The Jetsons

Missing locations · 64

• RIGHT ORBIT
  Device evidence and notes

  Factory switch 0, column 0, row 0. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure at factory switch 0 (column 0, row 0) of its 8x8 grid. pinHeck reads the matrix uncomplemented: board.c pulls a return line low for every closed contact in the strobed column and the driver has no invSw mask, so public 1 is the closed contact. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure while the host held public 1, so the contact rests open (normally_closed false), whatever its construction.

• CAPTIVE BALL
  Device evidence and notes

  Factory switch 1, column 0, row 1. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure at factory switch 1 (column 0, row 1) of its 8x8 grid. pinHeck reads the matrix uncomplemented: board.c pulls a return line low for every closed contact in the strobed column and the driver has no invSw mask, so public 1 is the closed contact. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure while the host held public 1, so the contact rests open (normally_closed false), whatever its construction.

• RIGHT LANE
  Device evidence and notes

  Factory switch 2, column 0, row 2. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure at factory switch 2 (column 0, row 2) of its 8x8 grid. pinHeck reads the matrix uncomplemented: board.c pulls a return line low for every closed contact in the strobed column and the driver has no invSw mask, so public 1 is the closed contact. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure while the host held public 1, so the contact rests open (normally_closed false), whatever its construction.

• MIDDLE LANE
  Device evidence and notes

  Factory switch 3, column 0, row 3. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure at factory switch 3 (column 0, row 3) of its 8x8 grid. pinHeck reads the matrix uncomplemented: board.c pulls a return line low for every closed contact in the strobed column and the driver has no invSw mask, so public 1 is the closed contact. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure while the host held public 1, so the contact rests open (normally_closed false), whatever its construction.

• LEFT LANE
  Device evidence and notes

  Factory switch 4, column 0, row 4. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure at factory switch 4 (column 0, row 4) of its 8x8 grid. pinHeck reads the matrix uncomplemented: board.c pulls a return line low for every closed contact in the strobed column and the driver has no invSw mask, so public 1 is the closed contact. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure while the host held public 1, so the contact rests open (normally_closed false), whatever its construction.

• ELROY LOOP
  Device evidence and notes

  Factory switch 5, column 0, row 5. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure at factory switch 5 (column 0, row 5) of its 8x8 grid. pinHeck reads the matrix uncomplemented: board.c pulls a return line low for every closed contact in the strobed column and the driver has no invSw mask, so public 1 is the closed contact. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure while the host held public 1, so the contact rests open (normally_closed false), whatever its construction.

• KICKOUT HOLE
  Device evidence and notes

  Factory switch 6, column 0, row 6. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure at factory switch 6 (column 0, row 6) of its 8x8 grid. pinHeck reads the matrix uncomplemented: board.c pulls a return line low for every closed contact in the strobed column and the driver has no invSw mask, so public 1 is the closed contact. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure while the host held public 1, so the contact rests open (normally_closed false), whatever its construction.

• SCOOP
  Device evidence and notes

  Factory switch 8, column 1, row 0. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure at factory switch 8 (column 1, row 0) of its 8x8 grid. pinHeck reads the matrix uncomplemented: board.c pulls a return line low for every closed contact in the strobed column and the driver has no invSw mask, so public 1 is the closed contact. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure while the host held public 1, so the contact rests open (normally_closed false), whatever its construction.

• EXTRA BALL
  Device evidence and notes

  Factory switch 9, column 1, row 1. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure at factory switch 9 (column 1, row 1) of its 8x8 grid. pinHeck reads the matrix uncomplemented: board.c pulls a return line low for every closed contact in the strobed column and the driver has no invSw mask, so public 1 is the closed contact. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure while the host held public 1, so the contact rests open (normally_closed false), whatever its construction.

• CENTER TARGET G
  Device evidence and notes

  Factory switch 16, column 2, row 0. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure at factory switch 16 (column 2, row 0) of its 8x8 grid. pinHeck reads the matrix uncomplemented: board.c pulls a return line low for every closed contact in the strobed column and the driver has no invSw mask, so public 1 is the closed contact. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure while the host held public 1, so the contact rests open (normally_closed false), whatever its construction.

