Incredible technologies Big buck hunter call of the wild User manual

INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL

Version 01/05

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FEATURES

•Up to Four Players can Hunt in Head-To-Head Competition!

•Select from Traditional Play, Hunt Club, Tournament Play Modes

•Improved Hunt Club Play For More Stats and Variety

•Unique New Bonus Only Play Mode

•Over 480 Authentic and Unique 3D Hunting Scenes

•Hunt All Across the US and Canada, Including the New Midwest and Southwest

Regions

•Hunt in Varying Weather Conditions: Sunlight, Rain, Fog and Snow

•Hunt During Different Times of Day: Early Morning, Afternoon and Night

•Hunt Deer, Elk and now Antelope

•Exciting Bonus Rounds Lets you Test your Skill on Doves, Pheasant, Squirrel,

Duck, Skeet, Raccoon, and a Huge Variety of Targets

•Operator Selectable Bloodless and Tagging Modes

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FEATURES.......................................................................................................................................................1

DEDICATED CABINETS ........................................................................................................................................ 4

DEDICATED GAME CONTENTS ................................................................................................................................. 4

RECOMMENDED SUPPLIES ...................................................................................................................................... 4

THE CABINET ........................................................................................................................................................ 4

Key Measurements...........................................................................................................................................4

Power Requirements.........................................................................................................................................4

Rifle and Holster Clips.......................................................................................................................................4

Hard Drive ........................................................................................................................................................4

Volume and Test Switches................................................................................................................................4

LED Sign ..........................................................................................................................................................4

Security Bar ......................................................................................................................................................5

Card Reader.....................................................................................................................................................5

Monitor..............................................................................................................................................................5

DIP SWITCH SETTINGS ........................................................................................................................................ 5

BIG BUCK HUNTER COTW PCB CONNECTIONS ................................................................................................ 5

KIT GAME INSTALLATION.................................................................................................................................... 5

KIT PACKAGE CONTENTS........................................................................................................................................ 6

RECOMMENDED TOOLS AND SUPPLIES..................................................................................................................... 6

INSTALLATION PREPARATION ........................................................................................................................... 6

THE CABINET ........................................................................................................................................................ 6

Power Requirements.........................................................................................................................................6

Monitor Requirements.......................................................................................................................................6

Cabinet Selection..............................................................................................................................................7

CONTROL PANEL ................................................................................................................................................... 7

Button Preparation............................................................................................................................................7

Volume and Test Switches................................................................................................................................8

GRAPHIC OVERLAYS .............................................................................................................................................. 8

Control Panel Overlay Installation......................................................................................................................8

Function Labels Overlay Installation..................................................................................................................8

Marquee Installation..........................................................................................................................................8

Cabinet Side Graphics Installation.....................................................................................................................8

RIFLE HOLSTER INSTALLATION ................................................................................................................................ 9

Gun Installation...............................................................................................................................................10

WIRING AND HARDWARE ASSEMBLY ...................................................................................................................... 10

Control Panel Assembly ..................................................................................................................................10

Printed Circuit Board (PCB).............................................................................................................................10

PCB and Hard Drive Installation......................................................................................................................11

Wire Harness..................................................................................................................................................12

Power Supply and Connections.......................................................................................................................12

Instructions for ATX Power Supplies:...............................................................................................................12

SYNC .............................................................................................................................................................13

Coin Doors, Test Switch, and Volume Control Panel .......................................................................................13

Final Check.....................................................................................................................................................13

DIP SWITCH SETTINGS ...................................................................................................................................... 13

CONNECTING THE PHONE LINE........................................................................................................................ 13

NODE CONNECTIONS ........................................................................................................................................ 14

INITIAL POWER-UP ............................................................................................................................................. 14

ITNET OPERATOR REGISTRATION ................................................................................................................... 15

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ITNET INSTALLATION PROCEDURE ................................................................................................................. 15

OPERATOR TEST MODE .................................................................................................................................... 16

MAIN MENU......................................................................................................................................................... 16

ITNET COLLECTIONS & AUDITS RESET.......................................................................................................... 16

OPERATOR ADJUSTABLES MENU........................................................................................................................... 17

GAME MODE SELECTION.............................................................................................................................17

COIN DOOR SETTINGS.................................................................................................................................18

SKILL LEVEL ADJUSTMENT..........................................................................................................................18

PLAYER COST SCHEDULE...........................................................................................................................18

VOLUME SETTINGS ......................................................................................................................................18

ATTRACT MODE SOUNDS............................................................................................................................19

VIOLENCE......................................................................................................................................................19

EMAIL REQUEST MENU................................................................................................................................19

COIN PAGE PROMPT TEXT..........................................................................................................................20

RESET OPERATOR ADJUSTABLES .............................................................................................................20

GAME AUDITS MENU............................................................................................................................................ 20

DISPLAY COIN AUDITS .................................................................................................................................20

DISPLAY GAME PURCHASE AUDITS ...........................................................................................................21

DISPLAY REGION AUDITS ............................................................................................................................21

DISPLAY LIFETIME COIN AUDITS ................................................................................................................21

ITNET MENU....................................................................................................................................................... 22

ITNET ADJUSTABLES MENU ........................................................................................................................25

DISABLE\ENABLE TOURNAMENTS ..............................................................................................................26

DISPLAY TIMERS ..........................................................................................................................................27

SYSTEM TESTS MENU .......................................................................................................................................... 28

VIDEO SCREEN TESTS.................................................................................................................................28

SOUND TESTS ..............................................................................................................................................28

SWITCH TESTS .............................................................................................................................................28

SERIAL PORT TESTS ....................................................................................................................................28

COMMUNICATION TESTS.............................................................................................................................29

MOTHERBOARD TESTS................................................................................................................................29

GUN CALIBRATION RESULTS \INPUT TEST...............................................................................................29

GUN FLASH/MONITOR BRIGHTNESS TEST ................................................................................................30

GUN CALIBRATION MENU...................................................................................................................................... 31

MAILBOX............................................................................................................................................................. 31

HIGH SCOREBOARDS MENU.................................................................................................................................. 31

AUTOMATIC STARTUP TEST AND SWITCH TESTS..................................................................................................... 31

JAMMA HARNESS AND GUN CONNECTIONS........................................................................................................... 32

JAMMA Harness Connection ..........................................................................................................................32

Gun Harness Connection................................................................................................................................32

