Innovative Concepts in Entertainment WL1000X 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 BEFORE YOU BEGIN 3
AC Power Informaon
Game Setup 4
Marquee Setup 7
Swipe Card Recommended Install Method 12
Programming 17
Game Opons 18
Marquee Opons 20
LED Funcons 23
Tesng Funcons 24
How to remove the coil bed 25
How to adjust the Sensors 28
How to remove the sha 29
Sha breakdown
Warranty 30
Rev C 3/1/2019

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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 flash 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 capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or
instruction 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.
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 7 AMPS at 250Volt type slow blow.
The value of the fuse for 230 users is 4 AMPS at 250 Volt type slow blow.

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Step 1:
Using a 45 key aached at the front of the game,
remove the upper, back door key and put aside.
Locate the hardware kit located in the cash box.
Unbox the upper marquee.
Step 2:
Place the marquee assembly on top of the cabinet.
Slide the assembly ush at the front.
Located in the hardware box are two 5/32 Allen
wrenches and two 5/32 Allen drill bits. Use either
for the next two steps.
Use four AA6220 Bolts and four AA6212 washers to
secure the top marquee to the cabinet.
GAME SETUP

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Step 3:
Use four AA6220 Bolts and four AA6212 washers to
secure the top marquee to the cabinet.
Note: the picture shows the back panel removed to
clearly show where to install the bolts and washers.
Step 4:
Locate the two display harnesses and plug them into the
display board. Then locate the RGB connectors. There are
more than one of them. Connector all in no parcular order.
Then locate the +12 volt LED connectors (male and female)
and connect.
Picture A
(S) score
(B) bonus

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Step 5:
For games manufactured for use in the USA:
Located in the cashbox is the “AC cord”. Plug the
mang end into the AC receptacle on the back of
the game.
The other end plugs into a 110V grounded AC
outlet. The game is rated at 7 amps.
For games manufactured for use outside of USA:
Located next to the AC receptacle is the serial tag.
The tag contains informaon for the incoming AC
voltage and amperage usage. If the AC input is
rated dierently than your country AC DO NOT
APPLY POWER. Contact ICE service for assistance.
AC INPUT
RATED
AMPERAGE
230 50 4

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About 9”
Step 1: Marquee install with two, three, or four cabinets.
Posion the cabinets slightly at an angle away from each other as shown below. If four cabinets are to be linked, the
outer cabinets stay parallel to the inner cabinet next to it. They are not used in mounng the marquee.
About 1”
About 9”
** NOTE: Between the wood, 60” o the oor.

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Step 2:
It is suggested to work from behind the cabinets when placing the marquee up top. With a helper and step
ladders li the marquee assembly up and place it onto of the top of the cabinets.
If you are linking three cabinets, the two outer cabinets are used to mount the marquee. The center cabinet
is not used for mounng.
If you are linking four, the two center cabinets are used to mount the marquee.

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Step 3:
Located on the top are predrilled holes with inserts install. Align the marquee to these mounng holes and use
four AA6069 ¼-20 x 2” bolts and four AA6057 fender washers to secure the marquee assembly to the cabinets. Keep
hardware loose unl all bolts are installed, then ghten.
Step 4:
There are two dierent type of cables used to link the games together. Included with each game is a cabinet link cable.
These cables have the exact connectors on either end. They are used to link the cabinets to each other. The second
type of cable is the marquee link cable. This is included with the marquee. Connect the marquee connector to the
marquee. The other end of that cable connects to the game on either side.
Marquee connector
Cabinet connector
Cabinet connector
Cabinet connector

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VERY IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ BEFORE LINKING.
All Games must have in its software “GAME ID” option set to a number other than 0. The game
with its “Game ID” option set to 1 will be player 1. The game with its “Game ID” option set to 2 will
be player 2. The “Game ID” option determines the player station the game becomes when linked.
The games will link by default when they are credited. If only one station is coined up and no other
player joins in, the game will start in solo mode and no other players can join in. Only 1 set of linked
games can be going at the same time, so any additional games will directly enter solo mode if any
other game is playing. A maximum of 4 games can be linked.
From the back of the game, connect the marquee link harness to the marquee. The other end of
the cable connects to the game shown below. Now connect each cabinet you wish to link using the
cabinet link cable that was included with the game. Only one cable is needed to link two cabinets.
Locate the AC power cord and attach this to the black box’s AC receptacle.
GAME ID
Set to 1
GAME ID
Set to 2
To Finish the setup, you must set the “GAME ID” values so that they match the above picture.
See the next few pages on how to program both the cabinets and the marquee.

