Kalkomat Boxer, Glove, Wheel of Boxing, Fire, Spider Technical Information

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KALKOMAT

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BOXER

Punch-Force measuring machine

Technical Information

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Index:

1. Introduction ......................................................................................... 3

2. Usage/Purpose ..................................................................................... 3

3. Technical Data .................................................................................... 4

4. Assembly/ Construction description .................................................... 4

5. Transport.............................................................................................. 6

6. Installation ........................................................................................... 6

7. Usage instructions ............................................................................... 7

8. Maintenance check list, problem prevention and day-to-day

conservation ...................................................................................... 8

9. Quick check for potential errors ........................................................ 12

10. Machine setup .................................................................................. 16

11. Spare parts and equipment ............................................................... 42

12. Standard replacement parts .............................................................. 42

13. Required tools and equipment for servicing the boxing game ........ 42

14. Step by step setup and maintenance instructions ............................. 44

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1. Introduction

Main purpose of this Technical Information is to:

- familiarize user with machine construction,

- provide proper setup parameters, installation and power

line hookup,

- familiarize user with proper and safe usage procedures,

exploitation and conservation.

WARNING! USER MUST FOLLOW ALL GUIDELINES

INCLUDED IN THIS DOCUMENT FOR SAFE AND LONG

LASTING MACHINE USAGE.

2. Usage/Purpose

Boxer – punch-force measuring machine comes in several
different models:

– GLOVE
– WHEEL OF BOXING
– MASK
– DYNAMIC
– SPIDER
– FIRE
– WIN CASH
– SEXER

Each model has three settings to compute punch force,

punch speed and reflex.

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Boxers can be placed in night clubs, gyms, bars etc., generating
tons of positive fun and allowing players to check/measure their
boxing skills (punch force, punch speed, reflex). Complete and
detailed usage instructions are under paragraph 7 of this
document and on the sticker placed on each machine.

3. Technical Data

Model

GLOVE

SPIDER

MASK

FIRE

WOB

WINCASH

DYNAMIC

SEXER

Depth [in] 53 45 51 49 51

Width [in] 22 25 28 28 28

Height [in] 88 85 102 84 85

Overall Mass

[Lb]

331 254 276 276 276

Power

consumption

[Wh]

200 180 210 180 200

4. Assembly/ Construction description

Punch-force measuring machine Boxer is built out of three

main components:

- base,

- middle assembly,

- top assembly.

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The key component is a mother board (electronic board)
placed inside Boxer’s body (block schematics drawing# 1) to
which mechanical elements and user interface components
are connected.

Electric/ electronic part contains following:

- power supply (drawing# 4) – consists of transformer,

fuses and broadcasters that control alarm sirens &
electromagnet – transforms voltage from 110 V to
12 V (connected to main board J6),

- measuring mechanism – consists of sending and

receiving diodes that measure blade fly speed
through assembly,

- verbal information mechanism – built using

potentiometer and speaker, used to send voice
messages,

- punching bag lowering mechanism – consists of

button START with backlight and electromagnets –
actual lowering mechanism,

- visual information assembly – assembled out of

diodes used for visual representation of punch force
measurement, warning siren (informs player of
breaking top record) also displays on electronic
panel (shows measurement result, credit amount,
top day record),

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- coin acceptor – used to deposit coins (can be

reprogrammed to tokens or other currencies),

- bill acceptor – used to deposit bills,

- mother board.

5. Transport

Machine should be transported in vertical position. Machines are
shipped on a wooden 41” x 53” palette, and sides are covered
with special thick (~3/8”) multi-layer cardboard 93” tall (from the
bottom of the pallet). The total weight of the box is approx.
491 lbs.
After machine is taken out of the box, it should be transported in
horizontal position with the help of two wheels. Machine can, in
special cases (exp. if it does not fit in doorway), be taken apart
and then reassembled. This procedure should be done by a
specialist or someone familiar with all technical information.

6. Installation

Machine, after being taken out of the box, should be placed in
vertical position and the base should be leveled. To level the
machine correct tools should be used (exp. laser level or typical
manual construction heavy duty level). Turning several screws
under the base allows for level adjustment. After plugging the
machine to power outlet it should be ready to use.
Make sure that there is enough clearance on the sides and in
front of the machine, so the player will not hit any objects after

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punching the bag. The installer of the machine is responsible for
defining the safe clearance.

7. Usage instructions

a) Select type of game (default setting is power mode) by

pressing SELECT GAME button located on the main body of

the game. Player can choose between following types of
game: power, speed, reflex and tournament for up to six
players. Pressing the SELECT GAME button will cycle
through the available modes as illustrated in the diagram
above. In the 2 to 6 players tournament mode machine
measures the player’s power.

b) Before pressing the START button player must stand in front

of the Boxer.

Speed

Reflex

2

Players

3

Players

4

Players

Power

5

Players

6

Players

SELECT

GAME

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c) After pressing the START button player has to wait in front of

the machine for the punching bag to be released from the
upper position.

d) After the punching bag is released, player should make a fist

so the thumb would be on the outside of the pointing and the
middle finger.

e) The punch must be placed in the center of the punching bag.

f) After the punch, a score would be displayed on the front

panel.

g) Follow the same instructions before the next game.

8. Maintenance check list, problem prevention and

day-to-day conservation

Every two weeks (recommended):

- check the air pressure of the bag - it should be NO MORE

than 2psi,

- check if the bag is not rotating about its own axis. If it is,

see point D in this section,

- check the position of the arm protector (see point H in this

section),

- check all of the connections on the main board,

- check the level/ balance of the machine (if needed, use

adjusting legs under the machine to bring the machine to

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level),

- check if the usage instructions are readable.

Every month:

- check mounting cover screws/nuts,

- check the lubrication of the mechanism (for instructions

see point C in this section),

- check the display lights,

- clean the bill acceptor.

A) Coin acceptor maintenance

Coin acceptor should be cleaned periodically (every 2000 - 3000
credits). Best way to clean it is by using simple cloth slightly
soaked in distilled alcohol. Focus should be placed on cleaning
the area where coins slide through (make sure sliding part is in
open position).

B) Sound volume regulation

R362 potentiometer (see drawing#1) used to control volume is
placed on the right side of the electronic board. The volume
adjustment can be done by rotating the potentiometer to the left or
right.

C) Maintenance of mechanism and regulating spring

Periodically (once a month or more often, or if the lowering speed
of punching bag is fairly low) all moving elements should be

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rubbed/ sprayed with WD-40 or grease.
If punching bag lowers slowly or too fast one should check if
spring is properly stretched. Spring can be adjusted with screw
that is in the front left side after taking the masking net.
In case of forced lowering mechanism replacement one should
unscrew plastic casing, and then take off masking board (black
from the bottom) and remember about the retro cop light.

D) Manual punching bag reposition

In case the punching bag is vibrating too much (or if it is rotating
around its own axis), the top nut located on the punching bag
screw should be tightened (loosen the lower nut first) until the
bag is not rotating any more.

