On Wed, 24 Dec 2003 17:08:49 GMT, "Josh"
wrote:
Thanks! Did the gray boxes fail a lot on location?
Only occasionally.
When you replace the gray box, make sure you do so with the power off.
The clear the tormat memory, unplug the RCA connector from the DCC and
manually put the machine into scan. When it stops, the memory will be
reset, unless you have a problem in the sense circuit somewhere.
Cheers,
Tony Miller
Josh
http://www.joshkaplan.com, home of Pinball Central
"Happy Seeburg Olympian Owner" wrote in
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Just unplug the old gray box and connect the new one
at least you know your tomat is working if it is selecting all the songs
with the battery test you may still have to eject all the songs when
connecting the new box the tomat may still be energized after that try
to make a selection and as for killing the gray box some of them are 30
years old just moving the machine will do it but not likely
Jim W
"Josh" wrote in message
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Hi all,
I posted a while ago about my juke going crazy and not selecting
anything.
I contacted the seller, and he is sending me another gray box working,
the
digital reciever & decoder. I have no idea what I did to kill the first
one, if I did anything. Right now, the juke is stuck in a loop of
playing
each and every 'a' side and 'b' side since i did the d cell battery
test.
When I plug in the new box, or before that, should I be doing
something
to
get the juke out of this loop to avoid frying the new box, like trying
to
get the juke out of this loop, or is this even an issue? I was
concerned,
because I read at a site somewhere that every selection is energized
now,
since the juke is currently brain dead and cannot select anything
specific,so I didn't want to fry the new box when I install it.
Thanks,
Josh
http://www.joshkaplan.com, home of Pinball Central