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Setup and Operations Manual
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Service Manual Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
Safety ............................................................................................................................................................ 3
Product Specifications................................................................................................................................... 5
Setup ............................................................................................................................................................. 6
Adjustments, Audits and Diagnostics .........................................................................................................16
Maintenance (Including critical gun maintenance procdedure) ................................................................34
Wiring.......................................................................................................................................................... 37
Parts ............................................................................................................................................................42
Troubleshooting..........................................................................................................................................50
CoinUp®Operation Overview......................................................................................................................56
Forms ..........................................................................................................................................................65

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Safety
OPERATION
Before operating game, read this manual. Failure to properly install and operate this game could result in
malfunction or accident. Operate the game in accordance with the manual.
TRANSPORTING
The cabinet is very heavy. Because the monitor is high, the cabinet is also very top-heavy. Use appropriate care
when moving or transporting cabinet. It contains fragile glass and electronic components. Avoid rough handling.
PROXIMITY TO NEON LIGHTS
Locating the cabinet near neon lights may reduce the ability of the IR sensors to accurately track the guns. It is
recommended that the cabinet be placed far away from neon lights or that any nearby neon lights be turned off.
HANDLING COMPONENTS
Many components are extremely sensitive to handling, environmental and Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) eventsͶ
especially the computer. Do not handle it roughly. Before servicing, call your distributor and inquire about the PC
warranty. Use proper ESD procedures when servicing. Protect components from harmful environmental
conditions, such as extreme temperatures, excessive moisture or other damaging effects.
DISCONNECT POWER
Always turn the power off and unplug the unit before servicing or making adjustments unless otherwise instructed.
Installing or repairing components while power is on can damage the components and void the warranty.
GROUNDING
Avoid electrical shock. Do not plug in AC power until you have inspected and properly grounded the unit. Only plug
into a grounded, three-ǁŝƌĞŽƵƚůĞƚŽŶŽƚƵƐĞĂĐŚĞĂƚĞƌƉůƵŐŽƌĐƵƚŽĨĨƚŚĞŐƌŽƵŶĚƉŝŶŽŶƚŚĞůŝŶĞĐŽƌĚ
ELECTRICAL SHOCKS
There is no isolation transformer in the cabinet. Disconnect AC power before servicing. However, be aware that
lethal voltages can remain in the electronic components even when AC power is disconnected. Use extreme
caution when servicing. Verify that there is a working ground connection. If the unit sustains water damage, cease
using it immediately and unplug AC power.
MONITOR
The monitor contains no user serviceable parts. Do not attempt to service the monitor.
POWER SELECTOR
Before installing game, ensure the voltage on the PC is set properly. There is a 115/230 VAC selector switch that
must be set for the correct voltage for your site. Verify the fluorescent lamp rating. The rating must match the line
voltage at the installation site.
POWER CORD
If the power cord is damaged or lost, replace it with an identical cord as supplied by the manufacturer or an
authorized service agent.

