#2 #3 #4The HUB mating connector is a 25-Pin male D-Sub (DB25M). The "solder pin side" is shown in these diagrams. The HUB has four distinct operating configurations

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The WB-HUBe is an SD (Secure Digital) memory card m usic player system for jukebox wallbox selectors. M ake selections on the wallbox and instantly your songs are played, one by one, in the order received. Same way as it was back in the 40's and into the 70's. Any numb er of the same wallbox models can be connected to a single port. Setting up is easy, create folders on your me mory card then save the wallbox song files in the f older, setup the input port to your wallbox type along wit h the folder number to play from and your ready to go.

The WB-HUBe has four wallbox input ports and each p ort can be setup for a different wallbox model type as well as a different folder to play from. Most wallb ox types only use a single port, but some, such as the Wurlitzer 5204 7-wire, 4851 4-wire and Seeburg "Dig ital Electronic Consolette", use more than one port .

The Random AutoPlay feature allows non-stop music p lay when all wallbox song selections have been play ed. Random selections will be played from any available folder number or from 1 to 10 user defined folder numbers. You can have up to 100 folders (00 to 99) with each having up to 100 songs (00 to 99) for Ran dom AutoPlay or directly select up to 10,000 songs from the wireless remote.

A 3.5mm to stereo RCA male cable provides the "line -out" signal for your external amplifier or you can plug in a Bluetooth Transmitter (TX) for Bluetooth supported speakers or amplifiers. The wireless remote control s the volume level.

The MP3 player supports all MPEG layer-III encoding s at fixed and variable bit-rates up to and includi ng 320 kbits/s. A 24-bit DAC provides 96dB of audio dynami c range. The player works with any FAT32 formatted SD Memory card which is compatible with Windows, Mac, Linux and other systems.

Remote control setup and description of the kit c ontents are at page 16

"WB-HUBe" FEATURES ♦ Bright 4-Digit LED Display for selecting, playing a nd setup ♦ Four Isolated Input Ports to support several wallbo x types ♦ Interval Timed Random AutoPlay from all or Selected Folders ♦ AutoPlay Preview Mode with Full Play action request ♦ Voltage Trip Input for Random or Sequential Song Se lections ♦ Line-Out Audio for Amplifier Input or Bluetooth TX Module ♦ Wireless Remote for Pause, Cancel, Volume, Select & Features ♦ J9 Auxiliary "Plug-Ins" provide expanded selection capabilities

Can also use a Micro SD card with Adapter

16.0

GB

16GB SD Memory Card Up to 3,200 song selections

using MP3 bitrate @192Kbps

USB 2.0 SD Reader

16GB SD Memory Card included, nothing else to buy !

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WB-HUBe Player System

Inside View FRONT PANEL LED INDICATORS

Green Selection Activity Red Player Activity

OPERATION

When power is applied to the player, the blue LED turns on for about 3-sec, turns off, then begins rapidly blinking during file indexing. When done, the LED remains off until a selection is made.

Blinks Error Description

1 Failed Hardware Test Diagnostics

2 FAT32 Filesystem Was Not Found

3 No Folders Found

4 No MP3 Files Found

If players blue LED rapidly flashing dim and green LED always on

No SD Memory Card in Socket or Defective SD Card

If players blue LED repeating 3-sec flash and green LED short flicker

Unsupported Memory Card Type or Defective SD Card

MP3 PLAYER FAULTS (Blue LED) Continuous Blinks - Pause - Blinks

The SD Memory Card Formatter can be Downloaded here

https://www.sdcard.org/downloads/formatter_4/

To format media above 32GB as FAT32 you can run "guiformat.exe" available here

www.ridgecrop.demon.co.uk/guiformat.htm

4-Digit LED Display

Blue LED Player Activity

Green LED SD Card Activity Red LED SD Card Power

Soft "Fade-In" Option Jumper On = Enabled Jumper Off = Disabled

PUSH-PUSH Style

SD Card Socket

Soft Fade-In starts song play at low volume then ramps up to the set level

To enter setup press & hold for 2-seconds

Rear View

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

2.1mm 9VDC Power

DB9F D-Sub J9 AUX

SETUP Push

Button

Wallboxes are connected to the WB-HUBe player using a pluggable, 3.81mm, screw type 8-wire Terminal Block Plug.

Each of the 2-wire input ports can support up to four of the same or mixed wallbox model types and each can be assigned to play from different song selection folders.

Supports wallbox model types having more than one signal wire connection. The J9 AUX connector provides expanded song selection capabilities using custom plug-in adapters.

