ATRONIC OXYGEN™

Cabinet Manual

Rev. 1.0
June 2010
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ATRONIC OXYGEN™
Cabinet Manual

Rev. 1.0

Rel. June 2010

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 Table of Contents

Table of Contents
1. About this Manual...................................................................................................... 5
1.1 Scope................................................................................................................... 5
1.2 Target Audience............................................................................................... 5
1.3 Included Software Versions......................................................................... 6
1.4 Related Publications...................................................................................... 6

2. Safety Instructions..................................................................................................... 8
2.1 Safety Instructions - Electrical.................................................................... 8
2.2 Safety Instructions - Mechanical............................................................... 9
2.3 Safety Instructions - Other........................................................................... 9
2.4 Environmental.................................................................................................. 9

3. Technical Data............................................................................................................10
3.1 Specifications.................................................................................................10
3.2 Dimensions.....................................................................................................11
3.3 Minimum Clearance.....................................................................................11
3.4 Footprint / Drill Pattern...............................................................................12
3.5 Ergonomics.....................................................................................................13

4. Machine Components............................................................................................14
4.1 Main Door Closed.........................................................................................14
4.2 Main Door Opened.......................................................................................15
4.3 Belly Door Opened.......................................................................................16
4.4 Logic Box..........................................................................................................17
4.5 Button Panel / Multi Game........................................................................18
4.6 Button Panel / Master Roulette................................................................19
4.7 Button Panel / Core Game.........................................................................20

5. Machine Handling....................................................................................................22
5.1 Insert Money...................................................................................................23
5.2 Cash Out...........................................................................................................24
5.3 Open the Main Door....................................................................................25
5.4 Close the Main Door....................................................................................26
5.5 Disable the Arm Rest Mechanism...........................................................27
5.6 Open the Belly Door....................................................................................28
5.7 Switch Power On or Off...............................................................................29
5.8 Refill the Hopper...........................................................................................30
5.9 Replace the Hopper.....................................................................................30
5.10 Exchange the Bill Stacker Box................................................................31
5.11 Read the Mechanical Meters..................................................................32
5.12 Touch Screen Calibration.........................................................................33
5.13 Service Game...............................................................................................34
5.14 Out of Service Screen................................................................................34
5.15 Key Credits....................................................................................................35

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6. Maintenance...............................................................................................................37
6.1 Overview..........................................................................................................37
6.2 Bill Acceptor....................................................................................................38
6.2.1 Inspection........................................................................................38
6.2.2 Cleaning...........................................................................................38
6.3 Coin Acceptor.................................................................................................39
6.3.1 NRI G13.............................................................................................39
6.3.2 Coin Mechanism MC-62..............................................................39
6.3.3 Coin Channels................................................................................39
6.4 Hopper..............................................................................................................40
6.5 Ticket Printer...................................................................................................41
6.5.1 Paper Dust Removal.....................................................................41
6.5.2 Cleaning the Thermal Print Head............................................41
6.5.3 Printing a Self-Test Ticket...........................................................42
6.6 Fans....................................................................................................................43
6.7 Touch Screen..................................................................................................43

7. Troubleshooting........................................................................................................45
7.1 Reset Status- and Error Messages...........................................................46
7.2 Last Game Recall...........................................................................................47
7.3 Save Machine Information to USB Stick................................................47
7.4 Clearing a Hopper Jam...............................................................................48
7.5 Clearing a Bill Jam.........................................................................................49
7.6 Clearing Coin In Jam....................................................................................50
7.7 Fuses..................................................................................................................51
7.7.1 Main Fuse.........................................................................................51
7.7.2 Peripheral Board............................................................................51
7.8 Jumper Settings............................................................................................52
7.8.1 Mainboard.......................................................................................52
7.8.2 IO Board............................................................................................52

8. Service Menu..............................................................................................................54
8.1 How to access the Service Menu.............................................................54
8.2 Service Menu Flowchart: Software Level D3.0.x................................55

9. Audit Menu..................................................................................................................56
9.1 How to access the Audit Menu................................................................56
9.2 Audit Menu Flowchart................................................................................57

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 1. Introduction

1.  About this Manual

1.1  Scope
This manual aims to provide detailed information, how to op-
erate and maintain an Atronic OXYGEN™ gaming machine.
OXYGEN™ machines are available with different software ver-
sions:
- diversity™ Multi Game
- Master Roulette™
- Core Games (single game theme)
This manual does not describe software related topics. Please
refer to the “Software Manual” relevant for a certain software
version or the “Gameplay Manual” relevant for a game type.

Note: This document contains only procedural guideline for the

OXYGEN™ cabinet. Each regulatory jurisdiction and gaming site
have their own internal controls, policies and procedures that
must be followed when accessing machines and setting configu-
ration options. You are responsible for understanding and abid-
ing by the rules that apply in your environment.

1.2  Target Audience

Technical Personnel
We address qualified technical personnel, who are involved in
operating and maintaining Atronic OXYGEN™ gaming ma-
chines. With this user group we assume that they are familiar
with gaming machines and casino related terminology.
Please read this document carefully before you start, to avoid ATRONIC OXYGEN™ cabinet with diversity™ -
incorrect configuration or operation. multi game software.

Floor Personnel
Further we address floor personnel that is allowed to open the
machine‘s main door for maintenance purposes.
Please read the contained safety instructions before you open
the main door.

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1.3 Included Software Versions

This manual does not relate to a certain software version or a
certain game. Please refer to the “Software Manual” relevant
for a certain software version or to the “Gameplay Manual” rel-
evant for a certain game type.

1.4  Related Publications

More detailed information about the OXYGEN™ cabinet, the
­sensys EP™ electronic platform and the diversity™ multi-game
software can be found in the following publications:

• Installation Manual
Manual OXYGEN™ - Installation

• Software Manual
Manual diversity™ Software (D.3.0.x)

• Gameplay Manual
Gameplay Manual - diversity™ Multi Game
Gameplay Manual - Core Game
Gameplay Manual - Master Roulette™

• Peripherals (coin- and bill acceptors, hopper, etc.)

-> See folder "Peripherals" on the Service Manual CD.

• Spare Parts
Manual OXYGEN™ - Parts Catalogue

Note: All mentioned manuals can be found on a CD-ROM titled

“ATRONIC Service CD Manual 2010“ or www.atronic.com*

If this manual did not came on this CD-ROM, please ask ATRONIC
Technical Service for a free copy of the latest revision.
* An active “Gamebook Account” is necessary to access the download area.

Service Manual CD 2010

ENG v1.0

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 2. Safety Instructions

2.  Safety Instructions

Observe this safety instructions, to avoid per-

sonal injury or a possible damage to hard-
ware, software, or data.

As this machine has to be opened for maintenance, refill and

emptying, operators have to make sure the involved person-
nel takes note of this safety instructions.

2.1  Safety Instructions - Electrical

Warning! Risk of Electric Shock
Always switch off the machine and unplug the power cable
before servicing high voltage components.

Be sure to ground this machine to prevent a current leak.

ATRONIC makes no warranty as to the accidents (including
failures) caused by improper grounding.

