The Rolling Stones (Standard)

Identity and evidence precedence

This definition covers non-h drivers rsn_103, rsn_105, and rsn_110. PinMAME roots them under rsn_110h for software lineage, but they run the Standard physical playfield. IPDB identifies the Standard machine as 5668. The authenticated VPUniverse page for Balutito(MOD) 2.0 identifies ROM Name rsn_110h; it is explicitly disqualified as an exact Standard table and is not used for Standard geometry or bindings. The official Stern service chart governs physical inventory and wiring. The known-working LE VPX script is ground truth for public addresses and shared mechanism causality; its Premium-only devices are never projected onto Standard. Pinned PinMAME governs SAM serialization, SAM_NO_AUX, synthetic game-on 33, and the native 128x32 four-bit DMD.

Edition boundary and initial state

The Standard trough contains four steel balls at switches 18-21 and a distinct downstream jam opto at switch 22. The official switch-location drawing establishes that physical SW22 position; the retained LE table/script has no SW22 object, so the Standard definition discloses its normalized point as a trough-region projection rather than copying SW21. It omits matrix switch 17, top shooter switch 50, dedicated magnetic detector D7/public 71, cabinet post buttons D13/D15, both magnets, all three up/down posts, and Premium bottom-arch output 29. Accordingly outputs 5, 7, 17, 29, 30, and 32 are explicit unused Standard channels. The manual calls the fuller service-chart variant “Premium”; that hardware corresponds to PinMAME's Limited Edition h drivers. Standard still uses moving target D8/public 72 and common Mick position switches 33-39.

Moving Mick

Moving Mick is a physical traversing target with seven discrete sensors, not seven hit targets. Output 18 moves left and 19 right. The proven script clamps travel from -27 to +36 degrees and asserts one sensor only at each narrow stop: 33 home/right, then 34, 35, 36, 39 park, 37, and 38 away/left. All seven positions share dedicated hit switch 72. The collision body must move with Mick across sensed and unsensed transit zones. Six inserts correspond to positions 1-4 and 6-7; position 5/park deliberately has no lamp.

Locks, shooter, and ball paths

The center lock uses switch 53 at the bottom and switch 46 at the upper left-lock position. Output 3 raises the lock and output 4 holds/releases the latch barriers. Output 1 feeds the trough; output 2 auto-launches from switch 23 while retaining the manual plunger. Output 6 controls the left gate. Ramps exit at 42/45, orbits at 44/48, the passive left-orbit spinner pulses 41, pop lane is 43, and band-member top lanes are 6-9.

Remaining playfield inventory

The two flippers are outputs 15/16 with public button/EOS pairs 84/83 and 82/81; EOS contacts are normally closed. Pops use output/switch pairs 9/30, 10/31, and 11/32. Slings use 13/26 and 14/27. Fixed target groups are Mick 1-3, right bank 10-12, STAR 51/57/56, and ROCK STAR 54/55. Q12 is physically unused, output 8 is the optional shaker, and output 24 is an optional 5 V coin meter. Lamps 1-53, 58, and 60-62 are used; 54-57, 59, and 63-80 are explicit unused addresses. Output flashers 20-23 and 25-28/31 are separate from matrix lamps.

Author construction checklist

• Build the four-ball trough, manual plunger plus auto launcher, center lock/latch, moving target with seven position sensors and one shared hit switch, left control gate, two flippers, three pops, two slings, spinner, two ramps, two orbits, lanes, and fixed target groups.
• Bind every matrix and dedicated input, output 1-33, lamp 1-80, GI 0, and DMD from the JSON. Keep unused channels explicit and do not add Premium mechanisms to Standard.
• Preserve ball occupancy, lock barriers, moving collision geometry, Mick transit/endpoint causality, and the manual plunger path. Cosmetic animation is insufficient for the moving target or lock.
• Use the proven VPX motion ranges and callback causality as starting values while retaining the official service-manual physical boundary and wiring.