One such adapter, the "J9AUX-01" on the following page, supports the Packard Pla-Mor "Butler" or the Wurlitzer 2140 "Frog Box".

See the wallbox wiring diagrams for details.

Power Indicator

LED

3.5mm Stereo Line-Out Audio • Amplifier AUX / Line Level Input • Plug-In Bluetooth transmitter (TX)



Lamp: #51, 7.5V, .22A. 1.0 MSCP

Wurlitzer 2140 "Frog Box", 24 select

Terminal Board Connections for the "T" number wires

1 2

16

4 5 6 7

13 11

17 14

10

18 19

#19 is lamp power

Pin 25 is GND

Solder pin side

of DB25M

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

14 T7

15 T17

16 T11

17 T4

18 T13

19

20

21

22

23 FREE

24

25 T1 / T16

T6 1

T18 2

T10 3

T5 4

T2 5

LED 6

7

T14 8

9

10

11

12

13

180Ω "LED" to Anode GND

Light up an LED

You can change the Song Folder Number (00-99) at setup Address Location 36.

The "LED" output signal can be used to light an LED when selection credits are available or you can drive a Solid State Relay to turn on the wallbox lamps to indicate ready to select. Except for the lamps, no other power is required for operation.

Electrical Wiring Diagram

DB25 Signal Description

6 LED Output at 5VDC when ready for a selection

8 Coin 10¢ Input, adds 1-9 credits (at SETUP 34)

18 Coin 5¢ Input, adds 1-9 credits (at SETUP 34)

23 FREE Set one credit, always to GND = Free Play

24 To GND Connect Pin 24 to 25 for 2140 / Frog mode

25 GND Two wires, T1 & T16, are for Frog Box GND

• Buttons are not latched, press & release to make selection.

• No selection is made if no credits are available (LED off).

• LED turns off during any button being pressed.

• Selection is processed after button is released.

• LED turns back on if more credits are available.

The J9AUX-01 is available as a separate purchase

The J9AUX-01 Plug-In Adapter allows support for eit her the Packard Pla-Mor "Butler" or the Wurlitzer 2140 "Frog Box" to your WB-HUBe Player System. The J9AUX-01 plugs directly into the player or you can use a DB9 M-F extension cable to position the adapt er at a distance of 100 feet. To enable the adapter operation, enter SETUP and ma ke the following changes ...

[34:nn] This setup is for the Wurlitzer 2140 "Frog Box" Sets up the coin switch credits. Of t he 2-digit entry, the first digit is for the 5¢ switch, next digit for 10¢ switch. For example, en try "12" adds 1 credit for 5¢ and 2 credits fo r 10¢. Swap digits or change values to match wallbox.

[35:01] Any non-zero setting enables J9AUX operati on.

[36:nn] nn is the 2-digit Song Folder Number 00-99

J9AU

X-01

Sol

der

pin

side

w

ired

to w

allb

ox

DB25M

2 Serial In

3 Serial Out

5 Ground

8 +5VDC

DB9 Pinout

Optional J9AUX-01 Wallbox Adapter

Solder pin side

of DB25M

Packard Pla-Mor 30-200 "Butler" Wallbox , 24 select


1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

14 T14

15 T15

16 T16

17 T17

18 T18

19 T19

20 T20

21 T21

22 T22

23 T23

24 T24

25 GND

T1 1

T2 2

T3 3

T4 4

T5 5

T6 6

T7 7

T8 8

T9 9

T10 10

T11 11

T12 12

T13 13

1 24

2

23

GND

Lam

p P

ower

These two screw terminals supply power to the lamps. Top lamp #55, title lamp #44. Requires about 6-Volts, 1A.

Wiring is a direct one-to-one from the DB25M connector pin number to the wallbox screw terminal number.

This allows multiple wallboxes to be daisy-chained together.

D-Sub pin 25 is the GND signal which is connected to the upper left screw terminal on the BUTLER wallbox.

When a coin is inserted, the selection number terminal is momentary connected to GND.

Except for the lamps, no other power is required to operate.

[36:nn] sets the song play Folder Number (nn= 00 to 99).


WB-HUBe Player System 4-Digit LED Display Operations

The WB-HUBe contains a 4-Digit LED Display that sho ws the current player activity. It is also used for Wireless Remote selections and during the System Configuration Setups.

When power is applied, four dashes will be displaye d. Song indexing can take up to several seconds.

Power Up Initializing

Player is Ready

A After indexing is completed, the Table Of Contents (TOC) is transferred to the player memory. During this transfer, the dashes will sequentially turn off.

