Cpu coin acceptor and zero delay arcade board.

[Stuee123]

Hi,
So i have an arcade im making and using the jy-800v cpu Comparable coin acceptor, i was using the electronic side for it to allow the correct coin through and drop out the bottom and trigger a microswitch, which is connected to button 10 on the zero delay control board.
The issue is its not detecting some of the drops as its to quick.
So ive been looking at the actual pin out of the acceptor and trying to work out how to connect it to the zero delay board (this is basically 2 wired the make the connection with a button or switch.
But have no idea how, i did try a hfs2 a210dn mos relay and tried different wires but still no joy.
Could someone help me how to connect this to work please, with or without a relay.
Thanks in advance.

Coin acceptor

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004426821625.html

Zero delay board.

https://www.amazon.com.au/Delay-Arcade-Encoder-Board-Joystick/dp/B0BLMJJVVD

Relay

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[rjenkinsgb]

There is just about zero info on that coin mech.

Try connecting it to a 12V supply and temporarily connect an LED and resistor between +12V and the NO contact.
Set the speed switch to slow.

If that gives a flash when a valid coin is put through it, the NO output is being switched to 0V

If the LED does not light, it may be giving a 12V pulse rather than grounding the pin; try the LED and resistor between NO a ground?

The USB adapter board feeds +5V to the outer pin on each connector, so a relay or optocoupler would be needed to convert the 12V pulse to a separate contact that can connect to the adapter.

Whichever circuit works with the LED, connect the opto relay input, pin 1 to the positive side and with a series resistor (same as for the LED, to give 5 to 10 mA) to set the opto LED current.