up with "Restart Closure M" and then "Primary SAS Down". Won't go past that. but i'll try messing around with the self-tests. At least the battery low message is gone! ------------------- If you get the SAS message the fastest way to get rid of it is to do a clear rather then trying to undo the last casino's setup that was left on the board. Much quicker to re-setup the denom then having to undo SAS - IMHO If you just want to undo SAS I think you have to Key chip it but not sure on that one. -DJH ---------------------------------- Ok i got the Key Chip (thanks Dave!), but really did not need it. Just in case anyone cares, it goes in socket U21 on the main (lower) processor board. It's a very strange system. put it in, boot up, nothing happens. turn it off, put original U21 chip back in, boot up. Press 'test' button, and key chip info is there on the vision screen. You can change options like payback percentage (which was not an option on the test menus before installing the key chip). After you boot up the next time, the key chip options are gone, and you're back to the 'normal' test menus. Also I should mention there is yet ANOTHER battery in this machine! In the "top" computer, the one with the flash card that runs the color vision display, there is another coin style battery. That makes THREE batteries. Wow that's a lot of batteries. In the end, i really did not need the key chip. Instead to get rid of the "primary sas down" message, go to test menu 3.4 and disable SAS. There is primary and secondary SAS. it's kind of strange and not so easy to disable, but i manged to get through the menus and figure it out. Game now plays fine! I will say this though, i'm pretty underwhelmed by the s2000 vision (mine is RW&B). The williams dotmation is a MUCH better game in my opinion. Not color, but the bonus games and dot matrix display is just more fun than the vision system. The WMS stuff has humor and is fun. The IGT vision is very stiff. Obviously better color graphics, but just very stiff. Also the WMS dotmations talk, where the vision (at least the one i have) does not. the IGT sound kind of sucks too - sound is much more elaborate on the dotmation, where the IGT is just a step up from the S+ in sound 'tones'. Maybe i need to convert the RW&B to another game? Because again, i'm pretty underwhelmed. Is there a better game i could convert to without spending a zillion dollars? and damn i bet it takes 5 minutes for this vision to boot up and play! (http://www.pinrepair.com/arcade/igt_rwb_vision1.jpg) (http://www.pinrepair.com/arcade/igt_rwb_vision2.jpg) (http://www.pinrepair.com/arcade/igt_rwb_vision3.jpg) (http://www.pinrepair.com/arcade/igt_rwb_vision4.jpg) Title: IGT VISION REEL TILT Post by: bondoexpress on October 02, 2008, 02:24:08 AM I have a reel tilt on a igt vision I have tried everything the 3rd reel seems to be off the reels spin and go into reel tilt.I have removed and replaced but still goes into tilt.I also tryed the reels into a diffeerent vision machine and they did the same thing reel tilt and reels spun slowly. anybody know whats wrong Thanks.
Title: Re: s2000 PRIMARY SAS DOWN error Post by: blueridgeslots on October 02, 2008, 10:14:26 AM I have a reel tilt on a igt vision I have tried everything the 3rd reel seems to be off the reels spin and go into reel tilt.I have removed and replaced but still goes into tilt.I also tryed the reels into a diffeerent vision machine and they did the same thing reel tilt and reels spun slowly. anybody know whats wrong Thanks. If you are saying the reels caused the problem in a different machine, I have seen the terminal pushed out of the connector at the plug and cause the reel to spin about half the cycle then tilt, check and see if one or more terminals isn't pushed out partially, this is caused when the reel doesn't set in the grove when installing in the shelfTitle: Re: s2000 PRIMARY SAS DOWN error Post by: mwade109 on April 17, 2009, 08:30:52 PM I am having the same problem, after setting up printer and shuting odd the hopper, about 3 days later I now have a Primary SAS Dorn error. What finally fixed it for you, assuming it is fixed.
Mike I did a kit on an S2000 Set it up for printer use. Played fine, printed a couple of tickets etc. Played machine again today and printed a 15.00 ticket, now i am getting Priamry SAS down. I did some reading here, and couldn't really come up with anything. I have mine set to 001 does this sound right? Any experts out there? Thanks! Title: Re: s2000 PRIMARY SAS DOWN error Post by: lonestarslots on January 11, 2010, 12:43:32 PM hi my name is lonnie i am with lonestar slots. youre problem is caused by not setting the correct ptimary sas channel. this is corrected by performing an all clear the key chip 17 (normal clear) the after the game is key chipped and boooted up press the test switch on the board go to options the find communications sect. find sas setup primary sas channel and chnge the channel to off also check the secondary channel too after you have done this back out of the menu this should fix your problem if you have trouble doing this call me at 972 230 2777.
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