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Big One Xtreme II_1.0_ENG.docx

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Preface ............................................................................................................................. 3

Storing the manual .............................................................................................................................. 3

Limitations of the document ............................................................................................................... 3

Symbols used ....................................................................................................................................... 4

Warranty .............................................................................................................................................. 4

Liability ................................................................................................................................................. 4

Version history ..................................................................................................................................... 5

Manufacturer details ........................................................................................................................... 6

Trademarks .......................................................................................................................................... 6

Terms ................................................................................................................................................... 6

Introduction ..................................................................................................................... 8

Description ....................................................................................................................... 9

Technical specifications ....................................................................................................................... 9

Safety ............................................................................................................................. 10

Thermal and electrical safety ............................................................................................................ 10

Installation ..................................................................................................................... 10

Unpacking and installing the amusement machine .......................................................................... 11

Service ................................................................................................................................................ 11

Operation ....................................................................................................................... 11

Automatic setup (automatic claw off) ............................................................................................... 11

Manual setup (automatic claw off) ................................................................................................... 14

Working with the program unit ......................................................................................................... 16

Quick start .......................................................................................................................................... 20

Attraction settings ............................................................................................................................. 21

Advanced settings .............................................................................................................................. 22

Software updates ........................................................................................................... 33

Instructions for cleaning and maintenance ...................................................................... 33

Overview events ............................................................................................................. 34

ERROR Codes

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Service Tip ................................................................................................................ 34

WARNING Codes

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Service Tip........................................................................................................... 36

Notes .............................................................................................................................. 37

Summary of Contents for BIG ONE 3

Page 1: ...BIG ONE XTREME II TYPE BIG ONE 3 MODEL BIG ONE XTREME VERSION II OPERATOR USER SERVICE MANUAL ENGLISH VERSION MAY 2020...

Page 2: ...hanged without prior notice For information about settings maintenance and repairs not provided for in this manual please contact the technical department of Elaut NV Elaut NV accepts no liability for...

Page 3: ...sh language version Elaut NV reserves the right to modify the construction and or configuration of its machines at any time without any obligation to modify machines which have been previously supplie...

Page 4: ...d to the European market The ENEC symbol is certified by a third party only independently of the manufacturer It indicates that the machine and machine location are safe as referred to in the correspo...

Page 5: ...ng and or technical improvements may result in the need to revise this manual It is then at the discretion of Elaut NV to decide if a revision new version of this manual is required The following tabl...

Page 6: ...uggestions from our customers Please contact Elaut NV Passtraat 223 9100 Sint Niklaas Belgium T 32 3 780 94 80 T 32 3 778 05 61 info elaut be www elaut be TRADEMARKS All trademarks stated in this manu...

Page 7: ...and installing the amusement machine 11 Service 11 Operation 11 Automatic setup automatic claw off 11 Manual setup automatic claw off 14 Working with the program unit 16 Quick start 20 Attraction sett...

Page 8: ...d position and push the fire button next to the joystick to lower the claw and grab the chosen product If the product is not lifted from the playfield or if the product drops out of the claw while goi...

Page 9: ...SPECIFICATIONS Characteristics Big One Xtreme II Mains voltage 100 245V Frequency 47 63Hz Overload protection 10AT Rated current 3 3A 230VAC 6 5A 115VAC Power consumption 540W typ 750W max Height 367...

Page 10: ...on Do not plug this system into a supply voltage other than indicated on the machine label The operator is responsible for the proper installation and machine use An incorrect installation may result...

Page 11: ...he machine for cleaning maintenance or service OPERATION The following preparations have to be made before the machine can be put into operation The claw power can be set automatically or manually see...

Page 12: ...aw power retaining power to release the product smoothly When the product is released the calculated value is stored The value will be displayed on the video screen in our example 28 This value should...

Page 13: ...ield In Automatic Mode this setting will also be adjusted when necessary When the random pick up time is ON the set pick up time will be changed every game or to the set time This way the player has t...

Page 14: ...s the desired payout percentage will be calculated 90 Once this is done select S to restart the game so the payout regulator can start with the new values Step 2 Adjust claw power and pickup time see...

Page 15: ...ssary When the random pick up time is ON the set pick up time will be changed every game or to the set time This way the player has the impression that all games are different Pickup time 0 1S Pickup...