RIFLE PART NUMBERS ......................................................................................................................................... 33

APPENDIX A........................................................................................................................................................ 35

GENERAL TROUBLESHOOTING............................................................................................................................... 35

Video Problems...............................................................................................................................................35

Sound Problems .............................................................................................................................................35

Gun Problems .................................................................................................................................................36

Control Problems ............................................................................................................................................37

Power-Up Problems ........................................................................................................................................37

Miscellaneous Problems .................................................................................................................................37

APPENDIX B........................................................................................................................................................ 38

ITS®/ITNET® ONLINE OVERVIEW.................................................................................................................... 38

ITNET® DEBIT ACCOUNT FORM ..................................................................................................................... 39

ITNET® OPERATOR AGREEMENT FORM ....................................................................................................... 41

ITNET® GAME REGISTRATION FORM ............................................................................................................ 43

APPENDIX C........................................................................................................................................................ 43

APPENDIX C........................................................................................................................................................ 45

INDUSTRY CANADA (IC) NOTICE .................................................................................................................45

FCC Regulation Compliance...........................................................................................................................45

WARNINGS AND NOTICES.............................................................................................................................. 46

CONTACT INFORMATION ....................................................................................................................................... 47

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DEDICATED CABINETS

DEDICATED GAME CONTENTS

(1) Big Buck Hunter Call of the Wild

Dedicated Cabinet with LED Sign

(1) Gun Assembly

(1) Big Buck Hunter COTW Manual

(1) Monitor Manual

(1) 50 ft. Telephone Cable

(1) Telephone Line Splitter

RECOMMENDED SUPPLIES

qAnalog telephone connection.

qInexpensive telephone, used to test the line

connection.

THE CABINET

Your Big Buck Hunter Call of the Wild cabinet comes with

the hard drive packed in a padded box inside the cabinet.

Install the hard drive carefully. Make sure all of the

connectors, wires, harnesses and PCB cards are seated

securely in their sockets before applying power.

Key Measurements

•Shipping Dimensions (height x width x depth): 78 x 30

x 37 [inches] 198.12 x 76.2 x 93.98 [centimeters]

•Shipping Weight: 415 [pounds] 188.24 [kilograms]

•Power Supply Specs (input/output voltages, power):

ATX: input 115VAC (8A) 230VAC (4.5A) output

+3.3VDC (14A), +5VDC (25A), +12VDC (10A), -5VDC

(0.5A), -12VDC (1A), +5V/SB(1.5A) power 250W Max

•Current drawn by cabinet: 2 AMPS Approximate

•Fluorescent bulb specs: 17" F15 T8CW

•Compliance -FCC Class A

Power Requirements

Big Buck Hunter Call of the Wild requires a 250-Watt ATX

Power Supply.

+3 VDC 14 amps

+5 VDC 25 amps

+12 VDC 10 amps

WARNING!!!

The output level of many “regulated” switching power

supplies actually varies with load. For this reason, the power

supply from an old game may not be an ATX power supply

required for a BIG BUCK HUNTER™ RED BOARD. This

makes the existing power supply inappropriate and

hazardous to your new game. Use only a 250-Watt ATX

Power Supply with the RED BOARD.

Rifle and Holster Clips

Unwrap the rifle and mount it on the two holster clips on

the control panel. You will want to calibrate your rifle for

best game play results. Refer to the Gun Calibration

section for proper calibration and adjustments procedures.

Hard Drive

BIG BUCK HUNTER CALL OF THE WILD uses a hard

drive to store its game data. The Hard Drive is shipped in a

padded box inside the cabinet. Install the hard drive

carefully, as it is very sensitive to shock. Make sure the

hard drive is mounted securely and the power and data

cables are secure. Refer to the Hard Drive section for

proper mounting and replacement procedures.

The hard drive is shipped with a mounting bracket already

attached. The bracket protects the electronics from

damage due to improper handling. DO NOT REMOVE the

bracket, as it may cause damage to the hard drive.

CAUTION!

Hard drives are sensitive to both physical and electrical

shock. DO NOT DROP OR KNOCK OVER the hard drive.

Avoid shocks and other electrical discharges. DO NOT

REMOVE the mounting bracket from the hard drive.

Removal may cause damage to the hard drive and will

void the warranty. Keep the supplied padded box for

shipping any returns. Failure to use the supplied shipping

box will void the warranty. DO NOT USE POWER TOOLS.

Returns

The Hard Drive is shipped in a shipping box that is

fastened to the inside bottom of the cabinet. Be sure to

keep this box, in case you need to move the game or ship

the hard drive. Ship the bracket with the hard drive. Do

not remove the bracket from the hard drive. Failure to use

the supplied box, or removal of the bracket, will VOID THE

WARRANTY on the hard drive.

Volume and Test Switches

Your cabinet comes equipped with a bank of buttons

mounted inside the coin door. The Test button activates

Operator Test mode, for software audits, game

adjustables, and system tests. Refer to the Operator Test

section of this manual for more information.

There are also two Volume control buttons mounted inside

the coin door. Press the button on the left to increase

volume, and press the button on the right to decrease

volume. You can also adjust volume in the Operator Test

mode by pressing the Test button.

LED Sign

Your Big Buck Hunter Call of the Wild cabinet has a

scrolling LED sign installed in the marquee section of the

cabinet. The LED sign is used by ITNet to advertise

contests and game features. When the game is not

registered to ITNet, the scrolling sign displays basic game

features for Big Buck Hunter, as a way to attract players.

When ITNet features are enabled, special messages

related to tournaments or contests will be sent through the

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phone line for automatic display. If the LED is required to

be off in your state or location, it can be disabled in

Operator Adjustables mode.

Security Bar

Big Buck Hunter Call of the Wild comes with a heavy-duty

security bar, to help you protect your cash box. Use a

strong padlock (not included) to lock the security bar in

place.

Card Reader

Your Big Buck Hunter Call of the Wild cabinet contains a

card reader unit that is installed in the front of your cabinet.

Players and operators use the card reader for access to

exciting online game features. Make sure the card

reader’s power and data connectors are seated properly.

Use the Card Reader test in Operator Test Mode to make

sure the card reader is working properly.

Monitor

Your Big Buck Hunter Call of the Wild cabinet comes

equipped with a digital monitor set to medium resolution

(mid-res). Big Buck Hunter Call of the Wild dedicated

cabinets support mid-res. monitors, offering superb

graphics and brilliant colors. Big Buck Hunter KITS

support both low-res and mid-res. monitors. Because this

shooting game uses light to track targets and determine

aiming, a properly adjusted monitor is extremely important.

