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  1. Battery Board Repair on a Old Coney Island Machine

    Hmm, are you running it on a bench or inside the machine? Check with the scope all data and address pins on the chips, make sure everything is getting a good signal.
  2. Battery Board Repair on a Old Coney Island Machine

    Did you try shorting pins 25 and 26 together to force the cpu out of reset? While shorted you may get the flashes telling you that the board is working but there is something wrong with the reset circuit. Also were you able to distinguish between the two roms that looked very similar? Perhaps...
  3. Battery Board Repair on a Old Coney Island Machine

    One other thing you can try while waiting for those roms to arrive is short out pins 25 and 26 on the CPU to see if you get any life, this will force the reset circuit to go high and allow the cpu to attempt to boot. See the flash codes section here for more info on how the watchdog circuit...
  4. Battery Board Repair on a Old Coney Island Machine

    Good luck! What's your plan for replacing the battery? Seems like everything has its pros and cons, I'm debating trying something new and buying a small li ion charge controller/ protection board and use a 18650 battery, Ofcourse isolating it using a diode like all other battery solutions. If...
  5. Battery Board Repair on a Old Coney Island Machine

    For me I had zero light flashes, sound board would do a frequency sweep sound and a constant buzz. Bypass caps are all the big green ones. They are trash just replace them all with 103 ceramics. Check the 5v at the ceramic capacitor just after the battery charge circuit. In my case it was...
  6. Battery Board Repair on a Old Coney Island Machine

    Hah, funny I just finished repairing my old Coney Island board yesterday. let me know if you have any other issues, I’m putting together my repair log now. I bought a whole bunch of chips I didn’t need when the root issue was the bypass caps.
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