This is probably all you wanted to know. The symbols can be rotated and flipped around.
Schematic Symbols | ||
Schematic Symbol | Example | Comments |
If N things are wired together, then N-2 of them will have will have
a double wire on a solder lug.
Picture a single file line of mountain climbers roped together. The guys in the middle have two rope segments on them, the guys at each end only one. Wiring in the bingo is like the rope. Except for small jumper wires, a solder lug should never have two different colored wires attached to it. |
Symbol shows four segments of the same wire and the wire ID. The intersection has a dot (which is sometimes so small you can hardly tell). | |
Both wires will have different ID's. | Two unrelated wires that cross on the schematic. | |
Wire pointers are used to avoid drawing a lot of lines (like 25 lines from the playfield hole switches to the search disc), really long lines that would have to cross a bunch of other lines, or when there's not enough room. | A connection pointer to another wire somewhere else. Usually the label tells you the grid coordinates of where the rest of the wire is drawn on the schematic. | |
Normally open switch and label identifying where the switch is located. | ||
Normally closed switch and label identifying where the switch is located. | ||
SPDT switch and label. | ||
Collective symbol representing the pendulum tilt mechanism and all the normally open slam tilt switches mounted inside the head and cabinet. | ||
Fuse and rating. | ||
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Transformer winding and voltage it produces. | |
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Lamp and function label. | |
Resistor, usually with value and wattage.
Pictures shows lower power cylindrical carbon resistor and higher power rectancular ceramic resistor. |
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Motor and function label. Picture is one of the 6 or so styles of motors | |
Plug and function label. Some adjust plugs have double rows of pins like the plugs between the head and cabinet/playfield. | ||
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Coil and what unit/relay/thing it is part of. Picture shows two major styles of coils. The bottom coil shows the plunger also. | |
Trip relay and function. A trip relay symbol is a coil in a box with an integrated cutoff switch. | ||
A wiper/contact plate and where it is located. Could be part of a stepper
unit, or something like the mixers, spotting disc/wipers or
search disc/wipers.
Any box with diagonal lines in it is a wiper/contact plate. If the box is really small, the diagonals lines might be left out. |
There's probably a few more symbols on later model machines
for diodes, transistors, and capacitors. I'll take a look and
add them eventually.