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Pinouts for "Gravitar" (Atari, 1982)


P20: 44-pin edge connector

        component side        solder side
        --------------        -----------
                   GND  A  1  GND
                   +5V  B  2  +5V
                        C  3  +22 VDC
                        D  4  -22 VDC
              10.3 VDC  E  5
          COIN LOCKOUT  F  6  COIN CTR R
            COIN CTR L  H  7  P1 LED
                P2 LED  J  8
                        K  9
                        L 10
              P1 START  M 11  P2 START
                SW GND  N 12  SW GND
                        P 13
               CABINET  R 14  SLAM
              AUX COIN  S 15
             SELF TEST  T 16  COIN L
                COIN R  U 17
                        V 18
                        W 19
                        X 20
                   +5V  Y 21  +SENSE (+5V)
                   GND  Z 22  -SENSE (-5V)


P19: 24-pin edge connector

        component side        solder side
        --------------        -----------
                 X OUT  A  1  X GND
                 Y OUT  B  2  Y GND
                        C  3  SHIELD
                        D  4  FIRE
              ROT LEFT  E  5  ROT RIGHT
                        F  6  THRUST
               RED GND  H  7  RED
             GREEN GND  J  8  GREEN
              BLUE GND  K  9  BLUE
                        L 10
             AUDIO GND  M 11  AUDIO 2
                        N 12  AUDIO 1


Notes:
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- For testing purposes, Black Widow boards can be plugged directly into a
  Gravitar harness.  If you want to actually play the game, you'll have to
  add 4 extra wires at P20:[8/9/K/L] for the extra control panel inputs.
- The "CABINET" pin (P20:R) is potentially interesting.  I haven't played
  with it, but suspect that if you tied it to GND (or left it open), you
  could play the game on a cocktail cabinet.

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