S2000 Game King coinless to coin

[lmt]

I recently acquired an S2000 Game King model 96407600, the machine was a coin machine but now is configured for coinless operation.  I have ordered a hopper and coin head, the comparator is already installed.  How do I program the S2000 to recognize the hopper and play with coins?

[Foster]

You need a Key 17.or 22 depending on your game chips. There might be others key/clears available

FYIL
Game King and S2090 are both i960 platform game machines.
Game King is a video based slot machine.
S2000 is stepper based slot machine, has physical reels in the main cabinet if it has LCD behind the award glass (top box) and no ears a Vision model.
  If it has a LCD that you can touch and a light ring that can change colors it is most likely a S2000 Reel Touch.

IF you need to know how to do the physical stuff see my post about S2000 coinless to coin here is the link

http://newlifegames.net/nlg/index.php?topic=18423.0

I have never configured a Game King so the Game King Gurus will have to explain the key chip areas that need to be looked at and/or changed.

[knagl]

I recently acquired an S2000 Game King model 96407600, the machine was a coin machine but now is configured for coinless operation.  I have ordered a hopper and coin head, the comparator is already installed.  How do I program the S2000 to recognize the hopper and play with coins?

Welcome to the site.

 

As Foster mentioned, a S2000 and a Game King are two different machines.  A S2000 is a 3, 4, or 5 physical spinning reel slot machine.  A Game King is a video touchscreen machine with assorted video poker and video slot titles.

Model numbers typically don't tell us much, however a Google search points to the fact that it's a Game King video machine (not an S2000 slot), so I'm moving this post to the Game King section.  Please let us know exactly which machine you have (or post a picture of it if you're not sure) so that we can provide you with better information.

[lmt]

It is a Game King Video Poker machine, manufactured in 1998.  I have attached a photo.

Thank you

[lmt]

Need help - do I need key 17 or 22 (need to clear)?  I have listed the game chips below

Base M0000526
GME1 G0001777
GME2 G0001777
CG1 C0000351
CG2 C0000351
PXL1 C0000351
PXL2 C0000351

Thank you!

[proten]

 

[Buzz]

Key 040 is the only Key chip I've ever needed for a Game King with a 3802/3902 board and I've cleared and keyed a bunch of them !!!!  You have a good chance that a Key 17 will work, Key 22 usually is used for a I game.

[hdm72222]

I recently acquired an S2000 Game King model 96407600, the machine was a coin machine but now is configured for coinless operation.  I have ordered a hopper and coin head, the comparator is already installed.  How do I program the S2000 to recognize the hopper and play with coins?

[hdm72222]

Last time I did

1-ram clear
2-Machine will know has a hooper when program denomination, amount to pay by hopper ,etc
3-Limits
4-Disabling printer .
5-Good luck using keychip 40.
6-Thanks.

[lmt]

Making progress!  The machine is Game King 13" upright, the base is 19.25" wide.  I acquired an 18.5" pay tray that measures 20.5" wide with the endcaps.  Does not fit.
  - What size pay tray do I need?
  - The screw holes on the faceplate and the base do not match the screw locations on the endcaps.  What am I missing?

[Buzz]

I don't have a 13" GK but I do have a 17" I Game and the tray is 18 3/4 ' outside the end caps.  My S+, 19" GK, and S 2000 trays are 20 1/2" outside end caps.   In the past with the aid of a chop saw and a drill motor I've cut down Bally 5500 trays to fit Mid. cabnet machines.