Star Trek

Partial

Data East1991DATAEASTdata-east.star-trek.1991

Wire it up

what an authoring tool needs first
Bind this ROM
trek_201

7 ROM sets resolve to this machine. Clones share the definition unless a hardware difference is listed.

Controller platform
pinmame.dataeast

PinMAME already reports logical active state. Do not invert again in the table — normally-closed is a physical fact recorded per switch, not a runtime transform.

Displays

No display inventory recorded yet.

Address space
Switches
17–52 (25)
Solenoids
3–22 (8)
Lamps
10–62 (36)

Coverage

Partial

Real evidence exists, but authoring requirements are still missing or in conflict. Verify before shipping a table.

Completion19%

Progress is derived from the fixed author-readiness requirements. It helps rank unfinished work, but only a 100% author-ready definition passes the publication gate.

Catalog Identity
validated
Address Enumeration
unknown
Semantic Naming
unknown
Physical Wiring
unknown
Mechanisms
unknown
Variant Coverage
candidate
Recreation Knowledge
unknown
Still missing · 13
Driver MappingInput EnumerationInput SemanticsOutput EnumerationOutput SemanticsDisplay InventoryMechanism InventoryMechanism BehaviorPolarityVariant DifferencesRecreation NotesProvenanceSpatial Placement

Switches

The addresses PinMAME reports as closed. Numbers are the public API values, not matrix hardware pins.

25 addresses

Switch map

Sequential addresses, grouped in columns of eight.

used unused
 
+0
+1
+2
+3
+4
+5
+6
+7
1–8
9–16
17–24
25–32
33–40
41–48
49–56
Hover or tap an address to identify it.
25 shown
# Name Device ID Evidence
17
Sw17
switch.sw17 candidate
18
Sw18
switch.sw18 candidate
19
Left Sling Shot
switch.left-sling-shot candidate
24
Sw24
switch.sw24 candidate
25
Collection2
switch.collection2 candidate
26
Sw26
switch.sw26 candidate
27
Sw27
switch.sw27 candidate
28
Sw28
switch.sw28 candidate
29
Sw29
switch.sw29 candidate
33
Bumper1
switch.bumper1 candidate
34
Bumper3
switch.bumper3 candidate
35
Bumper2
switch.bumper2 candidate
36
Sw36
switch.sw36 candidate
37
Sw37
switch.sw37 candidate
38
Sw38
switch.sw38 candidate
39
Sol Ramp Lower
switch.sol-ramp-lower candidate
40
Subway Eject
switch.subway-eject candidate
41
Sw41
switch.sw41 candidate
42
Sw42
switch.sw42 candidate
43
Sw43
switch.sw43 candidate
48
Sw48
switch.sw48 candidate
49
Sw49
switch.sw49 candidate
50
Sw50
switch.sw50 candidate
51
Right Sling Shot
switch.right-sling-shot candidate
52
Sw52
switch.sw52 candidate

Controlled devices

Everything the ROM can energise, grouped the way a table author builds it.

Coils, magnets & motors

8
8 shown
# Name Device ID Evidence
3
Auto Plunger
coil.auto-plunger candidate
5
Sol Ramp Raise
coil.sol-ramp-raise candidate
6
Sol Ramp Lower
coil.sol-ramp-lower candidate
11
PFGI
coil.pfgi candidate
14
Subway Eject
coil.subway-eject candidate
15
Solkickback
coil.solkickback candidate
16
Soltarget
coil.soltarget candidate
22
Sol Div
coil.sol-div candidate

Lamps

36

Lamp map

Sequential addresses, grouped in columns of eight.

used unused
 
+0
+1
+2
+3
+4
+5
+6
+7
1–8
9–16
17–24
25–32
33–40
41–48
49–56
57–64
Hover or tap an address to identify it.
36 shown
# Name Device ID Evidence
10
L10
lamp.l10 candidate
11
L11
lamp.l11 candidate
12
L12
lamp.l12 candidate
13
L13
lamp.l13 candidate
14
L14
lamp.l14 candidate
16
L16
lamp.l16 candidate
17
L17
lamp.l17 candidate
18
L18
lamp.l18 candidate
19
L19
lamp.l19 candidate
20
L20
lamp.l20 candidate
21
L21
lamp.l21 candidate
23
L23
lamp.l23 candidate
24
L24
lamp.l24 candidate
25
L25
lamp.l25 candidate
26
L26
lamp.l26 candidate
27
L27
lamp.l27 candidate
28
L28
lamp.l28 candidate
32
L32
lamp.l32 candidate
33
L33
lamp.l33 candidate
34
L34
lamp.l34 candidate
35
L35
lamp.l35 candidate
37
L37
lamp.l37 candidate
38
L38
lamp.l38 candidate
39
L39
lamp.l39 candidate
40
L40
lamp.l40 candidate
41
L41
lamp.l41 candidate
42
L42
lamp.l42 candidate
43
L43
lamp.l43 candidate
46
L46
lamp.l46 candidate
47
L47
lamp.l47 candidate
48
L48
lamp.l48 candidate
49
L49
lamp.l49 candidate
50
L50
lamp.l50 candidate
51
L51
lamp.l51 candidate
52
L52
lamp.l52 candidate
62
L62
lamp.l62 candidate

Recreation notes

Working knowledge that has no schema field yet — edition differences, tuning values, pitfalls.

Coverage: partial - machine identity plus candidate-only I/O attachments. Playfield devices, wiring, mechanisms, and behavior are evidenced only as unverified candidates.

