Just kidding, I thought I'd just throw the AP Forum in for a laugh, for what is a very dry subject.

The rest of the installation went smoothly, just as it's described in the Nucore User manual.  The download of Nucore ROM package is currently 155MB.

Once the installation is complete and the system is rebooted, it will run the Nucore software and display the image below.  This is where, if the system was connected to a Pinball 2000 machine, you would either selected the playfield installed (RFM or SW:E1) by using the flipper cabinet buttons on your Pinball 2000 machine.  

Or alternatively, once up and running for the first time, you can then set the Nucore system, via onscreen software selection, to auto detect the playfield installed in your game.  This would then allow the system to fully load Nucore and be ready to play each time you turn your game on.  Without the need for user interaction each time your Pinball 2000 game is turned on.

NOTE: It's not described here, but don't forget to plug in the Nucore USB board into your motherboard, before installing the system into your game.  It's the small board and USB cable that comes with the Nucore Base package.