QUICK & CRASH OPERATORS MANUAL IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE OPERATOR TO MAINTAIN CUSTOMER SAFETY AT ALL TIMES, AND IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT THE DETAILS SET OUT IN THIS MANUAL ARE FOLLOWED PRECISELY Part No.
Contents OPERATORS MANUAL ............................................................................................................................. 1 GENERAL SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS .................................................................................................. 4 ALLGEMEINE SICHERHEITSHINWEISE ................................................................................................. 6 GENERELLE SIKKERHEDSOVERVEJELSER ...............................................................
7. MAINTENANCE .................................................................................................................................. 46 7-1 Regular Cleaning ...................................................................................................................... 48 7-1-1 Cleaning the Glasses and Half Mirror. ............................................................................... 48 7-1-2 Cleaning the Flat Target Sensor Assy ..................................................
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NEVER turn the power to the machine ON until installation has been completed. 100cm NOTES ON INSTALLATION Maintenance Zone 76cm 100cm 100cm So that customers are not injured by the movement of the equipment, ensure that there is at least 500mm seperation between other equipment or walls. 243cm In order to prevent possible electric shocks, be sure that the equipment is connected to the mains with a securely connected earthed plug.
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NIEMALS das Gerät einschalten bevor die Aufstellung völlig abgeschlossen ist. 100cm HINWEISE ZUR AUFSTELLUNG Maintenance Zone 76cm 100cm 100cm Um zu vermeiden, daß Kunden durch die Gerätebewegungen verletzt werden, muß ein Sicherheitsabstand zu anderen Geräten und Wänden von mindestens 50cm eingehalten werden. 243cm Zur Vermeidung von Elektroschlägen muß das Gerät mit einem ordnungsgemäß geerdetem Netzstecker an die Stromversorgung angeschlossen werden.
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Tænd aldrig for strømmen til maskinen før installering er fuldført. 100cm PUNKTER OM INSTALLATION Maintenance Zone 76cm 100cm 100cm For at undgå mulige elektriske stød sikres, at maskinen er forbundet til hovedstrømmen med sikkert monterede jordstik. For at undgå skader på maskinen p.g.a. fejlbetjening sikres, at spændingen på hovedstrømmen er 230 volt AC.
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JAMÁS ENCIENDA la máquina antes de haber completado la instalación. 100cm NOTAS DE INSTALACIÓN. Maintenance Zone 76cm 100cm 100cm Para que los usuarios no sufran lesiones debido al movimiento del juego, asegúrese de que hay al menos 500 mm de separación entre éste y otras máquinas o las paredes. 243cm Para evitar posibles descargas eléctricas, asegúrese de que la máquina está conectada a la red con un enchufe provisto de toma de tierra.
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NE JAMAIS mettre le jeu en marche avant que linstallation ne soit complétement effectuée. 100cm NOTES DINSTALLATION Maintenance Zone 76cm 100cm 100cm Afin que les clients ne soient pas blessés par les mouvements du jeu, sassurer quil existe au moins 500 mm de séparation aves les autres jeux ou les murs. 243cm Afin de prévenir une éventuelle électrocution, sassurer que la machine est connectée au réseau avec une prise de terre reliée selon les normes de sécurité.
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ΠΟΤΕ να μην αν%βει το μηχ%νημα ε%ν δεν χει ολοκληρωθε η εγκατ%σταση. 100cm ΣΗΜΕΙΩΣΕΙΣ ΓΙΑ ΤΗΝ ΕΓΚΑΤΑΣΤΑΣΗ Maintenance Zone 76cm 100cm 100cm Για την αποφυγ# ηλεκτρικ)ν σοκ πρ πει το μηχ%νημα να χει γειωθε . ΣΗΜΕΙΩΣΗ: Ε ν το π τωμα στο οπο ο ε ναι τοποθετημ"νο το μηχ νημα γλυστρ ει,ε ναι καλ να μπει "να κομμ τι μοκ"τας για αποφυγ μετακ νησης του μηχαν ματος εν )ρα λειτουργ ας του.
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NOTES DINSTALLATION 100cm NON ACCENDERE MAI la macchina finchè linstallazione non è stata completata. Maintenance Zone 76cm 100cm 100cm Perchè i clienti non siano feriti dal movimento del gioco, assicurarsi che ci siano almeno 500mm di distanza rispetto alle altre macchine o rispetto al muro. 243cm Allo scopo di prevenire possibili scosse elettriche, la macchina deve essere obbligatoriamente collegata alla rete con un connettore messo a terra con connessioni sicure.
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100cm MERKNADER VED INSTALLASJON Slå ALDRI på maskinens strømforsyning før installasjonen er fullført. Maintenance Zone 76cm 100cm 100cm For å forhindre eventuelle elektriske sjokk, forsikre deg om at maskinen er koplet til et strømnett med ordentlig jording. 243cm For å forhindre at kundene blir skadet av spillets bevegelige deler. forsikre deg om at det er minst 500mm avstand mellom andre maskiner eller vegger. For å forhindre skade på maskinen p.g.a.
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Sluit de machine nooit aan op de stroomtoevoer totdat de installatie is voltooid. 100cm Opmerkingen aangaande Installatie Maintenance Zone 76cm 100cm 100cm Om schade aan de machine door verkeerd gebruik te voorkomen, dient ervoor gezorgd te worden dat het voltage van het lichtnet 230volts AC bedraagt. OPMERKING: Als de machine op een gladde ondergrond wordt gebruikt, is het raadzaam rubber matjes onder de stelpootjes te bevestigen om te voorkomen dat de machine over de vloer gaat glijden.
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NOTAS SOBRE A INSTALAÇÃO Afim de evitar danos na maquina causados por falhas de operação, certifique-se que a voltagem da rede de alimentação principal é de 230volt AC. NOTAS : Se esta maquina estiver colocada sobre um chão polido, recomenda-se a utilização de tapetes de borracha debaixo dos pés niveladores, afim de prevenir a maquina de deslizar no chão.