This record was promoted from the generated catalog stub stub.pinmame.trek_201 by the catalog-wide identity pass of 2026-08-29. The promotion resolves machine identity and carries the catalog's residual driver grouping over unchanged, the platform and device attachments below were added by the 2026-08-29/30 candidate passes and assert nothing beyond candidate provenance. Every requirement in the definition's coverage.missing is genuinely outstanding.

Identity

  • PinMAME catalog: root driver trek_201, description "Star Trek 25th Anniversary (2.01)", manufacturer "Data East", catalog year "1992".
  • OPDB record G42qQ-MLn3y (IPDB 2356) names this machine "Star Trek" (Data East, manufacture date 1991-01-09); the resolved identity rests on the agreement of the PinMAME catalog and this reviewed mapping.
  • The definition's driver list is exactly the clone tree PinMAME declares under trek_201; whether every listed driver really runs on this physical machine is unverified.

Drivers this record holds

  • trek_110 (1992, Data East, clone of trek_201).
  • trek_117 (1992, Data East, clone of trek_201).
  • trek_11a (1992, Data East, clone of trek_201).
  • trek_120 (1992, Data East, clone of trek_201).
  • trek_200 (1992, Data East, clone of trek_201).
  • trek_201 (1992, Data East).
  • trek_300 (2020, Data East, clone of trek_201).

PinMAME source contract (candidate)

  • The pinned PinMAME source declares trek_201 at src/wpc/degames.c:577 with machine module de_mDEDMD16S2A; the definition declares controller platform pinmame.dataeast from it.

VPX script candidates (candidate)

  • 1 retained community table script(s) declare this machine's driver; their extracted switch/lamp/solenoid/GI candidates are carried as 69 candidate devices. When curator work weighs sources, a retained script outranks emulator-derived candidates for runtime semantics, but every device here is still a candidate until a known-working table is verified against this exact physical machine.

What a curator must establish next

Full input, output, and display enumeration with semantic names; physical wiring and polarity; mechanism inventory and behavior; variant differences across the clone tree; recreation knowledge from a manual, schematic, or known-working table; runtime provenance; and a normalized spatial placement for every physical device. No manual, schematic, or runtime-harness evidence is retained for this machine yet; the candidate sections above are the only retained I/O evidence so far.

ROM sets

Every driver that resolves to this physical machine.

ROM set Description Year Parent Hardware
trek_300Star Trek 25th Anniversary (3.00 unofficial MOD) 2020trek_201
trek_201Star Trek 25th Anniversary (2.01) 1992
trek_200Star Trek 25th Anniversary (2.00) 1992trek_201
trek_120Star Trek 25th Anniversary (1.20) 1992trek_201
trek_117Star Trek 25th Anniversary (1.17) 1992trek_201
trek_110Star Trek 25th Anniversary (1.10) 1992trek_201
trek_11aStar Trek 25th Anniversary (1.10, Alpha Display) 1992trek_201

Parent set: trek_201 — clones share this definition unless a hardware difference is noted.

Pinball memory maps

External source LGPL-3.0-only3 maps

RAM layouts published by an independent project and mirrored here at a pinned commit. They are not part of this machine’s definition: nothing below was used as evidence for the definition, and none of it counts towards coverage. Check claims against the upstream project.

Commit
d8693b9

This program makes use of content from the Pinball Memory Maps project.

trek_117.map.json

dataeastv4format 0.8

maps/dataeast/version3/trek_117.map.json

Applies to ROMs
trek_117
Sections
game_statehigh_scores

dataeast defines the RAM layout this map’s offsets are read against — the map is not interpretable without it.

trek_120.map.json

dataeastv4format 0.8

maps/dataeast/version3/trek_120.map.json

Applies to ROMs
trek_120
Sections
game_statehigh_scores

dataeast defines the RAM layout this map’s offsets are read against — the map is not interpretable without it.

trek_201.map.json

dataeastv4format 0.8

maps/dataeast/version3/trek_201.map.json

Applies to ROMs
trek_200trek_201trek_300
Sections
game_statehigh_scores

dataeast defines the RAM layout this map’s offsets are read against — the map is not interpretable without it.

Evidence

Every claim above traces to one of these. When they disagree: a known-working VPX script wins on controller addresses and causality, the manual wins on wiring and construction, pinned PinMAME wins on emulator routing and display layout.

  • PinMAME catalog

    BSD-3-Clause

    pinmame.catalog.8371478a7640

    PinmameGetGames

    by
    PinMAME contributors
    rev
    8371478a7640
  • PinMAME source

    BSD-3-Clause

    pinmame.core.8371478a7640

    src/wpc/degames.c:577 (machine module de_mDEDMD16S2A)

    by
    PinMAME contributors
    rev
    8371478a7640
  • VPX script

    vpx-script.b77b57926bf71470

    vpxtable-scripts: Star Trek 25th Anniversary (Data East 1991).vbs

    by
    Authors credited in Star Trek 25th Anniversary (Data East 1991).vbs and repository contributors
    rev
    0c036bb61b4b
    sha256
    b77b57926bf7…

Something wrong or missing?

This definition still has 13 unmet requirements, listed under Coverage above. Fixes belong in the definition itself — editing on GitHub forks it for you and opens the pull request.

Cite a source for anything you change — a manual page, a line in a working VPX script, PinMAME source, or a reading from the machine's own service menu. Claims without provenance cannot be validated.

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