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Operation Manual 

Part list: 

Item 

Part No. 

Description 

Q’ty

Drawing NO. 

Specification 

1 

JTBLQ-1 

Sensor fixation board (B) 

1 

JTBLQ.02-11 

 

2 JTBLQ-2  Wheel 

2 JTBLQ.02-16

 

Nylon 

3 JTBLQ-3  Axes 

2 JTBLQ.02-15

 

 

4 JTBLQ-4  Frame(for 

ball) 

1 JTBLQ.02-06  

5 JTBLQ-5  Framework 

1 JTBLQ.02-01  

6 JTBLQ-6  Frame(spring) 

1 JTBLQ.02-03  

7 

JTBLQ-7 

Sensor fixation board (A) 

1 

JTBLQ.02-04 

 

8 JTBLQ-8  Frame(motor) 

1 JTBLQ.02-05  

9 JTBLQ-9  Motor 

1  

YN60-6/60JB50G8

10 JTBLQ-10 Connection 

(axes) 

2  JTBLQ.02-13  

11 JTBLQ-11 Cushion 

1  JTBLQ.02-14  

12 JTBLQ-12 Sensor 

board 

1  JTBLQ.02-10  

13 JTBLQ-13 Motor 

axes 

1  JTBLQ.02-07  

14 

JTBLQ-14 

Board (excursion Wheel) 

1 

JTBLQ.02-09 

 

15 JTBLQ-15 Excursion 

Wheel 

1  JTBLQ.02-08  

16 JTBLQ-16 Board(connect) 

1  JTBLQ.02-02  

17 JTBLQ-17 Spring 

1  JTBLQ.02-12  

18 JTBLQ-18 Axletree 

4   

FLU00/K000 

 

2. 

1 2  3 

4 5  6 

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Summary of Contents for Family Bowl

Page 1: ...Operation Manual Be sure to read this Operation Manual before use WARNING Universal Space Amusement Equipment Ltd ...

Page 2: ... cautions handle the product appropriately Be sure to keep this operation manual nearby the product or elsewhere convenient for referring to it when necessary Herein explanations which require special attention are in sign of warning Depending on the potentially hazardous degrees the terms of NOTICE WARNING CAUTION etc are used Be sure to understand the content of the displays before reading the t...

Page 3: ...troduction of the owner s manual CONTENTS 1 The company 4 2 Specifications 6 3 Package Contents 7 4 The connections 8 5 Transport 10 6 Installation 11 7 Game descriptions 14 8 Adjustment 17 9 Maintenance and inspections 22 10 Troubleshooting 24 11 Overall Construction 32 Addendum Wiring Diagram ...

Page 4: ...ns high voltage can cause an electric shock turn off power before serving Be careful of the identifier in the machine It is the warning of HIGH TEMPERATURE It means high temperature can cause burning INTRODUCTION OF THE MANUAL This owner s Manual is intended to provide detailed descriptions together with all the necessary information covering the general operation of electronic assemblies servicin...

Page 5: ...out or work which is not explained in this manual Failing to comply with this instruction can cause a severe accident such as electric shock NOTICE Ensure that parts replacement servicing inspections and troubleshooting are performed by the locations maintenance man or the serviceman It is instructed herein that particularly hazardous work should be performed by the serviceman who has technical ex...

Page 6: ...tion 204W Max power consumption 370W 3 Dimensions 2071 L X765 W X1955 H mm 4 Weight 180 Kg 5 Environment Condition Temperature indoor 10 40 Humidity 90 Atmospheric pressure 86Pa 106Pa Warn After turn off the game please at lease wait 1minute start again Note Game parameters are subject change without notice 6 ...

Page 7: ...product package If any parts are missing contact your distributor 3 2 Accessories No Item Specification Q ty Illustration 1 Power wire 15A 250V 1 8m 1 2 Fuse 5A 250V 10A 125V Φ5 20 2 3 Operation Chinese English 1 171 2 4 Key 2222 2 5 Ball JTBLQ 00 41 2 6 Bulb E27 110V 220V snail 1 7 Screw JTBLQ 00 43 4 8 System CD 1 7 ...

Page 8: ...er cord plug into a service outlet This machine s supply voltage is 110V 50HZ or 220V 50Hz For actual supply voltage please refer the label of the machine Fuse specifications 110V 60Hz use 110V 10A φ5 20mm 220V 50Hz use 220V 5A φ5 20mm Power switch Main game power Ground terminal Use to connect the ground cord Power switch Powe box Ground terminal Powe r r socket Fuse socket ...

