Icegame Bean Bag Toss User manual

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Service Manual
Innovave Concepts in Entertainment
10123 Main Street
Clarence, New York 14031

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Table of Contents
Safety and Warnings 3
Before you Begin 4
Game Assembly
Unbox and install the conveyor belt 5
Cabinet Assembly 6
Mega Marquee Setup 14
How to program 17
Program Opons 18
Suggesve Ticket Sengs 19
Error Codes & Soluons 20 - 28
Fast Access to the Sensors 29
Access to the playeld 30 - 31
Sr Sck Update 32 - 33
Spare Parts and Diagrams 34 - 35
Warranty 41
Revision L 9/6/2017

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SAFETY AND WARNINGS BEFORE YOU BEGIN
WARNING: WHEN INSTALLING THIS GAME, A GROUNDED A.C. RECEPTACLE MUST BE USED. FAILURE TO DO SO COULD
RESULT IN INJURY TO YOURSELF OR OTHERS. FAILURE TO USE A GROUNDED RECEPTACLE COULD ALSO CAUSE
IMPROPER GAME OPERATION, OR DAMAGE TO THE ELECTRONICS.
NOTE: THIS GAME IS INTENDED FOR INDOOR USE ONLY.
DO NOT DEFEAT OR REMOVE THE GROUNDING PRONG ON THE POWER CORD FOR THE SAME REASON AS GIVEN
ABOVE. USING AN IMPROPERLY GROUNDED GAME COULD VOID YOUR WARRANTY.
HAVE A QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN CHECK YOUR A.C. RECEPTACLE TO BE SURE THE GROUND IS FUNCTIONING PROPERLY.
THIS GAME IS DESIGNED TO DISSIPATE STATIC ELECTRICITY THROUGH THE GROUNDING PLANE OF THE GAME. IF THE
A.C. GROUND DOES NOT WORK, THE GAME COULD DISCHARGE STATIC ELECTRICITY THROUGH THE GAME CIRCUITRY,
WHICH COULD CAUSE DAMAGE.
THE POWER SUPPLY IS NOT VOLTAGE ADJUSTABLE. TO OPERATE THE GAME AT VOLTAGES OTHER THAN THOSE IT WAS
DESIGNED FOR. PLEASE CONTACT OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT FOR VOLTAGE CONVERSION INFORMATION.
WARNING
DO NOT remove any of the components on the main board (e.g. compact ash and EPROMS) while the game
is powered on. This may cause permanent damage to the parts and the main board. Removing any main
board component part while powered on will void the warranty.
ALWAYS REMOVE POWER TO THE GAME, BEFORE ATTEMPTING ANY SERVICE,
UNLESS NEEDED FOR SPECIFIC TESTING. FAILURE TO OBSERVE THIS PRECAUTION
COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY TO YOURSELF OR OTHERS.
THIS GAME IS NOT SUITABLE FOR INSTALLATION IN AN AREA WHERE A WATER JET COULD BE USED.
This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental
capabilies, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instrucon concerning
use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety. Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not
play with the appliance.
The game’s foot print is 120” x 30” x 84”.
AC Power Information
The games main fuse is accessed through the back of the game at the power
mod. Above the power cord is a small panel that contains the main fuse. The
value of the fuse for 120 volt users is 6 AMPS at 250Volt type slow blow. The
value of the fuse for 230 users is 4 AMPS at 250Volt type slow blow.

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Components Included with your Game and Needed for Assembly. Note: Game might ship assembled.
FOUND ATTACHED TO GAME
FOUND IN CASHBOX
FOUND ON TOP OF
GAME WRAPPED
FOUND ON TOP OF
GAME WRAPPED
FOUND IN BOX
BEAN BAGS QTY 20
12 = GAME
8 = SPARE
Found in a box inside
the game.
FOUND IN TICKET DOOR

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Unbox and INSTALL THE BELT
A) Install the belt by lng the motor under the front
control panel.
B) Push the Belt Assembly forward
C) Secure the belt assembly with PC60622 bolts with
washers in 8 places. Then add the AA655 in 4 places.
(this will secure the metal frame to the wood cabi-
net.)
D) Adjust the metal plate (if needed) the metal plate
should be 1/32” away from the belt. (.8mm)
IMPORTANT: THE METAL PLATE SHOULD NOT TOUCH
THE BELT but it should be as close as possible.)
E) Connect the harness.
A
B
E
C
D

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Unlock the lower panel
AA6281 + AA6212 = Wood
PC60622 + AA6212 = ABS Plasc
Step 1:
Remove both the back panel at the top and boom of the back secon of the cabinet.
Note: Wood panel version is shown.

