I was playing with some of the adjustable options on my WHO?dunnit machine a couple nights ago and saw it had built in code to dispense tickets. I found the options pretty interesting and considered some high score reward options for parties and what not. Little did I know at the time how disregarded this option really was...

From the internet, to the manual, and back starring at my machine, I could not for the life of me figure out what was needed and how to attach those needed objects to my pin. From what I've found out, many of the WPC tables have this built in ability. I believe an extra ticket board is required as well as a dispenser (of course). Past that, I'm pretty lost. I think I've found a place to purchase the pricey ticket board, and I have a DL-1275 dispenser, but I really don't want to spend the cash on the board before I know what else might be needed.

If anyone has done this before, or has any insight, I'd love to hear it. What started out as a fun little side project has exploded into an obsession just to see my machine give out one ticket before I end up hating it and taking it all back out.

You know, johnwartjr, I've followed your research into this matter from your old Google Groups threads. I'm starting to think you and I are the only home owners on the planet with even the slightest curiosity of getting one of these working.

Do you have any pictures of what the Ticket Dispenser Board should look like? Can you tell me where it plugs into? If you saw a picture of one, would you know if it was the correct board? I've e-mailed at least a dozen people in the past couple days and no one has heard of this add-on, much less seen one installed.

Does Ticket Tac Toe have a board that looks like this:
Link to what I believe is the correct board - http://goo.gl/5qr33

If so, I would believe tracing these wires back could tell us where to plug in any WPC pin. Does anyone have a manual for Ticket Tac Toe? I know it's a rare game, so the chances of a PDF scan is pretty low.

I've ran into those as well while searching out more info. Those devices are actually pretty neat and would allow you to add tickets to just about anything. However, they simply work by taking the energy from a pulse (be it a pinball kicker or coin pulse) and then tell the ticket dispenser to give one ticket. They don't actually use the software that is already built into the WPC boards which is what I'm hoping to do.

My Williams Ticket Dispenser board arrived. I stared blankly at it for a while and went back to doing research.