Do not expose the power cable to mechanical load such as

contusion or tension. Damaged power cables can lead to fire
or shortcuts.

Use the specified fuses only. If the specified fuses easily blow
out, please consult ATRONIC Technical Services.

Always switch off the machine before removing or servicing

electronic components and before connecting/disconnecting
a connector.

Check that all connectors are seated correctly. False connec-

tions can cause irreparable damage, not covered by warranty.

Always take precautions against electrostatic discharges (ESD)

when handling circuit boards. Wear a grounded wrist strap
and avoid placing circuit boards on static generating surfaces
as carpet or upholstered chairs.

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 2. Safety Instructions

2.2  Safety Instructions - Mechanical

Warning! Tip Hazard!
To avoid personal injury, the OXYGEN cabinet must be securely
attached to the base, and the base must be securely attached
to the floor or wall.

Do not install the machine on unstable floor.

The machine is heavy. Always use appropriate equipment for

transportation and installation.

Caution! Moving Parts

Make sure to disable the hopper, when working on it.

2.3  Safety Instructions - Other

Only qualified personnel can assemble, install, maintain, in-
spect, and troubleshoot the machine.

Use only original ATRONIC parts for replacement.

Do not use chemical duster, thinner, benzine, alcohol, or syn-

thetic detergent for cleaning the machine. They can damage
the surface of the machine.

Please refer to relevant ATRONIC service manuals for further

instructions on setup, operation and maintenance.

2.4  Environmental
Please adhere to the environmental specifications stated in
section 3. Technical Data (next page).

Do not install this machine outdoors, or in areas with large

variation in temperature or excessive dust pollution.

The machine may only be installed or operated in dry condi-

tions.

The machine must not be cleaned using a high pressure clean-

er or a vapor jet and must not be installed or operated in areas
where high pressure cleaners or vapor jets are used.

If the machine was exposed to low temperatures, do not pow-

er on the machine until it has acclimatized to ambient tem-
perature and no condensing is present.

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 3. Technical Data

3.  Technical Data

3.1  Specifications
Model: SEPOXG / OXYGEN

Dimensions in mm: 613 / 1520 / 590 (w/o topper)

(max. w/h/d) 613 / 1711 / 590 (with topper)

Weight: 97 kg (coin-less, w/o topper)

to 106 kg (coin-on, with topper)

Electrical Specification
Required Voltage: 100V to 240V AC
50Hz / 60Hz
Use earthed power outlet rated min. 8A / 115V, 4A / 230V.

Power Input
Idle Mode: 1,9A / 115V, 0,8A / 230V

Payout Mode: 2,4A / 115V, 1,2A / 230V

Max. Power Input: 4A / 230V
(including power outlets)

Power Outlets
Max. Power Output: Two non-switched outlets,
0,5A / 230V each outlet

Power Supply
Secondary Voltage: +24V / 5A; +12V / 17A;
- 12V / 0,5A; +5V / 20A;
+3.3V / 7A

Fuses
Main Fuse: T 5A / 250V Note: See also section 7.6 Trouble-
Peripheral Board: F100 (+5 V0) = T 5A shooting / Fuses for details.
(all glas fuses 5 x 20mm) F102 (+12 VP_1) = T 5A
F103 (+12 VP_2) = T 5A
F104 (+12 VP_3) = T 5A
F105 (+12 VP_4) = T 5A
F107 (+24 V) = T 4A

Environmental Specifications
Operating Temperature: 0°C - 45°C (32°F - 113°F)
Operating Humidity: 0% to 85% (non condensing)

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 3. Technical Data

3.2  Dimensions
*with topper and
3-stage toplight

Overall height without

topper, with 3-stage
toplight is 1520mm.
1771 (mm)

*
1390

510 348
560 492
613 590

3.3  Minimum Clearance

• Each OXYGEN™ machine should have a minimum base width of 720 mm, to fully open the main
door without touching the adjacent machine. This translates to a minimum space clearance of 210
mm between two OXYGEN™ machines (body side to body side).
• Leave a minimum space clearance of 245 mm to a wall (body side to wall).
720 720
245 210

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3.4  Footprint / Drill Pattern

(105)* 330 (105)*

* This dimension * This dimension
depends on the
base width
223 depends on the
base width

67 REAR OF CABINET

37
67,5

57

Ø 12 mm (4x)

228,5
271,5 (mm)

CABLE DROP
Ø 64mm

296,5

336,5
COIN DROP
Ø 80mm
DRILL PATTERN
OXYGEN™ CABINET

67
297

ATRONIC 302,5
STANDARD
BASE (720mm) 510

(720)*

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 3. Technical Data

3.5  Ergonomics
The OXYGEN™ cabinet is designed to provide a maximum of playing comfort. For an optimal seating
and playing comfort, the difference between the base height and the seating height should be approxi-
mately 15 cm.

Based on a 1,75 m tall player this results in

• the natural line of sight is directed towards the center of the main monitor
• the arms are positioned in parallel to the floor and supported by the arm rests
• the legs are in a comfortable 90° angle
150 mm

Examples:
Base height is 24” / 60 cm --> use chair height 63 - 83 cm adjustable
Base height is 18” / 45 cm --> use chair height 60 - 73 cm adjustable
Chair height is 65 cm fixed --> use 18” / 45 cm bases

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 4. Machine Components

4.  Machine Components

4.1  Main Door Closed
Top Light

Topper

Top Box

Upper Loudspeakers Air Outlet

JACKPOT Key Switch

Upper Monitor AUDIT Key Switch
Main Monitor
Mechanical Meters

Player Tracking Area

(here with Card Reader)
Main Door Lock(s)
Loudspeaker
Ticket Outlet Main Door Release
Coin In
CASH OUT Button
BET - Button CALL ATTENDANT Button
BET + Button Name Plate
START / TAKE WIN Button Bill In
AUTOPLAY Button
MENU Button Belly Door Release /
GAMBLE Button Belly Door Lock
START / TAKE WIN Button

Coin Bowl

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4.2  Main Door Opened

Top Box

Top Box Release

Logic Box
Logic Box Lock(s)
Card Slot Cover

Peripheral Board

Main Door Switch

Mounting Bracket for
additional Equipment
Main Door Lock(s)
Ticket Printer Main Door Release

Bill Acceptor

Bill Door Lock

Power Outlets
Bill Door
Power Switch
Power Supply

Hopper Board Sub Woofer

Hopper

Cable Drop Hole

Coin Drop Hole

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4.3  Belly Door Opened

Coin In - LED Board

Belly Door Switch

Bill In - LED Board

Coin Acceptor Belly Door Lock /

Coin Channels Belly Door Release
Diverter Solenoid Bill Door Lock
Bill Door
Pneumatic Spring

Coin In Bill In
/ Ticket Outlet

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4.4  Logic Box

Figure shows logic box with the card slot cover removed

Fan (Air Outlet)

Peripheral Board
Connectors

HDMI Video Out (Upper)

HDMI Video Out (Main)

Game Smart Card

Logic Box Cover
Release
Game Compact Flash Card

Logic Box Switch

Audio Line In
USB Ports

LAN Port 1
LAN Port 2

COM2
COM1 (GAT Port)

HDMI Audio Out

Power Supply
Connector

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4.5  Button Panel / Multi Game

This button panel layout is used with diversity™ multi game software.

