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Green Beret / Rush'n Attack High Score Save Kit Compatibility

Verify compatibility before ordering the Green Beret / Rush'n Attack high score save kit for documented compatible original Konami Green Beret / Rush'n Attack arcade hardware. The kit installs through the original Z80 processor location and allows supported Green Beret or Rush'n Attack graphics selection through the menu.

Before You Order
Hardware: Confirm a documented compatible original Konami Green Beret / Rush'n Attack arcade PCB
Processor: Verify the required Z80 processor and a compatible 40-pin processor socket
Installation: Review the installation guide before removing any original program ROMs for ROM Saver operation
Rush'n Attack and Green Beret Free Play and High Score Save Kit for original Konami arcade PCB

Rush'n Attack | Green Beret Free Play and High Score Save Kit

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Choosing the Correct Green Beret / Rush'n Attack Arcade PCB Upgrade

The HighScoreSaves kit is designed for documented compatible original Konami Green Beret / Rush'n Attack arcade PCBs. Before ordering, confirm the actual game board, Z80 processor location, processor socket, and component condition.

The most important compatibility checks for a Green Beret / Rush'n Attack high score save kit are the original Konami PCB, a compatible Z80 processor, a usable 40-pin socket, and following the correct ROM Saver installation procedure.

Original Konami Green Beret / Rush'n Attack PCB Compatibility

Original Konami Hardware The kit is intended for documented compatible original Konami Green Beret / Rush'n Attack arcade hardware. Confirm the actual PCB rather than relying only on cabinet artwork, control-panel graphics, or the title currently displayed.
Original PCB Remains in Service The HighScoreSaves daughterboard works with the original Konami arcade board rather than replacing it with an emulation platform, reproduction PCB, or generic multicade system.
Start with a Working PCB Verify that the original board is operating properly before installing the kit. The daughterboard is an upgrade and is not intended to repair unrelated faults on the original Konami PCB.

Green Beret vs. Rush'n Attack Hardware

Green Beret and Rush'n Attack are supported on the documented compatible Konami hardware used by this kit. You do not need separate HighScoreSaves hardware simply because you prefer one regional graphics set over the other.

Graphics ROM Selection The kit allows supported selection between Rush'n Attack and Green Beret graphics through the menu while continuing to use the original compatible Konami arcade hardware.

Z80 Processor and 40-Pin Socket Requirements

The Green Beret / Rush'n Attack kit installs through the documented Z80 processor location.

The processor location must have a compatible 40-pin socket.

If the original Z80 is soldered directly to the PCB, a qualified arcade technician must properly remove it and install a compatible 40-pin socket before the daughterboard can be installed.

How the Z80 Daughterboard Installation Works

1. Confirm the Original Konami PCB Verify documented compatible Green Beret / Rush'n Attack hardware before removing the Z80 or any original program ROMs.
2. Locate the Z80 Processor Identify the documented Z80 processor location and confirm that it is installed in a compatible 40-pin socket.
3. Install the HighScoreSaves Daughterboard Follow the current installation guide for processor removal, daughterboard placement, processor installation, and correct orientation.
4. Verify Pin 1 and Every Processor Pin Before restoring cabinet power, verify Pin 1 orientation, processor alignment, socket condition, daughterboard seating, and all processor pins.

Green Beret / Rush'n Attack ROM Saver Compatibility

The kit supports ROM Saver operation on documented compatible Konami hardware.

Remove only the designated original program ROMs identified in the current Green Beret / Rush'n Attack installation guide. Do not remove unrelated ROMs, PROMs, processors, or other components.

Display Orientation and Cabinet Compatibility

Current documentation supports documented upright and cocktail cabinet configurations.

Flip Screen Support The kit includes a supported Flip Screen option that can rotate the display 180 degrees through the menu when needed for a supported cabinet or monitor setup.

Green Beret / Rush'n Attack Pre-Order Compatibility Checklist

1. Confirm the Original Konami PCB Verify documented compatible Green Beret / Rush'n Attack arcade hardware rather than identifying compatibility only from cabinet artwork.
2. Verify the Z80 Processor Locate the documented Z80 processor and confirm the processor and surrounding hardware are in suitable condition for daughterboard installation.
3. Inspect the 40-Pin Socket Confirm the Z80 is already socketed or arrange professional socket installation before attempting the upgrade.
4. Review ROM Saver Requirements Identify only the designated original program ROMs shown in the installation guide before removing components.
5. Review the Installation Guide Compare your actual PCB, Z80 socket, component layout, and orientation with the current guide before ordering or removing hardware.

After Confirming Green Beret / Rush'n Attack PCB Compatibility

Once you have confirmed the original Konami PCB, compatible Z80 processor, 40-pin socket, and ROM Saver requirements, use the product page for complete features, graphics selection, God Mode, Standard/Wi-Fi choices, current pricing, availability, and ordering information.

Green Beret / Rush'n Attack PCB Compatibility FAQ

Which arcade PCB does this kit support?

The HighScoreSaves kit is designed for documented compatible original Konami Green Beret / Rush'n Attack arcade PCBs.

Which processor is required?

The kit requires a Z80 processor installed at a compatible socketed 40-pin processor location.

Does installation require soldering?

No soldering is required when the Z80 is already installed in a compatible 40-pin socket. A soldered processor must be professionally removed and socketed first.

Does the kit work with both Green Beret and Rush'n Attack graphics?

Yes. Supported Green Beret and Rush'n Attack graphics can be selected through the kit menu on compatible Konami hardware.

Can the original program ROMs be removed?

Yes, when using supported ROM Saver functionality, but remove only the designated program ROMs identified in the current installation guide.

Can the display be rotated?

Yes. The supported Flip Screen setting rotates the display 180 degrees through the kit menu.

Are upright and cocktail cabinets supported?

Yes. Current documentation supports documented upright and cocktail configurations when the underlying Konami hardware is compatible.

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