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	Re: Bingo Pinballs: Saturday, June 12, 2010 2:17 PM From: "(¯` www.gokspelen.net ´¯)" <gokspelen> Add sender to Contacts To: "Danny Leach" <bingopinballs> Hi, Yes, he uses a control box, for some bingo's you need it to remove a security code. You can also use the box to see the counters, test the lamps and switches. Not all the electronic bingo's have this, like TSCC. You can copy the SRAM of a working bingo. Ivan

	http://rgparchive.com/rgpforum/showthread.php?t=13968 Matty-t INFO: New Orleans Bingo - Sirmo of Belgium 1984 If you or anyone you know has one, I need Eprom 3 dumped and emailed to me. I would compensate you for your time and efforts. Actually it might be best to have all three dumped so I can make sure the first two checksum. Rom 3 is defiantly toast. The revision is labeled as 3.41 if your revision does not match I will need all three images. I can accept all the popular formats. They are 2732's so just about any burner out there would read them. TIA - Matt
	Vic Camp on his New Continental Golden "I got this game in a 12 game package deal from a vendor in Newark NJ. This 1990's manufacture game from overseas is packed with features never seen on an EM bingo machine. Manufactured by GAA in Belgium. Digital bingos have so many features it allows a player to win or lose a great deal of money in one game. The betting can go up to the hundreds or thousands of dollars in one single game depending on how much the player is willing to invest or gamble. I have the game programmed to allow a player to win over 20,000 replays and the setting can go higher if an operator wants to allow it. Garage gameroom location 2011."

	hechurchofthesilverb...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: hi. just picked up a Sirmo bingo. The head and body don’t match, I figured that before I bought it, but the price was good. does anyone have a source for technical info on these units? it is in very nice shape. It uses the same crappy data sentry battery as Gottlieb. :-) Interesting hardware. i need to convert it to 110v. i may just replace the transformer, it would be simpler. Mike What game do you have? I have a couple of New Orleans games, one that doesn't power up and one that boots but doesn't seem to play. I managed to contact someone at Sirmo in Belgium who tried to help me out. They didn't have any info on New Orleans, but he scanned the service manual for Louisiana for me and sent me a pdf. He said these used the same board set. The Louisiana pdf is on my webiste if you want a copy. It is in French, but the schematics have mostly english text, though they use different terms for voltage (pressure) and such. http://reelpinball.com/games/sirmobingo/LouisianaServiceManual.pdf I was lucky enough to later find an English manual and schematics for New Orleans on eBay, along with a full set of boards (all for $12!). I haven't had a chance to do anything with the games since getting the paperwork. My experience was all EM when I got these games and Clay obviously does not have a Sirmo repair guide so I didn't get too far. I was able to get into test mode but had a hard time interpreting some of what was going on. I'm hoping to find some time to look at these again now that I've done a lot of SS work, but they're not high on my list of priorities. Steve Yates Ste...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx://REELpinball.com



	Internet Note Oct 22^nd , 2003: (Unk Origin - Sounds like a note from Aeneas on rec.games.pinball) So if you have a working machine, take care of it and do not disconnect any cables. If you bought a machine which doesn't work, good luck with it, I hope you didn't pay too much for it. It's possible that the machine can be restarted, however this is not guaranteed so it's possible you end up with a non-working machine.. I receive quite often emails from people who have bought a non-working bingo (it's in code) and who ask for more information. So here is my default answer: I only have the manual (no schematics, does explain the security codes) of the Miss Bowling Turbo. For the cost of copying and postage I can send you a photocopy. However - this manual is only for the 'turbo' version, the regular or other versions have different error codes ! However, procedures may be the same and the manual may help you to understand how to operate the machine. As I said above, I recently got a small box which is used to start bingos, but have not tested it and have no instructions for it. If you live near Antwerp and have a machine which doesn't work, let me know so I can test the box.. There are people who can restart these bingos. I don't know them. I suggest you search in the yellow pages for people who deal in amusement games and ask around.Have you found someone, please let me know, so I can add this information here. Wimi themselves may help you, although I'm not sure they will. (I've heard from people who were able to get some schematics from them, heard from other people that Wimi didn't want to help them at all..)

