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Midway Amusement Games, LLC

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Summary of Contents for TOUCH MASTER 8000

Page 1: ...responsible for its operation in accordance with such laws and regulations The manufacturer s factory settings for this game may require adjustment in order to comply with laws applicable in an operat...

Page 2: ...N NAME screen 3 Touch LOCATION NAME button See Illust C 4 Touch characters of name See Illust D Touch RETURN when done 5 Touch RETURN button in LOCATION SETUP screen See Illust C 6 Touch EXIT button i...

Page 3: ...bject to change without notice Midway Amusement Games LLC reserves the right to improve equipment function design or components as progress in engineering or manufacturing methods may warrant Field in...

Page 4: ...rd WARNING GROUND SELF Wear a grounding strap during installation Ground yourself frequently by touching the metal chain lug on the rear of the cabinet to discharge static electricity from your body C...

Page 5: ...bleach lemon vinegar trisodium phosphate tsp or any abrasive ingredients These products can damage the surface of the touchscreen and degrade VGM performance Glass surfaces You may clean glass while p...

Page 6: ...rs 1 31 3443 Cabinet Decal Left side Covers existing VGM markings 1 31 3444 Cabinet Decal Right side Covers existing VGM markings 1 31 3445 Cabinet Decal Front wide Covers wide VGM markings 1 31 3458...

Page 7: ...version Kit Setup 5 TOUCHMASTER CONVERSION KIT PACKAGING MARQUEE RETAINER CARTON ENVELOPE CONTANING MANUAL SMALL DECALS AND MARQUEE DECAL GAME ELECTRONICS FASTENERS SIDE DECALS CONTROLLER ADAPTER HARN...

Page 8: ...follow instructions on screen Touch EXIT TEST on screen Press SETUP button then the TEST SCREEN button on screen Line up crosshair with cross Then hit EXIT TEST on screen CALIBRATE SETUP 0 2 9 6 5 6...

Page 9: ...controller cable connector depending on model You may have one or both of these connectors COIN OR FRONT OF UNIT FAN SPEAKER 1 2 4 3 5 6 COIN LOCKOUT POSSIBLE VIDEO CONNECTOR ORIENTATIONS RED WIRE CP...

Page 10: ...it Cut keyhole Apply correct sized front decal Add marquee green yellow FG Attach 6 pin connector to video board Orient yellow red wire as red one was before Attach fan speaker coin and coin lockout i...

Page 11: ...CLEAN Vacuum the fan opening from outside the cabinet to remove loose dust 7 Insert key into coin lock and turn clockwise to unlock Pull the entire cash door out of VGM 8 Locate the coin meter CALIBRA...

Page 12: ...e crosshair was not centered on your finger note the distance and direction it is off center Return to the calibration screen and place your finger on the screen slightly away from but in the same gen...

Page 13: ...ays under fault conditions Do not substitute high voltage components or modify the circuit without factory authorization Follow the manufacturer s directions for measuring and adjusting the CRT anode...

Page 14: ...ix screws on the power supply terminal strip by turning one full turn with a screwdriver Do not loosen the bottom two AC screws 13 Remove the DC wires from 5 GND 5 and 12 terminals Leave the AC wires...

Page 15: ...ddle position The potentiometer is near the heat sink Use a screwdriver to point the arrow toward the front of the cabinet VOLUME HEAT SINK CONTROL COMPONENTS ON CPU BOARD ASSEMBLY 3 INSTALL WIRING HA...

Page 16: ...CPU board assembly is mounted on a metal plate Slide the plate into the slots at the base of the VGM until it is clear of the cabinet door CAUTION ROUTE CABLES IN FRONT OF THE CABINET SECURITY BAR Yo...

Page 17: ...Attach video connector to monitor board Orient yellow and red striped wire in connector where existing red wire was previously oriented as noted in electronics removal section of manual 16 GROUND WIR...

Page 18: ...ion This sets the new values into the game memory INCORRECT TOUCHSCREEN ORIENTATION 4 In the calibration test a vertical and horizontal line should cross beneath your finger If the touchscreen is inve...

Page 19: ...in relief cap Set the cap aside in a safe place REMOVAL OF CONNECTOR CAP 5 Remove the first wire it will be blue with a white stripe Replace the cap and close it tightly REMOVAL OF BLUE AND WHITE WIRE...

Page 20: ...sary cut a circle in the right side decal to accommodate key insertion 4 Select the front panel decal whose size is appropriate to your cabinet model Center this piece on front of cash door beneath cu...

Page 21: ...reserves the right to make improvements in equipment function design or components as progress in engineering or manufacturing methods may warrant Field installed upgrade kits may also change the oper...

