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Title: SMI's wanted Post by: FOXSSLOTS1 on September 22, 2009, 05:20:38 PM Can someone supply me with Bally pro SMI s for 6890, 6998, 7129, 7156, 7165, and 7531 - need them in Adobe readible files - I have a mac and cannot read txt/doc files. thank you.
Title: Re: SMI's wanted Post by: a69mopar on September 22, 2009, 07:01:58 PM Hi Barry,
I'm on the road, I'll check when I get home, unless someone else has them 1st Thanks, Wayne Title: Re: SMI's wanted Post by: StatFreak on September 23, 2009, 05:33:32 AM The only one that I have of those listed is smi 7531.
:172- Title: Re: SMI's wanted Post by: a69mopar on September 23, 2009, 07:17:12 AM I had the same 1 as Stat. Hopefully someone else has the rest.
W Title: Re: SMI's wanted Post by: FOXSSLOTS1 on September 23, 2009, 08:21:52 AM thank you - its a start - karma to stat
Title: Re: SMI's wanted Post by: stayouttadabunker on September 23, 2009, 01:29:11 PM Can I ask?
What are Bally Pro "SMI's" ? I have a Bally ProSlot 5500 and I am wondering if that's the chips that occupy the U3/U4/U12 and U15 sockets? :129- While we're at it...what are the U18 and U20 sockets for? Title: Re: SMI's wanted Post by: TZtech on September 23, 2009, 05:05:57 PM Hi SB
SMI is the bally equivalent of IGT PAR sheets (PAR = Paytable and Reelstrip. SMI =?) U3 = 27512 U4 = 27512 U12 = 27512 U15 = 27512 U18 = 27512 U20 = 27512 Ok according to the schematics they are all for EPROMs - Unfortunately their functions are not listed on the parts breakdown Regards Ian Title: Re: SMI's wanted Post by: stayouttadabunker on September 23, 2009, 05:21:04 PM Well,
We're getting somewhere at least Ian! Thank you! I think the U18 & U20 sockets are for the particular type of game. Such as "Wild Rose" or Blazing 7's"... The others I don't know yet though.... The list you gave is the "device" types for the sockets I listed from the MPU board. ADD>> I could be wrong on this but I think the eproms should be M27C256B chips? Made by "ST"? At least that's the kind of chips mine has....hmm... :129- Title: Re: SMI's wanted Post by: stayouttadabunker on September 23, 2009, 05:33:18 PM I checked my spare 5500 board and that one has some chips that are 512's...and a couple that are 256's...
I assume you can use both as long as the files are burned correctly onto them in the right spot... Now I'm wondering if the jumpers next to the sockets need to be moved depending on what size chips occupy the sockets... The jumpers I'm looking at are at positions JW4/JW5/JW6/JW14... there are 7 other jumpers on the board located at JW2/JW8/JW9/JW10/JW11/JW12/ and finally JW13... I'll be damned if anyone knows what all these jumpers are for.... :79- Title: Re: SMI's wanted Post by: TZtech on September 23, 2009, 06:48:29 PM Hello Barry -
a69mopar posted basic SMI info here http://newlifegames.net/nlg/index.php?topic=393.msg2378#msg2378 - Sorry dont have the actual SMI's SB - Jumper settings are as follows JW1 OUT External Antenna IN OUT JW2 IN Wait State IN OUT JW4 512K EPROM Size 256K 512K JW5 512K EPROM Size 256K 512K JW6 512K EPROM Size 256K 512K JW8 IN PCB Antenna IN OUT JW9 RS-232 Serial Standard RS-232 RS-422 JW10 IN SafeRAM™ Clear (unused) IN OUT JW11 OUT VBB Door Open Latch IN OUT JW12 OUT Battery IN OUT JW13 IN SafeRAM™ Key IN OUT JW14 IN VBATT to RAM IN OUT Title: Re: SMI's wanted Post by: a69mopar on September 23, 2009, 06:57:11 PM Hi,
