Difference between revisions of "Coin counter"
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It seems to work with 12 Vcc and ground. The solenoid react to the coin drop | It seems to work with 12 Vcc and ground. The solenoid react to the coin drop | ||
Some photo of the connectors : | Some photo of the connectors : | ||
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According to [[User:eric-st]], a simple serial to usb converter with a converter for the TX and RX on a single cable should be enough. | According to [[User:eric-st]], a simple serial to usb converter with a converter for the TX and RX on a single cable should be enough. | ||
Latest revision as of 03:23, 3 January 2013
Description
Give a proper description of the two coin we have, find out how the communicate
Yes this coin counter
Goal
- Find a way to communicate with the coin counter
- Implement a coin counter with the resulted protocol
Results
So far I have found that those coin counter use ccTalk (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CcTalk).
It seems to work with 12 Vcc and ground. The solenoid react to the coin drop
Some photo of the connectors :
According to User:eric-st, a simple serial to usb converter with a converter for the TX and RX on a single cable should be enough.