	Nov 17 2003, 5:53 pm show options Newsgroups: rec.games.pinball From: "David Deturck" <willy.deturckREM...@pandora.be> Date: Mon, 17 Nov 2003 22:52:50 GMT Local: Mon,Nov 17 2003 5:52 pm Subject: Re: Miss Bowling Retro Bingo Aeneas, The info on your site is quite correct. The Electronic key is a chip which only goes on one specific cpu. So every game has it's own key. Using the box, you mostly have to reset all addresses to zero and it will work again. Regards, David

	Continental Notes: href="http://groups-beta.google.com/group/rec.games.pinball?hl=en">rec.games.pinball Continental Instructions: This machine combines features from two solid state Bingo machines, Bally's Continental (Dec 80), and Sirmo's Star Continental 2000 (Jan 97). Some additional keys are used in this VPinball game as noted. Before beginning play, set the TILT sensitivity; use the Page Up and Page Down keys. 1 is most sensitive, 9 is least sensitive. 0 which comes before one, is no TILT at all. 5 BALLS &1 COIN SCORE VOID IF GAME IS TILTED Object: . The key pad tester makes t瀁e definition of the program of the various game options possible, as well as the operating parameters and also to realize a number of tests.


	Jun 11 2004, 5:25 pm show options Newsgroups: rec.games.pinball From: Aeneas <ave...@hotmail.com> Date: Fri, 11 Jun 2004 21:25:06 GMT Local: Fri,Jun 11 2004 5:25 pm Subject: Re: Help on Sirmo Bingo On 11 Jun 2004 11:31:18 -0700, robertmche...@attbi.com (Robert Well there are a few problems with older Belgian bingos: - most belgian companies are in the French speaking part of Belgium, so English emails are maybe even ignored - some of them just had webdesign outsourced and probably never read their email so you have to phone or fax - no-one is interested in supporting private owners of machines, even here in Belgium, so probably they just don't care about machines abroad - no-one is interested in the older models and the major problem is:- a lot of these companies have been taken over, so the people there now may not know anything about old models as this was from another company.. Aeneas.

	Aug 27 2002, 3:00 pm show options Newsgroups: rec.games.pinball From: leon...@pi.be (LEON) Date: 27 Aug 2002 12:00:42 -0700 Local: Tues,Aug 27 2002 3:00 pm Subject: Re: Miss Bowling Bingo game HI!! BAD news I'm affraid.. These wimi bingos were fabricated here in Belgium and used as a sort of "jackpots" although it was and is still prohibited some bars and café's did and do "pay-out " the winnings...As sometimes big money was/is involved there are a lot of safety circuits on these machines. Complicated codes are in a ram, and the "hold" circuit of this safety ram is in series with a lot of security contacts.. When you open the door for example or the backglass the ram is erased...code E602... The only way to get the ram loaded again is a special print with eprom and circuitry to plug in at connector J709 and a certain number of handlings to perform.. The first buyer of such a wimi bingo is mostly an exploiter of several machines in bars and cafés.. so he has "the key" the special print ... every client of Wimi's has his own key, so no exchanges between clients could be made...( smart) As buisenis was going down last years in bingos a lot of these machines came on the market, but the exploiter kept the key for the machines he still had running... And at the first occasion the new owner opend the front door the ram was resetted and the bingo "out of business" E602...The only way to start it up again is to find the owner of the original " key"...Up to now i tried a few "tricks" but without success..stopped my experiments because "to much time "consumed... I general this bingos end up in garages and shacks after the new owner called and asked around for a solution that he did not found...The day i cracked this one perhaps i will not publish it on my website......... , i will have a lot of clients " waiting".... sorry Leon from http://www.flipper-pinball-fan.be/

	Aug 29 2002, 9:03 am show options Newsgroups: rec.games.pinball From: campga...@yahoo.com (Vic Camp) Date: 29 Aug 2002 06:03:33 -0700 Local: Thurs,Aug 29 2002 9:03 am Subject: Re: Miss Bowling Bingo game Guy, Here is some info on the Miss Bowling I have. My electronic bingo is a Miss Bowling Turbo, it was manufactured by a company in Belguim called G.A.A.(General Automatic Amusement)with Wimi circuit boards in the bingo machine. The EEROR CODE E602 in my manual reads EE06 THE EE06 means:valeur du RPREG ANORMALE forgot what this means in English. Could be replay register or something else. must ask someone who knows French to translate this. Here is the correct website address for Wimi: http://www.wimi.be/contacts.html Here are other manufactures in Belguim with electronic bingos: http://www.seeben.com/coney.htm I have a phone number you can call to reach tech's at G.A.A and possilbly tech's at Wimi. Email me for any questions or help you may need or for phone numbers. Vic