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(A) With the cabinet sll separated,
aach the two harnesses located near
the oor. Aach both the AC and front
harness extensions together.
** WARNING **
Pay aenon to the conveyor and playeld assemblies when sliding the two cabinets together. Be careful
not to break the splash guard at the back of the cabinet. You can remove the splash guard temporary but
remember to reaach it when the cabinet halves are locked together.
Step 2: Parts A + B + C + D. READ ALL PARTS BEFORE PROCEEDING!

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** WARNING **
(C) The cabinets must be equally leveled before sliding together!!
(D) The playeld cannot touch the conveyor belt when cabinets are ush. There must be a gap of 1/8 to 1/4
inch between the belt and playeld assembly. Serious damage to the belt will occur if touching.
To adjust the gap, loosen the two Hex bolts shown below, pull the playeld assembly slightly back un- l the
desired gap is made. Tighten the Hex bolts.
Handles
Loosen
Loosen
Serious damage to the belt will occur
if a 1/8” to 1/4” is not present!!

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Step 3:
Latch the two cabinets together using the provided latch tool.
Step 4:
Aach the le playeld shield by Inserng AA6220 bolts and AA6212 washers through the outside
of the cabinet.

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Step 6:
If installed, remove the conveyor nger shield and put aside. Four bolts secure the nger shield. If your unit is
packaged with a nger shield removed, then you will install this aer step 8.
Step 5:
From the inside aach AA6212 washers and AA6966 nylon nuts but do not ghten now.

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Step 8
Install the yellow side panels by sliding them under the playeld. Use the AA6281 with AA6212 washers.
Once installed, you can aach the nger shield from Step 6.
Step 7:
Plug the RGB LED harness in and re-install cover. Do not reinstall the nger guard cover unl both sides
glass panels are installed. Slide the TL3213 LED cover on the le side and T3212 led cover on the right
side.

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Step 9:
Repeat steps 4 through 7 for the right side .
Step 10:
Slide the front playeld shield with the curved side toward the front of the
cabinet.

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Step 11:
Secure the plasc by inserng a TL3243 into the top slot and use AA6210 hat nut outside and AA6211 on the
inside. Some units will have two plasc locks per side for a total of four TL3243’s holding the front shield.
Step 12:
Li the small marquee up onto the game. Plug in the back harness (it might be necessary to remove the back
door to nd the harness

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Step 13:
Secure the small marquee with four AA6281 and AA6212, two on
each side.
Put 12 bean bags ONLY into the game. Do not use more or less!!
If you don’t have a Mega Marquee, proceed to programming.
12 ONLY

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Components Included with your Mega Marquee.
Step 1: Mega Marquee Install
Aach the two piece 1/2 spacer using ve AA6019 wood screws at the front and four across the top.
X’s 9 AA6019
TL3216B
TL3216A
ONLY ONE SIDE SHOULD A SPACER BE INSTALLED

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Step 2:
Posion two games together as shown
Step 3:
Note the posion of the indicated holes.
These will be used to mount the mega marquee.

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Game Controls and Meters
Located at the front of the game is the operators control panel.
There you can quickly adjust the volume of the game by pressing
the “UP” and “DOWN” push buons. You can view how many
coin pulses the game has seen and how many ckets it had paid
out.
To adjust the game’s programming,
press the “PROG” buon to enter
programming. The “SELECT” push
buon will cycle through the
dierent opons. This is shown on
the “TIME LEFT” display. Pushing the
“UP” push buon will increase the
opons’ value while pressing the
“DOWN” push buon will decrease
the opons’ value. This is displayed
on the back display labeled “YOUR
SCORE”.
Step 4:
Li the marquee up onto the game. Secure it using four AA6281
Allen bolts and four AA6212 washers.
Connect one of the games to the marquee sign using provided link
cable. Plug AC power cord and made sure switch is set to the on
posion (I, not O).
DO NOT LINK TWO THE GAMES TOGETHER.
MAKE SURE THAT BOTH GAMES ARE SET THE SAME IN OPTIONS..