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Spot Light Install:
If your marquee is to be mounted on top of three games, you should nd 6 LED spot lights. If you are in-
stalling on top of two games, you should nd 4 LED spot lights. They are mounted to the cabinets by using
one 8/32 x 1“ Phillips pan screw (AA6177). See below.
Three Cabinet Install

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Spot Light Install:
The spot light power wiring for the spot lights are located at each side of the marquee’s supports. Cut the e
strap and aach them to the spot lights. The harness length determines which spot light it will plug into. All
connecons are the same. Two of the harnesses are not used on two cabinet installs.
Two Cabinet Install

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Swipe Card Recommended Install Method
Step 1:
Remove both back door covers and put aside. Unplug the harness that connects the stepper motor, +12 on
the displays, and the home switch. This is shown as picture A. Unplug J1 on the NS2033X display driver
board. This is shown as picture B. Unplug the two shown as picture C. Unplug J9 from the NS2033X board.
This is shown as D. B through D are located on the NS2033X board as shown in the arrow below.
A
B
CD

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Step 2:
Remove the four bolts shown with arrows using a 5/32 Allen wrench. Then li up on the pointer assembly
and out. The point assembly hands on two bolt heads.
Step 3:
Working inside the cabinet at the lower back door,
remove the four 5/32 Allen bolts that hold the yellow
plasc housing around the coil bed. Be careful not to
damage any of the lower harnessing. A plasc shield
lis up and out if you cannot get your tool to the
front bolts. The picture to the le shows the locaon
of the Allen bolt. The oor is removed for clarity.

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Step 3:
Li the yellow plasc housing up and out. Remove the two caps located at the
back of the drip pan. Clowns removed for clarity.
Step 4:
Located under the yellow housing is a 3/4” hole that will allow the UCL harness extension to connect to the
main UCL harness at the upper coin door. This cable is located in the cash box.
There are two spots on the yellow plasc
housing. The right side is for the card
reader. The le side is for the decal for
labeling the player number of the game
when the games are linked.
The opon “GAME ID” determines the
player number of the game when linked.
By default this opon’s value is 0.
YOU CANNOT LINK ANY GAMES WITHOUT
A MARQUEE.

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Debit Card Housing use:
Molex 9-pin housing 03-09-2092
Universal Card link Connection
See Wiring Insert for wire colors and which connections are used.
Pin 1. +12v- Supply to Card System = Minimum of 2A available for the card systems and a Max of 3A.
Pin 2. Coin 1 - input to the game PCB.
Pin 3. Prize Meter/Ticket Notch 2- is connected to the Ticket Notch line between the game PCB and ticket dispenser.
Optional.
Pin 4. Coin Meter 1 - is connected to the coin meter 1 output from the game PCB and can be used by card systems for
monitoring purposes.
Pin 5. Ticket Run/Enable 2- is connected to the ticket run line between the game PCB and ticket dispenser. Optional.
Pin 6. Prize Meter/Ticket Notch 1- is connected to the Prize or Ticket Meter output from the game PCB and can be
used by card systems for monitoring purposes. Optional.
Pin 7. Coin Inhibit/Enable- is connected to the Coin or Note Inhibit/Enable output from the Game PCB and is used
where the game has this feature for disabling any payment. This is normally for states like New Jersey that limit the
amount of money that can be inserted at one time.
Pin 8. Ticket Run/Enable 1 - is connected to the ticket run line between the game PCB and ticket dispenser in standard
redemption games. This is commonly used for systems using paperless or E-ticket. Not Used if the game doesn’t have
this output.
Pin 9. Ground- is connected to the common Ground connection, the same ground as the Game PCB.

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Prog Sel Up Down
Programming Opons
Located in the upper coin door is the operator
control panel to adjust the games’ sengs.
Press the “PROG” to enter programming.
The center display panel will show you the opon
and its value. Press the “SEL” buon to scroll
through the many opons. Press either the “UP”
buon or “DOWN” buon to change the values.
When nished, press the “PROG” buon to exit.
The game will reboot using the new sengs.
Note: When using the game in single player mode,
you must set the ID number to 0. Any other value
will indicate to the game it’s player posion when
linked with other games even when it is not.
When linked, ID becomes the player number for
that cabinet. Do not set two games with the same
ID if linking.

