arcade:sega_city_cabinet_pinouts
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=== Gender, Pins, Tabs & Sockets === | === Gender, Pins, Tabs & Sockets === | ||
- | Somewhat confusingly, | + | ⚠️ The TE series plastic |
For all of these connectors, the part codes are listed. | For all of these connectors, the part codes are listed. | ||
^ Function | ^ Function | ||
- | ^ Controller | 12 | | + | ^ Controller | 12 | |
- | ^ Extra Buttons | 10 | | + | ^ Extra Buttons | 10 | |
^ Analogue | 8 | 176275-1 | ^ Analogue | 8 | 176275-1 | ||
^ Video | 15 | 176279-1 | ^ Video | 15 | 176279-1 | ||
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^ Primary DC | 18 | 176280-9 | ^ Primary DC | 18 | 176280-9 | ||
^ Secondary DC | 12 | 176280-1 | ^ Secondary DC | 12 | 176280-1 | ||
- | ^ | + | ^ ^^ |
- | ^ | + | | Inner Connectors ^^ Receptacle |
- | ^ | + | ^ |
+ | ^ | ||
- | The last digit of every plug or socket is the // | + | **ProTip:** A very expensive special tool is needed when pins are removed from these connectors. |
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+ | The last digit of every **plug** or **socket** is the // | ||
^ Digit ^ Colour | ^ Digit ^ Colour | ||
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===== Extra Buttons ===== | ===== Extra Buttons ===== | ||
- | The extra button connector changed when the Net City, New Net City and Naomi Universal cabinets came out. The //ground// pin was moved from 4 to 5, and //button 7// was added. | + | The extra button connector changed when the Net City, New Net City and Naomi Universal cabinets came out. The //ground// pin was moved from 4 to 5, and //button 7// was added on pin 4. |
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+ | Note that, at least on a **New Astro City**, it seems the connector is fully populated in the cabinet, and runs straight through from panel to board. | ||
- | Note however that it seems the connector is fully populated and runs straight through, even on a New Astro City. Based on the wire colours, 14 is supposed to be +5V and 15 is Ground. | ||
- | The upshot is, at least on the New Astro City and the Naomi Universal Cabinet, you'll get the same results. | ||
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==== Net City & Naomi Universal ==== | ==== Net City & Naomi Universal ==== | ||
- | {{: | + | {{: |
- | ^ Pin ^ Function ^ Pin ^ Function ^ | + | ^ Pin ^ Function |
- | | 1 | P1 Button 4| 6 | P2 Button 4 | | + | | 1 | P1 Button 4| 6 | P2 Button 4 | |
- | | 2 | P1 Button 5 | 7 | P2 Button 5 | | + | | 2 | P1 Button 5 | 7 | P2 Button 5 | 12 | +5V |
- | | 3 | P1 Button 6 | 8 | P2 Button 6 | | + | | 3 | P1 Button 6 | 8 | P2 Button 6 | 13 | +5V |
- | | 4 | P1 Button 7| 9 | P2 Button 7 | | + | | 4 | P1 Button 7| 9 | P2 Button 7 | |
- | | 5 | Ground | 10 | Ground | | + | | 5 | Ground | 10 | Ground | |
===== Analogue Input ===== | ===== Analogue Input ===== | ||
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===== Audio ===== | ===== Audio ===== | ||
- | Sega used the same connector with two different pinouts, depending on the audio function. | + | Sega used the same connector with two different pinouts, depending on the audio function. |
{{: | {{: | ||
^ Pin ^ Function ^ Pin ^ Function ^ | ^ Pin ^ Function ^ Pin ^ Function ^ | ||
- | ^ Speaker | + | ^ Speaker |
- | | 1 | Left + | 3 | Right + | | + | |
- | | 2 | Left - | 4 | Right - | | + | |
- | ^ Amplifier Input ^^^^ | + | |
| 1 | Left + | 3 | Right + | | | 1 | Left + | 3 | Right + | | ||
| 2 | Left - | 4 | Right - | | | 2 | Left - | 4 | Right - | | ||
+ | ^ Amplifier | ||
+ | | 1 | Left + | 3 | Left - | | ||
+ | | 2 | Right - | 4 | Right + | | ||
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+ | Though every *City cab had stereo speakers, the default audio arrangement supported only monaural sound. | ||
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+ | {{: | ||
+ | ^ Mono Jumper | ||
+ | | 1 | Left + | 3 | to pin 2 | | ||
+ | | 2 | to pin 3 | 4 | Right - | | ||
===== Power Supply ===== | ===== Power Supply ===== | ||
For the Astro and Blast City cabs, the power supplies didn't change much. The Net City and Naomi cabs were very different. | For the Astro and Blast City cabs, the power supplies didn't change much. The Net City and Naomi cabs were very different. | ||
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| 3 | Ground | 7 | Ground | 11 | Ground | | | 3 | Ground | 7 | Ground | 11 | Ground | | ||
| 4 | Ground | 8 | Ground | 12 | +12V | | | 4 | Ground | 8 | Ground | 12 | +12V | | ||
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+ | ===== Coin Counter ===== | ||
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+ | For some reason the coin counter must be connected in order for the coin slot/coin input to work, because the ground line to the coin slot goes through the counter. | ||
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+ | {{: | ||
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+ | ^ Pin ^ Function ^ Pin ^ Function ^ | ||
+ | | 1 | +5V | 3 | Coin Counter | | ||
+ | | 2 | GND in | 4 | GND to coin | | ||
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+ | ===== JVS Power ===== | ||
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+ | Sega's JVS board, found in the New Net City and Naomi Universal cabs, uses both 5V and 12V. If you're putting one in an Astro City, the standard PSU has an unused output connector that provides an easy source for both. The 8-pin power plug pinout for the JVS is: | ||
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+ | {{: | ||
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+ | ^ Pin ^ Function ^ Pin ^ Function ^ | ||
+ | | 1 | 5V | 5 | Ground | ||
+ | | 2 | 5V | 6 | Ground | ||
+ | | 3 | 12V | 7 | Ground | ||
+ | | 4 | 12V | 8 | Ground | ||
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arcade/sega_city_cabinet_pinouts.txt · Last modified: 2024/02/03 00:32 by NFG