Team Play fishbowl frenzy User manual

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Chapter 2. Setup 2-2
Quick Installation Guide
You’ll Need These Tools
•7/16-inch socket
•3/4-inch end wrench
•#2 Phillips screwdriver
•11/32 socket or hand driver
•
T15 tamper
-
proof Torx

driver
•T27 tamper-proof Torx driver
•3/8-inch socket or hand driver
∆ WARNING
Restraining cables. You might need to angle the
front glass beyond the extent of restraining cables.
(The same applies to the L D.) In that case, you must
disconnect these cables. Take care to protect the
fragile glass and L D. Don’t let them free-fall out of
the cabinet! The L D might slam into the control panel
and break. The front glass could snap or splinter.
Before resting the glass and L D on the PU (Pod)
cabinet, remove the top panels. Otherwise, the glass
or L D might shatter against the player button. Shards
of glass could fly in every direction.
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 CAUTION
Shipping Screws. You must remove the shipping screws. Leaving them in might damage the L D. See Step 9.
[ ] 1. Remove the game machine from its shipping
skids. There are three pieces on two skids.
[ ] 2. heck for shipping damage.
[ ] 3. Stand the L D (large) cabinet upright.
[ ] 4. Adjust the L D cabinet leg levelers.
[ ] 5. Remove the two screws that secure the
upper front speaker panel. These screws are
on the sides of the L D cabinet.
[ ] 6. At the top of the L D cabinet, remove the
foam shipping insert. This insert is under the
cable support that attaches to the ball
trolley.
[ ] 7. Remove the hex bolts that secure the front
glass to the cabinet frame.
[ ] 8. Pivot the viewing glass forward.
[ ] 9. Remove the two shipping screws from the
L D panel. Removal reduces the chance of
LC damage.
[ ] 10. Unscrew and remove the metal access panel
at the bottom-front of the L D cabinet.
[ ] 11. Remove the two top panels from the PU
cabinet (Pod).
[ ] 12. For this step, use four bolts with flat and
lock washers: Assemble the L D cabinet to
the PU cabinet (Pod).
[ ] 13. onnect the cables between the L D cabinet
and PU cabinet (Pod): Ten connectors.
[ ] 14. Adjust the PU (Pod) cabinet leg levelers.
[ ] 15. Load the balls (minimum: four).
[ ] 16. Assemble and install the marquee. (See
Assemble and Install the Marquee, p. 2-6.)
[ ] 17. Bolt the marquee to the L D cabinet roof.
On each side of the marquee, use two half-
inch, number 6 sheet metal screws.
[ ] 18. Turn on the power switch.
[ ] 19. Verify that the game starts and Attract Mode
runs.
[ ] 20. Set pricing as you want it. (Use these menu
settings: oin 1, oin 2, and Price Per Play.)
[ ] 21. If you’re satisfied that the game machine
operates properly, reinstall the bottom L D
access panel.
[ ] 22. Reinstall the two top panels on the PU
cabinet (Pod).
[ ] 23. On the L D cabinet, pivot the speaker panel
back against the viewing glass.
[ ] 24. To secure the speaker panel, reinstall the
screws that you removed earlier.
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Chapter 2. Setup 2-3
Detailed Assembly Instructions
Unpack the Game Machine
∆ WARNING: Transporting. Movers should watch out for one another, avoid injury and be
respectful of heavy equipment. Glass and fragile components require special care.
∆ WARNING
Disconnect power when servicing. Prevent electrical shocks and equipment damage.
You’ll Need These Tools
•7/16-inch socket
•3/4-inch end wrench
•T15 tamper-proof Torx driver
•T27 tamper-proof Torx driver
[ ] 1. Place the game machine in a suitable play or service area.
[ ] 2. Remove the game machine from its shipping skids. There are three pieces…
•The main game cabinet (LC cabinet) ships with its left side on the skid.
•The PU cabinet (Pod) ships on a separate skid.
•The marquee (topper) arrives in its own carton. You'll find this carton on the skid
with the PU (Pod) cabinet. (The marquee box is perpendicular to the PU cabinet.)
You must assemble the marquee and mount it atop the L D cabinet. (Instructions
appear in this chapter.)
[ ] 3. heck for shipping damage to the following…
•abinet back door •abinet glass: Marquee and L D
•
abinet coin door
•
Fish bowls
•
abinet decals
[ ] 4. heck the A line cord for visible signs of damage. Pay particular attention to the plug and
line cord insulation.
