Cell Swap Video - Kyoraku Big Bang Frame

[Dragonfly]

Agreed... the volume on the SIREN varies from cell to cell, so you almost have to turn the volume OFF for each boot sequence if you don't want to hear the siren. I swear that some of the cells IGNORE the volume controls when the siren is going off [/quote]

Hi ,
This could be true what you are saying but the squall noise is coming from the upper speakers .. as told before you probably have to turn the volumepots down before starting the pachinko ..
Anyway I will install them tomorrow and will share you and other members my experience .

Regards Dragonfly

[rubberratt]

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

Hi ,
This could be true what you are saying but the squall noise is coming from the upper speakers .. as told before you probably have to turn the volumepots down before starting the pachinko ..
Anyway I will install them tomorrow and will share you and other members my experience .

Regards Dragonfly

Okay well... Here is how Installed mine, and they work GREAT I just can't be bothered to ...

-- Open the door
-- Turn the volume down
-- Power up
-- Wait
-- Stick my head between the door and outside the door while the reels spin to get the volume tuned just right for the cell I am using (for the two speakers in the door and the woofer that is inside the frame)
-- Then close the door and play

For every time I power up

Maybe someday, I will move all the volume controls OUTSIDE THE MACHINE. Then it would be much more convenient

[BigBearSteve]

I just open the door and unplug the Red plug, turn power on and wait 30 seconds, plug it back in and I'm good to go.

[JohnD0406]

Originally Posted by rubberratt

Maybe someday, I will move all the volume controls OUTSIDE THE MACHINE. Then it would be much more convenient

It'd be SO much easier with a L-pad... HA! Just stirring the pot (oh, that was bad). I have my L-pad knobs sticking out the bottom of my elevated cabinets, so it's easy to adjust during game play. You could just install a double toggle switch so you don't have to mess with the volume pots and balancing the levels every time.

[rubberratt]

heh heh... heh heh he said L-pad

[BigBearSteve]

Originally Posted by JohnD0406

It'd be SO much easier with a L-pad... HA! Just stirring the pot (oh, that was bad).

Dude, dude, duuuuuuude.

[Dragonfly]

Originally Posted by BigBearSteve

I just open the door and unplug the Red plug, turn power on and wait 30 seconds, plug it back in and I'm good to go.

LOL , yes that is also a option but I do not think that if a customer will come by and tell him to do this everytime he wants to play his Jaws machine he still will be interested in this option there must be a option to turn this squall totally off .. maybe Dave Rob could find a answer on this problem ??

Regards Dragonfly

[MrGoodBurn]

I was going to pick up an Ultraman, but keep finding others that I want more. I will get one, and when I do; I will try to design a timing circuit that will cut the connection to the speakers at power up for the amount of time the siren is going off. I have a few ideas, and with the help of the EE's at work, I should be able to do it.

[daverob]

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

maybe Dave Rob could find a answer on this problem ??

I don't have any Kyoraku machines at the moment. If I had one then my solution would be a small circuit board with a relay to completely cut the sound for the first 30 seconds after power on. I'd probably use a PIC10F microcontroller to generate the delay (as they're cheaper than building a discrete timing circuit).

While I'm thinking about it, I expect I'd stick a couple of volume control pots on the circuit board just to annoy the L-Pad fans .

[Sid]

[owennewton]

[compirate]

Just saw the vid for the first time, love the timing of you saying 'it's me, rubberratt' and the 3 notes of music right after!

[dishpan]

[Dragonfly]

Originally Posted by daverob

I don't have any Kyoraku machines at the moment. If I had one then my solution would be a small circuit board with a relay to completely cut the sound for the first 30 seconds after power on. I'd probably use a PIC10F microcontroller to generate the delay (as they're cheaper than building a discrete timing circuit).

While I'm thinking about it, I expect I'd stick a couple of volume control pots on the circuit board just to annoy the L-Pad fans .

Hi Dave ,
I was thinking today the same as you (great minds think alike ) : how to get rid off that anoying squall , so I thought I just hook up 2 switches on the upper speakers and make them outside or close to the frontdoor , before you start your machine I turn both switches to "off" and as soon as the gamemode is there just turn both switches to "on" , easy enough eh ??

For sound : there is a black switch on the backside of the machine and they work great so there is no need to install volumepots at all .

Regards Dragonfly

[rubberratt]

Originally Posted by daverob

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While I'm thinking about it, I expect I'd stick a couple of volume control pots on the circuit board just to annoy the L-Pad fans .

[truell]

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

I also did sent the pictures to Arby maybe he knows what they mean ? , still no reply ...

My dear !!! I just heard from a member that Arby lost everything .. I really didn`t know that and feel very sorry for Arby and his family , is there anything would could for him ?.

Regards Dragonfly

Hi,

can anybody tell me, who is Arby, please?
I've heard about him a couple of times in this forum now, so I'm just curious.

And yes, this thread was more than 290 days old - don't forget that if you answer

[beachcat]

go to days of our lives and read What not to wish for

[Moparformances]

short cut for ya beachcat / truell

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[beachcat]

Originally Posted by Moparformances

short cut for ya beachcat / truell

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one of these days Ill figure how to do that

[rubberratt]