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Hey all,
This is probably an easy question, but it's 10:30 at night and I've worked all day. lol
I have a game with a DBA and the coin meter isn't advancing at all. I can test for voltage at the meter, test for continuity between the game pcb and the meter itself, but how do I officially determine the meter is bad, or the game pcb could be bad? Is there a way to use a logic probe and probe the ground side of the meter when it is actuated? Would it show low/high etc? I wanted to try to troubleshoot it before just hooking up another meter to see if it works or not.
-Pat
This is probably an easy question, but it's 10:30 at night and I've worked all day. lol
I have a game with a DBA and the coin meter isn't advancing at all. I can test for voltage at the meter, test for continuity between the game pcb and the meter itself, but how do I officially determine the meter is bad, or the game pcb could be bad? Is there a way to use a logic probe and probe the ground side of the meter when it is actuated? Would it show low/high etc? I wanted to try to troubleshoot it before just hooking up another meter to see if it works or not.
-Pat