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Sätt aldrig på strömmen på maskinen innan installationen är klar. 100cm ATT BEAKTA VID INSTALLATION Maintenance Zone 76cm 100cm 100cm För att förhindra elektriska chocker, försäkra dig om att maskinen kopplas till strömförsörjning med jordad kontakt OBSERVERA: Om maskinen är placerad på ett polerat golv, rekommenderas att placera gummibrickor under nivåjusteringen för att förhindra att maskinen glider på golvet.
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Älä koskaan kytke laitetta päälle ennen kuin asennus on suoritettu loppuun. 100cm ASENNUSHUOMIOITA Maintenance Zone 76cm 100cm 100cm Tämän laitteen virtalähde on kytkettävä maadoitetulla johdolla maadoitettuun pistorasiaan, jotta sähköiskun vaaraa ei olisi. 243cm Varmista, että laitteen ja seinän tai toisen laitteen välissä on vähintään 500 mm, jotta asiakkaat eivät loukkaannu laitteen likkumisesta johtuen. Maintenance zone Varmista, että virtalähteen jännite on 230 V AC, jotta ei laite vioitu.
1. SPECIFICATIONS POWER REQUIREMENTS:- 230v / 180watts AC AMBIENT OPERATING TEMPERATURE:- +5°C to +25°C COIN ACCEPTOR:- Mars CashFlow - Single Channel DIMENSIONS:Assembled 760(w) x 2,430(d) x 2,050(h) 550(w) 760(w) 720(w) x 1,670(d) x 930(h) x 1,000(d) x 1,670(h) x 180(d) x 380(h) Gun Cabinet Target Cabinet Header Assembly WEIGHT:- Assembled 210kg Gun Cabinet Target Cabinet Header Assembly 65kg 143kg 2kg ACCESSORIES:- Keys: (Cash Door) ............... 2 (Coin Door) ................
2. HOW TO PLAY Game Description This game is a Quick Draw Shooting Game where the player draws a gun, aims at the targets that appear and tries to hit the targets as quickly as possible. A target appears as soon as the gun is drawn from the holster and the player tries to complete the four stages (level 1 to level 4) in the shortest possible time. Flat Bulls-eye targets appear in levels 1 to 3, and in level four, after the Bulls-eye targets have been hit, a cup shaped target appears.
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4. MOVING THE MACHINE This equipment is fitted with castors to make it easier to move. Take care when moving the equipment on an inclined floor. The overall height of this equipment is 2050mm. Take care of any overhead obstructions. (e.g. Light Fittings, Electric Cables etc.) 5. INSTALLATION Notes on Installation WARNING NEVER turn the power to the machine ON until installation has been completed.
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Outdoors Direct Sunlight, places with excessive humidity or dust, places where there is water leakage, near air-conditioning or heating equipment, places with excessive heat or cold temperature. Places where it would be in the way of emergency exits or fire extinguishing equipment. Unstable places or places with excessive vibration. Places that are not level. This machine must not be cleaned with a water jet, or installed in an area where a water jet could be used. 쮕 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 1.
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. ও 1. 2. 3. 4 5. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. CETTE MACHINE EST DESTINEE UNIQUEMENT A UN USAGE INTERIEUR NE PAS INSTALLER LA MACHINE DANS LES ENDROITS SUIVANTS A lextérieur. Directement exposée au soleil, aux endroits excessivement humides ou poussiéreux, aux endroits où il y a des risques de fuite deau, près de ventilateurs ou source de chaleur, aux endroits très chauds ou froids.
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. ESTA MAQUINA FOI CONCEBIDA PARA UTILIZAÇÃO EM ESPACOS INTERIORES APENAS NÃO INSTALAR A MAQUINAS NOS SEGUINTES LOCAIS:Exteriores. `Luz solar directa, locais com humidade excessiva ou pó, locais aonde existam fugas de água perto de ar condicionados ou equipamentos calorificos e locais com temperaturas excessivamente quentes ou frias. Locais aonde ficaria colocada no caminho de saidas de emergência ou equipamentos extintores de fogo.
5-1 Joining the Front and Rear Cabinets 1. Remove 4off Button head screws (M8x35) and remove the Joint Brackets from inside the Gun Cabinet. (Do not lose the screws as these are required for refitting later). Button head screw (M8x35) x2 Button head screw (M8x35) x2 Spring washer (M8) x2 Spring washer (M8) x2 Joint brackets Gun Cabinet 2. Fit the Joint Brackets to the Target Cabinet with 6off Button head screws (M8x35), with flat washers, supplied.
3. Connect the connectors and slide the Gun Cabinet upto the Target Cabinet, taking care not to trap any wires, and retain using the 4off Button head screws removed in 1 above. Joint bracket Threaded Hole Connectors Target Cabinet Connectors Button head screw (M8x35) x2 each side Spring washer (M8) x2 each side Slotted hole 4.
5-2 Removing the Flat Target Packing. 1. Remove the four off Button head screws (M5x35) and remove the rear upper door on the Target Cabinet. (Note: Take care that the door does not fall when removing the four screws ). Button head screw (M5x35) Target cabinet Rear maintenance door (U) 2. Remove the cardboard packing from both the Upper and Lower Flat Target Assemblies Note: Retain the packing pieces for refitting at any time the game is moved or transported .
6. ADJUSTMENTS Adjustment or maintenance on this machine should be carried out by qualified personnel only. Einstellungen und Wartung des Gerätes dürfen nur von dafür qualifiziertem Fachpersonal vorgenommen werden. Justeringer eller vedligehold af denne maskine bør kun udføres af kvalificeret personale. Los ajustes y el mantenimiento de esta máquina deben ser realizados sólo por personal cualificado.
6-1 Adjustment Switches The Adjustment switches are located inside the coin door. 1. Service Switch. Press this switch to obtain game credits without incrementing the play meter, to change the settings when in the Setting Mode and to select test numbers when in the Test Mode. 2. Test Switch Slide the test switch ON to enter test mode. The Test Mode allows testing and the changing of game settings. (Refer to sections 6-2 Setting Mode" page 40 and 6-3 Test Mode page 42) 3.
6-2 Setting Mode This mode allows the changing of various game and price settings. 6-2-1 Setting Mode Operation 1. Slide the Test switch on while pushing the Select switch. 2. The item and settings are displayed on the Dot Matrix Display. The selected item changes each time the Select switch is operated. 3. Press the Service switch to change the setting of the selected item. Note: When setting the Ticket Payout number pull the gun trigger to change the value. 4.
