MAMEWorld Forums - EmuChat - Re: Dog Patch by Midway 1978 *edit*

>> Although Guided Missile and Shuffleboard scans of logic schematics are online, there
>> is scan quality problems with both of those schematics (schematics in poor condition
>> or poor scanning?).

>Excellent! Will better scans be made of these schematics at some point?

If Derrick has access to a large scanner or knows someone that can do that, maybe better scans could be possible. You'd probably want to ask him about that. He'll have the Midway paperwork and schematics for a while.

My current project is the paperwork for Thomas Automatics' Ten Spot game. The logic schematics (unknown if complete or not and also in very-hard-to-read condition), photocopied pages, of the game will be scanned. The Ten Spot paperwork also has ledger size (likely original) memory mapped schematics sheets and IC layouts for Ten Spot. Ten Spot paperwork came from Dan Hower (TAFA) so thanks to Dan for that.

o/t

Now I see what the earlier posts are about and how they are related to Midway Winner IV paperwork questions. Same thing needs to be done with finding a shop that is willing to make dulpicate schematics or scan to a pdf file. If Derrick has access to such a scanner, I can mail him Winner, Winner IV, Leader, Asteroid, Wheels, Wheels II paperwork at a later time.

The Midway TV Basketball paperwork (scheamtics etc.) is online, and currently only Midway parts catalogs of Ball Park, Playtime, and TV Flipper might also be online.

The current Winner.pdf file is incomplete and should be replaced with separate scans of: Winner parts catalog, wiring diagram, game logic schematics, and stapled General Instructions pdf files. For Winner, I have everything except the stapled General Instructions sheets. Fortunately, the General Instructions is scanned as part of the Winner.pdf file.

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Andy has an experimental pong pcb color output conversion project to show what it would look like.

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The Chicago Coin TV Tennis pcb should have some part number id of 427-2500 printed somewhere on the pcb. The Chicago Coin TV Tennis parts catalog lists that number as the part number for the pong board (game logic) pcb. I don't have Chicago Coin TV Tennis logic schematics...just the parts catalog.

If Andy is adding links, Adam Bousley's DICE emulator, could be added as another link.

http://adamulation.blogspot.com/

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Edited by gregf (04/23/11 11:26 PM)