ccTalk tutorial , connecting the cable to slave devices. Part 1 – coin acceptors

So let’s see some ccTalk devices you can practice on, just a quick look , a detailed description of each will follow.

Most 5′ acceptors are using Type 5 BACTA 10 pin connector and 3′ acceptors are using Type 1 standard 4 pin connector but  you shoud read the device manual.

Type 5 BACTA 10 pin connector:

The pin-out

1. ccTalk DATA
2. Not used
3. Not used
4. Not Used
5. /RESET – Hardware reset , can be left floating if not used
6. Not used
7. VCC 12 to 24V
8. GROUND
9. /SERIAL MODE should be  low for ccTalk
10. Reserved , should be left floating

Type 1 standard 4 pin connector and pinout:

Coin acceptors

SR3 SR3i , SR3e from Money Controls

The connector is on the other side Type 1

SR5 from Money Controls

The connector is the one with number 5, Type 5

Condor Plus or Premier from Money Controls

The connector is Type 1 , pointed by the arrow

V2 Colibri,V2 falcon , G16 MFT from NRI

The connector is Type 1 , pointed by the arrow

V2 Eagle and G40 form NRI

The connector is Type 5 , pointed by the arrow