Sega Triple Play Instruction Manual

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OWNERS AND SERVICE MANUAL
INNOVATIVE CONCEPTS IN ENTERTAINMENT INC.
Triple Play

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Safety and Warnings 4
Game Settings and Adjustments 5 - 6
Error Codes 6
Coin setup 7
Card Swipe Install 8-9
Assembly Drawings 10 - 27
Wiring Diagram 29 - 30
Spare List 31

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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 RE-
CEPTACLE COULD ALSO CAUSE IMPROPER GAME OPERATION, OR DAMAGE TO THE ELECTRONICS.
DO NOT DEFEAT OR REMOVE THE GROUNDING PRONG ON THE POWER CORD FOR THE SAME REA-
SON 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 FUNC-
TIONING PROPERLY. DO NOT WASH YOUR GAME WITH A PRESSURE WASHER.
AVERTISSEMENT: lors de l'installation de ce jeu, la terre AC récipient doit être utilisé. Ne pas le faire pourrait en-
traîner un préjudice à vous ou à d'autres. Le non-recours à la terre récipient pourrait également causer une mau-
vaise opération de jeu, ou les dommages causés à l'électronique. NE PAS détériorer ou de retirer la broche de
terre sur le cordon d'alimentation pour la même raison, comme indiqué ci-dessus. Indûment l'aide d'un jeu de la
terre pourrait annuler votre garantie. Ont un électricien qualifié de vérifier votre récipient AC pour s'assurer que le
sol fonctionne correctement. Ne lavez pas votre jeu avec une laveuse à pression.
INSTALLATION
The game comes ready to play with just a few simple things to keep in mind.
1. Plug the game into the A.C. outlet and turn on power to the game through the inside of the game next to
the main board assembly. See assembly drawings for location.
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.
2. Make sure the game is level after installation. It is necessary to make sure the game is level for safety
concerns.
3. Check that the A.C. voltage rating on the back of the game matches the A.C. voltage of your location.
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 CONVER-
SION 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. Re-
moving any main board component part while powered on will void the warranty.
Ne retirez pas l'un des composants sur la carte principale (par exemple Compact Flash et
EPROMs), tandis que le jeu est sous tension. Cette mai causer des dommages permanents aux
parties et la carte principale. Suppression de tout bord principal élément sous tension alors que an-
nulera la garantie.
NOTE: THIS GAME IS INTENDED FOR INDOOR USE ONLY.
SHOCK HAZARD - DO NOT OPEN. REFER SERVICING TO SERVICE PERSONNEL.
REMARQUE: CE JEU EST DESTINÉ POUR USAGE À L'INTÉRIEUR SEULEMENT.
AVERTISSEMENT: RISQUE DE CHOC - NE PAS OUVRIR. RÉPARATION À UN PERSONNEL
DE SERVICE.

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Game Settings and Adjustments
Your game has been shipped with our recommended defaults for optimal earnings. We have included extra
decals located in your parts package in case you would like to alter the game settings for your location. To
clear audit data press and hold the “UP” button located on the test panel and turn the AC power switch on.
The display will display a random pattern until you release the “Up” button. The game will then clear its au-
dits and reset back in game mode. To reset your game back to factory default settings, press and hold “reset”
button located on the test panel and turn the AC power on. The display will display a random pattern until
you release the “reset” button. The game will revert to default settings and reset back to game mode.
At anytime you can press the “MODE” button located on the test panel to enter programming. Each time you
press the “MODE” button, you advance to the next option. Each option can be changed by either pressing the
“UP” or “DOWN” button also located on the test panel. The game will automatically save the change when
you press the mode button to advance to the next option.
Option Description Values Default
1 Hit Score 2 to 50 15
2 Hit Score 2 to 50 5
3 Hit Score 2 to 50 30
4 Hit Score 2 to 50 10
5 Hit Score 2 to 50 20
6 Jackpot Score 50 to 400 (increments of 50) 150
7 Wheel Speed control 400 to 500 (increments of 20) 440
8 Demo Sound 0 or 1 1
0=all the time
1=each time the coin is inserted
9 Display total ticket payout - See Audits below
10 Display total number of coins - See Audits below
11 Mercy Ticket in Out Hole 0 to 10 1
12 Locked value of Jackpot score 50 to 1000 (increments of 50) 1000
13 Mercy Ticket for Coin in 0 to 5 0
14 LED Stadium Lights - See diagnostics below
15 Limit Switch Tests - See diagnostics below
16 Number of coins outputted by hopper per card swipe. 0 to 50 10
17 Return to game mode, press “reset” located on main pcb.
Audits
Option 9 will display the total amount of tickets paid out. This option can be cleared as described above.
Option 10 will display the total amount of coins in. This option can be cleared as described above.
Test
Option 14 allows you to toggle the LED stadiums lights to ensure each LED is on. Pressing the “UP” button
will turn all LED on and pressing the “DOWN” button will turn them off.