BET +
- BET

START START
TAKE TAKE
WIN WIN
AUTO GAMBLE
PLAY GAME
MENU

• BET - / BET +
Press the BET + or BET - button to select how many credits per line you want to bet.

• START / TAKE WIN

Both of the two START / TAKE WIN buttons have the same function.
a) Press the START / TAKE WIN button to start a game (spin the reels).
b) During the Gamble feature:
Press the START / TAKE WIN button to take the win and leave the Gamble feature.

• AUTO PLAY
The auto play button starts gaming in autoplay mode. Games will start automatically with the
latest bet, until any other button is pressed or player interaction is necessary. Autoplay games spin
faster than single triggered games and have a shortened win presentation.
After wins smaller than 5 times the bet, a shortened win presentation (<1s) is displayed. After wins
higher than 5 times the bet, the full win presentation is displayed.
Note: Autoplay function is not available in all jurisdictions and has to be enabled during the Initial Setup.

• GAME MENU
Press the GAME MENU button to select another game theme for game play. The credits available on
the credit meter will be transferred to the newly selected game.

• GAMBLE
Starts the Gamble / Double Up feature after a win.
Note: Gamble function is not available in all jurisdictions and has to be enabled during the Initial Setup.

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4.6  Button Panel / Master Roulette

This button panel layout is used with Master Roulette™.

BET +
- BET

START START
TAKE TAKE
WIN WIN
AUTO GAMBLE
PLAY INFO

• BET - / BET +
Press the “BET +” or “BET -” button to double or half each bet that is already placed on the table.
“BET +” doubles each bet until the maximal bet limit is reached. “BET -” halfes each bet until the
minimum bet limit is reached. Bets lower than the minimum bet limit are deleted. The bet limit de-
pends on the bet type (straight-up, split, street, corner, etc.) and is operator selectable.

• START / TAKE WIN

Both of the two START / TAKE WIN buttons have the same function.
a) Press the START / TAKE WIN button to start a game (spin the wheel).
b) During the Gamble feature:
Press the START / TAKE WIN button to take the win and leave the Gamble feature.

• AUTO PLAY
The auto play button starts gaming in autoplay mode. Games will start automatically with the
latest bet, until any other button is pressed or player interaction is necessary. Autoplay games spin
faster than single triggered games and have a shortened win presentation.
After wins smaller than 5 times the bet, a shortened win presentation (<1s) is displayed. After wins
higher than 5 times the bet, the full win presentation is displayed.
Note: Autoplay function is not available in all jurisdictions and has to be enabled during the Initial Setup.

• MENU / INFO
Press the INFO button to open the info screen. The info screen shows the game rules and the pay-
table.

• GAMBLE
Starts the Gamble / Double Up feature after a win.
Note: Gamble function is not available in all jurisdictions and has to be enabled during the Initial Setup.

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4.7  Button Panel / Core Game

This button panel layout is used with core games (single game theme).

BET +
- BET

START START
TAKE TAKE
WIN WIN
AUTO GAMBLE
PLAY INFO

• BET - / BET +
Press the BET + or BET - button to select how many credits per line you want to bet.

• START / TAKE WIN

Both of the two START / TAKE WIN buttons have the same function.
a) Press the START / TAKE WIN button to start a game (spin the reels).
b) During the Gamble feature:
Press the START / TAKE WIN button to take the win and leave the Gamble feature.

• AUTO PLAY
The auto play button starts gaming in autoplay mode. Games will start automatically with the
latest bet, until any other button is pressed or player interaction is necessary. Autoplay games spin
faster than single triggered games and have a shortened win presentation.
After wins smaller than 5 times the bet, a shortened win presentation (<1s) is displayed. After wins
higher than 5 times the bet, the full win presentation is displayed.
Note: Autoplay function is not available in all jurisdictions and has to be enabled during the Initial Setup.

• MENU / INFO
Press the INFO button to open the info screen. The info screen shows the game rules and the pay-
table.

• GAMBLE
Starts the Gamble / Double Up feature after a win.
Note: Gamble function is not available in all jurisdictions and has to be enabled during the Initial Setup.

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 5. Machine Handling

5.  Machine Handling

This chapter includes the machine handling instructions for
OXYGEN™ cabinets. It includes following sections:

• Insert Money

• Cash Out

• Opening the Main Door

• Closing the Main Door

• Switch Power On / Off

• Hopper Empty / Hopper Refill

• Hopper Removal and Replacement

• Stacker Box Exchange / Removal

• Read the Mechanical Meters

• Touch Screen Calibration

• Service Game

• Out of Service Screen

• Remote Key In / Key Credits

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 5. Machine Handling

5.1  Insert Money

Depending on hardware configuration, the machine accepts Note: Customized machines may use
coins/token and bills. Additionally the machine is prepared for a different hardware configuration
Ticketing (optional) and Advanced Fund Transfers (AFT), and other than described here.
supports Remote Key In function.

Coin In
Atronic OXYGEN™ machines accept one specific type of Coin In Bill In
coin or token, determined by customer specification. Coin in
mechanics, coin acceptor and hopper are customized to this
specific coin size and weight to provide highest performance,
reliability and security.

Bill In
OXYGEN™ machines are available with MEI CASHFLOW™, JCM
UBA™, Cashcode One™ or Ardac Elite™ bill acceptors to pro-
vide highest acceptance rates and best reliability. The accep-
tance of each bill value can be enabled/disabled seperately.

Ticket In (optional) Ticket Out Ticket In

Optionally the machine supports Ticket In / Ticket Out using
SAS enhanced validation or system validation. Connection to
a fibre optic network requires an optional Atronic fibre optic
kit.

Note: In order to allow ticketing, an optional ticket printer has to

be installed.

Cashless / Smart Card (optional) Player Interface Card Reader

If enabled, OXYGEN™ machines feature Advanced Fund Trans-
fers (AFT) from/to a casino managed wagering account by
means of an external cashless wagering system. The card han-
dling is managed by an (optional) player interface.

Note: In order to allow cashless transfers using player cards, an

optional player interface / card terminal has to be installed.

Remote Key In
If enabled, OXYGEN™ machines allow to add or remove credits
by turning the Jackpot Key. See section 5.14 Remote Key In /
Key Credits for a detailed description.

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5.2  Cash Out

Press the cash out button located on the functional button
panel to collect credits. Depending on hardware configura- CASH OUT Button
tion there are different ways to cash out.

Hopper Payout
If a hopper is installed, in the standard configuration all cash-
able credits are paid out by the hopper.
If the number of coins to be cashed out, is exceeding the Hop-
per Payout Limit, a cancelled credits handpay is initiated. To
adjust the Hopper Payout Limit (in coins), go to Service Menu /
Settings / Hardware / Hopper / General. With the setting Payout
Limit Procedure you can additionally adjust how many coins
are paid out before the cancelled credits handpay is initiated.

