Family Fun Companies Platinum heights User manual

OperationManual
Family Fun Companies, INC.
Parts, Service and Distribution
708-598-3720

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CONTENT
Important Safety Instructions ......................................................................2
1. SPECIFICATIONS .........................................................................................4
2. PACKAGE CONTENTS..................................................................................5
3. PART NAMES...............................................................................................6
4. SET UP & INSTALLATION ............................................................................8
5. HOW TO PLAY........................................................................................... 12
6. GAME OPTION.......................................................................................... 12
7. MAINTENANCE, INSPECTION .................................................................. 19
8. OVERALL CONSTRUCTION....................................................................... 20

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Thank you for purchasing Platinum Heights. We hope you enjoy the product.
This manual contains valuable information about how to operate and maintain your game
machine properly and safely. It is intended for the owner and/or personnel in charge of
product operation. Carefully read and understand the instructions.
If you need any help during installation and setup please utilize this manual and
troubleshooting guide. If the product fails to function properly, non-technical personnel
should under no circumstance attempt to service the machine. Contact your distributor or
manufacturer for help.
Before use, please read IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
To ensure the safe usage of this product, carefully read and
understand these instructions before operating your game.
Save these instructions for future reference.
Use this product only as described in this manual. Other uses not recommended may cause
fire, electric shock or personal injury. Unplug the game from the outlet when not in use,
when moving from one location to another, and before cleaning/servicing.
Explanations which require special attention are indicated by signs of warning. Depending
on the potential hazardous degree, the terms: NOTE, NOTICE, and WARNING are used.
NOTE: A NOTE indicates useful hints or information about product usage.
NOTICE: A NOTICE indicates potential damage to product and how to avoid the problem.
WARNING: A WARNING indicates a potential for product damage or serious personal Injury.
It is important to understand the meaning of the following HAZARD SIGNS before continuing:
High Voltage and Shock Hazard:
High voltage can cause electric shock.
Turn off/unplug power before servicing.
High Temperature Hazard:
This part may cause scalding.
Do not touch. Surface may be hot.
No Touching Hazard:

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This part may be hot or can cause electric shock.
Do not touch.
Use the following safety guidelines to help ensure your own personal safety and to help
protect your equipment and surrounding environment from potential damage.
This product is an indoor game machine. Do not install outdoors.
Avoid installing in the following places to prevent fire, electric shock, injury and/or
machine malfunctioning:
Places subject to rain/moisture, or places subject to high humidity.
Places subject to direct sunlight, or places subject to extremely hot or cold
temperatures to ensure that it is used within the specified operating range.
Places where inflammable gas may be present or in the vicinity of highly
inflammable/volatile chemicals or items that can easily catch fire
On unstable or sloped surfaces. The machine may topple or cause unforeseen
accidents.
Vicinity of fire exits, fire extinguishers etc. that may block/prevent safety measures
Note: The contents of this manual may be updated without notice.
WARNING
Non-technical personnel who do not have technical knowledge and
Expertise should refrain from performing such work that this manual
require or perform tasks which are not explained in this manual.
Failing to comply can cause severe accidents such as electric shock or
other serious injuries.
WARNING: To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock or personal injury,
unplug or disconnect the machine from the power supply before
servicing.

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1. SPECIFICATIONS
Rated power supply：110V 50/60Hz
Mix. Power consumption：： 66W
Max. Power consumption：92W
Dimensions：W753.3×D1050×H2631.6 (mm)
Weight：About147Kg
NOTICE: After turning off the game, please wait at least 1 minute before
restarting again.
Note: Game parameters are subject to change without notice.
2631.6
753.3
1050

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2. PACKAGE CONTENTS
Open the package and make sure all the items are included:
1 x Body Assembly
Following accessories
No. Part No. Code Name
Spec. Qty. Illustration Note
1 P110-401-000 23301000001 AC power 10A/250V
1.8m 1
2 P110-402-000 21901000012 Fuse Φ5×20mm
T5A 250VAC
1
3 P110-701-000 41411012002 Manual English 1
4 P110-403-000 25300171002 Key 171 4
5 P110-404-000 25302222002 Key 2222 2
6 P110-730-000 20511012009
Score
decal 1 1
Top
wheel
7 P110-731-000 20511012010
Score
decal 2 1
Middle
wheel
8 P110-732-000 20511012011
Score
decal 3 1
Bottom
wheel
If any items are found to be missing, please contact your sales representative
for help immediately.
NOTE: Part models are subject to change without notice.

