Roxor In the Groove 2 User manual

ISSUE DATE : March 15, 2006
www.roxorgames.com
www.inthegroove.com
Read the manual before operating this machine.
Keep this manual for your reference.
Service Manual

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The following information describes safety precautions for installing your ITG
dedicated cabinet. They must be strictly followed to protect those who install,
use, or maintain this product as well as to prevent other peopleís injuries and
property damages.
PRECAUTIONS FOR USE
CAUTION
Indicates a situation where disregarding suggestions could result in injury or product damage.
WARNING
Indicates a situation where disregarding suggestions could result in death or serious injury.
Indicates a necessary procedure or process.
Indicates extreme caution should be used. Indicates a situation which should be avoided.
Please read the following information
*The following suggestions show the degree of danger and damage caused.
*The following graphic suggestions describe the types of precautions to be followed.
*The following graphic suggestions describe the types of precautions to be followed.
The following instruction manual outlines procedures requires a qualified technician
or industry specialist.
A qualified in-shop technician/industry specialist is defined as follows:
Qualified In-Shop Technician
Description of Job Duties, as performed by a Qualified Technician
Industry Specialist
Description of Job Duties, as performed by an Industry Specialist
• A qualified in-shop technician must have experience in maintaining acade machines. Under the supervision of
an acade owner or manage, he or she routinely assembles, installs, inspects and maintains arcade machines, or
replaces their component units and consumable parts, in the arcade workshop and/or location.
• In such case that procedures are not followed, electric shock, product damage, or a serious accident may result.
• Replacing the machine parts, inspecting and maintaining the machine, and troubleshooting must be assigned
only to a qualified in-shop technician or industry specialist.
• Assembling and installing amusement machines and repairing or adjusting their electrical, electronic, and
mechanical component parts.
• An industry specialist must be engaged in designing, manufacturing, inspecting and servicing arcade machines.
• He or she may have an education in electrical, electronic, and mechanical engineering, and routinely maintain
and repair arcade machines.
• Assembling, installing, inspecting and maintaining arcade machines and replacing their component units
and consumable parts.

PRECAUTIONS FOR USE
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WARNING CAUTION
Setting Up
Please consult a technician before setting up,
moving or transporting this product.
•This product should not be installed, moved, or
transported by any one other than an industry specialist.
Doing so could result in injury or product damage
•When installing this product, place the 4 legs evenly
on the floor and make sure that the product is positioned
in a stable, horizontal position. Unstable installation may
result in injury or accident.
•When installing this product, take care not to apply
undue force to openings and other movable parts.
Otherwise, injury may result or the product may be
damaged.
This product is an indoor game machine.
Never set the game machine up outside.
•Setting this product up outside could result in
accidents or equipment failure.
Do not set the game machine up near
emergency exits.
•Doing so could block exits during an emergency
and could result in death or serious injury.
Do not set the game machine:
1. In a place exposed to rain or moisture.
2.In a place exposed to direct sunlight
3.In a place exposed to direct heat from air-conditioning
and heating equipment, etc.
4. Near hazardous flammable substance such as thinner
and kerosene.
• Otherwise an accident or malfunction may occur.
Do not place containers holding chemicals or
water on or near the game machine.
•Electrical shock or damage could be caused by
water or foreign material inside the machine.
Do not place objects near air vents.
•Doing so could cause the internal temperature to
rise excessively, resulting in fire or equipment failure.
Do not bend the power cord by force or place
heavy objects on it.
•Doing so could result in electrical shock or fire.
Never plug or unplug the power cord with
wet hands.
•Doing so could result in electrical shock or fire.
Never unplug the game machine by pulling
the power cord.
•Doing so could damage the cord, result in
electrical shock or fire.
Be sure to only use wiring within the specified
voltage range.
•Failure to do so could result in fire or equipment failure.
Be sure to use the attached power cord.
•Otherwise a fire or equipment failure may result.
Never plug more than one cord at a time in
the electrical receptacle.
•Doing so could result in fire or electrical shock.
Do not lay the power cord where people walk.
•This may cause injury, or may cause damage to
the power cord.
Be sure to ground this product.
•Failure to do so may cause electrical
shock or equipment failure.
Do not apply undue force when moving the
machine.
•Doing so may result in an accident or
may cause damage to the product.
Do not change the DIP switch setting of this
product to anything other than the factory setting..
•Otherwise, the game will not function properly.
A clearance space of 100mm (3.94 in.) or more
should be created between the game machine
and walls.
•Failure to do so may prevent machine from receiving
proper ventilation, resulting in equipment failure.

