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ZN1 Bios <V2> board arrives!

Yeah i think now best thing to do is try the romboard on a known good main board.

Send a pic of your mainboard too! Maybe it's a missmatch...
 

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I also have this arena toshiden 2 according to the sticker on the top board , but the EPROMs read as street fighter ex so I guess someone converted it with those flash chips? The top board with the socket empty has that bigger Actel chip going there (have it laying beside it)
 

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Yep that looks correct!
Does IC353 say -54 on the chip?

Yeah that's a bootleg conversion , would of been a toshinden originally.
Is this one also non-working?
Probably a good candidate for bios board :)
The 2nd VRAM is clearly added on too :D
 
Yep that looks correct!
Does IC353 say -54 on the chip?

Yeah that's a bootleg conversion , would of been a toshinden originally.
Is this one also non-working?
Probably a good candidate for bios board :)
The 2nd VRAM is clearly added on too :D

remove the top board and see if you get a blue screen or cannot find program rom....
-54 beastorizer gives me a blue screen but no code, with the bootleg top it gives me a code

Bootleg bottom board just boots to black without a top board
 
>-54 beastorizer gives me a blue screen but no code, with the bootleg top it gives me a code
COH1002C is not compatible with capcom games.
I think the motherboard is fine here, but there's a top board fault

i think the black screen bottom board will have other issues
The top board maybe alright ...


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Swap IC's 652 and 353 from the capcom motherboard onto the raizing board
Then try the capcom top board with it... Probably it will run... :D

(put the DIP chip in socket)

If not, remove them chip carriers and burn all the roms with 322's from the mame set and try again :)

If not, i could do a "lame patch" so you can remove that actel thingy :)


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This should leave you with the faulty raizing top board and faulty motherboard (and a couple of loose chips)

I would not do any more to the raizing top board for now, best to wait until i have tested the mach dumps.
Debugging the motherboard, usually looking for bad solder joints, scratches etc to start with
 
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