Bally ProSlot 6000 Manual instruction

MK2-S6MOD-0013
SETUP AND OPERATION
©2004 BALLY GAMING, INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Bally Gaming and Systems
6601 South Bermuda Road, Las Vegas, NV 89119
MODULE 2
ProSlot® 6000

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SETUP AND OPERATION 2-3 ©2004 Bally Gaming and Systems
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Module 2 - Setup and Operation
Major Components Diagram.......................................................................... 6
Upright............................................................................................................................................................... 6
Slant Top ........................................................................................................................................................... 7
Electrical Specications .................................................................................................................................. 8
Environmental Specications ......................................................................................................................... 8
Physical Specications ................................................................................................................................... 8
Specications ................................................................................................. 8
Installing the Machine.................................................................................... 9
Installation Checklist ....................................................................................................................................... 9
Review Power and Environmental Requirements......................................................................................... 9
Unpack and Inspect Machine .......................................................................................................................... 9
Securing the Machine .................................................................................................................................... 10
Install Locks.................................................................................................................................................... 10
Setup.............................................................................................................. 10
MPU Jumper Selections ................................................................................................................................ 10
Battery Enable .......................................................................................................................................... 10
Door Open Detect Circuit.......................................................................................................................... 10
MPU Logic Detect Circuit.......................................................................................................................... 10
DIP Switch Selections.....................................................................................................................................11
DS1 - Switch Functions .............................................................................................................................11
DS1 - Secondary Device Protocol .............................................................................................................11
DS2 - Denomination ..................................................................................................................................11
DS2 Switches 5-6 Bill Acceptor .................................................................................................................11
DS2 Switches 7-8 Special Features ......................................................................................................... 12
DS3 Switches 1-4, 7-8 Market Code ........................................................................................................ 12
DS3 Switches 5-6 .................................................................................................................................... 12
SafeRAM™ Clear ............................................................................................................................................ 12
Switch Functions.......................................................................................... 13
Demo Mode ..................................................................................................................................................... 13
Real Time Clock (RTC)................................................................................................................................... 13
Machine Options .......................................................................................... 14
Option Descriptions ....................................................................................................................................... 16
Machine Operation ....................................................................................... 21
Message Center.............................................................................................................................................. 21
Win paid Decimal Points................................................................................................................................ 21
Playing a Game .............................................................................................................................................. 22
Credit Collect Messages................................................................................................................................ 22
Accounting.................................................................................................... 23
Electromechanical Meters ............................................................................................................................. 23
Machine Meter Groups................................................................................................................................... 24
00: Model Information.............................................................................................................................. 24
01: Bookkeeping...................................................................................................................................... 25
01: Bookkeeping (MC=3 or MC=4).......................................................................................................... 26

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01: Bookkeeping (MC=16)........................................................................................................................ 26
02: Win Records ....................................................................................................................................... 26
03: Game Recall....................................................................................................................................... 26
04: Game Summary.................................................................................................................................. 28
05: Bill Acceptor Records.......................................................................................................................... 28
06: Bill Acceptor Transaction History ........................................................................................................ 28
07: Progressive Jackpots.......................................................................................................................... 29
08: Current Progressive Values ................................................................................................................ 29
09: Host EFT History ................................................................................................................................ 30
10: Host EFT Totals .................................................................................................................................. 31
11: Doors .................................................................................................................................................. 31
12: Secondary Game Bookkeeping Meters.............................................................................................. 31
13: Data Vault™ Redundant Bookkeeping System .................................................................................. 31
14: Voucher Out Transaction History ........................................................................................................ 31
15: Coinless Payment System Transaction Records................................................................................ 33
16: Voucher In Transaction History........................................................................................................... 34
17: Meter Dump........................................................................................................................................ 34
18: SAS® General Meters ........................................................................................................................ 34
19: NGCB Bookkeeping Meters................................................................................................................ 35
20: NGCB Bill Meters................................................................................................................................ 35
21: Payback Percentage Display.............................................................................................................. 35
22: Fund Transfer History ......................................................................................................................... 35
Diagnostic Tests and Functions ................................................................. 36
#1 - Model Information ................................................................................................................................... 36
#2 - Output Test .............................................................................................................................................. 37
#3 - Input Test ................................................................................................................................................. 38
Bill Acceptor Input Test ............................................................................................................................. 38
Acceptance and Value of Bills .................................................................................................................. 38
Common Reasons for 8a Codes .............................................................................................................. 38
Bill Acceptor Doors ................................................................................................................................... 38
WBA Coupon/Voucher Acceptance .......................................................................................................... 38
Coin Acceptor Test.................................................................................................................................... 38
Coin Acceptor Test.................................................................................................................................... 39
#4 - Hopper/Printer Test ................................................................................................................................. 39
#5 - Reel Function Test .................................................................................................................................. 39
#6 - Reel Tape Test ......................................................................................................................................... 40
#7 - Reel Tilt and System Reset Records..................................................................................................... 40
#8 - Slot Communications ............................................................................................................................. 40
#9 - Display Test ............................................................................................................................................. 40
#10 - Payout Test ............................................................................................................................................ 41
#11 - Game Optioning..................................................................................................................................... 41
#12 - Peripherals Test..................................................................................................................................... 41
#13 - Data Vault™ Records ............................................................................................................................ 42
#15 - Hopper Dump......................................................................................................................................... 42
#16 - Topbox Test ........................................................................................................................................... 42
Module 2 - Setup and Operation Table of Contents (Cont.)