When "PLAY" is displayed, it means the player is re ady and waiting for song selections. The front panel "PLAYER" LED (RED) flashes rapidly to indicate stopped.

Power Up

Flashing Error Displays (Press Remote CH- to continue)

Factory Test requires the selected folder at [14:xx] to have 100 selections,

numbered 00 to 99.

E0 E1 E2 Problem with Port 4 "Play Trip" setup

[04:xx] Trip type was not 28 or 29 [08:xx] Folder not found or was empty [12:xx] Number of tracks for each trip

Random AutoPlay Setup Error User Defined Folder Missing or Empty

Playing Songs

During song play, the first two digits are the curr ent Folder / Disc Number, the last two digits are the Song / Track Number. Also, the front panel "PLAYER" LED (R ED) flashes once per second while playing. If the wireless remote MUTE b utton is pressed, the song play is paused and the "PLAYER" LED is continuously on, press MUTE again to resume play. After the song has finished playing, the LED display goes blank an d the "PLAYER" LED flashes rapidly to indicate stopped.

If another song is waiting to be played, it is star ted and the song number is shown on the LED display. If no selection is available within 10 se conds, the LED display will show "PLAY".

8888 Folder # Song #

If the song was from a wallbox selection, this mess age will appear momentarily before the Folder & Song numbers are displayed. This is the ac tual wallbox song number. The example shows song number 26 as being played. Two wire wal lboxes show as 001-200, the Seeburg DEC wallbox displays the record numbers 100-179 ("A " side) and 200-279 ("B" side). 026

Four digit song selections can be directly entered from the wireless remote. The first two digits are the Folder / Disc Number and the next two digits are the Song / Track Number.

As digits are entered, they are shown in the low di git position of the LED display then moved up after each additional digit until all four digits are received. If you made a mistake before the last digit, you can cancel all digits b y pressing CH+. Remote selections are saved to play memory in the s ame way as wallbox selections. "Song Not Found" sel ections are ignored.

Remote Function Buttons

Cancel the current song play

Pause ON/OFF of the current song play. The front p anel "PLAYER" LED (RED) is always on during pause.

Turns AutoPlay ON (also used to clear incomplete remote selection digits or to switch from preview t o Full Play)

Turns AutoPlay OFF

Exit SETUP mode and re-boot (can be programmed to also enter SETUP mode)

Decrease or Increase the output volume level

Wireless Remote Control Operation

POWER

MUTE

CH+

CH−

INPUT

VOL− VOL+


WB-HUBe Player System Setting Up the WB-HUBe Configuration

Setup Mode is used to make changes to the operating configuration such as wallbox types, song folders and playing features. The SETUP addres s descriptions are outlined below.

To enter Setup, press & hold the SETUP button until the LED displays what's shown at the left.

On the LED display, the 1st 2 digits are the addres s location of the setting, the last 2 digits show the current setting value. To change a setting , simply enter a new two digit value 00-99.

Address "00" is not a setting but is used to cause a direct JUMP to any other address location. Pressing the SETUP button at any time forces the ad dress back to "00".

You can use the Remote to navigate through the sett ing list. CH+ to step upward to "00" or CH- to step downward to "47". To exit SETUP & reboo t, press the Remote INPUT button.

Setup Mode

SUMMARY OF SETUP ADDRESSES (Page 1)

Adr Res SETUP PARAMETER DESCRIPTIONS Adr Res SETUP PARAMETER DESCRIPTIONS

00: 00 (NOT A SETUP) 00-69= "JUMP to Adr" 70-99= F unction 24: 00 Non-zero allows direct SETUP from Remote INPUT butt on

01: 06 00-31, Port 1 Wallbox Type "Add 32 for 50Hz operat ion" 25: 99 00-98, 00= Cont AP, 01-98 = x1 min intervals, 99 = Off

02: 06 00-31, Port 2 Wallbox Type "Add 32 for 50Hz operat ion" 26: ## Number of previous selections for no-repeat AP chec king

03: 06 00-31, Port 3 Wallbox Type "Add 32 for 50Hz operat ion" 27: 00 WB no-repeat / WB duplicates / disable IR / Factory test

04: 06 00-31, Port 4 Wallbox Type "Add 32 for 50Hz operat ion" 28: 60 AutoPlay seconds multiplier (#25), 60= 1 Min, 01= 1 Sec

05: 01 00-99, Port 1 Starting Folder Number (if Seeburg DEC mode ) 29: 00 Zero= Quad WB mode, non zero= Seeburg DEC mode

