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WPC95 old schematics

By Powerchisper

4 years ago



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    #1 4 years ago

    Hello friends.

    I´m currently fighting against alkaline corrosion on a WPC95, it is the prototype board.
    Does anyone have a correct schematics fot this MPU board ?, I think its the A-20119 schematics.

    I can´t find them on the net.

    Any help is welcome ( even if you have pictures of a naked PCB )

    Thanks in advance and greetings from Spain !

    #2 4 years ago

    Search for the game on IPDB.org and download the PDF manual for it. Should have schematics.

    #4 4 years ago

    That's the .3 (or -3) version of the manual. U27 is shown as 74LS02. The CPU board is listed as A-21377.

    The .1 (or -1) version of the manual shows U27 as 74LS08. The CPU board is listed as A-20119.

    Quoted from Powerchisper:

    ... on a WPC95, it is the prototype board.

    There's an even earlier version where D28 is not on the board (was added manually in-house by WMS). The service bulletin information @ http://www.planetarypinball.com/mm5/Williams/tech/sb86.html has more information for you.

    There is a PDF of the .1 that was posted somewhere on the internet but I don't remember where or if it's still available.

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