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3. PART NAMES
FRONT VIEW
Marquee Assy.
To
p
wheel Ass
y
.
Middle wheel Ass
y
.
S
p
eaker
Bottom wheel Assy.
Side li
g
hts Ass
y
.
Collect & Quit
Button
Start or Stop
Button
Coin mech
Ticket Ass
y

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REAR VIEW
Middle service door
To
p
vent
To
p
service door
Bottom service door
Power outlet
Side light

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4. SET UP & INSTALLATION
This product is an indoor game machine. Do not install outdoors.
Refer to IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS (Pg. 3) for places to avoid
Place the unit on a dry level surface
Ventilation openings in the back of the unit must not be obstructed by objects or by wall.
4.1 Play Zone
This machine requires space for playing and for maintenance as shown below.
Leave space around the game upon installation:
Service area：50cm
Play area：100cm

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4.2 Level Adjustment
Install this machine on a flat surface. Adjust levers to lift casters off the ground to level the
game. If the game is installed on an unsuitable floor, it could cause a malfunction.
To fix the game, adjust the Leveler down until it touches the floor, lifting the casters off the
ground by 5mm. Repeat the same for all levelers.
Make sure the machine is level with the ground and all the
adjustable legs should stick to the floor closely.
NOTICE
Leveler Caster
About 5mm
Move Fix

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4.3 Transporting the Game
If you need to move the game, adjust the levelers back to an “up” position so the casters
touch the ground.
NOTICE
Be careful not to damage the machine during transport.
The machine should be handled with care when bringing it down from a higher level.
Always unplug the game before moving.
Keep the machine in upright position during transport.
For longer distance transport, package the game properly to prevent damages
Leveler Caster
Move

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4.4 Connecting Power
WARNING: Check the voltage rating before you connect the equipment to
an electrical outlet to ensure that the required voltage and frequency match
the available power source. Please refer the label of the machine.
Do not plug the equipment power cables into an electrical outlet if the power cable is
damaged.
Avoid putting many loads on one electrical outlet as it could generate heat and fire
resulting from overload.
Connect the grounding conductor to the earth terminal (GND):
WARNING
Ensure no heavy objects rest on the power cord. Check to make sure the game cabinet does
not sit on the power cord as this could damage the cord and become hazardous.
To disconnect the game, grip the plug and pull it from the wall outlet. Never pull by the cord.
To prevent electric shock, do not touch the power plug when hand is wet.
Ensure that nothing rests on the power cord and that it is not located where it can be
stepped on or tripped over.

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5. HOW TO PLAY
•Insert coin(s);
•Press “Start or Stop” to spin the wheels. Hit the button again to stop the wheel to win
corresponding tickets.
•If you land on “Advance”, you may choose to continue to the next wheel by pressing
“Start or Stop” button; however if you are happy with the ticket amount and do not
wish to continue, press “Collect and Quit” button to quit and collect tickets.
(Note: tickets won in each round are not cumulative!)
•Land on “Bonus” to win Big.
6. GAME OPTIONS
6.1 Switches Control Signal
Refer to the I/O chart and schematics included.
To adjust DIP, refer to the I/O chart. (Initial settings are in CAPTIAL LETTERS.)
6.1.1 Main Board

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6.1.2 Test Method
Press the TEST button on the mainboard.
6.1.3 LED Display
BONUS: LED<1>1-4; Score: LED<3>1-3;
Coin: LED<4>1-2;
Bottom wheel LED 1~12: LED<7>, LED<8>.
6.1.4 Test Method (main board)
1) Press Test button once: to show if all LED display is normal < 1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.>
2) Press Test button again: The LED will display “111” except for one to show the state
of DIP SWITCH states. There are 8 switches in a micro switch and each switch
represents a segment of the LED display. If the switch is at ON, the segment will light
up.
3) Press Test button again: The LED will display “222”. This mode will test the input
signal (1-40). When you send an input signal to the main board, the corresponding
input signal will show on the LED display.
4) Press Test button again: The LED will display “333”. No function is assigned.
5) Press Test button again: The LED will display “444”. It tests 40 inputs in J9, and
Output J22 to J26.
6) Press Test button again: The LED will display “555”. It shows lighting output.
6.1.5 Error Codes
The following error codes will display if the input signal is not in normal state when the game
is turned on (but continues to operate after the alarm sounds):
E01 Start/Stop button E06 I6 or motor
E02 Collect ticket button E07 I7 or motor
E03 Ticket mech reset E83 Coin mech1
E04 Service button E84 Coin mech2
E05 I5 or motor HLP No ticket or ticket mech error

