Acer V193L User manual

Multicade Instructions
General Set-up Menu
The General Set-up Menu allows you to change the overall system options, as well as the individual options of
each of the games. To get to this menu, you must press and hold the service button (black button on the remote
just inside the coin door) as the game is turned on. ou will know you are about to enter the General Set-up
Menu as you will see a number is system commands scroll by very quickly, each one starting with the word
“verify” before it gets to a test pattern filled with color squares. If the game powers up by counting, you did not
make it to the Genreral Set-up Menu, And you should turn the game off and try again.
When you see a number is sy
s
tem
commands scroll by very quickly, you know
you are about to get into a set-up menu.
This test
pattern
is the first menu you get
to in the General Set-up Menu.
Once you get to the test pattern, press the black button to advance to the next screen. Pressing the red button
will allow you to go to the previous screen.
At the main Set-up menu, you can make the following system adjustments:
•Change the number of credits per coin, or coins per credit
•Turn on or off the annoying demo music
•Turn on or off free play
•Select between full size and cocktail mode
•Turn any of the games off or on

While in this mode, you use the joystick to move between selections, the red fire button to change your options,
and the player 1 start button to save your changes.
The main Set
-
up menu allows
you
to make
system adjustments to the game, such as
free play and demo music options.
Each game has a set
-
up
menu
where you
can change options such as the number of
lives or difficulty level.
Pressing black button after the main set-up screen will take you into each of the games individual set-up menu.
This is where you can customize each game for such things as the number of lives per game, the degree of
difficulty, or the speed options.
The last screen after the last game allows you to adjust the volume. There is also an orange main volume
adjustment pot on the PCB game board that can be adjusted with a Philips-head screwdriver. However, it is
recommended that you only use a plastic screwdriver when making adjustments to the game board, to reduce the
chance of slipping and shorting out any of the components.
Don’t forget to press the player 1 start button to save your changes.
Adjust Volume
There are 2 ways to adjust the volume; there is an orange potentiometer on the game board itself inside the
game, and the last screen in the set-up menu also always you to adjust the volume.
High Score
our game will remember the high score for each game, even after the power has been shut off, as long as dip
switch 3 is set to the ON position on the game board itself. ou can clear the high scores in the main set-up
menu.
Playing the Game
If the game is set on free play, you must first press either the player-1 or player-2 button to be able to go through
the menu of game choices. Use the player-1 joystick to select a game to play, and then press either the player-1
button for a 1-player game, or the player-2 button for a 2-player game.
Some games use only the joystick, while others use the joystick and either 1 or 2 buttons. To get more specifics
on how to pay each game, please visit the Killer List of Video Games.
ou can also check out these videos from ouTube: Frogger, Donkey Kong, Ms. Pacman, and Galaga.

How to adjust the monitor display with the Acer V 93L
1) Open the coin door and reach under the control to find the latches that are near the sides of the cabinet.
Be careful when un-doing the latches as the tension on them may cause them to un-do with some force.
2) Once the latches are undone, gently remove the control panel. There should be enough wire to allow you
to put the control panel safely on the floor or a nearby chair. For Centipede or MultiWilliams games, the
control panel should be on a hinge so it should just fold back.
3) Carefully remove the bezel that goes around the monitor, as well as the black plastic LCD bezel so you can
see the entire LCD monitor. ou should be able to locate the monitor controls near the light that indicates
the monitor is on. It looks like this….
Front panel controls
1) Power LED: Lights up to indicate the power is turned on.
2) Power Switch: Turn the power on or off.
3,4) < / > : Press < or > to navigate to the desired function, press Enter to
select the function. Press < or > to change the settings of the current function.
5) Menu/Enter: Activate the OSD menu when the OSD is off or activate / deactivate the adjustment function
when the OSD is on.
6) Auto adjust button/Exit:
a. When the OSD menu is active, this button will act as the exit key (exit OSD menu).
b. When the OSD menu is inactive, press this button for two seconds to activate the Auto Adjustment function.
The Auto Adjustment function is used to set the HPos, VPos, Clock and Focus.
7) Exit:
a. When the OSD menu is active, this button will act as the exit key (exit OSD menu).
b. When the OSD menu is inactive, press this button to select scenario mode.
To adjust horizontal or vertical position of the monitor, hit the MENU button, then use the left or right buttons
to select the HORIZONTAL / VERTICAL POSITION option, that has the icon that looks like this…
Hitting the MENU button again should allow you to make adjustments using the arrow buttons.