• CENTER TARGET E
  Device evidence and notes

  Factory switch 17, column 2, row 1. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure at factory switch 17 (column 2, row 1) of its 8x8 grid. pinHeck reads the matrix uncomplemented: board.c pulls a return line low for every closed contact in the strobed column and the driver has no invSw mask, so public 1 is the closed contact. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure while the host held public 1, so the contact rests open (normally_closed false), whatever its construction.

• CENTER TARGET O
  Device evidence and notes

  Factory switch 18, column 2, row 2. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure at factory switch 18 (column 2, row 2) of its 8x8 grid. pinHeck reads the matrix uncomplemented: board.c pulls a return line low for every closed contact in the strobed column and the driver has no invSw mask, so public 1 is the closed contact. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure while the host held public 1, so the contact rests open (normally_closed false), whatever its construction.

• LOWER POP
  Device evidence and notes

  Factory switch 19, column 2, row 3. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure at factory switch 19 (column 2, row 3) of its 8x8 grid. pinHeck reads the matrix uncomplemented: board.c pulls a return line low for every closed contact in the strobed column and the driver has no invSw mask, so public 1 is the closed contact. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure while the host held public 1, so the contact rests open (normally_closed false), whatever its construction.

• RIGHT POP
  Device evidence and notes

  Factory switch 21, column 2, row 5. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure at factory switch 21 (column 2, row 5) of its 8x8 grid. pinHeck reads the matrix uncomplemented: board.c pulls a return line low for every closed contact in the strobed column and the driver has no invSw mask, so public 1 is the closed contact. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure while the host held public 1, so the contact rests open (normally_closed false), whatever its construction.

• RIGHT TARGET R
  Device evidence and notes

  Factory switch 24, column 3, row 0. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure at factory switch 24 (column 3, row 0) of its 8x8 grid. pinHeck reads the matrix uncomplemented: board.c pulls a return line low for every closed contact in the strobed column and the driver has no invSw mask, so public 1 is the closed contact. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure while the host held public 1, so the contact rests open (normally_closed false), whatever its construction.

• RIGHT TARGET G
  Device evidence and notes

  Factory switch 25, column 3, row 1. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure at factory switch 25 (column 3, row 1) of its 8x8 grid. pinHeck reads the matrix uncomplemented: board.c pulls a return line low for every closed contact in the strobed column and the driver has no invSw mask, so public 1 is the closed contact. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure while the host held public 1, so the contact rests open (normally_closed false), whatever its construction.

• RIGHT TARGET E
  Device evidence and notes

  Factory switch 26, column 3, row 2. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure at factory switch 26 (column 3, row 2) of its 8x8 grid. pinHeck reads the matrix uncomplemented: board.c pulls a return line low for every closed contact in the strobed column and the driver has no invSw mask, so public 1 is the closed contact. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure while the host held public 1, so the contact rests open (normally_closed false), whatever its construction.

• SHOOTER LANE
  Device evidence and notes

  Factory switch 32, column 4, row 0. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure at factory switch 32 (column 4, row 0) of its 8x8 grid. pinHeck reads the matrix uncomplemented: board.c pulls a return line low for every closed contact in the strobed column and the driver has no invSw mask, so public 1 is the closed contact. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure while the host held public 1, so the contact rests open (normally_closed false), whatever its construction.

• BALL TROUGH 1
  Device evidence and notes

  Factory switch 33, column 4, row 1. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure at factory switch 33 (column 4, row 1) of its 8x8 grid. pinHeck reads the matrix uncomplemented: board.c pulls a return line low for every closed contact in the strobed column and the driver has no invSw mask, so public 1 is the closed contact. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure while the host held public 1, so the contact rests open (normally_closed false), whatever its construction. A full trough holds this contact closed at power-up.

• BALL TROUGH 2
  Device evidence and notes

  Factory switch 34, column 4, row 2. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure at factory switch 34 (column 4, row 2) of its 8x8 grid. pinHeck reads the matrix uncomplemented: board.c pulls a return line low for every closed contact in the strobed column and the driver has no invSw mask, so public 1 is the closed contact. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure while the host held public 1, so the contact rests open (normally_closed false), whatever its construction. A full trough holds this contact closed at power-up.

