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Burgertime Cocktail Table Power Supply Board
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mecha
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I think you're missing the plug and AC harness for the power supply.
Pinout is in the manual
Gonna need
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And a bunch of .156 trifurcon pins and .093 molex pins
99% sure I got that right. I think it's .156 size
Peter would know for sure. Calling @security0001
Gonna need
AMP 12 Pin Mate-N-Lok Male Plug Connector (CE1016) - Arcade Parts and Repair
AMP 12 Pin 3 Row Pin and Socket Connector plug male housing with positive MATE-N-LOK latch (CE1016). 3 Row and 12 circuit positions.
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12 Pin.156 Molex KK Series Connector Housing - Arcade Parts and Repair
12 Pin Circuit .156″ (3.96mm) Molex KK Series Monitor Connector Housing No Ramp Female Receptacle 12 position 1 (single) row.
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22 Pin.156 Molex KK Series Connector Housing No Ramp (CA1027)-Arcade Parts and Repair
22 Pin Circuit .156″ (3.96mm) Molex KK Series Monitor Connector Housing No Ramp Female Receptacle 22 position 1 (single) row (CA1027). Pins sold separately.
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And a bunch of .156 trifurcon pins and .093 molex pins
99% sure I got that right. I think it's .156 size
Peter would know for sure. Calling @security0001
mecha
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there appear to be multiple variants of the suitcase. I didn't take pictures of what the cocktail has. lolPinout is in the manual
Gonna need
AMP 12 Pin Mate-N-Lok Male Plug Connector (CE1016) - Arcade Parts and Repair
AMP 12 Pin 3 Row Pin and Socket Connector plug male housing with positive MATE-N-LOK latch (CE1016). 3 Row and 12 circuit positions.12 Pin.156 Molex KK Series Connector Housing - Arcade Parts and Repair
12 Pin Circuit .156″ (3.96mm) Molex KK Series Monitor Connector Housing No Ramp Female Receptacle 12 position 1 (single) row.22 Pin.156 Molex KK Series Connector Housing No Ramp (CA1027)-Arcade Parts and Repair
22 Pin Circuit .156″ (3.96mm) Molex KK Series Monitor Connector Housing No Ramp Female Receptacle 22 position 1 (single) row (CA1027). Pins sold separately.
And a bunch of .156 trifurcon pins and .093 molex pins
99% sure I got that right. I think it's .156 size
Peter would know for sure. Calling @security0001
Same as the upright. I can take photos of my upright at my pizzeria in the morning. Too bad they tossed the harness from the suitcase to the power supply PCB.
Funny enough, I came across this post where someone did the same thing to an upright Burgertime and a similar problem occurred
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BurgerTime Power Supply Cleanup | Arcade Vidiocy
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mecha
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for posterity this is the plug that's missingFunny enough, I came across this post where someone did the same thing to an upright Burgertime and a similar problem occurred
BurgerTime Power Supply Cleanup | Arcade Vidiocy
Yessir. Pin 1 (Black-White) is in the southeast corner of the connector. Could just use one color of wire with labels on each end when making a new harness, or Wire-Bot is out there if you want to get everything back to OG, and he sells by the foot. Wirebot is in Madison, WI BTW
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Got into the pizzeria and took some detailed photos for reference. I was correct on the 3 connectors needed and the power suitcase is the same version as pictured above.
We need to go from this Amp 12 pin female connector on the suitcase
To this Molex 12 pin molex KK .156 connector
Clearer view of pinout from the male Amp power suitcase connector. Black-White is pin 1, Red-White is pin 2, etc.
Clear view of incoming power from suitcase to the 12 pin connector on the power supply PCB. Black- White is pin 1, etc.
And finally, the wires hooked up to the switcing power supply that feed the game PCB need to be pinned into a 22 pin connector. Pin 2 is brown, etc. Notice that pin 13 and pin 15 are double Yellow-Black and pin 14 is double Yellow-Violet. Pin 18, 19, 21 and 22 are all +5 red wire. Pin 20 is keyed, as stated in the manual. You have six +5 red wires to hook up, so two pins will have to get double red wires. Schematic shows that pins 18 and 21 are to be double tapped, and my connector is double tapped at pins 21 and 22, but it's all +5, so it doesn't matter unless you want to be anal about it.
Wirebot can get you all these 18 gauge wires in correct color combos
Minimum 24 trifurcon pins and minimum 11 male Molex .093 pins needed to get the job done.
That's all I got
We need to go from this Amp 12 pin female connector on the suitcase
To this Molex 12 pin molex KK .156 connector
Clearer view of pinout from the male Amp power suitcase connector. Black-White is pin 1, Red-White is pin 2, etc.
Clear view of incoming power from suitcase to the 12 pin connector on the power supply PCB. Black- White is pin 1, etc.
