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Arcade Collecting => Merit/JVL Touchscreen => Topic started by: jpusa on September 25, 2012, 09:50:57 pm
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Saw a couple other posts on here about Megatouch and thought I would throw this out to see if anyone is familiar with them... I've been having problems with my Megatouch Maxx, Unicorn board, needing the cmos time and date reset every time I leave it off for a few days. I'm trying to replace the motherboard battery, but I can't find it for the life of me. Any ideas? Thanks!
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hi
as a rule under the riser card
the batt will be right there
ed
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Thanks!
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Hi!
Very same problem, i can't find the battery :angry:
Its a megatouch maxx, telco 586 motherbord with millenium "heavy" i/o card. Telco riser card.
I removed the i/o board to triple check i wasnt missing the battery below but i can't see it !
Maybe it s not the usual cr2032 battery type ? That would explain i dont see it ...
Many thx.
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cr2032
straight bios bat
ed
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cr2032
straight bios bat
ed
It is crazy i cant see it :banghead:
Going to post a picture of the mobo later on.
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should be right on main mobo
ed
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I agree with ed on here.
That battery is standard coin battery, used on just about every standard computer motherboard ever built.
Should be pretty easy to spot.
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I agree with ed on here.
That battery is standard coin battery, used on just about every standard computer motherboard ever built.
Should be pretty easy to spot.
Should be yeah ...
Mobo without i/o & riser board : https://imageshack.com/i/iqhjiP1bj
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Mobo without i/o & riser board : https://imageshack.com/i/iqhjiP1bj
Clicked on the link, but no pic comes up. :dunno
Scott
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Works fine here. This is odd.
Upped to another host : http://hpics.li/6474c84 (http://hpics.li/6474c84)
Better ?
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That works. ;D
Scott
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It is crazy i cant see it :banghead:
Going to post a picture of the mobo later on.
I don't see a 2032 in that photo, either. :dunno
3 possibilities:
1. It's under the metal riser on the left (a smaller form factor battery would be easier to hide this way)
2. It's on the back of the MB
3. There is an external battery pack with two wires leading to the MB
Scott
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I don't see a 2032 in that photo, either. :dunno
3 possibilities:
1. It's under the metal riser on the left (a smaller form factor battery would be easier to hide this way)
2. It's on the back of the MB
3. There is an external battery pack with two wires leading to the MB
Scott
Thanks for your input :
1. Already checked, No. ( pic : http://hpics.li/b31d0d7 (http://hpics.li/b31d0d7) )
2. Already checked, No.
3. Checked and dont see anything like that.
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Might be of use: http://www.meritgames.com/Support_Center/manuals/board%20id.pdf (http://www.meritgames.com/Support_Center/manuals/board%20id.pdf)
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Might be of use: http://www.meritgames.com/Support_Center/manuals/board%20id.pdf (http://www.meritgames.com/Support_Center/manuals/board%20id.pdf)
Thanks but i already checked that.
You can see the picture of the same motherboard as the one i have, but you dont see any battery either...
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This megatouch maxx has it on the I/O board.
Different mobo and it sticks out like a sore thumb, but :dunno
(and I don't see a key on the board either)
EDIT: upon reading the thread, what looks like a battery may have been the key)
(http://i105.photobucket.com/albums/m202/zenomorp/SAM_1341.jpg)
http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=115530.0 (http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=115530.0)
I've broken the arm on those battery holders before and ran leads to a battery.
Previous owner could have done the same and cleverly disguised it.
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Yep well here are picture of my i/o.
http://hpics.li/a7da0cd (http://hpics.li/a7da0cd)
http://hpics.li/1cb70d9 (http://hpics.li/1cb70d9)
Beside the dongle i see no battery..
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what u are seeing as a bat is indeed the key.
u have to remove the riser card to get to the bios bat
about that simple
ed
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what u are seeing as a bat is indeed the key.
u have to remove the riser card to get to the bios bat
about that simple
ed
I think you got it wrong.
The pic above is from Badmouth not from my game.
My mobo & i/o are completely different.
Like i said above i already removed the riser board. There is no battery on the motherboard.
Links to my motherboard again :
http://hpics.li/6474c84 (http://hpics.li/6474c84)
http://hpics.li/b31d0d7 (http://hpics.li/b31d0d7)
i/o board:
http://hpics.li/a7da0cd (http://hpics.li/a7da0cd)
http://hpics.li/1cb70d9 (http://hpics.li/1cb70d9)
If you see a battery there plz let me know where.
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do u see the 4 chip's in a row just about in the middle of the mobo ?
from top down the 3rd chip is your batt
get a colser pic of it
it might be a dallas chip ? or just any ol bat back-up
just need the # off of it
ed
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Looks like it.
Odin oec12b887a
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yup made by dallas
ed
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Good ole Dallas Chip.
Yeah, good luck with that!
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u can still get them
if u have a problem ? ring me up
i will list the dallas cross ref for u
ed
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http://fr.aliexpress.com/item/OEC12B887A/1358541591.html (http://fr.aliexpress.com/item/OEC12B887A/1358541591.html)
Simply desolder and solder, nothing too complex right ?
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I was thinking these had the bit of code that had to be programmed or matched the mainboard.
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not in this case sarver time-keeping/bios setting's
the @ may want to chk as 90% of them i have seen were in socket's
ed
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If its socketed...that would be awesome.
If not...but a socket with the chip!