There's a menu you can get into with the little buttons inside and lets you delete the ones you don't want,set the time,restore to factory.....
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New York, NY
Quoted from Puffdanny:There's a menu you can get into with the little buttons inside and lets you delete the ones you don't want,set the time,restore to factory.....
What's great is you can take off specific animations or entire games
Stockholm
Quoted from Ericpinballfan:Agreed! I also get a ton of Ghostbusters.
Quoted from yancy:Yeah, I see a lot of Ghostbusters too.
Could be that Ghostbusters (and WWE) has many animations overall. Torbjörn has made the randomizer function so that the same animation can't show up within the next 250 (if I remember correct) animations, making it "more random than random" 
Quoted from Limpan:Torbjörn has made the randomizer function so that the same animation can't show up within the next 250 (if I remember correct) animations, making it "more random than random" ...
Wouldn't that technically make it LESS random?
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Villefranche-sur-saône
hi guys is there a link where I can buy one? A shop or something, mail adress ? I mean the dmd clock
Quoted from Funkbuster:hi guys is there a link where I can buy one? A shop or something, mail adress ? I mean the dmd clock
You can buy the Run-DMD PCB from our new webshop that opened yesterday: https://run-dmd.com
There's no way right now to buy a complete clock with the HUB08/HUB75 panels from the website right now because the shipping fee from Sweden would kill the deal. I'm looking for ways to ship complete kits inside EU though, but not available right now.
I just opened the new website, and hopefully everything is working as it should. If anyone encounters any problems with the new website, let me know.
We also have a repaired Run-DMD Classic for sale with a discount (89 EUR instead of 134). Only 1 pcs. available:
https://run-dmd.com/product/run-dmd-classic/
1 week later
Ok, have been eyeing this for a few years, thinking of pulling the trigger...
So I just need to grab the "white" PCB, and associated displays, and a ps....then download the animation/upload to SD card? Then be up and running?
Quoted from Irishbastard:Ok, have been eyeing this for a few years, thinking of pulling the trigger...
So I just need to grab the "white" PCB, and associated displays, and a ps....then download the animation/upload to SD card? Then be up and running?
So....yes/no/maybe? Ready to order the "white board" and AliExpress associated DMDs...Just want to make sure, since it's been a while since I've contemplated this..
Quoted from Irishbastard:Ok, have been eyeing this for a few years, thinking of pulling the trigger...
So I just need to grab the "white" PCB, and associated displays, and a ps....then download the animation/upload to SD card? Then be up and running?
Yes, exactly, you'll need:
* Run-DMD White (or Edge)
* 2 pcs. HUB75 displays (or HUB08 if you choose Edge over White)
* 10A PSU linked in the FAQ over at run-dmd.com
* Some kind of frame to fit everything in.
* Flash the SD card with the latest B134 image-
Quoted from Limpan:Yes, exactly, you'll need:
* Run-DMD White (or Edge)
* 2 pcs. HUB75 displays (or HUB08 if you choose Edge over White)
* 10A PSU linked in the FAQ over at run-dmd.com
* Some kind of frame to fit everything in.
* Flash the SD card with the latest B134 image-
Thank You
Last question before I order, what exactly is the difference between the "edge" and "white" boards? I understand they use different display panels, but what are the benefits, positive and negative of either?
Quoted from Irishbastard:Last question before I order, what exactly is the difference between the "edge" and "white" boards? I understand they use different display panels, but what are the benefits, positive and negative of either?
HUB75 displays, more color options use the white board
HUB08 regular orange (classic) color use the edge board.
Got my RUN-DMD back in early 2015, where it was used ½ year, and thereafter failed.
The last couple of days I've been looking into getting it running again, but it seems that my re-imaging of the SD-card needs one with animations included on this version of the board.
Reading through the thread, I didn't find any direct links, but it seems like people are in 'the know', as to were I could get me some of that.
Would a kind soul PM me some highly valued info in regards to making this RUN-DMD great again? 
Got my RUN-DMD back in early 2015, where it was used ½ year, and thereafter failed.
The last couple of days I've been looking into getting it running again, but it seems that my re-imaging of the SD-card needs one with animations included on this version of the board.
Reading through the thread, I didn't find any direct links, but it seems like people are in 'the know', as to were I could get me some of that.
Would a kind soul PM me some highly valued info in regards to making this RUN-DMD great again?