6-2-2 n Ticket Payout Setting Do not operate in ticket mode without a ticket dispenser connected 1. Free ticket setting This setting when ON will pay one ticket at the end of each game if no score tickets have been awarded. 2. Ticket payout No. setting This sets the number of tickets to be payed out depending upon achieved ranking at the end of each level.
6-3 Test Mode 1. Open the coin door and slide the test switch ON. The Test Item and Test No. (number) are displayed on the Dot Matrix Display. 2. Press the Select switch to step to the next Item. 3. Press the Service switch to change the Test No. (number). Each time the service switch is pressed the Test No. (number) will change and the indicated test will begin. Note: In the sound test, the number is changed by operating the trigger on the gun assembly. 4.
6-4 Adjusting the Launcher Solenoid The Launcher Solenoid must be adjusted after replacement. 1. Loosen the 4off socket flange head screws (M6x10), only sufficiently so that the solenoid bracket can just be moved by hand. If the screws are loosened too much it will make it difficult to adjust the solenoid. 2. Lower the solenoid bracket in the direction of arrow (a), and hold it in place by hand so that it does not move up.
6-5 Adjusting the Shutter Solenoid The Shutter Solenoid must be adjusted after replacement. 1. Loosen the 4off socket flange head screws (M5x8), only sufficiently so that the solenoid can just be moved by hand. If the screws are loosened too much it will make it difficult to adjust the solenoid. Cup target cover Adjust so that the space between the shutter solenoid and the solenoid plunger is approximately 1mm.
6-6 Adjusting the Flat Target (U)/(L) Solenoids The Flat Target (U)/(L) Solenoid must be adjusted after replacement. 1. Loosen the 4off socket flange head screws (M5x8), only sufficiently so that the solenoid can just be moved by hand. If the screws are loosened too much it will make it difficult to adjust the solenoid. 2. Move and hold the solenoid plunger in the direction of arrow (a). Move the Flat target (U)/(L) solenoid in the direction of arrow (b) so that there is a gap of approximately 0.
7. MAINTENANCE Adjustment or maintenance on this machine should be carried out by qualified personnel only. Ensure that the POWER to the machine is turned OFF before commencing any maintenance work. (Trouble shooting, service or repairs etc.) Einstellungen und Wartung des Gerätes dürfen nur von dafür qualifiziertem Fachpersonal vorgenommen werden. Vor Beginn aller Wartungsarbeiten (Fehlersuche, Reparaturen etc.) muß der Netzstecker gezogen werden.
Aanpassingen of onderhoud aan deze machine dient alleen uitgevoerd te worden door bekwaam personeel. Zorg ervoor dat de machine UITgeschakeld is voordat er enig onderhoudswerk wordt verricht (troubleshooting, reparaties etc.) Afinações ou manutenção nesta maquina, deverão ser efectuadas sómente por pessoal qualificado. Certifique-se que a maquina se encontra desligada sempre que iniciar qualquer tipo de trabalho de manutenção. (identifação de avarias, reparação etc.
7-1 Regular Cleaning This game relies upon light to operate correctly and it is important that glasses, mirrors, sensors and lenses are kept clean. Never use any solvent products to clean the above items as the solvent may cause irreparable damage. 7-1-1 Cleaning the Glasses and Half Mirror. Take care when removing, cleaning or replacing a glass or half mirror so as not to break or scratch them.
7-1-3 Cleaning the Cup Target Sensor Never use any solvent products to clean the sensor as the solvent may cause irreparably damage. 1. Remove the display cover as described in section 7-9 page 62. 2. Remove the maintenance door as described in section 7-10 page 64 3. Move the Cup Target Cover in the direction of the arrow, in the following figure, and clean the surface of the sensor with a clean cotton swab.
7-1-4 Cleaning the Gun Lens Never use any solvent products to clean the lens as the solvent may cause irreperable damage. 1. Wipe and clean the surface of the Gun Lens with a clean, dry, lint free cloth.
7-1-5 Cleaning the Fibre Optic Cable Never use any solvent products to clean the Fibre Optic Cable as the solvent may cause irreparable damage. 1. Remove the Fibre Optic Cable as described in section 7-30 page 93 2. Wipe and clean the surface of the Fibre Optic Lens with a clean, dry, lint free cloth. Soft, dry cloth Fibre optic Fiber Optic Cable When refitting, push the Fiber Optic in until the end comes into contact with the stopper in the holder Holder Stopper Xenon PC Board 3.
7-1-6 Cleaning the Gun Holster Detection Sensor Never use any solvent products to clean the lens as the solvent may cause irreparable damage. 1. Remove the holster cover as described in section 7-26 page 87. 2. Wipe and clean the surface of the Gun Holster Detection Sensor with a clean, dry, lint free cloth.
7-2 Replacing the Game PC Board Note: The Game PC Board is susceptible to damage from static electricity. Anti static precautions should be taken when removing, handling and refitting the Game PC Board. 1. Remove the 2off Button head screws (M5x35) and remove the rear maintenance door (L) of the Target Cabinet. Button head screw (M5x35) Maintenance Door (L) Target Cabinet 2. Disconnect all the connectors from the PC Board.
7-3 Replacing the Cup Target Sensor PC Board 1. Remove the upper rear maintenance door from the Target Cabinet. 2. Remove the connectors. 3. Using needle nosed pliers, squeeze the locking tabs of the locking supports, one at a time, to release the PC Board. Remove the Sensor PC Board. 4. Replace the board by gently pushing the board on to the locking supports. 5. Refit the connectors and upper rear maintenance door.
7-4 Replacing the Rear Glass 1. Remove the upper rear maintenance door from the Target Cabinet. 2. Remove 4off pozi flange head screws (M5x12) and remove the Chip Slope (L). 3. Remove 4off pozi flange head screws (M5x12) and remove the Chip Slope (R). 4. Remove the 4off Button head screws (M5x35) and remove the window plates. Pozi flange screws (M5x12) Light Guard Button head screw (M5x35) Window Plate Rear Glass Button head screw (M5x35) Chip Slope (R) Chip Slope (L) Launcher Assy 5.
