Build Your Own Arcade Controls Forum
Main => Software Forum => Topic started by: abispac on August 11, 2010, 04:09:32 pm
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I wonder if this is posible, since it says in the box that this is a pc coin selector, i wonder if theres a direct way to conecct this on a serial port, any ideas are welcom, thanks.
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Most coin mechs that interface with PCs do so via a serial port. Do you have the manual for the mech or a web link to it?
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nope , no manuals, it only shows 4 cables, 12v,ground,coin input, and two for a coin metter...
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Pretty sure the answer is NO. How does the computer know what signals the coin switch is sending? It's just a switch...
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well if you arent using a mouse, you could hack a mouse left click and solder your coin mechs into that, then map that out to whatever you need it to be... if you have a couple of usb mouses around you can hack one and use the second to navigate the PC. Its extremely easy to do this and shouldn't take a novice longer than 45-60 minutes to do.
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well if you arent using a mouse, you could hack a mouse left click and solder your coin mechs into that, then map that out to whatever you need it to be... if you have a couple of usb mouses around you can hack one and use the second to navigate the PC. Its extremely easy to do this and shouldn't take a novice longer than 45-60 minutes to do.
good idea. thanks
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well if you arent using a mouse, you could hack a mouse left click and solder your coin mechs into that, then map that out to whatever you need it to be... if you have a couple of usb mouses around you can hack one and use the second to navigate the PC. Its extremely easy to do this and shouldn't take a novice longer than 45-60 minutes to do.
good idea. thanks
Did you happen to try it yet? Did it work?
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not yet.... :cheers: