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|type = Bartop
|type = Bartop
|year = 1996?
|year = 1996
|generation = [[Funworld Photo Play 2000 Generation|2000 (series)]]
|software = PTS-DOS
|software = PTS-DOS
|predecessor =  
|predecessor =  
|successor = [[Funworld Photo Play Smart|Photo Play Smart]]
|successor = [[Funworld Photo Play Barry 2.1|Photo Play Barry 2.1]]
}}
}}
[[File:Photoplay Barry New cabinet.png|thumb|Refreshed Photo Play Barry]]
[[File:Photoplay Barry New cabinet.png|thumb|Refreshed Photo Play Barry (1999)]]
[[File:Barry-Anti-Theft-Lock.jpg|thumb|Original Barry with the Anti-theft addon installed.]]
=== History ===
=== History ===
The Photo Play Barry was the bartop version of the [[Funworld Photo Play 2000|Photo Play 2000]].  
The 1996 Photo Play Barry was the first generation Photo Play bartop version by [[Funworld]], released as part of the [[Funworld Photo Play 2000 Generation|Photo Play 2000 generation]]. A new Barry (sometimes called "Barry Refresh") with a refreshed look was released circa 1999, but has the same hardware specs.


There are three known revisions of the Barry: The original (1996?) Barry, the refresh (presumably to go with the [[Funworld_Photo_Play_2000#Masters|Masters]]), and the 2001 Barry 2.1 that was released together with the [[Funworld Photo Play Spirit|Spirit 2.1]].
=== Hardware ===
Below you'll find a table detailing the various hardware revisions.  


=== Hardware ===
Do note that all the motherboards used in the Original Hardware revision suffer from the Y2K bug.
The first two revisions use the same computer system as the [[Funworld_Photo_Play_2000#Hardware|Photo Play 2000 hardware]].
 
The bug has been corrected on some motherboards by software on Update 99 and later.
{| class="wikitable"
!
!'''Original Hardware'''
|'''Later Revision (or upgraded)'''
|-
|'''Motherboard'''
|[https://theretroweb.com/motherboards/s/lucky-star-ls-486e-rev-c1-c2-imi-clock-gen LS-486E Rev. C2], [https://theretroweb.com/motherboards/s/zida-4dps Zida Tomato 4DPS] or Unknown Zida Board (486)
|[https://theretroweb.com/motherboards/s/chaintech-5sfv0 5SFV0] (OEM Board made by Chaintech)
|-
|'''CPU'''
|[https://theretroweb.com/cpus/1007 Intel 486 DX4 100 MHz] or [https://theretroweb.com/cpus/6252 ST 486 DX4 100 MHz]
|[https://theretroweb.com/cpus/834 IDT WinChip C6 180 (C6-PSME180GA)] (Normally underclocked to 133MHz)
|-
|'''RAM'''
|1 SIMM of 4MB EDO/FPM RAM
|1 DIMM of 16MB SDRAM
|-
|'''Graphics Card'''
|Cirrus Logic CL-GD5440 1Mb PCI (Joytech Computer Co Ltd 54X62L)
|Onboard Video (SIS 6306)
|-
|'''Sound Card'''
|Embedded in the IO Card
|Onboard Audio (ESS AudioDrive 1869F)
|-
|'''IO Card'''
|PP2000/CI-8000 Rev. B ISA IO Board. This IO Board consisted of 2 Serial + 1 Parallel + iButton/Dallas Reader + ESS AudioDrive ES1868F Sound Chip + TDA1517 Amplifier.
|None.
|-
|'''Hard Disk'''
|Quantum Fireball EX 3.2AT or Seagate ST31722A
|Quantum Fireball lct 20 10.2 AT or any of the earlier revision hard disk models.
|-
|'''Touchscreen Controller'''
|3M Microtouch ISA Card PC BUS SMT3V (Serial) or Elo IntelliTouch 2310 Serial Controller
|3M Microtouch ISA Card PC BUS SMT3V (Serial) or Elo IntelliTouch 2310 Serial controller
|-
|'''Monitor'''
|14" CRT (13" Viewable)
|14" CRT (13" Viewable)
|-
| '''Dimensions'''|| || 500 x 425 x 445 mm
|-
| '''Weight'''|| || 37.5 kg
|-
| '''Power Consumption'''|| || 90 VA
|}
The 5SFV0 motherboard suffers from the [[wikipedia:Capacitor_plague|capacitor plague]] issue. If you have one, consider recapping it.
 
