SYstem EProm ID

[dcslots]

I recently was given a number of S2000 Boards with software installed.  The person who gave them to me had no idea what the games on them were.

In an ordinary case, I would just look up the eprom numbers and do a cross reference.  Only problem is, there is so much tamper proff tape on the dang things, I can not read the numbers, and when I try to pull off the tape, no matter how careful I am, I am also ripping off part of the orginal labels and the number.

As I recall, there was a system option on the S+ that displayed the eprom numbers, so that once you put the board in, you could negotiate the system menus and then it would pull up/display the 4 digit game chip number or base chip number. 

My question...does the S2000 permit this, and if so, how the heck do I get to it?

Please be detailed in your response, as I am NOT an S2000 expert.

[Ozzy]

Once MPU is in machine and the game is ok enter meters by turning key switch, enter accounting menu, then sub menu VERSION METERS1:6 I think, meter PV 1 and 3 will give you base info and game info.


cheers


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[Ozzy]

Here is the info on entering meters etc. etc.


cheers


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[dcslots]

Ozzy, THANK YOU....I owe you a drink and a virgin to be named later.

[idesign]

Another way to do it is to just read the chip in a burner and look at the beginning of the file in the buffer.  The SB chip number will be on the 3rd line.