Service Manual Safety
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SURGE SUPRESSOR
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surges that may damage sensitive electronic components.
CONNECTORS
Ensure all connectors mate properly. If connectors do not slip in easily, do not force them. Connectors are often
keyed and only connect one way. Check for correct orientation.
COMPUTER
The computer contains sensitive components, including a hard drive. Do not handle it roughly. Call your distributor
before servicing its internal components. Ask about warranty information as it relates to the PC.
Do not turn the PC power switch on or off. It should remain permanently in the ON position.
Cycle AC power on or off with the cabinet power switch.
A dongle has been inserted into one of the USB ports. This is required for game play.
Do not remove the dongle except for troubleshooting purposes.
FLUORESCENT TUBES
A dropped fluorescent tube may break and implode. Shattered glass from the implosion can travel long distances
and cause bodily injury. Use proper procedures when handling broken materials, as these items can contain
hazardous material such as mercury or lead.
HAZARD TO EPILEPTICS
A small portion of the population has an epileptic condition that may cause seizures. Affected persons experience
seizure while watching some television pictures or playing certain video games. People who have not had seizures
may still have an undetected epileptic condition. If anyone in your family has experienced epilepsy symptoms
(seizures or loss of awareness), consult your physical before using video games. While children play video games, a
parent should observe. Be alert to the following symptoms: dizziness, altered vision, eye or muscle twitching,
involuntary movements, loss of awareness, disorientation or convulsions. If you or your child experiences these
symptoms, discontinue use immediately and consult your physician.
MANUAL
Keep this manual available and ready for use. If the game fails to function properly, turn off the machine and
unplug the AC line cord. Contact your local distributor. Your warranty, when applicable, lasts 60 days from your
purchase date. You may not reproduce this document or any of its contents without written authorization from
Raw Thrills, Inc. or Play MechanixΡInc.
SPECIFICATIONS
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copyright and other intellectual property laws protect the content, devices and design of the game and its
equipment.

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Product Specifications
Electrical Power
United States, international and Japan
120 VAC @ 60 Hz, 5 amps
240 VAC @ 50 Hz, 2.5 amps
100 VAC @ 50 Hz, 5 amps
DC Power Fuse Guide
+5 VDC 2 amp Slow Blow
+12 VDC 7 amp Slow Blow
Temperature
32° F to 100° F
(0° C to 38° C)
Humidity
Must not exceed 95% relative humidity
Dimensions
Height: 103.5;2.63 meters) with Terminator head affixed
Width: 47;1.19 meters)
Depth: 63;1.60 meters)
Carton Weight
Monitor assembly: 438 lbs. (199 kg)
Front pedestal: 192 lbs. (87 kg)

Service Manual Setup
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Setup
Unpack Materials
1. Place the shipping crates on a flat, stable surface.
2. Cut the banding straps and remove the cardboard lids.
3. Lift off the large cardboard containers surrounding the front pedestal and monitor assemblies
and remove any shipping cleats.
4. With at least two people, remove the front pedestal and monitor assemblies from the pallets.
5. Remove any additional banding from the monitor assembly.
6. Set aside the box with the Terminator head.
7. Set aside the box with the side caps.
8. Dispose of any bubble wrap and other packing materials.
9. Remove the coin door key from the coin return chute.
10. Open the top coin door.
11. Locate the key for the back door and the cash box door.
12. Open the cash box door and remove the cash box.
13. Remove the items inside the cash box, including this service manual, an AC line cord, a bag of
screws, nuts and tools and a warranty card.
14. With at least one assistant, roll the monitor assembly to a suitable playing area.
Note: keep the monitor assembly about eight inches from the wall.
PROXIMITY TO NEON LIGHTS
Locating the game cabinet near neon lights may reduce the ability of the IR sensors to accurately track the
guns. Place the cabinet far away from neon lights or turn off any nearby neon lights.
15. With at least one assistant, roll the front pedestal assembly about a foot in front of the monitor
assembly.
16. Remove packing material from the guns.
17. Check the AC line cord for visible signs of damage.
Pay particular attention to the plug and line cord insulation.
18. Open the boxes with the Terminator head and side caps and remove all items.
19. Check for shipping damage to the following:
xLeft and right guns, cables and decals
xCabinet glass: marquee and monitor
xCabinet decals, back door and coin door
xTerminator head assembly
xSide caps (two each of two types)

