Coastal Amusements Chuck E. Cheese’s Flying Fish User manual

Chuck E. Cheese’s “Flyin’ Fish”
Introduction
Chuck E. Cheese’s “Flyin’ Fish” is a coin-operated ticket redemption game specially designed to
appeal to the younger audience. The game is housed in our “junior” sized cabinet to allow
easy access by the younger children. The “aquatic” theme is sure to attract parents and
children of all ages.
This manual is provided for the safe operation of the game. A qualified technician who reads
and fully understands the manual should take care of installation, administration, maintenance,
inspection, and removal of the game. Keep this manual in a safe and accessible place so that
you can refer to it whenever necessary for periodic maintenance of the game.
If trouble is encountered after opening and inspection of the game, please contact:
Service Department
Coastal Amusements, Inc.
1935 Swarthmore Ave.
Lakewood, NJ 08701
Tel.: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
E-mail: [e-mail]
Installation
Caution:
• All electronic games of this type should be properly grounded before operation to avoid
electronic shock and/or damage to the game.
• The game is for indoors only. DO NOT install outdoors or in a damp environment.
• Do not put the game close to a ventilator nor cover the opening. Inside of game may
heat up and cause a fire or breakdown.
• Use proper indoor wiring specifications.
• Do not overload electrical outlet.
• When installing game, be sure to level caster to allow for proper operation.

Chuck E. Cheese’s “Flyin’ Fish”
Operation
Caution:
• Do not take apart or convert the product. It may cause a fire and an electrification accident.
• Do not use a part or a ball other than our designated items. It may cause an accident and a
break down.
• Keep a warning label readable. Pay attention to a place of the label where has proper light
and clean. Do not submerge the label by other games.
• Do not operate a plug with a wet hand. It may cause an electrification accident.
• Do not place food, beverage or any other foreign matter upon the game.
About maintenance
Caution:
• Disconnect AC power before attempting maintenance to avoid hazard.
• Use only designated and factory approved components.
• Do not attempt maintenance with wet hands.
• Do not place food, beverages or any objects upon the game.
Specification Labeling
All games have serial number and an electrical specification label on the cabinet. When you
contact our service, please have this information available when speaking with our technician to
facilitate service.
1. Game Specifications
(1) Power supply:
Rated voltage: AC 120W
Rated hertz: 50/60Hz
Rated power consumption
(2) Size: 480 (width) X 520 (depth) X 1260 (height) [mm]
(3) Weight: 50kg

Chuck E. Cheese’s “Flyin’ Fish”
Explanation of controls
1. Sound volume control
Turn to the left – get softer; turn to the right- get louder.
2. Left ball shooter solenoid control
Turn to the left – get weaker; turn to the right – get stronger
3. Right ball shooter solenoid control
Turn to the left – get weaker, turn to the right – get stronger
How to play
The object of the game is to “pop” the ball into the back of the plexi divider so that it will roll
through and onto the lower playfield and into one of the three holes. You must avoid the
popping “fish heads” to score. Upon successful completion, the score will be multiplied and
tickets awarded based on total score.
1. Deposit coin/token into coin slot.
2. Display shows time to complete game; “fish heads” will begin to pop up at random.
3. Push either of the “throw” buttons to pop ball.
4. Repeat until time expires.
5. Points are scored each time the ball falls into the hole.
Adjustments
Adjust ball popper
See instruction below and adjust to make balls pop accurately.
(1) Left ball popper solenoid control (located inside coin door)
Turn to the left – get weaker, turn to the right – get stronger
(2) Right ball popper solenoid control
Turn to the left – get weaker, turn to the right – get stronger