Make sure your monitor is adjusted properly for best game

play results.

DIP SWITCH SETTINGS

The SW51-Dip switches can be found on the main PCB

near the JAMMA connector.

Dip Switch 1 (ON): Normal Play (DEFAULT)

Dip switch 1 (OFF): OPERATOR MODE

Dip switch 2 (ON): Regular Targeting (DEFAULT)

Dip switch 2 (OFF): Secondary Targeting

Dip switch 3 (ON): Always "ON" (DEFAULT)

Dip switch 4 (ON): Always "ON" (DEFAULT)

The SW5-Dip switches can be found near the flashing

green LED.

Dip switch 1 (OFF): Medium Resolution (DEFAULT)

Dip switch 1 (ON): Low Resolution

**Dip switch 2 (OFF): Low Resolution B Adjust

Dip switch 2 (ON): Low Resolution A (DEFAULT)

Dip switch 3 (ON): Always "ON" (DEFAULT)

Dip switch 4 (ON): Always "ON" (DEFAULT)

**If you are experiencing a “jittery” image, try this mode to

correct. Restart the game and adjust the monitor

Note: Low-resolution works on BBH KITS ONLY!

BIG BUCK HUNTER COTW

PCB CONNECTIONS JAMMA

Connector

Video

Card

Processor with

Heat Sink

Boot ROM

U15

Hard Drive

Connector

LED Sign

Connector

(Gray)

CD ROM

40-Pin

Connector

20-Pin ATX

Power

Connector

Phone Jack

for Outside

Line

Extra Phone

Jack used for

Daisy

Chaining

Rifle

Connector

BIG BUCK

HUNTER

MAIN PCB

Modem

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KIT GAME INSTALLATION

KIT PACKAGE CONTENTS

(1) Printed Circuit Board (PCB) Assembly

(1) Hard Drive and 40-Pin Ribbon Cable

(1) ATX Power Supply

(1) Gun Assembly

(2) Gun Mounting Clips

(1) Illuminated Button Assembly

(1) Card Reader Assembly

(1) Misc. Mounting Hardware

(1) Marquee Art

(1) Marquee Acrylic

(1) Control Panel Overlay

(1) Set Control Panel Labels

(2) Side Decals

(1) Set Installation Templates

(1) 50 ft. Telephone Cable

(1) Telephone Line Splitter

(1) Manual

RECOMMENDED TOOLS AND

SUPPLIES

•Phillips and Slotted Screwdrivers

•Socket Set, Wire Cutters and Strippers

•Pliers or Channel Locks

•Electric Drill with 3/32", ¼", and 7/16" Bits

•Chassis or Sheet Metal Punch

•Razor Knife and Sharp Blades

•Soldering Iron and 60/40 Resin Core Solder

•Assorted Fastening Hardware

•Heat Shrink Tubing (3/32", 1/8", and 3/16")

•Masking Tape or 4" Wire Ties

IF YOU DO YOUR OWN PAINTING, YOU'LL NEED

THESE PAINT SUPPLIES:

•Air Brush or Paint Sprayer

•Paint Brush, Paint Roller and Pan

•Paint (and Primer)

•Sandpaper

INSTALLATION

PREPARATION

BEFORE YOU START...

1. Check to see if all the needed parts have been

included in your kit or tournament cabinet.

2. Do you have the necessary tools?

3. Do not work with any part of the system plugged

in (lights, monitor, or power supply).

THE CABINET

Power Requirements

WARNING!

ATX Power Supplies require a load to operate. There

will be no Voltage Output if the power supply is not

connected to the main board.

Big Buck Hunter Call of the Wild requires an ATX

Power Supply, supplied with this kit. Make sure the

game you have chosen to convert is able to supply all

the required voltages for Big Buck Hunter Call of the

Wild.

+3 VDC 14 amps

+5 VDC 25 amps

+12 VDC 10 amps

WARNING!!!

The output level of many “regulated” switching power supplies

actually varies with load. For this reason, the power supply from

an old game may not be an ATX power supply required for a BIG

BUCK HUNTER™ RED BOARD. This makes the existing power

supply inappropriate and hazardous to your new game. Use only

a 250-Watt ATX Power Supply with the RED BOARD.

Monitor Requirements

BIG BUCK HUNTER requires a monitor in a

horizontal mount raster scan with negative composite

SYNC. It can be difficult to change the monitor from

vertical to a horizontal unit. Therefore, installation will

be easier if you choose a horizontal mount cabinet.

BIG BUCK HUNTER has been designed for medium-

resolution (mid-res) monitors. For best results,

choose a cabinet with a mid-res. monitor. Consult

your monitor for mid-res. adjustment.

ONLY Big Buck Hunter Call of the Wild Kits will work

with low-resolution monitors. Please check the dip

switch settings on Page 5 for correct settings.

CAUTION! Monitors are extremely dangerous and can result in

severe injury. Make sure you follow and observe all safety

precautions as outlined in your monitor’s manual.

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DRILL 1" HOLE

DRILL 3/16" HOLE

(2 PLACES)

START BUTTON

HOLE TEMPLATE

Cabinet Selection

You can choose either a new cabinet or a used

cabinet for your BIG BUCK HUNTER game. Reusing

a cabinet is by far the most cost-effective way to

maximize the return of your initial investment. In

either case, all you need to provide is a cabinet with a

power supply, bill acceptor and monitor. We provide

the rest. The end result is a new game at a very low

cost.

NOTE:

It is recommended that a cabinet used for similar types

of games be used for your BIG BUCK HUNTER. Large

monitors mounted at a right angle work best.

NOTE:

The monitor must be mounted perpendicular to the gun

for the game to play correctly.

When selecting a cabinet, keep this in

mind:

A cabinet with a 25" or larger monitor, mounted at a

right angle, will produce the best game play results.

The monitor must be perpendicular to the gun for the

game to play correctly.

1. Remove the following from the cabinet: Main

Logic Board(s), Control Panel, Monitor Plexiglas,

Marquee, Cabinet Graphics

2. Thoroughly clean out your cabinet. Remove all

the old buttons, joysticks and wires from the

control panel. DO NOT remove monitor and

speaker wires.