And finally, the wires hooked up to the switcing power supply that feed the game PCB need to be pinned into a 22 pin connector. Pin 2 is brown, etc. Notice that pin 13 and pin 15 are double Yellow-Black and pin 14 is double Yellow-Violet. Pin 18, 19, 21 and 22 are all +5 red wire. Pin 20 is keyed, as stated in the manual. You have six +5 red wires to hook up, so two pins will have to get double red wires. Schematic shows that pins 18 and 21 are to be double tapped, and my connector is double tapped at pins 21 and 22, but it's all +5, so it doesn't matter unless you want to be anal about it.
Wirebot can get you all these 18 gauge wires in correct color combos
Minimum 24 trifurcon pins and minimum 11 male Molex .093 pins needed to get the job done.
That's all I got
mecha
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I've never heard of Wire-Bot, you just tell them the wire lengths, gauges, and colors and they produce it?
Yeah. Go to the website and select what gauge wire and what base color (striped or solid) you want. Each base color has a multitude of stipe colors (pretty much every combo) and is sold by the foot. 18 awg is .29 cents a foot. 22 awg is .17 cents a foot.
**Just noticed that there is a banner at the top of the webpage stating that they are closing shop on the 30th of this month. Big loss, as I've needed wire from them to fix many a hacked video game or pinball machine. Order now.
Couldn't mecha call them and have them make a wire harness that goes from the suitcase to the power supply board?Yeah. Go to the website and select what gauge wire and what base color (striped or solid) you want. Each base color has a multitude of stipe colors (pretty much every combo) and is sold by the foot. 18 awg is .29 cents a foot. 22 awg is .17 cents a foot.
**Just noticed that there is a banner at the top of the webpage stating that they are closing shop on the 30th of this month. Big loss, as I've needed wire from them to fix many a hacked video game or pinball machine. Order now.
He used to make custom harnesses, but this is such a small and simple job, and with him closing in 2 weeks, I'm 100% certain custom harnesses is not an option.
I would ask wire bot. It would save mecha time. And it would be 100% correct
Maybe. It's worth a call, but I seriously doubt he'll have time with the rush of orders that are going to be flooding in the next few weeks. I can build the harness. Mecha can too. You can too with a little practice. Still doesn't address the pinning of the wires from what is now connected to the switching power supply via spade connectors to the harness that goes to the game PCBs and the 12v line to the coin door lights. That's the 22 pin connector needing to be addressed.
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I'll do it. I'll order everything and make it. Above and beyond materials and shipping charges, I'll ask for compensation of a couple hours of my time. $100
Problem is, I'll need the harness from the power supply PCB and coin door sent to me.
@mecha - Makes more sense for you to do it. You want this?
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mecha
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given that I didn't even know these people existed before today, probably not me. I don't know
EDIT: @sfspanky I do have 18 gauge wire in different colors, but not those colors. they're in Madison, I can ping them. but I need a rough estimate on how long the wires are.
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Pinout is in the manual
Gonna need
AMP 12 Pin Mate-N-Lok Male Plug Connector (CE1016) - Arcade Parts and Repair
AMP 12 Pin 3 Row Pin and Socket Connector plug male housing with positive MATE-N-LOK latch (CE1016). 3 Row and 12 circuit positions.12 Pin.156 Molex KK Series Connector Housing - Arcade Parts and Repair
12 Pin Circuit .156″ (3.96mm) Molex KK Series Monitor Connector Housing No Ramp Female Receptacle 12 position 1 (single) row.22 Pin.156 Molex KK Series Connector Housing No Ramp (CA1027)-Arcade Parts and Repair
22 Pin Circuit .156″ (3.96mm) Molex KK Series Monitor Connector Housing No Ramp Female Receptacle 22 position 1 (single) row (CA1027). Pins sold separately.
And a bunch of .156 trifurcon pins and .093 molex pins
99% sure I got that right. I think it's .156 size
Peter would know for sure. Calling @security0001
You searched for ce1006 - Arcade Parts and Repair
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.084 pins for that amp connector CE1006 or CE1017 and the CA1007 (18-20awg) or CA1008 (22-26awg) pins for the .156 which you had correct.
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I don't have the cocktail game variant to measure distance, just the upright. 1 foot for the upright would work with the proximity of the power supply pcb to the suitcase, however it looks like 1 foot might be a little too short and 2 feet might be too much for the cocktail layout. That detail, and the need to pin the harness that feeds the game pcb and the 12v lighting (12v wires would have to be cut to send that harness to me), makes more sense for the game and the power supply pcb to be present in your hands to get the job done efficiently and without playing pin the tail, if you catch my drift. Also, Peter just corrected me on the Molex male pins needed for the 12 pin Male Amp connector. .084 male Molex crimp pins and not the .093 that I guesstimated on. See above.
