Anyone have info on a ROWE CBA-2 DBV?

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I picked up a ROWE CBA-2 DBV I wanted to put this into my Sammy sports arena, but I have no clue how to hook it up, the unit I have only has a white and black wire (which I assume is power), so I assume there must be another harness or something for this unit? If so anyone have a pin out diagram?
 
Here's the service & parts manual which includes schematics:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ROWE-AMI-CBA-2-...emQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item19b7b23ff3

Here's the interface instruction manual which shows how to connect & configure it to your application:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ROWE-AMI-CBA-2-...emQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item19b7b234e0

The CBA-2 was designed to be used in vending and amusement/jukebox applications. Different harnesses and wiring allow you to configure it to your particular needs.

Seperate service/parts manuals were issued depending on application.

For vending machine and universal applications use manual # 25520901.

For jukebox and amusement game applications use manual # 21922101.

This bill acceptor operates on 12 volts DC.

There needs to be TWO harnesses from the bill acceptor to your game/jukebox/vending machine cabinet.

One harness is the 12 volt DC power to the bill acceptor. Part # 0030789 Power Harness Assembly can be ordered from any Rowe distributor's parts department. It connects to connector P2 on the bill acceptor's control board. Pin 1 is the red wire which goes to +12 volts power source. Pin 6 is the black wire and goes to ground of the power source.

The other harness is credit output. Part # 0030738 Interface Harness Assembly can be ordered from any Rowe distributor's parts department. It connects to connector P8 on the bill acceptor's control board. Pin 5 is the one dollar credit positive pulse. Pin 6 is the one dollar credit negative pulse. Pin 7 is the five dollar credit positive pulse. Pin 8 is the five dollar credit negative pulse.

These credit pulses are output from an open collector opto-isolator chip. Credit positive pulse is from the collector of the opto-isolator. Credit negative pulse is from the emitter of the opto-isolator.

Dip switch settings for the various applications are shown in the interface instruction manual.
 
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