Page 9: ...on power cord Do not touch the power plug with a wet hand Do not draw or twist the cord Do not place the cord near a heat source Do not place the cord where the player can easy to touch or kick Run this machine with the correct power configuration 9 ...

Page 10: ...Operation Manual 5 Transport When moving a short distance Adjust the leveled to let casters contact the ground Levelad Caster Move Fix When transport it package the machine as shown in the picture 10 ...

Page 11: ... mentioned below so as not to cause a fire electric shock injury and or malfunctioning Place subject to rain or water leakage or places subject to high humidity in the proximity of an indoor swimming pool and or shower etc Place subject to direct sunlight or places subject to high temperatures in the proximity of heating units etc Places filled with inflammable gas or vicinity of highly inflammabl...

Page 12: ...ifications can cause a fire and electric shock Putting many loads on one electrical outlet can cause generation of heat and a fire resulting from overload WARNING Location to avoid installing WARNING Do not leave the machine on a slope otherwise the machine may topple or cause unforeseen accidents Play zone Space for Operation and Maintenance This machine requires space for playing the game play z...

Page 13: ...tall this machine on a flat surface Adjust levelers to lift casters off the ground and level game Make sure that the machine is level with the floor If the machine is not level medals may not be play well Levelad Caster 5mm Move Fix 13 ...

Page 14: ...peration Manual 7 Game description 14 1 Inset coin s 2 Use the triangle buttons to choose 5 rounds or 10 rounds of the game inset coin for more rounds or players 3 Use the green button to start the game ...

Page 15: ...Operation Manual 4 Player playing the game Roll balls to object and you can get scores as real life bowling game At end of the game LED will display tickets the player wins 15 ...

Page 16: ...Operation Manual Enter the player s name Display the Player ranking 16 ...

Page 17: ...icket jam it will hold the value of tickets owed and display them in the Bonus window After the jam is cleared and the reset button is pressed the game will resume the ticket payout Service SW Enter the service menu 8 2 The test menu Push the service SW ON Enter the service Menu Use these buttons to choose the options up and down 17 Use this button enter the options ...

Page 18: ... the main setting of family bowing It content Coin Options Ticket Options Game Options Input Test Output Test Reset Default Setting 2 Coin options 18 1 Sets how many coins a game 1 10 Default Setting 1 2 Sets free play ON or OFF Default Setting OFF ...

Page 19: ...ets 0 10 Default Setting 3 4 Game Options 1 Sets replay ON or OFF Default setting ON 2 Sets the hard levels Easy Normal Hard Default Setting Normal 3 Bowl Color Red Green Default Setting Red 4 Sets the attract sound ON or OFF Default Setting ON 5 Sets the sound volume 0 1 1 0 Default Setting 0 7 6 Clean the 10 frame ranking 7 Clean the 5 frame ranking 19 ...

Page 20: ...est 7 Ticket reset 8 Ticket feedback Notice To exit press the left mid right buttons simultaneously 6 Output Test 20 1 Effect Lamp Test 2 Button Lamp Test 3 Motor Test 4 Monitor Test 5 Ticket Assy Test 6 Speaker Test Reset default setting Turn back the default setting Notice After setting please push the SERVICE SW in the state OFF ...

Page 21: ...p Audio input1 12VDC Power Audio input2 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 GRN WHT GRN W HT WHT GRN WHT GRN WHT WHT J27 J28 C P C P Main board Display card AC powerplug Sound card 1 6 2 7 3 8 4 9 5 COM1 DB9 20P 4P IDE1 IDE2 20P 4P 4P 4P IDE2 4P IDE1 4P CD ROM Hard disk Power SW 21 Power2 Power1 IDE1 1 IDE2 1 Power3 IDE2 1 Power3 IDE1 1 Power 2 Power3 Power4 Power1 ...

Page 22: ...k without turning power off can cause an electric shock or short circuit In the case work should be performed in the status of power on this manual always states to that effect To avoid electric shock or short circuit do not plug in or unplug quickly Do not expose Power Cords and Earth Wires are susceptible to damage Damaged cords and wires can cause electric shock or short circuit When or after i...

Page 23: ...nt safety precautions Observe the points below To make sure that the warning labels attached to the machine are easily legible install the machine in a well lit location and keep the labels clean at all times Also make sure that the labels are not behind other game machines Do not remove to alter the warning labels If the warning labels become dirty or damaged replace with new labels To order repl...

