Atronic Cashline User manual

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Wide Body Cabinet - Cashline™
Installation
Rev. 2.3
May 2005

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Installation
Wide Body Cabinet (WBC) - Cashline™
Installation
Rev. 2.3
Rel. May 2005
© 2000 - 2005 Atronic International GmbH. All rights reserved.
RELEASE INFO

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Cashline Installation Manual
for Wide Body Cabinets (WBC)
Atronic Technical Services is proud to introduce the WBC Cashline
manual. Atronic’s Vision of “Great Games Great People” is a
vision which is felt throughout the company. We hope that this
manual is a strong illustration of how Atronic Technical Services
is committed to making this Vision a reality.
The information in this manual includes the most update
information available just prior to print. All part numbers and
descriptions have been carefully reviewed and checked for
accuracy. All drawings and diagrams contain the latest (newest)
revision released by Atronic. If earlier revisions of diagrams or
drawings are required, please contact your Atronic Technical
Services representative.
INTRODUCTION

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Safety Instructions
Follow the precautions below to en-
sure safe operation.
Caution! High Voltage
Power cable must be disconnected from the main
power socket, before the machine is free from
electrical current. Main power switch is intended
for service purposes only.
Caution! Tipping Hazard
Machine must be screwed to an appropriate base,
to prevent tipping over.
Caution! Moving Parts
Make sure to disconnect the hopper, when working
on it.
Precautions before operating
• The machine weighs about 100kg (220 lb). At least
two persons should carry or lift it. Use a cart to
transport the machine.
• Machine must be fastened to an appropriate base.
• Check that all connectors are seated correctly. Fal-
se connections can cause irreparable damage, not
covered by warranty.
• Verify voltage specifications stated on type plate,
before connecting to a main power socket.
Machine must be connected to a grounded main
power socket.
• Read the Service Manual carefully before operating
the machine.
Continued on next page
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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

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Safety Instructions
Precautions during Service and Maintenance
• Only Qualified Service Personnel should perform re-
pairs.
• Disconnect power cable from main power socket,
before working on the machine. Power cable must
be disconnected from the main power socket, befo-
re the machine is free from electrical current.
• Electronic assemblies should only be changed with
the power switched off.
• Use only original Atronic parts for replacement.
• Atronic Comm board
Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly repla-
ced! Check for correct polarity and replace with
the same or equivalent type only!
• Please refer to Atronic Service Manuals for further
instructions on service and maintenance.
Additional Information
The X-rays, which develop in this machine, are suffi-
ciently shielded through the Cathode-ray tube's own
shielding. Max 24-24,5kV, Beam current max 630mA.
This corresponds with Paragraph 5 of the German
X-ray Orders from 1987.
SPARE PARTS
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

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Warranty, Disclaimers and Limitations of Liability.
ATRONIC WARRANTS THAT FOR A PERIOD OF ONE NINETY (90) DAYS FROM DATE OF SHIPMENT, PRODUCT PURCHASED
HEREUNDER WILL BE FREE FROM DEFECTS AND IN GOOD WORKING ORDER. ATRONIC SHALL PROVIDE REMEDIAL
MAINTENANCE, AND SERVICING FOR THE SPECIFIED WARRANTY PERIOD. BUYER’S SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY IN THE
EVENT OF DEFECT IS EXPRESSLY LIMITED TO THE RESTORATION OF THE PRODUCT TO GOOD WORKING CONDITION BY
ADJUSTMENT, REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OF DEFECTIVE PARTS, AT ATRONIC’S ELECTION. THERE ARE NO OTHER
WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS
FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, NO AFFIRMATION OF FACT, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, STATEMENTS REGARDING
SUITABILITY FOR USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THE PRODUCT SHALL BE DEEMED TO BE A WARRANTY OF ATRONIC FOR ANY
PURPOSE. IN NO EVENT SHALL ATRONIC BE LIABLE FOR DIRECT, INDIRECT, SPECIAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES,
INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION LOSS OF PROFITS, ARISING OUT OF ANY BREACH OF THIS AGREEMENT. WHETHER SUCH
DAMAGES RESULT FROM MALFUNCTION OF MACHINE HARDWARE AND OR SOFTWARE OR FROM ANY OTHER DEFECTS.
PRODUCT PURCHASED MAY CONTAIN SOME RECONDITIONED PARTS, WHICH PARTS COME WITH FULL WARRANTY.
WARNING!
The WBC Cashline manual is intended to provide QUALIFIED TECHNICAL PERSONNEL
ONLY with the information necessary to routinely maintain, service, and repair the
Atronic WBC Cashline Cabinet and components. To avoid personal injury or damage
the equipment, do not perform any serving other than that contained in this manual.
NOTE!
Information in this document is subject to change without notice and does not represent
a commitment on the part of Atronic. No part of this manual may be reproduced or
transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including
photocopying and recording, for any purpose other than the purchaser’s personal use
without written consent of Atronic.
© Copyright Atronic, 2004. All rights reserved.
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DISCLAIMER