Ticket Payout (optional)

If the machine is configured for ticketing, the payout is carried
out by tickets only, or by a combination of tickets and coins.
The way the payout is splitted into tickets and coins can be
adjusted under Service Menu / Settings / Hardware / Printer /
Barcode Payout.
Note: If the ticket printer is not operational, the cashout is carried
out by the hopper (if applicable).

Cashless / Smart Card (optional)

If the machine is configured for Advanced Fund Transfers
(AFT), this functions allows electronic credit transfers from/to
a casino managed wagering account by means of an external
cashless wagering system. The card handling is managed by
an (optional) player interface with card reader.
Note: Support of cashless functionality is application- and soft-
ware dependent.

Handpay
See section 5.10. Handpay Handling for details.

Payout Limit
If the amount to be cashed out is exceding this adjustable limit,
a cancelled credits handpay is initiated and has to be acknowl-
edged by an attendant. The payout limit applies to all payout
devices, in case the payout was initiated by pressing the cash
out button. The Payout Limit can be adjusted under Service
Menu / Settings / Game / Limit Settings / Payout Limit.

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 5. Machine Handling

5.3 Open the Main Door

1. Unlock the main door lock by turning the main door key
90° clockwise.

2. Pull the main door release upwards and open the main
door. The main door release also operates the arm rest re-
lease and the arm rest flips up.

Note: See section 5.5 Disable the Arm Rest Mechanism if you
want the arm rest to remain in play position.

3. When the main door switch detects that the main door is Main Door Switch
open,
- a “Front Door Open” message appears on screen Arm Rest
- an audible signal is played
- the toplight starts flashing.

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5.4  Close the Main Door

1. Unlock the main door lock by turning the key 90° clock-
wise.

Note: Do not slam the door closed with the main door lock
locked, as this will damage the lock mechanism.

2. Use the main door handle to close the main door.

Note: Do not use the arm rest to close the main door, as this
may damage the flip mechanism.

Note: Always make sure that the ticket printer is completely

slid in before closing the main door.

3. Make sure that the main door release is fully engaged and
lock the main door.

4. Push down the arm rest until it is fully engaged.

The “Front Door Open” message expires, and the top light
stops flashing, as soon as one new game was played.

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5.5 Disable the Arm Rest Mechanism

When you operate the main door release, the arm rest auto-
matically flips up. This mechanism is intended to fully open
the main door without touching the adjacent machine.

If you have the machines installed with a larger space clear-

ance between the machines you may want to disable this
mechanism.

The arm rest release is operated by a control cable. Detach the

control cable to disable the arm rest mechanism.
Nut
1. Make sure the fully opened main door (with the arm rest
in play position), does not touch any adjacent objects. Control Cable

2. Unscrew the nut that secures the control cable to the main
door release mechanism.

3. Detach the control cable.

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 5. Machine Handling

5.6 Open the Belly Door

The belly door gives access to the bill door, the coin acceptor
and the coin channels.

1. Unlock the belly door lock by turning the key 90° clock-
wise.

2. Press the belly door release. The belly door opens immedi-
ately.

3. When the belly door switch detects that the belly door is
open,
- a “Door Open” message appears on screen
- an audible signal is played
Belly
- the toplight starts flashing.
Door
Switch

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5.7  Switch Power On or Off

1. Open the main door as described in section 5.1 Open the
Main Door.

2. Locate the power switch and switch the machine power

on or off.

3. Close and lock the main door and move the arm rest back
into play position.

Warning! Risk of Electric Shock

Always unplug the power cable before servicing
high voltage components.

The power switch just switches the power supply. The stand-
by voltage is always active. You have to unplug the power
cable to make the machine free from any current in order to
service high voltage components or to change boards.

The power switch also does not switch the two integrated
power outlets. These power outlets are always on.

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5.8  Refill the Hopper

Follow this procedures to refill or to replace a hopper.

Note: Casino rules for coin handling may require additional tasks
not described in this procedures.

Main Door Switch

1. Open the main door as described in section 5.1 Open the
Main Door.

2. Make sure that the hopper is temporarely disabled by the

main door switch. The switch must not be in the manual
open position (pulled out).

3. Refill the hopper. Make sure that no foreign objects got

into the hopper bowl.

4. When the hopper ran empty during a cash out and the
Hopper Refill mode has been enabled, the Refill Menu will Note: Enter Service Menu / Settings /
open automatically. Enter the number of coins refilled in Hardware / Hopper / General to adjust
this menu. the Hopper Refill mode.

5. Close and lock the main door and move the arm rest back
into play position.

5.9 Replace the Hopper

1. Open the main door as described in section 5.1 Open the
Main Door.

2. Make sure that the hopper is temporarely disabled by the

main door switch. The switch must not be in the manual
open position (pulled out).

3. Slide out the hopper. Use the hopper handle and the hop-
per bowl to carry the hopper.
Caution! A hopper filled with coins is heavy.

4. Slide in a new hopper and make sure that it is fully con-

nected and engaged.

5. Close and lock the main door and move the arm rest back
into play position.

6. (optional) Test the hopper under Service Menu / Diagnos- Note: Coins paid out during hopper
tics / Hopper. test will not be listed in the machine
statistics.

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5.10  Exchange the Bill Stacker Box

Follow this procedure to exchange or clear the bill stacker box.
There are two ways to get access to the bill door and the bill
stacker: By opening the main door or by opening the belly
door.

Note: Casino rules for bill handling may require additional tasks
not described in this procedure.

1. a) Open the main door as described in section 5.1 Open

the Main Door.
or
b) Open the belly door as described in section 5.3 Open
the Belly Door.

2. Unlock and open the bill door (fig. 1).

3. Take the bill stacker box out (fig. 2).

4. Install an empty stacker box and make sure it is fully en-

gaged.

5. Close and lock the bill door.

5. a) Close and lock the main door and move the arm rest
back into play position.

b) Close and lock the belly door.

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5.11  Read the Mechanical Meters

The mechanical meters (Hardmeters) are located at the upper
right side of the cabinet.

1. Turn the Audit Key 90° clockwise to illuminate the me-

chanical meters and to enter the Audit Menu.

In order to review what each meter counts, open Audit

Menu / Machine Information / Configuration / Money and
scroll down to the Mechanical Meters entry.

2. Read the mechanical meters.

3. When finished, release and remove the Audit Key.

Note: Please refer to the relavant Software manual for details

about metering.

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5.12  Touch Screen Calibration

There are two ways to access the Touch Screen Calibration
screen:

1. a) Turn the Audit Key clockwise with the main door closed
to open the Audit Menu. Then select the Touch Screen Cal-
ibration folder tab.
or
b) Turn the Audit Key clockwise with the main door opened
to open the Service Menu. Then go to Service Menu / Set-
tings / Machine / Touch Screen Calibration.

2. Touch the Start Touch Screen Calibration button and fol-

low the instructions on screen.

