Pin Game Service Manual
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1. Service Manual Version 3 8 19 2015 PINBALL 07 0001 000 03 THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY UNINFORMATIVE POWER REQUIREMENTS Please be sure to use a properly grounded outlet This ensures the game is properly grounded and will allow it to operate as designed This game is wired from the factory to run on 88 152VAC It can be adjusted to run on 176 264VAC See page 11 for details TRANSPORTING YOUR GAME It is recommended that you move your game with the legs removed Any time the game is moved you should remove the back box to avoid damage GAME DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT Your new pin game weighs 100 pounds while in the box The game itself weighs 9O pounds complete 45 75 48 5 Dimensions 40 2773 1 Your new game comes with many parts The following is the packing list The main box comes with the following in it ScoreGasm pin game 4 Wooden legs 1 Backbox with DMT sound system Goody box The goody box includes User Manual Leg Bolts Leg Brackets Leg Levelers 10 Pinballs 5 Fuse bags 1A 2A 4 Power Cord Red Tilt Ring 2 Tilts balls SD Card adapter Backbox harness Backbox dowels USB Thumbdrive in large bag Keychain Page 2 u GAME CONTROLS The following 4 pages will help you familiarize yourself with your new game Backbox with 2 speakers u and lit marquee A2. UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECEED me 5 Disappearmz Post Assembly DAMEN SONS ARE Pe HE TCR ER ABI ET 11930 MATERA unfer 1 20142 PET A SR B47 5 5 3435 THE INFORMATION COMTAINED TAS i M E THE SOLE PROPERTY OF FRA e dk us NAME DATE PINBALL LEE ANY SEPPCILUCTOH IN XXXXX PBL A 1 932 A DE THE DRAWN AH 1107 14 wares LEE amp WETTER PErMEEN 1 DOFERIBAIL LFF CHECKED ID 1107514 nee D MOT SCALE DRAWING rak YAKAN Page 17 THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY UNINFORMATIVE SCHEMATICS Page 19 SOUND BOARD 0001 000 01 0 x hs j c 0 PONG D c O 5 Q a 3 O es AN Qe soars gt we COO nn CH gt Ar hae C D Oo O c U HABT Sr ee THOHRUED TEN E PEA PEPE REST Sg CHRON Et ETUR a UE rcm FE 0000 Contar f are Alike jJ License vecameonsnrg lirenses bu za 3 8 TITLE u vtrigger Design bey Jamie Jordan Noord Date 212014 Fees Page 20 Identifier 1 Ul Ue 1 Rl Re LED1 LEDD Page 21 POWER BOARD 10 0002
3. Loosen the one remaining Flip the power supply over remove the acrylic shield screw and slide the switch to the attached by the power 25 position suppy ADC FAST GLOW E Reattach the power supply Swap out the main fuse Reinstall the playfield and and the acrylic shield with 1A amp fast blo back door You may need to adjust the solenoid power once this 15 complete Page 11 CUSTOMIZING YOUR MUSIC amp SOUNDS ScoreGasm uses an open source polyphonic sound module called WAV Trigger provided by Spark Fun and created by Robertsonics customize your music you will need familiarize yourself with the hook up guide found at http robertsonics com wav trigger online user guide Our game 1 wired as follows Trigger 1 Used as an inverted input to start music on power on Should not be modified Trigger 2 Music Play plays tracks 1 99 sequentially when triggered and loops the track Trigger 3 Mute Stop the music Trigger 4 Sound Effect plays a random track 100 199 Trigger 5 Music Plays plays tracks 1 99 in order Keep in mind that all music and sound tracks should be saved as stereo WAV files A4 1kHz 16bit sound Music files should be named 5 digit number from OO1 to O99 followed by an underscore and a unique name Example OO1 KeepYourEyeOnTheSGM WAV Sound files should be named 3 digit number from 100 to 199 followed by an underscore and a unique name Example 100_Willhelm W
