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Arcade and Pinball Discussions / Beginner's Help Corner / Re: Adding ATX PS to pacman
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on: December 07, 2015, 12:19:57 pm
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I am converting my pacman to a 60-1 but am trying to do as little damage as possible so that I can change it back to dedicated in a few minutes when I get more games. The jamma to pacman adapter that I am going to use has a connector for an act ps built in.
I have a cabaret and the marquee light seems to run on 12v after the transformer. Any other ideas of where to tap in for AC? Is the brown wire hot? Thanks.
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Arcade and Pinball Discussions / Beginner's Help Corner / Adding ATX PS to pacman
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on: December 06, 2015, 06:59:08 pm
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I want to add a ATX power supply to my pacman cabaret and am not totally sure we're to tap in to get the AC. Can I snip the plug off of the ps cord and solder the wires to the input of the filter? Is the brown wire going into the filter the hot, blue the neutral and the green-yellow ground? Any help would be great!
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Arcade and Pinball Discussions / Beginner's Help Corner / Qbert+5v is low
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on: October 20, 2015, 01:23:07 pm
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I just rebuilt the power supply on my qbert and have low +5v. Even after cranking the potentiometer, I can't get more than 4.65v at the board. As a result I am having sound issues. What can I do to kick the voltage up to closer to 5?
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Arcade and Pinball Discussions / Beginner's Help Corner / Qbert power supply
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on: September 27, 2015, 06:59:37 pm
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I rebuilt my qbert power supply and was checking for shorts using my dmm on continuity and was getting a quick beep when I checked across C21. I believe that the one side should be 30v and the other ground. I checked it several times and I got the.same result half of the time. The beep only lasted a second or two and then stopped. It looked like the reistance was increasing the longer i held the probes. Is this normal? Do I have a bad part? Any suggestions on what to look at?
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