Difference between revisions of "Glossary"
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===Plunger=== | ===Plunger=== | ||
The tool used to launch the ball, usually pulled back and released, but on some machines is done through a coil. | The tool used to launch the ball, usually pulled back and released, but on some machines is done through a coil. | ||
| + | ===Printed Circuit Board (PCB)=== | ||
| + | A board with copper tracks or traces to which ICs and passive components like the resistors, capacitors and diodes are attached. | ||
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==Q== | ==Q== | ||
==R== | ==R== | ||
Revision as of 03:56, 23 April 2011
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This needs plenty of stuff added to it, contents bar at the top is kind of annoying but this will mostly be linked to specific terms, not directly viewed.
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5.1 Electro Mechanical (EM)
A pinball that has no digital components. Game programming is done through switch stacks and relays, it does not have a computer.
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19.1 Home Use Only (HUO)
This means that a game has only been used in the home and was not placed in an arcade or out on location.
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25.1 New In Box (NIB)
Refers to a game that is still in its original shipping box and has never been setup.
25.2 New Old Stock (NOS)
A part that was made by the original game manufacturer or parts supplier and has never been installed in a game.
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27.1 Plunger
The tool used to launch the ball, usually pulled back and released, but on some machines is done through a coil.
27.2 Printed Circuit Board (PCB)
A board with copper tracks or traces to which ICs and passive components like the resistors, capacitors and diodes are attached.
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30.1 Solid State (SS)
A pinball game that uses transistors, IC chips including a CPU and often has digital scoring displays.
30.2 Straight Down the Middle (STDM)
Acronym for the way a ball drains between the flippers. Usual meaning is a ball that couldn't possibly be reached by flipping.