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Technical Support Telephone numbers
Atronic offers and provides technical support 24 hours day, 7 days a week. If technical
assistance is required during normal business hours contact your local technical
services representative at one of the below numbers. If technical assistance is required
outside of normal business hours, please contact one of the Atronic Technical Hotline
numbers below.
Technical Support Locations:
Atronic Germany (International Headquarters) ([phone]
Atronic Scottsdale (Americas Headquarters) ([phone]
Atronic Las Vegas ([phone]
Atronic Reno ([phone]
Atronic Mississippi ([phone]
Atronic Peru ([phone]
Atronic South Africa ([phone]
Atronic Australia ([phone]
Atronic Technical Hotline numbers:
For Technical assistance in North America outside
of normal business hours:
For Technical assistance in Europe, South Africa,
South and Central America and Asia, outside of
normal business hours:
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TECHNICAL SUPPORT

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Monitor
Logic Door Switch
Logic Door Lock
Comm Board
Sound Board
Graphic Board
Master Board
Hopper
Coin Bowl
Bill Door Button Board
Bill Door Key
Latch Bar
Coin Validator
Main Door Lock
Door Switch
Hardmeters
Power Switch
Audit Key
Bill Validator Unit
Bill Head
Stacker
Jackpot Key
Power Supply
Backplane
Power Board
Hopper Board
Toplight
Top Box
Ticket Printer
Machine Components
Wide Body Cabinet (WBC)
MACHINE COMPONENTS

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Locks, Keys and Switches
Jackpot Key
Audit Key
Bill Door Lock
Main Door Lock
(2nd lock optional)
Audit Key
This key activates the Audit Menu
and illuminates hardmeters. It also
clears status and error messages.
Jackpot Key
Jackpot events and hand pay admin-
istration are controlled by this key.
It also controls remote credit func-
tion (if applicable) .
Bill Door Lock
Unlocking the bill door allows the
validator and stacker to be removed
without unlocking the main door.
Main Door Lock
Allows access to the machine com-
ponents via main door.
Stacker Locks
Unlock stacker locks to remove the
stacker (bill box).
Bill Validator Switch
Removal of the validator and stack-
er is detected by this switch.
Logic Door Lock and Switch
Unlock Logiv Door Lock to get
access to the boards. The (optional)
Logic Door Switch detects opening
of the Logic Box..
Service Button (Green)
Pressing the service switch acti-
vates the Service Menu.
Reset Button (Red)
Used for resetting the machine and
clearing the machines memory.
Main Door Switch
Registers all main door openings.
Power Switch (Red)
Switches power supply on/off
LOCKS, KEYS & SWITCHES

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Cashline WBC Cabinet
Weight: approx. 220 lbs. / 100 Kg
Dimensions
Drawing shows WBC cabinet
with Square Top and 3 element
candle.
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Some dimensions depend on installed Top Box version
and Toplight (candle) version. Use table below to figure
out actual dimensions.
Approximately values
23.4” / 595 mm
18.5”/470 mm
23.9” / 606 mm
32.7” / 830 mm
21.7” / 550 mm
(H2)
see table
(H1)
see table
(D1) see table
Note:
Table refers to recent cabinets
utilizing Top Boxes with 3"
(system) brackets. Older
cabinets utilizing Top Boxes
with 2,5" brackets are slightly
lower.
DIMENSIONS