PRECAUTIONS FOR USE
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WARNING CAUTION
OPERATION
If the machine exhibits any abnormal behavior,
such as emitting smoke, fire, unusual noises,
etc., immediately turn OFF the main power
switch and unplug the power cord from the
receptacle.
•Use the machine in abnormal conditions could result in
fire or accident
Do not leave the power cord plugged in
improperly.
•Doing so could result in electrical shock or fire.
Remember to inspect the power cord periodically.
Please do not play this game if:
1. You have been drinking.
2.You are tired or sick or have been recently sick.
3.you think you might be pregnant.
4.You have a pacemaker.
5.You have previously experienced muscle spasms or
loss od consciousness by watching a television
screen or monitor.
•Do not bend the power chord excessively.
•Do not heat the power cord.
•Do not sandwich the power chord.
•Do not modify the power chord.
•Do nottwist the power chord.
•Do notpull the power chord.
•Do not stand on the power chord.
•Do not puncture the power chord.
Do not use this product anywhere other than
industrial areas.
•Using in a residential area or an area next to a
residential area could affect signal reception of radios,
television sets, telephones, etc.
The following list describes incorrect use
of the power cord.
If damage does occur to the power chord, stop
using the machine immediately and ask your
nearest distributor for replacement parts.
•Using a damaged power cord or power plug could result
in fire or electrical shock.
•Turn OFF the main power switch.
•Unplug the power cord from the receptacle.
•Contact your nearest distributor.
In case of malfunction

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WARNINGCAUTION
Turn the main power switch to OFF
and unplug the power cord from the
receptacle BEFORE inspecting or cleaning the
machine.
Failure to do so could result in electrical shock.
Make sure any replacement parts maintain
the correct specifications. Never use parts
other than the specified ones.
Using improper parts could result in fire or
equipment failure.
The ITG dedicated cabinet is a high voltage
machine. Only an industry specialist should
open the back panel of the machine.
Do not to touch the monitor or any other
exposed or LIVE parts or wires.
This may result in electric shock.
Some parts inside the unit will remain LIVE unless
the sub power switch on the service panel and
and the main power switch of the power unit
are switched to OFF. When the back panel
is open, turn the main power switch to
OFF and unplug the power cord
from the receptacle.
Failure to do so may result in electrical
shock or injury.
Strictly refrain from disassembling or repairing parts
which are not indicated in this manual. Do
not change any settings not listed herein.
This may result in fire, malfunction, or injury.
In case of machine malfunction,contact your
distributor for repair. ROXOR GAMES, INC. will not
assume any responsibility for damage to the
product attributable to disassembly and repair of parts
which are not indicated in this manual.
To clean the game machine, wipe it with a soft cloth
Use only a natural, chemical free detergent.
Using thinner of other organic solvent or alcohol may
damage your arcade machine.
Exposing any part of the machine to water may cause
electrical shock or equipment failure.
This machine contains parts, electrical
and precision components that may be
sensitive to vibrations and inpact.
Please use caution when moving, transporting
disassembling, or preparing the cabinet for
ttransport. he machine must remain upright at
all times.
Before moving the machine, be sure to turn
OFF the main power switch, unplug the
power cord from the receptacle, and safely
stow the power cord away form the machine.
Stepping on or tripping over the power cord
may result in an injury or may cause damage to the
machine.
Before moving the machine, be sure to fully lift the
four levelers and move it on the casters.
Failure to do so may result in damage to the machine..
Do not apply undue force when moving the machine.
This may result in product damage or personal injury.
FURTHER
PRECAUTIONS
When assembling, maintaining, moving or
transporting this product, follow the procedures and
instructions set forth herein to safely and correctly
interact with the arcade machine.
Do not assemble, handle, inspect, maintain, move,
or transport this product under conditions equivalent
to the conditions outlined under the WARNING OR
CAUTION headings in this manual.
If athis product has been received due to transfer of
title, etc., this manual, likewise, must be included in the
exchange.
CLEANING & INSPECTING YOUR MACHINE
PRECAUTIONS FOR USE

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
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Do not place the product near any flammable materials.
Install the product in an area suitable for heavy vibrations.
Install the product in an area with appropriate ventilation.
Secure the product to prevent movement due to vibration.
Seek assistance from a qualified industry professional.
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Do not randomly disassemble the product.
Do not use water to clean the product or product components.
Do not use any volatile detergent, such as wax or thinner.
Clean inside the product periodically to remove dirt or contamination.
Do not use this product for purposes unintended by its manufacturer.
1POWER SUPPLY
INSTALLATION
CLEANING YOUR MACHINE
Use only a grounded outlet.
Do not extend the power cord for use.
Check the power requirements before attempting to install the product.
Use only a power cord that meets the power requirements.
Use the rating fuse.
Do not touch the power plug with wet hands.
Power OFF the product before and during installation procedures.

