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Consolidate port information, fix incorrect info.
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@ -62,26 +62,18 @@ The anatomy of the cabinet an ALLS desktop connecting to a set of PCBs via two U
You can find a list of various informations related to the wacca hardware below.
## USB/Serial Connections Breakdown
## WACCA USB/Serial Connections Breakdown
```text
ALLS desktop RS232 1 --> Left Pentel PCB --> Left half of the touch controller
ALLS desktop RS232 2 --> Right Pentel PCB --> Right half of the touch controller
ALLS desktop RS232 3 --> AIME reader
COM1 (Motherboard): Aime Reader
COM2 (RS232 Shield #1): AimePay VFD (the little unused display)
COM3 (RS232 Shield #2): Console Touch (Right)
COM4 (RS232 Shield #2): Console Touch (Left)
COM5: Keychip [USB]
COM6: LED Data Board [USB]
ALLS desktop USB 1 --> Sega IO
ALLS desktop USB 2 --> LED Data board
```
## WACCA Serial Port Map
```text
COM1: Aime Reader
COM2: AimePay VFD (the little unused display)
COM3: Console Touch (Right)
COM4: Console Touch (Left)
COM5: Keychip
COM6: Console Lights
USB1: SEGA IO Board (JVS4)
USB2: LED Data Board [COM6]
```
## Desktop specifications
@ -97,7 +89,7 @@ Sound Card: Realtek ALC888S
OS: Windows 10 IoT LTSB 2016
PSU: 400W Seasonic 80 Bronze https://www.newegg.com/seasonic-ss-400et-bronze-400w/p/N82E16817151076 [from ALLS UX, i have 0 motiviation to open this PSU to confirm]
https://seasonic.com/et SS-400ET
RS232: 2 port + 1 port [Goes right to COM 1 COM 2 COM 3 on the motherboard]
RS232: 1 port on motherboard, 1 port on shield #1, 2 ports on shield #2, mapped to COM1-4
```
## Sound system