E) Replacement of inner punch bag bladder

To replace inner bladder of the punch bag one should untie rope,
take out old insert and replace it with a new rubber bladder. A
special attention must be paid to the location of the bladder valve.
The valve must be placed in the opening of the leather cover.

F) Bulb replacement, GAME button

In case of bulb failure in the GAME button one should take out
micro-switch from the casing (by slight turn and then pull) and
then proceed with bulb replacement [bulb spec: 12 Volt & 3 Watt].

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G) Fuse replacement

Machine is equipped with two long term fuses. One at power
supply assembly and the second one on the main electronic
board [specs: 250V & 4 A]. In case of short circuit situation and/or
insufficient power supplied to the electronic main board one
should first check the fuses and if they are burned, then proceed
with replacement. Make sure fuses used to replace old one have
the same specifications.

H) Position of the Arm protector

DO NOT PLAY THE GAME WITHOUT PROPERLY
PLACED ARM PROTECTOR.

The position of the arm protector should be like on the picture
below:

The following two pictures illustrate an improper setup of the
punching bag. NEVER leave the machine in this state. The

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picture on the left shows the arm protector placed too high. The
second picture shows the missing arm protector. Both of these
cases may result in serious injury to the user.

9. Quick check for potential errors

Main board not functioning:

1 Check all fuses (5A).
2 Check the connection between power supply and the

main board.

3 Make sure that the main processor and other connectors

are well seated.

4 The main display can be checked by turning the switch

#1 to “ON” position than turning machine off and back
on.

Coin Acceptor is not functioning:

1 Check if it is not clogged up.
2 Check for dust and dirt.
3 Check strip connecting the main board with the

acceptor.

Mechanism is not functioning:

1 Using just power supply check if it is possible to lower

punching bag (using manual switch, black button above
the 12V connector - see drawing #3).

2 Check for burned fuse 30A.
3 Check button functionality and if they have proper

connection.

4 Check for unhooked cable from power supply spools.
5 Check strip connecting the main board with the power

supply.

Sensor is not functioning:

1 Check sensors in service mode (using switch 1 on main

board (S1) and manipulating button SW1 go to mode
P07), if punching bag is moving UP/DOWN and on the
main board (depending on bag position) HI – LO shows
this would indicate that sensor is working.

2 Check if sensor cable is firmly connected to the main

board.

3 Check all wires to/from the sensor.

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Halogen lights are not functioning:

1 Check power supply cable connection.
2 Check power supply wire integrity.
3 Check connector plug for loose bulb.
4 Check if halogen is not burned by swapping it with a new

one (12V 20W).

Button START or GAME is not functioning:

1 Check for main board cable connection.
2 Check switch/button cable connection.

Computer power supply is not functioning:

1 Check if power supply cable is plugged in securely.

Power supply is refusing to work:

1 Check if “car” fuse in power supply is not burned (30A).
2 Check if transformer cable is correctly hooked up to

power supply socket.

Machine is not starting:

1 Check power cable fuse 5A.
2 Check if ON/OFF switch (filter) is not damaged.

Counter is showing Err:

1 Check if mechanical counter did not come loose (then

turn the machine OFF and ON).

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Bill Acceptor is not functioning:

1 Check if power supply cable is hooked up to main board

(J3).

2 Check if cable from bill acceptor is correctly hooked up.
3 Check acceptor settings using switches: for switches 1-8

set 7 at ON, and for switches 1-4 set 3 & 4 at ON.

Sound is not working:

1 Check if it is not at low volume or mute (R362).
2 Check if cable is correctly connected to the main board.
3 Check if cable to speaker is correctly connected.

Red diode active on main board:

1 Usually caused by circuit being shorted at scale bulb

array, check all cables for potential shortage.

10. Machine setup

Main Board Layout (Back Side)

Drawing #1

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List of connectors:
J1 – connector for coin acceptor
J2 – connector for bill acceptor
J3 – connector for power supply to bill acceptor,

ticket dispenser, capsule dispenser, thermal
printer

J4 - connector for ticket dispenser, capsule

dispenser, thermal printer
J7 & J5 – front panel backlight
J6 – connector for main board power supply (12V

supplied by AC power supply)
J8 – connector for power supply
J9 – sensor connector
J10 – connector for buttons GAME and START
J11 – connector for mechanical counter
J12 – connector for speaker
S1 – service setting switches
S2 – step potentiometer for setting sensor sensitivity

(0 – min, 9 - max)
SW1 & SW2 – help buttons (up/down)
R362 – potentiometer for volume control
IC37 – speech synthesizer
IC34 – main processor socket
LED-A and LED-B - connector for wheel LEDs
PRINTER - connector for thermal printer
BOXNET/ TOURNAMENT - connector for BoxNet
or BoxTournament for PC

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Dip Switch 1-8 (S1)

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HE RED (BLACK OR BLUE) SWITCH BOX WITH 8 SWITCHES IS
LOCATED ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE MAIN CIRCUIT BOARD. TO
PROGRAM, SWITCH

#1

MUST BE SET TO

"ON"

POSITION WHEN

MACHINE IS “ON

”.

P

USH BUTTONS

SW1

↑ AND

SW2

↓ ARE LOCATED IN THE LOWER

LEFT PART OF THE MAIN CIRCUIT BOARD

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Switch #1

THIS SWITCH IS USED TO ENTER THE PROGRAM
SETTINGS. PLEASE USE BUTTONS SW1 ↑ OR SW2 ↓ FOR
FINDING THE RIGHT PROGRAM P01-P89. DESCRIPTIONS
FOR EACH PROGRAM ARE LISTED BELOW. DURING
PROGRAM SELECTION YOU WILL SEE P01-P89 ON THE
MAIN DISPLAY.

REMEMBER, FOR SOME SETTINGS YOU WILL USE
“START” OR “SELECT GAME” BUTTONS.

Switch #1

SW1 & SW2

P01

TEMPORARY COUNTER OF POINTS. 1 POINT = $.25 (25
CENTS).

YOU CAN RESET IT TO 0000 BY PUSHING AND HOLDING
THE "START" BUTTON FOR 3 SECONDS.

P02

COUNTER OF POINTS. THIS IS LIFE LONG - NOT
ERASEABLE.

P03

ELECTRONIC COUNTER OF REVENUE (COUNTS THE
QUOTERS WHILE THE MECHANICAL COUNTER IS
DISCONNECTED).

P04

CREDIT RATIO. HOW MANY QUARTERS ($.25) IS NEEDED
FOR 1 CREDIT.
THE LEFT SIDE OF THE RATIO IS CONTROLLED BY THE
“START” BUTTON.
Example: 1 credit is worth four quarters ($1), so the P04 will be set

to 4 - 1.

1 credit is worth two quarters (50 cents), so the P04 will

be set to 2 - 1.