• BALL TROUGH 3
  Device evidence and notes

  Factory switch 35, column 4, row 3. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure at factory switch 35 (column 4, row 3) of its 8x8 grid. pinHeck reads the matrix uncomplemented: board.c pulls a return line low for every closed contact in the strobed column and the driver has no invSw mask, so public 1 is the closed contact. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure while the host held public 1, so the contact rests open (normally_closed false), whatever its construction. A full trough holds this contact closed at power-up.

• LEFT ORBIT
  Device evidence and notes

  Factory switch 37, column 4, row 5. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure at factory switch 37 (column 4, row 5) of its 8x8 grid. pinHeck reads the matrix uncomplemented: board.c pulls a return line low for every closed contact in the strobed column and the driver has no invSw mask, so public 1 is the closed contact. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure while the host held public 1, so the contact rests open (normally_closed false), whatever its construction.

• TROUGH OPTO 1
  Device evidence and notes

  Firmware cabinet input 10 (U11 D2), published at 92 = 10 + 82. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure as firmware cabinet 10. This is the first trough position (Opto6, Trough emitter/receiver). pinHeck reads the matrix uncomplemented: board.c pulls a return line low for every closed contact in the strobed column and the driver has no invSw mask, so public 1 is the closed contact. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure while the host held public 1, so the contact rests open (normally_closed false), whatever its construction. A full trough blocks it at power-up.

• TROUGH JAM OPTO
  Device evidence and notes

  Firmware cabinet input 11 (U11 D3), published at 93 = 11 + 82. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure as firmware cabinet 11. This is the trough jam opto (Opto5). pinHeck reads the matrix uncomplemented: board.c pulls a return line low for every closed contact in the strobed column and the driver has no invSw mask, so public 1 is the closed contact. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure while the host held public 1, so the contact rests open (normally_closed false), whatever its construction.

• SCOOP OPTO
  Device evidence and notes

  Firmware cabinet input 14 (U11 D6), published at 96 = 14 + 82. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure as firmware cabinet 14. This is the scoop opto (Opto - 3). pinHeck reads the matrix uncomplemented: board.c pulls a return line low for every closed contact in the strobed column and the driver has no invSw mask, so public 1 is the closed contact. The ROM's Switch Edge test drew this closure while the host held public 1, so the contact rests open (normally_closed false), whatever its construction.

• Ball Load
  Device evidence and notes

  Factory coil 4 on Sol Bank 0 (power ORANGE), MOSFET 4 (IRL540 on the wire chart), published at 5 = coil + 1. The ROM's Solenoid test names it LOAD COIL and pressing Enter on that item fired exactly this address. Ken Layton's solenoid list: Ball Trough Load, Orange-Black, coil 26-1200.

• Ball Launch
  Device evidence and notes

  Factory coil 5 on Sol Bank 0 (power ORANGE), MOSFET 5 (IRL540 on the wire chart), published at 6 = coil + 1. The ROM's Solenoid test names it PLUNGER and pressing Enter on that item fired exactly this address. Ken Layton's solenoid list: Ball Launch, Orange-Gray, coil 23-800.

• Scoop
  Device evidence and notes

  Factory coil 8 on Sol Bank 1 (power BLUE), MOSFET 8 (IRL540 on the wire chart), published at 9 = coil + 1. The ROM's Solenoid test names it SCOOP and pressing Enter on that item fired exactly this address. Ken Layton's solenoid list: Scoop, Blue-Green, coil 23-800.

• Up Post
  Device evidence and notes

  Factory coil 16 on Sol Bank 2 (power PURPLE), MOSFET 16 (IRL540 on the wire chart), published at 17 = coil + 1. The ROM's Solenoid test names it BALL STOP and pressing Enter on that item fired exactly this address. Ken Layton's solenoid list: Up Post, Violet-Black, coil AE-27-1200.