3. Touch the two yellow dots displayed on screen. The con-

troller uses the data perceived immediately before you lift
off your finger to register a calibration touch. Therefore,
you can touch the screen, move your finger to the target,
hold for a second, and then lift your finger off. This method
will result in a more accurate calibration.
Note: Do not touch any metallic parts at the machine during
calibration, as this may cause an offset in calibration.

4. Touch the screen and check, if your fingers position match-

es the position of the red dot that will appear.

5. If you are satisfied with the result, touch the Accept but-
ton to continue. Otherwise touch the Recalibrate button
and repeat the calibration process.

Note: An accurate touch screen calibration is essential, be-

cause some of the on-screen buttons are quite small.

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5.13  Service Game

This function allows simulated game play for testing or pro-
motional purposes. The service game is only available while
the main door is open and no credits are on the credit meter.
Hardmeters and statistical data are not influenced by service
games.

1. Make sure no credits remain on the credit meter, then

open the main door and turn the Audit Key to start the
Service Menu.

2. Go to Service Menu / Diagnostics / Service Game.

3. Touch the Start Service Game button with the main door
switch in open position. The service game starts after ap-
prox. 20 seconds. An virtual credit amount of 5 times the
MaxBet is booked to the credit meter. These virtual credits
can not be cashed out.

4. Play the service game.

5. To leave the service game, close the main door and re-
move the Audit Key. All virtual credits are removed from
the credit meter.

5.14  Out of Service Screen

The "Out of Service" screen is intended to prevent players
from inserting money into a machine that is temporarily out
of service. This screen can also be used to reserve a machine
for a particular player.

1. Open the main door and and turn the Audit Key to start
the Service menu.

2. Touch the Out of Order button in the upper right screen.

The “Out of Service“ screen is displayed. Out of Order button

3. Close and lock the main door.

4. To leave the “Out of Service“ screen, open the main door

again.

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5.15 Key Credits
If enabled, the key credits function allows attendants to add
money to/ or remove money from the gaming machine by us-
ing the Jackpot key.
• The key credits function is available only, if it has been en-
abled during the Initial Setup.
• The key credits function is not allowed in all jurisdictions.
• The key credits menu can only be activated when the
machine is in idle mode (no game in play, no double up,
handpay or jackpot pending)
• The key credits bookkeepings can be reviewed under Au-
dit Menu / Accounting and Statistics / Accounting / Account-
ing Overview / Key In + Key Out.

Add Money

1. Turn the Jackpot Key to start the Remote Key In menu.

The amount of active money on the credit meter is dis-
played.

2. Select Add Money and enter the amount of money to be

added to the credit meter by means of the displayed num-
ber pad. Confirm entered value with Accept.

3. Confirm adding money with Yes or refuse with No.

4. Release the Jackpot Key.

Clear Money

1. Turn the Jackpot Key to start the Remote Key In menu.

The amount of active money on the credit meter is dis-
played.

2. Select Clear Money.

3. "Do you want to clear all cashable money?" is displayed.

Confirm with Yes or refuse with No.

4. Release the Jackpot Key. The number of cleared credits is

displayed on the paid meter (in credits).

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6.  Maintenance
This chapter describes preventative maintenance and relevant procedures.

6.1  Overview
Following parts of the machine should be maintained on a regular base, to ensure proper function and
optimal performance.

Cabinet Fan

Logic Box Fan

Monitor Fan*
CPU Fan
Touch Screen
Ticket Printer
Bill Acceptor

Coin Acceptor

Hopper

Buttons

*if available

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6.2  Bill Acceptor

Periodic maintenance can improve the performance and ex-
tend the working life of a bill acceptor. Additional attention
may be required if the bill acceptor becomes inoperable due
to a jammed object or acceptance rates fall below normal.

Note: Never use dry abrasive type cleaners, alco-

hol or any kind of solvent for cleaning the accep-
tor. These products can damage lenses and belts!

6.2.1  Inspection
1. Open the main door.
2. Press down the transport unit release lever and pull out
the transport unit.
3. Access the bill path by opening the transport unit.
4. Make a visual check to see if any debris or liquid have col-
lected in the bill path.
5. Check the belts (also in the transfer and stacker units) to
see if they are frayed, slick or worn. If so, replace them.
6. Check the sensor lenses to see if they have become dirty,
clouded or scratched. If so, replace them.
7. Inspect if lenses are set flush with the bill path. If not, open
and press lenses back into position.

6.2.2  Cleaning
1. Access the bill path by opening the transport unit. dirty lenses dirty roller
2. If possible, use compressed air for blowing debris from the
bill path and the cashbox.
3. Use a lint-free cloth and a mild liquid detergent mixed after cleaning after cleaning
with water, such as dish detergent, or just water. Ensure
that the cloth is not liquid-saturated.
4. Wipe the bill path, lenses and rollers.
5. Wipe the belts lightly as you rotate them by hand.
6. After wiping, inspect lenses to ensure that none have been
moved out of position.
7. Allow drying before closing the acceptor and transport as-
sembly.
8. Slide the transport unit back into position.
Note: Figures show a JCM® UBA bill
9. Close and lock the main door and move the arm rest back acceptor for example. Procedures for
into play position. other bill acceptors are similar.

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6.3  Coin Acceptor

6.3.1  NRI G13
The NRI G13 coin validator must only be wiped clean from time
to time with a damp cloth (warm water with some detergent).
Beyond that, no further maintenance work is required.
Under no circumstances may the cloth be so wet that fluid runs
into the device. Do not use any solvents or scouring agents
that will attack the plastic material of the device.
1. Power down the machine and open the belly door.
2. Open the coin validator on the left-hand side and hold it
open.
3. Use a damp cloth to clean the coin runway inside the coin
validator.

6.3.2  Coin Mechanism MC-62

The MC-62 coin comparitor must only be cleaned from time
to time. You may use compressed air and/or a damp cloth to Sample Coin Coin Retainer
clean.
Under no circumstances may the cloth be so wet that fluid runs
into the device. Do not use any solvents or scouring agents
that will attack the plastic material of the device.
1. Power down the machine, open the belly door and (if nec-
essary) remove the coin comparitor.
2. Use compressed air or a damp cloth to clean the coin run-
way.
3. Check the seating of the sample coin.
It has to be flush with the coin retainer and parallel to the
coin runway, to ensure maximal performance.

6.3.3  Coin Channels

Inspect the coin channel for dust and residuals from liquids
that flow into the coin runway.
1. Power down the machine and open the belly door.
2. Unplug and remove the coin acceptor (if necessary).
3. Clean the coin channels with compressed air.
4. Reinstall the coin acceptor (if previously removed) and
close and lock the belly door.
5. Clean the coin in bezel.
Coin In Coin Channels

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6.4  Hopper
Caution! Moving Parts!
Keep fingers clear from moving parts. Discon-
nect hopper before servicing.
Caution! Heavy Object!
Avoid moving the hopper when the bowl is full
as injury or damage could result.

