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74XX Arcade Repair
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Добавлен 31 янв 2019
Welcome to 74XX, a channel dedicated to arcade hardware and repair. My goal is convince more gamers and collectors to repair and restore vintage hardware.
The most common question I get from fellow arcade enthusiasts is "Where do I start?"
Watch for my RUclips Live "Re-Repairs", where I explain my thought process for repairing arcade printed circuit boards. Ask questions and get a look at the tools of the trade while we diagnose, repair, test, and play!
The most common question I get from fellow arcade enthusiasts is "Where do I start?"
Watch for my RUclips Live "Re-Repairs", where I explain my thought process for repairing arcade printed circuit boards. Ask questions and get a look at the tools of the trade while we diagnose, repair, test, and play!
Galaga Arcade PCB Repair - Stuck Music!
Hello!
Welcome back to another Arcade PCB Repair. We've got Midway Galaga on tap tonight, with a naughty sound section that freezing up and eventually crashing the whole game.
Welcome back to another Arcade PCB Repair. We've got Midway Galaga on tap tonight, with a naughty sound section that freezing up and eventually crashing the whole game.
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Arkanoid 2: Revenge of DOH Arcade PCB Repair
Просмотров 67210 месяцев назад
Happy New Year! I'm back with another PCB repair. Let me know in the comments what you want to see from this channel this year: more repair videos, more live streams, more information about gear and tools?
Arcade Repair Byte - Atari Dig Dug Not Booting
Просмотров 3632 года назад
Follow me on twitter @callanbrown Sometimes a repair just takes a good eye. Following the video you might ask "why didn't you find the floating signal?", well the boot up routine only activates the 2nd and 3rd CPUs for a small amount of time so many signals are left floating most of the time.
Ms Pac-Man PCB Repair - The Ghosts Have Lost Their Minds!
Просмотров 7592 года назад
Follow me on twitter @callanbrown Another repair of one of my own machines, Ms Pac-Man. New issues cropped up since the January collection review video, so it was time to get in there!
Arcade CRT Tube Swap and Rejuvenation (25" WG K7000)
Просмотров 4,8 тыс.2 года назад
Hello viewers, welcome to the first repair video of the year. Today I'm replacing tube on my CPS2 cabinet. I'm going to try my luck with a random Goldstar consumer CRT that I probably got for five bucks last year! The tube is pretty dim so we're gonna blast it with electricity.
2022 Arcade Collection Review (what I fixed and what's still broken)
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.2 года назад
Happy New Year's! I continued to expand my arcade collection in 2021 and of course never ran out of issues to fix or improvements to make. Let's take a look at each of my 12 machines, what's the last repair or mod I did and what's to come in 2022. One of these machines is rocking a #MiSTerFPGA, can you figure out which one? If you have any questions about my machines, artwork or repairs, feel f...
VR Bytes - New Walkabout Mini Golf Course - Quixote Valley!
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Twitter: callanbrown and RedNinjaTurtle1 Our first attempt at Quixote Valley with the new "wind" mechanic! Can't wait for the hard version of the course to drop!
Streamin' MiSTer - Hugo Trilogy: House of Horrors, Whodunnit? and Jungle of Doom on MiSTer FPGA
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Streamin' MiSTer - Hugo Trilogy: House of Horrors, Whodunnit? and Jungle of Doom on MiSTer FPGA
74XX Mailbag #2 - Gaming Stuff from Japan! Game Boy, PS1, DC, MIDI, and One Big Mistake!
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74XX Mailbag #2 - Gaming Stuff from Japan! Game Boy, PS1, DC, MIDI, and One Big Mistake!
