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Operating manual

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8111.01 REV_DA_16052019

Details and Starting up

2.1.

Detail view of the device

The illustration below shows the inside of the dart machine. The maintenance of the device and the cleaning or
replacement of the dartboard are very simple and can be done by yourself.

Wooden support for the dartboard

Winged nuts holding the dartboard

Matrix field connector

Slot unit

CPU board

Speaker

LED Light

Counters

Supply

Infra sensor

Missed arrows Sensor

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Summary of Contents for Karella E-MASTER

Page 1: ...Instruction manual Before use please read the operating instructions carefully and keep it Karella E MASTER Stand 16 Mai 2019 E ...

Page 2: ...cm Width 62 0 cm Depth 46 5cm Weight approx 45 0 kg Dimensions base underframe optional Height 210 0 cm Width 60 0 cm Depth 60 0 cm Weight approx 8 0 kg CAUTION Electric shock due to cable damage If you notice any visible damage to your E Master or power cord do not use it Do not touch the cable until the plug has been disconnected from the socket Replace damaged cable completely It is forbidden t...

Page 3: ...xpose the unit to rain or high humidity 7 If you pass on the dartboard to another person make sure that this person knows the contents of the set up and operating instructions 8 Before each use you should check all parts for their function and should not use this device in the case of faults occurring CAUTION Always unplug the power cord before cleaning the device CAUTION Missing or modified safet...

Page 4: ...t up 10 2 4 Delete credits 10 2 5 Keys Fehler Textmarke nicht definiert 2 6 Display 11 2 7 Coin validator 11 2 8 Overview 12 2 9 Testmenu 12 2 10 Sound 15 2 11 Main bookkeeping 15 2 12 Secundary bookkeeping 15 2 13 Turniermodus 16 2 14 Werkseinstellungen Reset 16 2 15 Setup Menu 17 2 16 Sound Volume adjust 21 3 GAME RULES 22 Attention The manual is intellectual property of Winsport e K Reproductio...

Page 5: ...ed our dowels Ф 8 mm and screws 6 x 50 mm on the wall The position of the drill holes can be found in the sketch beside Step 3 ATTENTION Please carry out this procedure with two peoples never alone Hang the device in the wall bracket and fix the device with the safety screw on the wall bracket Stept 4 After the device has been properly installed the device can be connected to the power supply ATTE...

Page 6: ...gether with the screws and nuts provided ATTENTION Before you hang up the device to the stand foot make sure that the device stands on his final place Step 4 ATTENTION Please carry out this procedure with two people never allone Hang the device in the holder of the stand and secure the device to the pedestal bracket with the safety screw To ensure a secure footing place the device on a firm and le...

Page 7: ...rom the Bull s Eye to the ground should be 1 73m 2 The distances are additionally marked in the enclosed measure tape so that a correct installation is facilitated Start line The distance between the throw off line and Bull s Eye not the wall should be 2 37m on the ground or 2 93m diagonal from the startline Bull s Eye Start line ...

Page 8: ...e inside of the dart machine The maintenance of the device and the cleaning or replacement of the dartboard are very simple and can be done by yourself Wooden support for the dartboard Winged nuts holding the dartboard Matrix field connector Slot unit CPU board Speaker LED Light Counters Supply Infra sensor Missed arrows Sensor ...

Page 9: ...to the dartboard or its parts To safely disassemble the dartboard follow the exact sequence of the steps below Step by step disassembling the dartboard 1 Turn off the device open upper door and disconnect the sensor field connector on the electronics board see detail view 2 1 2 Unwind 4 wing nuts see detail view 2 1 and take out the dartboard to the front from its base 3 Unwind 4 wing nuts from th...

Page 10: ...ll sound unless the device is in tournament mode 2 4 Delete credits To clear the credits open the unit with the key set DIP microswitch 5 detailed explanation of the DIP microswitches in Chapter 3 to ON and press the player change button for a few seconds Then set the microswitch back to OFF 2 5 Buttons For those buttons that have multiple functions pressing the keys changes the game for example y...

Page 11: ...as standard with a coin validator of the COMESTERO brand COMESTERO is an electronic coin validator and vendor that can be programmed directly on the device without any additional equipment The coin validator has 12 channels and can be programmed on 12 types of coins Ex works the validator accepts the coins 0 50 1 and 2 Points of Player Display Game Points current round Numbers for Cricket Display ...

