tobyocc
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Here is the ISO I am using. Which 2 lugs on the top and bottom do I use? This is going to a G07 in a 60in1. Sorry for the noob question.
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Well after all Mods help I feel much better. Post some pics Vintage!!
OK i found this pic, same ISO. Can I use that 12v for coin door ect? So I will run the monitor off of lug 1 and 3. Thanks.
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So does it matter what wire goes to the connector on the chassis. My monitor has a black and a brown wire, Does one specific wire go to the "Neutral" and one to the "Hot". Thanks.
I'll explaine what you're seeing in this picture. First, that is a multipule winding transformer. It is capable of outputting 12VAC and isolated 120VAC. Technically, the power input is the bottom lugs. You can see they are labeled...0V, 105V, 115V, 125V, and E. The 0V is for what is commonly refered to as the "neutral" side of household 120V feed. The next three would be for the "hot" side if our household 120V feed. The manufacturer of this transformer gave you three options (but you only use one...as in the picture, they used the 115V lug). These options were to compensate for variances in household voltage. If your household line voltage was low, you'd use 105V.....if it was high, you'd use the 125V. Depending on which input lug you use, it will equally affect the outputs. Say you household line is 120V (which most in the USA run between 120-130V).....and you tap into the 0V and the 105V. This would in turn "bump up" the two outputs of this transformer. The 115V top output would probably be around 140V (I'm approximating, here)....and the 12V output would probably be 15-18V.
The last input lug is E. This is for the Earth ground...IE: the "third" prong of your household plug.
Edward
I wish I had one of these right now. I'd connect the top to 120v and use the bottom for both 120v and 100v monitor testing, instead of having to keep a Nintendo PS around for that purpose...
So does it matter what wire goes to the connector on the chassis. My monitor has a black and a brown wire, Does one specific wire go to the "Neutral" and one to the "Hot". Thanks.