Hello, I’m having Some weird issues with my revenge from mars, the pc and parallel connection are working fine (also tried with spare Nucore system) but no success. The PC seems to boot into the game but only 1 light is flashing -> it is actually displaying the attract mode animation.
**Things going wrong**
1. When i turn on RFM, the pc is booting and showing the correct picture on the monitor
2. After a while, the PC will connect to the power board as expected, i can see it is actually playing the “attract mode” animation but only 1 light is functioning (middle orange soucer beam)
3. None of the buttons are doing anything but it looks like the “coin door open/close switch” is actually registering by the PC.
4. The fuse leds are all of except the F111-F112-F110-F108, it seems these should only come on when the PC has booted but that doesnt seem to happen. I checked/replaced all fuses and all are perfectly fine, they also dont blow when turning on the system
**Possible cause**
- I might or might not have accidently connected the 50v rail to one of the switches while trying to repair a pop bumper
**Things i tried**
- Checked the computer + parallel Cable, everything is fine here, also tried a Nucore system but still same behavior.
- Reseated EVERYTHING in PC/PowerBoard & Playfield probably multiple times, also replaced all fuses.
- In the center of the board there are 2 measuring points just left of LED17 for +20V,+50V +12V, the readings here are 24V, 80V and 15V DC ?! these seem a bit high or is it normal because there is no load?
**Still need to try / Need help with these**
- How would I check if the correct voltages from the transformeren are present? The connector is a big one and i cant seem to find a real pinout diagram of the transformer, also where am i suposed to put the black probe (where to attach it to common ground without blowing up everything).
**Video**
I made a video showing the current behavior when turning on the machine:
Update:
narrowed down the issue to the 16VAC rail not being present.
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/how-to-check-transformer-voltages#post-7475424