Bally/Stern Jumper

 From: overturf@bigbootay.sw.stratus.com (Dallas Overturf)

Subject: Bally/Stern Jumper Document Revised.

Date: 26 Jan 93 05:48:15 GMT



FYI:  For all those interested.  Here is an updated and revised copy

of my jumper list for Bally and Stern Games.

This revision corrects the omission of a jumper from the Stern MPU 200.


Regards,

Dallas...


   e-mail: overturf@vos.stratus.com


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            Eprom Jumpers for Bally Mpu AS-2518-35


Modification for AS-2518-133 to AS-2518-35 and vice versa


(Jumpers for AS-2518-17 are at end)


          This file also contains jumpers for Stern MPU 100/200


LAST UPDATED:  01-24-93 REV: 3.0



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1.                          VERIFIED

    U1  2316 OR 9316   PROM

    U2  2316 OR 9316   PROM

    U6  2316 OR 9316   PROM


    E1-E4, E2-E6, E7-E8, E9-E11, E12-E36, E13-E15, E16A-E19, E31-E32,

    E33-E34

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2.                          VERIFIED

    U1  2716            EPROM

    U2  2716            EPROM

    U6  2316 OR 9316    PROM


    E1-E5, E2-E4, E7-E8, E11-E25, E10-E12, E13A-E14, E31-E32, E33-E34,

    E16A-E19

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3.

    U1  2716            EPROM

    U2  2716            EPROM

    U6  9332            PROM


    E1-E5, E2-E4, E7-E8, E11-E25, E10-E12, E13A-E14, E31-E32,E16A-E34,

    E33-E29

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4.  NOTE THIS CONFIG FROM BALLY MAY NOT WORK.  IT IS LIKE #2 EXCEPT 

    FOR JUMPERS TO U5.  SIMILAR TO #14A.  NOTE FURTHER THAT THIS IS

    IDENTICAL TO #6.  SEE NOTE WITH CONFIG #6 ON THE 2316'S.

    THIS IS DIRECT FROM THE BALLY SHEET.



    U1  2716            EPROM

    U2  2716            EPROM

    U5  2716            EPROM

    U6  2716            EPROM


    E1-E5, E2-E4, E7-E8, E11-E25, E10-E12, E13A-E14, E31-E32, E33-E34,

    E16A-E19, E26-E29, E28-E30

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5.

    U2  9332    PROM

    U6  9332    PROM


    E4-E12, E7-E8, E10-E11, E13A-E14, E20-E33, E31-E32, E16A-E34

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6.  NOTE THAT THIS IS IDENTICAL TO #4.  IF THIS IS GOOD FOR THE 

    #4 CONFIG IT MAY ONLY WORK WITH THE OLDER 2316'S THAT DID NOT

    USE PIN 20. (LATER ONES DID USE PIN 20.  SEE PINBALL BOOK).

    NOTE FURTHER THAT THIS IS FROM THE BALLY SHEET.


    U1  2716    PROM

    U2  2716    PROM

    U5  2316    PROM

    U6  2316    PROM

    

    E1-E5, E2-E4, E7-E8, E11-E25, E10-E12, E13A-E14, E31-E32, E33-E34,

    E16A-E19, E26-E29, E28-E30

 


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7.

    U1  2316    PROM

    U2  2316    PROM

    U5  2316    PROM

    U6  2316    PROM


    E1-E4, E2-E6, E7-E8, E9-E11, E12-E36, E13-E15, E16A-E19, E31-E32,

    E33-E34, E26-E20, E28-E30

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8.

    U2  9332A   PROM        NOTE:  SIMILAR TO #9  IF NOT WORK TRY

    U6  9332A   PROM               JUMPERING AS IN #9.  SEE NOTES BELOW.


    E4-E12, E7-E8, E13-E15, E9-E11, E16A-E34, E29-E33, E31-E32

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9.                          VERIFIED

    U2  2532    EPROM

    U6  9332A   PROM


    E4-E12, E7-E8, E10-E11, E13A-E14, E16A-E34, E29-E33, E31-E32

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10.

    U2  68764   PROM        BALLY NOTES (8K)


    E4-E13A, E7-E8, E11-E35, E9-E12

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11.                         VERIFIED

    U2  2532    EPROM

    U6  2732    EPROM       BALLY NOTES     RAPID FIRE / GRAND SLAM


    E4-E12, E7-E8, E10-E11, E13A-E14, E16A-E29, E31-E32, E33-E35

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12.                         VERIFIED  FROM DEO.

    U2  2732    EPROM       

    U6  2732    EPROM


    E4-E13A, E7-E8, E10-E11, E12-GND, E16A-E29, E31-E32, E33-E35

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13. 

    U1  2316 OR 9316   EPROM

    U2  2316 OR 9316   EPROM

    U6  2716 


    E1-E4, E2-E6, E7-E8, E9-E11, E12-E36, E13A-E19, E16A-E18, E31-E32, E33-E35

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14.  THIS IS THE CONFIGURATION LISTED BY BALLY IN THE SECOND DOCUMENT.


