coin acceptor and bill validator on 5500 firey seven

[ALIDMAN]

Hi everyone , need help here please , I have clear chip bally 5500 fiery seven and I did jump the 10 pin but I can still can not get the machine to work ,
Q1: if I want to change the coin acceptor , do I need 24V or 12V and do I need make any changes to board or just plug an play
Q2: the bill validator on the machine is DBV-145-sg and it sounds like working when the machine is turned on but it sounds like having hard time to set , I rather change it but rudys deal is offering DBV-145-sg for sigma , can I use that for bally also?
Q3: can I buy upgrade Bill validator to replace the DBV-145-sg if yes which one is the one that will take the new bills
thank you for your help

[Sunrise Side]

Here's the info if using clear chips. http://newlifegames.net/nlg/index.php?topic=326.msg2173#msg2173
If you have 9200 mains here is the steps
   Turn machine off using the power switch on the inside of cabinet.  Slide the MPU board out some.  You you need to locate jumper JW10 (located right front edge of board) and put the jumper on both pins and reinsert the board back in. Next step. Do not turn power on yet. Press and hold both at the same time the pseudo coin and test buttons with your right hand, turn power switch on with left hand while watching display on front door.  The display on the front door  will show CH C and then change to CL C and then the buttons on the front of door will start flashing, then let go of the pseudo and test  buttons.  Turn off the power.  Slide the board out and put the jumper back over just one of the pins.  Reinsert the board, power up and you're ready to go.

[CVslots]

Q1: Look at your current coin comparitor and retrieve the info off of the sticker on front. It will tell you model number (CC-xx) and also the voltage (12v or 24v). Replace with IDENTICAL model and voltage unit only!

Q2: You will need to insure the software of the new validator is compatible with Bally machines by verifying the protocol ID. Bally requires an ID003. I believe Sigma uses same protocol.

Q3: Without changing housings for the bill validator, you can use a DBV200. This is an older validator as well, and will only take bills up to the colored $5 (I believe, possibly the colored $10). Unless you change entire unit (housing, harnesses, transport, and head) to a WBA model, you will never be able to accept newer bills. The manufacturer (JCM) discontinued support for the DBV models some time ago, therefore, no new software updates will ever be available. Cost of complete changeover to WBA would be approx $100-125. The WBA will currently accept the colored $100 bills.

[ALIDMAN]

thank you so much , the coin acceptor is kinda different ,I was hoping to change it with the ones that hold actual coin , the one on it does not hold coin to compare , I need to take photos and post them , thanks again I will give it shot 

[CVslots]

Yes,