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VPS Chassis<br />

Figure 3. Rear of VPS Chassis<br />

The function of the components on the VPS I/O PCB are:<br />

The VPS Chassis uses two printed circuit boards to accomplish the functions<br />

of the VPS: the Logic PCB and the I/O PCB. All system cables are connected<br />

to this board through external connectors located on the rear of the chassis.<br />

Refer to Figure 3 for explanation of connections on rear of VPS chassis:<br />

(1) Ball/Foul (J7) - Signals from the foul unit and left and right lane ball<br />

detectors enter the PCB through this connection.<br />

(2) Left I/O (J5) - Connection for signals coming from the left (odd)<br />

pinsetter. Signals for the “take data” and 0° switches, second ball, and<br />

New Pins Solenoid control connect to the PCB here.<br />

(3) LLAN In (J3) - Connection for all LLAN communications to and from<br />

the I/O PCB located in the LGP. The VPS sends scores and recieves no<br />

tap and 3rd ball 10th frame, and pinsetter on/off information through<br />

this connection.<br />

(4) LLAN Out (J2) - Connection that allows the LLAN communication to<br />

continue to other devices on the lane pair. Typically, the TV-only<br />

monitor, Bowler Track, and/or an Instant Replay are connected to<br />

LLAN via this connector.<br />

(5) Power (J9) - Connection for power input to the VPS. The 28VAC used<br />

to power the VPS originates at the Secondary Transformer.<br />

Video Pinsensing System 5

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