3. If your cabinet does not have switches or buttons

inside the cabinet, you will need to install them for

volume control and access to diagnostics and

testing modes.

4. Remove the old graphics and adhesive from the

control panel, and the side of the cabinet.

5. For a fresh look, painting is highly recommended.

Spray painting gives a better finish, but if an air

brush or paint sprayer is unavailable, a roller is

second best. Remember to cover all exposed

surfaces not to be painted.

6. The "new game look" should always apply to the

inside of your game as well. A few wire ties and

shrink tubing on your harness, some fastening

hardware on your subassemblies, and a sweep

with the vacuum cleaner will help ensure that

glitches do not occur.

CONTROL PANEL

Compare your cabinet’s control panel to the diagram

below to determine how to install the graphics and

controls. The BIG BUCK HUNTER gun holster is

mounted either on the front or side of the cabinet, so

your control panel requires very little drilling.

Button Preparation

Big Buck Hunter comes with an illuminated Start

button.

1. When making the hole for the Start button, use the

control panel layout diagram as a guide to where

you should drill your new hole, and mark the

center of the hole with a pencil.

2. Locate and Mark the center of the control panel.

3. Position and attach the Start Button Hole Pattern

Template to your control panel. Be sure that the

location you have selected is free from

obstructions inside the cabinet. Be sure that the

template is oriented correctly.

4. Carefully drill and deburr the 1” center hole, and

the two 3/16” mounting holes.

5. Use a file to smooth any rough edges on the

holes.

6. Fill any old and unused holes with wood, resin, or

a metal plate.

7. It is recommended that you cover your control

panel with Plexiglas. Now would be a good time

to cut it to fit while the dimensions and tools are at

hand.

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8. Install the control panel graphics and labels,

following the instructions found in the manual. Cut

away any graphics material from the button holes.

9. Insert the supplied button into the large hole. Two

pins on the lower edge of the button are used to

lock the button into position.

10. Tighten the large plastic nut securely onto the

plastic button housing.

11. Snap the micro-switch and lamp into the button

housing.

12. Attach the button assembly switch and lamp to the

main harness connectors. Refer to the manual for

correct wiring.

Volume and Test Switches

If your cabinet does not have switches or buttons inside

the cabinet, you will need to install them for volume

control and access to diagnostics and testing modes.

Big Buck Hunter requires three external switches to

navigate through Operator Mode. Install a Test, Volume

Up and Volume Down switch in a convenient location

inside your coin door. Volume Up and Volume Down

double as scroll up and scroll down when in Operator

Mode. Refer to the JAMMA Connections diagram for

proper wiring.

GRAPHIC OVERLAYS

BIG BUCK HUNTER comes equipped with graphics

that will accommodate a variety of existing game

cabinets. Remove any old control panel graphics and

make sure the panel is clean and free of dirt, grease

or adhesives before installing your new graphics.

Control Panel Overlay Installation

1. Make sure the control panel is clean and free

from dust, grease, metal filings, and sawdust.

The background overlay provided with the game

is oversized to accommodate most control panel

sizes. Center the background overlay on the

control panel surface. Be sure to leave enough

excess material above and below the control

panel in order to trim it evenly.

2. Remove the protective backing from the

background overlay. Center the background

overlay over the control panel and place down

gently, making sure to keep it square. Using your

hands, press down firmly, starting from the center

and smooth the background overlay outward,

making sure all bubbles have been pressed out

for a clean, flat surface.

3. Using a sharp razor knife, trim any excess from

the background overlay. Carefully pierce through

the overlay above the control panel hole that you

have marked. Cut out material covering the pre-

drilled holes with the razor knife. Be sure to cut

and trim the background overlay cleanly and

evenly.

Function Labels Overlay Installation

Line up the supplied function labels to correspond

with the control panel layout on the previous page.

Remove the backing and carefully press into place.

Be sure they are straight. Refer to the control panel

diagram for optimal placement. If you are protecting

your control panel with a Plexiglas overlay and have

already cut it install it now.

Insert the Start button into the control panel and

tighten securely. Refer to the Wiring section of this

manual for correct button wiring.

Marquee Installation

If your cabinet needs a new marquee Plexiglas,

determine the correct size and cut to fit. Using the old

marquee Plexiglas as a template, center the Plexiglas

on your new marquee, making sure that all the printed

images will be visible.

The supplied marquee is designed to fit in a

dedicated Big Buck Hunter as well as most universal

kit cabinets. When installing in a kit, you will need to

trim the marquee art to fit. Use the existing Plexiglas

from your cabinet to determine the proper trim size.

Refer to the diagram below for best results. Be sure

to leave enough room above and below the logos so

they are not cut off when installed.

Using a razor knife, carefully score the new marquee,

following the edges of the old glass. Carefully break

off excess material. Be sure the light behind the

marquee works and that the glass is clean on both

sides. Now install the marquee graphics and

Plexiglas securely.

Use the area below the LED section for kit marquee

Cabinet Side Graphics Installation

Remove any old side stickers. Be sure the surface is

smooth and clean. Carefully remove the backing

from the supplied logo stickers and smooth in place

on the side of your cabinet. Refer to the diagram

below for optimal placement.

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RIFLE HOLSTER INSTALLATION

Most BIG BUCK HUNTER games come equipped

with a specially designed rifle. To mount the rifle to

the cabinet, you need to attach a rifle holster. The

rifle holster consists of two high-impact plastic

brackets. These brackets can be mounted on the

front of your cabinet, or on the side of your cabinet.

1. Determine where you want to mount the holster.

The holster should be mounted at a comfortable

height near the control panel. Make sure the

cable attached to the rifle will reach the PCB

when mounted in the proposed bracket position.

2. Use the dimensions on the cabinet diagrams for

optimal placement.

3. For FRONT MOUNTING, center the template on

a vertical surface. Be sure the template is

oriented correctly. Match the center of the

template to the center line of the cabinet. Use

only the brackets on the template labeled A and

C. The center holes on the brackets should be

18.875” apart.

4. For SIDE MOUNTING, orient and attach the

template to the cabinet at a 30-degree angle. Be

sure the template is oriented correctly. Use only

the brackets on the template labeled A and B.

The center holes on the brackets should be 15.5”

apart.

5. Punch or mark the center holes for the

appropriate bracket mounting holes with an awl.

6. Remove the template and carefully drill and

deburr the four 3/16” mounting holes.