7-5 Replacing the Light Guard 1. Remove the Upper Rear Door from the Target Cabinet. 2. Remove 3off Pozi head screws (M4x16) and remove the light Guard in the direction of the arrow in the diagram below Light Guard Pozi head Screw (M4x16) Rear Glass Note: The Rear Glass is located below the Light Guard. Take care not to drop anything on it. (Screwdriver etc.). 4. Replace the Light Guard in reverse order.
7-6 Replacing the Rear Fluorescent Tubes and Starters. 1. Remove the Light Guard. (see section 7-5 page 56). 2. Replace the Fluorescent Lamp or Starter. Note: The fluorescent lamp has an effect on the appearance of the game field, so replace only with 20 watt coolwhite fluorescent.
7-7 Replacing the Front Acrylic 1. Remove 6off security screw (M5x12) and remove the Header Front Cover. Security screw (M5x12) Security screw (M5x12) Security screw (M5x12) 2. Disconnect the two connectors: CN11 and CN12. 3. Remove 4off Pozi head screws (M5x25) and pull the Header Panel forward a little to unfasten it from the hooks, and disconnect the connectors: CN45 and CN46. Remove the Header Panel.
4. Remove the 4off Security screws (M5x12) and remove the Front Acrylic Retaining brackets. Note: The Front Acrylic will tilt forward when the retaining brackets are moved, so ensure that the acrylic is being held in place with a hand. Retaining bracket Security screw (M5x12) Front Acrylic 5. The Front Acrylic sits in a groove on the Target Cabinet. Lift the Acrylic in the direction of the arrow, in the diagram below, to remove it. Wooden groove Front Acrylic Front Acrylic 6.
7-8 Replacing the Half Mirror 1. Remove the Front Acrylic. (see section 7-7 page 58). 2. Remove the 4off Button head screws (M5x16) and remove the upper Half Mirror Retaining brackets (left and right). Half Mirror Button head screw (M5x16) Retaining bracket (upper) Button head screw (M5x16) Retaining bracket (lower) 3. Only loosen the 4off Button head screws (M5x16) retaining the lower Half Mirror Retaining brackets (left and right).
4. Hold the mirror both top and bottom and remove it in the direction of the arrow, as shown in the diagram below. Indicator label Target Cabinet Half mirror 5. Refit the Half Mirror in the reverse order. Note: There is a small label in the upper left corner of the mirror to indicate the front surface of the mirror. When refitting the mirror, ensure that the label is in the upper left corner. If the mirror is fitted the wrong way round, reflected images may appear double.
7-9 Replacing the 7-Segment PC Board Note: The 7-Segment PC Board is susceptible to damage from static electricity. Anti static precautions should be taken when removing, handling and refitting the 7-Segment PC Board. 1. Remove 4off security screw (M5x30) and remove the Display Cover. Display Cover Security screw (M5x30) 2.
3. Remove 6off pozi head screws (M4x12) that retain the 7-Segment Pc Board. Display bracket 7-Segment PC Board Pozi head screw (M4x12) 4. Disconnect the connector and remove the 7-Segment Display PC Board. Display bracket Connector 7-Segment PC Board 5. Refit in the reverse order.
7-10 Replacing the Front Fluorescent and Starter 1. Remove the Display Cover. (See section 7-9 page 62) 2. Remove 2off Security screws (M5x35) that retain the front maintenance door. Pull the front maintenance door forward in the direction of the arrow, as shown in the diagram below, only sufficiently to disconnect the connectors. Remove the front maintenance door.
3. Only loosen 2off Pozi flange head screws (M4x8) and remove the Cover B. Pozi flange screw (M4x8) Cover B 4. Shutter Assy Replace the Fluorescent Tube or Starter. Fluorescent Tube 20watt Coolwhite 5. Reassemble in reverse order. Note: The fluorescent lamp has an effect on the appearance of the game field, so replace only with 20 watt coolwhite fluorescent.
7-11 Replacing the Cup Target Sensor Assy 1. Remove the upper rear maintenance door from the Target Cabinet. 2. Remove the Display Cover and Front Maintenance Door. (see section 7-10 page 64). 3. Disconnect connector J301 from the Sensor PC Board and free the harness from the front of the Target Cabinet. Target Cabinet Sensor PC Board Connector J103 4.
5. Remove 3off Pozi head head screws (M4x12) and remove the Cup Target Sensor from the mounting bracket. Pozi head screw (M4x12) Cup Target Cup Target Sensor Assy Connector J301 Cup Target Sensor Bracket Pozi head screw (M4x45) (with flat and spring washers) 6. Replace the sensor Assy and reassemble in reverse order.
7-12 Replacing the Header Fluorescent and Starter. 1. Remove the Header Front Cover. (see section 7-7 page 58) Fluorescent Tube (15watt) Starter Lamp 24v / 15w Lamp 24v / 15w 2. Replace the Fluorescent Tube or Starter. 3. Reassemble in reverse order.
7-13 Replacing the Header Lamp 1. Remove the Header Front Cover. (see section 7-7 page 58) 2. Remove the Header Lamp by unscrewing the lamp in the direction of the arrow, shown in the diagram below. 3. Replace the lamp and reassemble in reverse order.
7-14 Replacing the Dot Matrix Display. 1. Remove the Header Front Cover. (see section 7-7 page 58) 2. Remove 2off pozi head screws (M4x12) and remove the Dot Matrix Cover. Pozi head screw (M4x12) Dot Matrix Cover 3. Remove the 4off pozi head screw (M5x25), 1off lock washer and ring tag terminal and gently pull the display bracket forward taking care not to strain any wires. Note: When removing the 4off pozi head screws (M5x20) take care that the display bracket does not fall forward unexpectedly.
4. Disconnect the connectors (CN45 and CN46), remove 4off pozi head screw (M4x12) and remove the Dot Matrix Display from the Display Bracket. Connector (CN45) Connector (CN46) Pozi head Screw (M4x12) Display Bracket Dot Matrix Assy 5. Reassemble in the reverse order.