06: 01 00-99, Port 2 Starting Folder Number 30: 00 Custom Wallbox setting "C2" and "C5" modifiers

07: 01 00-99, Port 3 Starting Folder Number 31: 00 <unassigned>

08: 01 00-99, Port 4 Starting Folder Number 32: 00 <unassigned>

09: 00 00-99, Port 1 Track Number Adder or Latched Offset 33: 00 <unassigned>

10: 00 00-99, Port 2 Track Number Adder or Latched Offset 34: 00 <AUX J9> Optional Setup Value (if required)

11: 00 00-99, Port 3 Track Number Adder or Latched Offset 35: 00 <AUX J9> Non-zero, enables AUX J9 operation

12: 00 00-99, Port 4 Track Number Adder or Latched Offset 36: 00 <AUX J9> Starting Folder Number, 00-99

13: 00 Song Play duration length (in sec) for Immediate Au toPlays 37: 00 00-99, Custom Wallbox Type "31" #1 (C1)

14: 99 00-98, 99= ignore, User Defined AutoPlay Folder to use #1 38: 00 00-99, Custom Wallbox Type "31" #2 (C2) 1

15: 99 00-98, 99= ignore, User Defined AutoPlay Folder to use #2 39: 00 00-99, Custom Wallbox Type "31" #3 (C3)






21: 99 00-98, 99= ignore, User Defined AutoPlay Folder to use #8 45: 00 <reserved> Factory usage only. 3

22: 99 00-98, 99= ignore, User Defined AutoPlay Folder to use #9 46: ## <reserved> Shows Major Program Version Number. 4

23: 99 00-98, 99= ignore, User Defined AutoPlay Folder to use #10 47: ## <reserved> Shows Minor Program Version Number. 4

SUMMARY OF SETUP ADDRESSES (Page 2)

ADR is the Setup Address location. RES is the Factory Default values.

1 Input values are internally modified by the set ting of Address 30. 2 Internally, the actual value is +156 higher. 3 To enable the 100 song folder test. [45:04] & [14:nn] nn= folder # 00-99 4 Changing these values forces a reset back to Fa ctory Defaults.

0000 Address Value

Colon symbol indicates SETUP

2g01 NOTE: In some areas of this manual ...

Text setup statements may be expressed within Squar e Brackets For example, [29:01] means Setup Adr 29: is set to Value "01".

This example sets the operating mode

for Seeburg DEC


WB-HUBe Player System Setup Configuration Details

Song Play Previews of Immediate Random AutoPlays

ADDRESS LOCATION

SETTING RANGE FACTORY

DEFAULT USER

SETTING

Preview Duration 13 00-99 00

Allows previewed plays during Random AutoPlay. Each song is played for 01-99 seconds, stopped, then to next song. The front panel GREEN LED turns on during preview play. Switch to full play of the current song by pressing the re mote CH+. "00" disables preview. Great for "Name-That-Song" e vents.

ADDRESS LOCATION


DEFAULT USER

SETTING

User AP Folder 1 14 00-98 99








User Specified Folders for Random AutoPlays



Full AutoPlay mode picks random selections from ava ilable folders and track numbers.

These "User AutoPlay Folder" settings allow you to limit the song selections to a specific choice of up to ten i ndividual folders. Any setting with a folder range of 00 to 9 8 will cause AutoPlay to pick selections only from those folders .

Any setting of 99 will be ignored. All ten settings at 99 will cause full AutoPlay of all available folders.

ADDRESS LOCATION


DEFAULT USER

SETTING

PORT #1 09 00-99 00

PORT #2 10 00-99 00

PORT #3 11 00-99 00

PORT #4 12 00-99 00

4-Port Track Number Adder Offset (or Latched Offset ) These settings allow each wallbox input port to off set the song selection number to a specified position within the folder. "00" does not change the song selection numb er.

The setting is a latched offset if the input Type i s 30. This is typically used for some multiple signal wallb ox types to automatically offset the final song number.

ADDRESS LOCATION


DEFAULT USER

SETTING

PORT #1 05 00-99 01

PORT #2 06 00-99 01

PORT #3 07 00-99 01

PORT #4 08 00-99 01

4-Port Starting Folder Number These settings allow each wallbox input port to pla y selections starting at a specified folder number 00 to 99.

Keep in mind that each folder can have up to 100 son g selections, so if an input wallbox range is greater than 100 selections, the WB-HUBe will automatically move t o the next sequential folder number for selections.

The Seeburg "Digital Electronic Consolette" wallb ox operating mode uses the Port #1 Starting Folder Numbe r.

