Bay Tek Games Cannonball Blast User manual

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FACTORY CONTACT INFORMATION
BAY TEK GAMES INC.
Pulaski Industrial Park
1077 East Glenbr k Drive
Pulaski, WI 54162 U.S.A.
www.baytekgames.c m
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date on the latest game information, early
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bulletins, updates on retro fit parts, software
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& then click on the Service irst icon.
8 AM - 5 PM C.S.T. MON - RI
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P: 920.822.3951
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[email protected] m
PARTS
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SERVICE:
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All games pr udly manufactured at ur fact ry in Pulaski, Wisc nsin U.S.A.
Our Vision:
We aspire to be the
best in the world at
developing and
manufacturing coin
operated games for
our customers.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
ACTORY CONTACT IN ORMATION
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TABLE O CONTENTS 3
INTRODUCTION 4
INSPECTION 4
DIMENSIONS 5
AIR COMPRESSION REQUIREMENTS 6
SA ETY PRECAUTIONS 6
INSTALLATION COMPONENTS 7
MAIN CABINET COMPONENTS 8
ASSEMBLY ISTRUCTIONS 9/12
HOW TO PLAY 13
PROGRAMMING 14/18
PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE SECTION 19
TROUBLE SHOOTING 20/25
SERVICE AND REPAIR 26/28
WIRING DIAGRAMS
29/32
SCHEMATICS 33/40
MAINTENANCE LOG 41
TECHNICAL SUPPORT 42
WARRANTY 43

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CANNONBALL BLAST
Arrrggghhh Matey!
Congratulations on your Cannonball Blast purchase!
This piece is sure to serve as a great addition to your existing shooting games,
and more importantly, will offer your clientele great entertainment value! We
can proudly say our shooting game line up Horse Play, Cannonball Blast &
Sky Masters, is viewed as a staple in family entertainment centers across the
globe. And now, because you’ve made an investment in quality, this pirate ship
is ready to make waves at your own location!
We hope you take a few moments to read through this manual, and encourage
you to contact the factory with any further questions you may have .
Thank you for your business and we wish you great success!
Your Friends at Bay Tek Games
AME INSPECTION
Inspect the game for any damaged, loose, or missing parts. If damage is
found, please contact your freight carrier first. Then, contact Bay Tek
Games Service Department at 920.822.3951 or e-mail them at
[email protected] for further assistance.
IMPORTANT! Complete your new game registration card located
inside the cashbox for an additional 3 months FREE WARRANTY!

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DIMENSIONS
Order with: BAYTEK GAMES PART # AAGM-CBB
WEIGHT
Weight: 875 lbs.
Shipping Weight: 1115 lbs.
DIMENSIONS:
47.5” W x 100” D x 88” H
(With ut St ls 80” D)

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
DANGER
DO NOT perf rm repairs r maintenance n this game with the p wer ON.
Unplug the unit fr m the wall utlet r shut ff the p wer at the p wer
strip l cated inside the game cabinet.
WARNING
Use f flammable substances can cause severe burns r seri us injury. Al-
ways use NON-FLAMMABLE s lvents f r cleaning.
DO NOT use gas line, ker sene, r thinners.
CAUTION
Lifting heavy bjects can cause back, neck, r ther injuries. Be sure ade-
quate lifting and m ving devices are available when unl ading, unpacking,
and m ving this game.
ATTENTION
Be sure the electrical p wer matches the game requirements. See the serial
number decal l cated n the back f the game cabinet. Always plug game
int a gr unded circuit. If the supply c rd is damaged, it must be replaced
by a special c rd r assembly available fr m the manufacturer r its service
AIR COMPRESSION REQUIREMENTS
AIR COMPRESSION (supplied / built i to the facility)
1. Set air pressure at the regulat r f r 70 PSI (4.83 bars)
2. A pneumatic air supply system, with minimum pressure f 85 PSI (5.86 bars),
is required t perate this game.
3. A 1/2”- 1/4” pipe reducer has been supplied f r the air c nnecti n*
AIR COMPRESSION (portable / available through BayTek parts dept.)
1. 20 gall n (p/n A5AC1003) 220 conversion available
*Cust mers must supply any ther fittings and/ r piping needed.

