PCB Board - plug destinations
The plugs that come off the perimeter of the PCB board all have specific destinations. If you have a fault with a specific part of a machine it is often helpful to be able to check that the plug for this part is plugged in properly amd does not have a loose wire. This page guides you on which plug goes where on the standard and jumbo machines.
STANDARD MACHINE PLUGS
| PCB BOARD CONNECTOR PINS | |
|---|---|
| J1 | Joystick and drop button |
| J2 | Credit display |
| J7 | Coin and prize meters |
| J8 | Coin mechs and note readers |
| J10 | Prize sensor -- the little plug in the corner (siren if disconnected) |
| J6 | Volume and music |
| J5 | Voltage adjustments |
| JPI SOLID WHITE | Power into pcb from power supply |
| J4 BIG METAL | Gantry connector -- to all overhead motors, switches and claw |
JUMBO MACHINES
| PLUG | WHERE DOES IT GO TO? |
|---|---|
| JP2 | Power input of 24V and 48V for motors and claws. |
| JP11 | Prize sensor. Be careful not to put on JP12 which is next to it and the same size. |
| JP15 | Joystick, drop button, tilt sensor, drop button light. |
| JP23 | Speaker and volume control knobs. |
| JP3 | Power input of 12V and 5V for pcb board and power all other 12V devices on machine eg coin mech, credit display, LCD screen, speakers. |
| JP20 | LCD display control. |
| JP6 | Coin mechs and note readers. |
| JP7 | Extra coin mechs if used. |
| JP19 | Connected to LCD display |
| JP16 | Connected to credit display. |
| JP5 | Coin meters and prize meters. |
| JP1 | To gantry via fuse board. |
