CHAPTER 2 – INSTALLING A NEW CABINET
4. On the monitor console, there are 3 wires hanging out the right-side hole. See the figure below. These
connect to separate PCB cards on the back of the driving console.
–
(1)
is a 6-pin connector that runs to the monitor control panel behind the coin door.
–
(2)
is a 3-pin connector that connects to the power force feedback card.
–
(3)
is a USB cable that connects to the force feedback controller card.
Figure 9
– Connecting Cables from the Monitor Console to the Driving Console
5. On the back of the driving console are 4 main wire harnesses that connect and power the driving controls
and buttons. See the figure below. These wire harnesses will connect to points inside the monitor console.
–
(1)
is a 4-pin power connector that runs to a 4-pin mating connector from the computer power supply
mounted on the floor of the monitor console.
–
(2)
is a 37-pin connector that runs to the 37-pin port on the back of the computer.
–
(3)
is a 25-pin connector that runs to the 25-pin port on the back of the computer.
–
(4)
is a 3-pin grounding wire that runs to the 3-pin mating connector from the AC panel in the monitor
console. It is very important to connect the grounding wires between the 2 consoles to assure a reliable
operating cabinet.
Figure 10
– Connecting Cables from the Driving Console to the Monitor Console
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