Tilt ExposéGame volume adjustment Coin box
![]() Vince (and my dad) asked about how the tilt sensor works; here it is. Remarkably simple: when the free-moving bell/cone hits the ring, the game detects a tilt (it acts as a switch, completing the circuit). Its sensitivity (which seems to be set pretty liberally) can be adjusted by moving the bell up and down the rod.
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There is another switch in the game consisting of a weight on the end of a metal spring switch. I suspect this is also part of sensing tilt, as this one wouldn’t detect you lifting the machine very well. CommentsWould you like to comment?Sign up for a free account, or sign in (if you're already a member). |
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kitsu
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Very simple, very nice! It seems a better solution, especially with the adjustment option, than one I saw that consisted of a cage containing a ball bearing and metal contact posts.
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