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6.2 Parameter Setting
6.2.1 Coin per Game
Item Content
DIP Adjust (SW1) Note
1 2
Coin(s) per game
1 ON ON
2 off on
3 on off
4 off off
6.2.2 BONUS Initial Value
Item Content
DIP Adjust (SW1) Note
3 4 5
BONUS Initial Value
500 on
on on
600 of
f
on on
700 on Of
f
on
800 of
f
of
f
on
900 on on of
f
1000 OFF ON OFF
1100 on of
f
of
f
1200 of
f
of
f
of
f
6.2.3 BONUS +
Item Content
DIP Adjust (SW1) Note
6 7
BONUS +
0 ON ON No increment
1 off on Every 1 coin for 1 increment
1/2 on off Every 2 coins for 1 increment
1/3 off off Every 3 coins for 1 increment
6.2.4 BONUS Memory
Item Content
DIP Adjust (SW1) Note
8
BONUS Memory YES on Keep BONUS score after restart
NO OFF Reset BONUS score after restart

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6.2.5 Ticket Payout (Ticket per Coin)
Item Content DIP Adjust (SW2) Note
1 2 3 4
Ticket Payout
(Ticket per Coin)
4 on on on on
5 off on on on
7 on off on on
10 OFF OFF ON ON
12 on on off on
15 off on off on
16 on off off on
18 off off off on
20 on on on off
22 off on on off
25 on off on off
28 off off on off
30 on on off off
32 off on off off
35 on off off off
40 off off off off
6.2.6 Demo Music
Item Content
DIP Adjust (SW2) Note
5 6
Demo Music
120s on on
180s off on
240s on off
OFF OFF OFF
6.2.7 BONUS Max Value
Item Content
DIP Adjust (SW2) Note
7 8
BONUS Max Value
1500 ON ON
2000 off on
2500 on off
3000 off off

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6.2.8 Bottom Wheel Score
Item Content
DIP Adjust (SW3) Note
1 2
Bottom Wheel Score
A1 on on Refer to Sheet 1
A2 off on Refer to Sheet 1
A3 on off Refer to Sheet 1
A4 OFF OFF Refer to Sheet 1
Sheet 1
#1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 #11 #12
Bottom
Wheel
Score
A1 20 2 10
2 12 2 15 1 18 3 12 1
A2 30 2 15 2 18 2 20 1 25 3 15 1
A3 40 3 25 3 18 2 25 1 35 3 15 2
A4 50 4 35 3 20 2 5 1 40 3 15 2
6.2.9 Middle Wheel Score
Item Content
DIP Adjust (SW3) Note
3 4
Middle Wheel Score
B1 on on Refer to Sheet 2
B2 off on Refer to Sheet 2
B3 on off Refer to Sheet 2
B4 OFF OFF Refer to Sheet 2
Sheet 2
#1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 #11 #12
Middle
Wheel
Score
B1 60 5 35
6 30 8 40 5 50 3 25 5
B2 80 6 40 12 45 15 50 10 60 5 35 8
B3 100 8 45 18 55 20 80 15 70 8 60 10
B4 150 10 50 25 60 30 100 20 80 10 75 20
6.2.10 Top Wheel Score
Item Content
DIP Adjust (SW3) Note
5 6
Top Wheel Score
C1 on on Refer to Sheet 3
C2 off on Refer to Sheet 3
C3 on off Refer to Sheet 3
C4 OFF
OFF Refer to Sheet 3

