Where it says no is on 
more usefully, they are usually called dip switches. D.I.P Dual In line Package
more usefully, they are usually called dip switches. D.I.P Dual In line Package
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TOM Theatre of Magic ROM
- Thread starter Rob zombie
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So where should they be then?
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I've set mine to USA which is 1&2 OFF, the rest ON. But if you're having no issues probably best to leave it alone. I was occasionally getting a Factory Reset on powering up.
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Hmm...I'm still getting it. Changed the batteries too.
May sound obvious but how do the wires look going from the battery holder, maybe one has been snagged and is just hanging on (just a thought)
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Yeah that's what I'm thinking too. Looks like they've been soldered to the back of the board. I might just replace it with a crocodile clip one like I usually have.
A soldered connection is better and more permanent than crock clips. If you messed with the dip switches I would look there first as the potential cause of game resets. If you've disturbed the batteries then it may be a bad contact on the battery connections.
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I received the game on Thursday and it was doing a Factory Reset on almost every startup. Bit of a weird one. I only changed the jumpers today. I've changed the batteries today too. Still fooked.
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Thanks Paul, the new chip arrived today. Unfortunately that didn't work either. I think I will try and see if I can change the security chip but that's the only thing I can think of now. It sounds like it boots up but the DMD never comes on.
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Original chip:
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New Soren code: