wiring MPGs to 7i96s

hahhaaa you know that's it! I don't remember when, but that's exactly how it was, like many other things from childhood that are pointless, but missing..
I'm as happy as a child with this wheels playing:))

we are all night birds, it works best when no one is around;) that's very fucked up, especially since you don't have a wiring manual...that quality of machine is no longer made, and it's even more satisfying when it comes to life. btw, regarding rats, i found cables made almost from old machines in the US ,all with a thick layer of
twisted wire..maybe and chemical protected.. I also have rats, but they didn't dare to break their teeth here:))

that's how you should defragment your brain, then everything will be in one breath ..who knows how long I would stay without a break if I didn't have current jobs that I live off ..the weekend is kingdom

PCW wrote:

MPG1-A 7I96S IN0
MPG1-B 7I96S IN1
MPG2-A 7I96S IN2
MPG2-B 7I96S IN3
GND 7I96 IN COMMON

This does mean the other 7I96S inputs are sinking inputs
(pull high to activate)

quick sanity check, first time looking at the 7i96s, if an MPG is connected to IN1,2 and is a 5v mpg, do the remaining inputs need to be 5v also or can they be 24v? ie is mixing voltages ok here?

As long as input-common is GND you can mix input voltages.

Thanks Peter!