=== Trivia ===
 
* Due to how easy it was to break the lock on the coin box, funworld designed an addon that would stop access to the lock and prevent extraction of the coin box.
* This was also the first machine released by funworld that could use the fun.link adapter for connecting two machines or more locally.


The Barry 2.1 uses same computer system as the [[Funworld_Photo_Play_Spirit#Hardware|Photo Play Spririt 2.1 hardware]].
=== Reference ===
*[https://www.arcadeitalia.net/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=32972 1999 Funworld Photo Play 2000 products brochure (2000, Masters, Barry Refresh, Smart) (Italian)]
*[https://archive.org/details/photoplay-2000-manual-de-06-1996 Photoplay 2000 Manual German 06/1996 (386)]
*[https://archive.org/details/photoplay-2000-manual-de-09-1996 Photoplay 2000 Manual German 09/1996 (386 SX/33)]
*[https://archive.org/details/photoplay-2000-manual-de-03-1997 Photoplay 2000 Manual German 03/1997 (486 DX4-100)]
*[https://archive.org/details/photoplay-2000-manual-de-08-1997 Photoplay 2000 Manual German 08/1997 (486 Tomato)]
*[https://archive.org/details/photoplay-2000-manual-de-07-1998 Photoplay 2000 Manual German 07/1998 (486 Tomato II)]
*[https://archive.org/details/photoplay-2000-tomato-bios-settings-de Tomato Bios Settings (German)]
*[https://archive.org/details/photoplay-2000-tomato-ii-rev-c-2-bios-jumper-settings-de Tomato II Bios Settings (German)]

Latest revision as of 23:34, 17 September 2025


Refreshed Photo Play Barry (1999)
Original Barry with the Anti-theft addon installed.

History

The 1996 Photo Play Barry was the first generation Photo Play bartop version by Funworld, released as part of the Photo Play 2000 generation. A new Barry (sometimes called "Barry Refresh") with a refreshed look was released circa 1999, but has the same hardware specs.

Hardware

Below you'll find a table detailing the various hardware revisions.

Do note that all the motherboards used in the Original Hardware revision suffer from the Y2K bug.

The bug has been corrected on some motherboards by software on Update 99 and later.

Original Hardware Later Revision (or upgraded)
Motherboard LS-486E Rev. C2, Zida Tomato 4DPS or Unknown Zida Board (486) 5SFV0 (OEM Board made by Chaintech)
CPU Intel 486 DX4 100 MHz or ST 486 DX4 100 MHz IDT WinChip C6 180 (C6-PSME180GA) (Normally underclocked to 133MHz)
RAM 1 SIMM of 4MB EDO/FPM RAM 1 DIMM of 16MB SDRAM
Graphics Card Cirrus Logic CL-GD5440 1Mb PCI (Joytech Computer Co Ltd 54X62L) Onboard Video (SIS 6306)
Sound Card Embedded in the IO Card Onboard Audio (ESS AudioDrive 1869F)
IO Card PP2000/CI-8000 Rev. B ISA IO Board. This IO Board consisted of 2 Serial + 1 Parallel + iButton/Dallas Reader + ESS AudioDrive ES1868F Sound Chip + TDA1517 Amplifier. None.
Hard Disk Quantum Fireball EX 3.2AT or Seagate ST31722A Quantum Fireball lct 20 10.2 AT or any of the earlier revision hard disk models.
Touchscreen Controller 3M Microtouch ISA Card PC BUS SMT3V (Serial) or Elo IntelliTouch 2310 Serial Controller 3M Microtouch ISA Card PC BUS SMT3V (Serial) or Elo IntelliTouch 2310 Serial controller
Monitor 14" CRT (13" Viewable) 14" CRT (13" Viewable)
Dimensions 500 x 425 x 445 mm
Weight 37.5 kg
Power Consumption 90 VA 
The 5SFV0 motherboard suffers from the capacitor plague issue. If you have one, consider recapping it.

Trivia

  • Due to how easy it was to break the lock on the coin box, funworld designed an addon that would stop access to the lock and prevent extraction of the coin box.
  • This was also the first machine released by funworld that could use the fun.link adapter for connecting two machines or more locally.

Reference

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