	Jun 20 2004, 4:46 pm show options Newsgroups: rec.games.pinball From: *Frank Oeffelke <godfather_of_raritaetNOSP...@web.de> Date: 20 Jun 2004 20:46:01 GMT Local: Sun,Jun 20 2004 4:46 pm Subject: Re: Help on Sirmo Bingo After receiving the coindoor schematic from John I was able to build a little adapter to start the games! A few days later I get an offer for a coindoor from Aenaes from Belgium. In the meantime I put this coin door into my bingo and it works fine! So my problem is solved with help from the people here in the RGP! Many thanks to all who helped me to restore my Bingo machine! Pictures of the restoration of my Machine are available here: http://www.pinballz.net/ipb/index.php?showtopic=1179 Jun 21 2004, 12:40 am show options Newsgroups: rec.games.pinball From: "Fred Kemper" <pbgar...@davlin.net Date: Sun, 20 Jun 2004 23:40:06 -0500 Local: Mon,Jun 21 2004 12:40 am Subject: Re: Help on Sirmo Bingo Cool looking game! First old bingo that I've seen that had a MPU in it, too. I'd suggest changing/removing/relocating that battery that's mounted on it. Maybe hard to find another board if that one is damaged by a battery failure. 6 knocker coils?! Fred TX Jun 21 2004, 2:40 pm show options Newsgroups: rec.games.pinball From: Frank Oeffelke <godfather_of_raritaetNOSP...@web.de>* Date: 21 Jun 2004 18:40:01 GMT Local: Mon,Jun 21 2004 2:40 pm Subject: Re: Help on Sirmo Bingo @Fred: Mounted on the board was one 3,6V accu (diagonal)! This accu was only for the two 5101. These where changed with the ee-prom adapter which need no more battery backup! Not 6 Knocker coils! These are 6 SOUNDCOILS! Notice the little pcb above the coils. This pcb gives the voltage with different frequencies to the sound coils. So the soundcoils buzzes in different frequencies.... (Soundboard for the poor....) Note the little number at the bottom! There you can go to the next site! This is one of the German Pinball Communities. You can read as guest but for posting you must register (for free)... It`s in German but contains many many pictures...

	Jun 10 2004, 11:01 am show options Newsgroups: rec.games.pinball From: campga...@yahoo.com (Vic Camp) Date: 10 Jun 2004 08:01:48 -0700 Local: Thurs,Jun 10 2004 11:01 am Subject: Re: Continental, A Solid State Bingo Machine Has Arrived For Visual Pinball! Thnaks for sharing this great game called Continental... Here is more information on this fantastic 6 card bingo pinball machine. "New Continental Golden". This six card bingo pinball is someway related to the last Bally six card bingo machine ever produced that was made in 1980 called the "Continental". It was Bally's first and only six card electronic bingo machine. All 1000 Continental were sold and shipped to a company in Belgium where bingo pinball machines are very much alive and popular today. I guess you can say Bally's very last six card bingo produced the "Continental" paved the way for the European market. The key pad tester makes the definition of the program of the various game options possible, as well as the operating parameters and also to realize a number of tests.