    U1  2716            EPROM

    U2  2716            EPROM       CONFIGURATION VERIFIED

    U6  2716            EPROM


    E1-E5, E2-E4, E7-E8, E11-E25, E10-E12, E13A-E14, E31-E32, E33-E35,E16A-E18


 

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14A.            VERIFIED  FROM DEO.  #14 ABOVE WILL ALSO WORK.


    U1  2716            EPROM

    U2  2716            EPROM

    U6  2716            EPROM


    E1-E5, E2-E4, E7-E8, E11-E25, E10-E12, E13A-E14, E31-E32, E33-E34,

    E16A-E34, E19-E33


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15. VERIFIED FROM DEO.


    U2  IS U1/U2 COMBINED FROM (9316'S). U1 IS AT PROM ADDR 0000x U2 AT 0800x

    IN THE 2732 EPROM.


    U2  2732           EPROM

    U6  2316 OR 9316   PROM


    E4-13A, E7-E8, E9-E11, E12-E35, E16A-E19, E31-E32, E33-E34


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16.    VERIFIED FROM DEO.


    U2  IS U1/U2 COMBINED FROM (9316'S). U1 IS AT PROM ADDR 0000x U2 AT 0800x


    U2  2732           EPROM

    U6  2716   PROM


    E4-13A, E7-E8, E10-E11, E12-GND, E16A-E18, E31-E32, E33-E35 


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NOTES


 Note:  Bally video pins use an AS-2518-133 mpu.

I believe that some late games such as Grand Slam

may have also used the AS-2518-133 mpu.


        This is the same as an  AS-2518-35  mpu except that

R113 which is fed from J4 by +43v is now CR52 a 1N4148

diode fed by 6.3vac from General Illumination.

To use the -133 as a -35 change CR52 to be

a 2k ohm 1/4 watt resistor or to use a -35 as a -133

change R113 from a resistor to a 1N4148 diode.

The cathode (ie: stripe end ) connects to capacitor C1

(it is the end away from J4).


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Combining Rom on Bally Mpu


    1.  Note:  when combining U2 and U6 together into a single 2732 Eprom

        U2 is at address 0000x and U6 Starts at address 0800x.  This is

        a 4K Eprom and is the maximum a level 17 can hold. (from 9316 rom).


Applicable MPUs.  AS-2518-17 Could also be used in a -35 and -133

as well. To run a -17 game if need be.


    2.  Note:  when combining 1/4 K rom together into a single 2732 Eprom

        As in Nite Rider 721-12, 721-13;  The start addresses of U1-U4 are:

        U1 0400x, U2 0600x, U3 0000x, U4 0200x, U6 0800x.

        Nite Rider was tested combining into a single 2732 on a Level 17

        board and verified correct.  The Same applies to Freedom and

Freedom has been tested also.


        Other addresses may be possible based on the jumpers.

        Refer to yellow pinball book by R.A. Hornick.


Applicable MPUs.  AS-2518-17 Could also be used in a -35 and -133

as well. To run a -17 game if need be.


    3.  When combining a pair of 9316's (in U1 and U2 together to form a 

single 2732 to be used in U2; U1 is to be put at address 0000x 

and U2 is to be put at address 0800x in the 2732.


Applicable MPUs.  AS-2518-35 and -133


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 A TI  TMS2516 will also work in place of a 2716.

 It will also program on the sunshine burner as a 2716.


 Distributor claims that the 9332A can be read like a 2532. 

 This seems to be correct.  This should mean that it

 would be possible to substitute a 2532 for a 9332.


 


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Jumpers for Bally AS-2518-17 / Stern MPU-100


Source: Two Bit Score Amusements (from flyer)

11600 Manchaca Rd Suite 305

Austin TX 78748

512-282-9369


Note: Bally AS2518-17 is the same as Stern MPU-100 



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1.


    U2  9316   PROM

    U6  9316   PROM


    E1-E2, E3-E4, E6-E7    Note: E8-E10  MAY BE LEFT IN BUT IS NOT NEEDED.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2.


    U2  2758   PROM

    U6  9316   PROM


    E1-E2, E3-E4, E6-E7


CUT THE TRACE FROM U2 PIN 18 TO U3 PIN 18 WHERE IT PASSES BETWEEN

SOCKETS U2 & U3.  RUN A JUMPER FROM U2 PIN 18 TO U17 PIN 11.  


U2: TIE PIN 12 TO 19, 21 TO 24; 

CLIP PINS 19 AND 21 SHORT SO THEY DO NOT REACH INTO SOCKET.


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3.


    U2  2758   PROM

    U6  2716   PROM


    E1-E2, E3-E4, E6-E7


UNDER BOARD:  SHORT U18 PINS 4 & 5;

TOP OF BOARD:  CUT PIN 4 AWAY FROM U18;


U2: TIE PIN 12 TO 19, 21 TO 24; 

CLIP PINS 19 AND 21 SHORT SO THEY DO NOT REACH INTO SOCKET.


U6: CLIP PIN 21 SHORT AND JUMP TO PIN 24.