• Lower Pop
  Device evidence and notes

  Factory coil 17 on Sol Bank 2 (power PURPLE), MOSFET 17 (IRL540 on the wire chart), published at 18 = coil + 1. The ROM's Solenoid test names it BOTTOM POP and pressing Enter on that item fired exactly this address. Ken Layton's solenoid list: Lower Pop Bumper, Violet-Green, coil 23-800.

• Saucer Kick Out
  Device evidence and notes

  Factory coil 19 on Sol Bank 2 (power PURPLE), MOSFET 19 (IRL540 on the wire chart), published at 20 = coil + 1. The ROM's Solenoid test names it SAUCER and pressing Enter on that item fired exactly this address. Ken Layton's solenoid list: Saucer Kick Out, Violet-Red, coil 23-800.

• Right Pop
  Device evidence and notes

  Factory coil 20 on Sol Bank 2 (power PURPLE), MOSFET 20 (IRL540 on the wire chart), published at 21 = coil + 1. The ROM's Solenoid test names it RIGHT POP and pressing Enter on that item fired exactly this address. Ken Layton's solenoid list: Right Pop Bumper, Violet-Gray, coil 23-800.

• Backbox GI Output 0
  Device evidence and notes

  GI output 0: the first 74HC595 byte of the board's GI shift register (pinheck_brd_gi), published at 25. The ROM's Lamp test lights only this address under BACKBOX GI GI = 7. The ROM's own name places it in the backbox group. The wire chart prints no wire on GI_0 pin 0, which does not prove that nothing is connected; the ROM drives it like any other GI output.

• Backbox GI Output 1
  Device evidence and notes

  GI output 1: the first 74HC595 byte of the board's GI shift register (pinheck_brd_gi), published at 26. The ROM's Lamp test lights only this address under BACKBOX GI GI = 6. The ROM's own name places it in the backbox group. The wire chart prints no wire on GI_0 pin 1, which does not prove that nothing is connected; the ROM drives it like any other GI output.

• Backbox GI Output 2
  Device evidence and notes

  GI output 2: the first 74HC595 byte of the board's GI shift register (pinheck_brd_gi), published at 27. The ROM's Lamp test lights only this address under BACKBOX GI GI = 5. The ROM's own name places it in the backbox group. The wire chart prints no wire on GI_0 pin 2, which does not prove that nothing is connected; the ROM drives it like any other GI output.

• Backbox GI Output 3
  Device evidence and notes

  GI output 3: the first 74HC595 byte of the board's GI shift register (pinheck_brd_gi), published at 28. The ROM's Lamp test lights only this address under BACKBOX GI GI = 4. The ROM's own name places it in the backbox group. The wire chart prints no wire on GI_0 pin 3, which does not prove that nothing is connected; the ROM drives it like any other GI output.

• Backbox GI Output 4
  Device evidence and notes

  GI output 4: the first 74HC595 byte of the board's GI shift register (pinheck_brd_gi), published at 29. The ROM's Lamp test lights only this address under BACKBOX GI GI = 3. The ROM's own name places it in the backbox group. The wire chart prints no wire on GI_0 pin 4, which does not prove that nothing is connected; the ROM drives it like any other GI output.

• Backbox GI Output 5
  Device evidence and notes

  GI output 5: the first 74HC595 byte of the board's GI shift register (pinheck_brd_gi), published at 30. The ROM's Lamp test lights only this address under BACKBOX GI GI = 2. The ROM's own name places it in the backbox group. The wire chart prints no wire on GI_0 pin 5, which does not prove that nothing is connected; the ROM drives it like any other GI output.

• Backbox GI Output 6
  Device evidence and notes

  GI output 6: the first 74HC595 byte of the board's GI shift register (pinheck_brd_gi), published at 31. The ROM's Lamp test lights only this address under BACKBOX GI GI = 1. The ROM's own name places it in the backbox group. The wire chart prints no wire on GI_0 pin 6, which does not prove that nothing is connected; the ROM drives it like any other GI output.

