Jersey Jack Pinball Dialed in!, Operation Manual

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The Dialed In Menu System B-22
Trap Door Test
When you enter the Trap Door Test , the LCD monitor will display the screen shown in figure B22.
The rectangle on the screen represents the current state of the trap door mechanism (on the far
left side of the playfield). When the trap door mechanism is in the open position, the rectangle
is light tan; when the trap door is in the closed position, the rectangle is dark tan; a red rectangle
represents a "broken" trap door mechanism (it failed to respond to several attempts to open it).
For reference, corresponding coil numbers and matrixed switch numbers are shown under each
square. Green text indicates the coil or switch is active; white text indicates that the coil or switch
is inactive.
You can use the Enter button to toggle the status (open or closed) of the trap door mechanism.
When you open the trap door, a new rectangle appears on top of the first one. This rectangle turns
blue when the switch underneath/inside the trap door mechanism is closed; when the switch is
open, the rectangle remains transparent.
Note: When the coin door is opened, the game’s safety interlock switch (the upper switch on item
4b, pg C-2 of this manual) disables the 70-volt power running to the playfield. To allow coils to
function in the
Trap Door Test
, you must either close the coin door or pull the safety interlock
switch’s actuator out (it will “click” and lock in place). When you close the coin door, the interlock
switch actuator will be pushed back into its normal (unlocked) position.
To exit the Trap Door Test at any time, press the Back/Escape button.
Figure B22. Trap Door Test screen.