7. Install the brackets using the supplied carriage

bolts, flat washers and locking nuts. Fasten the

nuts securely inside the cabinet.

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DRILL HOLE

7/32" (3 PLACES)

DRILL HOLE 1-1/2

GUN CABLE MOUNTING PLATE

HOLE PATTERN

Gun Installation

1. Insert the gun into the newly mounted holster.

The attached gun cable should be hanging freely,

with no loops or kinks.

2. Determine the best location for the gun cable

mounting bracket. Players should be able to

move the gun freely. Use the dimensions

indicated on the cabinet diagrams for

approximate placement. Be sure that once

installed, the wires from the gun cable assembly

will reach the power supply and PCB inside the

cabinet.

3. Position and attach the Gun Cable Mounting

Template to the cabinet. Be sure that the location

you have selected is free from bracing or wiring

inside the cabinet.

4. Carefully drill and deburr the 1 ½” center hole,

and the three .20 mounting holes.

5. Thread the cable connector and grounding wire

through the center hole.

6. Mount the Gun Cable Mounting Plate using the

supplied carriage bolts, flat washers and locking

nuts. Make sure the bolts are seated firmly.

Attach the grounding wire to any one of the

carriage bolts before installing the washer and

locking nut.

7. Once the Gun Cable Mounting Plate is mounted

securely, Make sure the gun can move freely in

all directions.

8. Inside the cabinet, connect the Cable Connector

to the supplied Connecting Harness. The

Connecting Harness then connects to GUN 1

connector on the main PCB. See the Wiring

section of this manual for more details.

WIRING AND HARDWARE

ASSEMBLY

REMEMBER! DO NOT WORK WITH ANY PART OF

THIS SYSTEM PLUGGED IN (Lights, Monitor, or

Power Supply).

NOTE:

All switch wires used in this game need to be wired to

the normally open connection on the switches. Each

switch requires a ground wire on the common

connector and the appropriate control or switch wire on

the other normally open connector of the switch.

Control Panel Assembly

Wire the controls using the JAMMA Harness

Connection table. Connect the gun using the supplied

connecting harness cable into GUN 1 on the main

PCB.

Printed Circuit Board (PCB)

BIG BUCK HUNTER uses a hard drive to store its

game data. Make sure you mount your PCB in such a

way as to allow easy connections to the hard drive

cables. Refer to the next section for suggested

mounting positions.

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PCB and Hard Drive Installation

The hard drive is shipped with a mounting bracket already attached. The bracket allows installation with a minimal number

of steps and protects the electronics from damage due to improper handling. DO NOT REMOVE the bracket, as it may

cause damage to the hard drive. Use the diagram shown below for positioning the hard drive assembly in different types

of cabinets. Make sure to position the game board and the drive close enough for the two supplied cables to reach.

A data cable is supplied for the hard drive and is required for proper operation. Test fit the cable supplied for the hard

drive before securing to the mounting surface. See the insert for installation details. The supplied ribbon cable is for data

transmission. Connect one end of this cable to the keyed connector at J21 on the game board, and the other end into the

keyed connector on the hard drive. Also connect the 4-pin connector from the ATX power supply to the hard drive.

CAUTION!

Hard drives are sensitive to both physical and electrical shock. DO NOT DROP OR KNOCK OVER the hard drive.

Avoid shocks and other electrical discharges. DO NOT REMOVE the mounting bracket from the hard drive.

Removal may cause damage to the hard drive and will void the warranty. Keep the supplied padded box for

shipping any returns. Failure to use the supplied shipping box will void the warranty.

Installation in Lower Cabinet

1. Install the CPU Board on the inside wall of the cabinet (left or right), approximately 1 ½” above the cabinet floor.

Secure the CPU board using the ten supplied #6x3/4” hex washer head sheet metal screws.

2. Locate the Hard Drive on the cabinet floor, approximately 2” from the cabinet wall, and directly in line with the JAMMA

connector. Attach with 4 #8X ¾” wood screws (supplied). Avoid jarring or vibrating the hard drive with power

tools during installation.

3. Connect the keyed Hard Drive ribbon cable to J21 on the CPU board.

4. connect the 4-pin connector from the ATX power supply to the hard drive.

Returns

In kit games, the hard drive is shipped in a special padded box. In a dedicated cabinet, the shipping box is fastened to the

inside bottom of the cabinet. Be sure to keep this box, in case you need to ship the hard drive. Ship the bracket with the

hard drive. Do not remove the bracket from the hard drive. Failure to use the supplied box, or removal of the bracket, will

VOID THE WARRANTY on the hard drive.

RED BOARD

PCB

Hard Drive

ATX Power

Supply

J22

J21

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Wire Harness

1. If you are installing BIG BUCK

HUNTER CALL OF THE WILD

into a cabinet with a pre-installed

JAMMA harness, it may not have

a wire for the test switch. You will

have to add a contact to the edge

connector at the proper position

(position 15). Some cabinets

have only one coin switch input and the coin switches

are wired together. Connect the designated wires to

the coin switches separately.

2. Attach the wire harness connector to the PCB. Be

sure it is mounted correctly.

WARNING!

Make sure you have identified PIN 1 on the connector before

powering up. Plugging the JAMMA connector in backwards will

cause damage to the PCB.

3. It is best to use connectors (not supplied) whenever

joining a set of harness wires to a subassembly. If you

choose to solder wires together, follow this procedure:

4. Strip off about ½" of insulation from the wire.

5. Slide a piece of heat-shrink tubing over the end.

6. Do not leave a lot of excess wire spooled up in your

cabinet. Cut the wires to the length you need plus a

few extra inches. Leave enough for proper cable

dressing. Do not make it stretch across the inside of

the cabinet.

7. Solder the new wire to the original wire. Use a straight

in-line splice.

Power Supply and Connections

Because of current consumption, your Big Buck Hunter Call

of the Wild PCB connects directly to a 250-Watt ATX Power

Supply. To correctly mount the ATX Power Supply, you will

need to add a third bracket (supplied):

1. Attach the mounting bracket to the power supply using

the 6-32x1/4” machine screw.

2. Place the power supply in its intended location.

3. Secure the power supply using the three supplied #6x1/2”

hex washer head sheet metal screws.

Instructions for ATX Power Supplies:

1. Turn power to the cabinet and power supply completely

off.

2. Connect the 20-Pin ATX Connector directly into the RED

BOARD socket J5.