Page 24: ...start PC Press Del and enter the BIOS menu Steps 1 Exit Load Default Settings 2 Devices Diskette Drive change to Disabled 3 Devices Network Setup PXE Boot Agent change to Disabled 4 Startup Startup Sequence 改 为 1 USB FDC 2 USB HDD 3 IDE CD 4 IDE HDD 5 empty 6 empty 7 empty 8 empty 5 Startup Keyboard less Operation change to Enabled 6 Power After Power Loss change to Power On 7 Exit Save Custom Def...

Page 25: ...2 4 SENSOR 4 Fault After bowling no ball displays in screen 5 SENSOR 5 Fault After bowling no ball displays in screen 6 After bowling no ball displays in screen But the ball still rolling out of ball Assy If this situation appear 3 times the screen will displays MOTOR ERROR 7 Sensor appears in pair The sensor with LED is Sensor RF The sensor without LED is Sensor IR Graph 3 is the wiring diagram o...

Page 26: ...ph 2 Face the machine sensor position in right side Sensor track R 12V2 Sensor track L GND2 GRN ORG RED BLU YEL 12V1 GND1 RED BLU BLK RED BLU BLK 2 1 3 4 5 Shoot Shoot Shoot Shoot Shoot o ut o ut o u t o ut o ut Graph 3 26 ...

Page 27: ...nsor1 Sensor 5 s test 1 Push the service switch ON Graph 4 2 Screen displays the main menu Graph 5 3 Use the L or R button to choose the INPUT TEST Options Press Select Button and enter this option The content of this options shown in Graph 7 27 ...

Page 28: ...or in state of closing or warding Otherwise screen displays OFF If something ward the sensor screen display Lane Sensor 1 ON Please check all the five sensor connection are correct If screen dose not display ON please check the wire or replace sensor Graph 9 5 After testing push the service switch in state of OFF ...

Page 29: ... playing mode After screen displays MOTOR ERROR there is no effect to operating the motor Restart the machine and enter Testing mode Graph 10 Ball Assy Step of checking two sensors 1 Push the Service switch ON 2 Screen displays main menu 3 Press left or right button select INPUT TEST Option Press SELECT button enter this option 4 When Motor Reset Sensor in state of ON it means Motor Reset Sensor i...

Page 30: ... of Ball Detect Sensor 1 The test distance of Ball Detect adjusted about 10cm 2 Sensor has no signal if no ball after adjust the sensor 3 Let ball close another side of sensor Roll the ball to make sure all the sensor have signal 30 ...

Page 31: ...n the ticket box and press the Ticket Reset button 2 Ticket Assy was broken Replace the ticket Assy 3 The connection of ticket Assy was wrong Maintenance it Situation 7 Screen displays Load XXX Error program stop There is something wrong of the system Reboot it with the system CD Warn The CD named Family Bowl 2 Restore CD Ver x xZ just for repairing the fault software Use in other occasion may cau...

Page 32: ...Operation Manual 11 Overall construction Game Components Control Box 32 Coin Mech Ticket Assy ...

Page 33: ...Operation Manual Ball Assy 33 ...

Page 34: ...JTBLQ 02 03 7 JTBLQ 7 Sensor fixation board A 1 JTBLQ 02 04 8 JTBLQ 8 Frame motor 1 JTBLQ 02 05 9 JTBLQ 9 Motor 1 YN60 6 60JB50G8 10 JTBLQ 10 Connection axes 2 JTBLQ 02 13 11 JTBLQ 11 Cushion 1 JTBLQ 02 14 12 JTBLQ 12 Sensor board 1 JTBLQ 02 10 13 JTBLQ 13 Motor axes 1 JTBLQ 02 07 14 JTBLQ 14 Board excursion Wheel 1 JTBLQ 02 09 15 JTBLQ 15 Excursion Wheel 1 JTBLQ 02 08 16 JTBLQ 16 Board connect 1 ...

Page 35: ...Operation Manual 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 35 ...

Page 36: ...TICK CH PCB 11 JTBLQ 29 Audion PCB 1 BTC OUT CH PCB V1 0 12 JTBLQ 30 Driver Board 1 JJJ14D PCB 13 JTBLQ 31 Sensor PCB 1 SENSOR MOC70T4 PCB V1 1 14 JTBLQ 32 Coin Mech 1 Electron 15 JTBLQ 33 Switch 1 ESF DS30C4 16 JTBLQ 34 Fluorescence 2 MXT5 Y14 110 220V 14W 17 JTBLQ 35 Sensor plug 10 EE 1001 18 JTBLQ 36 CD 1 19 JTBLQ 37 Button Green 1 20 JTBLQ 38 Button Red 2 21 JTBLQ 39 Lock 171 2 22 JTBLQ 40 Loc...

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