ELAUT Benchmark Games Fireball Manual Download

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Game Components:

Balls

Part Number: 115BLL001
Description: This game requires 7 balls at any given time.

Note: We recommend changing the balls every 6-9 months, depending on
game usage.

Drive Belt

Part Number: BLT10011
Description: Small Belt located in the back of the cabinet. Attaches the Ball
Lift motor to the pulley system.

Ball Lift Belt Assembly

Part Number: 115ASM017
Description: Elevator belt that carries ball from under the cabinet to the top of the game.

Summary of Contents for Benchmark Games Fireball

Page 1: ...0 888 583 1000 TEL 561 588 5200 Fax 561 493 2999 Customer Service 561 253 3311 www benchmarkgames com 51 Hypoluxo Road Hypoluxo FL 33462 166MAN001...

Page 2: ...graming Menu Tree 6 Technical Operation 7 Ball Drop Operation 7 Wheel Location and Ball Scoring 7 Ball Lift Operation 7 Main Electronic Components 8 Circuit Board Location 8 Error Codes and Trouble Sh...

Page 3: ...nual Revision History Revision A Released to production 01 29 18 Revision B Updated Programing chart 06 11 18 Revision C Updated Wheel Options 07 23 18 Revision D Updated Part Numbers and images 04 29...

Page 4: ...3 Basic Components...

Page 5: ...ds are triggered at a programmable frequency III Adding Money a Coin in or bill in sound is heard on speaker b When enough money is added to buy credit s the current credits value will be shown on the...

Page 6: ...sumes 1 cent ticket value Custom wheel values may be necessary if running anything different We recommend running the machine at the default factory settings as a starting point Table 1 Dollar Wheel T...

Page 7: ...the Power Distribution Board see Main Electronic Components There are 3 buttons labeled Back Program and Next 1 Press the middle button or Program once to enter Program mode 2 Navigate using the Back...

Page 8: ...ets Yes No 4 Bonus Start Value display val x 10 Range 50 to 9940 5 Bonus Max Value display val x 10 Range Bonus start value 50 to 9990 6 Bonus Increments Range 0 to 4 7 Game brightness Range 0 to 15 5...

Page 9: ...ero and work together with the step count of the Playfield Motor to determine the position of the wheel for scoring Once the ball is dropped to the playfield and falls through the whole it is sensed b...

Page 10: ...9 Main Electronic Components Circuit Board Location Main Board Quad Stepper Board Power Distribution Board Meters Located in the lower cabinet on the left hand side...

Page 11: ...cheme Quad Stepper Controller Board Part Number PCB00068 Location In lower cabinet on the left ID Switch Setting 0000 All Off This Stepper motor controller board handles the movements of the wheel mot...

Page 12: ...D Switch Setting None This board sends power to the main board light board quad board and lights Coins in Tickets out Meter Part Number 500ASM024 Location In lower cabinet on the floor on the game The...

Page 13: ...play Part Number PCB00003 Location On the back wall on the top right Below the Bonus display ID Switch Setting 1000 On Off Off Off This displays the number or credit or plays the machine has accumulat...

Page 14: ...Transmitter Part Number PCB00029 Location Under the playfield wheel toward the back of the game ID Switch Setting N A These transmitter boards send a steady beam for the opposite receiver to read Home...

Page 15: ...ing 3 Check that the Blue and Gray wires are connected and seated properly Check continuity on the Blue and Gray wires 1 Set their volt meter to Ohms 2 Place prongs on both end one gray wire You shoul...

Page 16: ...oth end one gray wire You should have 0 Ohms 3 Repeat step 2 for blue wire Check continuity between the blue and gray wires 1 Set their volt meter to Ohms 2 Place one prong on Blue end and the other o...

Page 17: ...occurs when the 2 digit display is not communicating with the Main board Troubleshooting Check the plug going into the 2 digit Credit Display Board 1 Check that there are no cold solder joints 2 Plug...

Page 18: ...board there are 2 lights a The VCC light Should be on solid b The CPU light Should be blinking 2 On the J6 Connector check your voltage a Set your volt meter to V DC for voltage b Put the Red Probe o...

Page 19: ...a Set your volt meter to V DC for voltage b Put the Red Probe onto the yellow power wire c Put the Black Probe onto any ground common black wire on the game 3 Check Signal Wire a Set your volt meter...

Page 20: ...wire c Put the Black Probe onto any ground common black wire on the game Reset Game 1 Start first with turning the game off leave off for about 10 seconds and on again 2 Enter programing 3 Select Exit...

Page 21: ...d Meter Credit J5 3 OUTPUT J5 4 OUTPUT Wheel Stop Button LED J5 5 OUTPUT Credit Indicator LED J5 6 OUTPUT Ball Drop Switch LED J5 7 OUTPUT Bonus Indicator LED J5 8 OUTPUT Tickets indicator LED J5 9 OU...

Page 22: ...2 RS485 B Serial COM Port RGB LED Light Controller Board Connector Pin Type Definition J5 1 12V 12V Positive J5 2 GND 12V Negative J5 3 SYNC J5 4 RS485 A Serial COM Port J5 5 12V 12V Positive J5 6 GN...

Page 23: ...M2 B J1 13 M3 B Ball Lift pink J1 14 M3 B Ball Lift black J1 15 M4 B J1 16 M4 B J2 1 Inputs Home J2 2 Inputs Outer Row Score J2 3 Inputs J2 4 Inputs J2 5 Inputs Inner Row Score J2 6 Inputs J2 7 Inputs...

Page 24: ...g the balls every 6 9 months depending on game usage Drive Belt Part Number BLT10011 Description Small Belt located in the back of the cabinet Attaches the Ball Lift motor to the pulley system Ball Li...

Page 25: ...eel Part Number 115ASM016 Description Roller bearing assembly that the playfield wheel rides on Playfield Motor Assembly Part Number 500ASM127 Description This motor spins the playfield wheel for game...