Also interested in this. Anything available with the same functionality?

What did it do?

Does anyone have a Manual for the V2 of the PIG please? Managed to pick one up, and conscious that the V1 and V2 differ...

Many thanks

This sounds interesting! More info?

There's not really a manual in here, but it does have the latest firmware that I'm aware of and a bit of usage description:
http://ledocd.com/files/PIG_2_Update_1.0b8.zip

I should chime in here. I have an unused PIG 2 collecting dust because I have no manual (No idea why not). I was never able to contact the original author dkpinball (he has an account on here but it is not used). I do have a copy of the PIG 1 Manual, but it was an analog device that just used on off and invert logic, as well as a couple dimmers.

The PIG 2 used programming to achieve much the same with additional functionality, and with a bit of experimenting with the default code it can probably do the same easily, but I am sure that it could be programmed to do more and effect timings and that sort of thing.

What I can see is that you were able to map each of 4 Inputs (plus a separate GI input) to any one or more of four outputs simultaneously, with a "buffer" which I guess might allow only a certain number of hits on a trigger circuit to be stored and executed? And an inversion setting which be "normally on" and "normally off" settings.

Each of the 4 outputs allows a power setting, fade, delay, a mapping to the GI and a few other settings I don't understand that control repeats delays, decays and resets.

It can also be mapped to servos (there is a 6 pin connector for 2 Servo motors) controlled by each of 6 inputs (although where all 6 inputs come from I am not sure given there are only 4 inputs plus a GI Input.

There is an AUX 4 pin connector as well.

The firmware update adds commands for inverting the output. It is set up to download via USB from a Windows machine using avrdude.exe (and includes a copy and drivers).

Maybe one day I'll have time to plug it in to some test power and switches to see if I can figure out more of its logic.

IF anyone has a copy of the V2 manual, I would greatly appreciate it,

OR if someone WANTS a PIG2 then I would happily sell mine for $50 plus shipping.

I put up a manual for the original pig manual here
https://swinks.com.au/manuals

Thank you for this, this is the Version 1 manual that I have too. It's the programming instruction for the V2 PIG that I think was only in a web archive and sadly that disappeared before I think anyone saved it off or printed it all out.

The search continues.

If anyone is looking for a PIG II Interface board (new) I am selling mine unused along with documentation collected. PM me.