Page 16: ...e program unit displays the login screen Machine is connected and online Machine is not connected Check the network cables of the program unit and EAC controller See manual Troubleshoot Example Machin...

Page 17: ...One Xtreme II_1 0_ENG docx 17 LOGIN Select First login use the master pincode 8888 This screen appears when logged in as master 8888 Edit pincodes see p 18 Edit machine info see p 19 Start configurat...

Page 18: ...nge pincodes Edit pincodes see p 18 Edit machine info see p 19 Start configuration see p 19 First select to add a new pincode Insert the new pincode e g 6666 Select the required actions for the new us...

Page 19: ...the settings The operator can set change 5 machine properties if required START CONFIGURATION Select to open the menu Edit pincodes see p 18 Edit machine info see p 19 Start configuration see p 19 Qui...

Page 20: ...Big One Xtreme II_1 0_ENG docx Elaut NV QUICK START Select Quick start to open the menu Quick start see p 20 Attraction settings see p 21 Advanced settings see p 22 Select to edit the settings see p...

Page 21: ...ntry movement The gantry will move and the attraction sound will play during the attract mode 0 Attraction without gantry movement he interval between attraction animations when the machine is not bei...

Page 22: ...enu Quick start see p 20 Attraction settings see p 21 Advanced settings see p 22 Payout Settings see p 24 Credit Settings see p 25 Claw Settings see p 26 Manual Controls see p 28 Game Settings see p 2...

Page 23: ...settings Keep in mind that the win chance is a random occurrence Only use the Restart Game function when setting up a new prize If u use the restart game function frequently the payout will be inconsi...

Page 24: ...24 Big One Xtreme II_1 0_ENG docx Elaut NV CREDIT SETTINGS Select to edit the settings...

Page 25: ...e p 11 See p 14 This setting is used to make a small deviation in the pickup time This can make the game feel more fair because the player has the impression that all games are different 0 OFF 1 ON ou...

Page 26: ...in home position a free game this is not added in the accounting log and has no winning chance a free game where the player gets a game with win chance Give all the next payed games a win chance unti...

Page 27: ...Defined in seconds 1 ON the gantry returns diagonally With this function you can immediately replay a game only while the claw is still moving upwards and if there are still credits on the machine 0 O...

Page 28: ...the settings Currency settings Table representing the type and value of the used currency Value Define the value of this channel Type Token channel corresponds to an inserted token Token IN Counter B...

Page 29: ...MENU Service options see p 30 GIO Control Panel see p 31 GIO Prizebox see p 31 Counter see p 31 BOX see p 31 BOYZ see p 31 BOGRAB see p 31 RGB LED Corners Left see p 32 RGB LED Corners Right see p 32...

Page 30: ...30 Big One Xtreme II_1 0_ENG docx Elaut NV SERVICE OPTIONS Select to edit the settings 0 OFF 1 ON In this mode the claw can be disconnected and serviced without triggering errors 0 OFF 1 ON...

Page 31: ...BOX BOYZ BOGRAB Select to edit the settings CONTROL PANEL Printed circuit board PCB of the joystick fire button currency inputs and the motion detector PCB of the prize box COUNTER PCB of the mechanic...

Page 32: ...ect to edit the settings RGB s PCB s that drive the animated RGB lighting TEST INFO Select to edit the settings 0 OFF 1 ON Switch ON to adjust the data below Gio 1 Coin and bill To test coin and bill...

Page 33: ...EANING AND MAINTENANCE A key locked door gives access to the maintenance area Hand this key to your operator and or maintenance personnel for filling up the machine with prizes or for cleaning purpose...

Page 34: ...eneral IO Prize Box PCB GIO Prize Box motor stalled 1260 Problem prize box Check the connections and functionality Change parts if needed GIO Prize Box overcurrent 1261 Problem prize box Check the con...

Page 35: ...shoot Y Motor calibration timeout 1618 Problem Y motor Check the connections and functionality Replace the Y motor if needed See Troubleshoot Y Motor firmware Error 1619 Please POWER OFF the machine C...

Page 36: ...retaining and pickup power Under Payout Warning Level 1 Check the claw power settings and change into Manual mode if needed Claw not strong enough or claw retaining power too low If the Automatic claw...

Page 37: ...Elaut NV Big One Xtreme II_1 0_ENG docx 37 NOTES...

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