[ ] 5. At the location, move the L D (large) cabinet upright and stand it on its bottom end. Allow
at least three feet of room behind the cabinet for assembly.
[ ] 6. This step requires a 3/4-inch end wrench. On the L D cabinet, adjust the leg levelers as
necessary. Leveling cabinets by adjusting leg levelers is a job for two people.
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Chapter 2. Setup 2-4
Remove Shipping Insert & Screws
You’ll Need These Tools
•7/16-inch socket
•3/4-inch end wrench
•#2 Phillips screwdriver
•T15 tamper-proof Torx driver
•T27 tamper-proof Torx driver
[ ] 1. This step requires a T15 tamper-proof Torx driver. From
the side of the L D cabinet, remove the speaker panel
retaining screws. (One screw on each side of the cabinet.)
[ ] 2. At the top of the L D cabinet is a foam shipping insert.
(Look under the cable support from the ball server
assembly.) The foam prevents the ball-server trolley from
crashing into the ends of the gantry. Remove the insert.
[ ] 3. Load the balls (minimum: four). Drop the balls onto the top
of the playfield.
[ ] 4. Pivot the speaker panel away from of the cabinet.
[ ] 5. The step requires a 7/16-inch socket. Remove the hex bolts
from the upper corners of the viewing glass.
[ ] 6. Pivot the front glass out of the cabinet by two feet. (Two
hold-back cables restrict maximum travel to two feet.)
∆ WARNING
Restraining cables. You might need to angle the front glass beyond the extent of restraining
cables. (The same applies to the L D.) In that case, you must disconnect these cables. Take care to
protect the fragile glass and L D. Don’t let them free-fall out of the cabinet! The L D might slam into
the control panel and break. The front glass could snap or splinter. Before resting the glass and L D
on the PU (Pod) cabinet, remove the top panels. Otherwise, the glass or L D might shatter against
the player button. Shards of glass could fly in every direction.
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 CAUTION
Shipping Screws. You must remove the shipping screws. Leaving them in might damage the L D.
See Step 7.
[ ] 7. This step requires a #2 Phillips screwdriver. Remove the two shipping screws from the L D
panel. Removal reduces the chance of LC damage.
[ ] 8. The step requires a 7/16-inch socket. Fasten the viewing glass to the cabinet frame. Use
the two fasteners that you removed during disassembly.
[ ] 9. Ease the speaker panel back into position.
[ ] 10. This step requires a T15 tamper-proof Torx wrench. Fasten the speaker panel with the two
screws that you removed during disassembly.
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Chapter 2. Setup 2-5
Join the Cabinets
[ ] 1. This step requires a T15 tamper-proof Torx wrench. Unscrew and remove the metal
access panel at the bottom-front of the L D cabinet. Without the panel in the way, you can
reach the cables.
[ ] 2. This step requires a T27 tamper-proof Torx
wrench. Remove the two top panels from the
PU cabinet.
[ ] 3. Move the PU (Pod) cabinet in front of the
larger L D cabinet. The coin door must face
the player position.
[ ] 4. This step requires a 3/4-inch end wrench.
Adjust the two leg levelers on the PU cabinet.
The goal is to make the PU cabinet even with
the L D cabinet. Leveling cabinets by
adjusting leg levelers is a job for two people.
[ ] 1. Slide the PU cabinet flush with the L D cabinet.
[ ] 2. This step requires a 7/16-inch socket. Assemble the L D cabinet to the PU cabinet (Pod).
Use this hardware from the hardware kit: ¼-20 x 1-1/2-inch hex head bolts, flat washer
and lock washer. The bolts screw directly into the L D cabinet frame. Installing alternate
right and left bolts together is a good idea.
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 CAUTION
When joining cabinets or installing panels, avoid pinching wires.
[ ] 3. Route cables through the opening in the rear wall of the PU cabinet (Pod).
[ ] 4. onnect cables between the L D cabinet and PU cabinet: Mate these connectors…
Left Side of Cabinet (5 connectors) Right Side of Cabinet (5 connectors)
•HDMI cable
•2-pin connector for ball-server motor
•6-pin connector for trolley motor
driver / deadman
•2-pin connector for L D power
•3-pin connector for solenoid power-
enable
•Playfield optos, etc.: 24-pin
•abinet: 16-pin; switch inputs,
lights, chute optos, blower control
•3.5mm audio connector: Woofer &
satellite speakers (up high)
•A 3-pin, 3191 series locking
•Ground braid from L D cabinet:
Secure it to PU cabinet braid on
right wall of PU cabinet. Use
provided wing nut.