ADDRESS LOCATION

SETTING RANGE @60HZ

SETTING RANGE @50HZ

FACTORY DEFAULT

USER SETTING

PORT #1 01 00-31 32-63 06

PORT #2 02 00-31 32-63 06

PORT #3 03 00-31 32-63 06

PORT #4 04 00-31 32-63 06

4-Port Wallbox Input Type For each of the four ports, there are 32 input type settings numbered 00-31. These settings are used for 60hz lin e frequency operation. To operate at 50hz, add 32 to the input type. For example, the AMI W-120 input setting at 60hz is 06, but at 50hz, the setting would be 38 (0 6+32).

There are four special input type settings ... Type 28, enable Port 4 Play Trip for Random Track s Type 29, enable Port 4 Play Trip for Sequential Tracks Type 30, assign for Latched Offsets (not a wallbox type) Type 31, use the "Custom Wallbox Configuration" type



ADDRESS LOCATION


DEFAULT USER

SETTING

CONFIG #1 (C1) 37 00-99 00

CONFIG #2 (C2) 38 00-99 00

CONFIG #3 (C3) 39 00-99 00

CONFIG #4 (C4) 40 00-99 00

CONFIG #5 (C5) 41 00-99 00

CONFIG #6 (C6) 42 00-99 00

CONFIG #7 (C7) 43 00-99 00

CONFIG #8 (C8) 44 00-99 00

4-Port Wallbox Type "31" Custom Configuration These eight settings, together with the [30:nn] modi fier, create a special type 31 "Custom Wallbox" configurat ion.

This in turn, sets up the "Electronic Stepper" func tion. The purpose of the Custom Configuration was to be ab le to develop new tables for unknown wallboxes & provi de the user with the setup values to manually enter. In rare cases, a table is created to compensate for a worn o ut motor or other mechanical differences.

Creating these values can only be done at the facto ry. They are not user friendly and require measurement instruments to sync up the Digital Filters and Decod ers.

ADDRESS LOCATION

SETTING RANGE

FACTORY DEFAULT

Auto-Play Mode 25 00-99 99

Sets the time duration from no play until autoplay

00 = Continuous autoplay 01 to 98 = Time duration at 1-minute intervals ( 20-minutes would be 20) 99 = Autoplay off

No Repeat Check 26 Program Generated X Number of previous selections for no-repeat AutoPla y checking. Not user settable.

Special Options 27 00-63 00

Special Options (add selected option dig its together for final setting)

00+1 [ ] Insert wallbox selections into no repeat autoplay m emory +2 [ ] Allow duplicate wallbox song selecti ons +4 [ ] Disable song selections from IR Remo te +8 [ ] - +16 [ ] - +32 [ ] Factory Test, 4-sec song play + other options

AP Multiplier 28 01-99 60 Autoplay duration interval multiplier (in 1-second ticks)

4-Port Op-Mode 29 00-99 00 00 = 4-Port wallbox input mode, non-zero = Seebu rg DEC mode

C2/C5 Mods 30 00-99 00 Custom Wallbox C2/C5 modifiers

31 00-99 00 <unasssigned>



AUX J9V 34 00-99 00 <AUX J9> Optional Setup Value (if required)

AUX J9E 35 00-99 00 <AUX J9> Non-zero enables AUX J9 operation

AUX J9F 36 00-99 00 <AUX J9> Starting Folder Number

Operating Condition Options

<reserved> Factory Usage Only

ADDRESS LOCATION

SETTING RANGE

FACTORY DEFAULT

Factory Test 45 00-99 00

Major Prog Ver 46 nn Changing this value forces a reset back to Factory Defaults after re-boot

Minor Prog Ver 47 nn Changing this value forces a reset back to Factory Defaults after re-boot

Non-Zero allows direct SETUP entry from Remote INPU T button

ADDRESS LOCATION


DEFAULT USER

SETTING

Remote to SETUP 24 00-99 00

If not zero, pressing the Remote INPUT causes a dir ect entry into the SETUP mode, displays [00:00]

If enabled, this may cause an annoyance if the INPU T button was accidentally pressed. Re-booting is the same as pow er-up and will erase all saved song selections.

