Which EPROM format to burn
The simplest route is to set a -17 or -35 MPU for 2732 EPROMs. The first eight Bally games (1977-1978) use the -17 board, which converts easily to two 2716s. From Lost World, the first -35 game, Bally used three 9316 ROMs, which fit better as two 2732s.
Systems
Related tips
- Using the test EPROM memory test
- Setting up an MPU for the test EPROM
- Making the test LED for the test EPROM
- U9 signals with the test EPROM running
- U6 select signals with the test EPROM
- Checking the PIA outputs with the test EPROM
- Never use a TMS2716 EPROM
- Test EPROM: the least an MPU needs to run it
Source: Repairing Bally Electronic Pinball Games from 1977 to 1985, Part Two, Clay Harrell (pinrepair.com)