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Chapter 2. Setup 2-6
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A. B.
C.
D.
1. Check to verify all parts.
A. (1) Large Plexi Marquee w/LED lights and controller
B. (1) Metal Mounting Plate w/LED strip attached
C. (2) Metal Mounting Brackets
D. Bag of Hardware:
At Least: (10) #8-
32
keps nuts
(9) #8-
32
machine black screws
(9) black washers
(4) #6 x ½” wood screws
Enlarged to show detail
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2. Mount the 90° short side of metal brackets
to the mounting plate using (2) #8 Keps nuts
for each bracket. Make sure the 90° long side
of each metal mounting bracket faces the
LED lights on the metal mounting plate.
3. Position the Plexi Marquee in front of the metal
mounting brackets; position and secure the
mounting brackets; position and secure the
top hole on each side of the marquee to the
top hole on the metal mounting brackets using
#8 black machine screws with black washers on
the front side face of the plexi.
4. Position and secure the marquee to the
center hole of the metal mounting plate using
#8 black machine screw with a black washer.
This will align the other 6 mounting holes making
it easier to fasten the Marquee to the metal
mounting brackets and mounting plate.
5. When securing the lower left side of the marquee
to the metal mounting plate, make sure not to
pinch the wires leading to the controller board
between the marquee and mounting plate.
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6. Place the fully assembled Marquee on top of your
Fish Bowl Frenzy cabinet. Position it toward
the front of the machine; make sure that the wire
leads coming from the top of your Fish Bowl Frenzy
cabinet reach the connectors on the Marquee.
7. Secure the assembled Marquee using
the (4) #6 x ½”
the (4) #6 x ½” Wood screws. There are 4 holes
through the metal mounting plate (2 positioned
between the LED light strip and Plexi Marquee
and 2 positioned behind the Plexi Marquee) .
8. Connect the 2 wire lead from the Fish Bowl Frenzy
main cabinet to the LED controller board.
Connect the 2 wire lead from the Fish Bowl Frenzy
main cabinet to the LED light strip.
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[ ] 9. Mate the two-
pin Molex® connector from the
backlight LED lamps to the connector
L D (main) cabinet.
[ ] 9. This step requires a ¼-
inch socket or hand
driver.
Bolt the marquee to the
roof. Use four half-
inch, number 6
screws, two on each side of the marquee.
Inspect Your Work
You’ll Need These Tools
•3/4-
inch end
[ ] 1. On the back of the L D
The switch is on the
bottom left side.
∆ WARNING
Ground connection.
The game machine requires a grounded, three
defeat the ground pin! Ungrounded operation risks electrical shocks and equipment damage.
[ ] 2.
On the back of the game cabinet, locate the game A pow
bottom left side.
(As you face the cabinet back.)
[ ] 3. Turn on the power
switch.
begin
. Loading takes about
[ ] 4. Verify that the game
starts and Attract
[ ] 5.
heck the game lamps for any that
[ ] 6. If you’
re unfamiliar with the
manual. Then return to this instruction. Otherwise, enter the Main Menu.
[ ] 7.
Set pricing as you want it.
[ ] 8. Set the volume
control for the desired sound level.
(Pod).
Inside the upper coin door panel, the control
[ ] 9.
On the side of the volume control mount is a slider. This slider controls woofer (bass)
volume. Set the woofer control for the
[ ] 10.
If the sound volume isn’t loud enough for your location,
Chapter 2. Setup 2-8
pin Molex® connector from the
backlight LED lamps to the connector
from the
inch socket or hand
Bolt the marquee to the
L D cabinet
inch, number 6
sheet metal
screws, two on each side of the marquee.
You’ll Need These Tools
inch end
wrench
cabinet, locate the A line cord.
Plug the line cord into an A
bottom left side.
(As you face the cabinet back.)
The game machine requires a grounded, three
-
wire power outlet.
defeat the ground pin! Ungrounded operation risks electrical shocks and equipment damage.
On the back of the game cabinet, locate the game A pow
er switch. The switch is on the
(As you face the cabinet back.)
switch.
After the game finishes loading, t
he game’s Attract Mode
. Loading takes about
30 seconds.
starts and Attract
Mode runs.
heck the game lamps for any that
don’t light.
re unfamiliar with the
game machine
’s adjustment system, read
manual. Then return to this instruction. Otherwise, enter the Main Menu.