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Sheet 3
#1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 #11 #12
Top
Wheel
Score
C1 BONUS 15 150 20 100 16 180 10 80 25 120 18
C2 BONUS 15 200 25 120 20 200 15 100 30 150 20
C3 BONUS 20 250 30 150 35 250 20 120 35 180 25
C4 BONUS 20 300 70 150 50 300 30 150 90 200 40
6.2.11 Pointer Speed
Item Content
DIP Adjust (SW3) Note
7
Pointer Speed Slow on
Fast OFF
6.2.12 Payout Method
Item Content
DIP Adjust (SW4) Note
7 8
Payout Method
1:1 ON
ON Every 1 ticket to pay 1 ticket
1:2 of
f
on Every 2 tickets to pay 1 ticket
1:3 on of
f
Every 3 tickets to pay 1 ticket
No Payout of
f
of
f
No ticket payout
6.2.13 Input part and Output part
Output part：
OUTPUT Content OUTPUT Content OUTPUT Content
OUT1 START/STOP button
light OUT13 Middle wheel LED5 OUT25 Top wheel LED5
OUT2 Ticket out button light OUT14 Middle wheel LED6 OUT26 Top wheel LED6
OUT3 ARROW light 1 OUT15 Middle wheel LED7 OUT27 Top wheel LED7
OUT4 ARROW light 2 OUT16 Middle wheel LED8 OUT28 Top wheel LED8
OUT5 ARROW light 3 OUT17 Middle wheel LED9 OUT29 Top wheel LED9
OUT6 SELECT light OUT18 Middle wheel LED10 OUT30 Top wheel LED10
OUT7 OUT19 Middle wheel LED11 OUT31 Top wheel LED11
OUT8 Advance to next wheel OUT20 Middle wheel LED12 OUT32 Top wheel LED12
OUT9 Middle wheel LED1 OUT21 Top wheel LED1 OUT33 BottomPointerMotorPulse
OUT10 Middle wheel LED2 OUT22 Top wheel LED2 OUT34 MiddlePointerMotorPulse
OUT11 Middle wheel LED3 OUT23 Top wheel LED3 OUT35 TppPointerMotorPulse
OUT12 Middle wheel LED4 OUT24 Top wheel LED4 OUT36 Marquee BONUS light

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Port Content Port Content Port Content
J19-1 coin lock1 J21-6 Ticket mech 2 feedback J27-2 Speaker L
J19-2 Coin SW1 J21-7 12V J28-1 Speaker R
J19-3 GND J21-8 GND J28-2 Speaker R
J19-4 coin lock2 J8-1 +12V J4-1 wheel S-I
J19-5 Coin SW2 J8-2 J4-2 wheel D-I
J19-6 12V J8-3 ticket counter J4-3 wheel CK-I
J21-1 Ticket mech 1 drive J8-4 coin counter J4-4 wheel L-I
J21-2 Ticket mech 1 feedback J5-1 RS-485B J4-5 console S-I
J21-3 12V J5-2 RS-485A J4-6 console D-I
J21-4 GND J5-3 GND J4-7 console CK-I
J21-5 Ticket mech 2 drive J27-1 Speaker L J4-8 console L-I
Input part：
INPUT Content
I1 START/STOP button
I2 Ticket out button
I3 Ticket mech reset
I4 Service button
I5 Bottom pointer initial position
I6 Middle pointer initial position
I7 Top pointer initial position
The above are subject to change without notice.
Notice

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7. MAINTENANCE, INSPECTION
7.1 Safety Check
Check the points listed before operating the machine. These checks are necessary for safe
machine operation:
1. Try to run the game before operation each day.
2. Conduct monthly routine checks of game components to ensure good working condition
3. Check the machine regularly for dust and clean when necessary.
Note: Parts and components require preventative maintenance to be kept running smoothly
7.2 Handling Precautions
When installing or inspecting the machine, be very careful of the following points and
pay attention to ensure that the player can enjoy the game safely.
Non-compliance with the following points or inappropriate handling running counter to
the cautionary matters herein stated can cause personal injury or damage to the machine
• Before servicing the machine, be sure to turn power off. Servicing without turning the
power off can cause electric shock or short circuit.
• To avoid electric shock or short circuit, do not plug then unplug the power quickly
• Do not expose power cords and earth wires, these are susceptible to damage.
• Damaged cords and wires can cause electric shock or short circuit and should be
replaced immediately.
• When or after installing the product, avoid pulling the power cord to prevent
unnecessary wear and tear. Use the power button to disconnect power.
• In case the power cord is damaged, ask for replacement through where the product
was purchased from or replace locally. Continued usage of damaged cord can cause
fire, electric shock or leakage.
• Perform grounding appropriately. Inappropriate grounding can cause electric shock.
• Use fuses that meet specified rating. Fuses exceeding can cause an electric shock.
• Should a problem occur, turn off the power immediately and stop operating the
machine. Unplug the power cord of the service outlet. Operating the machine without
correcting the problem may cause a fire or injuries.
• Insert the power plug securely into the outlet. Poor contact may cause overheating,
resulting in fire or burns.
• To ensure the warning labels attached on the machine are visible and legible, install
the machine in a well-lit location, and keep the labels clean at all times. Make sure the
labels are not hidden behind other game machines.
WARNING