Hello,

I've finished my LISY80 (v603). I would like to get it working with a Raspbery Pi 3 A+ because of it's higher performance.
The controller does boot, but when it should start the game the red and yellow LED start to alternate (D2 and D3).
Things i tried:
* programming the PIC's on board was no problem,
* replaced the Pi3 A+ with a Pi zero W and everything works.
* In debug mode no output.
Are there some settings on the Pi I need to change or does it just not work with a Pi3 A+
( it is been tested on a Gottlieb Time Line, sys80)

I used 5_26-28, will give it a try with the newest version.
Thanks alot!

LISY would be a great boon to Game Plan owners.

Or Bally home models.

Or even the Allied Leisure/Fascination machines or Atari pinballs.

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The LISY 35 board will take you much more time to assemble than the LISY1 and LISY80 boards.

Digikey is out of stock of the Bourns 4609X-101-332LF (3.3k) bussed resistor networks and the 4609X-101-563LF (56k) bussed resistor networks. They say more stock is coming in 16 weeks! So I've had to get the 332LF substitutes on ebay and overpay. The 563LF I can sub the 4610X-101-563LF (10 pins instead of 9) and cut off the end pin.

I'm not sure if you're aware of this but the latest 5.27-4 image is too large to fit on an 8GB SD card.

Just now saw this thread. Following.

I have an extra BallyFA 1.12 board from JLCPCB... I can sell it at cost ($18 + shipping).

1.12 is same as 1.03 described on lisy.dev, except the dip switches and the 2 buttons are onboard already (no need to purchase separately).
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I would order from mouser, but they don't take Paypal. Digikey and Jameco accept Paypal.

Mouser takes Paypal. I used it all 3 times I ordered from them.
Mike

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Nowhere does it say anything about Paypal. Also, nowhere is the Paypal logo.

Give it a try. Put something in the cart and see if paypal is not offered. If you want I will order for you and have it shipped to you.
Trying to help out a fellow collector in this year of 2021!!!
Mike

I have purchased from Mouser using PayPal. Only downside is you can't add to the order to combine after submitted if you use PayPal. You can add to the order if you use a credit card.

I noticed the older image was a bit smaller than this new one and thought it may have been an issue. When I tried four 8GB cards from various manufactures none of them came close to the new size. These were older cards I had laying around so maybe that made a difference. No worries, i'll pickup some 16GB cards.

Looking to order the System 80 Power Supply board from JLCPCB, should I go with 2oz copper option for that board due to some of the current drawn through it?

That's the one, thanks for the response!

5 x Lisy80's have made it to Melbourne, Australia. I have ordered enough components to make only 2. Happy to give the others away to other Aus Gottlieb owners for free (if you pick up) or for postage cost if you're not close.

Wouldn't be worth international postage I don't think, but if YOU do, I'll send you one of course!

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For the Williams displays, which boards are you referring to ?

I do need some for eightball deluxe, but my understanding is that there are only 6 digit available for bally?

If I can use it in ebd I would be down for a set to build. I have a set of wolfpacs to build for my flash gordon, but the colors were pretty limited.

Great to see someone finally integrate this feature on their 7-digit LED displays for the simple cost of an extra $1 logic chip

The description says they are 20mm wide digit packages. When using 7 digits, how do the edges fit in the backglass display window?

Been following along and interested! Looks like these use surface mount components. When ordered do they come with those parts already installed?

I've got ten of those pop bumper driver boards built. Now I am waiting for parts to build the PIC programmer so I can program the PIC chip on them.

It would be nice to install some on system 1 games to improve the pop bumper function. One thing to note about these pop bumper bumper boards: you can adjust (via jumper blocks) the pulse duration to the coil as well as the debounce time period for the spoon switch. That makes these boards more versatile than the originals. Also includes a test switch, a five volt power indicator LED, and a coil voltage indicator LED. I used a TIP102 transistor instead of the TIP120.

In general, yes. You still need to install connectors yourself.

And LEDs, resistors, capacitors? Any concern about being able to repair them in the future if for example a transistor or IC needs replaced?

Some conventional resistors, an axial electrolytic capacitor, a trimpot, the LED displays and some jumper terminals still need to be installed. The surface mount IC chips, a bunch of surface mount resistors are already installed by the board maker. In general, this way the time you need to spend assembling these will be considerably quicker. The drawback is future service is more difficult because of the surface mount ICs if one should go bad. But remember, you are no longer using the high voltage to operate these displays. Only 5 volts is needed to operate them.

True, but in standard displays the decoder goes bad and it only ever sees 5 volts. Still tempted..

I've done this with regular gottlieb pbdb on system ones and it works great. I didn't know you can adjust the denounce on the pic version so I'll have to try some of these out.

Here goes...

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