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**Video Poker, Keno, Slots, 21** Gaming machines => WMS Williams Video => Topic started by: Hertz14 on February 10, 2021, 08:54:56 PM
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As part of my ongoing education in slot diversity, I’ve started playing around with a bb2, game swaps and clearing differences. The clear I was using is an 1851 which I’ve read is a fast clear. I recently tried a 64mb 1810, and it would read thru the bios and look like everything was going ok, when then a blue bar appeared on each screen. This would normally be where a “call attendant†message would appear during gameplay, but the bars were blank. Waited about 10 mins and nothing changed. No green clear confirmation screen. So I tried putting the os back in, restart, and it loaded up just like nothing happened. So obviously it didn’t clear.
So my question is: what’s the difference between the two clears besides the file size? Is it speed? Did I not wait long enough? Or is it simply that I have a bad clear card?
I know if it ain’t broke.... but I can’t resist.
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1810 should work fine with a bb2. And you should never get to the point where it goes into blue boxes. As the machine boots and it validates the card, does it actually say validating SCLR-000-1810?
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I’ll run thru and check again tomorrow, but I think I remember seeing the file name. It’s not an oem card, so there’s a chance it’s not good.
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If the card passes validation, it has valid software of some type, the issue is whether or not you have the right software on it.
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Tested again, it reads the 1080, but then after it says invalid. Must be a bad copy. Sandisk 64mb card.
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Yes, it is failing validation, software is corrupt.