74XX Mailbag #1 - 6 Classic DOS/Windows Games! Phantasmagoria, Tomb Raider, and more! MiSTer FPGA/PC
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74XX Mailbag #1 - 6 Classic DOS/Windows Games! Phantasmagoria, Tomb Raider, and more! MiSTer FPGA/PC
Arcade Repair Byte & CPU-7A Module Installation - Burger Time
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Arcade Repair Byte & CPU-7A Module Installation - Burger Time
Arcade Repair Byte - Midway NBA Jam with Video Issues
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Arcade Repair Byte - Midway NBA Jam with Video Issues
Sega Turbo LED Gauges Upgrade Kits & Installation Video
Просмотров 5213 года назад
Sega Turbo LED Gauges Upgrade Kits & Installation Video
Arcade Repair Byte - Atari Missile Command Stuck in Watchdog / ROM Problem
Просмотров 3213 года назад
Arcade Repair Byte - Atari Missile Command Stuck in Watchdog / ROM Problem
My Custom MiSTer FPGA Case (with Beer)
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My Custom MiSTer FPGA Case (with Beer)
Neat! Adding LED Gauges to a Sega Turbo Mini Arcade Cabinet
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Neat! Adding LED Gauges to a Sega Turbo Mini Arcade Cabinet
Neat! Atari Outlaw 1976 Western Shooter Arcade Game
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Neat! Atari Outlaw 1976 Western Shooter Arcade Game
Arcade Repair Byte: Atari System 2 Video Board Swap for Testing
Просмотров 2324 года назад
Arcade Repair Byte: Atari System 2 Video Board Swap for Testing
Arcade Repair Byte: Punching Metal Control Panels
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Arcade Repair Byte: Punching Metal Control Panels
Capturing Arcade Video with the GBS 8200 Scaler and gbs-control Firmware
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Capturing Arcade Video with the GBS 8200 Scaler and gbs-control Firmware
Arcade Repair Byte: Gemini Wing Reset Weirdness
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Arcade Repair Byte: Gemini Wing Reset Weirdness
Upgrading a Sega Turbo monitor and when can you use a "Universal Chassis"?
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Upgrading a Sega Turbo monitor and when can you use a "Universal Chassis"?
LIVE! Arcade Re-Repair #4: Atari Centipede
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LIVE! Arcade Re-Repair #4: Atari Centipede
Nice work
Will not last...just run heater voltage up to half a volt for a minute ...
Nah
At least it was a standard IC that failed, and not a custom one!
Absolutely. At least the reproductions of the custom chips are available these days though.
Background music during explanation is distracting.
thank you for explaining
I always love your videos! Thanks. Simple fix this time eh?! Great.
Nicely done :)
GBA starts flashing red at approximately 3 hours, 10 minutes, and 8 seconds I can't tell when it exactly died, but it definitely died somewhere around 30 seconds after the Pocket died Game Gear starts blinking at approximately 5 hours, 31 seconds It dies at 5 hours, 23 minutes, and 48 seconds (perfect timing with the song too, lol)
Thx for the extra info on your repair proceedures .
Great video. Can't wait to watch more of your stuff.
Dude, just discovered your channel. You need to do more vids. They are very well done!
I have exactly the same mk2 board , and i also have the sound problem, when i put her on to work in 30-40 seconds the passive cooler on the audio amplifier is very very hot !! Do you have the same thing? I dont know what to do
You probably need to replace the audio amp that's attached to the cooler!
I connected it to another monitor and its ok . Before i cleaned it very well. It worked perfect. This happened for two reasons first it needed clean or something is wrong with my speaker or the jack. I dont have arcade cabinet i have an old tv shell and inside a chassis and glass (hantarex-videocolour) . One thing is very strange though we both have exactly the same board but why yours the chips have pin baze on them? You change these?
Hey what did you do to get it out of the initial watchdog problem? The board watchdogs whether or not I have it in test mode and if I bypass DMAG0 it doesn't boot so CPU side. My ROMS look good - going to start swapping some RAM to see if I can get it to boot at least the RAM test mode.
Apparently DMAG0 was not bypassed so it ended up being vector side. Thanks again for the videos!
Hi, thank you for making this repair video, I learned a lot. I have this game PCB and it showed sub CPU ROM error when I boot up the game. Could please help me by telling me which file should I write into the EPROM? Thank you.
Awesome things to learn thanks
Thanks so much for showing this! I had never seen one before, only heard of it. So, it uses a CdS cell to sense that the gun is holstered (trapping the light and thus lowering the resistance)?
Yes that seems to be correct.
Are you still doing these 2 years later?
I have an arkanoid 2: revenge of doh that I can't get working... I don't have an EPROM tester or writer... do you sell replacement EPROM sets?
Hi Michael, I don't but the go-to place seems to be hobbyroms.com. I haven't used them but I've been told they will sell pre-programmed EPROMs.