Setup Configuration Details


WB-HUBe Player System Wallbox Model Type Codes and Play Trip

Wallbox Model Type Description

13 08 40 100 Wurlitzer 5225

10 09 41 24 Wurlitzer 3020, 120VAC powered

10 09 41 48 Wurlitzer 4851, 4-wire terminals, (requires 2-Po rts)

10 10 42 104 Wurlitzer 5204 , 7-wire terminals, (requires 4-po rts)

11 11 43 120 RockOla 1544 & 1546

16 12 44 160 RockOla 506 Tri-View, (SIGNAL / COM)

12 13 45 104 Wurlitzer 5204A, 3-wire terminals

11 14 46 120 RockOla 1542 & 1548

16 15 47 160 RockOla 507 Tri-View, (SIGNAL / 24VAC)

9 16 48 100 RockOla Electronic JRW, "Johnny Rockets"

28 X Assign Port 4 Play Trip, Random Track Selections

29 X Assign Port 4 Play Trip, Sequential Track Selection s

30 X Assign for Latched Offset Captures (not a WB type)

31 63 Port to use "Custom Wallbox Configuration" type

Code @

60Hz

Wiring P

age

Code @

50Hz

Selections

Wallbox Model Type Description

14 00 32 200 Rock-Ola 1555

15 00 32 160 Rock-Ola 1558

15 00 32 160 Rock-Ola 500

12 01 33 160 Seeburg Consolette SC-1, SC-2, SC-3 & SC-4

12 01 33 160 Seeburg Consolette SCH1, SCH2, SCH3 & SCH4

13 02 34 200 Wurlitzer 5210

14 02 34 200 Wurlitzer 5250

13 02 34 200 Wurlitzer 5220

11 03 35 100 Seeburg Wall-O-Matic 3W1


12 04 36 200 Seeburg Wall-O-Matic 3WA


14 05 37 200 Rowe WRA & WRB

14 05 37 200 Rowe WRC

13 06 38 40 AMI W-40

13 06 38 80 AMI W-80

13 06 38 120 AMI W-120

15 06 38 200 AMI WQ-200

16 07 39 104 Wurlitzer 5207, 4-wire terminals

Code @

60Hz

Wiring P

age

Code @

50Hz

Selections

WALLBOX PORT TYPE CODES for SETUP Addresses 01:, 02 :, 03: & 04:

Set [29:01] to assign for Seeburg "Digital Electron ic Consolette" (160 select) to all four ports, wiri ng on Page 9

Play Trip Feature

The "Play Trip" feature allows a selectable number of tracks to be played when an AC or DC 5-30V signal is applied to Port 4. Play Trips are accumulative but require a 2.25sec g ap between signals. Continuous signals are ignored until after the 2.25 sec gap period. Upon a play trip, the specified number of tracks ar e added to the total number of tracks to be played, holding at the maxim um 255 tracks. Played tracks can be set as sequential from a singl e folder (with auto increment and restart) or random from all available folders or limited to only user specified folders. Suitable for selectors with only a coin switch or t imer. For arcade machines or stage effects, a 5-Volt signal at J5-1 (SIG), turns on during the track play duration which can be used with a So lid State Module to supply the AC power for the lights and animatronics . Here are the SETUP (Address) descriptions (04:nn) "Wallbox Type number" Enter 28 for Sequential Tracks from the selected folder Enter 29 for Random Tracks from all or user specified folders (08:nn) "Starting Folder Number" Enter the folder number for the Seq uential Tracks, nn= 00-99 (12:nn) "Track Number Adder Offset" Enter the number of tracks to play for each trip, nn= 01-99

GREEN

BLACK BLACK

WHITE

120VAC INPUT

120VAC OUTPUT

Basic wiring for AC Power Control Coin Switch Timer Switch Push Button

1 2

3

4

5 6

7

8

VCC J5-2

(1) SIG (2) VCC (3) GND (4) V+ (5)

SIG (1) VCC (2) GND (3)

V+ (4) (5)

J5

MU

TE

GN

D J

5-3

SIG

J

5-1

J5 on MULTI-PORT UNIVERSAL

Circuit Board

GND J5-3

Port #4

Example if you want to use

internal power for Play Trip

Solid State Module INPUT: 3-32VDC

AC Relay: 24-380VAC

JST XH 5-Pin

This circuit example was used in a "Bimbo the Clown " arcade machine


WB-HUBe Player System Wallbox Wiring Diagrams

Seeburg "Digital Electronic Consolette", 160 select models DEC1, DEC2, DEC3 and DEC4

Black connected to Pins 2, 4, 6 & 8


WH

T

GR

Y

VIO

B

LU

GR

N

YE

L

OR

N

RE

D

BR

N

BLK

(1) ORN

(3) RED

(7) BLU

Wallbox 24VAC Power Transformer

Speaker COM

Audio Control

DATA "D"

