Does Any One No Where The Switches Are To Change The Color On Progressive?

[staz]

i was looking at my progressive on my s2k while i had the topglass off cleaning it and  i dont see no switches anywhere to change the color on it? its def not a mikohn....... the mikohns change colors i think thats whats on my bally monte..... this i think is a cham progressive........

[Foster]

Pictures will help ID the progressive
But if iyou configured it as a stand alone under 7.3.1 and set the values under 7.3.3 then it most likely A IGT Spectrum II.

[staz]

its def a spectrum........

[staz]

this is whar i want mine to do is change colors but mine just stays one color?????

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/WD-86R_Aq8c&rel=0" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/v/WD-86R_Aq8c&rel=0</a>

[reho33]

I think you are looking for the code that tells the display to be "Rainbow" so that the colors are rainbow across all the numbers. I believe that you have to use the software and  somewhere on this board I saw a post related to this, it is a code that tells the Mikhon display to be rainbow but I don't remember what that is.

[idesign]

i was looking at my progressive on my s2k while i had the topglass off cleaning it and  i dont see no switches anywhere to change the color on it? its def not a mikohn....... the mikohns change colors i think thats whats on my bally monte..... this i think is a cham progressive........

If it's a Spectrum then you need to do a chip change on it to make it change colors like in the video.  It's a PLCC chip located on the back of the board on the display.

[stormrider]

Staz,

As idesign pointed out you need to change the plcc chip
or it could be a dip switch setting depending on the chip you have installed.
This thread has all the answers you need to figure it out.


http://newlifegames.net/nlg/index.php?topic=762.0


You want a SDF100 if that is what you have then you need to change the dip setting
refer to reply 8 in the link


Tim

[PLUNGER BOY]

i was looking at my progressive on my s2k while i had the topglass off cleaning it and  i don't see no switches anywhere to change the color on it? its def not a mikohn....... the mikohns change colors i think thats whats on my bally monte..... this i think is a cham progressive........

If it's a Spectrum then you need to do a chip change on it to make it change colors like in the video.  It's a PLCC chip located on the back of the board on the display.

  how does one get one of these chips ? from who?  I also need one or more   i read that post awhile back and it was noted that if you didnt have a ## chip it would not color change  but didnt say were the chips came from thanks

[staz]

came to a conclusion i need a SDF100 chip to make my spectrum scroll....... mine in it is a 104....... who would have one for sale?

[idesign]

I have a few of these chips if anyone needs one PM me.

[stormrider]

I think you are looking for the code that tells the display to be "Rainbow" so that the colors are rainbow across all the numbers. I believe that you have to use the software and  somewhere on this board I saw a post related to this, it is a code that tells the Mikhon display to be rainbow but I don't remember what that is.

For the Mikohn chamII+ its called Dazzle and that would be MFILE 4 which is done with the switch and buttons on the cham board itself
looks very cool with that setting in my opinion.

Tim

[idesign]

To replace the chip, remove the back of the Specrtum (usually 4 nuts and 6 screws) and replace the chip in socket U2.  Also, notice that the dip switches must be set as shown in the photo below.