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Check Electrical Settings
1. Verify the voltage in the nearest AC outlet.
2. Verify the AC outlet ground connection is present and working.
3. Open the back door of the monitor assembly.
4. Near the AC power transformer, verify that the voltage selector switch is set for the correct AC
voltage.
5. Route the line cord so that the plug is near the AC outlet.
6. Replace the back door of the monitor assembly.
7. Move the monitor assembly a few inches from the wall.
Assemble Terminator Head
1. Using a ladder and an assistant to hold the Terminator head assembly in place, lift the
component above rear of monitor assembly.
2. Attach the four-pin connector of the Terminator head assembly into its mate on the rear of the
monitor assembly.
Note: Do not force connector. If it does not connect easily, turn it 180 degrees and try again.
3. Align bracket of Terminator head assembly with the four holes in the top and on the angled back
of monitor assembly.
4. Affix a M¼-ϮϬdžϭďůĂĐŬTORX screw and a O¼-20 black flat washer by hand through each of
the two top holes.
Do not tighten screws.
5. Affix a MTORX screw and a Oflat washer by hand through each of the two holes on the angled
part of the bracket into the monitor assembly.
6. Tighten all screws with supplied TORX wrench.
Terminator Head Installation

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Attach Front Pedestal to Monitor Assembly
1. Move front pedestal assembly a few inches away from the monitor assembly.
CONNECTORS
Ensure all connectors mate properly. If connectors do not slip in easily, do not force them.
Connectors are often keyed and only connect one way. Check for correct orientation.
2. Gently pull all connectors through the round holes in the front pedestal and monitor assembly.
3. Connect single-pin ground cable from monitor assembly to front pedestal.
4. Connect either USB cable from monitor assembly to either USB cable from front pedestal.
Note: the USB gun cables are interchangeable. The PC will decide which is the right and left gun.
5. Connect the 10-pin and 16-pin data/power connectors from the monitor assembly to their
mates from the front assembly
6. Move front pedestal so that it is flush with monitor assembly.
Caution: make sure cables are not pinched. Tuck them back through the round hole into either
cabinet.
7. Align holes in monitor assembly brackets with holes in rear of front pedestal assembly.
Adjust leg levelers on front pedestal assembly as needed.
Monitor Assembly to Front Pedestal Installation
8. Insert a MTORX screw and a Oflat washer by hand through each of the three holes at the front
of the left bracket into the three holes of the front pedestal.
Do not tighten screws.
9. Repeat with other bracket.
10. Tighten all screws with supplied TORX wrench.

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Install Side Caps
Side Cap Installation (front pedestal unattached to show details)
1. Hold lower left side cap against left side of monitor so that all four holes in side cap align with
holes in left side wall of monitor.
Note that the lower left and upper right side (Type A) caps are interchangeable.
The lower right and upper left side caps (Type B) are interchangeable.
2. Insert a MTORX screw, a N¼-20 black lock washer and a Oflat washer by hand through each
of the four holes in side cap into side of monitor.
3. Tighten screws with TORX wrench.
4. Repeat for remaining three side caps.
5. Position game in desired final location.
6. Adjust leg levelers to lift caster wheels above floor and make game level.
Note: Use level to check that game is stable and that monitor is parallel to floor.

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Startup Game
1. Plug in line cord to AC outlet.
2. Turn the power switch to ON.
3. Verify that the cooling fan located on the bottom back of the game is working.
If not, turn off AC power and disconnect line cord. Refer to the diagnostic section of this manual.
4. Check that no component is excessively hot or emitting foul odors.
If not, turn off AC power and disconnect line cord. Refer to the diagnostic section of this manual.
5. Once software loads, you will be asked to calibrate the guns.
If not, enter the service menu by pressing the TEST button located on the bracket inside the top
coin door.
Note that gun maintenance procedure is listed on page 34.

