Intuitive PDPI Onscreen User manual

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PDPI Onscreen Kit Manual
Intuitive
CORPORATION
©1998, 1999
Welcome to your manual for
The New Generation of the
Pulse Driven Printer Interface Board
Table of Contents
QUICK START:
Page 2 . . . Setting Printer DIP Switches
Page 3 . . . Installing PDPI Onscreen
Page 4 . . . Programming Receipt Ticket Information
Page 5 . . . Set-up Screens
The PDPI Board is designed to be used only for legal purposes as determined
by the authorities in the location where this piece will be used.
PDPI Onscreen

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To Set the DIP Switch on the Citizen iDP3541 Printer
1) Make sure the printer is turned off.
2) Remove the front cover from the printer.
3) With a small object, like a screwdriver or ball point pen, gently move the DIP switch
either left or right. Make sure the switch is completely in the "on" or "off" position.
4) Replace the front cover
5) Turn the printer on.
NOTE: If at any time the DIP switch settings are changed and the printer has not been turned off,
and then on, the printer will NOT register the new settings.
The DIP switches for your Citizen printer
are located behind the front cover.
SETTING the DIP SWITCHES
on your PRINTER
The DIP switch settings on your printer
(Citizen, Epson or Ithaca) MUST be set to
1200 baud in order for your PDPI Onscreen
Board to function correctly.
Citizen iDP3541 Printer
Proper DIP Switch Settings
for 1200 Baud Rate
BANK 1 BANK 2
1, 6 on 2,7 on
2,3,4,5,7,8 off 1,3,4,5,6,8 off

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INSTALLING PDPI ONSCREEN
ToInstallyourPDPIOnscreenBoard
1) Turn the power off to the game cabinet.
2) Disconnect the cabinet harness from the game board.
3) Attach the card edge connector of the PDPI Onscreen board to the game board (so the parts side of each
board is facing in the same direction).
4) Attach the 10-position inline connector (or 15 position inline connector-varies based on board version)
from the supplied power cable to J4 on the PDPI-O Board. Attach the 10-dual position card edge
connector of the power cable to the game board.
5) Install the PDPI-O/game board combination back in the game cabinet.
6) Connect the 36-position card edge from the game harness to EC2 on the PDPI-O Board. Connect the10-
position card edge from the game harness to EC1 on the PDPI-O Board.
7) Install the Telco connector from the adapter cable to J1 on the PDPI-O Board and the DB25 connector to
the Citizen iDP3541 Printer.
8) To put remaining credits back onto the game without incrementing the Credit In Meter, insert one end of the
jumper wire to Pin 13, solder side of the game harness and the other end to the Service Credit In pin of the
game harness (CherryMaster, pin J).
9) Turn power back on the the game cabinet.
Connect to Citizen Printer Connect to PDPI-O Board, J1
Connect to game board Connect to PDPI-O Board, J4
Connect to game board
Jumper Wire

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©1998, 1999
PROGRAMMING RECEIPT TICKET INFORMATION
The PDPI Onscreen receipt tickets can be configured for a variety of outputs. There are 7 set-up/
information screens available with PDPI Onscreen that allow setup of location and disclaimer
information from within the existing game, without the use of a computer. Other setups, like Coin In
and Out values are all configured from the game monitor using the game’s control panel buttons.
1) Output Device Screen
a) Print $
b) Ticket Dispenser
c) Print Points
d) Print $ and Tickets
e) Print Tickets
2) Set Clock Information Screen
3) Game Number Screen
4) Editing Header Screen
5) Editing Footer Screen
6) Ticket Set-Up Screen
7) Last Five Scores Screen
To access the PDPI Onscreen set-up/information screens
1) Install PDPI Onscreen in your game cabinet.
2) Simultaneously press the DOUBLE, TAKE and Confirm buttons on your cabinet.
3) Follow the commands at the bottom of each set-up/information screen.
Print: $ Print: POINTS Print: $ and TICKETS Print: TICKETS

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©1998, 1999
OUTPUT DEVICE SCREENS
OUTPUT DEVICE: PRINT$
PRINTER TYPE: CITIZEN
MAX VOUCHER $: NO LIMIT
EXCESS CREDITS: PRINT WHOLE VALUE
DOUBLE/TAKE = UP/DOWN MENU ITEMS
BIG/SMALL = CHANGE VALUE
PLAY = EXIT SETUP
START = NEXT SETUP SCREEN
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INTUITIVE CORPORATION
The first screen configures the style of the ticket, and the printer (Citizen, Ithaca, or Epson) or
dispenser to be used. Ticket values and amount won per game (hand count) are also configured
here.
DOUBLE/TAKE Moves the highlight box up and down to choose a menu item
BIG/SMALL Will scroll through the values of the menu item highlighted, as the following
descriptions explain.
PRINT
$
Print $ prints a receipt ticket from a receipt printer with a dollar value for credits.
PRINTER TYPE: Citizen iDP3541RF All printers must be set to
Epson 267 1200 baud transfer rate.
Epson 267II/300 8 data bits
Ithaca no parity
1 start bit
MAX VOUCHER$: (the maximum dollar value that is allowed to be printed for any receipt ticket)
$1 - $200: one value in this range, selections increment by $1
NO LIMIT: to print any ticket value, regardless of value