7-15 Replacing the Launcher Solenoid 1. Remove the upper rear maintenance door from the Target Cabinet. 2. Remove 1off pozi flange head screw (M4x6) and disconnect the Ring Tag Terminal and Connector (CN25). 3. Remove 4off socket flange screws (M6x10), with flat and spring washers, and remove the Launcher Solenoid. Pozi Flange Screw (M4x6) Ring Tag Socket Flange Screw (M6x10) (with flat and spring washer) Connector (CN25) Launcher Solenoid 4. Reassemble in reverse order.
7-16 Replacing the Launcher Sensor 1. Remove the upper rear maintenance door from the Target Cabinet. 2. Disconnect the connector (CN26). 3. Remove 2off pozi flange head screws (M4x6) and remove the Launch Sensor complete with Sensor Bracket. Connector (CN26) Sensor Bracket Pozi flange screw (M4x6) 4. Remove 1off pozi head screw (M4x12) and remove the Launch Sensor from the Sensor Bracket. Pozi head screw (M4x12) Sensor Bracket Launcher Sensor 5. Reassemble in reverse order.
7-17 Replacing the Shutter Solenoid 1. Remove the Front Maintenance Door from the Target Cabinet (See section 7-10 page 64). 2. Disconnect connector (CN28). 3. Remove 4off socket flange screws (M5x8) and remove the Shutter Solenoid.
4. To remove the solenoid plunger remove one of the E-Clips from the solenoid shaft#2, the flat washer (M6) and spacer (6dia x 5). Withdraw the solenoid shaft#2 releasing the solenoid springs, tension spring, spacers (6dia x 10), and delrin washers.
7-17 Replacing the Shutter Sensor 1. Remove the Front Maintenance Door from the Target Cabinet (See section 7-10 page 64). 2. Disconnect connector (CN30). 3. Tilt the Cup Target Cover in the direction of arrow (a), shown in the diagram below. Remove 2off flange socket head screws (M5x8) and remove the stopper bracket in the direction of arrow (b), shown in the diagram below. 4. Remove 1off pozi head screw (M4x12) and remove the Shutter Sensor from the stopper bracket.
7-18 Removing the Flat Target Assembly 1. Remove the upper rear door from the Target Cabinet. 2. Disconnect the connectors (CN20) and (CN22), remove 2off pozi flange head screws (M4x6) to release the harnesses. Connector (CN22) Harness Connector (CN21) Connectors (CN20) Harness Connector (CN29) Pozi flange screws (M4x6) 3. Disconnect the connectors (CN21) and (CN29). 4. Remove 4off (2ea left and right) flange socket head screws (M5x8) and remove the Flat Target Assy.
7-19 Replacing the Flat Target Solenoid 1. Remove the Flat Target Assy. (See section 7-18 page 77) 2. Remove the pozi flange head screw (M4x6) to release the nylon clip retaining the harness coming from connector (CN20). Flange Socket Screws (M5x8) Pozi Flange Screw (M4x6) Solenoid Plunger Cable Clip Connector (CN20) Flat Target Solenoid Ring Tag 3. Remove 4off flange socket head screws (M5x8) and remove the ring tag and Flat Target Solenoid.
4. To remove the solenoid plunger, remove one of the E-Clips and flat washer (M6). Withdraw the Solenoid Shaft releasing the spacers and spring. Solenoid Shaft E-Clip Flat Washer (M6) Arm Shaft Spacer Solenoid Spring Spring Spacer Flat Washer (M6) E-Clip Flat Target Solenoid 5. Solenoid Plunger Reassemble in the reverse order Note: When refitting the solenoid plunger ensure that the spring hook is in contact with the side of the spring spacer.
7-20 Replacing the Flat Target Drive Cable 1. Remove the upper rear maintenance door from the Target Cabinet. 2. Remove 2off flange socket screws (M4x6) and remove the Flat Target Drive Cable. Flange Socket Screw (M4x6) Wire Bracket Flat Target Drive Cable 3. Reassemble in reverse order. Note: When refitting the Flat Target Drive Cable ensure that the cable is wound round the motor pulley twice in a counter-clockwise direction as viewed in the direction of the arrow shown in the diagram below.
7-21 Replacing the Flat Target Motor 1. Remove the upper rear maintenance door from the Target Cabinet. 2. Remove the Flat Target Drive Cable (See section 7-20 page 80). 3. Disconnect connectors (CN21) and (CN24). 4. Loosen 2off double point screws (M5x6) and remove the pulley in the direction of the arrow, as shown in the diagram below. Pulley Double Point (M5x6) Double Point (M5x6) Connector (CN24) Flat Target Motor 5.
6. Replace the motor and reassemble in reverse order. Note: The shaft of the flat target motor has been ground flat in two places. When replacing the pulley ensure that the two double point screws are in contact with these flat faces. Flat Section Flat Target Motor Shaft Double Point (M5x6) Pulley Flat Section Before tightening the double point screws ensure that the gap between the top surface of the motor bracket and the pulley is approximately 2mm.
7-22 Replacing the Flat Target Sensor PC Board Note: PC Boards are susceptible to damage from static electricity. Anti static precautions should be taken when removing, handling and refitting the PC Board. 1. Remove the Flat Target Assembly. (See Section 7-18 page 77). 2. Disconnect connectors (J301) and (J302). Locking Supports Front Connector (J301) Flat Target Sensor PC Board Connector (J302) 3.
7-23 Replacing the Flat Target Position Detection Sensor 1. Remove the upper rear maintenance door from the Target Cabinet. 2. Disconnect connector (CN48) 3. Remove 1off pozi head screw (M4x12) and remove the Flat Target Position Detection Sensor Connector (CN48) Flat Target Positition Detection Sensor Flat Target Solenoid Pozi head screw (M4x12) 4. Reassemble in reverse order.
7-24 Replacing the Flat Target Sensor Assy 1. Remove the Flat Target Assembly. (See Section 7-18 page 77). 2. Remove 2off pozi head screws (M4x6) and remove the Target Plate. Pozi flange screw (M4x6) Target Plate Flat Target Sensor Assy 3. Disconnect the connector (CN50). 4. Remove 2off flange socket screw (M4x12), 1off flange socket screw (M4x10) and remove the Flat Target Sensor Assy. Flange Socket Screw (M4x12) Flat Target Sensor Assy 5. Reassemble in reverse order.