3. Locate one Hard Drive Power Connector from the ATX

Power Supply. Use this connector for powering lights,

meters and other non-PCB devices.

4. Locate another Hard Drive power connector on the ATX

Power Supply. Connect this to the Hard Drive.

5. The third Hard Drive connector from the power supply

remains unused. This is meant for future use to perform

updates with a CD ROM drive. Always be sure the CD

ROM drive is set to SLAVE Mode.

6. Turn power on while holding down the start button to

initiate a diagnostic test. Run this test to make sure your

RED BOARD is functioning properly.

7. Be sure to check your JAMMA connector and make sure

it is tightly connected. Detailed instructions and photos

of this installation can be viewed on the Operator

Services section of the IT web site, www.itsgames.com.

WARNING!

ATX Power Supplies require a load to operate. There will be

no Voltage Output if the power supply is not connected to the

main board.

Back View

New Bracket Top View

3 Mounting Brackets

Big Buck Hunter™ Page 13 Version 01/05

SYNC

This is the recommended approach for a Wells-Gardner

monitor and should work with some others as well.

If your monitor does not have a composite SYNC input but

has separate horizontal and vertical SYNC inputs, try

connecting the composite SYNC signal from the PCB to

the negative horizontal SYNC signal on the monitor. This

should produce a satisfactory result, although some

adjustment of the monitor's SYNC controls may be

necessary.

Coin Doors, Test Switch, and Volume

Control Panel

Wire the coin doors and the test switch(es) as per the

JAMMA Harness Connection table on page 35. Connect

the door lamps to the +12 vdc supply. Some games have

separate power supply outputs for the lamps.

Install a test switch somewhere convenient inside the coin

door area. This switch allows you to enter adjustables, run

diagnostics, and see or clear audits. Make it readily

accessible through the coin door. Wire it to the Test wire

on the JAMMA Harness.

BIG BUCK HUNTER has the ability to adjust volume at

any time during a game. Install two push button switches

(not included) inside the coin door for easy access.

Connect the switches to the JAMMA harness. Refer to the

JAMMA Harness Connection table on 35.

Final Check

Check the game inside and out for any imperfections.

Secure any loose wiring or fastening hardware.

Make sure the coin door is tight and the coin mechs are

well adjusted.

NOTE:

Make sure all assemblies are firmly attached. Anything that is

not mounted securely will rattle when the game is played.

This game makes use of low-frequency sounds that can

cause any loose joints to rattle.

DIP SWITCH SETTINGS

The SW51-Dip switches can be found on the main PCB

near the JAMMA connector.

Dip Switch 1 (ON): Normal Play (DEFAULT)

Dip switch 1 (OFF): OPERATOR MODE

Dip switch 2 (ON): Always "ON" (DEFAULT)

Dip switch 3 (ON): Always "ON" (DEFAULT)

Dip switch 4 (ON): Always "ON" (DEFAULT)

The SW5-Dip switches can be found near the flashing

green LED. These are used to adjust monitor resolution in

Kits.

Dip switch 1 (OFF): Medium Resolution (DEFAULT)

Dip switch 1 (ON): Low Resolution

**Dip switch 2 (OFF): Low Resolution B Adjust

Dip switch 2 (ON): Low Resolution A (DEFAULT)

Dip switch 3 (ON): Always "ON" (DEFAULT)

Dip switch 4 (ON): Always "ON" (DEFAULT)

**If you are experiencing a “jittery” image, try this mode to

correct. Restart the game and adjust the monitor

Note: Low-resolution works on BBH KITS ONLY!

CONNECTING THE PHONE

LINE

In order for your game to enjoy online features, you must

connect the game to a regular telephone line. ITNet

requires a regular phone line that gives a dial tone. Phone

systems that are not direct outside lines may not work.

1. Make sure that the supplied long telephone cable is

plugged into the modem connector on the PCB labeled

PHONE 1. Thread the cable through the mouse hole

below the back door.

2. Connect the loose end of the long cable into any

existing telephone jack. Use the included splitter if you

are connecting to a jack already in use.

Connecting to the Wall

IMPORTANT!

Your game will receive code updates through the phone line,

even if you are not registered with the ITNet system.

However, you MUST be registered with ITNet and

appropriate operator papers must be on file wi th Incredible

Technologies, Inc. or your game will not receive the ITNet

play features.

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NODE CONNECTIONS

If you are planning to place more than one online machine

in a location, you may want to connect them together so all

of the ITNet machines share the same phone line. Follow

the directions below to correctly daisy chain your cabinets

together.

ITNet games can be connected together and share one

phone line. Connect the first game cabinet to the phone

line following the directions on the previous page.

From the first cabinet, connect the long round 50-foot

telephone cable that is supplied with each game, to the

phone jack on the PCB marked PHONE2. Connect the

other end of this cable into the phone jack marked

PHONE1 on the next cabinet in line. If a third cabinet is to

be connected, attach another telephone cable to the jack

marked PHONE2 on the second cabinet. Attach the other

end of the cable to the jack marked PHONE1 on the third

cabinet. Repeat this sequence until all of your tournament

machines are daisy-chained together.

INITIAL POWER-UP

1. Connect the JAMMA Harness.

WARNING!

Make sure the JAMMA harness, hard drive, and all other

connections are plugged in correctly. Damage to the PCB will

occur if the JAMMA connector is plugged in wrong.

2. Check the game inside and out for any imperfections.

Secure any loose wiring or fastening hardware.

NOTE:

Make sure all assemblies are firmly attached. Anything that is

not mounted securely will rattle when the game is played.

This game makes use of low-frequency sounds that can

cause any loose joints to rattle.

3. Plug in the game and turn it ON.

4. Look and smell for smoke (TURN IT OFF

IMMEDIATELY IF ANY IS NOTICED).

5. Make sure the LED’s on the PCB are flashing. If not,

something is wrong, turn off the game.

6. Listen for sound. Sounds should be heard in the attract

mode if it is a new game on for the first time.

7. How is the picture? Is it centered? Is it too bright? Is it

in focus? Adjust your monitor to get the best picture

possible.

NOTE:

Check your monitor manual to make adjustments. Some test

patterns are available through the game's system tests by

pressing the Test switch. Use them when making any

adjustments. (See System Tests Menu on page 28). Proper

monitor adjustment is very important.

