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That’s also a no

only step that are cpu and video inter change are the step 2.0 and the 2.1 as it’s just a new revision of hardware placement

but 1.0 and 1.5 run on diff cpu s and speeds etc even tho tech 1.5 should easy run 1.0 it’s not working to diff bus layout
 
MODEL3 Step 1.0
837-11858 CPU BOARD
837-11859 VIDEO BOARD
837-11860 ROM BOARD
837-11861 COM BOARD

MODEL3 Step 1.5
837-12874 CPU BOARD
837-12875 VIDEO BOARD
837-11860 ROM BOARD
837-11861 COM BOARD

MODEL3 Step 2.0 / Step 2.1
837-12715 CPU BOARD
837-12716 or 837-13368 VIDEO BOARD
837-13022 ROM BOARD
837-11698 COM BOARD
 
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There's a note in the MAME Driver about using the Step 1.0 video board in a Step 1.5 stack:

Scud Race uses a newer revision of some of the Sega custom chips. Swapping a VF3 Video board
onto a Scud Race will result in an error on bootup 'JUPITER ASIC HAS THE WRONG ID CODE' and the
game will not boot (some of the RED LEDs flash on/off continually)
The above layout is for Scud Race. The chip listing on VF3TB is....
IC76 - 315-5827-B
IC77 - 315-5828-A
IC90 - 315-5831-A
IC78 - 315-5829-B
IC79 - 315-5830-A
IC92 - 315-5830-A
Other than the revision of the listed chips, the PCBs are identical.

I would suspect a similar error would occur the other way around (Step 1.5 Video board in a Step 1.0 stack)
 
There's a note in the MAME Driver about using the Step 1.0 video board in a Step 1.5 stack:



I would suspect a similar error would occur the other way around (Step 1.5 Video board in a Step 1.0 stack)
So the problem must be the JUPITER ID. It's very interesting though
 
So the problem must be the JUPITER ID. It's very interesting though
there are more problems than that. it's just checking the ID and hauling the boot process before it actually runs into the other problems.

it'd be like if you had a giant bag of marbles and a label that said "not for human consumption"
then you hand it to your friend and tell him to eat.
and then he replies "I can't, it says not for human consumption!"
so then you change the label and hand it back to him...
 
there are more problems than that. it's just checking the ID and hauling the boot process before it actually runs into the other problems.

it'd be like if you had a giant bag of marbles and a label that said "not for human consumption"
then you hand it to your friend and tell him to eat.
and then he replies "I can't, it says not for human consumption!"
so then you change the label and hand it back to him...
Pretty good example, xD
 
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