Aero City control panel pinout?

[dos]

I'm looking for a pinout for the Aero City control panel 1P+2P control harnesses similar to this one for the Astro City with the correct wire colors, and the kick/aux connector (if one exists? don't actually have the cab):

Any help would be appreciated, thanks.

 

[aperturegrillz]

4-year necroing your thread because I also wanted this and couldn't find it so I made it myself: (EDITED WITH CORRECT PINOUT)

The Aero cabinet manual actually lists the wiring in a different order, as RIGHT LEFT UP DOWN instead of DOWN UP RIGHT LEFT, but I looked at several cabinets and they were all wired like I have written instead of this: This is wrong, I should have trusted that Sega wouldn't print an incorrect wiring guide.

 

[opt2not]

The Aero cabinet manual actually lists the wiring in a different order, as RIGHT LEFT UP DOWN instead of DOWN UP RIGHT LEFT, but I looked at several cabinets and they were all wired like I have written instead of this:

I'll have to take a look at my Aeros and see what the wiring is like. This freaks me out that the manual's schematics are not consistent "in the field".

 

[aperturegrillz]

Wouldn't you know it, I'm an idiot and a purveyor of misinformation! I actually made my own harness finally and sure enough the wiring guide wasn't wrong, it's RLUD on the connector. I'm gonna edit the image to be correct.

 

[NFGx]

Great work on this necro-posting, @aperturegrillz

It's interesting that AMP/TE uses two series' of part numbers for the same Universal Mate-N-Lok connectors. The only difference between, for example, a 1-480700 and 1-350766 seems to be that the former uses -1 for brown, and the latter uses -1 for white. I can't see any other differences.

I've added this to the GameSX wiki with a link to your post as a source.

 

[nem]

I can't see any other differences.

They have different flammability ratings.

 

[NFGx]

They have different flammability ratings.

Indeed they doo, thanks nem. There are at least three part numbers for this series (I found 1586847-1 as well) and they differ in ROHS compliance, UV and flammability.

 

[Ziggy Cheetos Dust]

Thanks @NFGx this is handy info. Can you double the check the part numbers for the 9 pin controller plug and receptacles? I think they’re the UP ones and not Mate N Lock.

 

[NFGx]

Thanks @NFGx this is handy info. Can you double the check the part numbers for the 9 pin controller plug and receptacles? I think they’re the UP ones and not Mate N Lock.

Good catch. I've fixed the two incorrect parts. Thanks for the heads up!

 

[Ziggy Cheetos Dust]

Thanks @NFGx. I really like what you’re building on that site. Connectors and pin research can be so time consuming - so to have it all laid out there is a life saver.