Installation guide

Chapter 2: Run the Cables – Type C 35
Type C Systems
Type C systems refer to Brunswick GS Series Pinsetters which communicate directly to the Duo CPU module
to tell the Duo the score, without the need for a Duo Camera Module at all.
For each pair of lanes in a standard Type C installation there are three communications cables:
1. LLAN This cable runs from the Duo CPU module to the Duo LLAN Hub. Another LLAN
cable is then run from the LLAN Hub to the optional wired connection for the
Bowler’s Keypad.
2. DNC This optional cable runs from the Duo CPU module to a network switch in order to
gain communications to the Center Command front desk software.
3. DGX or DG9 This cable runs from the Duo LLAN Hub to the GS control chassis to give and
receive commands to both lanes of the pair.
After all cables have been run, they should all be checked to make sure that they are not in danger of being cut
by any moving parts in the pinspotter, or by a ball hitting them in the ball track area under the lanes.
Machine Connection (DGX or DG9)
Although the Unified Chassis found on the GS-X and late model GS-98 machines communicate in the same
fashion as GS-10, GS-92, GS-96 & early model GS-98 with the Pinsetter Interface Controller, the wiring required is
different. This is due to the physical differences found in the electronics.
Pinsetter
Cable Designation
Brunswick GS-X
Late Model Brunswick GS-98
DGX
Brunswick GS-10
Brunswick GS-92
Brunswick GS-96
Early Model Brunswick GS-98
(All must have Pinsetter
Interface Controller fitted).
DG9