Page 12: ...in bookkeeping 5 Secondary bookkeeping 6 Tournament Mode 7 Factory settings Reset 8 Setup Menu 2 9 Testmenu The functions of the device can be checked in the test menu If the test menu is called microswitch No 1 ON tst tgt appears on the display and the 301 Cricket and Team buttons start flashing Use buttons 301 and Cricket to change the submenu The Team button is used to open and close the desire...

Page 13: ...menu c Test Button Pressing the 301 or Cricket button allows you to scroll forward or backward in the test menu If tst but appears on the display press the Team button to enter its submenu All buttons start to flash Now you can check the function of the buttons by pressing individual buttons If you press a button the name of the button appears in the display and the button lights up brightly With ...

Page 14: ... corner of the CPU board Turning clockwise increases the sensitivity of the sensor while turning it in the opposite direction decreases the sensitivity Use the Team button to exit the submenu f Test Credit Pressing the 301 or Cricket button allows you to scroll forward or backward in the test menu If tst cre appears on the display press the Team button to enter the corresponding submenu If the key...

Page 15: ... 12 Secundary bookkeeping If microswitch 5 is in the On position the display shows the number of credits This is a help bookkeeping that can be cleared by holding down the Team button for 5 seconds The Auxiliary Waiter Accounting can also be read without opening the device and without the microswitch No 5 being in the On position To do this If you turn on the unit press the Double In button and th...

Page 16: ...ignal sounds Then the key can be released After the signal sounds the parameters are reset to the following default values Description Settings a CREDITS PER PLAY s Table b ROUND ADJUST Cricket 180 301 501 701 901 20 10 10 20 30 30 c TIME LIMIT 00 d COUNTER PULSES 00 e CREDITS WITH KEY 01 f TIME CREDITS 0 g BONUS PERCENT 0 h BONUS CREDIT 20 i LOTTERY 10 j OPTIONS STORE ON k DEMO SOUND ON l RETURN ...

Page 17: ... buttons you can change the game prices After setting the values confirm the new selection with the Team key and close the submenu The table shows the game variants and the required credits which are set ex works GAME OPTION CREDITS 180 1 2 301 1 501 2 701 3 901 3 CRICKET 2 DOUBLE IN 0 DOUBLE OUT 0 DOUBLE IN OUT 0 MASTER OUT 0 b Number of rounds Press button 301 to move forward in the main menu If...

Page 18: ...pears on the display press the Team button and the submenu will open This option determines how many minutes a credit is valid In this case the game time and not the number of games is calculated At a value of 0 the games are calculated according to the price list Use button 301 and Double In to select the playing time of a credits The possible values range from 0 to 30 in single steps Confirmed a...

Page 19: ... selected for a game on the occasion of the termination of this game on or off To confirm and save the value we need to press the Team button k Demo Sound Press button 301 to move forward in the main menu If SET Dem appears on the display press the Team key and the submenu will open Within this sub selection you have the option of turning a demo melody on or off If the unit is in demo mode To conf...

Page 20: ...ess the Team button and the submenu will open Within this sub selection it is possible to activate or deactivate the infrared sensor for automatic player switching The options are offered from 00 to 05 with an increase of 1 Option 0 deactivates the IR sensor and in this case the player changes manually during the game by pressing the Player Change button Options 01 to 05 activate the IR sensor wit...

Page 21: ...adjust If you want to change the volume of the device you can adjust it on the board The volume control trimmer R12 is located in the upper left corner of the board Turning clockwise increases the volume while turning in the opposite direction decreases the volume ...

Page 22: ...ieves exactly the result 180 301 If when attempting to finish the game the required score is exceeded the player is reset the points to the score before the start of the round Options Double In The game can only be started with one hit in the double field Double Out The game can only be ended with one hit in the double field Master Out The game can only be ended with a hit in the Double or Triple ...

Page 23: ... to repair This means that any defects will be eliminated free of charge until the end of the warranty period valid at the time of purchase Thereafter you will be charged for each postage and packaging costs If necessary an article is exchanged in whole or in part Should repair efforts fail during the warranty period valid at the time of purchase or the repair be uneconomical then you have the rig...

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