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Test (Continued)
Option 15 allows you to test the limit switches found in all the coin out holes. They are called “Home Run
Hole”, “Hit Hole”, and “Out Hole”. When a limit switch is defective, the display will show the hole with the
defective switch and the station number. The station numbers are 1 for red, 2 for blue, and 3 for yellow. A
display of “Ho” means home run hole, a display of “Ht” means Hit hole, and a display of “Ot” means out
hole. This error display can occur when game is first powered up if a switch is “stuck” on. The game will
not function until you enter programming and cycle through to option 16 or replace the defective switch.
Error Codes
At any time during game play, if a error occurs, the following will be displayed:
TICKET ERRORS:
After loading tickets, press the “Ticket Button” to dispense remaining tickets owed.
“Err1” appears on the Jackpot display. This means no ticket in ticket dispenser 1.
“Err2” appears on the Jackpot display. This means no ticket in ticket dispenser 2.
“Err3” appears on the Jackpot display. This means no ticket in ticket dispenser 3.
SENSOR ERRORS:
“ErrC” appears on the Jackpot display. This means the count sensor has failed.
“ErrZ” appears on the Jackpot display. This means the Home sensor has failed.
“ESSS” appears on the Jackpot Display. This means both sensors have failed.
A note on Sensor Failures:
The game expects a steady pulse from the count sensor and when the playfield has gone a full revolu-
tion a pulse is received by the home sensor. If after a period of time the home sensor is not seen, the game
will display the “ErrZ” error. Ensure that the home sensor flag triggers the top sensor when a full revolution
is done. If the playfield is not turning smoothly, this will cause the count sensor to become erratic and dis-
play a “ErrC” on the jackpot display. Check underneath the playfield to ensure that none of the brackets are
moving or have become loose. It might be necessary to remove one coin chute above the coin drawer to ac-
cess the assembly. Please refer to the assembly diagrams for details. Total sensor failure will display a
“ESSS” meaning it cannot see both the count sensor or home sensor. Check to ensure there is no physical
damage to the sensor has occurred.
COIN SWITCH ERRORS:
When the game is powered on it will self check for stuck switches before entering game mode. If any
switch is found to be stuck, the game will display the error switch location code and will not enter game mode.
You can force the game into game mode by pressing mode button 16 times if it is not possible to repair at that
time. It is highly recommended to attended to this error as soon as possible.
“Ho1” appears on the jackpot display. Defective switch located in the “Home run hole” on red station.
“Ho2” appears on the jackpot display. Defective switch located in the “Home run hole” on blue station.
“Ho3” appears on the jackpot display. Defective switch located in the “Home run hole” on yellow station.
“Ht1” appears on the jackpot display. Defective switch located in the “ Hit hole” on red station.
“Ht2” appears on the jackpot display. Defective switch located in the “Hit hole” on blue station.
“Ht3” appears on the jackpot display. Defective switch located in the “Hit hole” on yellow station.
“Ot1” appears on the jackpot display. Defective switch located in the “Out hole” on red station.
“Ot2” appears on the jackpot display. Defective switch located in the “Out hole” on blue station.
“Ot3” appears on the jackpot display. Defective switch located in the “Out hole” on yellow station.

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SETUP - ASSEMBLY
This game has three stations that require you to insert your game room token or the
coin you wish to use into each of the coin comparators before they will accept any
coins or tokens. You will also need to load tickets into each station’s ticket dispenser.
See below for loading coins or tokens.
NOTE: RED STATION PICTURES SHOWN BELOW
STEP 1: At each station open the coin door to
access the coin comparator.
STEP 2: Pull back the coin holder and insert
your coin into the coin slot.
STEP 3: Release coin holder and close coin
door.

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Card Swipe Installation
The game has been designed for easy integration of any card swipe system. You will find in the cash box all
the necessary hardware to install hoppers into each station. Hoppers and harnesses are not included and can
be obtained from ICE Service Department.
To convert your game to card swipe you will need to install a coin cup and hopper into each station.
Step 1:
Remove the four mounting screws to the front cover of the coin return chute found above each cash box.
Step 2:
Locate the bottom bracket plate and attach the mount for the hopper with four screws.
Step 3:
Slide the hopper and bracket assembly into the opening of the coin chute. You will need to slide the assem-
bly back and then to the left to install the four mounting screws shown below.

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Card Swipe Installation (Continued)
Step 4:
Locate the coin out ramp and position it in front where the coins are dispensed from the hopper and install the
two mounting screws.
Step 5:
Remove the coin chute plate from the door and install the coin cup with remaining hardware.
The remaining steps to finish your card swipe installation is different per card swipe system used. Refer to
your owners manual of your card swipe for further information.
The main logic board can directly control the hoppers. A wire harness from the hoppers to the main board
can be purchased form ICE Service Department. The default payout per swipe is 10 coins. This can be ad-
justed in the games settings. This game also has separate coin and ticket meters for each station located
above the main logic board. It is recommended to disconnect the meters and directly connect to your card
swipe system. Refer to the wiring diagrams from detail information.

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Location Part number Description QTY
1 Lower cabinet 1
2 Upper cabinet 1
3 Lower Bat assembly 6
4 Ticket door assembly 3
5 Main PCB door 1
6 Coin station assembly (Red, blue, yellow) 3
7 Jackpot display assembly (Red, blue, yellow) 3
9 Coin collector platform assembly 3
8 Stadium light assembly 6
10 See page 25 Playfield base plate assembly 1
11 Center acryl playfield 1
12 XHAT3027X Right and left side window acryl set 6
13 XHAT3001 Acryl dome 1
14 Dome bracket 1
15 XHAT7001TP Title panel 3
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Cabinet Assembly