I me damaged at least 2, but it would be safer to replace all four , thanks for yr timeSomewhere I posted the type of LED for these, easy to replace and cheap too. Let me take a look at how many I have at home, how many do you need?
Thanks Carl , I,ll have a look , cheers leeContact @pinballmania (www.pinballmania.co.uk) I'm sure he will be able to help.
^^^ Wot he said.... Sounds like a cable issue....If they are all down, could be something else, never known all 4 optos to burn out at the same time.
Na I crushed them, ,^^^ Wot he said.... Sounds like a cable issue....
Are these the same ? http://www.tandyonline.co.uk/components/optoelectronics/leds/5mm-yellow-led-2pk.htmlThese are the ones that worked for me:
http://uk.farnell.com/osram/sfh486/ir-emitter-5mm-880nm/dp/1212759?Ntt=sfh486
Or any of thesehttp://www.tandyonline.co.uk/components/optoelectronics/leds.html,These are the ones that worked for me:
http://uk.farnell.com/osram/sfh486/ir-emitter-5mm-880nm/dp/1212759?Ntt=sfh486
Thanks for the advice , I was just hoping that somewhere local had them and I could go and pick some up today , yeh my wiring is ok , it was me who crushed all the led,s when I was putting the bookcase decals on ! Trying to take a shortcut !None of those will work. The first one is just a yellow led. The important bit is that they emit 880nm light. If they don't they'll be flaky at best and not work at worst. 940nm (your second link) is more common but will not work (unless you replace the reciever to match). The link calimori gave has free delivery so I'd just grab them from there (and in fact I did grab a load a few weeks ago!).
Have you checked your wiring though? Seems odd that all 4 have suddenly failed?
Thanks , can I change the emmiter and the " receiver" or what ever they are called to 940nm ?Sorry, should have read the thread! You did mention that a few times!
I've never found a local supplier. Maplin don't do them in 880nm flavour. Apparently when these games were made 880nm was the standard but that changed to 940nm soon after. Most of what you'll did around are 940 and so not suitable for our purposes.