NOTE: IF THE BILL ACCEPTOR IS SET 4 PULSES FOR A
1$, SET P09 TO 12 (in case of the older software to 5).

P05

YOU CAN SET ADDITIONAL CREDITS (BONUS CREDITS)
WHEN A SET DOLLAR AMOUNT IS INSERTED. USING THE
“START” BUTTON YOU CAN ADJUST HOW MANY
QUARTERS RECEIVED AT ONCE WILL GIVE THE BONUS.
USING THE “SELECT GAME” BUTTON YOU WILL THEN
ASSIGN NUMBER OF CREDITS FOR THE RECEIVED
AMOUNT.
Example: you want to set 8 credits (punches) for $5, you should set
P05 to 20-8. NOTE: SEE SETTING P65.

P06

THIS SETTING FUNCTIONS THE SAME AS P05 BUT

ALWAYS FOR BIGGER VALUE OF THE BILL OR COIN
THAN P05.

Example: if you want to set 8 credits (punches) for $5, you should

set P05 to 20-8.

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if you want to set 18 credits (punches) for $10, you should

set P06 to 40-18. NOTE: SEE SETTING P65.

P07

THIS FUNCTION IS USED FOR TESTING OF THE SENSOR
(DIAGNOSTIC FUNCTION).
WHEN PUNCHING BAG IS IN THE VERTICAL POSITION ­THE DISPLAY SHOWS - "LO", WHEN PUNCHING BAG IS IN
THE HORIZONTAL POSITION - DISPLAY SHOWS "HI”.

P08

YOU CAN SET THE BEST SCORE WHICH WILL BE ON THE
DISPLAY FOR POWER MODE ONLY. PLAYERS WILL
NEVER BE ABLE TO RECEIVE A HIGHER SCORE (WHICH
MUST BE SET BETWEEN 900 AND 990). YOU CAN ADJUST
THIS VALUE BY USING “START” (UP) AND “SELECT
GAME” (DOWN) BUTTONS. AFTER YOU SET THE DESIRED
UNATTAINABLE POWER HIGHEST SCORE YOU MUST
TURN SWITCH # 5 TO “ON” POSITION.

IMPORTANT: AFTER YOU SET THE RECORD AND PUT
SWITCH #5 TO “ON” POSITION YOU MUST TURN OFF
THE MACHINE FOR 5 SECONDS.

P09

THIS FUNCTION IS USED FOR DIFFERENT SETTINGS OF
THE COIN ACCEPTOR, FOR EXAMPLE: 0-USA, 1-CANADA.

NOTE: IF THE BILL ACCEPTOR IS SET 4 PULSES FOR A
1$, SET P09 TO 12 (in case of the older software to 5).

P10

PARAMETER USED BY FACTORY. DEFAULT SETTING IS 0.

P11

HOPPER OUTPUT DEVICE SETTING

0 - OFF,
1 - TICKET DISPENSER,
2 - BALL DISPENSER,
3 - POWER ALWAYS ON (USED FOR THERMAL

PRINTERS).

NOTE: IN ORDER TO MANUALLY FEED THE TICKET
DISPENSER PRESS AND HOLD IN THE SAME TIME
SWITCH SW1 AND SW2.

DEFAULT SETTING IS 3.

P12

SETS HOW MANY TICKETS WILL BE GIVEN FOR 1 CREDIT
(RANGE FROM 0-5, DEFAULT SETTING 5).

P13

SETS HOW MANY TICKETS FOR THE HIGHEST SCORE
(RANGE FROM 0-20, DEFAULT SETTING 5).

P14

“BREAKING POINT”- BP.
SETTING THAT WOULD ENABLE THE TICKET DISPENSER
TO START GIVING OUT THE TICKETS (RANGE FROM
0-990). FACTORY SETTING IS 0.

P15

SETS HOW MANY TICKETS WILL BE GIVEN OUT AFTER
REACHING THE “BREAKING POINT” AS THE FIRST VALUE
(RANGE FROM 0-20). FACTORY SETTING 0.

P16

POINT INCREMENT, IN ANOTHER WORDS - HOW MANY
MORE POINTS MUST BE SCORED BEFORE THE NEXT
TICKET/S WILL BE GIVEN OUT (RANGE FROM 10-100).
FACTORY SETTING 40.

P17

NUMBER OF TICKETS GIVEN OUT AFTER REACHING
EACH POINT INCREMENT – SET IN P16. RANGE 0-5,
FACTORY SETTING 0.

P18

COUNTER OF RELEASED TICKETS.

BELOW 2 EXAMPLES.

R

ESULT ON

DISPLAY

T

ICKETS

R

ESULT ON

DISPLAY

T

ICKETS

0 0 0 0
40 1 40 0
80 2 80 0
120 3 120 0
160 4 160 0
200 5 200 0
240 6 240 0
280 7 280 0
320 8 320 0
360 9 360 0
400 10 400 0
440 11 440 0
480 12 480 0
520 13 520 0
560 14 560 0
600 15 600 10
640 16 640 12
680 17 680 14
720 18 720 16
760 19 760 18
800 20 800 20
840 21 840 22
880 22 880 24
920 23 920 26
960 24 960 28

P14 = TICKET = 0 P14 = TICKET = 600
P15 = TICKET= 0 P15 = TICKET = 10
P16 = TICKET=40 P16 = TICKET = 40
P17 = TICKET= 1 P17 = TICKET = 2

P19

YOU CAN SET 0-10 BONUS CREDITS FOR BREAKING
RECORD (HIGH SCORING IN POWER MODE) (USE THE
“START” BUTTON). DEFAULT SETTING IS 1.

P20

YOU CAN CLEAR THE CREDITS BY PUSHING THE “START”
BUTTON.

P21

COUNTER OF FREE PUNCHES WHICH YOU ACTIVATE BY
PUTTING DIP SWITCH # 2 TO “ON” POSITION.

P22

COUNTER OF THE BROKEN RECORDS (HIGHEST SCORES)
(CAN BE RESET BY PRESSING & HOLDING “START”
BUTTON).

P23

WHEEL OF FUN MODE SETTINGS.
0 - THIS SETTING DISABLES THE WHEEL OF FUN OPTION.

ONLY TWO WINNING PRIZES ARE POSSIBLE.

PRIZE #1 is for triple numbers such as 111, 222,

333…999.
PRIZE #2 is for multiples of 100 such as 100, 200,

300…900.
Note: Setting prize #3 is available in this mode but does not
have any meaning and is reserved for future expansions.

1 – WHEEL OF FUN IS ENABLED. THREE WINNING PRIZES

ARE SET FOR THIS MODE. EACH PRIZE CORRESPONDS
TO ITS ASSIGNED POSITION ON THE WHEEL.

Example: Position on top of the wheel, usually with a blue
light, is decorated with a numbered sticker (Prize #3).
Prize #3 is awarded when the game stops at this position.

2 – FORTUNE FUN IS ENABLED. FREQUENCY OF

WINNING IS SET IN P58. ALSO P46-48 MUST BE SET.