8. Try all coin switches. Drop quarters or tokens through

to check the coin mechs. Insert a dollar bill into the bill

validator and listen for the credits to ring up. Make

sure the game is adding credits. You can use the

PLAYER CONTROL TEST by pressing the test switch

and entering the SYSTEM TESTS MENU. Do all of the

controls work? Try playing the game with the volume

up and listen for rattling as you play. Tighten anything

that is making noise.

9. Upon initial power-up, the game will initialize to factory

default settings. These settings affect game elements

such as number of credits per coin, difficulty settings,

etc. The OPERATOR ADJUSTABLES MODE section

will describe how to alter these settings and view the

system audits or run system tests.

10. If you wish to automatically run a series of system

tests, hold down the START button when you power

up the game cabinet. The game will automatically

perform the MAIN MEMORY, VIDEO MEMORY,

PLAYER CONTROL, SOUND TEST, and HARD

DRIVE tests. This is a good, quick way to check the

integrity of your PCB.

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ITNET OPERATOR

REGISTRATION

Follow these simple instructions to become eligible to

operate ITNet online features. If you are already a

registered ITNet operator, you can skip steps 1

through 4.

1. Fill out the ITNet Debit Account Form, found in

Appendix B, and open a Debit Account at your

local bank.

2. Read and sign the ITNet Operator Agreement,

found in Appendix B.

3. Fax or mail these two forms to Incredible

Technologies, Inc. to become an authorized ITNet

Operator.

4. Once these forms are processed, you will receive

your ITNet Operator ID Card in the mail.

The Operator ID Card allows you to:

Activate games, add and change location

information, and de-activate games at the location.

Gain access to the personalized IT Operator

Services web site.

Check audits and bookkeeping from your home or

office.

NOTE:

If you are a brand new ITNet operator and can’t wait for your

Operator ID card to arrive in the mail, you can fax the GAME

REGISTRATION FORM, found in Appendix B, to Incredible

Technologies. The ITNet staff will then enter your machine’s

location data for you. Please allow 2 to 5 business days for

processing. When your machine calls in, it will automatically register

to your account and activate the online features.

ITNET INSTALLATION

PROCEDURE

Follow these simple instructions for game and ITNet

setup.

1. Follow the instructions to the left to become an

ITNet operator and receive your Operator ID card.

2. Set up your ITS-compatible game cabinet as you

would any other video game. If you have a

tournament version, be sure the LED sign is

properly connected or you will not receive

tournament play. Refer to other sections in this

manual for further help. Power should remain

OFF at this point.

3. Turn on the game. You may have to wait a few

seconds for hard drive access. If the game is not

registered a screen will appear asking you to

swipe your operator card to start the registration

process. If you do not have your card, or do not

have it ready, it will time out after 60 seconds.

4. If the game is already turned on you can still use

your card to register your game. Enter Operator

Mode by pressing the test button inside the coin

door. Then from the MAIN MENU, select ITNet

MENU, then GAME AND LOCATION

REGISTRATION. Follow the On-screen

instructions. Insert your ITNet Operator

Identification Card when prompted.

NOTE:

If you do not have your Operator ID Card yet please fax in a

Game Registration Form. The ITNet staff will then enter your

machine’s location data for you. After the form has been

processed and your machine calls in, it will automatically

5. Enter all of the necessary location information

carefully and accurately. When completed, the

game will automatically attempt to connect to

ITNet. Pay attention to the various screen

messages as the game makes its call, to spot any

trouble areas.

6. Automatic installation is successful when the

screen displays a SUCCESSFUL message. If any

unsuccessful message appears, the game will try

again automatically in a few minutes, or you can

enter Operator Mode by pressing the test button

inside the coin door and manually force a call. If

your first few attempts to call are unsuccessful,

refer to the troubleshooting guide in your manual

or call your distributor.

7. The game is now connected to the ITNet System

and ready for public play! Online features will be

automatically activated by Incredible Technologies

via ITNet.

Big Buck Hunter™ Page 16 Version 01/05

OPERATOR TEST MODE

If your game is registered to ITNet, you can use your

Operator ID Card to enter Test Mode. Or, you can

enter the Operator Test Mode by pressing the Test

Button inside the coin door, or by flipping SW51-DIP

Switch 1 to the OFF position. Be sure the DIP Switch

is returned to the ON position to return to the game.

Test Mode allows you to adjust certain game settings

and track valuable audits and bookkeeping

information.

Use the gun or test buttons to navigate through the

various menus.

Action Gun Control Switch Control

Scroll Down Gun Trigger Volume Down

Scroll Up Gun Pump Volume Up

Select Start Button Test

Note:

The current code version number and the Board Serial ID are

displayed at the top of every menu. Call-in information is

displayed at the bottom of each menu, including the Local time,

the next scheduled call to ITNet, the last successful ITNet call,

and the last attempted call to ITNet.

MAIN MENU

The first screen displayed in Operator Test Mode is

the Main Menu. The Main Menu displays the various

selections available to the operator.

ITNET COLLECTIONS & AUDITS RESET displays

the current machine coin counts, for use in separation

of ITNet fees from your collections. You can also

perform collections and audits resets from this menu.

OPERATOR ADJUSTABLES MENU is used for

customizing the game to your location including player

costs per game, skill level settings, attract mode

sounds, etc.

GAME AUDITS MENU allows you to check your

game’s coin, purchase, region and lifetime coin audits.

ITNET MENU is designed to take advantage of many

of the ITNet capabilities including registering your

machine with ITNet, disabling/enabling calls to ITNet,

and forcing a call to ITNet.

SYSTEM TESTS MENU verifies the operation of the

hardware, controls, and monitor through easy and

automatic procedures accessed through this menu.

GUN CALIBRATION MENU calibrates the gun for

aiming and accuracy, to achieve optimal game play.

MAILBOX is currently not functional in Big Buck

Hunter Call of the Wild.

HIGH SCOREBOARDS MENU gives you quick and

easy access to the Regular Play (offline) leaderboards

for each region.

ITNET COLLECTIONS &

AUDITS RESET

Use this screen to assist in bookkeeping when doing

collections from your cabinet. This will show you the

amount of money owed to ITNet as well as your

portion currently in the cabinet.

EXIT is used when you just want to see the current

amount of money in the machine but a collection is not

being made and you do not want to clear the values.

DISPLAY AUDITS will take you to the game audits

menu. This can be useful when trying to do

bookkeeping right at the cabinet or for seeing why the

ITNet portion is a certain amount.