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Troubleshooting ........................................................................................... 43
Overview ......................................................................................................................................................... 43
Power on Malfunctions .................................................................................................................................. 43
Tilt Messages............................................................................................................................................ 43
Coin Acceptor Malfunctions, 2x Series Exception Codes.......................................................................... 43
Hopper Malfunctions, 3x Series Malfunction Codes................................................................................... 43
Memory Malfunctions, 8x Series Malfunction Codes.................................................................................. 44
Communication Errors, 9x Series Malfunction Codes ............................................................................... 44
Reel Malfunctions, 4x and 7x Series Malfunction Codes ........................................................................... 44
Malfunction and Game Codes..................................................................... 45
Module 2 - Setup and Operation Table of Contents (Cont.)

SETUP AND OPERATION 2-6 ©2004 Bally Gaming and Systems
ProSlot® 6000
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Coin
Acceptor
Hopper
MPU Assembly
Power
Switch
and
Circuit
Breakers
Meter Assembly
(behind feature glass)
Door Optic
JCM
WBA Bill
Acceptor
TEST Button,
COIN ACCEPTOR Switch
PSEUDO COIN Button
RESET Button
Audit Key
Switch
Diverter
Assembly
Speaker
Volume Adjustment
(Located on ProSound Board )
LED Message
Center
Major Components Diagram
Upright

©2004 Bally Gaming and Systems 2-7 ProSlot® 6000
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Hopper
MPU Board
Power Supply
TEST Button
COIN ACCEPTOR
Switch
PSEUDO Button
RESET Button
Fluorescent Starters
(Behind Reels)
TEST and PSEUDO COIN Buttons
Power Switch and
Circuit Breakers
Reel Shelf
Assembly
Coin Acceptor
Coin Optic
Decoder Board
JCM WBA Bill Acceptor
(Operating Position)
JCM WBA
Bill Acceptor
Electromechanical Meters
and Audit Key Switch
Major Components Diagram
Slant Top

SETUP AND OPERATION 2-8 ©2004 Bally Gaming and Systems
ProSlot® 6000
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“S” and “E” Style Cabinets
Specifications
Environmental Specications
Ambient Temperature:
Max: 100°F (38°C) Min: 40°F (4°C)
Maximum Relative Humidity: 90%
Average Heat from Machine: 500 BTU/Hr.
“W6” Style Cabinet
“R6” Style Cabinet
Line Voltage 120/240 VAC 50/60 Hz
Power Supply Outlets +5, +12, -12, +24 VDC
Machine
State Idle Play Payout Maximum Theoretical Draw
Current
@ 120 VAC 1.1 AMP 1.2 AMP 1.7 AMP 2.35 AMP
Current
@ 240 VAC .55 AMP .60 AMP .85 AMP 1.18 AMP
Power 121W 132W 187W 259W
Style A B
Inch CM Inch CM
R6 46 1/4 117.48 20 50.80
R6 (Extended) 49 1/4 125.10 20 50.80
W6 40 101.60 20 50.80
W6 (Extended) 49 1/4 125.10 20 50.80
S 50 7/8 129.24 39 1/4 99.70
E 53 3/8 135.57 39 1/4 99.70
Style E F
Inch CM Inch CM
R6
R6 (Extended)
W6
W6 (Extended)
S 31 13/16 80.80 28 1/16 75.57
E 31 13/16 80.80 28 1/16 75.57
Style Weight
Lb Kg
R6 217 98.43
R6 (Extended) 219 99.33
W6 217 98.73
W6 (Extended) 220 99.79
S 286 129.73
E 348 157.85
Warning: Use a maximum of six
machines for each 120VAC 20A
grounded circuit.
Physical Specications
Electrical Specications