3 – IN THIS MODE WINNING IS BASED ON A RANGE OF

NUMBERS. P59 TO P64 MUST BE SET.

Example: Prize #1 is won when the score falls between the

two numbers set in P59 and P60. Factory default setting for
prize #1 is between 900 and 950.

NOTE: The machines without mounted “Wheel of Boxing” have
possibility of giving out Prize #1 and #2 based on the scored
number. Prize #1 is for triple number like 111, 222, 333 etc.
Prize #2 is for multiples of 100, like 100, 200, 300 etc. In order to
have a prove of winning the prize, thermal printer, ticket
dispenser or capsule dispenser is recommended.
The machine will print ticket for the highest score (Power mode)
as a Prize #4 if printer is installed.

P24

FREQUENCY OF WINNING - FOR PRIZE #1. THIS
REPRESENTS THE NUMBER OF POINTS (QUARTERS)
ACCUMULATED BEFORE THE POSSIBILITY OF WINNING
THE PRIZE. REACHING THIS NUMBER DOES NOT
GUARANTEE A WINNER, HOWEVER IT INCREASES THE
CHANCES OF WINNING (RANGE 0-10000, DEFAULT
SETTING 1200).
Example: If number is set to 100, for every 100 quarters ($25)
collected by the machine there will be one possibility of winning
prize #1.

P25

FREQUENCY OF WINNING - FOR PRIZE #2. RANGE 0-10000,
DEFAULT SETTING 800). SEE P24.

P26

FREQUENCY OF WINNING - FOR PRIZE #3. RANGE 0-10000,
DEFAULT SETTING 8000. SEE P24.

P27

THIS COUNTER REPRESENTS THE NUMBER OF POINTS
(QUARTERS) COLLECTED FOR POSSIBILITY OF WINNING
PRIZE #1 (CAN BE RESET BY PRESSING & HOLDING START
BUTTON).

P28

COUNTER FOR NUMBER OF COLLECTED POINTS
(QUARTERS) TOWARDS PRIZE #2 (CAN BE RESET BY
PRESSING & HOLDING START BUTTON). SEE P27.

P24 P25 P26

IF

P23

= 0 Set Set Don’t Set

IF

P23

= 1 Set Set Set

IF

P23

= 2 Don’t Set Don’t Set Don’t Set

IF

P23

= 3 Don’t Set Don’t Set Don’t Set

P29

COUNTER FOR NUMBER OF COLLECTED POINTS
(QUARTERS) TOWARDS PRIZE #3 (CAN BE RESET BY
PRESSING & HOLDING START BUTTON). SEE P27.

P30

INITIAL HIGHEST SCORE (RECORD) SETTING FOR POWER
PUNCH (RANGE 500-999, DEFAULT SETTING 650)

.

P31

NUMBER OF FREE CREDITS AWARDED FOR THE PRIZE #1
CAN BE ASSIGNED USING THIS OPTION. THIS NUMBER
CAN BE SET IN THE RANGE OF 0-50, DEFAULT SETTING: 1.

P32

NUMBER OF FREE CREDITS AWARDED FOR PRIZE #2 CAN
BE ASSIGNED USING THIS OPTION. THIS NUMBER CAN BE
SET IN THE RANGE OF 0-50, DEFAULT SETTING: 1.

P33

NUMBER OF FREE CREDITS AWARDED FOR PRIZE #3 CAN
BE ASSIGNED USING THIS OPTION. THIS NUMBER CAN BE
SET IN THE RANGE OF 0-50, DEFAULT SETTING: 1.

P34

NUMBER OF TICKETS GIVEN FOR PRIZE #1 CAN BE
ASSIGNED USING THIS OPTION. THIS NUMBER CAN BE
SET IN THE RANGE OF 0-50, DEFAULT SETTING: 5.

P35

NUMBER OF TICKETS GIVEN FOR PRIZE #2 CAN BE
ASSIGNED USING THIS OPTION. THIS NUMBER CAN BE
SET IN THE RANGE OF 0-50, DEFAULT SETTING: 10.

P36

NUMBER OF TICKETS GIVEN FOR PRIZE #3 CAN BE
ASSIGNED USING THIS OPTION. THIS NUMBER CAN BE
SET IN THE RANGE OF 0-50, DEFAULT SETTING: 15.

P37

COUNTER SHOWING THE NUMBER OF PRIZE #1 WINNERS
(CAN BE RESET BY PRESSING & HOLDING “START”
BUTTON).

P38

COUNTER SHOWING THE NUMBER OF PRIZE #2 WINNERS
(CAN BE RESET BY PRESSING & HOLDING “START”
BUTTON).

P39

COUNTER SHOWING THE NUMBER OF PRIZE #3
WINNERS (CAN BE RESET BY PRESSING & HOLDING
“START” BUTTON).

P40

SETTING OF THE LOWEST SCORE (BREAK POINT), FOR
WHICH THE THERMAL PRINTER INSTALLED ON THE
MACHINE WILL PRINT A TICKET (RANGE 100-999,
DEFAULT SETTING 998). THE PRINTER SHOULD BE SET UP
TO PRINT THE PLAYER’S SCORE.
NOTE: This print out has a delay of 20-30 seconds.

P41

IF SET TO ‘1’ THE TICKET FROM THE THERMAL PRINTER
(IF INSTALLED) WILL BE PRINTED FOR THE HIGHEST
SCORE (IN THE POWER MODE) – PRIZE #4.
IF SET TO ‘0’ NO TICKET FOR THE HIGHEST SCORE WILL
BE PRINTED. DEFAULT SETTING: 1.

P42

FREQUENCY OF WINNING - FOR PRIZE #5. THIS
REPRESENTS THE NUMBER OF POINTS (QUARTERS)
ACCUMULATED BEFORE THE POSSIBILITY OF WINNING
THE FIRST MAGIC NUMBER PRIZE (P43). REACHING THIS
NUMBER DOES NOT GUARANTEE A WINNER, HOWEVER
IT INCREASES THE CHANCES OF WINNING. RANGE
10-10000, SKIP COUNT 10, DEFAULT VALUE 400.

P43

SETTING OF THE FIRST MAGIC NUMBER ITSELF (RANGE
100-999, DEFAULT VALUE 777, THE FUNCTION IS OFF
WHEN P43=0).

P44

COUNTER OF POINTS (QUARTERS) COLLECTED FOR THE
FIRST MAGIC NUMBER PRIZE (PRIZE #5). CAN BE RESET
BY PRESSING & HOLDING “START” BUTTON.

P45

COUNTER OF FIRST MAGIC NUMBER PRIZE (PRIZE #5)
WINNINGS (CAN BE RESET BY PRESSING & HOLDING
“START” BUTTON).

P46

FORTUNE FUN – SETTING FOR NUMBER OF CREDITS
GIVEN FOR PRIZE #1 (RANGE 0-5, DEFAULT SETTING 1).