Set pricing as you want it.
(Use
these menu settings: oin 1, oin 2, and Price Per Play.)
control for the desired sound level.
This control is i
nside the PU cabinet
Inside the upper coin door panel, the control
mounts
to the right
On the side of the volume control mount is a slider. This slider controls woofer (bass)
volume. Set the woofer control for the
desired sound level.
If the sound volume isn’t loud enough for your location,
go to the
Sound Volume Menu.
Plug the line cord into an A
outlet.
wire power outlet.
Never
defeat the ground pin! Ungrounded operation risks electrical shocks and equipment damage.
er switch. The switch is on the
he game’s Attract Mode
should
’s adjustment system, read
Chapter 3 of this
manual. Then return to this instruction. Otherwise, enter the Main Menu.
these menu settings: oin 1, oin 2, and Price Per Play.)
nside the PU cabinet
to the right
cabinet wall.
On the side of the volume control mount is a slider. This slider controls woofer (bass)
Sound Volume Menu.
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[ ] 11. Set the Sound Volume Menu as necessary.
[ ] 12. Go to the Diagnostic Menu.
[ ] 13. Select Bowl Opto Switch Tests.
[ ] 14. Verify that all bowl trigger switches operate. See the procedure in Chapter 4. Maintenance,
Troubleshooting & Wiring.
[ ] 15. In the menu system, go to Blower and Gantry Tests.
[ ] 16. Verify that the ball server trolley (drop mech) can drop a ball.
[ ] 17. heck that the gantry trolley can travel all the way right and left.
[ ] 18. By running the Switch Test, check proper game machine operation.
[ ] 19. To verify normal gameplay, play a few games.
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 CAUTION
When joining cabinets or installing panels, avoid pinching wires.
[ ] 20. This is a job for two or three people. Move the game machine into to its exact position. For
proper ventilation, keep the L D cabinet at least two inches away from the wall.
[ ] 21. This step requires a 3/4-inch end wrench. Adjust the leg levelers on both cabinets as
necessary. Leveling cabinets by adjusting leg levelers is a job for two people.
[ ] 22. Find the coin door key, cashbox key and ticket door key. The keys are in a red bag. The bag
ships in a cardboard box inside the PU (Pod) abinet.
[ ] 23. Store the keys in a safe place.
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Chapter 2. Setup 2-10
Gameplay
Fishbowl Frenzy is a colorful redemption game with several twists...
•This is an oversized machine, standing nine feet tall. Yet every nook is full of action!
•Animated fish appear to swim inside 3D fishbowls. The fishbowls actually protrude from
the front of the machine.
•Server. Using the machine's movable ball server or trolley, the player drops balls into the
playfield.
•oints. A player earns points by succeeding in landing a ball in one of the fishbowls.
•Landing a ball in a bowl causes the system to dispense a number of tickets.
•Button. The SERVE BALL button controls a unique ball server chute that rides on a trolley in
an overhead gantry.
•A skilled player can serve the ball in such a way that it falls into a particular fishbowl.
•Multiball play is possible once per game. One of the bowls is the Multiball fishbowl. Below
this bowl, you’ll notice the sparkling display MULTIBALL. A player earns the Multiball feature
by landing a ball in the Multiball fishbowl. Multiball causes the gantry to serve three balls in
quick succession. Because the trolley moves while serving, each ball falls in a different
location. Any of these balls might drop into a fishbowl, triggering the game machine to vend
tickets. During Multiball Mode, every fishbowl dunk adds to the score. Another aspect of
Multiball is that it varies from game to game. The Multiball fishbowl doesn’t remain in a
constant location. Any bowl can be a Multiball fishbowl. Between games, the game machine
switches the location of the Multiball fishbowl. Yet in any game, the feature never changes
bowls.
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 CAUTION
Start Mode. When you start the game machine, don’t go straight into Diagnostic Mode. Instead,
allow the machine to start in Game Mode so that the switches initialize properly. Then after a few
moments, you may enter Diagnostic Mode. Otherwise, switches might start in the wrong position
during a game, causing a malfunction.
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 CAUTION
Ventilation. Allow at least two inches of clearance for ventilation between the back of the game
machine and the building wall. Otherwise, the wall will obstruct ventilation fans at the top of the
cabinet. The machine might overheat.
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