On my DW im getting a little ghosting on the second chance insert and doctor #1 in the speaker panel.

Ramping up and down of the flashing inserts during attract mode is exceptional.

Its not terrible.

The LEDs are lightyears ahead of what they were without the ledocd. Its impressive!

What adjustments should i make?

Or should i just put in non ghosting bulbs in those locations?

Im already running the doctor who preset from the website.

I might have to get the giocd to enable gi dimming. But so far i dont miss it and basically have never used it.

its a minor issue.

no incandescents in the entire game.
I like the brightness where its at.
no shorts, complete new high end restore. complete wiring and connector rebuild, ohmed and tested.

Ill look at the settings and tweak it a bit.

Thanks herg for the advice!

Rough flickering ramping-up while a lamp is fading in looks like ghosting, its not, lol.

On Doctor Who, setting profile 7 which is the default to 80 percent brightness and delay of 2 seems to be much better.

I tried lots of combinations including adjusting individual lamps.

But the default with a tiny adjustment is quite good.

Something about the 2smd bulbs and the over-all flash rate of the game makes a few of the lamps ramp up a little rough.
I tried delays of 4 or 5 or 6. A setting of 2 smoothed out the roughness.

At 85% brightness a couple lamps ghost slightly but lowering the over-all brightness to 78-80 fixes it pretty good.

So for now Im even more pleased with the result.

Yep.

I played with it for a couple hours.

Its kinda fun!

Probably more can be done on doctor who.

If i find some better settings ill post them.

But for now its really close.

Probably close enough lol.

If you find some better settings please post them.

One thing i found out is that the doctor numbers on the playfield are tied exactly to the doctors on the speaker panel. They are the same setting.

I couldn't find the ball save led in the mix but it wasn't a priority.

The profiles give names to the settings, they do not adjust the game, but they are really spot on in general without any adjustments needed.

However there are a couple adjustments to the settings one can make on the OCD board, something like enabling all 5 strings.

here are the profiles:

http://ledocd.com/software/ledocd_data/

Youre welcome.

I installed the LEDOCD board in my Funhouse, its awsome!

I do think the red bundled cable set to the driver board could be a half to 1" longer.

Its a very tight fit.

My advice, wire it up before bolting the board down.

Properly mounted so that the backbox bolts are still accessible, and you can get a drill to install the screws in, the red cable will be slightly taught. A little too taught, but workable.

Maybe add a ground loop isolator the the sound system?

https://www.amazon.com/Isolator-Eliminate-Buzzing-Completely-Playing/dp/B019FC6ZQQ