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HARDWARE
You will find the following pieces of
hardware in a sealed bag in the
cashbox.
A. 1/4 – 20 x 1-1/2” B lts
B. Washers
C. 5/16" L ck washers
D. #10 x 5/8 Black w d screws
E. #10 – 24 x 1/2” Black self-tapping
screws
F. #10 – 32 Nyl n L cknuts
G. #2 Square bit
H. A5BK7004-1 brackets (4)
I. 1/2” t 1/4" Pipe Reducer
J. A5AC7002 Fr sted Acrylic
K. Black Tefl n balls (48)
INSTALLATION COMPONENTS
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HARDWARE
BAG

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MAIN CABINET COMPONENTS
REAR CABINET MIDDLE CABINET
FRONT CABINET MARQUEE
TICKET PLATE BOX

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1. Place the rear cabinet near r at its
final l cati n.
2. Open the rear cabinet d r, unc il
the p wer c rd and feed the c rd
thr ugh the h le. Unc il ther
wiring cables. Do not plug the
power cord into the wall outlet at
this time. See figure 1.
3. M ve middle cabinet in fr nt f
Rear cabinet. Plug in all cables
between middle and fr nt,
matching c nnect rs.
See figure 2.
Assembly Instructions
4. Attach the ticket plate b x t the
middle cabinet using black w d
screws (D). Plug in light cable.
See figure 3.
5. Install the metal screens.
a. Install the middle screen by
placing it ver the tw
threaded studs n the ball
grate. Secure with tw nyl n
l cknuts (F). Y u will need a
3/8” s cket. See figure 5.
b. Attach the fr nt f the screen
t the ramp with tw black
w d screws (D).
a. Peel the paper c ating ff f
the fr sted acrylic piece and
attach t the back f the
ticket plate b x with black
w d screws (D).

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6. Install the uter metal
screens. They are marked left
and right. Place the screens n
the middle cabinet frame and
push tight up again the rear
cabinet. See figure 6.
a. The grates in the b tt m f
the middle cabinet attach t
the rear cabinet with 6black
w d screws (D).
b. Secure the vertical legs f
the screens t the fr nt f the
middle cabinet with 16 black
w d screws (D). Secure the
screen t the h riz ntal edge
f the cabinet with 6 black
w d screws (D) thr ugh
h les n the inside f the
screen frame.
Assembly Instructions
c. Install the tw t p rails which
verlap the t ps f the utside
screens and the rear cabinet.
Attach the fr nt f the rails t
the screens using 4 black
self-tapping screws (E). Attach
the rails t the recessed nuts in
the t p f the cabinet with
b lts (A) and l ck washers (C).
Secure remaining h les with 6
black w d screws (D).
7. Push the middle and rear cabinets
t gether, securing b th left and right
sides with brackets (H), attaching
with b lts (A), l ck washers (C) and
flat washers (B).
Be careful not to pinch any wiring.
See figure 4

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c. Secure the middle screen t the
marquee with 2 black w d
screws (D).
See figure 9
Assembly Instructions
b. Secure the marquee t recessed
nuts in the t p f the rear cabinet
with 4 b lts (A) and l ck washers
(C). See figure 8.
9. I stall the Fro t Cabi et
P siti n the fr nt cabinet near
the middle cabinet. Unc il and
pull the air h se thr ugh the
middle cabinet and ut the h le
in the b tt m f the rear cabi-
net.
a. Tip the cabinet t align and
install the d wel pins in the
st l bases with h les in the
b tt m f the cabinet, and
attach the seat.
b. Plug all cable c nnect rs
fr m the middle cabinet int
plugs in the fr nt cabinet.
Plug the gray ph ne cable
int left cable s cket n the
main b ard.
c. C nnect the cabinets t -
gether with blue brackets,
securing with 2 b lts (A)
and l ck washers (C).
d. Attach air h se t the
building’s air supply r
p rtable air c mpress r. Set
the air pressure regulat r t
70 PSI (4.83 bars).
8. I stall the Marquee
a. P siti n the marquee n t p f
the metal rails and pass the
p wer c rd and speaker cable
thr ugh the h le and plug in.
See figure 7.

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Ball Maintenance
Rubber Balls
The black rubber balls are c ated with
Tefl n® t increase the life f the ball.
While very durable, the c ating will
eventually wear ff and the rubber
material will then begin t wear
rapidly. As the balls wear d wn they
will n t pr vide a g d seal in the firing
tube and miss-fires will ccur. This can
be c rrected s mewhat by increased air
pressure t the fire cylinder, but at s me
p int it will be necessary t replace the
balls due t wear.
WARNING: The ball chute air cylin-
der can pinch, cut r sever fingers
during ball rem val. Insure air pres-
sure is OFF and system pressure is
released bef re attempting t rem ve
balls fr m the lift system.
Turn ff the air supply shut ff valve
l cated in the fr nt cabinet. Release
the air system pressure by firing the
gun nce. Pull t ggle t release the
balls. Use a sh rt stick t push the
balls ut int the chute where they can
be rem ved. See figure 10
TO REPLACE BALLS
Assembly Instructions
10. Fill the ticket tray. The ‘l w’
ticket light will illuminate when
there is appr ximately 1 1/2 stacks
f tickets left in the ticket tray.
11. Inside each fr nt d r will be a bag
f 8 balls. Empty ne bag int each
side f the ramp. B th barrels are
pre-l aded with 16 balls.
12. Plug the p wer c rd int the wall
utlet and turn n the p wer strip.