	Miss Bowling Bingo Feb 16 2003, 1:11 pm show options Newsgroups: rec.games.pinball From: guyvanransbe...@planetinternet.be (Guy) Date: 16 Feb 2003 10:11:49 -0800 Local: Sun,Feb 16 2003 1:11 pm Subject: Miss Bowling Bingo Does anyone now how to remove a tilt from a miss Bowling bigno. I have tried everything, power on with door open, reset my elektonic key... nothing works he stays in tilt mode. Thanks Feb 16 2003, 1:42 pm show options Newsgroups: rec.games.pinball From: "David Deturck" <willy.deturckREM...@pandora.be> Date: Sun, 16 Feb 2003 18:41:32 GMT Local: Sun,Feb 16 2003 1:41 pm Subject: Re: Miss Bowling Bingo First: check the tilts; are they constant on? there's one ball roll tilt in the upper part of the backbox, one or two in the cabinet, perhaps one in the door and perhaps one on the underside of the playfield. Those bingos often go in a sort of 'code', you could look at it as a sort of alarm thing. What probably has to happen now, is to reset the memory addresses of the bingo. This is done by attaching a little interface to the machine where you can reset the memory. However, very hard to find. Some operators might still have it, but they are not very willing to help people out with there old bingo problems... Good luck, David Feb 17 2003, 2:07 pm show options Newsgroups: rec.games.pinball From: guyvanransbe...@planetinternet.be (Guy Date: 17 Feb 2003 11:07:56 -0800 Local: Mon,Feb 17 2003 2:07 pm Subject: Re: Miss Bowling Bingo > Good luck, > David Hey David, I removed al tilts , the one in the back box and two in the cabinet. The strange thing is i can put still credits on it without a problem. I now its difficult to get something from operators, my bingo was in error code EB02 en it was hard to find a electronic key after a lot of phone calling I find someone that sells me a complete electronic key. Anyway thanks form your help.

	----- Original Message #3 ----- From: Leach, Danny To: Ronny Janssens Sent: Wednesday, April 20, 2005 5:32 AM Subject: RE: Game-Master Enquiry Thank you Ronny - Nice to hear from you. 1) Is the code available to the public so a person can program a new eprom or IC if needed? most bingo's ,JES 2) Can a person buy new eproms and ICs if needed? most bingo's ,JES 3) Is there more then one code? The code is a numbur to tel you where the problem is in the bingo!!!(you only need a electronic KEY for reset the code after fixing the problem! 4) Do the different Wimi machines use different eproms? YES 5) Do the different Wimi machines use different code? YES 6) Where can I get a copy of the code? You buy a eprom or ic and a electronic key with the same code 7) Where can I get the vendor part number of the eproms and ICs? 8) Where can I buy the eproms and ICs? By the manufacture of the bingo!! Wimi,seeben,sirmo............ y Best Regards, Danny -----Original Message #2----- From: Ronny Janssens Sent: Tue 4/19/2005 6:47 AM To: Leach, Danny Subject: Re: Game-Master Enquiry Dan - Code is in a eprom or ic ----- Original Message #1 ----- From: "Danny" <dleach> To: <info@game-master.be> Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2005 11:46 AM Subject: Game-Master Enquiry Hello Ronny I am updating my bingo webpages and hope you can tell me some information about the codes used in the bingo pinball machines? I would very much appreciate it. Thank you - Danny

	Larry Lemmerman Hope that clears this up... Larry Lemmerman 7:24pm Jul 9 No....Use the roll-over yellow button which will stop the post routine and put an error of a stuck roll-over..,then use the service box to clear by setting the service box...see,in and out switches..then toggle the service switch..That should disarm the alarm (key)..if the alarm shows on the backglass then toggle it again.(service switch)... Danny Leach 11:54am Jul 9 so does this last message override/cancel the "i have a method" method? Larry Lemmerman 8:29pm Jul 8 Sorry...to clear the errors see, in and out switches on service box on..Toggle the service switch this will turn the alarm on/off... Larry Lemmerman 12:27pm Jul 8 I have a method that stops post with an error, I start the bingo with the roll-over button held down, yellow one works...This will allow you to reset with the service box, both the error for the yellow button and you can turn off the alarm code at this time...To do this hold down both the service and the see switches and toggle the out switch, that will turn on/off the alarm... Larry Lemmerman 8:16pm May 4 I do stand corrected, you CAN unlock a WIMI without a Key!!!!

	Update: Some technical information about a Miss Bowling De Luxe: Code EE51 is about the number of balls on the playfield, there need to be 10 in the collector underneath the playfield. In combination with error code 21, this means the game thinks there are too many balls in the game: 10 underneath the playfield and one in hole 21. So probably this means the switch of hole 21 is broken/stuck closed and therefor the game does not want to start. Another update: for the people in Belgium who do have a bingo in code and need someone to start it: contact Ronny from http://www.game-master.be/ as he can repair and restart a lot of bingo machines. Please say that flippers.be sent you.

