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Plenty of night time reading. Thought you could give me an easy answer
Plenty of night time reading. Thought you could give me an easy answer
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Told you already:
Dip switches are used to invoke modes or states in hardware.
Test modes
Changing parameters(which you are unable to input primarily via a panel or other forms of input. Normally setup by installers to make the hardware out of the box suitable for said environment and or testing. Hence why they are onboard not on the display panel or near the joystick and buttons where said owner customer fiddles with and 'breaks' things.
Anyway step away from the dip switches they're not the issue here, understand what they do, what that board does.
Have you checked the micro switch and the coin switch yet?
Got a multimeter?
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I've left it for the moment had a couple of boiler jobs to price. I'm not technical Ill get my mate to look at it once this is all over.
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No probs if you need help pm me or something ill try and help otherwise good luck, i couldn't leave it till it worked or until i lose my patience and kick it to bits (has been known)
Edit to say when you say 'this' i hope you don't mean the pandemic, its here to stay long time believe me.
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Thank you Filly.. Its something that need my full attention. To much going on at the moment. Obviously I was hoping for an easy answer.