Speaker RCH

Speaker LCH

DATA "A"

DATA "B"

DATA "C"

(5) BRN

Seeburg Model DEC4

1 2

3

4

5 6

7

8

4x Diodes 1N4002

Setup Configuration

[29:01] Seeburg DEC mode [05:nn] nn= Song Folder #

This wallbox uses two consecutive song folders Additional wallboxes can

be daisy-changed together Number of ports used: 4

Rock-Ola JR1/JRW, "Johnny Rockets" Seeburg 3W1 Repl ica Wallbox


Shown here being connected to Wallbox Port 1 (any of the four ports can be used)

Set all dipswitch settings to the

OFF (up) position

BLUE SIG

GRN PWR

RED GND


Diode 1N4002

1 2

3

4

5 6

7

8

Setup Configuration

[01:16] Port 1 WB type [05:nn] nn= Song Folder # [09:00] No song track add [29:00] 4-port WB mode

Number of ports used: 1



Wurlitzer Model 5204 Wallbox, 104 select (with 7-Sc rew Terminals)

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

SIG4

SIG3

SIG2

N/C

24VAC

COM

SIG1


1 2

3

4

5 6

7

8

To Pins 2, 4, 6 & 8

SIG1

SIG2

SIG3

SIG4

SETUP CONFIGURATION

[01:10] WB Type (+32 @50H) [02:30] Port 2 latch [03:30] Port 3 latch [04:30] Port 4 latch [05:nn] nn= Start Folder # [09:00] No song track add [10:26] Port 2 offset =26 [11:52] Port 3 offset =52 [12:78] Port 4 offset =78 Number of ports used: 4


Wurlitzer Model 4851 Wallbox, 48 select (with 2-Pag e Select Knob)

4

1

2

3

SIG2 (25-48)

SIG1 (1-24)

COM

24VAC


1 2

3

4

5 6

7

8

SIG1

SIG2



SETUP CONFIGURATION

[01:09] Port 1 WB Type (+32 @50H) [02:09] Port 2 WB Type (+32 @50H) [05:01] Port 1 Start Folder # 01 [06:01] Port 2 Start Folder # 01 [09:00] Port 1 Offset to 0 [10:24] Port 2 Offset to 24

To Pins 1 & 3

Wallbox Wiring Diagrams

This wallbox has its own “built-in” transformer and requires a 120VAC power cord. The wallbox adapter only requires the two wire connection to terminal #1 and terminal #3.

To Port #

1 2

3

4

5 6

7

8

Port 1

Port 2

Port 3

Port 4

Any Port # can be used

No wire polarity

Wurlitzer Model 3020 Wallbox (24 select)

24VAC SIGNAL Warning! 115VAC

115VAC



COM Wallbox

24VAC Power Transformer

24VAC

SIG To Port #

Seeburg Wall-o-matic 3W1 / 3W100 (100 select)

1 2

3

4

5 6

7

8

Port 1

Port 2

Port 3

Port 4


No wire polarity

Rock-Ola 1544/1546 Wallbox, 20-Buttons, 6-Pages, 12 0-Select

Setup Configuration

[01:11] Port 1 WB type [05:nn] nn= Song Folder # [09:00] No song track add [29:00] 4-port WB mode


Shown here being connected to Wallbox Port 1 (any of the four ports can be used)



24VAC

SIG

COM

To Port #

1 2

3

4

5 6

7

8

Port 1

Port 2

Port 3

Port 4


No wire polarity

115VAC Input (Black Wires)

General Wiring Diagram for 3-Wire Wallbox Model Typ es

WALLBOX SELECTOR

COM

24VAC

SIG Wallbox Transformer 24VAC @2A (48VA)

To Port # Any Port #

can be used

No wire polarity

Secondary

Prim

ary

jameco.com

P

art # 112513

24VAC Output (White Wires)

In-line fuse holder with 1A fuse

CABLE WIRE COLORS GRN 24VAC ORN COM BLU SIG




CO

M

24V

AC

SIG

To Port #

1 2

3

4

5 6

7

8

Port 1

Port 2

Port 3

Port 4


No wire polarity

Seeburg Wall-o-matic 3WA / 3W160 (200/160 select)

1 2

3

4

5 6

7

8

Port 1

Port 2

Port 3

Port 4


No wire polarity

Seeburg Consolette SC1 to SC4 and SCH1 to SCH4 (1 60 select)

COM BLK

SIG BLU


24VAC WHT

To Port #

To enable coin operation, the BRN / RED / ORG terminals must be shorted together and connected to the 24VAC terminal (WHT)

