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3.8 Displays 3.8.1 System 80 Gottlieb® 6 Digit Display Gottlieb® 6 Digit Display (Back) Gottlieb® 4 Digit Display Gottlieb® 4 Digit Display (Back) 3.8.1.1 Display Test - System 80 Display test is step number 19 System 80 games. Each display, including the credit/match display participates in 'walking' each digit (0 through 9 beginning with 0) across each display.

The 'walking' begins at the match side of the credit/match display, then moves to players 1 and 3, then to players 2 and 4. After a '9' is walked through all displays, the cycle starts again with '0'. 3.8.2 System 80A Gottlieb® System 80A 7 Digit Display Gottlieb® System 80A 7 Digit Display (Back) Gottlieb® 4 Digit Display Gottlieb® 4 Digit Display (Back) 3.8.2.1 Display Test - System 80A Display test is step number 19 System 80A games. Each display lights every position, and advances through all of the numbers starting with '0' and ending with '9'. Once '9' is reached, the process starts over at '0' again. 3.8.3 System 80B Gottlieb® System 80B Display Component Side Gottlieb® System 80B Display Solder Side System 80B games introduced the 20 alphanumeric character dual line display module.

These displays evolved over time. The one pictured here was used in games Chicago Cubs Triple Play until Excalibur. The two large ICs found on this board (Rockwell 10941 segment driver and Rockwell 10939 digit driver) are long obsolete and very hard to obtain. Other components on the board are readily available. The board rectifies 32VAC via diodes CR1-CR4 to produce -45VDC and -15VDC for use by the segment and digit drivers.

Should one or more of these diodes fail, the foil trace on the board sometimes acts like a fuse, and burns itself up. The picture at right shows a board that experienced this failure, along with a jumper to repair the damaged trace. Gottlieb System 80B Alpha-Numeric Display Board with header pin connections. (Bad Girls) The last System 80B games (Hot Shots, Big House, Bad Girls, and Bone Busters) all used a larger alphanumeric vacuum fluorescent display assembly. This type of display used two sets of.156' header pins instead of the more familiar edge connection.

3.8.3.1 Display Test - System 80B Simulation of System 80B display test Display test is test number 20 for System 80B. All 40 of the alpha-numeric 'digits' (both the top and bottom displays) will light starting with a '0', next a '+', then an 'X', and finally a ','. In doing this, all possible segments of all the display digits are lit at one point during display test.

Driver 3 Ps2 Torrent Iso. 3.9 Reset Board Gottlieb® System 80 / 80B Reset Board Starting with Devil's Dare, the first System 80A game, the reset board became a staple of the Gottlieb® design to automatically reset the CPU board should the CPU lock up. Apparently games locking up on location was an issue with System 80 games. The reset board was created to resolve this issue, should the game lock up, and no one is present to manually reset the game by shutting it off and turning it back on.

The reset board is a small footprint PCB with the board designation of A24, and is located adjacent to the TC1 connector of the CPU board. The connection on the reset board is A24P1, while the connection for TC1 of the CPU board is A24P2. As long as someone can turn the game off, should it lock up, there is no need to keep the reset board connected. In most cases, the aged reset boards are more troublesome if allowed to remain connected. Connection at TC1 to the reset board. A 3. Instructor Manual Management Daft Cengage. 0Kohm resistor, added between pins 7 and 11 of TC1.

Along with adding the reset board, Gottlieb® added a 3.0Kohm resistor across pins 7 and 11 of the reset board connection at MPU connector TC1. If not using the reset board, it's advised to add this resistor to the back of the board, as shown at right. This resistor pulls the read/write line to high when not pulled down by the 6502. The reset board connector also has a 1N270 diode soldered to it. There is no need to add this diode to the MPU since it's part of the reset board function. If using connector A24-P2, do not add the 3.0Kohm resistor. Doing so will change the value of the combined resistors.