	I did get hold of a manual which explains a bit about the security. However I've never seen exactly how to restart a bingo, so what I write here is what other people told me, some things may be wrong.. First, I know you need a special small box with which you can disable the checks so the bingo will start up. And.. yes, the good news is I recently got hold of such a box ! but I even don't know if this box will work on every type or only one specific model.. But.. there's a BUT.. also bad news.. I also heard that these bingos can be protected using an 'electronic key'. This actually is a keychain with an eprom on it, holding the 'missing' settings. This key may even belong to the machine (so you probably can't use the key of another machine). If the bingo machine has the electronic security key activated, you need this eprom keychain or you will never be able to start it ?!

	From: LEON (leon.b1@pi.be) HI!! BAD news I'm affraid.. These wimi bingo's were fabricated here in Belgium and used as a sort of "jackpots" although it was and is still prohibited some bars and café's did and do "pay-out " the winnings...As sometimes big money was/is involved there are a lot of safety circuits on these machines. Complicated codes are in a ram, and the "hold" circuit of this safety ram is in series with a lot of security contacts.. When you open the door for example or the backglass the ram is erased...code E602... The only way to get the ram loaded again is a special print with eprom and circuitry to plug in at connector J709 and a certain number of handlings to perform.. The first buyer of such a wimi bingo is mostly an exploiter of several machines in bars and cafés.. so he has "the key" the special print ... every client of Wimi's has his own key, so no exchanges between clients could be made...( smart) As business was going down last years in bingo's a lot of these machines came on the market, but the exploiter kept the key for the machines he still had running... And at the first occasion the new owner opened the front door the ram was reset and the bingo "out of business" E602...The only way to start it up again is to find the owner of the original " key"...Up to now I tried a few "tricks" but without success..stopped my experiments because "to much time "consumend... I general this bingo's end up in garages and shacks after the new owner called and asked around for a solution that he did not found...The day i cracked this one perhaps I will not publish it on my website......... , I will have a lot of clients " waiting".... sorry Leon .from http://www.flipper-pinball-fan.be

	Feb 16 2003, 1:11 pm Does anyone now how to remove a tilt from a miss Bowling bingo. I have tried everything, power on with door open, reset my elektonic key... nothing works he stays in tilt mode. Thanks Guy Feb 16 2003, 1:42 pm First: check the tilts; are they constant on? there's one ball roll tilt in the upper part of the backbox, one or two in the cabinet, perhaps one in the door and perhaps one on the underside of the playfield. Those bingo's often go in a sort of 'code', you could look at it as a sort of alarm thing. What probably has to happen now, is to reset the memory addresses of the bingo. This is done by attaching a little interface to the machine where you can reset the memory. However, very hard to find. Some operators might still have it, but they are not very willing to help people out with there old bingo problems... Good luck, David Guy Feb 17 2003, 2:07 pm Hey david, I removed al tilts, the one in the back box and two in the cabinet. The strange thing is i can put still credits on it without a problem. I now its difficult to get something from operators, my bingo was in error code EB02 en it was hard to find a electronic key after a lot of phone calling i find someone that sold me a complete electronic key. Anyway thanks form your help. Guy

	David Dierickx Joined: June 28, 2006 Posts: 157 Location: 3272 Messelbroek Posted: Tue July 10, 2006 6:54 pm Post subject: Euro Continental Star Hello I have two bingos Euro Continental Star Wimi of both Eb02. Electronic key missing error. Does anyone happen to wiring diagrams for a bingo like this. I have checked on these bingo kablage and find not a mistake but yes that's difficult if you do not know where each wire needs. Connector's no problem, but at the level of security switch that is something else. Or somewhere a description of each connector (pinbeschrijving) On the internet I already found the manual (in French) so that I seek no longer. I have two keys with EK bjhorende EEPROM to remove this Eb02. No results so there must be something wrong outside. mvg David Dierickx