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TEST & CUSTOMIZE OPERATOR MENU
Operator Menu
Pressthe Testbutton()located in the service box at any time.
The Operator Menu will appear.
Insert Credit
Options
Bookkeeping
Transfer Scores: Machine Memory Card
Transfer Scores: Memory Card Machine
Copy Edits: Memory Card Machine
Copy Edits: Machine Memory Card
Test Image
Test Input
Test Lights
Set Machine Time
Reset Menu
EXIT
1Entering the Operator Menu
Test Hardware and Set Options before gameplay begins.

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Testing & Customizing Operator Menu
Help
As you change options,an explanation describing the current option appears
near the bottom of the screen.
Serial number
The serial number for the currently installed hard drive +security dongle is
displayed in the upper-right corner of the screen.
(1) Insert Credit
Insert one credit.
(2) Options
Configure difficulty, game, and coin options.
OPTIONS
COIN MODE
SONGS PER PLAY
COINS PER CREDIT
PREMIUM
EVENT MODE
ATTRACT SOUND
FREQUENCY
MENU TIMER
LIFE DIFFICULTY
PAY FREE PLAY
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
OFF DOUBLE FOR 1 CREDIT
JOINT PREMIUM
OFF ON
NEVER ALWAYS 2TIMES
3TIMES 4TIMES 5TIMES
OFF ON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Press the Left and Right
2Navigating the Operator Menu
buttons to change the current row, then
press Start ( ) to choose the selected option.
TEST & CUSTOMIZE OPERATOR MENU

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* Select Bookkeeping from the Service Menu.
* Cycle through different Bookkeeping reports.
* Press Left and Right to cycle among the
different Bookkeeping reports.
* Exit. Press Start to leave the Bookkeeping screen.
View coin drop counts and other coin statistics.
All-time Total: 3626
Coin Data of Last  7 Days
Today  182
Yesterday   134
Day2Ago   127
Day3Ago   149
Day4Ago   110
Day5Ago   172
3Entering the Bookkeeping Screen
TEST & CUSTOMIZE OPERATOR MENU

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Copy high scores from the internal memory to a USB memory card.
Insert a USB memory card before choosing this option.
Copy high scores from a USB memory card to the internal memory.
InsertaUSB memorycardcontaining previously savedmachine score data
before choosing this option.
Copy the edits stored in the internal memory to a USB memory card.
Insert a USB memory card before choosing this option.
Copy the edits from a USB memory card to the internal memory.
Insert a USB memory card containing edit files before choosing this option.
Display a test image to check the color and brightness of the monitor.
* Transfer Scores: Machine  Memory Card
*Transfer Scores: Memory Card Machine
*Copy Edits: Memory Card  Machine
*Copy Edits: Machine  Memory Card
* Test Image
TEST & CUSTOMIZE OPERATOR MENU

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INPUT TEST
Controller 1 - Left (up, down, left, right)
Controller 1 - Right (left, right)
Check that pad sensors and cabinet buttons are functioning properly.
* Entering the Test Input Screen
* Testing Pad Sensors
* Testing Cabinet Buttons
* Exit
Select Test Input from the service menu.
A message will appear on the screen indicating which
inputs are detected as being held. There are 4 sensors
per panel and the edge names shown inside parenthesis
indicate which sensore in the panel are being held.
For example:
Cabinet buttons will also appear on screen when pressed.
The cabinet buttons have only one sensor per button.
Press Start  to leave the Input Test screen.
TEST & CUSTOMIZE OPERATOR MENU
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Test Input

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* Stuck Sensors
* Unresponsive Sensors
* Repairing a Sensor
Stuck sensors severely impair gameplay. A stuck sensor will not recognize
any change in applied pressure during gameplay.
If the Input Test screen shows a sensor as being held when no pressure is
applied to the panel, then the sensor ir stuck and maintenance is required.
Follow the Rpairing a Sensor instructions below to correct the problem.
Unresponsive sensors adversely affect gameplay. If a sensor does not
respond properly to applied pressure, the game may not accurately
register correctly timed steps during gameplay.
To test each of the 4 sensors in a panel, ise your foot to apply pressure
on the 4 inside edges (left, right, top, and down) of each panel. Check
that each of the four sensors in every panel can be activated by stepping
on the inside edges. If a sensor does not register or is unresponsive,
follow the Repairing a Sesnor instructions below.
To fix a stuck or unresponsive sensor, unscrew the two adjacenet corner
brackets on the panel. Carefully slide out the plexiglass panel. Remove
the problem sensor from its metal bracket, clean dirt and other particles
from the bracket area, inspect the sensor for physical damage, then reseat
the sensor. Replace the plexiglass and re-test the sensor. If the sensor
continues to be stuck or unresponsive, the sensor will need to be replaced.
TEST & CUSTOMIZE OPERATOR MENU