SPEAKER TERMINALS

GRY Speaker Common GRN Right Channel YEL Left Channel

COM

24VAC

SIGNAL 1

3

2

Wurlitzer 5204A (104 select)


To Port #

1 2

3

4

5 6

7

8

Port 1

Port 2

Port 3

Port 4


No wire polarity

SIGNAL

24VAC

COM


WB-HUBe Player System Wallbox Wiring Diagrams 1

2

3 4

5

6

7 8

Port 1

Port 2

Port 3

Port 4


No wire polarity

Wurlitzer 5220 (200 select) and Wurlitzer 5225 (100 select)

SIG 1

COM

G

24 VAC 3

2

To Port # Wallbox 24VAC Power Transformer

1 2

3

4

5 6

7

8

Port 1

Port 2

Port 3

Port 4


No wire polarity

AMI W-40 / W-80 / W-120 (40 / 80 / 120 select)

24VAC


SIG

COM

To Port #

1 2

3

4

5 6

7

8

Port 1

Port 2

Port 3

Port 4


No wire polarity

Wurlitzer 5210 (200 select)


COM

SIG

To Port #

24VAC




To Port #

Rowe WRA / WRB / WRC (200 select)

1 2

3

4

5 6

7

8

Port 1

Port 2

Port 3

Port 4


No wire polarity

A wire jumper must be inserted from the 24VAC main power terminal (#2) to the 24VAC* keypad motor terminal (#4).

24VAC

SIGNAL

COM

CO

M

24V

AC

24V

AC

*

SIG

NA

L


To Port #


1 2

3

4

5 6

7

8

Port 1

Port 2

Port 3

Port 4


No wire polarity

SIGNAL

24VAC

COM C

OM

24V

AC

SIG

NA

L


To Port #

Rock-Ola 1555 (200 select)

1 2

3

4

5 6

7

8

Port 1

Port 2

Port 3

Port 4


No wire polarity

SIGNAL

24VAC

COM

CO

M

24VA

C

SIG

NA

L




To Port #


1 2

3

4

5 6

7

8

Port 1

Port 2

Port 3

Port 4


No wire polarity

24VAC

SIGNAL

COM CO

M

24VA

C

SIG

NA

L


To Port #

AMI WQ-200 (200 select)

1 2

3

4

5 6

7

8

Port 1

Port 2

Port 3

Port 4


No wire polarity

SIGNAL

24VAC

COM

A wire jumper must be inserted from the 25VAC main power terminal to the 25VAC* lock-out.

CO

M

24V

AC

SIG

NA

L

24V

AC

*


To Port #


1 2

3

4

5 6

7

8

Port 1

Port 2

Port 3

Port 4


No wire polarity

SIGNAL

24VAC

COM CO

M

24VA

C

SIG

NA

L




To Port #


1 2

3

4

5 6

7

8

Port 1

Port 2

Port 3

Port 4


No wire polarity

24VAC

SIGNAL

COM SIG

NA

L

CO

M

24VA

C


To Port #

Rock-Ola Tri-Vue 506 and 507 (160 select)

1 2

3

4

5 6

7

8

Port 1

Port 2

Port 3

Port 4


No wire polarity

SIGNAL

COM

RIG

HT

SP

EA

KE

R

AU

DIO

GR

OU

ND

LEFT

SP

EA

KE

R

AUDIO CONTROL

LOC

K-O

UT

WALLBOX TERMINAL

CONNECTIONS

CHASSIS GROUND

Rock-Ola Tri-Vue 506 / 507

COM

SIG

NA

L

24VA

C

Port Signals for the Tri-Vue Model 506: SIGNAL an d COM (Top P.C. board, green jumper wire, must be at t he "A" position)

Port Signals for the Tri-Vue Model 507: SIGNAL an d 24VAC

24VAC

WB-HUBe Kit Contents

Remote Set Up

Press & hold POWER and MUTE buttons

simultaneously until LED flashes on/off

then remains on.

Release buttons

Using the numeric keys

Enter 5320

LED should turn off

Blinking LED is error, perform set-up again

16.0

GB

16GB SD Memory Card Up to 3,200 song selections

using MP3 bitrate @192Kbps

USB 2.0 SD Reader

AC to 9VDC Power Cable


Screw Terminal Plug for wallbox wiring

5ft Audio Cable

RC

H

LCH

Documents

#2 #3 #4The HUB mating connector is a 25-Pin male D-Sub (DB25M). The "solder pin side" is shown in these diagrams. The HUB has four distinct operating configurations