	Inscrit le: 17 Août 2004 Joined: August 17, 2004 Messages: 6 Posts: 6 Posté le: Jeu 09 09, 2004 06:06 Posted: Thurs, September 9, 2004 6:06 Post subject: Key electronic BINGO Salut à tous, Hi all, I've reached a point of no return with my BINGO (Wimi, GMI PRESIDENT), having struggled to restart it, here it is planted about 15 seconds of powering up: Eb02 code or E602. Is the Electronic Key is missing? Ou autre chose ? Or something else? Vos retours pourront être précieux Your feedback will be valuable Merci, Thank you, Jamouille64 Jamouille64 Revenir en haut leon leon Inscrit le: 01 Oct 2002 Joined: October 1, 2002 Messages: 139 Posts: 139 Posté le: Jeu 09 09, 2004 07:53 Posted: Thurs, September 9, 2004 7:53 Sujet du message: Post subject: Salut, Hello, EB02 = Clé éléctronique absenbte.. EB02 = Key Electronics absenbte .. While we do not find the schema's and it did not consider these Bingo's of Wimi made it impossible to be something with these machines Leon Revenir en haut school School Inscrit le: 01 Oct 2002 Joined: October 1, 2002 Messages: 102 Posts: 102 Localisation: BRUXELLES Location: BRUSSELS Posté le: Jeu 09 09, 2004 09:31 Posted: Thurs, September 9, 2004 9:31 Sujet du message: clef electronique Post subject: electronic key salut de bruxelles, hello from brussels, keys change according to the operator there is a key standardized model for each bingo. there are ways to simply remove the code you have is the box! pour rentré dans les codes returned to the codes quand aux code!! when the code! il change selon les modeles it changes according to the models I was lent for the documentation for the bird bingo eric Wimi. voila A+ voila A + Revenir en haut nizet pascal Nizet Paschal Confirmé collec perso Personal collection Inscrit le: 01 Oct 2002 Joined: October 1, 2002 Messages: 281 Posts: 281 Location: Rue de la Waide, 53 4670 Blégny (Belgium) Posté le: Jeu 09 09, 2004 12:27 Posted: Thurs, September 9, 2004 24:27 Sujet du message: Post subject: : D Hello, I'm about to troubleshoot this type of bingo, it uses a 8085 that I know. It remains to trick him to skip the key ... I already got this type of maneuver to copy a test bench to industrial original price indescribable ... If the keys differ in each bingo, simply read the contents of EPROM's and compare. Revenir en haut Jamouille64 Jamouille64 Inscrit le: 17 Août 2004 Joined: August 17, 2004 Messages: 6 Posts: 6 Posté le: Jeu 09 09, 2004 21:13 Posted: Thurs, September 9, 2004 9:13 p.m. Sujet du message: Post subject: Thank you all for your answers, you confirm then that the key is inevitably missing ... I have the box to access the SETTINGS but I do not think I can do anything: from the start I can not take his hand and goes EB02! As against the idea of duplicating the EEPROM just seems as compared with a key of this type (or RAM ...). It remains to find the connections to run it all! A nizet pascal A Nizet Easter: If you advance course this duplication, it would probably be more on the coup, in effect, sells bingo Wimi technical support issue but is rather the great fudge! A School : qui est eric loiseau ? At School: who is eric the bird? Why not scan the doc and make it accessible to all ... Ce serait super bien !! It would be great!! A Leon Leon A: If you had the doc very specific (Electronic schematics), you think you could change this "mash" electronic key? Merci encore de vos remarques. Thank you again for your comments. Hoping that more heads, we arrive at something! A+ A + Jamouille64 Jamouille64 roch marcel roch marcel Inscrit le: 01 Oct 2002 Joined: October 1, 2002 Messages: 63 Posts: 63 Posté le: Jeu 09 09, 2004 22:46 Posted: Thurs, September 9, 2004 10:46 p.m. Sujet du message: Post subject: bonsoir a tous, Hey everybody, the key is saved on a ram 5101 electronic key module on each operator had a key, but the firm # BRX GAA has used the same system on the Miss 86 with a key that was the same power, so all operators may be that there is a way of the 2716 + is the key in GAA I think another option to save the contents of the 5101 computer and load the content on a EPROM by adapting Electonics key module but how? sujet tres interressant about very interesting a suivre to follow marcel marcel Belsteak Belsteak Inscrit le: 06 Août 2004 Joined: August 6, 2004 Messages: 138 Posts: 138 Location: Belgium - Charleroi (Courcelles) Posté le: Jeu 09 09, 2004 23:07 Posted: Thurs, September 9, 2004 11:07 p.m. Sujet du message: Post subject: Bon.... Well .... In the doc for the euro star it is specified that if the LED is lit Ek is that the protection system is disabled. Your LED is lit, then if led21 LED (orange LED yellow for