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Electrical Specifications
Required Voltage: 220V-240V, 2.0A, 50Hz
100V-120V, 4.0A, 60Hz
Power Consumption
Idle mode: approx. 185W
1.60A / 115V, 0.8A / 230V
Payout mode: approx. 200W
1.75A / 115V, 0.9A / 230V
Power Supply
Secondary Voltage: + 24V / 4A
+ 12V / 4A
- 12V / 0.3A
+ 5V / 10A
Fuses
Power Supply: F 5A / 250V
Monitor: T 3A / 250V
Power Board: T 2A / 250V
Backplane F1: + 5V T 5A / 250V
Backplane F2: + 12V T 5A / 250V
Backplane F3: - 12V T 0.315A / 250V
Backplane F4: + 24V T 3.15A / 250V
Lamps
Fluorescent Lamps: 15W, 17" / 438 mm
Button Lamps, small 14V / 1W
Button Lamps, large 14V / 2W
Environmental Specifications
Operating Temperature: 32°F / 0°C - 113°F / 45°C
Operating Humidity: 0% to 85%
Combustible Weight: < 20 lbs. / 9 Kg
Primary Voltage
Secondary Voltage
Primary Fuses
Secondary Fuses
Suggested Limits
Technical Data
TECHNICAL DATA

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Machine Installation - Overview
This section should only be carried out by
Qualified Technical Service Personnel.
Review the list below and perform as needed.
Explanations are located on the following pages and
in additional manuals.
Inspect machines for transport damage. Any
transport damage should be noted and witnessed
by the freight forwarder. The manufacturer accepts
no responsibility for transport damage.
Check machines for the correct Paytable, Glasses,
Hardware configuration and that Software EPROMs
are correctly installed on the PCBs.
Prepare the base by drilling the mounting holes.
Use the Atronic drilling template for proper
mounting hole placement.
Place and mount the machine to the base.
Run the power cable into the base. Do not connect
power to the machine.
Install the Toplight.
Replace shipping locks with Casino specific locks.
Install and connect Online/Accounting system.
Check that all internal and external connections
are seated correctly.
Prepare Coin Comparator and Hopper.
Apply power to the machine.
Load paper into the Printer.
Execute basic machine setup (Initial Setup)
Configure game.
Test Bill and Coin handling.
Note:
Depending on the machine
configuration and local circum-
stances, additional tasks may
need to be carried out before
operating the machine.
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Machine Installation
Following pages contain a description of machine
fitting and commissioning. We recommend to follow
all cross-references to get the necessary information.
Precautions
Caution! High Voltage
Power cable must be disconnected from
the main power socket, before the
machine is free from electrical current.
Main power switch is intended for
service purposes only.
Prepare bases for machine mounting
Prepare base by drilling the mounting holes. Use the
Atronic WBC Drilling Template for hole placement.
Leave enough space between two machines. Main door
should open without touching the next machine and
Key Switches should be easy to access.
If the WBC Drilling Template is not at hand, please
use drawing below.
Note:
Footprint is without coinbowl.
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Machine Installation cont.
Mount machine on base
• Lift the machine onto the base (with the main ca-
ble inside the cabinet) and allign the cabinet with
the drilled holes.
• Fix it with the 4 round head square neck bolts
M8x80 DIN603, washers and wingnuts, delivered
with the machine.
• Run the main cable into the base.
Do not yet connect main cable to power outlet!
Do not yet apply power to the machine!
Install Toplight
• Remove the Top Glass.
• Remove Reflector Panel from Top box by loosening
the 4 screws and disconnect the power cable.
• Run Toplight harness through the opening on top
of the Top box (1).
• Fix the Toplight to the Top box (2) and secure with
one nut (Square Top) or two nuts (Round Top and
Low Top) (3).
• Connect the Toplight Molex connector (4).
• Reinstall Reflector Panel and connect power cable.
Replace shipping locks
Atronic machines are equipped with shipping locks
for easy commisioning. These locks have to be replaced
by Casino specific locks to provide appropriate
security.
-> See also page 9 - Keys, locks and switches.
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Note:
The machine weighs about
100kg (220 lb). At least two
persons should carry or lift it.
Note:
The screws delivered with the
machine will fit for most
bases. Bases with a very thick
groundplate might need longer
screws.
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Machine Installation cont.
Prepare Coin Comparitor CC16/MC16
• Slide Holder for Reference Coin rightwards, remove
(plastic) transport Token and replace it with