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First Gun Calibration
The Service Button Panel has four buttons, three of which can navigate the menu system.
But it is easiest to navigate with a Start button and trigger/ pump.
xService Panel TEST button enters diagnostic system.
xEither Start button or
TEST button selects the highlighted option.
xService Panel VOL - button or
Squeezing either trigger moves down through menu or setting choices.
xService Panel VOL + button or
Pumping either gun moves up through menu or setting choices.
xHighlight and select Exit to return to previous screen.
An on-screen message acknowledges changes or when you exit a selection without making a change.
At the bottom of ĞĂĐŚƐĐƌĞĞŶƚŚĞƌĞŝƐĂďƌŝĞĨĚĞƐĐƌŝƉƚŝŽŶŽĨƚŚĞŵĞŶƵŽƉƚŝŽŶƐĨƵŶĐƚŝŽŶĐŽŵƉůĞƚĞ
description is available here for all menu functions.
Instructions for completing your first calibration start on the next page.
Additional gun maintenance procedures are listed on page 34.
TEST
SERVICE
Volume
UP
Volume
DOWN

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1. If the calibration screen is not already visible, press the TEST button inside the coin door to enter
the Diagnostic System.
2. From the Main Menu, use a gun trigger to highlight Gun Calibration.
3. Press a Start button to enter calibration.
4. Pull the trigger on the left gun to indicate that it is Player 1.
Please stand directly in front of the cabinet for best results
IR GUN CALIBRATION
PLEASE PULL THE TRIGGER ON THE LEFT GUN
TO VALIDATE THE PLAYER GUN ORDER
Press TEST to cancel calibration
5. ^ƚĂŶĚĚŝƌĞĐƚůLJŝŶĨƌŽŶƚŽĨƚŚĞŐƵŶƉĞĚĞƐƚĂůĂŶĚĂŝŵƚŚĞůĞĨƚŐƵŶĂƚƚŚĞнƐŝŐŶĂŶĚƐŚŽŽƚ
Please stand directly in front of the cabinet for best results
IR GUN CALIBRATION
LEFT GUN SHOOT CENTER TARGET
Press TEST to cancel calibration
6. Follow on-screen instructions on the gun tracking screen. The dot indicates the spot where the
gun is aimed. Verify accuracy by pointing at different areas of the screen.
7. Accept calibration by pressing the left Start button.
Please stand directly in front of the cabinet for best results
IR GUN CALIBRATION
LEFT GUN TEST CALIBRATION
PRESS START TO CONTINUE
RELOAD/GRENADE LEFT GUN TO RETRY CALIBRATION
Press TEST to cancel calibration
8. Repeat steps 5-7 for right gun.

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9. Press Start button when finished.
10. From Main Menu, squeeze a gun trigger to cycle through choices until you reach System Tests.
11. Press a Start button to select System Tests Menu.
MAIN MENU
EXIT
OPERATOR ADJUSTMENTS
GENERAL AUDITS
ONLINE MENU
GUN CALIBRATION
RESET MENU
SYSTEM INFORMATION MENU
SYSTEM TESTS MENU
COLLECTIONS
VIEW LOG
12. Squeeze the trigger to highlight the Gun Tests Menu.
13. Press the Start button to select the Gun Camera Test.
GUN TESTS
EXIT
GUN STATUS MESSAGES
GUN CAMERA TEST
GUN CLICK TEST
GUN ELECTRONICS TEST
GUN CALIBRATION
14. Press the Start button to return to the System Tests menu.
15. Squeeze the trigger to highlight Gun Camera Test.
16. Press the Start button to begin the test.

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17. You may use one or both guns for this test. Each gun controls a dual-track of colored dots. As
you tilt each gun, the orientation of the tracks rotates as the sensors perceive the change in
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Note whether any of the dots disappear or flicker when near the center of the screen. This may
indicate a dirty or poorly functioning camera inside the gun.
18. Press the START button to return to the System Tests menu
19. Squeeze the trigger to highlight the Gun Sensor Test.
20. Press the START button to begin the test.
GUN SENSOR TEST
IR GUN CALIBRATION
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POINT EITHER GUN AT THE SCREEN AND AIM ALL AROUND TO ACTIVATE ALL THE SENSORS.
ACTIVE SENSORS ARE GREEN. INACTIVE ARE RED.
IF A SENSOR NEVER ACTIVATES, THIS MAY INDICATE A PROBLEM WITH THAT SENSOR.
PRESS START TO EXIT
21. Sweep the gun from left to right and back again and watch the squares on screen to ensure they
all turn green.
If any squares remain red as the gun passes them, that particular IR sensor may be dirty or
damaged.
22. Press the Start button to return to the System Tests menu.

