I have a Bally Alpha 9000 Quick Hits.  I've tried different cables, plugged and unplugged all cables at the MPU and the monitor, pulled out the MPU and pushed it in securely - seems tight (all while powered off of course), and still get the occasional flicker.... seems to happen early in the process, meaning in the first 10-20min the machine is on.. then it seems to go away... almost like a cold solder or something...

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Weeks of research, getting the right parts, but finally got all the right pieces of the puzzle to convert a BB2E w/NXT3.2 CPU into a fully functional gamefieldxD!  So if anyone else wants to do this….   Benefit from my findings!  Here’s what you need to know.  😁

Some gamefield titles are really finicky!  And Ironman is one of them!  But it’s worth it as it’s more rare than most titles!

If you start with a BB2E w/ a NXT3.2 CPU.  Parts needed:

Standalone version of Ironman of course.

OLED button deck.  Can’t be a standard deck.  I’d love to find a 3 button OLED deck from an original gamefield cabinet.  But the regular OLED buttons do work fine.  You don’t really use them anyway.

Your video card in the NXT3.2 MUST be an E4690!  The more common (and more powerful) E6760 card will not work!  You can try but the gamefield touchscreen will not calibrate properly.  Some other titles may be ok.  But the GFxD cabinet shipped with the E4690 card. 

A Gamefield USB touchscreen.

32” top display.  A lightweight HDTV likely works fine.  Just 1920x1080, no need for 4K with VESA mounts.  I used an NEC v323 myself found on eBay for like $180.

The power connector on the GF touchscreen is an AMP universal click n lock two row 6 pin connector.  But you can also just hardwire in two plain 2 pin connectors.  One plug with 24v on both red wires to the GF display, the other with ground on both pins.  So you can easily disconnect the display power as you’ll need to fashion a power cable to get 24v and ground from the OEM power plug from the primary display to the GF touchscreen. 

Have all the parts?  🙂

Wire it up!  Remove both 22” displays.  Use a mounting arm to support the vertical top display.  You’ll have to fashion a mod to hold the GF touchscreen.  But not that difficult.

Primary display is the GF touchscreen.  If you try and use a 6760 video card it’s reversed and secondary comes up as the GF touchscreen. 

Video is just two DVI-D cables.   No adapters or anything needed. 

Clear, load, calibrate the screen.  Initial setup and tada!  There ya go!

If you had a 6760, keep it as a spare, you might need it if you load other GF titles.  😁  But you’ll just drive yourself crazy trying to get Ironman to work with a 6760 video card!  The touchscreen will never calibrate properly.

Finally….   Jumpers on the backplane!  Additional jumpers needed if you don’t have emotive lighting that’s on a BB2E.  You must cut the jumper wire looping on j10 from pins 9-11 on a BB2E.

And you must ground pin 3 on connector j14 on the backplane.  That makes the cabinet type a gamefieldxD.

Done!!!   If you load another title, you “might” need to use the 6760 card.  But I believe the 4690 video card will handle them all just fine.

But the good leased titles like Ironman and WoZ haunted forest that need the older OS 18.02 you likely need the 4690 card….   

Good luck to all!  If you do it, this info will save you lots of time!  😂

I have an XGecu t56, it does up to 48 pins without any attachments.  Works great on game chips.

So, looking at the pix you have posted it looks like you have an old OS and no game theme. It should be a 7.02 version Linux chip for the set up and a Buffalo theme for the game.
Those aren't cheap so, good luck...