Bally ProSlot 6000, Настройка и эксплуатация

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ProSlot
®
6000
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Power ON Malfunctions
If the reel and feature fluorescent lamps do not
illuminate, check the following:
1. Turn power switch
OFF
and confirm the machine is
plugged into a powered, grounded outlet.
2. Using the overall wiring diagram as a reference,
confirm the power supply is properly connected.
3. Check circuit breakers.
4. Confirm the power switch is connected and
functioning.
5. Check for loose or frayed wires.
6. Observe the system reset LED on the MPU board.
It should illuminate briefly on power
ON
.
Tilt Messages
If a tilt occurs, the machine exhibits the following:
1. The numerical tilt code displays in
WIN PAID
.
2. The machine will not accept or dispense coins or
bills.
3. All game play is suspended until the condition is
resolved by authorized service personnel.
Troubleshooting
Overview
This section includes resolutions for common malfunctions.
Charts defining the numerical codes for malfunctions and
normal game operations are included.
Coin Acceptor Malfunctions, 2x Series
Exception Codes
The ProSlot
®
6000 contains a coin acceptor with
built-in security features to prevent cheating. The
most common problems are coins jamming in the
bill acceptor because of a bent coin, or shingling from
coins inserted at a high rate of speed. For a coin jam,
or a 2x code, check the following:
1. If jammed, open the door and remove the bill acceptor
module. Once removed, coins can be gently extracted
with a small screwdriver or similar tool.
2. Confirm the coin optic decoder board optic sensors
and prism are clean. Dirt can block the light path
and prevent proper operation.
The acceptor module can be quickly replaced. See
Module 8, Peripherals, for further information.
Hopper Malfunctions, 3x Series
Malfunction Codes
If a hopper malfunction occurs, a 3x tilt code displays.
The hopper control circuit board also includes status
LEDs. Common hopper malfunctions include hopper
jams, empty hoppers and jammed mixers. If these
problems occur, check the following:
1. Hopper jams usually occur because of a bent coin
stuck under the hopper knife, or foreign objects
freezing the mixer or pinwheel.
2. An empty hopper condition exists when no coins exit
the hopper for approximately 15 seconds. This can be
a hopper out of coins, or a hopper that has jammed.
3. Ensure the hopper plug is firmly seated in the
connector. Confirm the hopper cable is connected
and no wires are frayed or broken. On rare
occasions, the hopper motor or control board
may need replacement.
If a 30 code for hopper overpays displays, the machine
should be taken out of service until hopper operation
has been checked through the machine's diagnostics
functions (Test #4). The machine should also be checked
for possible tampering. A one-coin overpay may indicate
a faulty hopper control board. If the problem persists,
contact a Bally Field Service Technician.
A
31 code coin-out jam may indicate tampering or
defective hopper components. Always check the
hopper control board LEDs for activity indicated in
the following chart:
Hopper LED Error Description
Green (FWD) LED
Flashing
A reverse entry condition occurred. The dual optic
switches detected an incorrect direction of coin
travel and notified the microcontroller. It may be
caused by a failed optic.
Red (REV) LED
Flashing
A coin reverse condition occurred. The dual coin-
out optic switches detected an incorrect transition
while trying to clear a coin jam.
Red and Green
LED's Flashing
An external light source struck the optic switch. The
optic switches are modulated and an out-of-phase
light source was detected.