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Revision as of 21:53, 9 November 2018
For history of Spooky Pinball see Spooky Pinball.
Here is the breakdown for Spooky Pinball Repair Guides. Currently, Spooky Pinball only uses 1 system.
1 Introduction
2 Games
Domino's Spectacular Pinball Adventure (model 00003)
2.1 Machine Pictures
3 Technical Info
3.1 Boards
3.2 Power Supplies
There are three power supplies in the bottom of the cabinet. One is an enclosed screw terminal dual output (+5v @ 6A, +12v @ 3A) which provides power to both the cpu board and the LCD display. Another enclosed screw terminal power supply provides power to the coils (48v @ 12 amps). The smallest power supply is a "laptop" style which provides power to the cabinet audio amplifier mounted near the cashbox.
3.3 Display
The display is an LCD monitor very much like a color DMD and operates on 12 volts DC.
3.4 Speakers
There are a total of three speakers in a Dominos pinball. One 8 inch round woofer is in the bottom of the cabinet and two 4 inch square mid-range tweeters are in the backbox attached to the speaker/display panel.