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'''Known issues.
''Known issues.''
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The system has been reported as being extremely stable and low power effect by arcade operators in general.


There is an issue with the system battery on some motherboards which is fixed free of charge by returning the motherboard for service.
The system has been reported as being extremely stable and low power efficient by arcade operators.
 
However, there is a reported issue with the system battery on some motherboards revisions which can be fixed free of charge by returning the motherboard for service.





Revision as of 12:10, 14 November 2023



[Features of the new platform exA-Arcadia system board]

'There is no "pay-as-you-go" using the network, etc.

Up to 4 games can be run simultaneously in one video game enclosure

Compatible with screen output on LCD monitors and cathode ray monitors

Realization of sub-1 frame of the industry's best operation response

High-spec JVS standard general-purpose system board'


More than 35 titles have been announced, and the industry-leading exA-Arcadia dedicated software as a provider of amusement content is already developing more than 50 titles.


Known issues.

The system has been reported as being extremely stable and low power efficient by arcade operators.

However, there is a reported issue with the system battery on some motherboards revisions which can be fixed free of charge by returning the motherboard for service.


The following is draft based on feedback from users and not confirmed by manufacturer.

Issue 1.

Common on some motherboards manufactured between (assumed) 2019-2021? (or specific batch of motherboards TBD)

Faulty CMOS battery runs out of charge after 2-3 years, you can continue to operate the system okay but with wrong date shown.

You can set the correct date in the service menu, but it may be forgotten after power off.

Some users also reported the system takes an additional 50 seconds to boot up.

Fix, assumed to be to have a new long lasting' CMOS battery installed by EXA service.

Issue 2.

Not very common. 'startup looping'. This was what was originally described by others as a 'suicide battery issue'

Unknown if it only occurs after Issue 1. Assumption is yes at the moment.

System does not boot, restarts and runs disk/security checks, followed by more reboots.

Removing cartridges may allow the system to boot and for the next boot, but then it will revert to bad behaviour after a while.

After about 20+ failed reboots or an unknown period of time the system the UEFI becomes 'reset' and will show a blue box asking for a password - every time the system is powered on. You won't be able to operate the system.

Fix, send to EXA service. Assumed fixed by system software/firmware update after ?V1.3.0?