CONGATULATIONS Rob!!!!!!

What a great product!!!!

What Rob did not tell is the fact, that the board was not only tested by his close friend in the US, but even here in germany. I had the pleasure, to get one of the prototype boards for testing - Rob did a really good job.

What are the advantages of this board?

- perfect precision hardware-design, professional individual PCB for pinball machines
- sweet little board, not bigger than the ram-chip itsself
- nice slikscreen with extra warning-hints for PIN1
- replaces both 6264 and 6116 RAMs
- simple to configure by just a little solder blob
- very good price for this professional board
- the little "secrets"***
- burn in tests in many machines before going into market
- Rohs conformity (important for the EU-market)
- lifetime warranty
- and the most important thing: Rob is a really good guy

*** What are the little "secrets"? Rob really thought about everything. There are some "secrets" on the bottom of the board for future options, if needed. E.g. you can configure the board for Capcom-compability, can add some resistors and a cap if needed, pads are prepaired on the bottom of the board, there are also some small solder bridges for future options.

I am looking forward, to finally hold one of the final boards in my hands.

Support Rob with this great product.

YES, anyPIN DMD+ will work in Capcom games and can replace U14.

There are batteries, but you cannot see them. Capcom uses a 28 pin 6264 RAM chip with a battery mounted on the top of the chip, all in one IC-housing (http://www.soemtron.org/downloads/disposals/m48z08.pdf). If the battery inside this chip dies, you have to replace the whole chip.

NVRAM solves this problem.

I have already done this.

WTF, it was a difficult work, two external wires for /CE and OE.

And ROB - please write into your installation guide, that anyPinDMD+ has to bet set to 6116-configuration.

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Thanks for the foto - worldwide first foto with the new anyPin DMD+ in a real machine ....

BUT be careful, when you solder on this CPU-board, the traces are very delicate.

If you don not have a HAKKO 808 desoldering gun, here my 10 Cent (a needle 0,6mm) method, I posted sometime ago:

Video:
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/new-product-announcement-anypin-nvram-no-more-batteries/page/3#post-1284696

Some pics:
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/new-product-announcement-anypin-nvram-no-more-batteries/page/2#post-723332

@Rob:
Is there something to observe in a Rottendog WPC98 CPU Board (Part Number MPU089). In U8 there is a U62256ADC07LLG1. I have no experience with the RD-CPU-Boards. Are there jumpers to be changed?