you, orange red to me) is on, is that the key is programmed into the EEPROM IC 49 (book ref) Si je comprends bien la doc : If I understand the doc: According to a certain procedure, it is possible to program the content of the eeprom EK in the same cpu (non-volatile). eeprom EK can then remove the cpu. The orange led on the cpu (LD21) reported on only if the key is programmed into the eeprom IC49. This means that normally the key is in your bingo and did not strikeout. unfortunately it is not said or at least I have not seen yet, and how to recover courcicuiter the beans ... If that's on my bingo, ek my eeprom is gone and Ek cables that are normally connected are unplugged. I think that simulating the door open with your service box that you could put the CPU into a spin ... There probably exists a code for reuse. Il faudrait voir avec GAA. Should do with GAA. Those are nice and answered questions ... Once done, we put the info on the net as more and more problems we ... N. ces enfo.... these ENFO .... de chez wimi. Wimi home. Usually I am polite but then I've never seen the bears licked badly there ... Anyway, there's only one explanation for all these mytstères on these GM and other bingo. They are defrauded and bingo so it is difficult thing acceptable to say they have ever existed. This is completely stupid because Wimi appears everywhere in the machine ... It still makes me laugh if they fell on the head ... (I hate when bored ...) ---Pascal m'a bien dépanné. --- Pascal serviced me well. I still have some stuff to do for that bingo is ok. Merci Pascal tu es BALAISE ! Thank you Pascal you are brooms! For Eric the bird, I am in contact with him, I get the doc to make it available on the net ... nb: Tomorrow I would have my coin and I'll blow up the kitty:) will disconnect the transformer to 110/220 and I have a machine more convenient. Then he will understand how the program works. If Pascal comes to load my rom will study this program. It would please me to modify it slightly to make bingo more attractive (like a light comes and goes like the Bingo today ...) And then we turn once and for all the key test of the program and that these multiple tests to burglary stashed around the bingo. Plus de test plus d'emmerdes... More testing more bullshit ... You'll hear the results ... _________________ _________________ Vous connaissez Murphy ? You know Murphy? C'est un pote à moi... It's a buddy of mine ... David Dierickx David Dierickx DébutantInscrit le: 23 Juin 2006 Joined: June 23, 2006 Messages: 5 Posts: 5 Localisation: Messelbroek Location: Messelbroek Posté le: Mar 04 07, 2006 13:10 Posted: Tues July 4th 2006 1:10 p.m. Post subject: Bingo Euro Continental Star Wimi Bonjour Tout le monde Hello Everyone I'm new to the forum and I am very interrested in all the info bingo. I'm from belgium so I'll try in french. Bien Well Pour le clé electronique. For the electronic key. I bought a key once for my bingo. I mean the little key that you branch at the door and plugs into a cable that goes to the CPU PCB. The seller was a farmer and he worked at a bingo installer. He sold me with EEPROM, which should correspond with the key. Malheureusement ça fonctionnait pas. Unfortunately it not work. Is this you cannot read the contents of this key and copy it into the EEPROM. Or if someone wants it for study material. I read somewhere that one can already read the content of EEPROM. Question how software and hardware was done?? J'ai deux bingo en code Eb02. I have two bingo code Eb02. So I am very interested to help them out. merci d'avance thank you in advance David Dierickx David Dierickx Revenir en haut jelias Jeli Expert Expert Inscrit le: 21 Juin 2006 Joined: June 21, 2006 Messages: 166 Posts: 166 Localisation: Liege Location: Liege Posté le: Dim 17 12, 2006 19:49 Posted: Sun December 17th, 2006 7:49 p.m. Sujet du message: Post subject: There are two versions of the memory module of the President. PZK (President Zonder Key) Zonder = without PMK (Président Met Key) Met = avec KMP (President Puts Key) with Met = The basic model KMP works with a key 'standard' The modules can however be customized KMP and then correspond each to a different key. As far as I know, the CPU sends a code in a ram that is on an additional card in the body. When you open a door, cut the power supply of this RAM (battery) which delivers it to zero (or in a random state) so functioning security also game off. The game does come out of the code if it connects the electronic key that corresponds to the custom program. This system was (then) very difficult to counter. The best would be to obtain PZK memories (in Wimi may be).