7-25 Replacing the Flat Target Origin Sensor 1. Remove the upper rear maintenance door from the Target Cabinet. 2. Disconnect connector (CN24). 3. Remove 1off pozi head screw (M4x12) with flat washer (M4) and remove the Flat Target Detection Sensor. Flat Target Origin Detection Sensor Connector (CN24) Flat Washer (M4) Flat Target Motor Pozi head screw (M4x12) 4. Reassemble in reverse order.
7-26 Replacing the Gun Detection Sensor 1. Remove 1off security screw (M5x20), 1off security screw (M5x10) and remove the Holder Cover. Holder Cover Security Screw (M5x20) Security Screw (M5x10) Holder Bracket (R) Gun Detection Sensor (projection side) Holder Bracket (L) Instruction Panel Gun Detection Sensor (receiving side) Holder Bracket (C) Front 2. Remove 2off pozi head screws (M4x20) and remove the Holder Bracket (C). 3.
4. Disconnect the connector (CN39). 5. Remove the pozi head screw (M3x12) and remove the Gun Detection Sensor (projection side). Holder Bracket (L) Pozi Head Screw (M3x12) Gun Detection Sensor (projection side) Gun Cabinet Holder Bracket (R) Front Connector (CN39) 6. Reassemble in reverse order. Note : Repeat above procedures to remove the Gun Detection Sensor (receiving side).
7-27 Replacing the [SET] and [START] Lamps 1. Remove 6off security screws (M4x25), with flat washers, and remove the Set / Start Acrylic. Security Screw (M5x25) Washer (M4) Set / Start Acrylic Gun Cabinet 2. Remove the lamp by turning it in the direction of the arrow, shown in the diagram below. [SET] Lamp (24v 15w) [START] Lamp (24v 15w) Front 3. Reassemble in reverse order.
7-28 Replacing the Speaker 1. Remove 5off Security screws (M5x20) and remove the Top Cover. Security screw (M5x20) Top Cover Gun Cabinet 2. Remove 4off pozi head screws (M5x25), with flat and spring washers, and lift the Speaker Box in the direction of the arrow, as shown in the diagram below.
3. Remove the 4off Self Tapping screws (No8 x 5/8 ) and remove the Speaker Cover. Speaker Cover Self tapping screw (N08 x 5/8") Speaker Box Gun Cabinet 4. Remove the 4off , Self Tapping screws (No8 x 5/8 ) disconnect the Faston terminals and remove the Speaker. Faston Terminals Screen (-) Core (+) Self tapping screw (N08 x 5/8") Speaker Box Speaker Gun Cabinet 5. Reassemble in reverse order.
7-29 Replacing the Holder Cushions (A) (B) (C) 1. Remove the Holder Cover and Holder Bracket (C). (See section 7-26 page 87) 2. The Holder Cushions (A) (B) (C) are attached using double-sided adhesive tape. Pull firmly on the cushion and peel it from the holder bracket. Holder Cushion (A) Holder Bracket (C) Holder Cushion (B) Holder Cushion (C) 3. Apply the new Holder Cushion in reverse procedure. Note: The Holder Cushions are supplied with double-sided adhesive tape fitted.
7-30 Replacing the Xenon PC Board CAUTION The Xenon Assy remains hot and continues to carry a high voltage charge even after turning the power OFF. Wait at least five minutes after turning the power OFF before performing any maintenance work (troubleshooting, repairs etc.) on the Xenon Assy. Note: PC Boards are susceptible to damage from static electricity. Anti static precautions should be taken when removing, handling and refitting the PC Board. 1.
3. Disconnect connector (CN41) and the Fibre Optic in the direction of the arrow, as shown in the diagram below. Fibre Optic Xenon PC Board Connector (CN41) 4. Using needle nosed pliers, squeeze the locking tabs of the locking supports, one at a time, to release the PC Board. Remove the Xenon PC Board.
5. Reassemble in reverse order. Note: In order to ensure the correct light output from the gun Assy, the fibre optic should be fitted as close as possible to the Xenon Tube. When installing the fibre optic, be careful not to touch the Xenon tube with your fingers or hands. If the Xenon tube is accidentally touched, clean the area touched with alcohol.
7-31 Replacing the Xenon Drive PC Board CAUTION The Xenon Assy remains hot and continues to carry a high voltage charge even after turning the power OFF. Wait at least five minutes after turning the power OFF before performing any maintenance work (troubleshooting, repairs etc.) on the Xenon Assy. Note: PC Boards are susceptible to damage from static electricity. Anti static precautions should be taken when removing, handling and refitting the PC Board. 1. Remove the Xenon cover.
7-32 Removing the Xenon Fan and Filter CAUTION The Xenon Assy remains hot and continues to carry a high voltage charge even after turning the power OFF. Wait at least five minutes after turning the power OFF before performing any maintenance work (troubleshooting, repairs etc.) on the Xenon Assy. 1. Remove 2off pozi head screws (M4x12) and remove the Filter Bracket. Xenon Assy Filter Pozi head screw (M4x12) Filter Bracket 2. Remove the Filter from inside the Filter Bracket. 3.
7-33 Replacing the Gun Assy Note: When removing the Gun Assy from the top cover on the Gun Cabinet, take care not to bend, pull or scratch the harness or fibre optic cable. 1. Remove the Fibre Optic Cable. (See section 7-30 page 93) 2. Remove 4off Security screw (M5x10) that retains the Pipe Bracket, and pull the Gun Assy out from the Gun Cabinet. Top Cover (gun cabinet assy) Security Screw (M5x10) Gun Assy Pipe Bracket 3. Disconnect connector (CN38) and remove the Gun Assy.
7-34 Replacing the Gun Switch, Trigger and Lens 1. Loosen 2off screws (M3x8) retaining the Gun Sight. 2. Remove 7off cap bolts (M3x8) and remove Gun Side (R). The grip is permanently fixed to the gun side (R). Sight Gun Side (R) Pozi head screws (M3x8) Cap Bolts (M3x8) Grip 3. Disconnect the two Faston terminals to remove the Gun Switch, Trigger and Lens.