DO COLLECTION, CLEAR VALUES, RESET

AUDITS is used to erase all of the collection counts

stored in memory and reset the game audits. Pressing

the START button here will take you to a verification

screen asking if you are sure. If you say NO, it will take

you back to the collections screen leaving all counts

intact. If you say YES, it will complete the collection

and take you back to the collections screen. You will

notice all dollar amounts are now zero and two

messages stating the collections were cleared and the

audits reset will show up at the bottom in red.

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RESET SOFTWARE UPDATE FEES lets you set your

current software update fee to zero. The Software

Update Fee displays any money owed if an update is

purchased through an ITNet payment plan. These

fees are billed through ITNet and are not part of your

cash box collection. However, your fee is included on

this screen as a courtesy to you, if you wish to have

your location help you pay a portion of your update

charges. The Software Update Fee is calculated over

12 months on a per-day basis, starting from the time of

purchase.

This screen also displays important collection

information that allows you to accurately determine

your split with your location. Resetting this screen

after every cash box collection will ensure the most

accurate results.

LAST COLLECTION displays the date this screen

was cleared last. Clearing this screen in conjunction

with every collection will keep your readings the same

as your cash box.

TOTALS SINCE LAST COLLECTION displays the

total number of dollars in the machine since the audits

were last reset.

ITNET PORTION displays the amount of money owed

to ITNet. Separate this amount from your collection

before you make your split with the location. Deposit

this amount into your debit account on a timely basis

to ensure proper funds.

SOFTWARE UPDATE FEE displays any money owed

if an update is purchased through an ITNet payment

plan. These fees are billed through ITNet and are not

part of your cash box collection. However, your fee is

included on this screen as a courtesy to you, if you

wish to have your location help you pay a portion of

your update charges. The Software Update Fee is

calculated over 12 months on a per-day basis, starting

from the time of purchase.

OPERATOR/LOCATION PORTION displays the

amount of money in the machine, minus the ITNet

portion. This is the amount of your collection that you

may split with your location.

NOTE:

In order to make bookkeeping easier, all audits but the lifetime

coin count will reset with each collection, making everything

more synchronized.

OPERATOR ADJUSTABLES

You can control many customizing procedures. The

following are brief descriptions of each adjustable

function and what the screen looks like when

displayed. Remember to select an item from any

menu, use the trigger or pump to highlight the item,

and then press the START button.

GAME MODE SELECTION

This menu allows you to place the game in standard

COIN/MONEY MODE, or choose FREE PLAY.

In COIN/MONEY MODE, the game will only work if

coins (or dollar bills if you have a bill acceptor) are

deposited into the game.

In FREE PLAY, coins are not needed for play, and the

START button is always active.

NOTE:

If FREE PLAY is set to ON, your machine will not allow

tournament or Hunt Club play.

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COIN DOOR SETTINGS

This menu allows you to change the values that Big

Buck Hunter reads in for each activated door.

You can set each coin door to different coin/money

values by highlighting DOOR 1 VALUE for coin door 1,

DOOR 2 VALUE for coin door 2, etc., and pressing the

Start button. Use the trigger to decrease the value,

and the pump to increase the value.

SKILL LEVEL ADJUSTMENT

Big Buck Hunter Call of the Wild lets you change the

skill level of the game. This is helpful for locations with

younger/novice players who are less skilled at the

game, or expert/accomplished players who demand a

greater challenge.

To set the game to an easy skill level, highlight EASY.

To set the game to a difficult skill level, highlight

HARD. MEDIUM is the default skill level and

approximately the skill required for the average player.

Sometimes it is best if the skill level is adjusted

gradually over a period of time.

NOTE:

The skill level adjustment will only affect regular play. The

skill level on all Tournament games is controlled by ITS via

ITNet, so every machine plays the same. Hunt Club Play is at

a pre-set, unchangeable level.

PLAYER COST SCHEDULE

The following costs can be set in this menu:

TRIP and REGION (offline play selections), TRIP

HUNT CLUB and REGION HUNT CLUB (online play

selection), BONUS ONLY HCLUB (4 Bonus rounds),

and TOURNAMENT for tournament play.

To change any of the costs press the trigger to move

to the option you want to change. Then press the Start

button to select.

NOTE:

This function will only change the OPER FEE, determining the

amount you receive for each game option. Changing the

OPER FEE automatically changes the TOTAL column. The

ITNET FEE is a pre-set, unchangeable amount that will be set

and adjusted by ITNet automatically if needed. Player

Hunting Licenses have pre-set OPER FEEs and ITNET FEEs

set by ITNet.

VOLUME SETTINGS

Select MINIMUM VOLUME with the Start button to set

the softest the sounds will go.

Once selected text appears to the right. Use the trigger

and pump on the gun to set the lowest sound value.

The default setting is 30.

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GAME VOLUME sets the volume of the sounds and

music during the game. The default setting is 200.

ATTRACT MODE VOLUME sets the loudness or

softness of the sounds and music when no one is

playing. The default setting is 120.

Your cabinet is also equipped with volume

increase/decrease push buttons located inside the

coin door. These buttons will adjust the current mode

that the game is in. For example, if you are in the

attract mode, the volume buttons will only affect the

volume in the attract mode. If you are in the game, the

volume buttons will only affect the volume in the game.

ATTRACT MODE SOUNDS

This menu is used to adjust the sounds that are heard

while no one is playing the game.

ATTRACT MODE SOUNDS -OFF will not allow any

sounds to be played during the attract mode.

ATTRACT MODE SOUNDS -ON OCCASIONALLY

plays sounds about every ten to twelve times the

attract mode is repeated. This is the default.

ATTRACT MODE SOUNDS -ON ALWAYS will play

sounds during every attract cycle.

VIOLENCE

Big Buck Hunter Call of the Wild allows you to adjust

the violence settings on the game, depending on the

location.

NORMAL violence settings display some blood as the

bucks are shot. This is the default setting.

NO BLOOD removes the graphic elements such as

blood, but the audio references to shots and gunfire

remain.

TAGGING ONLY removes all video and audio

references to killing or blood, and replaces them with

references to humane tagging.

EMAIL REQUEST MENU

Your Big Buck Hunter Call of the Wild game will ask

players if they wish to join the ITNet Email Club, where

they will receive periodic information on ITS

tournaments, special events and other exciting news

designed to keep them interested and playing your

games. You can turn this feature off by selecting OFF

from this menu.

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