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23. Squeeze the trigger to highlight the Gun Electronics Test.
24. Press the Start button to begin the test.
GUN ELECTRONICS TEST
LEFT GUN: FRAMES: 0
LEFT GUN: GLITCHES: 0
LEFT GUN: pBlaze_wd:0
LEFT GUN: pBlaze_pc:0
LEFT GUN: STUCK BITS:0
LEFT GUN: VERSION:0
RIGHT GUN: FRAMES: 0
RIGHT GUN: GLITCHES: 0
RIGHT GUN: pBlaze_wd:0
RIGHT GUN: pBlaze_pc:0
RIGHT GUN: STUCK BITS:0
RIGHT GUN: VERSION:0
25. Ensure the guns pass all tests.
26. Press the Start button to conclude the test and return to the System Tests menu.
27. Press the Start button again to return to the Main Menu.
28. Using the Diagnostic system, described later in this manual, run other diagnostics and make
desired adjustments.
Other Tests
See the Diagnostic Section for further information.
1. Enter the Switch Test menu and verify all switches function.
2. Enter the Screen Test menu and verify that video is acceptable.
3. Enter the Sound Test menu and verify the audio works and is not distorted.
4. Enter the Coin Meter Test menu and verify the operation of the coin meter.
5. Enter the Cabinet Lamps Test menu and verify that all cabinet lights work correctly.
6. Enter the Watchdog Test menu, which reboots the game.
7. Upon a successful reboot, you are ready to make adjustments to pricing, volume and other
functions found in the Adjustments, Audits and Diagnostics section.
Additional gun maintenance procedures are listed on page 34.

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Adjustments, Audits and Diagnostics
Diagnostic Menu Screens and Descriptions
See First Gun Calibration for information on accessing the diagnostic menu system.
Main Menu
MAIN MENU
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OPERATOR ADJUSTMENTS
GENERAL AUDITS
ONLINE MENU
GUN CALIBRATION
RESET MENU
SYSTEM INFORMATION MENU
SYSTEM TESTS MENU
COLLECTIONS
VIEW LOG
Main Menu
Operator Adjustments Menu
This menu controls gameplay, coinage and sound adjustments.
OPERATOR ADJUSTMENTS
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GAME ADJUSTMENTS
COIN ADJUSTMENTS
PLAYER COST
VOLUME
You can improve collections by customizing performance with game adjustments. Each variable on an
adjustment menu changes an aspect of game play or appearance. Optimizing these settings can
maintain player interest and improve earnings. Monitor the effects of adjustments by comparing audit
information and earnings before and after changes.

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Main Menu
Operator Adjustments Menu
Game Adjustments Menu
This controls elements of the player experience and the time the game contacts the CoinUp® server to
check for software updates.
GAME ADJUSTMENTS
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SKILL LEVEL NORMAL
AVERAGE GAME LENGTH 120
RELOAD OFFSCREEN OFF
VIOLENCE NORMAL
Settings, Defaults and Choices
Setting Description
Default
Choices
Skill Level
Adjusts game difficulty by changing how gun reloads.
xEASY. Ammunition is restored whenever clip runs out.
xNORMAL. After each 60 shots, player must reload by
pumping gun magazine clip.
Normal
Normal / Easy
Average
Game
Length
Adjusts length of game in seconds and adjusts damage
amounts.
The time can be changed in five-second increments.
120
20 - 300
Reload Off
Screen
Turning this function on allows players to shoot the gun off
screen to reload their weapon. This may be useful while
you are awaiting a replacement part.
Off
Off/On
Violence Toggles the display of certain violent scenes in the game.
Normal
Normal / Low