appropriate reference coin or Casino Token.
• Fine tune the Coin Comparitor (if necessary) later
when machine setup is completed.
Quick guide for fine tuning:
• Turn potentiometer fully clockwise (all coins are
rejected).
• Then turn potentiometer anti-clockwise until proper
coins are accepted and falsified coins are rejected.
• Test acceptance with at least 10 coins and re-
adjust, if necessary.
-> See manuals Peripherals / Coin Acceptors for
details.
Prepare Hopper
The Hopper "High Level Switch" detects the filling level
of the hopper by the weight of the coins. If the switch
is activated, further accepted coins are separated to
the drop box. Switching threshold can be altered with
an adjustment srew.
• Fill the Hopper with that amount of Coins/Tokens
at which you want the switch to be activated.
• Adjust switching threshold with the adjustment
screw that operates the High Level Switch.
-> See manuals Peripherals / Hopper for details.
Check cable and connectors
Check that all connectors are seated correctly, prior
to first power up. False connections can cause irre-
parable damage, not covered by warranty.
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Machine Installation cont.
Check DIP-Switch settings
DIP switch settings are pre-set during production
as specified in the order. It might be necessary to
change DIP settings to meet all Casino requirements.
Use the DIP switch tables within manual "Software"
to check or alter DIP settings of Main board and Comm
board (optional).
-> See manual "Software" for details
Apply power
• Verify voltage specifications stated on type plate,
before connecting to a main power socket.
• Connect main cable to a grounded main power
socket, that is capable to deliver the specified cur-
rent rating.
Switch on the machine
• Press Power Switch to switch on the machine.
The LED's on the Master Board (they inicate cor-
rect voltages) should all be lit.
• To operate the machine while main door is open,
pull Main Door Switch to set it to closed position.
Execute basic machine setup (if needed)
If any changes to the factory pre-set basic machine
setup are needed, further procedures are necessary.
Init Setup (needs RAM-Reset)
Selectable Paytable Configuration (needs Config Key
EPROM)
PC-Setup (needs external configuration software)
-> See manual "Software" for details
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Machine Installation cont.
Configure game
Configure game settings, which are accessible during
normal operation. To access Service Menu open main
Door and press Service Button inside the Logic Box.
Service Menu has following options:
• Set Clock
Service Menu / Menu Setup has following options:
• Toplight
• Hopper Payout Limit
• Change Language.
• Double Up Setup
• Bills Enabled
• Animation Mode/Sound
• Win Presentation
• Jackpot Music (Volume)
• System Lockup Options
• Voucher Redemption
• Sound Menu (Volume)
• Set Celebration Limit
• Change Token Window
• Denomination Window
• Residual Handling With Card
-> See manual "Operating" for details.
Test Bill and Coin handling
• Check Coin channeling optics.
-> Service Menu / Selftest / Optoboard Test
• Test Bill Validator acceptance
-> Service Menu / Selftest / Bill-Aacceptor Diagno-
stics
• Test Hopper payout
-> Service Menu / Hopper Out (1)
-> See manual "Operating" for details.
At this point machine installation is finished.
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Service
Procedures in this section should be carried out
by Trained Casino Personnel.
Warning !
Only Qualified Service Technicians should work on
an open machine, if power is switched on. The
machine must be switched off, if other personnel is
working on the machine.
Hopper Refill
• Open Main Door and remove Coinbowl.
• Press the Hopper securing clip (underneath Hop-
per) and slide out the Hopper.
• Refill Hopper with the determined amount of coins.
Check that no coins have fallen into the cabinet.
• Slide the Hopper back into the machine.
• (optional) Enter the number of refilled coins to menu
item Service Menu / Menu Setup / Set Hopper
Refill, which applies to statistic Hopper Content.
• Reinstall Coinbowl and close Main door.
Stacker Exchange/Removal
• Unlock and open Bill door.
• Slide out guide rails until the Stacker can be ac-
cessed.
• Unlock both Stacker locks and remove Cash box.
• Re-Install the emptied Cash box (or a new one) and
lock both Stacker locks.
• Slide the guide rails back into position and lock Bill
Door.
-> See also manual "Operating", which provides more
information about operating procedures, statistics,
test functions and menu settings.
Note:
Internal Casino regulations
may require different or addi-
tional procedures.
SERVICE PROCEDURES