Inspection
1. Open the main door and make sure that the hopper is
temporarely disabled by the main door switch. The switch
must not be in the manual open position (pulled out).
2. Inspect the hopper bowl and make sure that all screws and
bolts are fixed. Check if there is any coin stuck in the cup.
3. Inspect the roller switch. Make sure the switch is secure
fastened, and well positioned.
4. Inspect the hopper knife for the correct position. If neces-
sary adjust. See hopper manuals for details.
5. Inspect the hopper wiper for the correct position. The po-
sition of the wiper is very important for a correct pay-out.
If necessary adjust. See hopper manuals for details.
6. Inspect the coin level, check if the coin level probe is se-
curely fastened.
7. Inspect if the hopper slides gently in and out the machine
and check the connector for proper connection.

Maintenance
1. Remove the hopper and clean the hopper rail guides. On
the hopper version with a coin-out sensor clean the sen-
sor. Wipe dust out of the hopper (motor, cup etc.).
2. Clean the hopper knife, remove all dirt, especially on the
route of the coins on the knife.
3. Check and clean the coin outlet. Remove all dirt on the
pinwheel, especially behind the pins on the pinwheel.

Important! Do not use any kind of lubrication

on the hopper or the motor.

After maintenance, check the function of the hopper. Hopper Note: Coins paid out during hopper
tests are available under Service Menu / Diagnostics / Hopper. test will not be listed in the machine
See hopper manual for details. statistics.

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6.5  Ticket Printer

Two kinds of periodic cleaning operations will ensure contin-
ued high print quality.

6.5.1  Paper Dust Removal

1. Open the main door and slide out the printer (fig. 1).

2. Use a soft brush to clean the paper dust from inside the
printer and chassis area. The paper dust should also be re-
moved from the sensor optics.

3. Slide in the printer and close the main door.

Note: Always make sure that the ticket printer is completely

slid in before closing the main door.

6.5.2  Cleaning the Thermal Print Head

If streaking on the printed ticket is evident, the thermal print

head may need to be cleaned. This can be done by inserting a
thermal printer cleaning card.

1. Open the ticket cover and remove all tickets from the ticket
path.

2. Close the ticket printer cover.

3. Insert a new cleaning card into feed path. The cleaning

card will automatically be drawn into the feed path.

4. Open the ticket cover and then remove the cleaning card
by gently pulling it back.

5. Repeat process if necessary.

6. Properly dispose of used cleaning card.

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6.5.3  Printing a Self-Test Ticket

After cleaning the thermal print head it is recommended to
print a self-test ticket.

Ithaca Epic 950 printers:

1. Unrack (slide out) the inner chassis and open the ticket
cover. Do not remove a currently loaded ticket.

2. Press and hold the Feed button until the Open LED goes
out, then release this button.

3. Close the ticket cover. A self-test ticket is printed.

4. Close the inner chassis to resume normal operation.

FutureLogic Printer (GEN2):

1. Power down the host machine.

2. Press and hold the printer Feed button and power up the
host machine. A self-test ticket is printed.

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6.6  Fans
The fans inside the cabinet have to be cleared from dust to
ensure proper airflow and cooling. The OXYGEN™ cabinet has
up to five fans:
A
- Cabinet Fan (A)
C
- Main Monitor Fan (B), if available
- Upper Monitor Fan (C), if available D
- Logicbox Fan (D)
- CPU Fan (E) E
Inspection
1. Check the function of the fans. B
2. Check the sound of the fans.
Humming or scratching indicates that the fans are un-
evenly worn and have to be replaced.

Cleaning
1. Power down the machine.
2. Clean the fans and the fan covers using a soft brush to re-
move the dust.
3. Clean tight dust using a cloth and a mild detergent.

Important! Do not stop a rotating fan by hand.

Do not press the fan blades.
Both can damage the fan bearing.

6.7  Touch Screen

The touch screen is an essential part of the player interface. It
has to be cleaned and maintained on a regular base.

Cleaning and Inspection

1. Use a damp cloth or sponge and a mild detergent to clean
Touch Screen Area
the touch screen (and also the upper monitor). Under no
circumstances may the cloth be so wet that fluid runs into
the machine. Do not use any solvents or scouring agents
that will attack the plastic material of the touch screen.
2. Test the touch screen function by touching some of the
buttons on screen. The touch area should be congruent
with the displayed button. If not, recalibrate the touch
screen.

Calibration
See section 5.9 Touch Screen Calibration for details.

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7.  Troubleshooting
This chapter describes troubleshooting procedures occasion-
ally required in case of an operating malfunction.

• Reset Status- and Error Messages

• Last Game Recall

• Clearing a Hopper Jam

• Clearing a Bill Jam

• Clearing a Coin In Jam

• Fuses

• Jumper Settings

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7.1  Reset Status- and Error Messages

Occasionally, machines encounter a problem that forces the
machine into a machine lock (tilt) that has to be reset. Some
on-screen messages also require to be confirmed and reset by
an attendant.

For example: When the logic box was opened and closed, the
message “Logic Box open” is displayed until it is reset by turn-
ing the Audit Key.

Follow these steps to reset status messages.

Reset a Status Message using the Audit Key

1. Make a note of the on-screen information, type of error,

game state, credit meter, etc..

2. Activate the Audit Menu, by turning the Audit Key.

3. Release the Audit Key to exit the Audit Menu. The status
message should expire.

4. Verify the information that was noted before activating

the Audit Menu.

Restarting the machine

In case of a machine freeze initiated by an error at the periph-

eral hardware (e.g. bill acceptor), it can be necessary to restart
the machine to reinitialize the peripheral hardware.

1. Make a note of the on-screen information, type of error,

game state, credit meter, etc..

2. Open the main door and power down the machine.

3. Wait at least 10 seconds until the boards are free of any

voltage.

4. Turn machine power on. Do not close the main door to

prevent the machine from entering game mode.

5. Enter Service Menu / Diagnostics to check for defective

machine components.

6. Close the main door to enter game mode.

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7.2  Last Game Recall

This section explains how to review the last 20 games.

1. Open the Audit Menu by turning the Audit Key with the
main door closed.

2. Go to Audit Menu / Accounting and Statistics / Logs / Last

Games.
A list of the last 20 games is displayed.

3. Select a game to be reviewed and touch the Select Game

button. Statistics of the selected game are displayed.

4. Touch the Start Replay button to replay the selected

game.

5. Wait some seconds until "Hit lit button for next game
step” is displayed in the lower area of the game screen.
Then press the lit button on the button panel to replay the
next game step.

6. Repeat step 5. for each game step until the replay ends.

7.3  Save Machine Information to USB Stick

This function allows you to backup the machine configuration
data. It saves the data available within the Machine Informa-
tion pages and several log files to an USB stick. You can send
this data to ATRONIC Technical Services to support trouble-
shooting or you may use it as your own backup.

1. Open the main door and turn the Audit Key to enter the
Service Menu. Go to Service Menu / Machine Information /
Save Machine Information.

2. Insert an USB stick to a free USB port at the logic box and
wait until the USB stick was detected.

3. Touch the Save button. The data is stored into a new cre-
ated directory on the USB stick. The directory is named af- USB Stick
ter following scheme:
/ [EGM Serial Number] / [current date and time] /.