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EXCESS CREDITS: (indicates what to do with any credits that exceed the maximum voucher limit)
PRINT WHOLE VALUE: will print as many tickets as needed to
represent all the credits
*ONE MAX VOUCHER AND KEEP: prints one ticket for the Max Voucher
value specified. Any credits left over will be
put back on the screen
EVEN MULT OF MAX VOUCHER & TOSS: will print as many tickets as
possible in the Max Voucher value and
delete any remaining credits
*EVEN MULT OF MAX VOUCHER & KEEP: will print as many tickets as
possible in the Max Voucher value specified.
Any credits left over, less than the Max
Voucher value, will be put back on the
screen
ONE MAX VOUCHER & TOSS: will print one voucher up to the Max
Voucher value and the remainder will be
deleted
PRINT$
OUTPUT DEVICE SCREENS continued
*NOTE: The green jumper wire must be installed
for these selections to work properly.

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OUTPUT DEVICE: POINTS
PRINTER TYPE: CITIZEN
EXCESS CREDITS: PRINT WHOLE VALUE
PRINT
POINTS
Prints a receipt ticket with the word “POINTS”. The point value is equal to the total number of
credits that were on the game
PRINTER TYPE: Citizen iDP3541RF All printers must be set to
Epson 267 1200 baud transfer rate.
Epson 267II 8 data bits
Ithaca no parity
1 start bit
EXCESS CREDITS: PRINT WHOLE VALUE (only one choice available)
OUTPUT DEVICE SCREENS continued
OUTPUT DEVICE: TICKET DISPENSER
TICKET VALUE: $5
MAX WIN/GAME $: $5
EXCESS CREDITS: KEEP ON MACHINE
TICKET DISPENSER
TICKET VALUE: (the dollar value that equals one ticket. For example, if 1 credit = $1, and 1 ticket = $5, then
1 ticket will be dispensed if 5 credits are cleared; 2 tickets if 10 credits are cleared, etc.)
$1 - $99: one value in this range, selections increment by $1
MAX WIN/GAME $: (the maximum dollar value that can be won for each start. PDPI Onscreen automatically
knows the number of starts since it was last cleared and will only dispense the total
number of tickets allowable for that number of starts. Any credits left over, even if they
equal a whole ticket (s), are either put back on the machine or tossed.)
$1 - $99: one value in this range, selections increment by $1
NO LIMIT: dispense maximum number of tickets regarldess of number
of games played
EXCESS CREDITS: (indicates what to do with any credits that exceed the maximum ticket limit)
KEEP ON MACHINE
TOSS EXCESS

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OUTPUT DEVICE SCREENS continued
OUTPUT DEVICE: PRINT $ AND TICKETS
PRINTER TYPE: CITIZEN
TICKET VALUE: $5
MAX WIN/GAME $: $5
EXCESS CREDITS: KEEP ON MACHINE
PRINT
$AND TICKETS
Prints a receipt ticket showing both the dollar amount and the word “TICKETS” with a number.
PRINTER TYPE: Citizen iDP3541RF All printers must be set to
Epson 267 1200 baud transfer rate.
Epson 267II 8 data bits
Ithaca no parity
1 start bit
TICKET VALUE: (the dollar value that equals one ticket. For example, if 1 credit = $1, and 1 ticket = $5,
then, a receipt ticket will show ‘Tickets: 1’ if 5 credits are cleared; ‘Tickets:2’ if 10 credits
are cleared, etc.)
$1 - $99: one value in this range, selections increment by $1
MAX WIN/GAME $: (the maximum dollar value that can be won for each start. PDPI Onscreen automatically
knows the number of starts since it was last cleared and will only dispense the total
number of tickets allowable for that number of starts. Any credits left over, even if they
equal a whole ticket (s), are either put back on the machine or tossed.))
$1 - $99: one value in this range, selections increment by $1
NO LIMIT: to print any ticket value, regardless of value
EXCESS CREDITS: (indicates what to do with any credits that exceed the maximum ticket limit)
KEEP ON MACHINE
TOSS EXCESS

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OUTPUT DEVICE SCREENS continued
Prints a receipt ticket showing the word “TICKETS”. Ticket values are set up to correspond to a
dollar amount.
OUTPUT DEVICE: PRINT TICKETS
PRINTER TYPE: CITIZEN
TICKET VALUE: $5
MAX WIN/GAME $: $5
EXCESS CREDITS: KEEP ON MACHINE
PRINT
TICKETS
PRINTER TYPE:
TICKET VALUE: same as the section for Print $ and Tickets
MAX WIN/GAME $:
EXCESS CREDITS:

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©1998, 1999
SET CLOCK INFORMATION SCREEN
This screen is used to set the clock module on PDPI Onscreen. This time reference appears on
the printer receipt tickets and time stamps the last 5 scores. The clock module uses a 24-hour
military time reference.
SET CLOCK
08/28/98 12:34:56
DOUBLE/TAKE = LEFT/RIGHT
BIG/SMALL = CHANGE VALUES
PLAY = UPDATE AND EXIT
START = UPDATE AND NEXT SETUP SCREEN
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INTUITIVE CORPORATION
DOUBLE/TAKE Moves the highlight box left or right to choose a segment from the date or
time.
BIG/SMALL Will scroll through the possible values.
PLAY Will accept the time and date displayed and exit, without going to any addi-
tional setup screens.
START Accepts time and date displayed and proceeds to the next setup screen.