XOP's

[L8ndeb]

Hello All,

I would like to know if anybody might have a schematic and component chart for what I believe is a second generation XOP board. This one uses the smaller, flat, interface cable, that's why I think it is second generation.
I had 3 resistors burn on the board (machine was going into "bananas" about twice a game). I will look on another board to determine their value, but to have it on paper would be nice.
I think I've taken care of the initial problem (coasting sweep) that burned them to begin with.
Anyway, if you can help, it would be appreciated.

Thanks, Leyton

[8270 pinspotter]

Re: XOP's

Good Luck getting them. AMF or creative tech won't release them. I have one with no cycle, and tried to get a hold of a schematic. They don't want to give them out, they want you to pay them to fix the board. If any body has these please share them.

[8270king]

Re: XOP's

This is the exact reason to use and support omega tek....I believe their schematic is available...but repairs are no charge except shipping....and they hardly ever have problems.

Jerry

[ May 28, 2001: Message edited by: 82/70 king ]

[L8ndeb]

Re: XOP's

Actually, I've had VERY few problems with the XOP's. We've had them installed for about 4 years, and just now am I starting to have problems with a couple of them.
Although, I wouldl agree that having the information available to repair the boards myself make Tek the way to go. If AMF or CTI ever released the schematics and or component charts, I would recommend the XOP's whole-heartedly.

Leyton

[Ed Fox]

Re: XOP's

Quote:]Originally posted by 82/70 king:
This is the exact reason to use and support omega tek....I believe their schematic is available...but repairs are no charge except shipping....and they hardly ever have problems.

Jerry

[ May 28, 2001: Message edited by: 82/70 king ][/QUOTE]


Jim at Omega Tek has been very good to me!

Charlie [img]/content/btubb/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/smile.gif[/img]

[BowlEquip]

Re: XOP's

ONLY 4 YEARS BEFORE PROBLEMS? My first Omega-Teks had been in for four years. At that time we started having problems with specific component failure due to our Mod V masking unit circuitry. Jim (OmegaTek) immediately replaced all our boards (42) with the new MK70-EC (expander ready), knowing that we were considering automatic scoring within a few years, and adding expanders. (How's that for service?)
Since then (1992), in 40 machines, we've had a total of 2 problems, which were repaired free of charge.
Ya can't beat thatt!! [img]/content/btubb/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/wink.gif[/img]