• Backbox GI Output 7
  Device evidence and notes

  GI output 7: the first 74HC595 byte of the board's GI shift register (pinheck_brd_gi), published at 32. The ROM's Lamp test lights only this address under BACKBOX GI GI = 0. The ROM's own name places it in the backbox group. The wire chart prints no wire on GI_0 pin 7, which does not prove that nothing is connected; the ROM drives it like any other GI output.

• ramp Flasher
  Device evidence and notes

  GI output 8: the second 74HC595 byte of the board's GI shift register (pinheck_brd_gi), published at 37. The ROM's Lamp test lights only this address under PLAYFIELD GI GI = 128. The wire chart prints GI_1 pin 8: 'brown/yellow - ramp Flasher'. The pin-to-address assignment (GI pin k on public 29+k) is observed: with a game started, every output whose chart pin names a GI string stayed steadily lit and every output whose pin names a flasher did not, on each pinHeck game whose chart labels both.

• scoop Flasher
  Device evidence and notes

  GI output 9: the second 74HC595 byte of the board's GI shift register (pinheck_brd_gi), published at 38. The ROM's Lamp test lights only this address under PLAYFIELD GI GI = 64. The wire chart prints GI_1 pin 9: 'brown/red - scoop Flasher'. The pin-to-address assignment (GI pin k on public 29+k) is observed: with a game started, every output whose chart pin names a GI string stayed steadily lit and every output whose pin names a flasher did not, on each pinHeck game whose chart labels both.

• Left GI
  Device evidence and notes

  GI output 10: the second 74HC595 byte of the board's GI shift register (pinheck_brd_gi), published at 39. The ROM's Lamp test lights only this address under PLAYFIELD GI GI = 32. The wire chart prints GI_1 pin 10: 'brown/black - Left GI'. The pin-to-address assignment (GI pin k on public 29+k) is observed: with a game started, every output whose chart pin names a GI string stayed steadily lit and every output whose pin names a flasher did not, on each pinHeck game whose chart labels both.

• Right GI
  Device evidence and notes

  GI output 11: the second 74HC595 byte of the board's GI shift register (pinheck_brd_gi), published at 40. The ROM's Lamp test lights only this address under PLAYFIELD GI GI = 16. The wire chart prints GI_1 pin 11: 'brown/white - Right GI'. The pin-to-address assignment (GI pin k on public 29+k) is observed: with a game started, every output whose chart pin names a GI string stayed steadily lit and every output whose pin names a flasher did not, on each pinHeck game whose chart labels both.

• Playfield GI Output 12
  Device evidence and notes

  GI output 12: the second 74HC595 byte of the board's GI shift register (pinheck_brd_gi), published at 41. The ROM's Lamp test lights only this address under PLAYFIELD GI GI = 8. The ROM's own name places it in the playfield group. The wire chart prints no wire on GI_1 pin 12, which does not prove that nothing is connected; the ROM drives it like any other GI output.

• Playfield GI Output 13
  Device evidence and notes

  GI output 13: the second 74HC595 byte of the board's GI shift register (pinheck_brd_gi), published at 42. The ROM's Lamp test lights only this address under PLAYFIELD GI GI = 4. The ROM's own name places it in the playfield group. The wire chart prints no wire on GI_1 pin 13, which does not prove that nothing is connected; the ROM drives it like any other GI output.

• Playfield GI Output 14
  Device evidence and notes

  GI output 14: the second 74HC595 byte of the board's GI shift register (pinheck_brd_gi), published at 43. The ROM's Lamp test lights only this address under PLAYFIELD GI GI = 2. The ROM's own name places it in the playfield group. The wire chart prints no wire on GI_1 pin 14, which does not prove that nothing is connected; the ROM drives it like any other GI output.

• Playfield GI Output 15
  Device evidence and notes

  GI output 15: the second 74HC595 byte of the board's GI shift register (pinheck_brd_gi), published at 44. The ROM's Lamp test lights only this address under PLAYFIELD GI GI = 1. The ROM's own name places it in the playfield group. The wire chart prints no wire on GI_1 pin 15, which does not prove that nothing is connected; the ROM drives it like any other GI output.

• RGB1 red
  Device evidence and notes

  On-board ws2801 led channel, published as a 0-255 level. The ROM's RGB test: RGB1 RED/GREEN/BLUE light 51/52/53 (WHITE all three), RGB2 RED/GREEN/BLUE light 54/55/56.

