The power is on and there is no voltage on the wires to the coin comparator. the green led is not lit. The connector is perfectly clean.

hello,

So tonight I tried to use a keychip 00017 that I bought from of ebay to change the payout on a 501 board. This is a triple-triple diamond 3 reel. The first attempt said access to the keychip failed.  The second time I had access to the menu, but I had no access to menu number 7.1.2. The only option was the denomination setup.  So i thought I am going to just put reboot the machine and post on the Forum.

The machine rebooted and immediately spun the wheels and paid out about 6 coins.  Now when I put 3 coins in the reels automatically start.   The bet 1 credit is not available at all when putting coins in.  If I win credits then everything works normally, until I have to put quarters in.  Also weird is that the Play Max credits do not light after putting 3 coins in. The wheels just spin.

Thanks for your help

Again, in a jam thanks to suppliers.  🤬

Finally received my 32” Gamefield touchscreen and no power harness!  “Oh, yes it comes with the power plug”.  Right!  $800 for a touchscreen and can’t include a harness or even a $5 matching plug.  Ugh

It’s pretty simple.  But with no documentation of any kind, I’m just guessing.  Hoping someone might have the info.

It’s labeled 24V DC.   Easy enough.   

There’s a 6 pin AMP connector for the power plug. Uncommon connector. An AMP Mate-n-lock type. Easy to make connectors though.

Problem is there are green wires on pins 1 & 4.  And red wires on pins 3 & 6.

Not sure why there would be two 12v circuits to make 24v when one 24v circuit would do?

Red is obviously positive.  Green negative.  The negative connections are a no brainer.

So would this display have 12v on pins 3 & 6 to make 24v?
Or is it possible there is 24v on both pins 3 & 6, and there are just two 24v circuits?  Thus, the quagmire.

I guess I could try 12v on 3 & 6.  Won’t blow it up by undervoltage.  But definitely can’t put 24v on 3 & 6 unless certain, overvoltage can blow it up.

Any suggestions welcomed!  Assuming I’ll pull power from the primary display power cable.  But I can meter that to get the right voltage.  No internal PSU, just DC from the main PSU, so not much current is needed to drive this display.  👍

Thanks for any info ya’ll might have!

Hi All,

We have 96 New MEI SCN8347 installed on our 2 different machine manufacturer using THB currency notes.

Now we got some complain from our players that the BV's hard to accept the THB notes, just check out on 1 machine "110 inserted 22 were Reject notes" which is not quiet good compare to our old validators here which has high acceptance rate.

We check the settings on MEI Bill security settings and the Variant Firmware was all correct. Any thoughts on this? or is it just new and need to load more notes?

Thanks!

David Walz,

 The green/yellow wire will go to the silver stud/pin on the button.  I have attached a picture of yours showing the location.

OK.
Thanks!