Hallo Ralle83,
Kannst du das zur Not wechseln die Batterie? Oder ist das leicht zu wechseln? Oder braucht man dann ein neues Programm
Öhm der Batteriewechsel steht doch gerade genau in dem Link den ich Dir geschickt hatte von Goldserie... 
Dafür muß der Timerkeeper aufgefräst werden und die neue Batterie angelötet werden, wie da sogar bebildert zu sehen ist.
Viele Grüße
Frank
Hallo Volker,
wieso suchen?
Oben in der Anleitung steht ja schon drin was das Problem ist direkt hinter der Überschrift "4.1 Zusammenfassung der Fehlercodes" der Abschnitt.
MT-LS W1 7 bedeutet somit also das am mechanischen Münzprüfer
Viele Grüße
Frank
Hallo Volker,
schau mal hier die erste Seite da steht was der Fehler bedeutet:
https://goldserie.de/index.php/wiss…ff-technik-2000
Viele Grüße
Frank
Hallo Loony35,
also soweit ich das sehe ist Dein Automat auf eine Herz-Credit-Platine umgerüstet worden:
https://www.double-you.de/
https://www.double-you.de/download/PI%20herzCredit.pdf
Daher auch die wirren Kabel auf dem Foto...
Hier auch die Umbauanleitung dazu:
https://www.double-you.de/download/manua…20Euro%20dy.zip
Es könnte sein das der Münzprüfer
In der Anleitung steht nämlich drin das man aus einem System 3000 die Münzeinheit nehmen soll... aber leider kenne ich die Umrüstung so gut wie gar nicht.
Vielleicht weiß ein anderer mehr dazu...
Viele Grüße
Frank
Hallo Ralle83,
am Ende der Anleitung steht auch noch was man sonst noch so machen muß bei neuem Timekeeper.
Man braucht wohl auch eine Servicetastatur... nur so als Info...
Am Besten mal selber ganz unten den Abschnitt bei Goldserie lesen.
Viele Grüße
Frank
Hallo Ralle83,
das sind die Zugriffszeiten soweit ich das weiß, da die älteren Timekeeper-Bausteine sicherlich langsamer waren wird das wohl kein Problem sein...
Die schnelleren Timekeeper sollten mit dem langsameren Board klar kommen.
Viele Grüße
Frank
Hallo Ralle83,
soweit ich das sehe brauchst Du laut dieser Anleitung einen M48T12 oder M48T18:
https://goldserie.de/index.php/wiss…sen-nsm-und-adp
Sollte man noch kaufen können.
Inwiefern man dann noch was machen muß, kann ich Dir gerade nicht sagen, da ich kein NSM Fachmann bin... aber suche mal hier im Forum oder im Nachbarforum der Geldspielfreunde.
Da solltest Du bei Timekeeper so einiges dazu finden was bei NSM ggfs. noch gemacht werden müsste.
Viele Grüße
Frank
Hi Remik95,
i think this is an error in the manual.
The cable from the counter goes directly to the CPU on the connector "Zählwerk Serie".
The one diode on the PCB ist for the lamp.
The other 2 diodes are for the counter coils, but they must be OK because the machnie counts.
You measure a lower value on this 2 diodes, because there are the coils directly connected with the diodes and you measure both the coils and the diodes...
Look for the connectors on the counter and the CPU if they are corroded...
If the CPU has a problem with LS7 or LZ7, other lamps on machine would not functioning with LS7 and LZ7...
You can see the LS (Lampenspalte = lamp column) and LZ (Lampenzeile = lamp row) written on every PCB in the door directly near the lamps.
If every lamp on the machine with LZ7 or every lamp with LS7 is not functioning there is a problem with the CPU... but i think that is not the case otherwise you have mentioned more lamps be broken.
Greetings
Frank
Hi Remik95,
so the diode seems to be OK.
All 3 diodes on the pcb are 1N4004 diodes.
On the contacts of the lamp directly you measure a voltage?
Sometimes the contacts from the PCB to the socket of the lamp are broken...
Greetings
Frank
Hi Remik95,
you can measure the diode with your multimeter...
Disconnect the connector of the pcb and than try to measure the diode like this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rj9WpoaX2Gk
But you are shure the cable from the CPU to the counter ist absolutely fine?
Otherwise measure the cable...
Greetings
Frank
Hi Remik95,
well done! 
Greetings
Frank
Hi Remik95,
nope the alarm and the sound are over the same speaker.
So there is no chance to disable the alarm...
The alarm was essential for gambling machines (they were full of money) that were manipulated from an customer... thats the reason the alarm can not be disabled...
Is there no chance for you to organize a piece of plastic that you can form as the original holder?