• RGB1 green
  Device evidence and notes

  On-board ws2801 led channel, published as a 0-255 level. The ROM's RGB test: RGB1 RED/GREEN/BLUE light 51/52/53 (WHITE all three), RGB2 RED/GREEN/BLUE light 54/55/56.

• RGB1 blue
  Device evidence and notes

  On-board ws2801 led channel, published as a 0-255 level. The ROM's RGB test: RGB1 RED/GREEN/BLUE light 51/52/53 (WHITE all three), RGB2 RED/GREEN/BLUE light 54/55/56.

• RGB2 red
  Device evidence and notes

  On-board ws2801 led channel, published as a 0-255 level. The ROM's RGB test: RGB1 RED/GREEN/BLUE light 51/52/53 (WHITE all three), RGB2 RED/GREEN/BLUE light 54/55/56.

• RGB2 green
  Device evidence and notes

  On-board ws2801 led channel, published as a 0-255 level. The ROM's RGB test: RGB1 RED/GREEN/BLUE light 51/52/53 (WHITE all three), RGB2 RED/GREEN/BLUE light 54/55/56.

• RGB2 blue
  Device evidence and notes

  On-board ws2801 led channel, published as a 0-255 level. The ROM's RGB test: RGB1 RED/GREEN/BLUE light 51/52/53 (WHITE all three), RGB2 RED/GREEN/BLUE light 54/55/56.

• Orbitty topper (Special Edition)
  Device evidence and notes

  Servo 0: pinheck_brd_servo scales the pulse width between the game's servoMin and servoMax onto 0-255 and holds the last level when pulses stop. The charts name it 'Orbitty topper (Special Edition)'. IPDB lists the topper only on the Special Edition (IPDB 6608), so only those 25 machines carry this servo.

• Servo 1 (chart: Open)
  Device evidence and notes

  Servo 1. The wire chart's SERVOS box reads 'Topper - 0 / Open - 1' and the switch chart leaves SERVO 1 unnamed, so no retained source names a load; yet the ROM holds a non-zero position here from attract mode on in every run, which nothing explains. This firmware has no Servo test.

• External RGB LED 0 red
  Device evidence and notes

  First LED of the external WS2801 chain. The ROM's RGB test never names or lights this channel and it stays at 0 in every run, but the wire chart prints an RGB Com Out header for an external WS2801 chain and PinMAME publishes only that chain's first LED, so a constant 0 here does not show that nothing is connected.

• External RGB LED 0 green
  Device evidence and notes

  First LED of the external WS2801 chain. The ROM's RGB test never names or lights this channel and it stays at 0 in every run, but the wire chart prints an RGB Com Out header for an external WS2801 chain and PinMAME publishes only that chain's first LED, so a constant 0 here does not show that nothing is connected.

• External RGB LED 0 blue
  Device evidence and notes

  First LED of the external WS2801 chain. The ROM's RGB test never names or lights this channel and it stays at 0 in every run, but the wire chart prints an RGB Com Out header for an external WS2801 chain and PinMAME publishes only that chain's first LED, so a constant 0 here does not show that nothing is connected.

• LEFT ORBIT ARROW
  Device evidence and notes

  Factory lamp 25, column 3, row 1, published at 42. The ROM's Lamp test lights only this address under LAMP = 25.

• RAMP ARROW
  Device evidence and notes

  Factory lamp 27, column 3, row 3, published at 44. The ROM's Lamp test lights only this address under LAMP = 27.

• ELROY LOOP ARROW
  Device evidence and notes

  Factory lamp 29, column 3, row 5, published at 46. The ROM's Lamp test lights only this address under LAMP = 29.

• KICKOUT ARROW
  Device evidence and notes

  Factory lamp 35, column 4, row 3, published at 54. The ROM's Lamp test lights only this address under LAMP = 35.

• RIGHT ORBIT ARROW
  Device evidence and notes

  Factory lamp 37, column 4, row 5, published at 56. The ROM's Lamp test lights only this address under LAMP = 37.