jdhogg
Member
I have seen a lot of different answers on these topics:
Coin Door
-My existing games seem to have multiple grounds going to each terminal at the coin door (including the lamps). Reading Bob Robert's site, he only has one ground for his coin door bundle, (using the 12V for the lamps), and I'm guessing he is using a daisy chain ground to each terminal. Is this not the best route for wiring a coin door?
Lit Buttons
-Referring to Bob's site again, he bundles 2 grounds for player 1 bundle and 1 ground for player 2. To add lit buttons, he uses a splice from the coin door 12V but no mention to where the ground comes from. Is it best to use the extra ground from the player 1 bundle for lit buttons? I hear a lot of people connect lamps directly from the power supply. Is this really the best way?
Thanks in advance.
Coin Door
-My existing games seem to have multiple grounds going to each terminal at the coin door (including the lamps). Reading Bob Robert's site, he only has one ground for his coin door bundle, (using the 12V for the lamps), and I'm guessing he is using a daisy chain ground to each terminal. Is this not the best route for wiring a coin door?
Lit Buttons
-Referring to Bob's site again, he bundles 2 grounds for player 1 bundle and 1 ground for player 2. To add lit buttons, he uses a splice from the coin door 12V but no mention to where the ground comes from. Is it best to use the extra ground from the player 1 bundle for lit buttons? I hear a lot of people connect lamps directly from the power supply. Is this really the best way?
Thanks in advance.