Chuck E. Cheese’s “Flyin’ Fish”
Setup and Bookkeeping
To enter the setup and bookkeeping mode press the RESET button while in the attract mode.
RESET button is located along with the ATTENDANT PAY button inside the ticket door.
After pressing RESET, the LEFT “THROW” and RIGHT “THROW” buttons will illuminate and
flash. Press LEFT “THROW” to enter the setup.
The LEFT “THROW” and RIGHT “THROW” buttons will be illuminated but NOT flashing. The
number 1 will display in the Total Score Display. This indicates option 1. Use the LEFT
“THROW” button to advance through the list. Use the RIGHT “THROW” button to select the
item you wish to modify. The options value will appear in the TOTAL SCORE display.
The LEFT “THROW” and RIGHT “THROW” buttons will be illuminated but not flashing. Press
LEFT “THROW” to increase the option value or the RIGHT “THROW” button to decrease the
value. When satisfied with your selection press the RESET button to save the option and
return you to the previous menu to advance through the options.
You may select another option to modify by pressing the RIGHT “THROW” button or press the
RESET button again to exit setup mode and return to the main menu. LEFT “THROW” and
RIGHT “THROW” buttons flash in the main menu. From the main menu, press the RESET
button to return to the attract mode.
SETTINGS AND OPTIONS:
1 – Coins per credit: 1 to 4 coins/tokens; Factory Default = 1
2 – Maximum Tickets Dispensed: 1 – 40 (X 100) tickets; Factory Default = 20
3 – Mercy Tickets: 0 to 10 tickets; factory Default = 0
4 – Sound in Attract: on/off; Factory Default = off
5 – Game Play Time: 30 to 90 seconds; Factory Default = 45 sec.
6 – Flat Ticket Pay: 0 – 10; Factory Default = 3
7 – Variable Ticket Award: 1 – 4; Factory Default = 1 (see note below)
8 – Points per Hole: 1 – 12 points; Factory Default = 12

Chuck E. Cheese’s “Flyin’ Fish”
Note: Flat Ticket Pay overrides the Variable Ticket Award Schedule. If value of “Flat Ticket
Pay” is set to any value other than “0”, game will dispense the “flat” ticket setting regardless of
score. If Flat Ticket Pay is set to “0” the program will follow the “Variable Ticket Award”
Schedule.
Variable Ticket Award Schedules:
1 – Tickets = number of holes scored. (1 ticket/hole)
2 – Tickets = number of holes X2. (2 tickets/hole)
3 – Tickets = number of holes /2. (1 ticket for every 2 holes)
4 – Tickets = number of holes/3. (1 ticket for every 3 holes)
BOOKKEEPING
Press the RIGHT “THROW” button from the main menu to enter bookkeeping. The item
number will appear in the score display. The total score display will flash the value of the item
2 digits at a time.
1st 2 digits = 10 million, 1 million place
2nd 2 digits = 100 thousand, 10 thousands place
3rd 2 digits = 1 thousand, 1 hundreds place
4th 2 digits = tens and ones.
LEFT “THROW” button will advance you through the list of bookkeeping items.
To clear bookkeeping, press and hold ATTENDANT PAY and press RESET.
Press RESET to return to the main menu. LEFT “THROW” and RIGHT “THROW” buttons will
flash. Press RESET while in the main menu to return to the attract mode.
The following are the bookkeeping items:
1 – coins/tokens in
2 – tickets out
3 – attendant tickets out

Chuck E. Cheese’s “Flyin’ Fish”
DIAGNOSTICS
To enter diagnostic mode turn power “OFF”. Set dipswitch #1 to the “ON” position.
Turn the game power back on. The unit will give 3 “chirps” to signal diagnostics mode.
- LED “Timer” display will countdown from all 10 LED’s to none.
- “Score” display will count from 0 to 9 and then return to 0.
- “Total Score” display will count “one’s” units place from 0 to 9, then “ten’s” units place 0
to 9, then return to 99.
- Background music begins and switches are now active. Left and Right “Throw”
buttons should be illuminated.
- The coin mech switch will display 10 on “Total Score” display and chirp.
- The left “Throw” switch will display 0 on “Total Score” and fire the left solenoid once.
- The right “Throw” switch will display 1 on the “Total Score” and fire the right solenoid
once.
- The reset button located inside the ticket door will show 13 on the “Total Score”. Both
the coin-in meter and tickets-out meter will increment by 3. 3 tickets will be dispensed
through the ticket dispenser. **Do not exercise this test if there are no tickets in the
game.
- The attendant pay button located inside the ticket door will show 14 on the “Total
Score”.
- Each “fish head” solenoid will activate and show the corresponding switch number on
the “Total Score” display as follows:
Left Fish Head = 32; Center Fish Head = 64; Right Fish Head = 99

Chuck E. Cheese’s “Flyin’ Fish”
Beacon will flash during test.
To exit diagnostic mode, turn the unit off and restore dipswitch #1 to OFF. Turning the
unit back on will put the game in attract mode.
Chuck E. Cheese’s
“Flyin’ Fish”
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“Flyin’ Fish”
Operating Manual
(rev. 6-10-03)
Software Revision: flyinfish.us.1 v.061103
COASTAL AMUSEMENTS, INC.
1935 SWARTHMORE AVE.
LAKEWOOD, NJ 08701
TEL: [phone]

Chuck E. Cheese’s “Flyin’ Fish”
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