4. Replace the Gun Switch, Trigger or Lens and reassemble in reverse order. Note: If the Fibre Optic Holder has come off, reattach it by aligning the marking on the Fibre Optic Holder with the marking on the Gun Side (L). Install the Lens so that the convex (curved) surface is facing outward.
7-35 Replacing the Gun Harness Assy 1. Remove the Fibre Optic Cable. (See section 7-30 page 93) 2. Remove 2off cap bolts (M3x6) and remove the Harness Guide from the Pipe Bracket. 3. Remove 1off Pozi head screw (M5x20), Hex nut (M5) and unfasten the Pipe Clip and Pipe Bracket. Harness Guide Pipe Bracket O Ring Hex Nut (M5) Pipe Clip Pozi Head Screw (M5x20) 4. Remove 1off cap bolt (M3x20), 1off cap bolt (M3x8), 2off hex nut (M3) and remove the Hand Protectors (L) and (R).
5. Remove the Gun Side (R) and Grip (R). (See section 7-34 page 99). 6. Disconnect the 2off Fast-on terminals from the Gun Switch. 7. After removing the Gun Switch and Trigger, remove 1off self tapping screw (M3x8) and remove the Gun Bracket. Gun Harness Assy Fibre Optic Self Tapping Screw (M3x8) Sleeve (3dia x 8) Trigger Fibre Optic Holder Gun Bracket Pipe Clip Fast-on Terminals Flange Nut (M3) Gun Switch Flexible Hose O Ring 8.
10 Reassemble in reverse order. Note: The tie wraps on the Gun Harness Assembly should be installed so that they come in contact with the gun bracket, as shown in the diagram below. Tie Wrap Gun Bracket Note: Install the Fibre Optic Holder by aligning the marking on the holder with the marking on the gun side (L). (see step 4 section 7-34 page 99).
8. ERROR MESSAGES This game is constantly monitoring its operation. If an error is detected, a message is displayed on the Dot Matrix Display, an error code is displayed on the 7 Segment Display and an audible warning sounded. to in the table below, the message Please Call Attendant will For errors be displayed on the Dot Matrix. For errors to in the table below, the message No More Tickets and Please Call Attendant will be alternately displayed on the Dot Matrix.
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Item Description Par t No 1 Gun Mounting Bushing XQC-694-987 2 Gun Mounting Plate XQC-694-986 3 Loudspeaker Vac-Form 47000036 4 Loudspeaker Mesh 47000037 5 Loudspeaker 5½" Full Range 7 Gun Holster Sensor - Set (projectionand receiving) XQC-000-407 10 Gun Holster Rubber (A) XQC-693-993 11 Gun Holster Rubber (B) XQC-693-994 12 Gun Holster Rubber (C) XQC-693-995 17 Xenon PCB Transformer 47000040 18 E14 24v / 15w Tubular Lamp 64000025 19 E14 Lampholder 64800003 22 Safety W
Target Cabinet 1 5 6 9 13 5 7 3 1 9 4 16 2 19 16 21 15 15 23 25 22 14 29 27 40 36 38 35 34 37 32 31 Page 108
Item Description Par t No 1 Front Perspex 47000062 2 Front Perspex Retaining Strap 47000063 3.
Target Cabinet - 2 53 54 43 47 50 48 52 42 43 56 45 51 49 44 57 41 59 43 63 64 66 65 73 72 Page 110 67
Item Description Par t No 41 Fluorescent Tube Perspex Cover 47000076 42 Fluorescent Tube Perspex Retaining Bracket - Upper 47000077 43 Black Sponge 10mm x 5mm - Double Sided 47000067 44 Fluorescent Tube Perspex Retaining Bracket - Lower 47000078 45 Rear Glass - Tempered 47000070 47 Rear Cabinet Glass - Rear Securing Strip 47000072 48 Black Neoprene Sponge 10mm x 5mm - Double Sided 47000069 49 Rear Cabinet Glass Internal Securing Bracket 47000071 50 Rear Glass Decal - LHS 4000054
Header Assembly 4 5 1 2 3 8 9 10 11 9 6 13 Item 12 Description 10 11 Par t No 1 Header Vac-Form 47000058 2 Header Acrylic 40000544 3 Lamp Acrylic 40000546 4 Header Vac-Form Upper Mounting Bracket 47000061 5 Flourescent Tube - 18 "- 25watt 64500000 6 Display PCB XQC-DISPLAYPCB 8 Header Wood 37100179 9 Lamp Holder Mounting Bracket 47000059 10 E14 Lampholder 64800003 11 E14 Lamp 24v 15w 64000025 12 Display PCB Mounting Bracket 47000060 13 Display Acrylic 40000545 P
Xenon Assembly 11 1 8 6 2 3 7 4 9 10 5 Item Description Par t No 1 Chassis 47000044 2 Xenon Fan 3 Fan Filter Mesh 47000046 4 Filter 47000041 5 Filter Mounting Bracket 47000042 6 PCB Mounting Plate 47000043 7 Xenon PC Board XQC-688-059 8 Xenon Drive PC Board XQC-688-058 9 Cover 47000045 10 Xenon Warning Decal 40000540 11 Power Resistor 50ohm / 100w RMH (100v 50ohm J) XQC-53065 Page 113 XQC-688-060
Launcher Assembly 1 6 5 2 4 3 8 9 10 7 13 11 12 17 14 16 15 Page 114
