Juno First High Score Save Kit Compatibility | Konami
Verify compatibility before ordering the Juno First high score save kit for documented compatible original Konami Juno First arcade hardware. The kit installs through the documented CPU location while keeping the original Konami arcade PCB in service.
Choosing the Correct Juno First Arcade PCB Upgrade
The HighScoreSaves Juno First kit is designed for documented compatible original Konami Juno First arcade PCBs. Before ordering, confirm the actual arcade PCB, required processor hardware, CPU socket, and overall installation condition.
The main compatibility checks for a Juno First high score save kit are the correct original Konami PCB, the required 6809E processor, a socketed Konami-1 CPU location, a compatible 40-pin socket, and following the documented ROM Saver procedure.
Original Konami Juno First PCB Compatibility
Juno First 6809E and Konami-1 CPU Requirements
The Juno First kit requires a 6809E processor on documented compatible original Konami hardware.
The documented Konami-1 CPU location must be installed in a compatible 40-pin socket.
If the required CPU location is soldered directly to the PCB, a qualified arcade technician must properly remove the processor and install a compatible 40-pin socket before the HighScoreSaves kit can be fitted.
Socketed vs. Soldered CPU Location
Juno First ROM Saver Compatibility
The kit supports ROM Saver functionality on documented compatible original Juno First hardware.
Remove only the designated original ROMs identified in the current Juno First installation guide. Do not remove unrelated processors, ROMs, PROMs, or other components.
Upright and Cocktail Cabinet Compatibility
The Juno First kit supports documented upright and cocktail cabinet configurations. Cabinet style alone does not establish PCB compatibility, so the original Konami Juno First PCB and required CPU location should still be verified before ordering.
Juno First Pre-Order Compatibility Checklist
After Confirming Juno First Compatibility
Once you have confirmed the original Konami Juno First PCB, required 6809E processor, socketed Konami-1 CPU location, compatible 40-pin socket, and ROM Saver requirements, use the product page for complete features, Standard/Wi-Fi choices, current pricing, availability, and ordering information.
Juno First PCB Compatibility FAQ
Which arcade PCB does the Juno First kit support?
The HighScoreSaves Juno First kit is designed for documented compatible original Konami Juno First arcade PCBs.
Which processor does the Juno First kit require?
The source specifies a 6809E processor and a socketed Konami-1 CPU location.
Does installation require soldering?
No soldering is required when the required CPU location already uses a compatible 40-pin socket. A soldered CPU location must be properly socketed first.
Can the original ROMs be removed?
Yes, when using supported ROM Saver functionality, but remove only the designated original ROMs identified in the current installation guide.
Are upright and cocktail cabinets supported?
Yes. The kit supports documented upright and cocktail configurations when the underlying Juno First hardware is compatible.