What does the SUB CPU do? the purpose of the SUB CPU is doing what
Running the sound effects and music
Homer Simpson
Super interesting that when you were looking at the diff between the known good ROM image and the one you pulled off the chip, ALL of the incorrect bit pairs had only shifted one place to the left. What in god's name would cause seemingly random bits to _all_ shift one place to the left? (i.e. 5C becomes 5B, 43 becomes 42, etc...) I've watched a few videos on "earth level radiation" (the low-levels of radiation coming from our sun and the environment around us) causing "bit flip" in memory (where a 1 becomes a 0 or vice versa) in memory, causing otherwise unexplainable blue screens/kernel panics. Given that these are ROMs we're talking about, I can't imagine any other hardware on that board actually managed to _write_ those incorrect bits to the ROM chip, so I wonder if the cause of this issue was something like a bad ground, transient spikes, or even low-level radiation! I'm sure there's some more mundane explanation (which I'd love to hear your thoughts about!), but it's fun to think about stuff like this =P
Super weird isn't it? Wait until you notice that the bad byte is in the same column every time! I'm guessing there's something structural in the EPROM that has failed.
@@74XX_arcade have you ever seen something like this before? I've never worked with arcade hardware (nor have I ever had to dump the contents of a physical ROM chip using a reader like yours), but I have dumped firmware from (and flashed firmware _to_ ) several devices (each of which have used non-removable EEPROM), and I've never seen any issues this weirdly _consistent._ I've dealt w/ motherboard/GPU firmware corruption, but in those cases, the corruption is pretty severe. I've seen scenarios where the corruption is so bad, some characters within the ROM don't even match my system's supported languages or installed character sets. Issues like this one - where the problem bits follow such a consistent pattern - really make me wonder what a deep dive would uncover regarding the root cause of the problem at a _physical level_ (because there's got to be some underlying physical issue with some aspect of the chip, right?) If so, it'd be super neat if it were possible to _see_ any physical deformation using a powerful microscope (like a Mantis or equivalent). Not suggesting _you_ should take all the time to do that, because de-lidding these chips requires those laser systems and all that (and even then, the chip die is so freaking small that I'd imagine you'd need some super expensive, super high magnification equipment like an SEM or something like that to actually _see_ the physical defect). The 9-year-old in me loves thinking about what that sort of problem must look like on a physical level though, haha. Anyway, one more question and I'll stop my rambling: What do you think could've caused the potential defect within the chip itself? I'm thinking maybe a transient spike or perhaps an overheat, though to my knowledge, these game companies tried to make these boards pretty resilient to stuff like that to keep them in operation.
Kinda sucks. If bits on EPROMs flip from 0 to 1, then it's easy - just burn the image over the original, that works most of the time. Sometimes, the ROM's bad. But if bits flip from 1 to 0, the ROM's always bad. Sometimes EPROMs that become flaky also get a lot warmer than they should. My guess is that something in the internal addressing logic fails the speed test due to age (there's electron migration, I guess that takes active material away from being a transistor so the transistor gets weaker and weaker as it ages). Flips from 0 to 1 are usually due to stray UV radiation or sometimes can happen with age, but as I said, in that case, the EPROM will happily accept its original program after burning, and if not, in the trash it goes.
Happy new year! Would love to see more repair videos if possible. 🙂
Your videos are awesome ! how much do you charge ?
cool
cool video, you just earned yourself a new subscriber, mister. i've got a few tubes that probably need cleaning.
Could you tell me how I would replace the monitor for the 1981 Sega Turbo cabinet game. I am a girl not that it matters but may help you help me. Also it worked just fine until it didn’t. Every thing still turns on sound and all just no picture so I am assuming it’s the monitor. Please help me
I’ve never played this one, I do spy Black Tiger in behind it! I’ve got the music stuck in my head now lol.
Good video. And i applaud you for keeping crt and not swap to lcd.
Which joystick did you use for your Gyruss cabaret? I know the regular uprights came with Monroe joysticks - any idea if you can just use an 8-way leaf joystick instead or does a Monroe make that much of a difference?
I used a regular 8 way, worked fine.
Thanks for the demonstration! I was curious how the picture is holding up these days, still as vibrant as when you did it?
Actually funny story, soon after this video I came into possession of a 27" monitor that fit this cabinet! This complete monitor is waiting on a shelf for another game.
Hi! I’m looking into replacing a tube in my old cabinet, is there a more detailed video of the actual tube swap (and the possible adjustments which need to be made)? Or just a guide on how to do it properly? Thanks!
Hi! I would recommend reading up on examples from others using the same base monitor. The WG K7000 monitors can easily swap tubes, but other common ones like the Electrohome G07 are nigh impossible because of tube compatibility. So figure out what monitor your game uses and start searching from there!
