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pot-o-gold did not come with supervisor key

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Stayouttadabunker:
okay.. now you know those wires are for either a printer or a bill acceptor that would need household current.
That's high voltage coming out at around 122 volts AC.
I'm glad you didn't stick a paper clip in there!...haha

Your supervisor wires are somewhere else.
Can you show us a high resolution photo of the wires connected to the main game board?
Also, give me the exact model & name of the main board so I can find a manual and pinout of the game board connector harness.
Some of these machines have the same sort of connector and the pin connections are the same.

mchthewanderer:
Ok good I didn't let any of the magic smoke get out haha.  Here's a bunch of pics, let me know if any other shots may help.  I tried to show anything else loose I could find in there.  It does have functioning bill reader and 'disabled' printer (home use only).

Also attaching a pinout map I found from an old discussion if it's actually the correct one, they were saying pin14\solder side was the supervisor key, but then the conversation cut off.

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Stayouttadabunker:
okay...you can see on the pinouts that pin#1 is ground.
Pin#1 is on the component side of the board...the top side.

On the bottom, pin A is opposite of Pin#1.
The ground wire should be black?
Locate that pin#1 or Pin A on the big 28-pin connector...just so you know how to find other pin numbers.
The last pin should be marked 28 or a small "f".

Pin R on the bottom is the ground pin for the Diagnostic key button.
Put a piece of tape on that wire...mark it "Diag"....follow that wire.
It will go somewhere in your machine to a switch button possibly?
The other wire on that button will be the ground wire...probably a black wire?

Now...Pin#18 on top is the Attendant Key switch pin.
Put some tape on that and mark it "ATT"...follow that wire...it should end up somewhere near the a key switch on your cabinet.
The wire on the other tab of the key switch will be the ground wire.

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