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=== History === | === History === | ||
Released in 1996, this is the original [[Funworld Photo Play 2000 Generation|Photo Play 2000 generation]] cabinet released by [[Funworld]]. The woodgrain cabinet with CRT touchscreen made it fit right in at late 90's cafés, restaurants and bars and beyond. | Released in 1996, this is the original [[Funworld Photo Play 2000 Generation|Photo Play 2000 generation]] cabinet released by [[Funworld]]. The woodgrain cabinet with CRT touchscreen made it fit right in at late 90's cafés, restaurants and bars and beyond. Internally, the machine has silently been upgraded due to the later releases being more demanding hardware-wise. | ||
Software-wise, the very early versions did contain some adult-themed games which were removed in the following versions when funworld decided to adopt their "Positive Games" concept, becoming the only company that supplied machines with games that were free of violence, pornography and gambling. | |||
This philosophy was very appreciated not only by most players but also by some companies that cooperated with funworld, namely Jim Bean, Pernod, Nokia, AutoBild and also World Wildlife Fund and UNESCO. | |||
=== Hardware === | === Hardware === | ||
Below you'll find a table detailing the various hardware revisions. | |||
Do note that all the motherboards used in the Early and Original Hardware revisions suffer from the Y2K bug. | |||
The bug has been corrected on some motherboards by software on Update 99. | |||
{| class="wikitable" | {| class="wikitable" | ||
! | ! | ||
!Early Hardware | |||
!'''Original Hardware''' | !'''Original Hardware''' | ||
|'''Later Revision (or upgraded)''' | |'''Later Revision (or upgraded)''' | ||
|- | |- | ||
|'''Motherboard''' | |'''Motherboard''' | ||
|[https://theretroweb.com/motherboards/s/lucky-star-ls-486e-rev-c1-c2-imi-clock-gen LS-486E Rev. C2] | |Informtech (Unknown Model) | ||
|[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) | |[https://theretroweb.com/motherboards/s/chaintech-5sfv0 5SFV0] (OEM Board made by Chaintech) | ||
|- | |- | ||
|'''CPU''' | |'''CPU''' | ||
|386-class | |||
|[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/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) | |[https://theretroweb.com/cpus/834 IDT WinChip C6 180 (C6-PSME180GA)] (Normally underclocked to 133MHz) | ||
|- | |- | ||
|'''RAM''' | |'''RAM''' | ||
|Unknown | |||
|1 SIMM of 4MB EDO/FPM RAM | |1 SIMM of 4MB EDO/FPM RAM | ||
|1 DIMM of 16MB SDRAM | |1 DIMM of 16MB SDRAM | ||
|- | |- | ||
|'''Graphics Card''' | |'''Graphics Card''' | ||
|Unknown | |||
|Cirrus Logic CL-GD5440 1Mb PCI (Joytech Computer Co Ltd 54X62L) | |Cirrus Logic CL-GD5440 1Mb PCI (Joytech Computer Co Ltd 54X62L) | ||
|Onboard Video (SIS 6306) | |Onboard Video (SIS 6306) | ||
|- | |- | ||
|'''Sound Card''' | |'''Sound Card''' | ||
|Unknown | |||
|Embedded in the IO Card | |Embedded in the IO Card | ||
|Onboard Audio (ESS AudioDrive 1869F) | |Onboard Audio (ESS AudioDrive 1869F) | ||
|- | |- | ||
|'''IO Card''' | |'''IO Card''' | ||
|None | |||
|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. | |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. | |None. | ||
|- | |- | ||
|'''Hard Disk''' | |'''Hard Disk''' | ||
|Unknown (But < 2GB) | |||
|Quantum Fireball EX 3.2AT or Seagate ST31722A | |Quantum Fireball EX 3.2AT or Seagate ST31722A | ||
|Quantum Fireball lct 20 10.2 AT or any of the earlier revision hard disk models. | |Quantum Fireball lct 20 10.2 AT or any of the earlier revision hard disk models. | ||
|- | |- | ||
|'''Touchscreen Controller''' | |'''Touchscreen Controller''' | ||
|Unknown | |||
|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 | ||
|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''' | |'''Monitor''' | ||
|20" CRT (19" Viewable) | |||
|20" CRT (19" Viewable) | |20" CRT (19" Viewable) | ||
|20" CRT (19" Viewable) | |20" CRT (19" Viewable) | ||
Revision as of 18:47, 19 April 2024
History
Released in 1996, this is the original Photo Play 2000 generation cabinet released by Funworld. The woodgrain cabinet with CRT touchscreen made it fit right in at late 90's cafés, restaurants and bars and beyond. Internally, the machine has silently been upgraded due to the later releases being more demanding hardware-wise.
Software-wise, the very early versions did contain some adult-themed games which were removed in the following versions when funworld decided to adopt their "Positive Games" concept, becoming the only company that supplied machines with games that were free of violence, pornography and gambling.
This philosophy was very appreciated not only by most players but also by some companies that cooperated with funworld, namely Jim Bean, Pernod, Nokia, AutoBild and also World Wildlife Fund and UNESCO.
Hardware
Below you'll find a table detailing the various hardware revisions.
Do note that all the motherboards used in the Early and Original Hardware revisions suffer from the Y2K bug.
The bug has been corrected on some motherboards by software on Update 99.
| Early Hardware | Original Hardware | Later Revision (or upgraded) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Motherboard | Informtech (Unknown Model) | LS-486E Rev. C2, Zida Tomato 4DPS or Unknown Zida Board (486) | 5SFV0 (OEM Board made by Chaintech) |
| CPU | 386-class | Intel 486 DX4 100 MHz or ST 486 DX4 100 MHz | IDT WinChip C6 180 (C6-PSME180GA) (Normally underclocked to 133MHz) |
| RAM | Unknown | 1 SIMM of 4MB EDO/FPM RAM | 1 DIMM of 16MB SDRAM |
| Graphics Card | Unknown | Cirrus Logic CL-GD5440 1Mb PCI (Joytech Computer Co Ltd 54X62L) | Onboard Video (SIS 6306) |
| Sound Card | Unknown | Embedded in the IO Card | Onboard Audio (ESS AudioDrive 1869F) |
| IO Card | None | 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 | Unknown (But < 2GB) | 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 | Unknown | 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 | 20" CRT (19" Viewable) | 20" CRT (19" Viewable) | 20" CRT (19" Viewable) |