Deltronic
1275 Ticket Dispenser - Description,
Common Problems & Maintenance
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1275 Ticket Dispenser Picture & Pinout
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| CONNECTING
EXTERNAL LAMP (BONUS LAMP) The external lamp has a multiple purpose. It is required to
be connected in TIME BONUS, PERMANENT BONUS or JACKPOT
MONITOR mode. In all other instances this connection is
optional. However, to take the full advantage of the
Ticketflex Maximizer, it is recommended that the external
lamp output is used. The lamp can alert the attendant by
a distinctive ERROR flashing when the dispenser jams or
the machine runs out of tickets.
A common
orange trailer light has a suitable look as a bonus lamp
for the use in Time or Permanent Bonus mode. It is
recommended that this light is mounted near the ticket
dispenser. This way the players can associate the light
with tickets. It is also recommended that the original
globe from the trailer light is replaced with a flasher
globe such as the 12V globe used in Williams/Bally
pinballs (it responds better to faster flashing).
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| The connection is simple:
connect one side of the lamp to pin 5 or 6 of the JST 12
connector and the other side of the lamp to pin 7 or 8 of
the JST 12 connector. The maximum rating of the globe is
12V/400mA. |
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| CONNECTING TOGGLE
SWITCH An optional toggle switch can be
connected to the opto isolated game over input. In the
MULTIPLIER mode turning the switch "ON " enters
ZERO TICKET mode without the need to readjust the dip
switch (however, this mode can also be entered by dip
switch setting).In TIME BONUS or PERMANENT BONUS mode
turning the toggle switch on disables the bonus modes.
The machine then dispenses tickets as per the adjustment
of the game. This is done for the convenience of the
operator who can quickly enable or disable the bonus
modes as required without the need to readjust the dip
switch.
Connect
the toggle switch between pin 1 and 3 of the JST 12
connector. Loop pins 4 and 5 of the JST 12 connector
together.
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| CONNECTING GAME OVER
SIGNAL In BONUS START mode The Game Over
Signal must be connected. The change from "game
over" to "game up" initiates the bonus
start ticket payout. Not every game will have this signal
available but in many games this signal can be taken from
the game over lamp of the machine, the coin lockout coil
or even a signal from the globe of a flashing start
button may be suitable (see description of I/O).
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| Connect the
positive side of the Game Over Lamp, Start Button Lamp or
the Coin Lockout Coil to pin 4 and the negative side of
the lamp or the coil to pin 1 of the JST 12 connector. |
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| This is an example of a basketball
game where game over signal was taken from the "Gate
Down" switch in the gate assembly. Note, that the
switch connects to the game board input which operates
from +5V logic level (Resistor R1 connects + 5V to the
input). For this reason the positive side of the Game
Over Input pin 4 of the JST 12 connector is also
connected to the same +5V as used for the game board. The gate
switch connects ground to pin 1 of the JST 12 when the
gate is down, signaling to the Maximizer that the
"game is over".
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What needs to be
connected in:
(The following
connections refer to the Deltronic 1275 ticket dispenser for
which a standard lead is supplied with the Maximizer. For other
brands of ticket dispenser a matching lead has to be made up).
Unplug the ticket
dispenser 4 pin connector and plug the Maximizer in between the
existing connectors of the ticket dispenser and the machine
wiring.
OPTIONAL
CONNECTION
External
Lamp:
An
external lamp can be connected between pin 6 and 8 of the JST
connector (see External Lamp Output)
Game
Over Signal:
This
is also an optional connection. If connected, the game over
signal will clear all undispensed tickets at the beginning of
each new game
(see the connection for
Game Over Signal).
Dip Switch Setting
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to be connected in"
Unplug the ticket
dispenser 4 pin connector and plug the Maximizer in between the
existing connectors of the ticket dispenser and the machine
wiring.
OPTIONAL CONNECTION for
Zero Tickets Mode
Zero
Tickets Mode allows operation of prize redemption machines
without dispensing tickets. This mode can be very desirable
during special promotion sessions, such as Birthday Parties etc.
The mode can be quickly selected by turning "on" a
single toggle switch (see
how to connect the switch).
Alternatively
this mode can be permanently selected by the Dip Switch, in which
case no connection of an external switch is necessary (see Zero Tickets Mode).
OPTIONAL
CONNECTION for External Lamp
Dip Switch Setting
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Unplug the ticket
dispenser 4 pin connector and plug the Maximizer in between the
existing connectors of the ticket dispenser and the machine
wiring.
See
how to connect Bonus Lamp.
Dip
Switch Setting
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Unplug the ticket
dispenser 4 pin connector and plug the Maximizer in between the
existing connectors of the ticket dispenser and the machine
wiring.
See
how to connect Bonus Lamp.
Dip
Switch Setting
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Unplug the ticket
dispenser 4 pin connector and plug the Maximizer in between the
existing connectors of the ticket dispenser and the machine
wiring.
CONNECTING
GAME OVER SIGNAL
Game
over signal must be connected to the Maximizer. This signal
initiates the Bonus Start ticket payout. See how to connect the
game over signal.
Dip Switch Setting
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- Unplug the
ticket dispenser 4 pin connector and plug the Maximizer
in between the existing connectors of the ticket
dispenser and the machine wiring.
See
how to connect JACKPOT LAMP OR/AND SIREN
Dip Switch Setting
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- Unplug the
ticket dispenser 4 pin connector and plug the TicketFlex
board in between the existing connectors of the ticket
dispenser and the machine wiring.
Dip Switch Setting
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