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4.


    U2  2716   PROM

    U6  9316   PROM


    E1-E2, E3-E4, E6-E7


CUT THE TRACE FROM U2 PIN 18 TO U3 PIN 18 WHERE IT PASSES BETWEEN

SOCKETS U2 & U3.  RUN A JUMPER FROM U2 PIN 18 TO U17 PIN 11.  


U2: CLIP PIN 21 SHORT AND JUMP TO PIN 24.


 


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5.


    U2  2716   PROM

    U6  2716   PROM


    E1-E2, E3-E4, E6-E7



UNDER BOARD:  SHORT U18 PINS 4 & 5;

TOP OF BOARD:  CUT PIN 4 AWAY FROM U18;


ON BOTH U2 AND U6: CLIP PIN 21 SHORT AND JUMP TO PIN 24.


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6.                      VERIFIED FROM DEO.


    U2  2732   EPROM    (THIS IS THE FULL CAPACITY OF THE BALLY -17/STERN 100)


REWORK:


IF THERE IS CURRENTLY A JUMPER IN E4 REMOVE IT.


IF THERE IS CURRENTLY A JUMPER IN E3 REMOVE IT.


E4 AND E3 ARE LOCATED BETWEEN U10 AND U11.


CUT TRACE ON SOLDER SIDE OF BOARD TO U18 PIN 4. 

JUMPER U18 PIN 5 TO THE FEED THRU THAT THIS CUT ETCH WENT

TO (IT CONNECTS TO U2 PIN 18).  THIS IS THE ONLY PROM ENABLE AND

IT IS THE INVERSION OF VUA-02-A12.


COMPONENT SIDE:  TO ISOLATE U2 PIN 21 CUT TRACE TO FEED THRU

JUST BELOW U2 PIN 13 (BOARD ORIENTATION IS SUCH THAT THE NOTCH OF

THE U2 CHIP IS UP, AND J5 IS ON YOUR RIGHT) THE FEED THRU BELOW

U2 PIN 13 IS THE RIGHT HAND SIDE OF A SMALL ETCH.  FOLLOWING THIS 

ETCH TO YOUR LEFT; IT SHOULD ALSO CONNECT TO TWO OTHER FEED THRUS.

THIS ETCH SHOULD BE CUT NEAR THE RIGHT HAND FEED THRU DIRECTLY

BELOW U2 PIN 13.  DO NOT CUT IT BETWEEN THE TWO FEED THRUS ON 

THE LEFT SIDE.



JUMPER E4 TO FEED THRU JUST BELOW U2 PIN 13.

(THIS SHOULD HAVE CONNECTED E4 TO U2 PIN 21).


        CONNECT JUMPER PAD E3 TO U17 PIN 7. (OR ANY GROUND CONNECTION).


CONNECT E6 TO E7.


NO OTHER JUMPERS ARE REQUIRED.


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===============================================================================


STERN MPU-200  CPU JUMPER COMBINATIONS


(ALSO FROM TWO BIT)

===============================================================================


1.


    U1  2716   PROM

    U2  2716   PROM

    U5  2716   PROM

    U6  2716   PROM


    2-3, 5-7, 9-10, 13-14, 16-18, 19-21, 23-25, 27-28, 29-31, 32-33, 34-35


JUMPER CONNECTIONS 36, 37, 38 ARE NOT CONNECTED.


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2.


    U1  9316   PROM

    U2  9316   PROM

    U5  9316   PROM

    U6  9316   PROM


    1-5, 2-6, 8-9, 12-13, 16-18, 19-20, 22-25, 26-28, 29-31, 32-33, 34-35


JUMPER CONNECTIONS 36, 37, 38 ARE NOT CONNECTED.


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3. FROM DISTRIBUTOR BREAKDOWN SHOWS THAT ANY COMBINATION OF

ROM (9316 AND EPROM (2716) IS POSSIBLE.



9316 PROM OR 2716 EPROM


U1 9-8, 28-26 OR 9-10, 28-27


U2 5-1, 2-6 OR 5-7, 2-3


U5 19-20, 29-31 OR 19-21, 29-30


U6 13-12, 25-22 OR 13-14, 25-23


BOTH OF THE ABOVE REQUIRE JUMPER 16-18 TO BE IN ALSO.


FOR MPU 200 USED AS AN MPU 200 CONNECT 32-33, 34-35



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4. DOWN GRADE MPU 200 TO AN MPU 100 (ROMS ONLY) FROM DISTRIBUTOR


REMOVE E32-E33, E34-E35


U2 9316 ROM E5-E7


U6 9316 ROM E11-13


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 DOCUMENT CORRECTION/MODIFICATION HISTORY:


 REV 2.0 CLEAN UP AND RELEASE TO NET.

 REV 2.0.1 08-28-92 MAKE PIN NOTATIONS CONSISTENT. (NO FUNCTIONAL CHANGES)

 REV 3.0   01-24-93     ADD JUMPER E16-E18 TO STERN MPU200 USING 9316 & 2716.

 


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