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Programming Opons for Tail Gate Toss Soware Revision 2.06
Opon Default Min Max Inc
0Game Volume 6071 Game Volume.
1 Music Volume 5071Music Volume.
2Coin 1 1091Cost of Game.
3DBV 0091# of Coin 1 pulse’s.
4Discount 0091# of Games ll Disc.
5Games Per Credit 1191# of Games Added per Credit.
6 Game Time 22 15 30 1Game in Seconds.
7Aract Time 2030 1Aract me in minutes.
8Aract Audio Time 10100 1Set in 30 second increments.
9Fixed Tickets 00250 10 use table/bonus, any # pays only that.
10 JFP 2020 2Just for Playing Tickets.
11 Games 2 Dec 1030 1Losses unl the Target Score is Dropped.
12 Bonus Score Base 51000 500 99500 500 Score to beat for bonus start (Base score).
13 Ticket Bonus 500 0975 25 Amount of Bonus Tickets, 0 = Free Game.
14 Ticket Cap 0050 1Max Tickets Given per game, 0 = o
15 Ticket Mulplier 10210-JFF/Free, 1-Normal, 2-1/2 physical
16 Slot – 5000 5110 1Slot 1 Value; see chart for suggesons.
17 Slot – 10000 10 125 1Slot 2 Value; see chart for suggesons.
18 Slot – 15000 20 150 1Slot 3 Value; see chart for suggesons.
19 Slot - 20000 30 1100 1Slot 4 Value; see chart for suggesons.
20 Slot – 25000 40 2100 1Slot 5 Value; see chart for suggesons.
21 Slot – 30000 50 2100 2Slot 6 Value; see chart for suggesons.
22 Slot – 35000 60 See Note below Slot 7 Value; see chart for suggesons.
23 Slot – 40000 70 See Note Below Slot 8 Value; see chart for suggesons.
24 Slot – 45000 80 See Note Below Slot 9 Value; see chart for suggesons.
25 Slot – 50000 90 See Note Below Slot 10 Value; see chart for suggesons.
26 Slot Value 35k-50k 1151Mulplier Value
Understanding Opons 22 through 26 notes:
Opons 22 through 25 maximum value is determined by taking the value of opon 26 and mulplying it by 250.
The minimum and increment values is the value of opon 26.
Other notes:
Aract audio me counts in 30 second increments. 1 = 30 seconds, 2 = 60 seconds, etc. 0 = o.
Ticket Bonus = 0 will produce a free Game award and Blanks the Display.
Ticket Mulplier = 0 and Ticket Bonus = 0 will produce “Just for Fun Playing” or NO TICKETS
Ticket Mulplier = 0 and Ticket Bonus > 0 will result in Wins 1 Ticket for Bonus.

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Step 1) Remove the plaque that is
mounted to the game.
Step 2) Use clear tape to secure the
desired Score Chart under the
plasc panel.
Step 3) In the game soware
sengs change opons 16 through
25 to match the score chart you
have chosen.
Step 4) Install the plaque back onto
the game using the three AA6953
(8-32 x 1”) screws.
NOTE: To print a Custom Score
Chart please contact ICE technical
support at [phone] Monday
through Friday 8:30am to 6:00pm
Eastern Standard Time or at
www.icegame.com.
The values used must be within the
soware’s maximum and minimum
limits.

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ERROR CODES
When AC power is applied, some devices will do a self-test. The following error codes can be displayed:
Error 1 Compact Flash Error Error 2 Wheel Blue Sensor Error on
Error 3 Wheel Green Sensor Error on Error 4 Wheel Red Sensor Error on
Error 5 Wheel Blue Sensor Error o Error 6 Wheel Green Sensor Error o
Error 7 Wheel Red Sensor Error o Error 8 No Wheel Communicaon
Error 9 No Front Communicaon Error 10 Over Back Sensor Error
Resolving Errors 8 and 9:
Errors 8 and 9 are generated when there is a loss of communicaon between either the Rotate I/O board
(TL2035X) and Font I/O (TL2037X). Both I/O boards communicate to the main board by means of RS232 in-
terface. This is accomplished by a ST3232 RS-232 Driver/Receiver IC on all boards (TL2034X, TL2035x, and
TL2037X). On the main board (TL2034X) J17 connects through a TL2009 slip ring and then to J9 of the Rotate
I/O board (TL2035X). J16 on the main board connects to J3 of the Front I/O board (TL2037X). Error 8 is
caused by the Rotate I/O board and Error 9 is caused by the Front I/O.
Step by Step to resolve ERROR 8:
Step 1: Swap Connector J17 with J16 on the main board. Cycle power of the game.
Did the error change to error 9?
If yes, replace Rotate I/O board (TL2035X).
If no, connue.
Step 2: Swap connectors back but leave J17 unplugged at the main board.
Unplug the 5 pin harness under the playeld assembly at the back of the game.
First examine the pins both at both boards and at the slip ring.
Found bad pins?
If yes, repair/replace, reconnect all connectors and reboot game.
If no, connue.
Step 3: Use a voltage meter set to Ohms and measure the resistance on each wire in the harness.
All read 1 ohms or less?
If yes, connue.
If no, replace harness or repair the broken wire. Reboot game.