©2004 Bally Gaming and Systems 2-9 ProSlot® 6000
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Installing the Machine
Installation Checklist
qReview environmental and power requirements
qUnpack and inspect machine
qSecure the machine to the stand (upright)
qInstall locks
qSetup
qSafeRAM™ Clear
qSet game options
Review Power and Environmental
Requirements
Line power must provide an earth ground for safe
operation. Do not overload the circuit. See Electrical
Specications (page 2-7) for more information.
Unpack and Inspect Machine
Unpack and inspect the machine. If the machine
is damaged, contact a Bally Gaming and Systems
Distributor or Customer Service Representative
for Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA)
information.
Carefully unpack and remove all loose parts. Verify
that the power cord is properly routed out of the
cabinet. Remove all packing materials from the
hopper. Locate the cloth bag of lock cams and
mounting hardware.
Verify Specic Model Information (SMI) information
before continuing with installation of the machine.
Footprint - ProSlot® 6000™
A B C D E F
Inch CM Inch CM Inch CM Inch CM Inch CM Inch CM
7 15/32 19 9 13/32 23.90 2 9/32 5.79 2 3/4 6.99 2 1/16 5.26 3 1/16 7.80
G H J K L M
Inch CM Inch CM Inch CM Inch CM Inch CM Inch CM
10 5/64 25.60 10 1/2 26.70 3 17/32 8.97 3 1/16 7.78 7 15/32 18.97 4 3/32 10.40
N P Q R S
Inch CM Inch CM Inch CM Inch CM Inch CM
6 7/8 17.46 12 1/2 31.75 1 21/32 4.21 1 7/16 1.11 1 3/4 4.45
Warning: When moving the slant top
machine, do not grip by the feature box.
It can damage the machine or result in
serious injury.

SETUP AND OPERATION 2-10 ©2004 Bally Gaming and Systems
ProSlot® 6000
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Door Open Detect Circuit
Some jurisdictions require a signal for a door opening
while the machine power is OFF. To enable the door
open latch, place the jumper at JW15 in position 1 and
add a jumper at JW17. Default is OUT (OFF).
MPU Logic Detect Circuit
Some jurisdictions require a signal when the MPU
board assembly is disconnected while the power is
OFF. To enable the MPU detach latch, place JW15
in position 1 and add a jumper at JW21. Default is
OUT (OFF).
The following table lists 2-pin and 3-pin jumper
selections:
Securing the Machine
Remove the hopper. Mark the center of the stand.
Drill the required mounting, drop chute, and power
cord holes. Using a lifting device, place the machine
on the stand and route the power cord through the
stand hole. Bolt the machine to the stand. Inspect for
loose connectors and verify all printed circuit boards
are rmly seated.
Install Locks
Door, stand, and other high-security locks should be
ordered by the Operator from a reliable lock supplier.
See Module 3 Assemblies, Parts and Hardware for
lock specications.
Remove the large and small nuts from the lock and
insert the lock into the lock opening. Check the lock
for proper orientation before securing. Secure the lock
with the large nut. Place the cam stop on the lock
cylinder. Attach the lock cam to the shEFT and verify
that it moves in the correct direction. Secure the lock
cam with the washer and small nut.
Lock
Cam Stop
Force Nut
Cam
Washer
Nut
Typical Lock and Cam Assembly
Installing the Machine (cont.)
Setup
Plug the line cord into a grounded power source, but
do not turn the machine on.
MPU Jumper Selections
Battery Enable
The Lithium battery may be disabled for shipping or
storage. To enable the battery, locate jumper JW20 left of
the battery and place the jumper across the two pins.
Warning: Attempting to charge
Lithium batteries can cause them
to explode. Replace failed batteries
with Bally part E-00628-0023 or its
equivalent.
Jumper Shipping
Position Purpose Pos. 1 Pos. 2
JW1 Out (Off) External Antenna In Out
JW2 2 Meg Eprom Size 2 Meg 4 Meg
JW3 32K Personality Eprom Size 32K 64K
JW4 VBB RAM Power Select +5 VBB
JW5 RS232 RX Port 3B RS422 RS232
JW6 Out (Off) DSR Input 3A In Out
JW7 Out (Off) DTR Output 3A In Out
JW8 RS232 Link RX RS232 RS422
JW9 Enable Link RS422 Enable Disable Enable
JW11 Out (Off) MPU Detect Feature In Out
JW12 In (On) SafeRAM™ Key In Out
JW13 Isol TX Bill Acceptor TX ISOL RS232
JW14 Isol RX Bill Acceptor RX ISOL RS232
JW15 Out (Off) VBB Door Open Latch In Out
JW16 ADC Smart Socket Enable ADC +5
JW17 Out (Off) Door Open w/Power Off
Input
In Out
JW18 Out (Off) Alarm In Out
JW19 In (On) MPU Board Antenna In Out
JW20 Out (Off) Battery In Out
JW21 Out (Off) MPU Backplane Detach
Detect
In Out
1
3
2
Position 1 Position 2
1 2
OUT
1 2
IN
1
3
2
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