Got a new ni-wumph system 1 board. Trying to tell it I have a Cleo. I cant get the test button to bring up the menus.
I've tested continuity and it is working. I've checked and cleaned j6. Checked bottom cab diodes all ok.
Game will boot up and let you play it although it doesn't know it's a cleo. So about half of the playfield doesn't score.
With game on I tested across the test switch terminals. 0.25v
I've checked the power supply, all voltages are good. Connections are good.
Coin up switches work, replay button starts a game. Can't see any shorts on the coin door or switches.
Anyone help me out on this? Thanks
Jeff

Thanks forceflow but no dip switches on the new boards

I'm not getting 5v across the test button only like 0.5v. All of my grounds have 5v. The green ground wire on the coin door that attaches at the test button bracket has 5v. The ball roll tilt cage has 5v. I've looked everywhere and cant find it. Ive unsoldered all 5 diodes in the bottom of the cab and all are good. Checked under playfield but can't find a thing that is shorting to ground. Not blowing any fuses.

any help appreciated

Also swapped driver board out with a new boston pinball driver board. New mpu to driver harness, power supply to mpu harness and re-pinned a1-j6. Been reading on here about other system 1 problems and troubleshooting this beast.
At my wits end with this thing. Considering parting it out to recover some of the money I have invested.
Attract mode looks great, right kick-out hole kicks once on power up. Diodes check out good.
Good voltage readings on the power supply.

yes, I don't think it knows it's a Cleo but maybe it does. It will let me play a game, but only a few rollovers will score. None of the pop bumpers or slings or drop holes or targets. I haven't re-pinned everything. I cleaned them and look pretty good and look like they have good tension. Thanks

When I got the machine it looked like it had never been touched as far as the connectors. But I will check them. Thanks

All the wires are in the right place.

By mistake I found that any time I touch any yellow wire in the coin door to ground it put the machine in setup mode. And sometimes tilt.
Yellow is the Return 0. What's going on with this thing?

It doesn't look like it has been modified. No it hasn't been modified for free play. At least not by jumpering the wires on the diode strip in the bottom cabinet. Thanks

Ok, the test button inside the coin door doesn't let me go into setup.
The game comes on in attract mode and looks good.
It will let me start a game (which one I don't know)
Only a few things will score.
On start of a new game, one of the green bonus lights is already on, like i've scored a green drop target or roll over.
Checked the switches for both, neither are closed.
The big issue is it won't go to setup when I press the test button.
voltages check out, diodes check out. Thanks

Checked it many times before and just did again and checks out. It's actually 2 yellows on the bottom and the other is a blue/white. I've even jumpered them momentarily nothing.
If I touch the yellow to a green ground it will go to setup but can't really control it because it's hard to replicate a momentary switch.
Plus there is something wrong by the switch not letting me go into setup. thanks.

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I repinned A1J6 and a couple others. And it is wired to COM (?) Continuity test shows NO, when pressed it closes momentarily. Thanks for helping guys.

Have a brand new Ni-Wumph mpu, a new Boston Pinball driver board, new cable from power supply to mpu, new cable from mpu to driver board. re-pinned A1J6 (all coin door switches go here). Will be re-pinning others also. Thanks