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P47

FORTUNE FUN – SETTING FOR NUMBER OF CREDITS
GIVEN FOR PRIZE #2 (RANGE 0-5, DEFAULT SETTING 1).

P48

FORTUNE FUN – SETTING FOR NUMBER OF CREDITS
GIVEN FOR PRIZE #3 (RANGE 0-5, DEFAULT SETTING 2).

P49

NUMBER OF CREDITS INSERTED IN THE MACHINE AT ONE
TIME WHICH DECREASES THE HIGHEST SCORE (IN POWER
MODE). RANGE 0-50, DEFAULT VALUE: 0 (FUNCTION IS
OFF).

P50

VALUE BY WHICH THE HIGHEST SCORE (IN POWER
MODE) WILL BE LOWERED (SETTING WHICH WORKS
WITH P49, RANGE 0-50, DEFAULT VALUE: 2).

P51

IF SET TO 1 ACTIVATES OPTION P52. DEFAULT SETTING: 0.

P52

SETTING OF THE HIGHEST SCORE IN POWER MODE
(BREAK POINT) ABOVE WHICH SURPRISE BALL
(CAPSULE) WILL BE DISPENSED (RANGE 100-900,
DEFAULT SETTING: 500).

P53

COUNTER OF DISPENSED SURPRISE BALLS - CAPSULES
(CAN BE RESET BY PRESSING & HOLDING “START”
BUTTON).

P54

FREQUENCY OF WINNING - FOR PRIZE #6. THIS
REPRESENTS THE NUMBER OF POINTS (QUARTERS)
ACCUMULATED BEFORE THE POSSIBILITY OF WINNING
THE SECOND MAGIC NUMBER PRIZE (P55). (RANGE
10-10000, SKIP COUNT 10, DEFAULT VALUE 400).
REACHING THIS NUMBER DOES NOT GUARANTEE A
WINNER, HOWEVER IT INCREASES THE CHANCES OF
WINNING.

P55

SETTING OF THE SECOND MAGIC NUMBER ITSELF
(RANGE 100-999, DEFAULT VALUE 0).

P56

COUNTER OF POINTS (QUARTERS) COLLECTED FOR THE
SECOND MAGIC NUMBER PRIZE (PRIZE #6). CAN BE
RESET BY PRESSING AND HOLDING “START” BUTTON
FOR 10 SECONDS.

P57

COUNTER OF THE SECOND MAGIC NUMBER HITS (CAN BE
RESET BY PRESSING AND HOLDING “START” BUTTON
FOR 10 SECONDS).

P58

SETTING OF THE DIFFICULTY LEVEL FOR THE FORTUNE
FUN.
HERE CAN BE SET PERCENTAGE OF CHANCES TO WIN
(RANGE 0-9, DEFAULT VALUE 0). TO ACTIVATE THIS
FEATURE P23 MUST BE SET TO 2).
WHEN P58 IS SET ON 0 THERE IS 100 % OF WINS.
ON THE OTHER SIDE IS WHEN IT IS SET ON 9 - THERE IS A
10% CHANCE TO WIN.

TABLE OF PERCENTAGE (P58):

Setting Percentage (of wins)

0 30
1 27
2 24
3 21
4 18
5 15
6 12
7 9
8 6
9 3

P59

UPPER SCORE LIMIT FOR PRIZE #1 (RANGE 900-999,
DEFAULT SETTING: 950).
NOTE: Settings in P59 to P64 cannot overlap. For example if the
lower limit for prize #1 is 900, the upper limit for prize #2 must be
less than 900 and so on.
IMPORTANT: THIS GAME MODE IS ACTIVATED WITH
P23 = 3.

P60

LOWER SCORE LIMIT FOR PRIZE #1 (RANGE 851-999,
DEFAULT SETTING: 900). SEE P59.

P61

UPPER SCORE LIMIT FOR PRIZE #2 (RANGE 800-998,
DEFAULT SETTING: 850). SEE P59.

P62

LOWER SCORE LIMIT FOR PRIZE #2 (RANGE 751-998,
DEFAULT SETTING: 800). SEE P59.

P63

UPPER SCORE LIMIT FOR PRIZE #3 (RANGE 700-997,
DEFAULT SETTING: 750). SEE P59.

P64

LOWER SCORE LIMIT FOR PRIZE #3 (RANGE 100-997,
DEFAULT SETTING: 700). SEE P59.

P65

ADDITIONAL CREDIT COUNT METHOD.

IF SET TO 1 IT WILL GIVE OUT CREDIT BASED ON THE
TOTAL AMOUNT OF MONEY INSERTED BEFORE PRESSING
THE “START” BUTTON (IF USER INSERTS 5 SINGLES
CREDITS WILL BE COUNTED SAME AS FIVE DOLLAR BILL,
AN EXTRA CREDIT WILL BE GIVEN BASED ON SETTINGS
IN OPTION P05 AND P06).
IF SET TO 0 FOR EACH DOLLAR INSERTED USER WILL GET
ONE CREDIT ONLY. BY DEFAULT THE FUNCTION IS OFF
(P65=0).

P66

SETTING OF BOXER ID. THIS VALUE CAN BE CHANGED BY
HOLDING THE SW1 PRESSED AND PRESSING SW2 FIVE
TIMES. THIS WILL ALLOW CHANGING THE ID VALUE
WITH BUTTONS GAME AND START. THE RANGE FOR
THIS SETTING IS 0 – 65000.

P67

TIME SETTING FOR SENDING INFORMATION USING THE
BOXNET FUNCTION. CURRENT STATE OF THE MACHINE
WILL BE SENT IN MULTIPLE OF 10 MINUTES.
P67 = 0; FUNCTION IS OFF, NOTHING IS SENT,

P67 = 1; CYCLE BETWEEN SENDING INFO PACKETS IS
(1 x 10 = 10min),

P67 = 2; CYCLE BETWEEN SENDING INFO PACKETS IS

(2 x 10 = 20min),

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P67 = 3; CYCLE BETWEEN SENDING INFO PACKETS IS

(3 x 10 = 30min).

P67 MAX VALUE = 250. DEFAULT SETTING 0.

P68

SETTING FOR FLASHING LIGHTS IN IDLE STATE:
P68 = 0; OFF,
P68 = 1 TO 60; MINUTES BEFORE LIGHTS START
FLASHING. DEFAULT SETTING: 0.

P69

SETTING FOR SOUND DELAY IN IDLE STATE:
P69 = 0; OFF,
P69 = 1 TO 60; MINUTES BEFORE SOUND STARTS
PLAYING. DEFAULT SETTING: 0.

NOTE: dip switch #3 will determine if sound will be played.

P70

AUTOPLAY –SETTING TIME AFTER WHICH MACHINE
WILL RELEASE A FREE GAME.
P70 = 0; OFF,
P70 = 1 TO 180; MINUTES BEFORE FREE GAME IS
ACTIVATED. DEFAULT SETTING: 0.

