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| Reaper:
Hi guys, I won a coin mech on ebay & am trying to get it to work, unfortunatley I can find almost nothing about either parts of it & was wondering if any of you guys either know of a good place to look or actually have one, I have: Mars Electronics MS 111 TS 5 Coin Validator & Philip Shefras Spares "blue board" that I assume is the bit that sends out the signals to the game/pc All I have been able to find out is the dip switch settings for the blue board :( Anyone able to help? |
| Ken Layton:
You have a Mars electronic coin chute replacing the standard mechanical coin mechs & coin switch. Visit the manufacturers website www.meiglobal.com |
| Reaper:
cheers, I will have a look at that, it is ste Shefras board that is the main problem though as I assume that it is the bit I will need to connect to the pc. |
| yaniktheyak:
Hi Sounds like you have a similar setup to me. I want to connect mine to a JPac, but unfortunately the coin mech runs at 12v, which is too high for the J-Pac - so I've left it disconnected. My friend reckons a simple transistor circuit could be my answer? I have some instructions for the board but they are on paper at the moment. If no one else replies I'll try and scan them on Monday. |
| Stingray:
--- Quote from: yaniktheyak on January 13, 2005, 03:51:20 pm ---. I want to connect mine to a JPac, but unfortunately the coin mech runs at 12v, which is too high for the J-Pac - so I've left it disconnected. My friend reckons a simple transistor circuit could be my answer? --- End quote --- Why don't you just pull 12 volts off an unused drive connector on your computer's power supply? -S |
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