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--- arcade:sega_city_cabinet_pinouts [2023/10/12 17:03] – Fixed part no for 12pin plug NFG
+++ arcade:sega_city_cabinet_pinouts [2024/02/03 00:32] (current) – [Coin Input] NFG
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 ^  Function  ^  Pins  ^  Plug  ^  Socket  ^
-^  Controller |  12  |  176278-1  |  176299-1  |
+^  Controller |  12  |  176278-1  |  176289-1  |
 ^  Extra Buttons |  10  |  176277-1  |  176288-1  |
 ^  Analogue |  8  |  176275-1  |  176286-1  |
 ^  Video |  15  |  176279-1  |  176290-1  |
 ^  Audio |  4  |  176273-1  |  176284-1  |
+^  Coin |  3  |  176272-1  |  176283-1  |
 ^  Power Supply  ^^^^
-^  AC Input |  15  |  176279-1  |  176290-1  |
+^  AC Input |  15  |  176279-1  |  176290-1\\ 176300-1  |
-^  AC Output |  9  |  176276-1  |  176297-1  |
+^  AC Output |  9  |  176276-1  |  176287-1\\ 176297-1  |
-^  Primary DC |  18  |  176280-9  |    |
+^  Primary DC |  18  |  176280-9  |  176291-1\\ 176301-1  |
-^  Secondary DC |  12  |  176280-1  |  176299-1  |
+^  Secondary DC |  12  |  176280-1  |  176289-1\\ 176299-1  |
 ^    ^^  ↓  ^  ↓  ^
 |  Inner Connectors ^^  Receptacle  ^  Pin  ^
 ^  26-22 AWG ||  175151-2  |  175149-2  |
 ^  20-16 AWG ||  175152-2  |  175150-2  |
+For the **power supply** sockets, the second part number indicates the panel-mount part.  The first number is for cables.
 **ProTip:** A very expensive special tool is needed when pins are removed from these connectors.  You can file down a small screwdriver (a tiny allen tip is a good start) or use a spare pin instead.  The pins are the perfect width and length to reach the clasp inside the connector housing.
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 |  2  | GND in |  4  | GND to coin |
+===== Coin Input =====
+These 3-pin coin input connectors are found in the Naomi and Net City series of cabinets.
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+^ Pin ^ Function |
+|  1  | Coin Switch |
+|  2  | +12V |
+|  2  | GND |
 ===== JVS Power =====