4. immersive experience m i j 7 af T ui 1 7 T M E IT M pati 3 i 21 7 ri 2 2 PTS i Ux 11181 1 s eS Age Mae a 4 With the game off locate There are two holes located Install the dowels into these the goodie box and find the on the topmost panel at the holes No glue is needed two wooden dowels back of the game There are two matching Locate the backbox harness Open the back door of the holes located on the bottom from the goodie box ieee Age s pou roug e provided hole in the cabinet The side with two holes and place the topper plugs goes into the game on the dowels Push the rubber grommet flush with the cabinet 1 X AP E A L Install the 2 position plug Install the 5 positon plug Connect the harness to the into the harness provided into the power port on the backbox Reinstall the back near the hole his 1s the power board door is now connection for the ready to play speakers Page 8 LEVELING THE GAME The game is designed so that when all 4 leg levelers are installed all the way up the game playfield is set at 4 5 degrees This allows the game to play as designed Changing the pitch will cause changes in game play and can be undesireable Use an inclinometer placed directly on the playfield to determine pitch Keep in min
5. 000 01 Part Type Connector Connector Fuse Fuse Connector Connector Resistor Resistor LED LED Part Value 10 Position 15 Header with locking ramp 4 Position 15b Header with locking ramp QA AGC Slow Blo Fuse lA AGC Fast Blo Fuse 10 Position 15 Header with locking ramp 4 Position 15b Header with locking ramp 1500 SMD 5100 SMD Green Tl Through Hole LED Green Tl Through Hole LED SOLENOID SWITCH IN SOUND TRIG GROUND Identifier Pl RL R3 Re Di 01 Qe Page 22 DRIVER BOARD 10 0003 000 01 Part Type Connector Connector Resistor Resistor LED TRANSISTOR TRANSISTOR 234401 pnm LA rA 1 ik Ar m Part Value 5 Position 15b Header with locking ramp 4 Position 15b Header with locking ramp 1 0 1 4 watt b500 1 2 watt Green Through Hole LED CN4Y401L NPN Transistor TIPLO2 NPN Darlington Transistor WORKBOARD LAYOUT Sound Board Amplifier Sounds Controls Power Entry Module Power Supply Power Board Page 25 DAY ONE PINBALL MANUFACTURING INCORPORATED LIMITED WARRANTY DAY ONE PINBALL MANUFACTURING INC SELLER WARRANTS ONLY THE INITIAL PURCHASE OF ITS PRODUCTS THAT THE ITEMS LISTED BELOW ARE FREE FROM DEFECTS IN MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP UNDER NORMAL USE AND SERVICE FOR THE WARRANTY PERIOD SPECIFIED PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS 9 MONTHS NO OTHER PARTS OF SELLER S PRODUCT ARE WARRANTED WARRANTY PERIODS ARE EFFECTIVE FROM
6. ATIONS OF GAME CIRCUITRY MAY ADVERSELY AFFECT GAME PLAY OR MAY CAUSE INJURIES TRANSPORT PIN GAMES WITH BACK BOX REMOVED ALWAYS TAKE CARE WHEN SERVICING ANY GAME ALWAYS READ THE SERVICE MANUAL BEFORE REPLACING OR SERVICING COMPONENTS Warning THIS EQUIPMENT GENERATES USES AND CAN RADIATE RADIO FREQUENCY ENERGY AND IF NOT INSTALLED AND USED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL MAY CAUSE INTERFERENCE TO RADIO COMMUNICATIONS OPERATION OF THIS EQUIPMENT IN A RESIDENTIAL AREA IS LIKELY TO CAUSE INTERFERENCE IN WHICH CASE THE USER AT THEIR OWN EXPENSE WILL BE REQUIRED TO TAKE WHATEVER MEASURES MAY BE REQUIRED TO CORRECT THE INTERFERENCE Notices THIS DOCUMENT AND THE DATA DISCLOSED HEREIN OR HEREWITH IS NOT TO BE REPRODUCED USED OR OTHERWISE DISCLOSED IN WHOLE OR IN PART TO ANYONE WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT FROM DAY ONE PINBALL MANUFACTURING INC PRODUCTS IN THIS MANUAL THE COMPANY NAME DEVICES AND THE DESIGN OF THE MANUAL ITSELF ARE PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHTS TRADEMARKS AND DESIGN REGISTRATIONS ACTION WILL BE TAKEN IN THE EVENT OF INFRINGEMENT OR IMITATION