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Programming Options for Version 2.10
Option and Description Default Min Max Inc
Coin 1 / Cost of Game, 0 = Free. 1091
Description: How many pulses to start a game.
Coin 2 / Number of Coin 1 Pulses this line is worth. 1091
Description: This is referring to the wire labeled Coin 2.
Allows use of a higher value coin. This value is multiplied.
DBV/ Number of Coin 2 Pulses this line is worth. 0091
Description: This is referring to the wire labeled DBV.
This value is multiplied.
Game Time/ Game in Seconds 25 15 60 1
Description: How long the game will play in seconds.
MinTickets/ Minimum tickets to win, not additional tickets. 0050 1
Description: It only pays this if you win less than this value.
Game ID / Game ID, 0 = Not Linked, Requires Marquee! 0041
Description: Assigns a player number to the cabinet.
Max Reds / Max Reds Hit Per Game 10 010
Description: Clowns stop turning red when you reach this value.
No Pinks / 0 = Pinks allowed, 1 = not 0011
Description: Disables the color Pink when lighting clowns.
Game Light On / 0 = General Game light left on, 1 = not 0011
Description: Disables the general illumination.
Score Divider / Score to Tickets (Score/Divider) truncated. 50 10 500 10
Description: Determines how many tickets to pay player.
Attract Time / Attract time in minutes 2030 1
Description: How long to wait between attract audio.
Link Time / Link Waiting Time, 0 = off 10 060 1
Description: Delays start of game when linked.
Ticket Cap / Max Tickets Given per game, 0 = off 0050 1
Description: Maximum amount of tickets a player can win.
Ticket Split / 0 = use marquee ranking (link required). 0011
Description: 1 = use base as score (no link).

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Programming Options for Version 2.0 page 2.
Option and Description Default Min Max Inc
Ticket Multiplier / 0-JFF, 1-Normal, 2-1/2 physical 1021
Description: 0 = No tickets, 1 = normal, or 2 = 1/2 tickets out.
Bonus Score Base / Target Base Score (unlinked) 4000 09950 50
Description: How much to score to win bonus (on power on).
Ticket Bonus / Bonus Tickets (unlinked) 500 0990 10
Description: How many tickets you win when bonus is won.
Games 2 Dec / Losses/Target Score Drop (unlinked) 1025 1
Description: How many games to loose before lowering score.
Score Drop / Score to Drop By upon Score Dec 100 01000 10
Description: How much to lower the score when decrementing.
Min Score to Inc on Win / Actual Score or Inc which ever highr 500 100 1000 10
Description: Adds this amount if score is less
Color 1 / Color 1 – Attract Color 1171
Description: See table for options.
Color 2 / Color 2 – Attract Color 2171
Description: See table for options.
Color 3 / Color 3 – Attract Color 4171
Description: See table for options.
Color 4 / Color 4 – Attract Color 7171
Description: See table for options.
Factory Reset / Factory Reset 0011
Description:
Attract Color Table
1 = Red 2 = Green 3 = Yellow 4 = Blue
5 = Pink 6 = Cyan 7 = White

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Programming The Marquee
All games must have a dierent game ID number assigned in opons before you can proceed with marquee
programming. Only game ID one can control the marquee for programming.
Press the “DOWN” on game ID one to enter programming. All clowns will go red to conrm they are in
marquee program mode. All clowns will be o if only in game programming mode. The marquee will show
the following screen.
REV 1.05 GAME 1
GAMES 3GAME 2
LINKABLE 3GAME 3
This screen is showing how many game it has detected and their current status. This screen can be used to
verify that the cabinets communicang with the marquee. Next to the game ID number is a status light.
There are three dierent colors they can be. Yellow means that the games are connected together and are
idle. If you where to coin up all other games connected, their status would change from yellow to green
meaning they are current linked and playing a game. If you only start one of the game, the status would turn
purple. To exit this mode, press and hold the “SEL” buon for 2 seconds. The rst opon will now be
displayed on the screen. Press and hold for 2 seconds the “SEL” buon to advance to the next opon. Press
and hold for 2 seconds the “UP” or “DOWN” buon to change the opon value. Press “PROG” to exit.
2 SECONDS
PROG SEL UP DOWN