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<\/a><\/p>\nMy LED segments are alive! \u00a0These are really cool looking in person. \u00a0I will be able to display ball save countdown seconds along with linking them to my lamp shows to do some really cool stuff.<\/p>\n
Making progress on the wiring of the breakout boards and the RGB LED boards.<\/p>\n Here is a closeup of one of my RGB breakout boards. \u00a0This connects directly to the PD-LED and then has headers to connect to the RGB LED boards. \u00a0Pretty handy little PCB.<\/p>\n More progress on the wiring. \u00a0You can see I am starting to run the switch harnesses from the switches to the SW16 boards just off\u00a0the left side of the image.<\/p>\n OK, it is starting to get really crazy here. \u00a0This PCB is a custom shield that houses an Arduino Nano that will control my 4 numeric Bally displays.<\/p>\n This board below is a pretty dangerous one… \u00a0This is my 48v filter board. \u00a0Basically, it will smooth out the 48v dips when coils fire by charging up these large capacitors and pulling a large amount of current quickly from them instead of all from the power supply directly. \u00a0 This will also make my 48v line in my machine more dangerous since these capacitors can discharge a large amount of current very quickly into, let’s say, my hand. \u00a0\ud83d\ude10<\/p>\n This is one of the smallest custom PCBs that I have built for this project. \u00a0This is an interface board for the emergency beacon that lives on top of my backbox. \u00a0It allows me to test and to change the pre-programmed patterns without the game running. \u00a0Obviously, a banana for scale…<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n