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HOW TO PLAY CANNONBALL BLAST
Players have fun shooting balls at the pirate
ship in hopes of knocking down the
wooden planks. Knock down all six planks
in three shots or less and get a chance at
the bonus by hitting all six planks again
with the remaining shots!
NOTE: Hitting the planks slightly
will n t sc re a hit. The planks
need t be kn cked d wn fully.
Als , there is a 2.5 sec nd delay
bef re each ball can be sh t. If the
game d es n t register a sh t after
three minutes, the game ends and
all credits clear.
The sc re table, dip switch select-
able, sh uld match the tickets
wed decal n the game panel
(sh wn bel w)
6 PLANKS
2
6
50
20
16
12
8
Factory default as show

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Programming Section
The number f c ins required f r each
game credit, free play, number f balls
per credit, tickets pay ut, etc., are pr -
grammable by dipswitches l cated n the
main circuit b ard.
The main circuit b ard is l cated n the
inside back wall f the cabinet. Be sure
p wer is ff bef re setting these switches.
Factory Setti gs Ba k 1
Dip 1 Dip 8 Dip 7 Dip 6 Dip 5 Dip 4 Dip 3 Dip 2
ON OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON OFF
Factory Setti gs Ba k 2
Dip 1 Dip 8 Dip 7 Dip 6 Dip 5 Dip 4 Dip 3 Dip 2
OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF
IMPORTANT! P wer must be OFF t the game when setting dipswitches. Turn OFF the p wer strip inside the
cabinet. Set the dipswitches t the desired settings, wait 30 sec nds and then turn ON p wer at the p wer strip.
2
6
50
20
16
12
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ALLOWS YOU TO CHOOSE BETWEEN A SELECTABLE TICKET TABLE (SEE TICKET PATTERNS) OR A
FIXED TICKET TABLE
BANK 2 DIP 6
SELECTABLE TICKET PATTERNS (factory default) O
IXED TICKET PATTERN ON
TICKET PAYOUT
IF YOU CHOOSE TO USE A SELECTABLE TICKET PATTERN, USE THE FOLLOWING CHART TO SELECT
WHICH PATTERN YOU WOULD LIKE TO USE.
PAT-
TERN PLANK TICKETS PLANK TICKETS BANK 1 DIP 1 BANK 1 DIP 2 BANK 1 DIP 3
1
0 TO 1 1 4 TO 5 3
O O O
2 TO 3 2 6 4
2
0 TO 1 1 4 TO 5 5
O O ON
2 TO 3 2 6 6
3
0 TO 1 2 4 TO 5 6
O ON O
2 TO 3 4 6 8
4
0 TO 1 3 4 TO 5 5
O ON ON
2 TO 3 4 6 6
5
0 TO 1 3 4 TO 5 7
ON O O
2 TO 3 5 6 9
6
0 TO 1 4 4 TO 5 8
ON O ON
2 TO 3 6 6 10
7
0 TO 1 4 4 TO 5 12
ON ON O
2 TO 3 8 6 16
SELECTABLE TICKET PATTERNS
PRO RAMMABLE SETTIN S
*** Ticket amounts are multiplied by credits per play ***

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IF YOU CHOOSE A FIXED TICKET PATTERN, CHOOSE ONE OF THE FOLLOWING PATTERNS. NOTE: THE
PLAYER MAY PLAY THE BONUS ROUND IF IT IS ACHIEVED, BUT NO BONUS TICKETS WILL BE WON.
FIXED TICKETS BANK 1 DIP 1 BANK 1 DIP 2 BANK 1 DIP 3
1 O O O
2 O O ON
3 O ON O
4 O ON ON
5 ON O O
6 ON O ON
7 ON ON O
8 ON ON ON
FIXED TICKET PAYOUT
SET THE NUMBER OF BONUS TICKETS TO BE DISPENSED IN THE BONUS ROUND
BONUS TICKETS BANK 1 DIP 4 BANK 1 DIP 5 BANK 1 DIP 6
25 O O O
50 (factory default) O O ON
75 O ON ON
100 ON O O
150 ON O O
200 ON O ON
250 ON ON O
300 ON ON ON
BONUS TICKETS
PRO RAMMABLE SETTIN S

