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Arcade Games, Pinball, Crane Games, Redemption Games and Other Stuff => Arcade Games **Video** => Topic started by: newkid3 on November 06, 2015, 07:44:10 PM
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Does anyone know what could cause this? I have changed out the 8 socketed ram on the video board. Reseated the 4 custome ic on the super cpu with no change. I hooked it to another monitor just to make sure. It was the same way so it has to be on the pcb board. Any help would be greatly appreciated. It is about to make me pull my hair out. What little i have left.
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This is a punch out. Just not the whole screen. It all looks the same.
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Anyone have any idea. It is in the text only.
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It looks (to me) that the bottom part of the characters is being duplicated. In my (limited) experience, this is likely a stuck address line. You could find out what part(s) of the board are responsible for character generation or if specific ROMs have character data, and see if you have an address line that is not toggling like the others, then work your way back to find what is pulling that line down/up, like a bad buffer or multiplexer somewhere.
I do not have the schematics for Tron handy. Snooping through MAME source code might help a little, too.
Trivia: Tron was my first game.
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Thanks, i sent the board set off and got it repaired.
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Where/Whom did your send your Tron board to and how much did it cost to fix if you don't mind sharing what the work done was and cost please? Sending a TRON pcb out to repair to a stranger to can be stressful.
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The Tron board was sent to Eldorado Games. I do not know what they did to fix it. As far as the cost I can not remember.
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I had many of these original back in the day. They were problamatic. The issues were --yes the boards and wiring---PIN connectors not getting good contact. Each chip witch power OFF you can use your pick tool and remove and re-seat. It works on my last arcade original ms. pac-man when I need to do it. Just a thought. Can't assume someone else's work.
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Where/Whom did your send your Tron board to and how much did it cost to fix if you don't mind sharing what the work done was and cost please? Sending a TRON pcb out to repair to a stranger to can be stressful.
I just had a Tron pcb stack come back from user cdjump on klov. Nothing but positive things to say about the repair, cost and turn around time. He is known for rocking out MCR repairs.
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Where/Whom did your send your Tron board to and how much did it cost to fix if you don't mind sharing what the work done was and cost please? Sending a TRON pcb out to repair to a stranger to can be stressful.
I just had a Tron pcb stack come back from user cdjump on klov. Nothing but positive things to say about the repair, cost and turn around time. He is known for rocking out MCR repairs.
^^^^ X1000
Chris (CDJump) is the MCR master. VERY fast turn around time and very reasonable costs. Dealt with him a few times with Tron, Satan's Hollow, DOT, Timber boards... all came back rock solid and didn't cost a fortune.