That is a very old version of that software.
You will need a very old setchip for that one.
The setchip you are using is too new for it.

Thanks for the reply. On my board, the jumper switches are on the back side so that they cannot be changed quickly or easily. There are 10 switch positions, but the manual only mentions 6 and only 4 positions for payout percentages. And it just doesn't make any sense to me. Here are photos of the front of my board and the back of my board with the jumper switches and also a page from the manual that poorly describes what to do to change percentages.

I have a similar machine and the only manual I can find also refers to jumper switches.  However, on the CPU board right next to the 8-position switch is a series of wires all lined up in a row.  In order to change the percentage, you need to open (disconnect) or close (connect) the wires.  I'm fairly new at this, but my thought it that the wires were put in place to make it a little harder to set the percentages.  Otherwise, anyone could easily and intentionally (or accidentally) reset the percentages in just a second.  The wires are still really simple to deak with:  It's just a matter of soldering or unsoldering a wire to make or break the connection, but it requires a soldering iron and the true intention of changing the %, as opposed to just sliding a switch.  Anyhow, that's how my machine is built.  If you upload a phot of your cpu board, we can confirm.


Good luck! 

I am looking for the complete candle that is on top of the S3000 topper.  If anyone has one pm me with price and details.  I am also looking for the blue led for the door where the bills are inserted.

Hi!
I need a sound chip for a Bally 6000 Beach Party.
I just purchased a Frankie & Annette Bally 6000 "BEACH PARTY" slot at the Chicagoland Show this past weekend.
There is no sound for the BONUS FEATURE. I am told that the chip that is now in the machine PS00000GNRC2-00
U3 BMB 01/22/01 2001 L01-0515 is a generic sound chip, and there is no sound when the BONUS feature comes
up. Can anyone provide me with the correct sound chip, or possibly provide information where I might find one?
Maybe someone that has a working Beach Party machine could kindly provide the correct part number of that chip.
It would be located on the board on the upper left side of the machine.
Thanks in advance, for any help.
Regards,
Jerry