P71

PRINT PRIZE #1 (1 = PRINT, 0 = DON’T PRINT). DEFAULT
SETTING : 0.

P72

PRINT PRIZE #2 (1 = PRINT, 0 = DON’T PRINT). DEFAULT
SETTING : 0.

P73

PRINT PRIZE #3 (1 = PRINT, 0 = DON’T PRINT). DEFAULT
SETTING : 0.

P74

DEFINES HOW MANY GAMES/CREDITS CAN BE PLAYED
TILL THE MACHINE IS AUTOMATICALLY BLOCKED.

P75

COUNTER OF CREDITS LEFT BEFORE THE MACHINE WILL
BE AUTOMATICALLY BLOCKED.

P76

ACTIVATION CODE USED TO UNBLOCK THE MACHINE.

P77

ACTIVATION OF SURPRISE BALL (CAPSULE) DISPENSER
WHEN PLAYER REACHES 100, 200, 300…900 POINTS OR 111,
222, 333… 999 POINTS, AS FOLLOWS:

0 - THE FUNCTION IF OFF,
1 - THE SURPRISE BALL (CAPSULE) DISPENSER IS ON FOR

MULTIPLES OF 100 SUCH AS 100, 200 …900 AND FOR
TRIPLE NUMBERS SUCH AS 111, 222 …999,

2 - THE SURPRISE BALL (CAPSULE) DISPENSER IS ON FOR

MULTIPLES OF 100 ONLY,

3 - THE SURPRISE BALL (CAPSULE) DISPENSER IS ON FOR

TRIPLE NUMBERS ONLY.

DEFAULT SETTING IS 0 (OFF).

P78

ACTIVATION OF SURPRISE BALL (CAPSULE) DISPENSER
WHEN PLAYER BREAKS THE RECORD (HIGH SCORES IN
POWER MODE). WHEN SET TO 1 THE FUNCTION IS ON,
WHEN SET TO 0 - IT IS OFF. DEFAULT SETTING: 0.

P79

DEFINES HOW MANY FREE CREDITS WILL BE GIVEN
WHEN PLAYER REACHES MULTIPLE OF 100 SCORE
(RANGE 0-10, DEFAULT SETTING: 0).

P80

DEFINES HOW MANY FREE CREDITS WILL BE GIVEN
WHEN PLAYER REACHES TRIPLE NUMBER SCORE (RANGE
0-10, DEFAULT SETTING: 0).

P81

RELAX – TIME FOR WHICH HALOGEN LAMP WILL BE ON
(0-50). DEFINED: 1 IS AN EQUIVALENT OF 0,1 SECONDS.
DEFAULT SETTING IS 0 – RELAX FUNCTION IS OFF.

- Example: when P81=5 it means the halogen lamp will be ON for
0,5 seconds.

- Example: when P81=0 it means that the halogen lamp is not
working in Relax Mode.

IMPORTANT:

IF HALOGEN LAMP NEEDS TO BE ON ALL THE TIME IN
RELAX MODE THE VALUE OF P81 ALWAYS NEEDS TO BE
HIGHER THAN P82 (COMPARING THIS IN SECONDS,
EXAMPLE: P81=11 AND P82=1).

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IN OTHER WORDS THE BEST WAY TO ACHIVE THIS IS TO
SET P81 TO HIGHER NUMBER THAN 0 (P81>0) AND SET P82
TO 0 (P82=0).

P82

RELAX – DEFINES FREQUENCY OF HOW OFTEN HALOGEN
LAMP WILL NOT SHINE (GIVEN IN SECONDS). RANGE 0-60,
DEFAULT SETTING IS P82=0.

- Example: when P82 is set to 10, every 10 seconds halogen will not
shine (pause).

SUMMARY:

WHEN WE WANT THE HALOGEN TO LIGHT FOR 0,5
SECONDS WITH 2 SECONDS PAUSE P81 NEEDS TO BE SET
TO 5 AND P82 - TO 2. IF HALOGEN HAS TO BE OFF IN
RELAX MODE, P81 NEEDS TO BE SET TO 0 AND P82 – TO
ANY OTHER DIGIT.
WHEN WE WANT TO HAVE HALOGEN LIGHT TO BE ON
ALL THE TIME (CONSTANTLY) IN RELAX MODE P81
NEEDS TO BE SET TO ANY DIGIT HIGHER THAN 0 AND P82
– TO 0 (P81=ANY DIGIT>0, P82=0) OR SET P81 HIGHER
THAN P82 (P81>P82) IN THAT WAY, THAT CALCULATED
TIME IN SECONDS IN P81 IS HIGHER THAN IN P82.

P83

MULTI TOURNAMENT - WHEN SET TO 1 THE FUNCTION IS
ON, WHEN SET TO 0 - IT IS OFF.
THIS MODE DISABLES REFLEX AND SPEED GAMES. ONLY
POWER AND TOURNAMENT GAMES ARE ACTIVATED. BY
DEFAULT THIS FUNCTION IS OFF (P83=0).

IMPORTANT:

TO ACTIVATE MULTI TOURNAMENT: P83 NEEDS TO BE
SET TO 1. TO ACHIEVE THE EFFECT THE MACHINE NEEDS
TO BE SWITCHED OFF AND BACK ON.

P84

DEFINES HOW MANY CREDITS NEED TO BE RECEIVED BY
THE MACHINE IN ORDER TO ACTIVATE ASSISTING
FUNCTION SET IN P85 (RANGE 0-999, DEFAULT VALUE 0).
WHEN SET TO 0 THE FUNCTION IS OFF.

P85

ACTIVATION OF THE FUNCTION ASSISTING IN WINNING
THE SURPRISE BALL (CAPSULE) SET IN P77. THE SETTING
DEFINES THE RANGE OF POINTS, 0 TO 10, WHICH ARE

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BEING USED TO ACHIEVE THE WINNING NUMBER. WHEN
SET TO 0 THE FUNCTION IS OFF. DEFAULT VALUE: 0 – NO
HELP SCORING PRIZES.

P86

DEFINES FREQUENCY OF RESETTING HIGH SCORES ­TIME IN HOURS. AVAILABLE RANGE IS 0 TO 240. IF SET TO
0 THEN THE FUNCTION IS OFF. DEFAULT VALUE: 0.
NOTE:
THIS TIME IS CALCULATED FROM THE LAST RESETTING
EITHER AUTOMATIC OR MANUAL (USING THE DIP
SWITCH #4). WORKS WITH P87.

P87

DEFINES FOR HOW LONG (TIME IN MINUTES) MACHINE
NEEDS TO BE IN THE IDLE STATE (NOT OPERATED BUT
TURN ON) FOR THE SCORES TO BE RESET. THE LIMIT OF
HOURS IN P86 MUST BE FIRST MET. AVAILABLE RANGE IS
0 TO 240. IF SET TO 0 THEN THE FUNCTION IS OFF.
DEFAULT VALUE: 1. SET IT ALONG WITH P86.

