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  1. A quick update, i thought i had got rid of this strange reset issue but alas i had not (well i have now). So running on the golden nudge it cart, 9 times out of ten when you got nudges it would work, however with its own nippy nudger cart it rarely would, normal gameplay fine but as soon as you nudged it would reset. Wiring between the two carts slightly different as it uses different lamp outputs for nudge feature and the coin lockout and one of the meters are swapped. Anyway by total accident i realised it was only when the four lamps in the nudge panel were flashing and you nudged it would reset, take the lamps out and it would be fine, now psu is ok all recapped and new regulator, 5.1v very steady but a 0.4v drop on the 15v (15.2v) when lamps flashing. I was only getting 8.6v across the 9.1v zener but that could well be within tolerance. At this point i cheated a little as the only 9.1v zener i have is a stud mount diode so i put an 8.2v zener in (i do recall Barcrest released some notes on MPU3 about changing the zener on low voltage sites, not that mine is low). It works fine now every time. So maybe it is an iffy zener transistor or resistor on the voltage sense circuit (i dont care now it works)
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  2. Whoooo - oooo - ooo 👻 Better (absurdly) late than never! Incoming shortly. (Probably not worth the wait lol)
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  3. For the sound it's worth checking that you're seeing the 15v on the collector of T11, if you haven't already. IC3 only delivers the basic sound bleeps, the main sounds come from IC2. Not sure which one supplies the error sounds? For the Hold button it's possibly one of the associated diodes in the switch matrix unless it's affecting other switches you may not have noticed yet. In that case it could be IC22 or one of the caps C24-28 going short. It's quite easy to fault.
    2 points
  4. Still not here yet! hoping in the next few weeks
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  5. Hello experts So, Bob is right. I installed the wrong component: T56. 🙄 I was really incompetent. This board has already been repaired, and the previous owner installed the wrong component, BC172. I always check the component and the schematic; and on the schematic, it's a BC172. Hence the mistake. Now it starts; yes; Bingo! 🙂 😀 Thank you; thank you again. But, well, there are some problems: The sound; I'm going to replace T11. The display is acting up a bit. One scroll bar is stuck in HOLD mode. And others... I'm going to check the connectors, the soldering, etc. Thank you very much.
    2 points
  6. https://www.fruit-emu.com/forums/files/file/843-topgear-1280-dx/?fbclid=IwY2xjawPqHSVleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETBpRnNnRENYRFNEeE5GcXZsc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHpXGeV-iKxZ8YCMaTM933uYvOIHV8xr726pu7dkHQlwCE1Y_EoKpcShlwqxi_aem_XhDFX2ULw8TSZOxILnCAzA If anyone can help. if you are on FRUIT EMU. i for the life of me cant get on as cant register its calling me spam lol and saying im not welcome very odd as i was offering to pay anually. im not the only one who cant so ever runs it may want to look into it. I need this DX LAYOUT and early v ROMS (basically this link downloaded and emailed if poss to me or is it here on the mecca????? its TOP GEAR and this one seems to be the 3 pound version . i have the real machine but its the 4 pound. i love my machine and wanted to see the differences thanks and regards j sharpe showreels4u@hotmail.com
    1 point
  7. Wow! Just seen this. What an absolute gem of a machine. Good luck - would be lovely to see the old girl in action.
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  8. As they say... the end justifies the means.
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  9. No, the congratulations are for you, the experts. I'll try to find the right diagram. Thank you. To be continued.
    1 point
  10. There are three different types of RESET circuit. There is pic of them in the downloads area somewhere and they are all different. Felicitations Lamiral.
    1 point
  11. You'll tell me; look at your first repaired MPU. !!! Make some comparisons. It's back in its machine and working perfectly thanks to you. I don't want to touch it anymore. Okay, I'm going to investigate my problems. Thanks
    1 point
  12. T56 should be a thyristor? 2N5061 or 2N5060 at least that's what should have been removed. You had better check!
    1 point
  13. Good evening, everyone. Thank you for taking an interest in my problem. So, T56 = BC172 (new) As are T57, T58, T59, and T60 (BC172) (new) T61 = ZTX510 (new) I'm going to do some checks, track checks and others. Thanks; have a good evening.
    1 point
  14. Good Morning, Reset line is on pin 34 of all the 6821`s and a few other places, also easier is the test pin above the power socket, see pic. Connect your logic probe, turn it on and report back what happens. 👍
    1 point
  15. OK, the first thing is this is probably a MOD 2 board being as it has a 74LS03 as IC24. The output is now on pin 11. Does it come out of RESET? On switch on it should stay LOW for about 1 second then go HIGH. Do you have the correct RAM fitted, it takes the smaller RAM (in Bytes) 256x4. HM6561 or equivalent. Because of this it won't run later games. T62 doesn't appear in this revision of the board as it has a thyristor (T56) in the RESET circuit.
    1 point
  16. Classic 777 Heavens graphic layout will be released later this month. Forum member, Thompy, has been supplying me high quality images and technical assistance from his own machine over the last couple of years, just recently he has supplied vital lamp numbers so the emulation can be released with almost 100% accuracy. . 'Thompy' also supplied video and sound of the pull handle mechanism from his actual machine and thanks to our late, great, mfme author, Chris, it is now incorporated into mfme. J
    1 point
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