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Gottlieb System 80 is this socket supposed to be empty?

By Yeastlord

7 years ago



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#1 7 years ago
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JEF

Yeastlord

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I saw in the manual that the prom 2 socket should be empty but it never mentioned the one at the top of the board. This is from a Gottlieb Pink Panther. Am I missing a chip?

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#2 7 years ago
 
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ForceFlow

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That is the TC1 socket. It is normally used for the reset board, but it isn't necessary for a home environment. It's safe to leave it unpopulated.

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#3 7 years ago
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Yeastlord

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7y 22,900 77 4

Quoted from ForceFlow:

That is the TC1 socket. It is normally used for the reset board, but it isn't necessary for a home environment. It's safe to leave it unpopulated.

Excellent.

Thanks for the help!

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