	From the French Flipjuke Forum Bingo problemess Splin by cede Thurs, May 10th, 2007 9:16 p.m. hello, here I possesses two bingo brand Splin - 1 Michigan and a luckyball - I possess the card code or "telephone" is one-Sirmo Sorex my question is: where can I find the codes has introduced and the meaning of codes that mark in the site credit? by cede Thurs, May 10th, 2007 9:59 p.m. yes I already tried. thank you Do you know a specialized forum on bingo? thank you a thousand times cede by buga21 Fri May 11th 2007 7:28 p.m. Here you will find a site or a lot of things, you know can be ... and also you can contact "school" on this site is his job and he is to anderlecht ... very nice ... http://jeux-automatiques.skynetblogs.be/ buga21 by C is good co Sun, May 13, 2007 0:08 Good evening, The entry code for the Michigan CL, 1.2, XY. Do not forget to put the plug on the side Sorex on the keyboard, the other I do not know bingo home SPLINE but may be another brand. A + Failure is well explained failure in half solved. luckyball is the spline (it is a pure one ball) I will try your codes So on the keyboard you have 2 output (left-right) and would be for either Sorex Sirmo! Good to know! if you had the time doc or any other codes I thank you in advance cede by cede Sun May 13, 2007 4:37 p.m. forgive my ignorance I saw on another post that there were some of the doc on bingo in the "upload the forum" how can I recover this doc?? thank you a thousand times cede by cede Sun May 13, 2007 5:10 p.m. ok, I put bcp question lol there is a com port in the bingo? What is it and can you connect it? or is it just for the flacher rom? cede by C is good co Tues, May 15th, 2007 10:32 p.m. Good evening, Com port. used to connect a portable with the right software can view a large amount of data eg the NBRS of times the ball was in the hole 1 to 25, the nbr of tilts, the different gains of viewed a number of games past and also to change some settings eg advertising displays etc ... To meet code door I enclose a copy. by C is good co Wed, May 16th, 2007 10:40 p.m. Good evening, It seems to me easier than you describe the symptoms of your problem bingo, seen that there is a large amount of different Michigan. At the start and the display shows 51 increments up to 56, which is encouraging and indicates a 4 digit code must be introduced is an xy cl. A + by cede Thurs, May 17, 2007 2:03 p.m. it is clear that at startup it displays 51 and 56 and - 4 - but I will first try everything that I say, I will keep you juice because my parents are bingos thank you again to a super convivial forum cede by cede Thurs, May 17, 2007 4:36 p.m. Here thanks to info from "C is co good" and marc I repair the luckyball michigan but he insists on two code - 10 - and - 16 - qq'un knows if that will mean the codes (It can be a link with the number of the bingo ball) (When I would repair all the 2, I edit a file to help my neighbor) thank you again to all cede by cede Fri May 18th, 2007 2:32 p.m. code - 10 - should say that I have reintroduced the date?? but the code - 16 - ????? good question?? cede

	Aeneas on further coding and cheat proffing Not really too hard.. I believe this is also done in recent bingo machines.. at least the one I have didn't do a thing when the playfield and lockdown bar were not on it.. but a bingo has buttons in the lockdown bar so you can check their presence.. but I believe somewhere in the side rails there's also a switch which checks if the pf glass is on. That's all you need anyway. Not 100% tamper proof but a little bit more then you have now. But as bingo machines pay out they need extra safety to be sure no-one is cheating with them.. not really a thing you need on a pinball machine, so I don't see Stern implementing this, as they're additional costs.. Another solution would also be a check in the software how certain things are triggered, i.e. are switches triggers as during normal game flow, or i.e. does one hit all targets in the back while the flippers are not being used ? But unfortunately this kind of checks is additional programming, which is time which would better be spend on deeper rulesets.. Only exception is of course if online pinball tournaments would become a big hit.. then they probably would have the possibility to implement this.. ciao, Aeneas.

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