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SET THE NUMBER OF COIN/CREDITS PER GAME.
CREDITS BANK 2 DIP 1 BANK 2 DIP 2 BANK 2 DIP 3
1 O O O
2 (factory default) O O ON
3 O ON O
4 O ON ON
5 ON O O
6 ON O ON
REE PLAY ON ON O
8 ON ON ON
CREDITS PER PLAY
WHEN THE GAME IS NOT IN PLAY, AN ATTRACT AUDIO MODE LOOPS TO ATTRACT PLAYERS
BANK 1 DIP 7
ENABLED (factory default) ON
DISABLED O
ATTRACT MODE
ALLOWS YOU TO CLEAR ANY UNUSED CREDITS AND TICKET OWED. FIRST TURN GAME OFF. SET
DIP TO ON. TURN GAME ON AND WAIT FOR 10 SECONDS. TURN GAME OFF. TURN DIP OFF
BANK 2 DIP 7
ENABLED ON
DISABLED O
CLEAR EEPROM
PRO RAMMABLE SETTIN S

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THIS DIP IS NOT USED AND SHOULD REMAIN IN THE OFF POSITION
BANK 1 DIP 8
ENABLED ON
DISABLED O
NOT USED
THIS DIP IS NOT USED AND SHOULD REMAIN IN THE OFF POSITION
BANK 2 DIP 4,5,6
ENABLED ON
DISABLED O
NOT USED
PRO RAMMABLE SETTIN S

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PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE SECTION
Maintenance Chart
Use the f ll wing maintenance chart as a guide nly.
Actual maintenance intervals will depend n usage
and envir nmental c nditi ns at the l cati n f the
game.
Keep a l g f all inspecti ns, even if n pr blem
exists, with date and time f inspecti n, acti n taken.
A sample Repair Rec rd is l cated at the end f this
manual.
IMPORTANT: D n t use cleaning s lvents n
game graphics. Use nly a mild s ap s luti n and
dry with a clean lint free cl th.
IMPORTANT: Use glass cleaner and a s ft clean
cl th t clean all the acrylic and metal surfaces n
the game. Use an anti-static cleaner p lisher n the
black ramp surface t pr tect it and keep it slippery.
IMPORTANT: The game sh uld be shut OFF f r
cleaning and maintenance.
CAUTION: Use f flammable sub-
stances can cause severe burns r per-
s nal injury.
Always use n n-flammable s lvents
f r cleaning parts and surfaces f this
game. D n t use flammable sub-
stances such as gas line, ker sene r
thinners.
DAILY MONTHLY WEEKLY TASKTASK
Fill ticket tray.
Empty c in b x.
Play the game t ensure it is w rking
pr perly.
Inspect air system t ensure pressure is
set between 40-50 PSI
Clean utside surfaces and st ls. Balls
leave black marks n surfaces.
Inspect the game f r physical damage.
Repair as needed.
Inspect game lighting, replace lamps as
needed.
Clean utside surfaces.
Clean the ticket dispenser with c m-
pressed air. Clean the pt sens r using
a c tt n swab and is pr pyl alc h l.
Clean and vacuum ball track.
Check t ensure c rrect number f balls
are present.
Check all hardware f r tightness.
Check balls f r wear.
N n-filtered air pump: drain water fr m
h ses.
Clean gun barrels with c mpressed air.

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a. Unplugged.
b. Bl wn fuse
c. Outlet strip r building circuit
breaker tripped.
d. Bad p wer supply.
N p wer t the game. a. Check wall utlet.
b. Check transf rmer fuse
(220v applicati ns nly).
c. Check v ltage at utlets. Try
t determine cause then reset
the circuit breaker.
d. See p wer supply diagn stic.
Replace if faulty. ( A5PS1001)
a. V lume t l w.
b. L se wire.
c. Defective P tenti meter.
d. Main circuit b ard malfunc-
ti n.
N Audi a. Increase the v lume at the
v lume c ntr l at the inside f
the fr nt d r panel.
b. Check audi cable c nnec-
ti ns t speaker, v lume c ntr l
and main circuit b ard.
c. Replace p t. ( A5PO1K)
d. Replace main b ard with
b ard fr m an ther Gen 5 game
if p ssible t is late the pr b-
lem t the main circuit b ard.
a. Ticket tray empty.
b. Faulty l w ticket switch.
c. Br ken/l se wires.
Orange l w ticket light n. a. L ad tickets. Make sure
ticket stack rests n t p f wire
actuat r f switch.
b. Replace switch. (AASW200)
c. Check cable c nnecti ns
fr m switch t main circuit
b ard.
a. In-line fuse bl wn.
b. M t r faulty.
c. Linkage pr blem.
d. P wer game ff and then
back n and see if it turn the 1st
time.
Teeth will n t reset.
Game will nly try t reset teeth nce.
Then it will err r ut and n t try again
until game p wered d wn, then n.
a. Replace fuse l cated in the
wiring near the main circuit
b ard.
b. Replace m t r.
(AAMO3901)
c. Inspect the linkage between
the reset arm and gear m t r.
Check c nnect r cam setscrew,
ensure it is tight.
d. If it turns that 1st time – then
refer t “teeth reset bar r tates
TROUBLESHOOTIN UIDE AND DIA NOSTIC SECTION