Quoted from Irishbastard:Ordered everything last night, Thanks Again!
Could you share how much it all costs for the parts. Just wondering if it is better than buying it all together.
Quoted from fiberdude120:Could you share how much it all costs for the parts. Just wondering if it is better than buying it all together.
I believe it was around $240ish:
- "White" PCB (PayPal added more than I expected, but my credit card wouldn't allow international purchase for some reason), DMD panels from AliExpress, and grabbed the PS on eBay as it was cheaper (with same specs). Going to figure out a wood frame, no frame, or some sort of custom setup (Don't think anyone is selling frames anymore??)
I can do frames for "white". PM me.
Cheers/MiMa
Quoted from Irishbastard:I believe it was around $240ish:
- "White" PCB (PayPal added more than I expected, but my credit card wouldn't allow international purchase for some reason), DMD panels from AliExpress, and grabbed the PS on eBay as it was cheaper (with same specs). Going to figure out a wood frame, no frame, or some sort of custom setup (Don't think anyone is selling frames anymore??)
Quoted from Irishbastard:I believe it was around $240ish:
- "White" PCB (PayPal added more than I expected, but my credit card wouldn't allow international purchase for some reason), DMD panels from AliExpress, and grabbed the PS on eBay as it was cheaper (with same specs). Going to figure out a wood frame, no frame, or some sort of custom setup (Don't think anyone is selling frames anymore??)
The frame template is available for download and you can order it made from ponoko.
Quoted from pinballinreno:More
The frame template is available for download and you can order it made from ponoko.
https://www.ponoko.com/
I saw that while googling, but didn't know which fits the "white" board and HUB75 display(Four different frame files are listed), and how to go about ordering. (Looks like you need to open an account and add the plans)
Quoted from Limpan:Yes, exactly as pinballinreno said. Otherwise they are similar, both are compatible with a regular Pinball DMD as well.
I'm discovering this very late. 
What an awesome product!! I really like the idea of building a speaker-panel-style frame, and maybe just installing BT speakers to play tunes from my phone or something. I have an extra DMD from an Addams Family pin--will this work?
Quoted from SeaLawyer:I'm discovering this very late. What an awesome product!! I really like the idea of building a speaker-panel-style frame, and maybe just installing BT speakers to play tunes from my phone or something. I have an extra DMD from an Addams Family pin--will this work?
No that plasma display will not work. Well it would if you built a high voltage system to get the display to operate. But, you can get those red LED DMDs Stern used to use and connect that up to the kit specifically for that type of display.
Quoted from schudel5:No that plasma display will not work. Well it would if you built a high voltage system to get the display to operate. But, you can get those red LED DMDs Stern used to use and connect that up to the kit specifically for that type of display.
Ok, cool, thanks. Whatever happened with the EXP-One board?
What all is necessary to get this working? I have extra P5 and P10 panels as well as a bunch of power supplies from my xmas light display.
Quoted from ChiefKC:What all is necessary to get this working? I have extra P5 and P10 panels as well as a bunch of power supplies from my xmas light display.
You have a few pages to read thru. Everything is talked about.
-Mike
I did mine about a year ago. Did make my own frame. A lexan plate in the front, four metal strips in a square at the back as a frame. Hex spacers between metal frame and board, bigger spacers between metal frame and front lexan plate. Easy to do, lot of drilling. I use a dark lexan plate, as my clock is very bright and you can use the dimming but mine then makes a high pitched noise? So i did a dark lexan plate and run it on full brightness. The assembly of the clock is easy. Connect the boards to each other, connect the Run DMD board, connect the power, upload latest software, done. The integration on the wall is hardest if you want everything nicely tucked away
Quoted from PeterG:I did mine about a year ago. Did make my own frame. A lexan plate in the front, four metal strips in a square at the back as a frame. Hex spacers between metal frame and board, bigger spacers between metal frame and front lexan plate. Easy to do, lot of drilling. I use a dark lexan plate, as my clock is very bright and you can use the dimming but mine then makes a high pitched noise? So i did a dark lexan plate and run it on full brightness. The assembly of the clock is easy. Connect the boards to each other, connect the Run DMD board, connect the power, upload latest software, done. The integration on the wall is hardest if you want everything nicely tucked away
Looks great!
Does anyone have any issues with their clock running fast? Mine gains about 30 seconds every day. It gets really annoying having to change it every few days.
