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MAIN MENU FUNCTIONS

MENU

DESCRIPTION

N1

Credits Per Play

N2

Game Volume

N3

Attract Volume

N4

Attract Timing

N5

Ticket Pattern

N6

Mercy Tickets

N7

1/2 Ticket Dispense

N8

Fixed Ticket Payout

N9

Stored Tickets/Credits

N10

No Pull Timeout

N11

No Play Timeout

N12

Score Display

N13

Jackpot Window

N14

LED Brightness

N15

Tickets/Points

N16

Operation

N17

Call Attendant

N18

Jackpot Bell

N19

Statistics

N20

Clear Statistics

N21

Switch Test

N22

Light Test

N23

Reset Factory Defaults

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Summary of Contents for Spin-N-Win!

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Page 2: ...6 E sales baytekgames com All games are proudly manufactured at our factory in Pulaski Wisconsin USA JOIN OUR SERVICE FIRST NETWORK This free service is intended to keep you up to date on the latest g...

Page 3: ...30 HOW TO ACCESS DISPLAY 31 HOW TO REPLACE STOP BUTTON 31 HOW TO ACCESS LIGHT BULB WIRING 31 CIRCUIT BOARD LAYOUT 32 TICKET DISPENSERS HANDLE SWITCH COIN WIRING DIAGRAM 33 UPPER SECTION POWER SUPPLY W...

Page 4: ...nd be sure to contact our factory if you have any questions or would like some more information Thank you for your purchase Your business is important to us and we hope you enjoy this game as much as...

Page 5: ...e of flammable subtances can cause sever burns or serious injury Always use NON FLAMMABLE solvents for cleaning DO NOT use gasoline kerosene or thinners CAUTION Lifting heavy objects can cause back ne...

Page 6: ...HOW TO PLAY Pull the handle to start game play Time your play and press the button to stop lights on the highest ticket values Win tickets based on the value of the space where you stopped the the lig...

Page 7: ...e Set the marquee off to the side for the time being With assistance carefully lift the playfield off the support beams and lean against a sturdy support for the time being TOOLS NEEDED FOR SET UP 9 1...

Page 8: ...he console to open the cash box door and remove the hardware kit inside Remove the two longest bolts from the hardware kit along with two lock washers and two regular washers Put the 9 16 socket onto...

Page 9: ...the marquee piece up and set into place on top of the playfield The marquee piece will slide in behind the wood piece attached to the back of the playfield Secure the marquee to the playfield using t...

Page 10: ...he left side door on the back of the playfield Locate cables CE6921 CE6938 and CE6942 these will be hanging down from the inside top of the playfield Route all three cables up and out the hole on the...

Page 11: ...rresponding match that are fed out the back of the marquee Route excess cables back down into the hole on the back of the playfield If desired use the wire loom located inside the cash box and wrap ar...

Page 12: ...and stays in the down position This next step of lifting the playfield marquee up and top of the console will require three people With one person on each of the sides and a spotter in the front safel...

Page 13: ...13 SET UP GUIDE Once in place use the six remaining bolts lock washers and regular washers from the hardware kit to secure the playfield to the support beams Three bolts will go in each support beam...

Page 14: ...e a step ladder to reach Down inside the playfield find the gray ribbon cable CE6924 that is bundled up Use the snips to free the cable Route the cable down the oval cut out at the bottom of the playf...

Page 15: ...le locate cables CE6901 CE6909 and CE6937 Route these cables down the same oval cut out as the ribbon cable These will fall inside the console Plug in cables CE6901 CE6909 and CE6937 into their corres...

Page 16: ...and over the circuit board platform From the front of the console plug in the ribbon cable to its housing located at the top right corner of the platform Route the power cable to a standard outlet and...

Page 17: ...SETTINGS The dip switch bank is located on the mainboard inside the right side front door of the game factory default settings are highlighted below SWITCH DESCRIPTION ON OFF 1 X 2 NEW JERSEY PROGRAMM...

Page 18: ...Tickets N7 1 2 Ticket Dispense N8 Fixed Ticket Payout N9 Stored Tickets Credits N10 No Pull Timeout N11 No Play Timeout N12 Score Display N13 Jackpot Window N14 LED Brightness N15 Tickets Points N16 O...

Page 19: ...button The factory settings are highlighted below 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Scroll through the N2 menu with the MENU button Make your selection with the SELECT button The factory s...

Page 20: ...ghted below This setting determines how often the attract loop audio is played Scroll through the N5 menu with the MENU button Make your selection with the SELECT button The factory settings are highl...

Page 21: ...h the N8 menu with the MENU button Make your selection with the SELECT button The factory settings are highlighted below This option will allow the game to dispense selected number of tickets regardle...

Page 22: ...E DISPLAY Scroll through the N11 menu with the MENU button Make your selection with the SELECT button The factory settings are highlighted below This option will select the amount of time before the g...

Page 23: ...C TO 20 M SEC 4 DEFAULT N14 LED BRIGHTNESS N15 TICKETS POINTS DISPLAY VERY DIM DIM MEDIUM BRIGHT VERY BRIGHT Scroll through the N14 menu with the MENU button Make your selection with the SELECT button...

Page 24: ...amounts equal to or greater than the number set will not be dispensed by the machine The tickets owed will be displayed followed by CALL 4 HELP The attendant will need to manual pay out the remaining...

Page 25: ...at a time N20 CLEAR STATISTICS Scroll to the N20 menu with the MENU button Press the MENU SELECT button 3 times to clear all statistics Display will show CLEARED when successful N22 LIGHT TEST Scroll...

Page 26: ...he jackpot values range is 50 to 1000 by 50 s 1000 to 2500 by 250 s Defaults are the currently selected payout table values Adjacent sides have a range of 1 to 20 by 1 s 20 to 50 by 5 s On the last sc...

