Arrow Bingo

Game infos

Sound infos

Driver infos

Inputs infos

Controls infos

type	ways	minimum	maximum	sensitivity	keydelta	reverse
gambling						no

Display infos

type	rotate	flipx	width	height	refresh	pixclock	htotal	hbend	hbstart	vtotal	vbend	vbstart
raster	0	no	256	256	60

Roms list

console	name	bios	size	crc	md5	merge	sha1	region	offset	status	optional
arcade	abu16.red		8192	f823fe1c			0b7d943f8daa465afa7790c57526c32b7b22bb71	gfx1	4000	good	no
arcade	abu18.blu		8192	73ea8359			58bd2c5ba8edcdf818e4b3d84f7bd05a7a05f76a	gfx1	2000	good	no
arcade	abu18.grn		8192	7a7fd4b0			7af6e7f96921df8467a92794681bbd0f7278652e	gfx1	0	good	no
arcade	avtab.u38		8192	db4cde32			28b50e85e846f99e4314b2ccad6f55a5a3a9326d	maincpu	0	good	no
arcade	avtbingo.u34		512	9454c3de			df05f24e607b7494856e627c9f995ffa0cc043f7	proms	200	good	no
arcade	bingo.avt		512	c1a2ecd9			21c7a2599e48fa1efccd4f46cf1c34888add2087	proms	0	good	no

Chips list

name	tag	type	clock
AY-3-8910A	aysnd	audio	2000000
Speaker	mono	audio
Z80	maincpu	cpu	4000000

Categories

• Added to Mame in version .139u4
• Casino

MAMEinfo

0.139u4 [Roberto Fresca, Dave Ormiston]


WIP:

- 0.183: Roberto Fresca fixed clocks to be more accurate, hooked principal inputs to make the game playable, added technical notes and cleaned-up a bit the driver. Added a new input requested by the code. Added more technical notes about the program.

- 0.139u4: Roberto Fresca and Dave Ormiston added 'Arrow Bingo' (Advanced Video Technology 1985). Arrow Bingo is a skill game with the ever-popular Bingo theme. Columns are moved up and down to line up the winning numbers with the time clock running... (from the flyer). The code has a timer that takes a couple of minutes to boot into the game. This is completely normal and expected.

- 10th October 2010: Roberto Fresca - This time, a couple of 'most wanted' appeared in the scene... Arrow Bingo and Symbols. They are amusement/skill games from Advanced Video Technology. No PCB/schematics/datasheets/manuals, so just reverse-engineered the program ROMs to get them working. They run in a Z80 based hardware with an AY-3-8910 device for sound. The Z80 works with a couple of CTC and PIO devices in a daisy-chained interrupt mode. Here they're running without daisy-chain interrupts, so they are not playable ATM. Symbols: There are 2 sets (v1.4 and v2.5), but only the v1.4 is showing something.

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