Quoted from Damonator:What is the status on the EXP ONE board? I don't see it listed on the Run-DMD website.
I had an email in to Linus as well, here was his reply in case others are wondering:
The EXP ONE is not added in stock in the new webshop because it was not that popular, there's also some issues with some of the LED panels that sends out a high frequent noise that interferes with the remote signal, which makes the remote not always working, and it does not seem to help with other remotes (tried both 315 and 433 MHz remotes). Will add it at a later point if I could find a remote that's more reliable.
Quoted from Damonator:I had an email in to Linus as well, here was his reply in case others are wondering:
The EXP ONE is not added in stock in the new webshop because it was not that popular, there's also some issues with some of the LED panels that sends out a high frequent noise that interferes with the remote signal, which makes the remote not always working, and it does not seem to help with other remotes (tried both 315 and 433 MHz remotes). Will add it at a later point if I could find a remote that's more reliable.
Yes I have one and I bought it to use the remote and my remote has never worked at all. He even sent me a spare remote but that's not it it only works when the remote is actually touching the antenna. I very much hope that he can resolve this as I would very much like to have a working remote.
Quoted from pinballinreno:Yes I have one and I bought it to use the remote and my remote has never worked at all. He even sent me a spare remote but that's not it it only works when the remote is actually touching the antenna. I very much hope that he can resolve this as I would very much like to have a working remote.
Same here. Remote doesn't work, but not really an issue I just use the buttons on the board to make changes.
Quoted from fnosm:More
Same here. Remote doesn't work, but not really an issue I just use the buttons on the board to make changes.
My clock is high up on the wall behind my game and difficult to reach the buttons but I only really have to adjust it twice a year.
too bad there's no daylight savings time adjustment on the clock then I wouldn't need the remote.
Quoted from pinballinreno:My clock is high up on the wall behind my game and difficult to reach the buttons but I only really have to adjust it once a year.
too bad there's no daylight savings time adjustment on the clock then I wouldn't need the remote.
Wouldn’t that be twice a year?
Quoted from pinballinreno:Doh...i fixed it
Lol, believe me, I also wish spring forward wasn’t a thing!
Quoted from Spyderturbo007:Does anyone have any issues with their clock running fast? Mine gains about 30 seconds every day. It gets really annoying having to change it every few days.
That sounds weird. Does the Run-DMD return to the correct time if you restart it?
Quoted from Limpan:That sounds weird. Does the Run-DMD return to the correct time if you restart it?
When you say restart, do you mean just unplugging it and plugging it back in again, or is there an actual restart button?
I'm about to buy a board and DMD/PSU, but I'm curious to know where I can get a frame.
This one looks pretty sweet:
Also, is it better to go with an Edge or White model?
Cheers
Quoted from Damien:I'm about to buy a board and DMD/PSU, but I'm curious to know where I can get a frame.
This one looks pretty sweet:
Also, is it better to go with an Edge or White model?
Cheers
Sweet!
Here Is a few quick answers:
Acrylic Frame:
I could set you up with one, but shipping overseas is a killer with fees and so on.
You could check with j_m_ he is on the same continent as you. That would probably be
the more economic option for you. Otherwise throw me a PM and I´ll set you up
with a frame from Sweden.
White v.s Edge:
It depends on your use case
Edge compatible with
– HUB08 panels
– Pinball LED DMDs (Stern or Xpin)
White compatible with
– HUB75 panels
– Pinball LED DMD (Stern or Xpin)
This means that depending on what panels you are going to use (unless you use a LED low volt pinball DMD screen)
you need to buy the right RUN-DMD board. Besides that the HUB08 panels are one color standard amber/orange and the HUB75
panels are RGB panels, where you on the "White" PCB can set the displays color by switching some dip switches giving you the option
to run your RUN-DMD in one of seven colors (Red, Green, Blue, Purple, Teal,Pale Green, or White).
If you opt for the "white" you would also need a powersuply that can deliver higher amps (10A) then you would need if you go with the
"edge".
That is basically it..
Happy Run-DMDing
/mima
Hamilton, ON
Quoted from Damien:I'm about to buy a board and DMD/PSU, but I'm curious to know where I can get a frame.
This one looks pretty sweet:
Also, is it better to go with an Edge or White model?
Cheers
j_m_ has said he may make the latest version of the acrylic frame available on ponoko.com.
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