Page 22: ...s are classified according to the type of player challenge Here are some representative examples of games found in most Touchmaster models DEXTERITY Games that test the player s eye hand coordination...

Page 23: ...ress either button the system completes all tests then load and run the game Once all power up tests are complete the game goes into Attract mode Game choice menus alternate with scenes and sounds fro...

Page 24: ...System 4 Midway Amusement Games LLC CONTROLLER TOUCHSCREEN TYPICAL LOCATION OF TOUCHSCREEN COMPONENTS...

Page 25: ...SETUP button takes you into the menu system to set game characteristics An on screen EXIT button lets you to leave the menu system and return to Attract mode CALIBRATE button The CALIBRATE button tak...

Page 26: ...and tests Audits provide you with information about earnings and the performance of each game Option items permit you to change the game and customize or return to factory defaults Tests are used to v...

Page 27: ...ch as game difficulty and appearance and adjust the cost of one play You can also reset game variables to their factory default settings TYPICAL GAME COINAGE SETUP SCREEN MAXIMUM CREDITS Touch the but...

Page 28: ...n you touch the NEXT button you are taken through several screens with individual game adjustments The final sub menu in this permits you to make some more general adjustments such as whether to award...

Page 29: ...oin values TYPICAL GAME COINAGE SCREEN To access your currency from the PRESET COINAGE VALUES screen touch your country to highlight it then touch the NEXT button TYPICAL PRESET COINAGE SCREEN PRESET...

Page 30: ...forming this operation can require you to spend much time resetting variables a warning screen lets you cancel this operation The screen reads TYPICAL RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS SCREEN If you touch YES...

Page 31: ...DIT screens The screens repeat after the last is viewed RETURN Reverts to the main menu screen The screen values remain without change TYPICAL GAME AUDIT SCREEN Data in the Display Audits portion of t...

Page 32: ...SCORE CLEAR RESET SCREEN Scores are ranked in numerical order with the highest of the top ten scores listed first When a high score is bettered the lowest score on the list is dropped to make room for...

Page 33: ...ou may also vary the color of the background area behind the message The Touchmaster automatically centers each line of the message when it is displayed 1 To create a new message first reach the OPERA...

Page 34: ...cter above the flashing cursor and moves the remaining text to the left SHIFT Changes the letter entry boxes to standard symbols Use for math punctuation etc ARROWS Move the flashing cursor left and r...

Page 35: ...m Touch the LOCATION SETUP button on the screen Touch the TOUCH KEY SETUP button to access the TOUCH KEY menu In the TOUCH KEY menu select a four digit PIN by sequentially pressing any four keys You c...

Page 36: ...d be made i e lowered volume levels or erotic game access after a certain time of day messages advertising tournaments etc Describe situations when game scores might be reset Demonstrate location adju...

Page 37: ...moves the remaining text to the left SHIFT Changes the letter entry boxes to standard symbols Use for math punctuation etc TYPICAL SERIAL NO SETUP SCREEN Enter a unique machine number for each unit at...

Page 38: ...rder When you make adjustments to the Touchmaster calibration settings the values are stored in memory The game is very stable and retains its accuracy if not moved from the spot where it was last cal...

Page 39: ...r areas are the same size as the contact area of the player s fingers The ALIGNMENT GRID fills the screen with a series of lines and dots The lines and dots should be all one color with no fringes or...

Page 40: ...ed or missing sound effects Select a repetitive sound track and a high volume level if you suspect errors caused by heat or time related problems The sounds may be examined in any order Touch the or b...

Page 41: ...t and cannot see the monitor screen Example Suppose a different coin mechanism must be installed to accept another type of coin than was previously used Turn off the game power and open the Cash Door...

Page 42: ...ation routine allows the controller to adjust its tracking to match the touch point Calibration screens require you to touch one specific location as indicated by a single dot Touch the dot and hold t...

Page 43: ...must be changed if the game has been serviced or relocated The test does not change the data stored in memory The only way to replace the existing data with new information is to go through each of th...

Page 44: ...______ _____________________________________________ _____________________________________________ _____________________________________________ _____________________________________________ _________...

Page 45: ...musement Games LLC Parts or circuit modifications may cause serious injury or equipment damage Use only Midway authorized parts For safety and reliability do not substitute parts or modify Midway prod...

Page 46: ...bly U39 see Note 1 2 Game Program EPROM Assembly U40 see Note 1 2 Game Program EPROM Assembly U41 see Note 1 2 Game Program EPROM Assembly U51 see Note 1 2 CPU Instructions EPROM Assembly U52 see Note...

Page 47: ...e the bag to store removed boards during service 4 DO NOT remove or connect any electronic assemblies when the cabinet power is ON Doing so will damage the electronic assemblies and void the warranty...