P88

PARAMETER USED BY FACTORY.

P89

SURPRISE BALL (CAPSULE) DISPENSE SETUP FOR
WINNING THE PRIZE FROM WHEEL OF FUN/ FORTUNE
FUN (WHEN P11 = 2 AND P23 = 1 OR P23 = 2). RANGE 0-7,
DEFAULT SETTING IS 0.

P89 value Prize #1 Prize #2 Prize #3

0 OFF OFF OFF
1 ON OFF OFF
2 OFF ON OFF
3 ON ON OFF
4 OFF OFF ON
5 ON OFF ON
6 OFF ON ON
7 ON ON ON

- Example: when P89 is set to 5 then the ball will be dispensed
only if the player wins prize #3 or prize #1. Winning prize #2
will not trigger the ball dispenser.

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SETTINGS FOR THE DUNK TANK OPTION.

P21

DUNK TANK 1 – “ON’, 0 – “OFF”

P22

ACTIVATION OF THE DUNK TANK, WHEN THE NEW
POWER RECORD IS ESTABLISHED, 1 – “ON”, 0 – “OFF”

P23

ACTIVATION OF THE DUNK TANK, WHEN THE TRIPLE
NUMBER IS REACHED (444,555, ETC.), 1 – “ON”, 0 – “OFF”

P24

ACTIVATION OF THE DUNK TANK, WHEN THE CERTAIN
NUMBER IS REACHED (EQUALL OR LARGER, THE
NUMBER IS SET IN P25), 1 – “ON”, 0 – “OFF”

P25

SETTING OF THE NUMBER AT WHICH THE DUNK TUNK
WILL BE ACTIVATED. BY PRESSING THE “START”
BUTTON – NUMBERS GOING UP, “SELECT GAME” BUTTON
– NUMBER GOING DOWN. BY PRESSING AND HOLDING
THE BUTTONS, NUMBERS WILL CHANGE BY LARGER
INCREMENTS.

Switch #2

WHEN “ON” MACHINE IS SET FOR FREE PUNCH.

Switch #3

IF ON “DEMO” WILL PLAY EVERY 2 MINUTES, WHEN THE
MACHINE IS NOT USED. IF “OFF” THE SOUND IS TURNED
OFF.

Switch #4

WHEN “ON” THE HIGHEST SCORE FOR EACH GAME WILL
BE RESETTED AFTER YOU PUSH THE “START BUTTON”.
WHEN “OFF” THE TOP SCORES WILL STAY DISPLAYED.

Switch #5

WHEN “ON” YOU WILL ACTIVATE UNATTAINABLE
RECORD (HIGHEST SCORE) WHICH YOU MUST SET
BEFORE IN P08 (SERVICE KEY).
REMEMBER: TO ACTIVATE THIS RECORD YOU MUST
TURN OFF AND TURN ON THE MACHINE.

Switch #6

IF “ON” TOURNAMENT GAME FOR UP TO 6 PLAYERS, IF
“OFF” TOURNAMENT GAME FOR 3 PLAYERS.
REMEMBER: TO ACTIVATE THIS SETTING YOU MUST
TURN OFF AND TURN ON THE MACHINE.

Switch #7,8

NOT USED

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Sensitivity switch (S2).

THE SENSITIVITY CAN BE CHANGED BY ROTATING SWITCH
S2. AFTER THE SWITCH IS ROTATED THE SENSITIVITY LEVEL
WILL BE SHOWN ON THE CREDIT DISPLAY. LOWER LEVEL
NUMBERS CORRESPOND TO GREATER DIFFICULTY.

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Main Board Layout (Front)

Drawing #2

Drawing #3

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Power Supply Layout:

Drawing #4

Drawing #5

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Mechanical counter

2 – wire from mechanical counter
1 – wire from mechanical counter

Sensor

1- Emitter
2- Cathode
3- Anode
4- Collector

Buttons Start & Game

1 & 2 – START game

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3 & 4 – GAME selection
5 & 6 – bulbs lighting button Start
7 & 8 – bulbs lighting button Game

Speaker

1 - speaker
2 - speaker
3 - unused
4 - unused

J 4

Ticket dispenser

1 - red (+12V)
2 - green (signal)
3 - black (-12V)

Hopper

Motor

Hopper

1

2

3

Thermal printer

Main board

Thermal printer Hopper

J 5

1 – tournament (-)
2 – tournament (+)
3 – 100 (-)
4 – 100 (+)
5 – 300 (-)
6 – 300 (+)
7 – 500 (-)
8 – 500 (+)
9 – 700 (-)
10 –700 (+)
11 – 900 (-)
12 – 900 (+)
13 – Select Game (-)
14 – Select Game (+)
15 – Force (-)
16 – Force (+)

J 7

1 –100 (-)
2 – 100 (+)
3 – 300 (-)
4 – 300 (+)
5 – 500 (-)
6 – 500 (+)
7 – 700 (-)
8 – 700 (+)

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9 – 900 (-)
10 – 900 (+)
11 – Select Game (-)
12 – Select Game) (+)
13 – speed (-)
14 – speed (+)
15 – Reflex (-)
16 – Reflex (+)

Paper Money Depositor

1 – Credit relay (Common) normally purple. Pin#8 at the ICT
connector
2 – +12V (Power) normally red. Pin#5 at the ICT connector
3 – GND (Power) normally orange. Pin# 9 at the ICT connector
4 – Credit relay (N.O) normally blue. Pin# 7 at the ICT connector

11. Spare parts and equipment

- leveling legs 4 pieces

- punching bag pump 1 piece

- bladder 1 piece

12. Standard replacement parts

- Front panel bulbs (#73 bulb)

- SELECT GAME button bulb (#161)

- Main power supply (Switching power supply – 12V, 12A -

5V, 5A)

- Halogen bulb (12v 20W, MR11/C (GU4) – 35mm DIA.)

13. Required tools and equipment for servicing the
boxing game

- Metric wrench set from 8mm to 19mm (preferably with
ratchet)

- Long Allen wrench from 8mm to 19mm

- Snap ring pliers for inside diameters

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- Phillips and flat screwdrivers

- Glue gun

- Volt meter

- Bag inflator (supplied with the machine)

- Pliers

- Wire stripper

- Hook and loop (Valcro) stripes

- Plastic wire ties

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14. Step by step setup and maintenance instructions

HOW TO ACCESS QUICKLY RESETABLE (P01)
AND NOT RESETABLE (P02) MONEY COUNTERS

P01 and P02 counters can be checked (at the same time) without going
into service program, by pressing switch SW1 ↑. The SW1 switch is
located in the lower left part of the main board, right above ribbon cable
connecting main board with side power supply (small board). The
displayed numbers will appear for 30 seconds. During that time counter
P01 can be reset by pressing and holding switch SW1 for 3 seconds (after
resetting machine will switch to regular work mode).

