Deal 'Em (MPU4 Conversion Kit, v7.0)

Game infos

Sound infos

Driver infos

Inputs infos

Controls infos

type	ways	minimum	maximum	sensitivity	keydelta	reverse
only_buttons						no

Display infos

type	rotate	flipx	width	height	refresh	pixclock	htotal	hbend	hbstart	vtotal	vbend	vbstart
raster	0	no	320	248	56	6504960	440	0	320	264	0	248

Dipswitchs

• 100p Payout Solenoid fitted?
  • No
  • Yes
• 10p Payout Priority
  • Off
  • On
• 50p Payout Solenoid fitted?
  • No
  • Yes
• Cabinet Set Up Mode
  • Hit the Top
  • Nifty Fifty
  • Ready Steady Go-1
  • Ready Steady Go-2
  • Smash and Grab
  • Stop The Clock
  • Super Tubes
  • Top Gears-1
  • Top Gears-2
  • Way In
• Clear Credits and bank at power on?
  • No
  • Yes
• Coin Entry
  • Multi
  • Single
• Coin alarms active?
  • No
  • Yes
• Display Switch Settings on Monitor
  • Off
  • On
• Payout Limit
  • 200p (All Cash)
  • 200p (Cash)+400p (Token)
• Price of Play
  • 10p 1 Game
  • 10p 2 Games
• Target Payout Percentage
  • 72%
  • 74%
  • 76%
  • 78%
  • 80%
  • 82%
  • 84%
  • 86%

Roms list

console	name	bios	size	crc	md5	merge	sha1	region	offset	status	optional
arcade	zenndlem.u10		260	e3103c05			91b7be75c5fb37025039ab54b484e46a033969b5	plds	0	good	no
arcade	zenndlem.u22		32	29988304			42f61b8f9e1ee96b65db3b70833eb2f6e7a6ae0a	proms	0	good	no
arcade	zenndlem.u24		65536	3a1950c4			7138346d4e8b3cffbd9751b4d7ebd367b9ad8da9	gfx1	0	good	no
arcade	zenndlem.u6		32768	571e5c05			89b4c331407a04eae34bb187b036791e0a671533	maincpu	8000	good	no

Chips list

name	tag	type	clock
AY-3-8913A	ay8913	audio	1720000
M6809	maincpu	cpu	1720000
Speaker	mono	audio

Categories

• Added to Mame in version .112u2
• Cards
• Casino

MAMEinfo

0.112u2 [James Wallace]


NOTE:

- Deal 'Em was a conversion kit designed to make early MPU4 machines into video games by replacing the top glass and reel assembly with this kit and a supplied monitor. The real Deal 'Em ran on Summit Coin hardware, and was made by someone else. A further different release was made in 2000, running on the Barcrest MPU4 Video, rather than this one.


WIP:

- 0.143u2: Renamed (dealem) to (v4dealem).

- 28th July 2009: Mr. Do - As the AGEMAME games are now part of baseline MAME, the artwork should be also, so added Deal Em will be done later, when I can get it looking a little prettier.

- 0.124: Zsolt Vasvari fixed assertion in Deal 'Em.

- 0.123u5: Phase 2 of the Deal 'Em input changes [James Wallace] (these work well with the default cabinet type, I need to do some conditional input work to fix them fully), and also a conversion to the RESNET code. Unfortunately, this still doesn't fix the apparently needed transparency.

- 0.123u4: James Wallace corrected some glitches and fixed bank reading in Deal 'Em.

- 0.123u3: Changed VSync to 59Hz.

- 0.120u2: James Wallace repaired the IC24 timer behaviour to fix some of Deal 'Em's bugs, and also added inputs. Added 'Coin Entry' dipswitch. Renamed 'Stake' dipswitch to 'Price of Play'. Added 7x buttons and a 5th coin slot. Changed description to 'Deal 'Em (MPU4 Conversion Kit, v7.0)'.

- 0.119u3: David Haywood made a few improvements to Deal 'Em, well you can see the game now...

- 30th September 2007: David Haywood - I've fixed the video output in Deal 'Em, although the inputs are confusing to say the least, I've no idea what I should be mapping where.

- 0.114u2: MPU4 improvements [James Wallace]: Added NMI pulsing so Deal 'Em at least starts to boot. Decommissioned machine\mpu4.c, as the 6850acia code from Phil does the same job, making one less thing to maintain. Changed palettesize to 32 colors.

- 0.112u3: Added pld ($0 - zenndlem.u10).

- 0.112u2: James Wallace added 'Deal 'Em (MPU4 Conversion Kit)' (Zenitone 198?). Deal 'Em was designed as an enhanced gamecard, to fit into an existing MPU4 card. It's an unoffical addon, and does all its work through the existing 6809 CPU.

- 17th February 2007: James Wallace - Added Deal 'Em - still needs some work.

History