Wiring a Pneumatic Solenoid Valve (Better Tutorial)- using Centronics cable for animatronics

This is a clearer and better tutorial than my last on "how to wire pneumatic solenoid valves". This tutorial pertains to animatronics (Halloween, Chuck E. Cheese/showbiz pizza, or homemade) but can apply to anything that uses pneumatics. In the video, I explain how to strip wires, connect them into the screw terminal on the solenoid, as well as a 25-pin Centronics breakout box (typically the standard size). At the end of the video, I test out the connections by sending electrical signals to each valve to ensure the wiring is correct.
Time Stamps
1:50 How to strip a wire
2:45 How to wire a solenoid
6:14 What to do with positive wires
7:08 How to wire a Centronics breakout box
12:10 Testing
Links
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I am NOT a professional, and there probably is a better way to do this. This is simply how I go about wiring these valves. It works and it’s organized, that’s all I need it to be.
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[@Shadow_Gaming8810]

This video is really informal and I’ll use this when I wore my own valves! Thank you!

[@collegetoycollector]

Glad you found it informative!

[@chuckatronics]

thank you so much

[@collegetoycollector]

Happy to help!

[@chuckatronics]

​@@collegetoycollector may I ask which positive wire from which valve should I use or does it not matter? And can it go into any empty port on the convertor?

[@collegetoycollector]

@@chuckatronics all positive wires get connected together with a wire nut, only a single wire goes into channel 25.

[@chuckatronics]

@@collegetoycollector mhm, what does it matter what valve the positive wire comes from?