All the chips on the board are getting 4.96-4.98 volts except for one, the chip at 3D, which is getting about 4.32 volts. Could that be the issue? I even tried completely unconnecting the coin door to make sure it wasn't anything to do with that and the problem still exists with it unconnected...
I got some help reading the schematic and what/how to test the voltages on the board from a co-worker so I'll be able to fire it up and test this afternoon. I'll post the results later today.
The slam switch is open and the interlock switch is wired closed. If I close the slam switch while it's constantly resetting it stops resetting and freezes on the grid screen.
The 2 wires that are supposed to go to the jam switch are just connected together. I tied them off so I wouldn't have to worry about the door being shut while I'm working on it. What's the best way to test the voltage going to the board and the EEPROMs? I have a multimeter just not 100% on what...
I'm working on restoring a Ms Pacman cocktail table. I've been able to get mostly everything back up and running, but not everything so here we go....
When I fire up the game, all I see is a white checkered screen, like a big grid with about 1/2" x 1/2" squares. The game also seems to reset...