Item Description Cup Explosion Mechanism Assembly (Launcher Assy) Par t No XQC-C-EXPL-MECH 1 Head XQC-694-114 2 Solenoid Arm XQC-694-115 3 Arm Block XQC-694-120 4 Arm Bracket XQC-694-117 5 Shaft XQC-694-122 6 Flange Bush (80F-0605) XQC-225-101 7 Solenoid Base XQC-694-111 8 Arm Stopper XQC-694-116 9 Cushion Rubber (TM-166-18) XQC-106-096 10 Slope XQC-694-118 11 Solenoid Base 2 XQC-694-112 12 Sensor Bracket XQC-694-119 13 Sensor (OJ-796021-701) XQC-000-279 14 Solenoi
Flat Target (Upper) Assembly - 1 4 3 5 9 9 11 12 8 9 2 15 13 10 6 7 1 9 16 9 14 25 12 17 24 13 13 28 18 23 14 20 29 19 22 32 13 26 31 21 30 A 12 Page 116 27
Item Description Flat Target (Upper) Assy (Sub Target Assy) Par t No XQC-U-TAR-MECH 1 ST Bracket (U) XQC-694-131 2 Sub Target Sensor Assy XQC-694-104 3 Target Plate XQC-694-165 4 Sub Target Sticker XQC-694-172 5 ST Shaft XQC-694-156 6 ST Shaft Guide Spacer XQC-694-155 7 Flange Bush (LFF-0605) XQC-104-027 8 Main Arm (U) XQC-694-133 9 Flange Bush (80F-0405) XQC-104-063 10 Spring (1106) XQC-105-126 11 Drive Shaft XQC-105-158 12 Flange Bush (80F-0605) XQC-225-101 13 Flang
Flat Target (Upper) Assembly - 2 35 34 36 37 33 41 38 42 43 40 44 45 39 42 46 47 49 55 56 52 48 51 54 54 50 53 Page 118
Item Description Par t No 33 Base (U) XQC-694-134 34 U Stopper XQC-694-135 35 U Stopper Rubber XQC-694-167 36 Bunched Wires Attachment Bracket XQC-694-139 37 Sensor Dog XQC-694-147 38 Sensor PC Board for Sub Target XQC-694-241 39 Pulley Bracket 1 (U) XQC-694-143 40 Delrin Bearing (DH-27-H) XQC-103-117 41 Pulley Shaft 2 XQC-694-162 42 Flange Bush (80F-0605) XQC-104-027 43 Pulley Shaft 1 XQC-694-161 44 Pulley Bracket 2 XQC-694-144 45 Sub Target Drive Cable XQC-694-152
Flat Target (Lower) Assembly - 1 4 3 5 9 11 9 12 15 9 8 13 2 10 6 7 9 16 17 1 9 14 25 12 24 13 27 13 28 18 23 14 20 29 19 32 26 31 13 21 30 A 12 Page 120 22
Item Description Flat Target (Lower) Assy (Sub Target Assy) Par t No XQC-U-TAR-MECH 1 ST Bracket (L) XQC-694-181 2 Sub Target Sensor Assy XQC-694-104 3 Target Plate XQC-694-165 4 Sub Target Sticker XQC-694-172 5 ST Shaft XQC-694-156 6 ST Shaft Guide Spacer XQC-694-155 7 Flange Bush (LFF-0605) XQC-104-027 8 Main Arm (L) XQC-694-183 9 Flange Bush (80F-0405) XQC-104-063 10 Spring (1106) XQC-105-126 11 Drive Shaft XQC-694-158 12 Flange Bush (80F-0605) XQC-225-101 13 Flang
Flat Target (Lower) Assembly - 2 35 34 36 37 33 41 38 42 43 40 44 45 39 42 46 47 49 55 56 52 48 51 54 54 50 53 Page 122
Item Description Par t No 33 Base (L) XQC-694-184 34 U Stopper XQC-694-135 35 U Stopper Rubber XQC-694-167 36 Bunched Wires Attachment Bracket (L) XQC-694-191 37 Sensor Dog XQC-694-147 38 Sensor PC Board for Sub Target XQC-694-241 39 Pulley Bracket 1 (L) XQC-694-187 40 Delrin Bearing (DH-27-H) XQC-103-117 41 Pulley Shaft 2 XQC-694-162 42 Flange Bush (80F-0605) XQC-225-101 43 Pulley Shaft 1 XQC-694-161 44 Pulley Bracket 2 XQC-694-144 45 Sub Target Drive Cable XQC-694-
Shutter Assembly 1 2 14 3 13 2 5 15 4 6 5 5 6 12 7 12 18 8 5 9 16 11 18 17 19 Page 124 10
Item Description Shutter Assembly - Complete Par t No XQC-SHUT-ASSY 1 Main Target Cover XQC-694-212 2 Cover Attachment Bracket XQC-694-205 3 Shutter Bracket 2 XQC-694-201 4 Shutter Bracket 5 XQC-694-203 5 Flange Bush (80F-0406) XQC-104-011 6 Flange Bush (80F-0605) XQC-225-101 7 ShutterBracket Shaft 2 XQC-694-208 8 Solenoid Spring XQC-694-210 9 Shutter Bracket 3 XQC-694-204 10 Shutter Bracket Shaft 1 XQC-694-207 11 Tension Spring XQC-694-211 12 Stopper Rubber XQC-694-213
Gun Assembly 3 4 2 5 1 9 13 10 8 14 11 6 9 7 12 16 18 15 17 19 20 Page 126
Item Description Par t No 1 Grip (L) (Par t of item 2) 2 Gun Side (L) - Green XQC-694-256 3 Sight - Green XQC-694-254 4 Sight Bracket XQC-694-016 5 Lens XQC-694-015 6 Gun Bracket XQC-688-611 7 Gun Switch (AM50060C5) XQC-000-411 8 Trigger XQC-688-616 9 Parallel Pin (SUS304) - dia 3H7 x 20 (pack of 10) XQC-107-084 10 Gun Weight (Par t of item 2) --- --- --- 11 Flexible Hose (Par t of item 12) --- --- --- 12 Gun Harness Assy 13 Fibre Optic (Par t of item 12) 14 Fibre Hol
Service Bracket & Mains In Assembly 2 3 1 4 5 7 6 Item 1 Description Par t No Panel Meter 65000002 Potentiometer - 100 ohm 10w Wire Wound 76000164 Fluted Knob 44000009 3 DPCO Slide Switch 60000023 4 SPNO Push Switch 60000059 2 Snap In 20mm Panel Mount Fuse Holder XQC-80047 5 20mm Fuse - 2A Quick Blo 63500501 6 Schaffner Mains-In Filter Assy 66000016 7 Schaffner Boot 66000017 Page 128
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