Sources

• manual.rolling-stones-standard-le.2011: official Stern manual, SHA-256 1c9dd7f3085ccb159ec2ef976c29602b704c979e7ffcbbfe6bad987916bd22bf; switch matrix PDF page 51, physical switch-location drawing page 52, lamps 53, flasher/coil chart 55/78, assemblies 1-24, and wiring 85-95.
• vpx.rolling-stones-le-1.0.6i: known-working script at revision 0c036bb61b4b4e8c778c37559f6795df8cd1521e, SHA-256 969b5a547874f611e55a2cf09dfabcc02f63a816b27e6d459b65f7f6f5298033; used only for shared hardware causality on Standard.
• runtime.rolling-stones-standard.boot-start: exact rsn_110 harness, SHA-256 56292ef32243878eb6347fbb64dc8e0684ae2b49e0c33f75593a2de133329c59.
• pinmame.core.4ec52ff0ac13: pinned SAM implementation and driver family.
• vpuniverse.rolling-stones-balutito-mod-2-0-24384: authenticated VPUniverse metadata identifies rsn_110h; it is explicitly disqualified as an exact Standard table and contributes no Standard geometry or bindings.

Normalized spatial retrofit

Coordinates use the global playfield space: x=0 is left, x=1 is right, y=0 is the rear/backglass end, and y=1 is the front/apron end. The archived VPX was searched after both local table folders and before the authenticated web sources, retained externally, and extracted with vpxtool git:v0.33.3. It is explicitly LE-bound (rsn_110h), so its controller bindings and LE-only geometry are not promoted into this Standard definition.

The exact VPX centers are used only for hardware reconciled as common by the official Stern manual and the known-working script: target banks, lanes, ramps/orbits, spinner, pops, slings, flippers, center lock, controlled gate, common Mick travel, addressed inserts, and one assembly anchor for each named flasher circuit. The F25/F25a/F25pf, F27/F27a/F27pf, and F28/F28a/F28pf entries are synchronized render layers, not three physical sockets per circuit. The 40 retained GI emitters exclude VPX Light20 because that object shares the physical/object coordinate of matrix lamp 20; it is one physical device, not two sockets. The manual remains authoritative for Standard multiplicity and excludes the LE magnets, three up/down posts, fifth/ceramic ball, detector 71, top shooter switch 50, and LE-only cabinet controls.

The cabinet controls/meters/shaker, rear-panel flashers, unused channels, and DMD are explicit controlled non-playfield dispositions. The four trough ball-position contacts use the reviewed ordered trough geometry; SW22 is a distinct manual-backed trough-jam projection because the LE table/script has no SW22 object. The flipper EOS contacts use the accepted hidden-switch convention and are disclosed projections to their lower-flipper assemblies, while cabinet buttons 82/84 remain cabinet/service N/A. The shared Moving Mick hit switch carries seven endpoint placements because one physical sensor follows the moving target, and the seven position switches retain their individual detents. No Standard placement is inferred from LE-only hardware.

Spatial evidence

• vpx-table.rolling-stones-le-bound-shared-geometry: retained VPX SHA-256 da987677bdad1cdf07ff4a6f65e7bbbd056619fb4490e3d926147503fd90cf10; candidate packet retained under the external review-artifact directory.
• vpx.rolling-stones-le-1.0.6i: known-working script SHA-256 969b5a547874f611e55a2cf09dfabcc02f63a816b27e6d459b65f7f6f5298033; semantic and causality authority only.
• manual.rolling-stones-standard-le.2011: official Stern manual SHA-256 1c9dd7f3085ccb159ec2ef976c29602b704c979e7ffcbbfe6bad987916bd22bf; physical inventory, multiplicity, wiring, and Standard/LE boundary authority.
• vpuniverse.rolling-stones-balutito-mod-2-0-24384: authenticated VPUniverse metadata identifies rsn_110h; it is explicitly disqualified as an exact Standard table and contributes no Standard geometry or bindings.