7. AV Page 12 RESETTING YOUR SOFTWARE Should you like to restore your software to the factory state you can find a restore utility on the thumb drive provided in the goodie box You can also download a copy from our website at www dayonepinball com To reset the software 1 Turn off and unplug the game 2 Remove the SD card from the WAV trigger board 3 Insert the SD card into your Windows based PC 4 Run the restore executable 5 Follow the on screen prompts 6 Software will delete the entire contents of the specified drive Choose wisely Once done reinstall the SD card into the WAV trigger board Page 13 THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY UNINFORMATIVE DRAWINGS PLAYFIELD SANDWICH E _ 4 PBL 02 0004 777 03 1 1 i PBL_02 0005 777 03 Reset Playfield 6 FBL_ 02 0006 277 03 Paper Clip NOTES TlUNLHESSORHERWBE SPECEED pme Sandwich bly TAMEN SHOMS ARE D CAES TOLERANCES LE uu Pinball Life i Er MAIRAL a PRORSETARY AND COREDENTIAL H S sis Terry ccm THE INFORMATICA CONTARED N TAE SITE PART NO REV DEO E TE E PROPERT ro MGH HAME DATE ere s EEPPOESUCTIOR IN PBL xxxxxxx ET S A WHCLPATHOHT THE PALA 1 ry DRA A AH 01 29 15 Waren PERMISO LET En FRE CHECKED mer 15 DO HOT RCALE DRAYECTIC NXAXXXXX Page 16 MECHANISM Sol Reteining Bracket
8. THE INITIAL DATE OF SHIPMENT FROM SELLER TO ITS AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTOR OR WHEN PURCHASED DIRECTLY FROM THE SELLER FROM THE DATE SHIPPED FROM SELLER TO ITS CUSTOMER SELLER S SOLE LIABILITY SHALL AT ITS OPTION TO REPLACE OR REPAIR PRODUCTS WHICH ARE RETURNED TO SELLER DURING THE WARRANTY PERIODS SPECIFIED PROVIDED 1 SELLER IS NOTIFIED PROMPTLY UPON DISCOVERY BY PURCHASER THAT STATED PRODUCTS ARE DEFECTIVE 2 SUCH PRODUCTS ARE PROPERLY PACKAGED AND RETURNED FREIGHT PREPAID TO THE SELLER THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT APPLY TO ANY PARTS DAMAGED DURING SHIPPING AND OR DUE TO IMPROPER HANDELING OR DUE TO IMPROPER INSTALLATION OR USAGE OR ALTERATION IN NO EVENT SHALL THE SELLER BE LIABLE FOR ANY ANTICIPATED PROFITS LOSS OF PROFITS LOSS OF USE ACCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY OTHER LOSES INCURRED BY THE CUSTOMER IN CONNECTION WITH THE PURCHASE OF THE SELLERS PRODUCT WARRANTY DISCLAIMER EXCEPT AS SPECIFICALLY PROVIDED IN A WRITTEN CONTRACT BETWEEN SELLER AND PURCHASER THERE ARE NO OTHER WARRANTIES EXPRESS OR IMPLIED INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR USE CAUTIONS WARNINGS AND NOTICES Caution X Always disconnect the line voltage before servicing Some parts will still hold current when FOR SAFETY AND RELIABILITY SUBSTITUE PARTS AND EQUIPMENT MODIFICATIONS ARE NOT RECOMMENDED AND MAY VOID ANY WARRANTIES USE OF NON DAY ONE PINBALL MFG INC PARTS OR MODIFIC