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Main Menu
Operator Adjustments Menu
Coin Settings Menu
This menu does not set game price, but specifies how much game credit is given for money added to the
machine. The smallest accepted coin is a quarter, the typical setting for both coin values in the U.S. The
DBV value is also a multiple of 25¢.
COIN SETTINGS
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FREEPLAY OFF
CURRENCY TYPE Dollar
COIN 1 VALUE $0.25
COIN 2 VALUE $0.25
COIN 3 VALUE/DBV PULSE $0.25
MAXIMUM CREDITS $500.00
BONUS AWARD $0.00
UNITS FOR BONUS $0.00
Settings, Defaults and Choices
Setting Description Default Choices
Freeplay
Players can start games without money by pressing
START. Use this for promotions, non-commercial
applications or to test the machine.
Off On / Off
Currency Type
Changing currency type resets coin door values. The
denomination symbol changes on screen with each
currency.
US
Dollar
Yen, Won, Ruble, Real, Peso, Krona,
Guilder, Franc, Can. Dollar, Coins, Euro,
NZ Dollar, Rand, Pound, Aus. Dollar
Coin 1 Value Lets you set coin slot pricing. $0.25 $0.25 - $63.75 in $.25 increments
Coin 2 Value Lets you set coin slot pricing. $0.25 $0.25 - $63.75 in $.25 increments
Coin 3 Value /
DBV Pulse
The bill validator (DBV) translates bills into electronic
pulses. Every $1 bill results in four pulses; each $5 bill
is 20 pulses; $10 bill is 40 pulses, etc. This setting
determines how much game credit is awarded per
pulse. With default setting of $0.25, every $1 bill will
award $1 in game credit. Set to $0.50, every $1 bill
will award $2 in game credit.
$0.25
$0.25 - $63.75 in $.25 increments
Maximum Credits The highest number of unplayed credits allowed. $500
$125 - $500 in $.25 increments
Bonus Award The amount of credit awarded per bonus unit (see
below). $0.00
$0.00 - $63.75 in $.25 increments
Units for Bonus The value a player must enter to get bonus credit. $0.00
$0.00 - $50.00 in $.25 increments
Bonus Award/Units for Bonus example.
To give players $1.25 in credit for every dollar put in the DBV, set Bonus award to $.25 and Units for
Bonus to $1.

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Main Menu
Operator Adjustments Menu
Player Cost Menu
PLAYER COST
TYPE- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -OPER FEE- - - - -COINUP FEE - - - TOTAL
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START COST $1.00 $0.00 $1.00
CONTINUE COST $1.00 $0.00 $1.00
Settings, Defaults and Choices
Setting Description Default
Choices
Start Cost The amount of money required to
begin a game. $1.00
$0.00 - $63.75 in $0.25 increments
Continue Cost The amount of money required for
a player to continue a game. $1.00
$0.00 - $63.75 in $0.25 increments
FEE ADJUSTMENT
Note that CoinUp® fee cannot be adjusted by the operator.

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Main Menu
Operator Adjustments Menu
Volume Menu
Rather than requiring a manual dial or up/down buttons, all volume adjustments can be made digitally
with this menu. However, during Attract Mode, pressing the Service Panel Vol + and Vol ʹbuttons only
adjusts Attract Mode volume.
VOLUME
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GAME VOLUME 9
ATTRACT VOLUME 7
MINIMUM VOLUME 4
ATTRACT SOUNDS OCCASIONALLY
Settings, Defaults and Choices
Setting Description
Default
Choices
Game Volume This affects sound only while game is played.
9
0 ʹ32
Attract Volume This can be silenced or turned up as an
advertisement to draw in players.
7
0 ʹ32
Minimum
Volume
Determines the lowest setting possible for
both Game and Attract Volumes
4
0 ʹ32
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Occasionally
Never/Occasionally/Always