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What's the best method for bench testing reflexive solonoids? I have a 2nd revision Data East CPU board, and I want to confirm that the reflexive solonoids work. Sadly, I don't have a game that goes along with the board, only a 3rd revision game or a system 11 williams game. Can I stick the board in a system 11 (assuming I jumper correctly for the Williams ROMs)? I know they work slightly differently, but I don't know them well enough to know what the difference would be.
Ooo, neat, viper, I didn't know that stuff existed. I know I said "bench testing", but I was looking for any way to test without having an actual game on hand. The problem with the above method is that it assumes you can start a game...something that can be difficult on the bench, where you cannot see or hear any feedback.
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