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barrymossel:

--- Quote from: Niels Arcade on December 13, 2017, 07:32:49 am ---
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--- Quote from: Niels Arcade on October 22, 2015, 08:54:25 am ---I bought the following things from arcadeworld.uk and arcadewinkel.nl (seller depending on price & availability):

- Coin door with two mechs
- 2x Sanwa ball top joystick
- player 1 and 2 startbuttons
- black admin buttons
- blue illuminated action buttons
- red illuminated action buttons
- i-pac 2 with wiring
- red T molding
- router T molding cutting bit
- 28 mm drill for button holes
- lock for the service door

I haven't got a definitive control panel layout yet, but I think I will go with eight action buttons for each player in case I might hookup my Xbox360 or PS4 in the future.



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Did you purchase the coin door from Arcadeworld.co.uk? That was pretty expensive right? Looking for a nice coin door but 120 pounds + shipping from UK is quite a lot compared to the ones from Arcadewinkel.nl (who unfortunately have yellow buttons).
Nevermind, I just ordered a coin door from arcadeshop.de. :)

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I bought the coin door with mech from arcadewinkel.nl. At that time it had the best price and availability compared to the other shops.

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Hmm, it seems they only have the ones with the yellow return coin buttons (and out of stock).  Eventually the one from Arcadeshop.de is complete and with shipping only 5 euros more expensive.
BaldEagle:
Hello, Nice to spot a Dutchman in my search for a design for an arcade cabinet. I see it's been a while since you've been online on this forum, so I hope you see this post.

I want to build a similar cabinet. Only I strubble how high the control panel should be. How did you get to this height? 105 cm if I see it correctly? But 105 cm seems a bit high to me? I'm 1.87 tall so I want to do it a bit higher than standard. However, I also have to deal with the wife and children.
emphatic:
Paint job came out great! Really like the build and design of everything overall.  :cheers:
eduardoarcade:
@Niels
I am building one based on your ideas.
I wonder how you wired the on/off switch to the computer.
How to proper shutdown and start the computer from the switch
PL1:

--- Quote from: eduardoarcade on July 13, 2022, 12:50:42 am ---I wonder how you wired the on/off switch to the computer.
How to proper shutdown and start the computer from the switch

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The round red arcade button is wired to the power switch pins on the motherboard.
- Press this button and let the computer shut down before you turn off the main power switch. (the square lighted one)

If you set the computer BIOS to boot when power is restored, it will boot when you turn on the main power switch.
- If it won't automatically boot when you turn on the main power switch, press the round red arcade button.


--- Quote from: Niels Arcade on November 15, 2017, 05:06:25 am ---power switch (will cut all power) and button to power on/off the computer (if PC is off, but main power switched on the marquee and button lights will stay lit).

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