It's really easy. They plug in between the DBV (9 pin harness) and the game..and act as a pass through. That's it.

The newer units pull the 120v from the DBV through the harness to power the devices

What we are finding is at 'pinball locations' they are used about 60%. By that I mean a places where pinball players go to play pinball. We kinda have a home base with 10 or so machines...at that location PayRange is used a lot. It is nice to go to their web interface and see the details on each machine..which is updated on the fly. I think we get a bank deposit every Monday..or maybe Tuesday

At places that only have like 2 machines...and attract the causal bar patron...they are very seldom used. We'll have months without a paypal transaction at a couple locations.

We do offer your first game free when you sign up....and I think every 7 game you play on a machines is free also

Yep. You can keep the DBVs...and everything else. They have a special adapter if you are using a card reader system. You get everything you need..including the hardness that plugs into the DBV

I don't have any pics right now. But if you go to their site... they have installation videos.

The wires they splice into the coin mech wires are just for tracking. Meaning they can keep track of incoming coins. That part of their software is terrible. The 'cash' numbers are never correct. So don't get excited when you see $300 the first week you install it =). The mobile payment numbers area actuate

You just need the 9 pin connection between the DBV and game in that video...and of course hook the harness up to the PR device