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Title: IGT S+ - what is this TOGGLE for?
Post by: FOXSSLOTS1 on May 23, 2012, 06:14:38 PM
found this toggle on a S+  - has something to do with the coin comparitor - dollar comparitor - the toggle is mounted on the inner light panel - 2 wires - one goes to the comparitor harness pin 2 (black wire) and the other goes to the pin 7 on the harness (orange/purples?).  sorry about the pics - any idea what this is for?


Title: Re: IGT S+ - what is this TOGGLE for?
Post by: cp on May 23, 2012, 09:44:47 PM
I've actually seen a toggle switch connected with the coin comparitor.  Not exactly sure why the Casino  put them on.... The ones I ran into just turned the coin mech ON or OFF  while the door was closed  and  "in play"  mode.


Title: Re: IGT S+ - what is this TOGGLE for?
Post by: knagl on May 23, 2012, 09:59:57 PM
Looks like something added after the machine left the factory.  Perhaps some casinos found it easier to disable S+ machines by simply flipping a switch to disable the CC rather than paging through the menus to get to the Out Of Service page.


Title: Re: IGT S+ - what is this TOGGLE for?
Post by: stayouttadabunker on May 24, 2012, 12:21:14 AM
Sounds like the toggle is opening the grounded circuit?
That would effectively disable the coin mech but wouldn't that cause a [21] error code?


Title: Re: IGT S+ - what is this TOGGLE for?
Post by: knagl on May 24, 2012, 02:01:02 AM
Sounds like the toggle is opening the grounded circuit?
That would effectively disable the coin mech but wouldn't that cause a [21] error code?

If it's only cutting power to the coin comparator, it shouldn't create an error -- the machine doesn't know if there's a comparator there, just coin-in optics.


Title: Re: IGT S+ - what is this TOGGLE for?
Post by: stayouttadabunker on May 24, 2012, 11:28:34 AM
You're right knagl!
I just disconnected a coin comparator on Frankenstein (my test rig)
and the MPU didn't shoot out any errors.
However, the second I disconnected the coin-in optics, the MPU threw out an error code [21] -
even with the coin comparator still hooked up.