I see it a little different, the smi is the reference number for the personality program of each game, sort of like SS numbers for IGT S-Plus machines. Bally calls PAR sheets Par sheets, as can be seen on their website. The SMI number is printed on the to right corner of each personality chip (if an original), after the part number.The personality chips are U18 and U20 in either S5500, or S6000 machines. They are usually 256 chips. These chips would be the equivalent of SS (reel) chips in an S-Plus. I knew what Barry meant, and so did David, but maybe I should have posted that Barry wanted Par sheets. Thanks, Wayne Title: Re: SMI's wanted Post by: a69mopar on September 23, 2009, 07:03:40 PM Game Name SMI # Part Number ART FORM Max Hit Frequency Max-Coin Percentage Top Award coins
BLAZING 7s 3CB 6890 BL7-5053 14.09 87.68 1500 3CB FLAMING 7s 3CB 6890 14.09 87.68 1500 3CB REEL GEMS 6890 14.09 87.68 1500 3CB BLACK GOLD 6998 WLI-5028 11.24 92.98 5000 2CM WILD ROSE $5 BLACK GOLD PROGRAM 2CM 6998 11.24 92.98 5000 2CM Black Velvet $5 7129 E613511X-05 15.65 92.93 2000 2CM BLAZING 7s 3CB 7156 13.14 98.02 1500 3CB BLACK GOLD 2CM 7165 WLI-5028 11 90.02 5000 2CM WILD ROSE $5 BLACK GOLD PROGRAM 2CM 7165 11 90.02 5000 2CM All American 7531 DM7-5004 13.92 86.45 5000 2CM BLACK AND WHITE DOUBLE JACKPOT 7531 13.92 86.45 5000 2CM Triple Blazing 7s Double 7531 DM7-5001 13.92 86.45 5000 2CM Twist and Shout Double 7531 13.92 86.45 5000 2CM I will look at updating the list I posted when I get some free time. Thanks, Wayne Title: Re: SMI's wanted Post by: stayouttadabunker on September 23, 2009, 11:35:52 PM All awesome posts guys! A round of kudos + for everyone! :wa
Title: Re: SMI's wanted Post by: a69mopar on September 24, 2009, 12:05:51 AM Thanks for the K+ Mark.
Hi SB SMI is the bally equivalent of IGT PAR sheets (PAR = Paytable and Reelstrip. SMI =?) U3 = 27512 U4 = 27512 U12 = 27512 U15 = 27512 U18 = 27512 U20 = 27512 Ok according to the schematics they are all for EPROMs - Unfortunately their functions are not listed on the parts breakdown Regards Ian U3 and U4 are supplements U12 and U15 are Mains (U28 and U43 on S6000) U18 and U20 are personality chips W Title: Re: SMI's wanted Post by: a69mopar on September 24, 2009, 12:37:33 AM SMI (Specific Model Information) The percentage, Reel Tape specifications, art form numbers,
glass numbers, and EPROM identification that comprise a unique model This is right out of the "book of knowledge" W Title: Re: SMI's wanted Post by: stayouttadabunker on September 24, 2009, 12:52:42 AM I've been on this site forever it seems and that's the first time I ever heard of anyone figuring out what "SMI" meant!
Great job mopar!!!! :131- :3- 50 kudos to you now! Title: Re: SMI's wanted Post by: TZtech on September 24, 2009, 03:20:45 AM Hi a69mopar
My bad - thanks for clearing that up - Another K+ Regards Ian Title: Re: SMI's wanted Post by: StatFreak on September 24, 2009, 08:49:53 AM I have one semi-original "par" sheet for a Bally 5500 SMI dated June of 1993, and its official title is "System 5000/5500 Personality Description."
It is not completely original in that it is a photocopy made by the casino at the time, but it has a Gaming Control Board dated and hand numbered approval stamp on the front page and was inside the machine when I bought it. It is eight pages in length. Interestingly, the front page has the SMI number, a separate model number, a personality ID number, a map table number, a win table number, and a PDN. There is also a configuration number, but it's (00-00). That's a lot of numbers to describe one payout percentage chip set of one game theme! <ADD> Incidentally, I have a pdf copy of the same smi number, but it contains only the last two pages of the printed copy. |