4. After saving release the Audit Key to close the Service

Menu and remove the USB stick.

5. Close and lock the main door.

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7.4  Clearing a Hopper Jam

To clear a hopper jam, follow these steps.

Caution! Moving Parts!

Keep fingers clear from moving parts. Discon-
nect power or hopper before servicing.

1. Open the main door and remove the hopper.

2. Remove any coins that may have collected around the

roller lever.

3. Check if coins have jammed under the hopper knife.

4. If necessary, correct the coin wiper alignment. The coin

wiper should guide but not hold the coin. There should be
a small distance (<1 mm) between coin and coin wiper or
it should only lightly brush the surface of the coin.

5. When the coin jam is cleared, install the hopper and turn
the machine power on.

6. Close and lock the main door and move the arm rest back
into play position.

7. (only if Hopper Jam Procedure is set to Payout continues af-

ter jam is cleared). The hopper will resume the interrupted
payout. Make sure that the hopper has paid out the cor-
rect number of coins.

8. Perform a hopper test. Go to Service Menu / Diagnostics

/ Hopper and select Pay out x coins for testing. Check
the number of coins paid out and the hopper timings. If
any timing value is below 12 msec, a hopper adjustment
is mandatory. Note: Coins paid out during hopper
test will not be listed in the machine
statistics.
The behavior in case of a hopper jam depends on the setting
Service Menu / Settings / Hardware / Hopper / Jam Procedure.
Following two settings are available:
• If a hopper jam occurs, left amount is handpay.
• If a hopper jam occurs, the hopper jam has to be cleared.
After the hopper drawer door is opened and closed, the
payout continues.

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7.5  Clearing a Bill Jam

Follow these procedures to clear a bill jam.
(procedure instancing JCM® UBA-type bill acceptor)

Procedure for Acceptor Head

(1)
1. Open the main door.

2. Push the acceptor head release lever downwards and slide

out the acceptor head assembly (1).

3. Pull the acceptor head opening latch on top of the accep-

tor head to open it (2).

4. Remove the jammed bill and any debris.

5. Close the acceptor head and make sure it is fully en-

gaged.
(2)
6. Slide the acceptor head assembly back into its mounting
frame.

7. Close the main door and move the arm rest back to play
position.

8. Clear the bill acceptor error message by turning the Audit

Key.

Procedure for Stacking Unit and Stacker Box

1. Open the main door and the bill door.

2. Remove the bill stacker box.

3. Remove the jammed bill and any debris.

4. Reinstall the bill stacker box.

5. Close and lock the bill door and the main door and move
the arm rest back in play position.

5. Clear the bill acceptor error message by turning the Audit

Key.

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7.6  Clearing Coin In Jam

This section explains, how to clear a coin jam at the coin unit
(Procedure instancing MC-62 coin acceptor).

1. Open the belly door and leave the belly door switch in
open position to ensure that the coin acceptor is disabled
(coin acceptor operation LED is lit red).

2. Push the coin acceptor upwards and tilt it out with the
lower part first (fig. 1).

3. Carefully unplug the coin acceptor and take it out.

5. Remove coins that may have jammed inside the coin ac-
ceptor.

6. Check the coin channels for jammed coins and/or debris

and clear them, if needed.

7. Re-install coin acceptor and plug in the connector.

8. (CC-62 coin comparitors only). Check the sample coin for

proper seating.

9. Close and lock the belly door.

Connector
10. (Optional). Check coin handling under Service Menu / Di-
agnostics / Coin Acceptor / Coin Diverter Test and Optic Test.

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7.7 Fuses
7.7.1  Main Fuse

Warning! Risk of Electric Shock

Always unplug the power cable before servic-
ing high voltage components.

The main fuse is located at the AC Box behind the power

switch. Always unplug the power cable before servicing the
main fuse. Replace with same fuse type only.

Main Fuse: T 5A / 250V (glas fuse 5 x 20 mm)

Main Fuse T5A/250V

7.7.2  Peripheral Board

The Peripheral Board holds six fuses for the secondary volt-
ages. Each fuse is equipped with a indicator LED.

F107 (+24 V) = T 4A
24 volt line

F100 (+5 V0) = T 5A

5 volt line

F102 (+12 VP_1) = T 5A F100 F107

supplies TFT1, Toplight, Button Board,
F102 F104 F105 F103

F104 (+12 VP_3) = T 5A

supplies Coin Chute Board, Bill Acceptor, Fans, Button LEDs

F105 (+12 VP_4) = T 5A

supplies Frame Light Board, Topper, Chair

F103 (+12 VP_2) = T 5A

supplies TFT2, Belly Light, Backlight, Meterboard

(glas fuses 5 x 20 mm)

Replace with same fuse type only.

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7.8  Jumper Settings

This section describes the jumper settings on the Mainboard
and the IO Board (Fireball Board).
• Check the jumper settings when exchanging the main-
board or the IO Board.
• Clear the CMOS settings when exchanging the BIOS chip.

7.8.1  Mainboard

J5 1
J1 J1 - Flash Write Protection
2
4
6

BIOS
Normal 1-2
3
1
3
5

Write Protect 2-3 (Default)

J2 - CMOS Setting
Clear CMOS 2-3
Keep CMOS 1-2 (Default)

J3 - CF Voltage
5V 1-2 (Default)
3,3V 2-3

J4 - Boot BIOS Strap

LPC Open (Default)
SPI Closed
J3 J2
J4
J5 - Power Select
1 1
2 1 2
3 3

AT Mode 1-3, 2-4

ATX Mode 3-5, 4-6
Atronic Mode 2-4 (Default)

7.8.2  IO Board
J8 J12

J8 - Bill Acceptor Mode

1 2 1 2
3 4 3 4
5 6

Open Collector 3-4, 5-6

RS232 1-2 (Default)

E2PROM U10 Recovery

Normal No Jumper (Default)
Recover U10 Short 1-2 or 3-4

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8.  Service Menu

Several pages of information, configuration and diagnostics Note: For detailed information please
can be accessed from the Service Menu. The structure of the refer to the relevant software manual.
Service Menu is designed to be user friendly and self-explan-
atory.

The Service Menu consists of folders that contain pages of

information and settings. To navigate to the desired folder,
touch the assigned folder tab.

Some menus have information stored on more than one page.

Use the scroll bars to navigate through the pages and items.

Important: In configuration menus you have to

touch the SAVE button to apply changes.

8.1  How to access the Service Menu

• Turn the Audit Key with the main door open.
The Service Menu can not be accessed while a game is in
progress or waiting for interaction (double up, handpay,
jackpot).

• To exit the Service Menu, release the Audit Key.

Note: Turning the Audit Key with the main door closed will open
the Audit Menu.

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8.2  Service Menu Flowchart: Software Level D3.0.x

This figure shows the Service Menu of software level D3.0.x for example. Other software versions may
have a slightly different layout. Please refer to the relevant software manual.