Cut the old piece straight of the ramp and make a new piece with a rasp and a drill.
Then glue it to the ramp...
Here a picture of the missing part.
Greetings
Frank
Hi Remik95,
yes the colour depends on the glas in the machine...
"Teil-Gewinn Übernahme" is the described "win share" so you get half of the sum and the other half of the sum will be used for pushing the ladder higher... so you risk the half of the win...
Greeting
Frank
Hi Remik95,
OK i try to explain the game:
The machine gives you a win if 3 Symbols on the discs are equal in the hexagonal fields.
Then you can risc your win an try to push the ladder to the top to increase the sum.
The sum on the ladder can everytime be taken with the "Stop" button.
If you push the ladder to high and not on time you lose the sum an the ladder stops on the zero...
If you push the win ladder to the first red 2 on the right side or to the red 3 on the left side and then push the right "Stop" button for complete win transfer you get the complete special games (Sonderspiele).
Then the Counter should increment to 2 or 3. Then the sun blinks and every round you have in the middle disc a striped field you get 3 DM.
If you push to 6 or 5 special games (Sonderspiele) with the middle Stop button you can share the win, so you get on number 6 the half counter of wins (the counter increments to 3) and you can push further...
If you get the symbols on the top of 100 and 90 then you get directly special games (Sonderspiele) or in the bottom in the middle of the glas the symbols you get 10 to 100 special games (Sonderspiele).
Greetings
Frank
Hi Remik95,
OK i have checked my Disc with V4.
The is nothing "half shinnig" if i activate the "Risiko" and "Start" automatic.
So its normal that in V4 the lights are on and not half shinning, there is nothing wrong with you machine.
I could believe that in an earlier version there was an half shinning light but not in V4.
Oh yes your question about the programming console:
There is no programming console, the only thing is a white test keyboard for testing some functions of the machine.
This was for the technician to check the machine parts as coils or displays or lamps and error codes... the program code itself is a secret from Gauselmann (ADP) because otherwise you could manipulate the machine to win money... you imagine that it is not very helpful for a gamble machine if the code is open source.
The white test keyboard looks like... see picture.
The manual for it is here:
https://www.geldspielfreunde.de/forum/index.ph…-servicetastur/
Greetings
Frank
Hi Remik95,
it is a version V4, so that is good.
I mentioned it earlier that sometimes the 6th Eprom is in blue and with a 5 on it, but it seems to be alright.
I have no idea why there is a 5 on it... but it has nothing to do with you "half shinnig" problem.
There is a checksum in the eproms, so if something is wrong with them the machine would not start... so everything is fine!
I will look on my Disc if there is the same behaviour with the half shinnig...
Another solution is that someone collects all the items from the other users and send it to you!
Greetings
Frank
Hi Remik95,
for me it looks like a software issue with the half shinning lamps...
What Version of software you have?
You can read this on the Eproms of the CPU if you open the CPU door.
Something ist written on the Eproms like "Disc I", "Disc II" etc. with a blue number "3" or "4" or something else.
The last Version of the Disc was the V4 i think...
Personal information: Michel in the neighborhood forum requested you in german that he postet an personal message to you. The price for the lock is 5 Euro, the shipping is round about 11 Euro to Poland...
I think it is better if the lock, the ramp and the Eproms (if required) is sended to you in one parcel... but that is my personal opinion...
Greetings
Frank
Hi Remik95,
its important that the copper latch at the top of the coin tower is working properly.
The plastic coin ramp must be absolutely straight and the copper latch must work freely.
In the copper latch i a small hole where the photo sensor must shine through the hole.
Every time a coin passes the photo sensor should very short be interrupted by the latch, but after that the latch should be back at the initial position where the sensor shine through the hole.
If this latch stucks you get an alarm, this was a security latch for coins in german its "Fadenfoul-Schalter" in english somithing like "Filament Foul Sensor".
So look if the latch is absolutely functioning...
The automatic Start Button you can only push on begin of the next round.
If this Button is "half shinning" the machine starts automatically the first Disc a second time if there is a lower symbol on it.
If the automatic risk (Risiko) button is "half shinning" the machine risk the winnings automatically up to the extra games (in german "Sonderspiele").
Greetings
Frank
Hi Remik95,
its behind the PCB on the right side.
See photo!
But you must be careful with disassembly, its important how the isolation is assembled.
So take care on disassembly and make photos...
Greetings
Frank
Hi Remik95,
by the way:
This are old machines with mechanical parts (like the coin comparator) in it, so that sometimes a coin stuck is normal.
Even at the time the machines were productive, sometimes the coin stucks, that was not abnormal...
Greetings
Frank
