Setting up a chamII+ with an S+ as a stand alone.

[CommTech]

good tip.  I'm going to start use v1, v2, etc as the first two letters in the message until the thing is just the way I want it. 

[CommTech]

The reason I started doing this was that I had three messages in the one file separated by jackpot tokens. You can't cut and paste so I couldn't get rid of the tokens (although I could manually change their time to the shortest setting to get through them faster). By the time I was working on the third message at the end of the file the waiting around was getting old.

btw, that's also how I discovered the maximum of 31 (30, 31, or 32 -- I forget which ) paragraphs. I wanted to add a 4th message. I found that the total length of the file -- i.e. shorter messages -- made no difference, It was only the number of paragraph commands. Once exceeded, I got a specific non-random set of "random" junk displayed. I'm pretty sure that the last paragraph sent the pointer oob, and it was displaying whatever code was at the address that the pointer was pointing to. That's when I wished the other .do files worked!!

[CommTech]

I feel like this is one of the stupider questions I've asked on here (I know there are no stupid questions), but when looking at the motherboard in my S+ upright, I know I need to connect connector from the ChamII+ to the board, but which three of the four pins on that motherboard connector are used?  The three closest to the pull arm/bill validator side of the machine, or the three closest to the "change" button side of the machine?

I got my programming done -- I'm itching to hook it up to the slot machine now and see it in action.   

Thanks.

[CommTech]

I feel like this is one of the stupider questions I've asked on here (I know there are no stupid questions), but when looking at the motherboard in my S+ upright, I know I need to connect connector from the ChamII+ to the board, but which three of the four pins on that motherboard connector are used?  The three closest to the pull arm/bill validator side of the machine, or the three closest to the "change" button side of the machine?

I got my programming done -- I'm itching to hook it up to the slot machine now and see it in action.   

Thanks.

Hang on, let me take a picture.

[Foster]

I had to re-read this topic  to double check setting up the Cham II+ with S+, since I bought another Cham II+ from April.
She is always great.
I noticed the first post stated M-08, M08.  I tried that setting the Cham II+ (or Cham II SA) did not respond to any coin in.
I tried M-05 and M08 for the S+ it is working perfectly.
That is the setting for S2000 as well