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Progressive Controllers and Displays => IGT Stand-alone Progressive Systems => Topic started by: dale on October 13, 2016, 10:29:00 AM

Title: Link Progressive Down
Post by: dale on October 13, 2016, 10:29:00 AM
Having problems getting into my progressive setup after Key 45. Can get to 7.3.1 Controller Select but cannot save the settings. Cannot get into 7.3.3 Stand Alone Set up at all. Used clear 224, 223, 97. Used Key 31, 32, 45. Changed 504 boards and SB and SG chips. HELP! It did work before, but I tried to change the machine over to WAP but failed , (operator error). Now back to Standalone.


Dale
Title: Re: Link Progressive Down
Post by: dale on October 13, 2016, 01:39:44 PM

UPDATE
I somehow cleared the LINK PROGRESSIVE DOWN and am able to play the machine but still cannot change the values in 7.3.1 Controller Select and cannot access 7.3.3 at all after Key to get my Spectrum progressive rolling again...
HELP!!


Dale
Title: Re: Link Progressive Down
Post by: 777sizzler on October 13, 2016, 01:46:03 PM
Dale,  On the stand-alone set-up just use a 31key and if needed use the 97 clear on that one.  At this point if it is working just use the 31 key, wait for the lights,power down,reinstall base chip-all while leaving the main door open.
Title: Re: Link Progressive Down
Post by: dale on October 13, 2016, 03:04:30 PM

OK , Ill try that.... Not sure what the heck happened Barry.


Dale
Title: Re: Link Progressive Down
Post by: dale on October 13, 2016, 03:26:30 PM

Back to Link Progressive Down, cant play the bottom and cannot change values or access 7.3.3 at all.Wonder what the hell I did.


Dale :banghead:
Title: Re: Link Progressive Down
Post by: kforeman on October 13, 2016, 04:27:21 PM
hi Dale!


what game chip version(s) are you using?  :Scratch-Head:   i will look at the PSR for some help...
Title: Re: Link Progressive Down
Post by: dale on October 14, 2016, 07:32:24 AM

SG000534.


For some reason I cannot access 7.3.3 or change any values in 7.3.1 after Keying.......  :banghead: :hissyfit:


Dale
Title: Re: Link Progressive Down
Post by: dale on October 14, 2016, 10:47:22 AM

I can clear the machine and just key the denomination and the bottom works but no Progressive of course as I cannot get to the values to change......Does SG000363 support progressive?


Dale

Title: Re: Link Progressive Down
Post by: dale on October 14, 2016, 11:22:51 AM

UPDATE


The game plays fine, hit the bonus round and it worked fine. Cannot access 7.3 Progressive with Key . Is there anything, anywhere in any part of the menu ( accounting, history, options) that would prevent me from accessing that. I cannot find any difference in my other machines that are progressive off hand,,,,,,, :hissyfit:


Whiny, Dale
Title: Re: Link Progressive Down
Post by: kforeman on October 14, 2016, 12:49:40 PM

SG000534.


For some reason I cannot access 7.3.3 or change any values in 7.3.1 after Keying.......  :banghead: :hissyfit:


Dale


hi Dale...the information below is copied and pasted directly from the PSR for SG000534, my comments are :waving_flag: [/size]in green:[size=78%][/color]