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* Entering the Test Lights Screen
* Explanation
* Manually cycling the cabinet lights
* Manual cycling the panel lights
* Exit
Determines functionality of pad and cabinet lights.
Select Test Lights from the Service Menu.
This scren will cycle through the cabinet and pad lights one at a time.
A message shows which lights are currently lit according to the
software.
For example:
Press Left and Right on the Player 1 side to manually
cycle through cabinet lights.
Press Left and Right on the Player 2 side to manually
cycle through pad lights.
Press Start to leave the Test Lights screen.
TEST LIGHTS
Auto Cycle
cabinet light: 0 MarqueeUpLeft
controller light: P1 0 Left
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Test Lights
TEST & CUSTOMIZE OPERATOR MENU

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Set clock. The machineís clock is used when saving high scores
and all other bookkeeping data.
Reset options, bookkeeping data, statistics, or edits.
* Exit
Leave the Service Options menu.
SET MACHINE TIME
YEAR :
MONTH :
DAY :
HOUR :
MINUTE :
SECOND :
RESET MENU
RESET TO DEFAULTS
CLEAR BOOKKEEPING DATA
CLEAR MACHINE STATS
CLEAR MACHINE EDITS
TEST & CUSTOMIZE OPERATOR MENU
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Set Machine Time
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Reset Menu

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3-1. MOUNTING THE MARQUEE TO THE
MONITOR
3-2. CONNECTORS
3-3.CONNECTING THE FLOOR PADS TO
EACH OTHER
3-4.CONNECTING THE FLOOR PADS TO THE
MAIN ASSEMBLY
4-1. FLOOR PAD ASSEMBLY
4-2. FLOOR PAD ASSEMBLY
4-3. FLOOR PAD ASSEMBLY
4-4. FLOOR PAD ASSEMBLY
5-1. MARQUEE ASSEMBLING
5-2. MARQUEE ASSEMBLING
1.PART NAME
2.SPECIFICATION
3.HOW TO INSTALL IN THE GROOVE
4.FLOOR PAD ASSEMBLY
5.MARQUEE ASSEMBLY
6.SPEAKER ASSEMBLY
7.BUTTON PLATE ASSEMBLY
8.COIN DOOR & CONTROL PANEL ASSEMBLY
9.MAIN BOX & AMPLIFIER BOX ASSEMBLY
10. IN THE GROOVE CABINET
CONTENTS

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MARQUEE
BRAUN TUBE
BUTTON PLATE
FRAME
PIPE
FLEXIBLE
TUBE
FLOOR
PADS
PART NAMES

16
0
77
0
05~
00
30
0
11
1640 476
940
1100
1780
POWER
CONSUMPTION
MAXIMUM POWER
CONSUMPTION
SCREEN SIZE
WEIGHT
(Kg)
POWER
REGUIREMENTS
400 W
600 W
34"
220 kg
182 kg
AC 110V / 60Hz
BODY
FLOOR
SPECIFICATIONS

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NO
1
2
3
CABINET ASSíY
MARQUEE FIXING BRACKET
SEMSM6 L20
1
1
6
APUG0WOO005
PART NAMESPEC.QUANTITYCODE NO.
HOW TO INSTALL IN THE GROOVE
Fasten 6 screws to mount the marquee baracket on the monitor.
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NO
1
2
BILLBORAD
SEMSM6 L20
1
6
PART NAMESPEC.QUANTITYCODE NO.
Connect All Conectors
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HOW TO INSTALL IN THE GROOVE

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9
NO
1
2
3
4
5
6
CROSS STEP ASS'Y
FRAME PIPE A, B
PIPE SHAFT
FRAME JOINT BRACKET
HEXAGON SOCKET HEAD CAP SCREW
HEXAGON SOCKET HEAD CAP SCREW
M6 L20
M6 L20
1
4
4
2
16
16
APUS0WOO003
MPUS0MEP035
MPUS0MEP047
PART NAMESPEC.QUANTITYCODE NO.
A
B
ATTACH FLOOR PADS
FLOORPAD ASSEMBLY