Greetings! I have a Rocky and Bullwinkle. It's slowly been coming together as I bought it with a sound board only - and wrong MPU. Now, I have a Power Supply, MPU (-03), and a sound board. I am MISSING the PBB, and the Board that goes under the playfield on the cabinet. When I turned the machine on, I was hoping to have at least some lights, but I do hear "It's Showtime" and then nothing happens.

My question is - is with just the boards I have, should I see "some" life other than "Its Showtime!"?

Thank you for the help!

hmmm - so I should have audio, display, and GI. I'll hvae to recheck my connections. I'll upload some photos in case anyone sees anything I'm not.

Okay - I uploaded some pictures here. I'm not getting anything on the DMD, but I do have 5+ volts going to it from that 3-pin connector (key in middle). Here are my connections on the board. There is one that's all black wires I photographed, and there are two options that would fit on that plug. It may not matter but I wanted to point it out. There is also a black/yellow connector (5-pin) that is near the power supply, but doesn't seem to go anywhere. It may go to the PBB but I am unsure. I bought this with no boards other than a sound board (and wrong MPU) so any help making sure I have things correct would be much appreciated!

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Disregard! Found some things not hooked up properly to the PS board - lord..... Also have a wire lose so I'll make a new connection. Will report back later!

Side note - my power supply board.....CN7 - has a 5-pin plug with one key - but my schematic shows a 3-pin connection. The 3-pin is

Pin 1 - Brown/Green (Coil Drive 11)
Pin 2 - Key
Pin 3 - Red (power supply CN3)

Do I just plug mine in normally here and leave the other pins exposed?

Additionally, CN3 on the power supply is supposed to be a 9 pin connection with a key at pin 9. However, my power supply itself has a pin on pin 9. I suppose this is what makes this interchangeable with all power supplies, but am I supposed to just cut the pin off?

Shogun00

Here you go! I appreciate all the help! I'm learning - just slowly!

Also I included a photo to show I put together CN7 - I haven't fired it up like that, but it makes sense looking at the diagram. Additionally, you can see where my CN3 has pins on all the slots, but my connection has Pin 9 having a key - so I assume I just cut that pin off?

unfortunately, after examining CN8 more, I will have to make a new connection there.

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Wow - thank you! I guess the guy I bought the board from just stuck them in there!

Shogun00 DumbAss

Am I correct that nothing would show on the DMD until I get that ram and processor? I've got the pin removed, placed in. I guess its 10 pins on the board and 9 pins on the connector, so I started at PIN 1.

Well poop. Mine doesn't.