Need a game to plug this board into

[Badbaud]

Was sent some boards to test and repair but I don't have the game it plugs into.
Some clues to what game platform I am looking for would help.

[Stayouttadabunker]

That looks like a POG / Cherry master MPU game really...or an IGS main board .
The power plug goes on the right smaller gold 10-pin connector both top and bottom....usually 12 volts

The other longer connection of 36-pins is for everything else like printer, BV, buttons, LCD screen, etc.

Usually VGA for video.

Here's a link of the harness connector I'm talking about...>>>

https://www.glastore.com/standard-8-liner-cherry-master-wiring-harness/

[shortrackskater]

Gold touch? Here's a thread with a board that looks very similar, although sideways!
http://newlifegames.com/nlg/index.php?topic=16538.0

[br549autosales]

Pretty sure that's a Cadillac Jack Nudge game board

[Badbaud]

Lot a good info. but I ain't going to pop for ver $1k just to get a system to test the boards in.
I'll try ordering a harness and see if I can create some kind of bench setup.
Is there a schematic on a bench setup or schematics for the board that I could find?

[Stayouttadabunker]

Often, the game that is installed on the board you're looking at has a set-up manual online that pretty much shows all the pinouts and connections.

Were you told what games were embedded on the boards?

Basically, all you need is a harness, some buttons, a power supply and a basic desktop monitor with a VGA plug.

The peripherals such as a printer and bill acceptor aren't really needed for testing because you can add credits usually by closing two pins with a momentary switch like a button.

The machine doesn't error out like a slot unless you hit the printer button....then it would be asking where the printer is.

Button-wise....those boards use 7 buttons - Ticket, Take, Double-Up, Big, Small, Credit, and Start.

If you don't have a Bill Validator, you need another button wired to add credits as I said above.

[Badbaud]

Good to know, I'm anxious to get enough info to start poking and peeking.

[Stayouttadabunker]

Not the best picture I've taken but you can see the little red momentary add-credit switch I glued to the top center on my 36-pin harness connector.
On the 36-pin connector I have little pieces of pointed masking tape showing the pin number about 5 or 10 pins apart.
This way I don't have to count all the way from pin#1 when I'm configuring a game to its' manual pin-outs.
The 7-button deck is just a piece of plywood with holes in it to hold the buttons - it's upside down to show the wiring.
I use this harness to test games.
All you gotta do really is to add a power supply and a desktop LCD monitor.

[8lines]

Liberty seven has 3 months of life, you need to replace the Sphinx chip with a new one (there are stored how many days will be open the game), those boards are license only and can fount it only at the license casinos. for more details please ask the Primero.

[Stayouttadabunker]

  You're kidding me?
These boards have a timer/clock chip?
What rotten bastards!