Info on Mars MS 115 NEEDED!

[Bazfish]

Evening all!!

Need help with the pinouts for a Mars MS 115 coin mech... need the pinouts for the routing plug. A manual scan would be well cool...everything I have found online is for the latter models. Sorry to interrupt the flame war with petty arcade matters, however I side with Oll as he buys me beer... funny, never realised he collected arcade stuff as well... who would have thought....

The Fish

 

[John Bennett]

The Swallow Amusements Steve is probably the resident expert in Mars
coin-mechs, give him a try.

Luke

> Evening all!!
>
> Need help with the pinouts for a Mars MS 115 coin mech... need the
pinouts for the routing plug. A manual scan would be well
cool...everything I have found online is for the latter models. Sorry
to interrupt the flame war with petty arcade matters, however I side
with Oll as he buys me beer... funny, never realised he collected
arcade stuff as well... who would have thought....
>
> The Fish
>
>

DATA Imported from archives: originally posted by Luke Wells (arcadeuk@hotmail.com)

 

[hullfandan]

Thanks Rob. It is similar to a Taito, it must be a clone of some kind.
I found some stuff at B&Q but it was thin and poor quality. I just
wondered if there was a arcade supplier of something a bit higher quality.

Cheers,
Dan

Rob Dulstone wrote:
>
> Hi Dan
>
> I take it this is a Taito cocktail or similar as the midway type do
> use 1" t-moulding. The stuff used is actually not T-Moulding. but a
> stick on veneer, like used on chipboard shelves to hide the ends. Try
> B&Q or homebase or similar, and look for rolls of this stuff near the
> wood/wood glue etc.
>
> Rob.
>
> On 26 Oct 2006, at 17:04, Daniel Blackburn wrote:
> > I have a cocktail cabinet with no T molding on. I was about to order
> > some standard T-molding when I realised this cabinet has no groove
> > around the top. I guess cocktail cabinet must have used a special
> > kind. Does anyone know a supplier for this type of molding? Or will I
> > have to just get the standard type, cut it down and try gluing it.
> > Although I'm also not sure it will fit under the corner brackets. Has
> > anyone else tried this?
> >
> > Cheers,
> > Dan
>
>

 

[Swallow]

In message <000d01c6f93c$b7dce960$01646958@brian>, Bazfish
<bazfish@tiscali.co.uk> writes

Hi,

If you let me know what mech. and router you have plus which coin you
want where I can find the information for you.

Steve.

>Evening all!!
>
>Need help with the pinouts for a Mars MS 115 coin mech... need the pinouts for
>the routing plug. A manual scan would be well cool...everything I have found
>online is for the latter models. Sorry to interrupt the flame war with petty
>arcade matters, however I side with Oll as he buys me beer... funny, never
>realised he collected arcade stuff as well... who would have thought....
>
>The Fish

--

Steve Huntley.
Swallow Amusement Machines.

http://www.coin.demon.co.uk

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[Bazfish]

Top man Steve... many thanks

MS 115 validator with a MS 126 separator. The routing plug is/ port is only 16 pin which is causing the problem, all the info I can find is for the 22 way plug.

Looking from the back I need new 10p left, 50p right with all other coins out of the back 2 ports (either). I am renovating a MPU4 Barcrest fruity.

Many thanks for your time.

Baz

 

[Swallow]

In message <000d01c6f9fb$4631e3a0$986d6958@brian>, Bazfish
<bazfish@tiscali.co.uk> writes

Hi,

Routing information for the ME126 shows either a 14 or 18 way plug. Can
you confirm the number of pins. If the routing plug goes into the mech.
and not the router, it is 14 pins. Two end pins to the middle of the
mech. are unused. My scanners a bit iffy at the moment, but I can fax
the 14 pin information sheet to you if you have a fax number.

Link the following for routing to the following paths. B, C, or D.
Default is rout A

View from below:

A B

D C

Coin 10p 20p 50p £1
B 13-14 13-10 13-08 13-06
C 11-14 11-10 11-08 11-06
D 05-14 05-10 05-08 05-06

Looking at the back of the plug with the notch at the top:

13 --- 1
14 --- 2

Regards,
Steve.

>Top man Steve... many thanks
>
>MS 115 validator with a MS 126 separator. The routing plug is/ port is only 16
>pin which is causing the problem, all the info I can find is for the 22 way
>plug.
>
>Looking from the back I need new 10p left, 50p right with all other coins out of
>the back 2 ports (either). I am renovating a MPU4 Barcrest fruity.
>
>Many thanks for your time.
>
>Baz
>

 

[Bazfish]

Many thanks for that Steve... hopefully that should do the job )

Cheers!

Baz