If you are asking about a specific game you might want to post the title so
as somone with a schematic for it can help you further with an exact answer.
Below is some generaized info that you may or may not find helpfull.
On the schematics, there should be a page that defines this. It varies from
EM to SS and maybe per system in SS.
Here is a generic way; (not your schematics) 0-2-3
If the table said 0 is Black, 2 red then something like thee above would
likely mean
Black wire(0) with a Red(2) tracer (stripe) used 3 times in the game (3).
Old EM games might just show it as BLK-RD-3 on the schematics.
You definitely want to consult the wiring color code table for your game to
know what the
number or abbreviations are.
At any rate the first number is normally the main wire color followed by the
color of the stripe; possibly followed by number of times used in the game
(different circuits).
The Used value may be blank (one time) (most schematics don't have a used
field that I"ve seen)
Also the stripe set to a value indicating no stripe.
Hope that helps!
Regards, Dallas...
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Post by g***@gmail.comHello All,
Can anyone explain how to interpret the Gottlieb Color Codes on the
Schematics?
I don't understand why 3 numbers are on the codes for the two colors on
the wires.
Thanks,
-Rob