[/size]COMPLETE SET OF GAME PROGRAMS[size=78%]
Game PROM - The main game logic is stored on a set of two programmable read-only memory chips (PROMs), which are 27C801 or 27C080 devices. The labels indicate STEPPER GAME, GME1 or GME2, and the game version (SG000534).
Base PROM - The companion base PROM, which is a 27C240, 27C4002, or 27C4096 device, contains some of the game sounds and the paytable information. The base PROM should match the reel strips and top glass installed on the machine. The label indicates STEPPER BASE and the SB number, which identifies the paytable (SBxxxxxx).
Key Chip - The key chip is required to change some game options, such as the denomination. The key chip is a 27C4002 or a 27C240 device and is labeled with the key chip number KEY00045.  :waving_flag:  i always use the keychip version listed on the PSR
Clear Chip - This IGT utility program enables the operator to clear the game memory. Use IVC00223 (or replacement) to clear RAM or use IVC00224 (or replacement) to clear RAM and EEPROM. WARNING: The use of Clear Chips should be restricted. Please check the requirements for your jurisdiction regarding their use.
Version PROM - The version PROM is a 27C1001 or a 27C010 device that specifies the machine release number, the jurisdiction ID, and the casino ID. The version PROM controls what is available to meet special jurisdictional requirements. The label indicates STEPPER VERSION and the version number:
VERSION DESCRIPTION: VS011GX0 single denomination & VS011NX4 single denomination – New Jersey ONLY
VFD - The VFD program controls the vacuum fluorescent display. The label indicates VACUUM FLOR DISPLAY and the VFD number. VFD00007 is required for controller boards with part number 75117700. VFDF3001 is required for controller boards with part number 75120400. Some game themes require an additional display. The number (VFD1xxxx) is dependent on the game theme.
MMLB Card - A DSV card must be installed on Multimedia Lite board II for game themes using enhanced sound. To play sounds, set all DIP switches on the DSV card to off. The number (DSVxxxxx) is dependent on the game theme.
Reel Driver - The reel driver is a slave program that operates the [/size]mechanical [size=78%]top box. The number (RDxxxx, RDFxxx, or RDPxxxx) is dependent on the game theme. NOTE: For information on the various types of reel driver programs, please refer to the Program Summary Report titled REEL DRIVER PSR by contacting your customer service representative or accessing the IGT web site.
Optional Spectrum Display - SDF100 is required for controller boards with part number 75512602. SD0111 or SD0112 is required for controller boards with part number 75512600. SD0092 is required for controller boards with part number 75508400.  [/size]NOTE: For spectrum text messaging capability, SDF100, SD0112, or later versions must be used.[size=78%]
[/size]GAME TYPE[size=78%]
This version supports S2000 games with single denomination. The available slot stepper games are:
STEPPER SLOT GAME TYPES
American Bandstand
Elvis
Viva Las Vegas
Family Feud Fast Money
Family Feud Triple Round
Harley Davidson
I Love Lucy Jeopardy!
Marilyn
Sinatra
UNO
Wheel of Fortune
Wheel of Fortune 5-reel
Wheel of Gold

i also checked the progressive configuration section:


[/size]7.3 Progressive[size=78%]
The progressive submenus can only be configured and/or displayed when the paytable program supports progressive awards.  :waving_flag:  This note indicates to me that perhaps your SB version doesn't support progressive configuration...post your SB and i can check the PAR sheet if you don't have it.
7.3.1 Controller Select - Displays a list of levels to be configured. For each level, the operator must select from a list of progressive types (e.g., none, SAS, link, and standalone). NOTE: Before the operator can select SAS as the controller, the SAS group must be set.
7.3.2 Progressive Display - Setup Although this option appears, it has no affect.
7.3.3 Stand Alone Setup - This page determines the limit amount, the current amount, the add percentage, and the base amount for each progressive level.
7.3.4 SAS Progressive Group - This page sets the SAS progressive group. If set to zero, SAS progressive capabilities are disabled. The operator can set the SAS group from 1 to 255.
Title: Re: Link Progressive Down
Post by: dale on October 14, 2016, 01:08:34 PM

SB100036. The game works only the progressive isn't working....


Dale, thanks.
Title: Re: Link Progressive Down
Post by: kforeman on October 14, 2016, 01:42:13 PM

SB100036. The game works only the progressive isn't working....


Dale, thanks.


hi Dale...your PAR sheet isn't available on IGT's website any longer and i don't have it saved so unfortunately i can't help with that.  :duh: 
are you running a WOF theme?  also did you try the 363 SG's? i know the 363 is progressive capable as i've had several on my casino's floor over the years; i can check that PSR as well for you.
Title: Re: Link Progressive Down
Post by: kforeman on October 14, 2016, 01:50:54 PM

I can clear the machine and just key the denomination and the bottom works but no Progressive of course as I cannot get to the values to change......Does SG000363 support progressive?


Dale


hi Dale,

the SG363 PSR reads that key31 is required and the progressive functionality is there.  also the 363 is a much more compatible SG version with various themes and game types.  according to the PSR certain game types are not progressive capable, see the note below:



GAME TYPE
This version supports S2000 games with MD3 O/S capabilities. The available stepper slot game types and games are:
STEPPER SLOT GAME TYPES
Type 0 (generic)
Type 1 (Slam Dunk, Balloon Bars, etc.)
Type 2 (Haywire or Chaos)
Type 4 (Spin ‘Til You Win)
Type 5 (4th of July)
Type 19 (4th Coin Buy-A-Pay or Magnificent Seven)
Type 20 (Double Chance)
Type 21 (Haywire Deluxe)
Type 23 (random nudge)
Type 25 (Bonus Sizzling 7’s)
Type 29 (Wheel Winners)
Type 64 (Cleopatra, Leopard Claw)
Type 69 (Spam)
Type 70 (Beetle Bailey’s Roll for Rank)
Type 73 (Big Times Pay, Bonus Times Pay)
Type 76 (Haywire 4-reel)
Type 78 (Super Mag 7, Classic 7s)
Type 81 (Double Diamond Run)
Type 88 (Top Dollar Lucky Roll)
Type 90 (Magic Mirror)
Type 91 (Double Diamond)
Type 96 (Mystical Diamond Spin 2-coin)
Type 104 (Mystical Diamond Spin 3-coin)
Type 109 (Triple Stars Slotto)
NOTE: Progressive capabilities are not available in Type 19, Type 69, Type 73, Type 76, and Type 78 games.

