Show me how to hook up my wei-ya 826hr chassis to my 25" TV tube

[Dragonman73]

I want to get this right the first time, I had a little snafu with my 27" tube when I was trying to flip it over and broke the yoke. So I snagged this 25" sanyo Tv off craigslist and got a 25" wells gardner frame from arcade boneyard.com.

Here's where I am at, feel free to offer suggestions as I want to make sure this is right.

First I want to make sure this is correct, it's the plug coming off the yoke...it looks like it is supposed to go here. is this correct?

Edit: I believe that connection is for the vga breakout cable and yoke connection is in a different spot.

[Dragonman73]

In this picture I have three possible connections on the chassis I tried to number them 1, 2 , 3 and circled each one.

On spot # 1 , is there where the degaussing plug goes?

On spot # 2, is this where the plug coming off the yoke where the plug with the yellow, green, red, blue wires go?

On spot # 3, there is a large pigtail that came with the chassis that obviously goes there, what is this? There are two possible spots next to each other it can plug into, one is labeled with an  H and V in front of it.



Here's spot # 3 with plug removed...two possible connections

[Dragonman73]

I also have a single plug coming off the metal wire running diagnal on the tube, on the old tv chassis it went to the neck board connector as a ground (I think). There is also a spot on the arcade neckboard connector that this can connect to...it is labeled "E" beside it...is this it?

I actually attached the wire, because i'm pretty sure that's it. But if someone can verify that it would be great. It's the single black connector in the picture attached to the neckboard connector.

[Dragonman73]

And lastly does the chassis have a ground too coming off that metal wire stretching across the tube, my TV chassis had a connector on it...and I noticed another spot that could be a ground.

Edit: nevermind, I think the extra "spot" I seen is for jumpers to adjust H and V width

[Dragonman73]

I also have a VGA breakout cable from ultimarc and unsure where to attach it to get the video signal to....

Keep in mind guys, I'm no expert here....just someone looking for some help.

[Dragonman73]

Ok I've been doing some serious googling, on my picture # 2 is actually the connector for the Video feed (vga break out cable) correct?




Then on spot # 3 (shown with plug removed) is for the connector that goes to the yoke correct? There are two possible connections because one is the reverse of the other....I just have to move the plug to the spot the shows the image correctly?

If this is going back to the yoke then I need to splice the connector that is currently on the yoke since it is too small to fit and use the one that came with the chassis? Like in the picture below?

The white pigtail on top is going back to the yoke and is my horizontal and vertical connections, black connector was supplied with the chassis...it would be a matter of attaching the corrosponding colors exactly? The green and yellow in different positions on the plugs.

[Dragonman73]

I hoped I provided enough information that someone can help me get me on the way to getting my arcade finished. I hope this helps others as well.

Does anyone know where I can get a connector to modify the degaussing plug that came with the tube to fit my arcade chassis? The current connector is too small to fit...I'm not sure to even begin where to look for one.

Thanks again

[HaRuMaN]

#3 is yoke
#2 is video feed

[Dragonman73]

#3 is yoke
#2 is video feed

Awesome    Thanks again

Can anyone else verify if #1 is the degaussing connector connection? Is there a source for arcade relate pigtails and plugs for these?

[Dragonman73]

ok, this is where I am at right now, other than the one post (which I appriciate) I feel like I am talking to myself.

Here's my hybrid Sanyo 25" tv / arcade monitor...I made most of the connections already. I just need someone to verify that the two prong plug (#1) is for the degaussing wire and I think that's it.

Thanks again

[ed12]

yes >1<
not really needed for test

if u trace it  :power-off.unit-un-plugged:
u will note it goes right into that little black box >ptc< as it is called


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