1.2.1 General Note: Availability of certain

1.2.2 Money
1.1 Software 1.2.3 Game menus depends on hard-
1. Machine
1.2 Configuration 1.2.4 Hardware / Peripherals ware and software configu-
1.3 System / Health Status 1.2.5 Communication
Information
1.4 License ration.
1.5 Save Machine Information 1.4.1 Dongle Information
1.4.2 License Agreement

2.2.2.1 Coin Channels

2.2.1 Date / Time
2.1.2 Top Light 2.2.3.2 Bills Enabled
2.1.4 Currency Format Settings
2.2.4.1 General
2.2.1 General Configuration 2.2.4.2 Empty Procedure
2.2.2 Coin Acceptor 2.2.4.3 Payout Limit Procedure
2.2.3 Bill Acceptor 2.2.4.4 Jam Procedures
2.1 Basic
2.2.4 Hopper
2.2 Hardware 2.2.5 Printer 2.2.5.1 General
2.2.5.2 Casino Information
2. Settings 2.3 Machine 2.2.5.3 Currency String Setup
2.3.1 Sound 2.2.5.4 Currency Format Setup
2.4 Game 2.3.2 Touch Calibration
2.6 Communication
2.3.1.1 Sound Configuration
2.4.1 Language Selection
2.3.1.2 Master Volume
2.4.2 Limit Settings
2.4.3 Player Denominations
2.4.2.1 Celebration Limit
2.5.1 Jackpot Configuration 2.4.2.2 Handpay Limit
2.5.2 AFT Transfer Flags 2.4.2.3 General Limits
2.5.3 AFT Registration
2.5.4 Bonus
2.5.5 Commboard Settings

3.1 Coin Acceptor Coin Diverter Test / Optics Test

3.2 Bill Acceptor Bills Enabled / Validator Test with Stacking / Validator Test without Stacking

3. Diagnostics 3.3 Hopper Pay out 1 coin / Pay out x coins / Pay out all coins / Hopper Switch Test

3.4 Printer Barcode Voucher

3.5 Other Tests Toplight / Lamps / Switches / Buttons / Game Authentification

3.6 Service Game

4.1.3.1 Cashless Information

4.1.1 Accounting Overview 4.1.3.1 Voucher and Handpay
4.1.2 Periodic Accounting 4.1.3.3 Drop
4.1.3 Accounting Details

4.2.1 Game Summary 4.2.3.1 Overall Statistics

4.2.3.2 Game Combination Statistics 4.3.1.1.1 Last 10 Hopper Payouts
4.2.2 Overal Game Statistics
4.1 Accounting 4.2.3.3 Overall Performance Analysis 4.3.1.1.2 Last 10 Hopper Refills
4.2.3 Statistics per Game Title
4.2 Game Statistics 4.2.3.4 Bet/Line Performance Analysis
4. Accounting 4.3.4.2.1 Last 10 Bills Accepted
4.3.1 Last Games 4.2.3.5 Game Specific
and Statistics 4.3 Logs
4.3.4.2.2 Last 10 Stacker Clearances
4.3.2 Event Log
4.4 Progressive Group Info. 4.3.3 Background Exceptions 4.3.4.1 Coins 4.3.4.3.1 Last 35 Vouchers In
4.3.4 Money Log 4.3.4.2 Bills 4.3.4.3.2 Last 35 Vouchers Out
4.3.5 Door / Switch Log 4.3.4.3 Vouchers
4.3.4.4 Transactions 4.3.4.4.1 Bonus
4.3.6 Various Counter
4.3.4.5 Others 4.3.4.4.2 AFT Transfers

4.4.1 Overview 4.3.4.5.1 Last 10 Handpays

4.4.2.1 Group Information
4.4.2 Progressive Group 4.3.4.5.2 Last 10 Denomination Changes
4.4.2.2 Progressive Table
4.4.2.3 Jackpot Statistics 4.3.4.5.3 Last 10 Progressive Jackpots

5. RAM Clear -> RAM Clear Procedure

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9. Audit Menu
The Audit Menu gives access to the softmeters and some ad- Note: For detailed information please
ditional functions and information. The following menus are refer to the relevant software manual.
available in the Audit Menu:

• Machine Information
Displayes game software revisions and machine and game
settings.

• Accounting and Statistics

Contains accounting and game statistics (softmeters), ma-
chine logs and last game recall.

• Touch Screen Calibration

Allows re-calibration of the touch screen controller.

9.1  How to access the Audit Menu

• Turn the Audit Key with the main door closed.
The Audit Menu can not be accessed while a game is in
progress or waiting for interaction (double up, handpay,
jackpot).

• To exit the Audit Menu, release the Audit Key.

Note: Turning the Audit Key with the main door open will open
the Service Menu.

Show Details
To view a brief description of an particular item or meter, se-
lect the item and touch the show details button.

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9.2  Audit Menu Flowchart

This figure shows the Audit Menu of software level D3.0.x for example. Other software versions may
have a slightly different layout. Please refer to the relevant software manual.

1.2.1 General
1.2.2 Money
1.1 Software 1.2.3 Game
1.2 Configuration 1.2.4 Hardware / Peripherals
1. Machine 1.3 System / Health Status 1.2.5 Communication
Information
1.4 License
1.5 Save Machine Information 1.4.1 Dongle Information
1.4.2 License Agreement

3.1.3.1 Cashless Information

3.1.1 Accounting Overview 3.1.3.1 Voucher and Handpay
3.1.2 Periodic Accounting 3.1.3.3 Drop
3.1.3 Accounting Details

3.2.1 Game Summary 3.2.3.1 Overall Statistics

3.2.3.2 Game Combination Statistics 3.3.1.1.1 Last 10 Hopper Payouts
3.2.2 Overal Game Statistics
3.1 Accounting 3.2.3.3 Overall Performance Analysis 3.3.1.1.2 Last 10 Hopper Refills
3.2.3 Statistics per Game Title
3.2 Game Statistics 3.2.3.4 Bet/Line Performance Analysis
3. Accounting 3.3.4.2.1 Last 10 Bills Accepted
3.3.1 Last Games 3.2.3.5 Game Specific
and Statistics 3.3.4.2.2 Last 10 Stacker Clearances
3.3 Logs
3.3.2 Event Log
3.4 Progressive Group Info. 3.3.3 Background Exceptions 3.3.4.1 Coins 3.3.4.3.1 Last 35 Vouchers In
3.3.4 Money Log 3.3.4.2 Bills 3.3.4.3.2 Last 35 Vouchers Out
3.3.5 Door / Switch Log 3.3.4.3 Vouchers
3.3.4.4 Transactions 3.3.4.4.1 Bonus
3.3.6 Various Counter
3.3.4.5 Others 3.3.4.4.2 AFT Transfers

3.4.1 Overview 3.3.4.5.1 Last 10 Handpays

3.4.2.1 Group Information
3.4.2 Progressive Group 3.3.4.5.2 Last 10 Denomination Changes
3.4.2.2 Progressive Table
3.4.2.3 Jackpot Statistics 3.3.4.5.3 Last 10 Progressive Jackpots

4. Touch Screen 4. Start Touch Screen Calibration

Calibration

Note: Availability of certain menus depends on hardware and software configuration.

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