Excellent work! I've been using a Mister Multisystem with their console case for a while but what I really wanted was a home computer styled case with a keyboard, as I mostly want to replicate my time with the CBM 64, ZX Spectrum etc. I've spent ages trying to figure out which vintage model to base it on though, bearing in mind the Multisystem design means I'd need a deeper case for it to sit behind rather than under the keyboard. On my shortlist were the Oric Atmos and Acorn Electron (albeit both needing to be extended back) and... yes, the Apple IIc! In fact I've been searching for old IIc cases to modify, but haven't found the right one - they either work, so I wouldn't want to ruin that, or they're too banged up. Anyway, I just came across your video and couldn't believe you had the same idea several years earlier! Great choice and hopefully I'll make my own version at some point in the future!
Awesome stuff. Thx for sharing your knowledge. Much appreciated.
Awesome stuff. Thank you for sharing this knowledge.
Ok how do i fix a bad rom uE13 the graphics are bad? Do i reflow it?
Hi i have a te pcb and when i turn it on theres no leds that turn on for power and the game dont boot up just a white screen.
Come back. Make more videos!
So cool! Great video, too!
I have an odd question. I'm working on a video that will compare every single 2nd gen console game to their arcade counterpart. I think this is the one game out of everything that I've come across for that video that isn't on MAME. Would it be at all possible to get like 30 seconds of gameplay footage from this to use in the video? If it's too much of an ask I totally get it as it doesn't look like an easy game to play and record at the same time.
Hi! Sorry my friend I regrettably sold this machine a long time ago to a private collector. I can check my video stash to see if there's some more footage of gameplay though.
@@74XX_arcade Thanks I really appreciate that! Also sorry for the delayed response. For some reason I didn't get a notification from youtube.
I got a no led on mine no sound and no bong and does the iq thing also
Is there anywhere to get just the 16 bit adapter for the GQ if you don't have it? I bought the base version so it came with only some PLC adapters.
Hmm I got it so long ago I'm not sure. I got it right from the MCUMall page along with my GQ 4X.
@@74XX_arcade Yea, I got mine from Amazon since it was the same price as MCUMall (I've had my programmer for years now), but it looks like you can get just the adapter from MCUMall so that is awesome. Thanks for reminding me about the site.
Excellent video. Thank you for the time and dedication invested to make this type of content.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Do you know how to access the test mode for the board Captain America And The Avengers by Data East PCB? I have problems in the graphics and I would like to know the Mask ROM that do not work correctly
I took a quick look at the manual but I don't see a test mode listed so it might not have one.
I have a bad PAL on a DJ Boy I can't fix until someone translates it...
Funny. Last weekend I fixed a Vendetta (same HW as Simpsons). Guess what was bad? The same main CPU Chip Select PAL (but every output was stuck at a clean LOW). Also the palette RAMs. As for the Street Fighter EPROM... I usually check if the errors are 0s that flip to 1. Because if they are, I try burning the same image to the original EPROM which works most of the time. Sometimes the boards are stored in sunlight and bits do flip.
Crazy that these PALs are starting to go. Glad backups are being made now. On the Street Fighter the chip I replaced was a mask ROM not an EPROM so it can't be reprogrammed.
Let me send you an Xmen pcb with graphics glitches for your next episode :)
I just had an XMen on the bench for a sound fix last night! Very similar board to The Simpsons.
@@74XX_arcade an excellent repair job. Thank you!
Where do you find the files to program masked rom on street fighter
They are found around the internet. It's not legal to have them if you don't have a legal use so they can be hard to find. There is no "official" place for them.
Would it be at all possible to get your help with a BurgerTime upright I have that's experiencing a couple of issues? One of which is my own doing unfortunately. It started out with just having a sound issue where it was pulsing the same sound at startup but video and gameplay worked, I pulled the socketed chips and lightly sanded off any corrosion I could see and cleaned them off along with cleaning the sockets and reseated them all on both the CPU board and the sound I/O board. Now I'm getting no video at startup and the self diag test shows a ROM error. 😞 The error specifically is ROM TEST ER AA06 13B. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Tim here, this is my unit, I find that most tubes respond well with just a clean and balance, although sometimes one gun may actually get worse after the first cycle, requiring a second cycle. You are basically blasting material off the guns, and that material CAN find it's way onto another gun. Once in a while I will encounter a tube that requires "rejuvenation"... but they generally will improve somewhat. I have not had a tube worse off after the process though. If you do encounter a tube with bad gun(s), there is no repair... it is garbage.
Amazing video! Like & Subscribe. Thank you.
Hello.. I was just wondering if this CPU-7A PCB was still available?
Hello! Yes please email me callan@callanbrown.com.