DB 15:

Pin 2 > +5 Volt RGB

Project Joystick, March 2005.

Here is a case from TEKO in Italy

Here is an old Joystick from an used
Arcade machine from the 80's.

The final result.
With laminated cover.

This is the European version.
Almost the same as those on the Right.
This one is branded CBS Electronics.
Note: This is 50 Hz. 220 - 250 Volt.

Coleco's original Power unit was big
and heavy as a rock, and have a weight for that too.
Here is input power 60Hz. 120 Volt.
Output power is the same for all 3.

The ColecoVision Bios: VTI / TI  R72 114 A.

ColecoVision CPU: Zilog Z 80.
3.58 Mhz. for ColecoVision.
Todays standard in c-mos are the eZ80 at 50 MHz.

Size: 344 Kb.

The TI Sound-chip for ColecoVision is SN 76489 AN.
Has 3 Sound channels on
5 oktavian and 1 white noise, Mono output.

This is the GI sound chip for the Super Game Module.
AY-3-8910A.

Size: 2.885 kb.

ColecoVision's graphic chip was the most
common graphic chip in the 80's.
It have a palette with 15 colors and 1 transparent.
Resolution is 256 x 192 and up to 16 K VRam.
Composite Video for TMS 9918 and RGB for TMS 9929

Size: 125 Kb.

Data Sheet for the OKI MSM 9842 stereo voice chip.
Can deliver audio in CD quality (44.100).
Will maybe be used for the later ColecoVision CV 2. (2018/19).

The main-board for the expansions Module # 2.
The Steering Wheel.

On the left: The steering Wheel main-board.

PCB # 55888 Rev. D.
Click for larger Image.

The Steering Wheel electrinocs.
Click for larger Image.

If you buy your own 3rd party steering wheel for your system.
You'll have to use this electronic or develop something yourself.

Here can you see what's behind your Roller Controller.

Here are the Roller Controller inside.
It's a kind of reverse mouse.
But the ball are on top, so the name is: Trackball.
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If you use your own 3rd party trackball for your system.
You'll have to use this electronic or develop something yourself.

This is the Tv Tuner Board from the old CBS ColecoVision.
It's a Daughterboard inside in the left side of the CBS ColecoVision.
The Tv Tuner  transmitting the signals from CBS ColecoVision over to this tuner.
Tv and Audio mixes to a one single standard HF/RF out.
The channel on this board is typical 3 or 4.

   
Male Phono (RCA) and DIN Tv connector for analog connection between CV. and TV.
 
On the Astec PAL Tuner can you adjust picture and sound separately
with these two screws (be very careful, soft black ferrit).
We're talking about millimeters.

So if you get an unclear screen, or your sound is weak,
then will these 2 screws solve the problem.

This is without connector. (earlier 1982 version).
As you can see, the wires are directly soldered into the PCB. from the CBS CV.

With Connector (newer 1983 version).
Connects directly into the male connector from the CBS ColecoVision.
it can not be reversed incorrectly.
There may be color differences between the wires.
In this example, is it the brown wire (+12V).

Atari Converter Connector board CBS ColecoVision Version.
 

Connector on the back on the Atari Exp. board.
Connects the expansion interface on the front of ColecoVision.
The showed is CBS Atari Converter do not work with The French CBS Scart Version.

Warning This AV-PAL modification above are on your own risk.