9. box on the floor on the side that is labeled Truck this side only box NI ET a Remove the backbox from the foam blocks the game up onto it s back Do not use the shooter rods to lift the game E 1 Remove the foam cushions and the legs Install leg levelers The leg levelers are found in the goodie box From the goodie box place the leg protectors on the outside of the leg and install the leg bolts Page 6 Be sure to push the leg up into the game while tightening the bolts This will help protect the cabinet art Lower the game onto its front legs Lift the back of the game and have your helper hold it up garne Reset the garne using the baffle plunger Page From the goodie box place the leg protectors on the outside of the leg and install the leg bolts Slide the playfield glass partially out and install 1O balls Reinstall the back door If you are installing your backbox please go to the next page If not plug the game in Be sure to push the leg up into the game while tightening the bolts This will help protect the cabinet art Do not overtighten the leg bolts to avoid leg damage Install the tilt ring and the tilt ball The larger ball is easier to tilt INSTALLING THE BACK BOX Your new game includes a back box The back box includes some LED lighting for the marquee as well as speakers for a more
10. d that this 15 mot like a modern pinball machine you want the ball speed to be slower and more controllable when you nudge Optimum pitch is between 5 and 4 degrees ADJUSTING SOLENOID POWER m BE Em EE ES ixi Do not attempt to make ANY adjustments to the game unless it is UNPLUGGED There is high voltage present in the game and it should be off and unplugged anytime you service it Unplug the game anc leld 1de the playfield out o the back door the cabinet 7 x ocate the workboard in the You may need to remove game the plastic saftey guard from the game Page 9 Do not attempt to make ANY adjustments to the game unless it is UNPLUGGED There is high voltage present in the game and it should be off and unplugged anytime you service it Turn this pot to adjust the firing power of the coils Clockwise is more power Counter Clockwise is less power LINE VOLTAGE IS ON THESE THREE SCREW TERMINALS IF LEFT PLUGGED IN TOUCHING THESE SCREW TERMINALS COULD KILL YOU DO NOT TOUCH 1 1 SETTING LINE VOLTAGE 230 VOLTS Do not attempt to make ANY adjustments to the game unless it is UNPLUGGED There is high voltage present in the game and it should be off and unplugged anytime you service it Unplug the game and open Slide the playfield out of the back door the cabinet F er 2 pe i Pa 4 Locate the workboard and
11. djustable Tilt Mea b i Ball Plunger amm mdi 1 S 4 PR NS p 7 E a UA ES qu A Lifter E Baffle Board Reset Plunger Page 5 PLAYFIELD LAYOUT ScoreGasm Hole Shoot this hole to advance your progressive scoring Upper Progressive Scoring Hole Load a ball into this hole and then shoot the ScoreGasm hole to advance your score Lower Progressive Scoring Hole Load a ball into this hole and then shoot the ScoreGasm hole to advance your score Drain Hole Avoid at all costs THE SERVICE PANEL The service panel contains the power switch power plug main fuse sound control buttons antenna port and the volume control Here are the details Main Power Power Fuse Voltage Sound Wireless Volume Remote Control Switch Plug 2 Amp Selector Controls Pale Fast Blo USED ption Antenna Port Music Select Allows you to pick the song playing That single song loops Mute No music at all game sounds still play FUN Allows you to hear all of the sounds loaded in the game All Songs Plays all songs loaded in the game in a row Page 5 SETTING UP YOUR GAME Unpacking your game Please be sure to work safely it is recommended to have at least 2 people setting up the game You will need a box cutter and a 9 16 socket wrench to set the game up You will also need the goodie box to setup the game rv Open the box Lay the
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