Page 27: ...40 40 40 20 PATTERN 1 2 00 D B SECTION D SECTION E SECTION F SECTION A SECTION B SECTION C 100 500 100 6 2 10 2 10 10 20 8 4 30 30 30 8 4 8 20 25 4 40 10 25 20 10 6 PATTERN 2 50 GAME SECTION D SECTIO...

Page 28: ...TION B SECTION C 250 250 250 6 6 6 6 6 10 20 15 4 4 4 15 15 20 20 20 20 20 10 10 10 10 10 6 PATTERN 4 25 GAME SECTION D SECTION E SECTION F SECTION A SECTION B SECTION C 500 500 500 5 5 5 5 5 10 20 25...

Page 29: ...29 MAINBOARD PINOUT...

Page 30: ...J6 1 PA05 Coin Input J6 2 PA06 DBA Input J8 1 Ground Coin Ground J6 3 12 Volts J8 2 Ground J8 3 Ground J8 4 LED Constant Current Drive 12 Volts Ground BayTek NEWGEN1 Hardware REV G up Low Side Driver...

Page 31: ...ully twist switch housing 1 8 turn and remove switch housing The plastic nut can then be spun of and button removed The light bulb wiring is easiest to access and inspect from the front of the game Th...

Page 32: ...Bill Acceptor AACE6928 Coin Door 12 V Signal Com AACE 12 Volt DC Power In Cable AACE6913 Menu Buttons AACE6900 LED control AACE6908 Cable to Speaker AACE6923 Ribbon Cable to Splitter Board AACE6900 Ti...

Page 33: ...eft Ticket Dispenser Game Ground AACE3219 Notch Signal Com Ground Enable Signal 12 Volt Power Low Ticket Switch Part AASW200 Wired Normally Open To Ticket Dispenser Part A5TD1 To J21 on NewGen To J9 T...

Page 34: ...E6905 Cable in Lower Section From CE6908 Speakers in Lower Section From CE6926 Cable in Lower Section Speaker AACE8811 Speaker AACE8811 AACE6943 AACB6921 Control Board A5LD1052 Display Mod A5LD1052 Di...

Page 35: ...C Power to Power Supply A5CORD5 AC Power to Power Supply AACE6929 Stop Button Light AAPB5900 4 3 1 2 5 VDC for Display Power Supply Cables Continue CE6924 to Display in Upper Section AACE6924 To CE693...

Page 36: ...30 AACE6933 LED Light Strip LED Light Strip LED Light Strip AACE6932 LED Light Strips AACE6934 LED Light Strips AACE6934 LED Light Strips AACE6936 LED Light Strips AACE6945 LED Light AACE6910 AACE6910...

Page 37: ...CE6926 Cable in Lower Section AACE6937 12 VDC 24 VDC A A C E 6 9 4 6 AACE6939 AACE6927 A A C E 6 9 4 6 AACE6939 AACE6946 AACE6940 AACE6947 AACE6947 AACE6947 AACE6914 To the 20 lights in the middle rin...

Page 38: ...ntrolled by the control board using a signal that originates from CE914 to the top bulb in the large light ring The bulbs are daisy chained together around the large light ring then to the center ring...

Page 39: ...r strip If power is OK Clean Bill Acceptor path to make sure there is nothing jamming unit Check dipswitch settings on side of acceptor Make sure switch 8 is OFF for Always Enable ERROR CODES Count th...

Page 40: ...40 DECAL DIAGRAM...

Page 41: ...olt AC DBA is to be installed Enter Diagnostic Menu to see if DBA input flashes ON quickly when bill is inserted Check for power to Bill Acceptor Dirt or debris in acceptor slot Pinched broken or disc...

Page 42: ...broken or disconnected wiring Main board faulty Replace button if problem stays with button AAPB2700 Inspect crimp to ensure good connection Check connections from menu buttons to main board Check co...

Page 43: ...Low Tickets dot on center display Tickets are empty in either ticket tray Faulty cable Disconnected loose or broken wires Faulty low ticket switch Faulty Newgen Board Load tickets into tray Ensure tic...

Page 44: ...Noisy Display Check for faulty cable loose disconnected or broken wires CE6950 CE6909 CE6905 Check for faulty cable disconnected loose or broken wires CE6925 CE6924 CE6923 and a splitter board AACB390...

Page 45: ...t bulbs on playfield not working but they flash in attract mode Newgen Board is not communicating to the Control Board Faulty Control Board Faulty Newgen Board Check cables from the Newgen to the Cont...

Page 46: ...LE ASSY LOWER HANDLE TICKET AACE6901 CABLE ASSY SPEAKERS AACE6902 CABLE ASSY NEW GEN POWER AACE6904 CABLE ASSY POWER TO CONTROL BD AACE6905 CABLE ASSY BUTTON LIGHT SWITCH AACE6908 CABLE ASSY SPEAKER W...

Page 47: ...47 PARTS PICTURES A5FI9010 AACE6919 A5CORD5 A5LK2000 A5LK5001 AAPS1013 SNW AACBL4A DOOR AACE8811 AAPB2700 AANEWGEN1 RBN...

Page 48: ...LOG If repairs are necessary it is good practice to keep a log of repairs done and parts ordered The chart below will assist you in tracking your game s maintenance DATE MAINTENANCE PERFORMED PARTS OR...

Page 49: ...e quickest and provide you a valuable troubleshooting option Call our technicians to get recommendations for what you should keep on hand for spare parts Technical Support You are the best tool for tr...

Page 50: ...product or as a result of any unauthorized repairs or alterations The warranty does not apply if any serial number decal is altered defaced or removed from its original position Should you need your g...

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