THEME SPECIFIC S2000 GAMES (For game specific sound, a DSVxxxxx program corresponding to the game theme must be installed on a multimedia lite board II).
Beetle Bailey’s Roll for Rank
Big Times Pay
Big Times Pay Wild Cherry
Bonus Times Pay
Chainsaws & Toasters
Cigar Aficionado
Classic 7s
Cleopatra
Cup O’ Joe & Donuts
Double Diamond Run
Double Diamond
Evel Knievel
I Dream of Jeannie
Jekyll & Hyde
Leopard Claw
Magic Mirror
Monty Python
Mystical Diamond Spin
Phantom of the Opera
Richard Petty
Spam
Super Mag 7’s
Titanic
The Munsters
Tabasco
The Mummy
Top Dollar Lucky Roll
Triple Stars Slotto
Whale Song
Wild Wolves
Wild Thing II
Wild Thing III
Title: Re: Link Progressive Down
Post by: kforeman on October 14, 2016, 01:56:29 PM

UPDATE


The game plays fine, hit the bonus round and it worked fine. Cannot access 7.3 Progressive with Key . Is there anything, anywhere in any part of the menu ( accounting, history, options) that would prevent me from accessing that. I cannot find any difference in my other machines that are progressive off hand,,,,,,, :hissyfit:


Whiny, Dale


hey Dale i just thought of this possibility as well... you are clearing credits from the game before attempting to keychip...correct?  no insult intended, just the way you keep posting that the "game plays" then won't keychip made me wonder...  :arrowthruhead:
Title: Re: Link Progressive Down
Post by: 777sizzler on October 14, 2016, 02:38:12 PM
Dale,  The SG 336 chips will not work with your base chip.  Return Everything back the way it was before you began "tinkering".  You know the chip combo you have works as it was what was in it to begin with.  Make sure the jumper is on the backplane (2-pin) black jumper-this signifies card cage open/closed. As mentioned make sure there are no credits if you cannot remove them ivc 97 first then key 31. 
Title: Re: Link Progressive Down
Post by: dale on October 14, 2016, 02:40:37 PM

Oh yeah, its credit free when I clear or key. I have two progressive machines running, a standalone and a WAP. I checked all my settings Options/ Key that I can, in my SA and made sure those were in the machine I'm working on. I must have missed something somewhere. The machine was running great but I decided to try and turn it into a WAP. I failed but found out my Cashout button was not working. So I decided to change it back to SA.


When I go back into Key and try to change the settings they do not save and then I get a Link Progressive Down. I then clear the machine and only key the denomination, game and printer and it works fine. The second I try to rekey the 7.3.3 progressive it is Link Progressive down.....


Yes it is a WOF theme.
Title: Re: Link Progressive Down
Post by: dale on October 14, 2016, 02:45:10 PM

Hey Barry


I'm checking all my values in my SA again to make sure they are the same in the one I'm working on. I'm certain the SGs are fine. I had to do something when I tried changing over....I had my reference machines so I didn't think I screw up like this, its gotta be simple. I changed the backplane also...same problem.


Dale
Title: Re: Link Progressive Down
Post by: dale on October 14, 2016, 06:29:45 PM

As suggested by one of the esteemed senior members here on NLG that spent several hours on the phone with me 'check your values with your working machine!' Well, come to find out there was one value that was different, the SA was not enabled....duh! Thanks Barry! :1:


And thanks to Foreman for taking the time to answer this post! :1:


Dale
Title: Re: Link Progressive Down
Post by: Sunrise Side on April 04, 2017, 10:22:03 AM
I'm having this same issue.  Which setting is SA ? I have no other machine with Spectrum to compare it to.  Thank You Tim
Title: Re: Link Progressive Down
Post by: dale on April 04, 2017, 12:13:33 PM

Tim


Make sure 7.3.3.1 Standalone is Level 1 not NONE.


Dale
Title: Re: Link Progressive Down
Post by: Sunrise Side on April 04, 2017, 02:35:45 PM
Dale. Thanks!!! That was it. The sticky post  may  have an error in the post?  Tim
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