ultimatearcadeII_control_panel.pdf

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of the Ultimate Arcade II “cabinet” and does not include information on electrical components. Please refer to the equipment’s

installation manual for assembly/installation proceedures.

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Control Panel Details

NOTE: All dimensions have a tolerance of +/- 1/16”

All of the control panel side pieces must be laminated before miter cutting.

Step 1

The Control Panel

All of the control panel side pieces must be laminated before miter cutting. Using a miter saw, cut the miter angles on all control

panel side pieces.

Step 2

Use wood glue to fasten all control side panel pices together.

Once the glue is dried, use L-brackets and ½” wood screws to

secure all pieces together. The L-brackets will have to be bent to

conform to the inside angles of the control panel.

Step 3

Use scrap strips of wood to create a recessed lip 5/8” in from the bottom of

the control panel. Secure the wood strips using wood glue and ½” wood

screws. The bottom of the control panel will be secured to this lip.

The control panel top may vary depending on the type and number of controls to be used. Below are two different style control

panels that may be used as a template or for reference: If you need assistance in adding/removing/changing controls and need a

custom control panel designed for you, please send an email to cyberpunk@cybertechdesign.net.

4-Player Joystick Panel

2-Player Trackball/Spinner Panel

4-Player Joystick/Trackball/Spinner Panel

Step 4

Using a 1/16” slot cutting bit and a router, cut a slot all the way around the control panel top. Cut/drill the appropriate holes in the

control panel top. Laminate the control panel top and paint the bottom with flat black paint

Step 5

Attach the assemble control panel base to the top of the control panel using L-brackets and ½” wood screws as shown. The back

of the control panel top must be flush with the control panel base. This is the side that will be butted up against the finished

cabinet.

Step 6

At this point, all of the controls should be installed and wired to the keyboard

encoder (IPAC). Instructions on control installation will vary upon the type of control.

Please refer to the

control’s installation

instructions and the

IPAC’s

installation/wiring

instructions.

Step 7

Attach the bottom of the control panel using 1-1/2” wood screws as

shown to the left. Paint the bottom of the control panel using flat

black paint.

Step 8

Attach t-molding to control panel.

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