Page 48: ...sign holder and pull it forward and down to free the magnet strips from the top cover then lift the sign up and off of the cabinet The sign slides out at the bottom of the holder NOTE Sliding may scra...

Page 49: ...isconnect ground wires as needed Pull the assembly out of the cabinet and set in a safe place Remove the board mounting screws Anti static bags and protective containers from new parts must be used to...

Page 50: ...and remove the top cover Carefully note position of each chip then pull using a chip extraction tool not needed for security key Use a rocking motion to avoid bending pins To reinstall memory circuits...

Page 51: ...R Wiring WARNING GROUND Video Game Machine VGM Failure to reconnect all ground wires or replace metal shields and covers with each mounting screw installed and securely tightened may result in radio...

Page 52: ...Yellow Key J3 6 N C Not Used J10 N C Digital Ground J3 7 Black Not Used J11 N C Not Used J4 1 Cable Security J12 1 N C Touchscreen RXD J4 2 Cable Security J12 2 N C Touchscreen TXD J4 3 Cable Securit...

Page 53: ...Touchmaster Conversion Kit Wiring 3 TYPICAL CABINET WIRING for models with 15 pin connectors...

Page 54: ...Wiring 4 Midway Amusement Games LLC WIRING ADAPTER CABLE for models with 9 pin connectors...

Page 55: ...RROR Continuous reset at the CPU LED 3 CPU BOARD ASSEMBLY INTERFACE CONDITION RED OFF NORMAL No touch signal from Controller ON LOCKED UP Continuous busy at the interface BLINKING TOUCH DETECTION LED...

Page 56: ...Wiring 6 Midway Amusement Games LLC NOTES...

Page 57: ...nplugged prior to servicing the VGM 2 Discharge any static electricity build up in your body by touching any unpainted metal on the VGM such as the chain lug This is to be done before touching or hand...

Page 58: ...s connectors 9 Verify the AC wire connections at the Power Supply terminals Tripped circuit 1 Examine the AC Circuit Breaker on the cabinet 2 If the circuit has been broken the reset button will be pr...

Page 59: ...is attached and fully seated onto the mating board connector 8 Check the other wiring harness connectors in the same way WARNING DISCONNECT POWER Do not remove or install any connector when power is t...

Page 60: ...ng information and voltage limits Adjust the 5V source if it is variable Using the 2 Volt AC range on a digital voltmeter measure the same DC voltages as above Any reading here indicates that the supp...

Page 61: ...ncy or tokens VGM does not start Audio functional Video functional Poor switch 1 Unlock and remove cash door 2 Check each mechanism by hand to ensure proper mounting 3 Verify that each release latch i...

Page 62: ...is incorrect Faulty switch 1 Unlock and remove the cash door 2 Enter the VGM Menu System by pressing the SETUP button 3 From the SYSTEM SETUP menu go to DIAGNOSTICS and choose SWITCH TEST 4 Use tests...

Page 63: ...P menu go to DIAGNOSTICS and choose the CALIBRATE TEST refer to Operation for additional details Use these tests to confirm that the touchscreen is detecting and properly tracking finger position in a...

Page 64: ...us Chart 6 Turn OFF VGM power 7 Inspect the Controller and if necessary lift the device up just enough to expose the Touchscreen connector 8 Check that the cable is fully seated in the connector 9 Ens...

Page 65: ...Touchmaster Conversion Kit Troubleshooting 9 FAN SPEAKER COIN METER CALIBRATE BUTTON SETUP BUTTON CASH DOOR CONNECTOR CUTAWAY OF COMPONENTS BEHIND CASH DOOR...

Page 66: ...le in the SOUND TEST menu select PLAY and use the NEXT box to advance through all the game sounds Use sounds to confirm operation of the audio amplifier and speaker Note if any game sounds are unintel...

Page 67: ...eaker and its wires 2 Ensure that no loose parts or wires are caught in speaker cone terminals mounting screws or stuck to the magnet Bad board assembly 1 Verify that the sound ROM is correct for this...

Page 68: ...out a Remote Adjustment Board Faulty fuse Examine the AC line fuse on the Video Monitor Board Assembly If the fuse is faulty replace it with an identical fuse of the proper voltage and current rating...

Page 69: ...es not lock onto signal and provide a stable picture Colors are missing etc Poor connection Check connectors and cables for wiring continuity from the CPU Board Assembly to the Video Monitor Wrong boa...

Page 70: ...e Do not apply cleaner directly on the unit Liquids could drip into circuits and cause erratic VGM operation 2 Warn players to use only one finger at a time Multiple simultaneous touches confuse the c...

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Page 72: ...wareness immediately consult your physician before using any video games We recommend that parents observe their children while they play video games If you or your child experience the following symp...

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