HOW TO ACCESS QUICKLY RESETABLE (P01)
MONEY COUNTER (without opening the machine):

P01 counter can be displayed without using service functions or opening
the back doors by pressing and holding START and GAME (SELECT)
buttons in the same time for 5 seconds. The P01 counter will be appear for
15 seconds.

HOW TO TEST COIN OR BILL ACCEPTOR

The test of bill and coin acceptor can be done without changing the
meter reading by pressing and holding START and GAME
(SELECT) buttons in the same time for 5 seconds. On the main

SW1

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display P01 will appear. At that time bills and coins can be inserted
for a test. After inserting every single coin (bill) testing time will be
extend for another 15 seconds. If the testing mode is not used for 15
seconds, machine will switch to regular working mode.

HOW TO SET-UP PRICE OF THE GAME PLAY.

Enter the settings mode by powering up the machine and switching
DIP switch #1 to ON position.

The main display should now indicate the settings mode with ‘P 1’
as shown.

DIP switch #1

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Press the SW1 button repeatedly on the main board until the main
display reads ‘P 4’. If you get too far on this menu you can always
get back with the SW2 button.

Now you can modify the setting to set-up the price of the game play
( If one game credit is to cost $1 the setting would then be 4 -1,
meaning that 4 quarters equals one punch). There is one number
you must set here and this is done by the machine’s START button
in the front. After you are done the display should look like the
following picture if you chose these settings.

To leave the settings mode simply turn the DIP switch #1 to off
(left) position.
The machine should reset and be ready to go.

SW1

SW2

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HOW TO SET UP BONUS POINTS

Enter the settings mode by powering up the machine and switching
DIP switch #1 to ON position.

The main display should now indicate the settings mode with ‘P 1’
as shown.

Press the SW1 button repeatedly on the main board until the main
display reads ‘P 5’. If you get too far on this menu you can always
get back with the SW2 button.

DIP switch #1

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This setting corresponds to the number of credits given when a set
dollar amount is put in the machine. For example: you want to set 8
credits (punches) for $5 (5*4=20 quarters), you should adjust this
setting to indicate 20-8 as shown.

The values can be set using START and GAME buttons. As
shown, START sets the left value and GAME sets the right value.
Repeat the procedure for ‘P 6’ but remember to set the bonus for a
larger amount of money then in ‘P 5’. Example could be for $10, 20
credits (10*4=40, so the setting is 40-20). If you get too far while
increasing these values you must continue going up to 100 before
you again end up at single 0.
To leave the settings mode simply turn the DIP switch #1 to off
(left) position. The machine should reset and be ready to go.

SW1

SW2

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HOW TO SET UP ‘WHEEL OF FUN’ FUNCTION

Enter the settings mode by powering up the machine and switching
DIP switch #1 to ON position.

The main display should now indicate the settings mode with ‘P 1’
as shown.

Press the SW1 button repeatedly on the main board until the main
display reads ‘P 23’. If you get too far on this menu you can
always get back with the SW2 button.

DIP swit

ch #1

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The single digit number on the lower right display is the ‘Wheel of
Fun’ mode. To enable this function set this number to ‘1’ by
pressing the START button. If the machine is not equipped with this
wheel then this setting should remain ‘0’. The picture below
illustrates the enabled mode for the wheel of fun.

Another important setting for the wheel of fun is the frequency of
winning prizes. There are three levels of prizes the player can win
with this wheel. They correspond to number 1, 2, and 3 on the wheel
as pictured below. The frequency of stopping on one of these places
can be adjusted with the following procedure.

SW1

SW2

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After you set menu item ‘P23’ as described above go up to ‘P24’.
This is for setting the frequency of winning prize #1. Here you must
set the value (number of quarters) that the machine must collect
before unlocking the first prize. This value is set using the START
and GAME buttons. For example let’s adjust this setting for $100 or
400 quarters. The display should look like the following picture.

Similarly, you must set the
frequency of winning for prizes

1 2

3

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2 and 3. These are menu items ‘P25’ and ‘P26’. If we set these for
$50 and $25 the display should show the following. Always
remember that the values in these settings are in quarters.

To leave the settings mode simply
turn the DIP switch #1 to off (left)
position. The machine should
reset and be ready to go.

HOW TO SET UP MAGIC
NUMBER

The magic number can be any 3 digit combination. The magic
number as well as the frequency of hitting that number must be set.
Enter the settings mode by powering up the machine and switching
DIP switch #1 to ON position.

The main display should now indicate the settings mode with ‘P 1’
as shown.

DIP switch #1

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Press the SW1 button repeatedly on the main board until the main
display reads ‘P43’. If you get too far on this menu you can always
get back with the SW2 button.

Use the START and GAME buttons to adjust the value of the
magic number as desired. Press the SW2 button to get to setting
‘P42’, which is the minimum amount of credits collected by the
machine to unlock the possibility of hitting that number. Here again
use the same buttons to adjust the value. Remember that this value
is counted in quarters. In this example the machine collects $100
before unlocking the magic number (400 quarters = $100). It
becomes possible then for the player to hit the bag and get a score of
‘777’. The two pictures illustrate the magic number setting for this
case.

SW1

SW2

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To leave the settings mode simply turn the DIP switch #1 to off
(left) position. The machine should reset and be ready to go.

HOW TO RESET HIGH SCORES MANUALLY

If you feel the score on the game reached an unbeatable number you
can reset this score to the default value (see setting P30). Enter the
reset mode by powering up the machine and switching DIP switch
#4 to ON position.

DIP switch #

4

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You will not see any changes on the display and the game will
remain in playable mode. This is why it is important to remember to
switch the machine back from this mode when done resetting. Next,
press and hold the START button on the machine for about 10
seconds. When the score resets on the main display then release the

START button and put DIP switch #4 back to OFF position.

HOW TO RESET HIGH SCORES
AUTOMATICALLY

If you want the machine to automatically reset the highest score (of
Power Mode) so that it does not get too high, follow the instructions
below. The highest score will be reset to the value programmed in
setting P30 (see setting P30).
Enter the settings mode by powering up the machine and switching
DIP switch #1 (on the main board) to ON position.

The main display should now indicate the settings mode with ‘P 1’
as shown.

DIP switch #1

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Press the SW1 button repeatedly on the main board until the main
display reads ‘P86’. If you get too far on this menu you can always
get back with the SW2 button.
Using START button on the front of the machine set number of
hours (counted from the last resetting) after which the highest score
should be reset automatically, eg. set 120.

Then press the SW1 button once - the main display should read
‘P87’. Using START button on the front of the machine set number
of minutes (counted when machine is in idle state after the time set
in P86 above has already passed) after which the highest score will
be reset, eg. 15.

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SUMMARY: With above settings the machine will count 120 hours
from the last resetting (either manual or automatic), and then, if
machine is in idle state for more than 15 minutes the highest score
will be reset.

HOW TO ERASE CREDITS

Erasing the game’s credits can be done with the following
procedure. Enter the settings mode by powering up the machine and
switching DIP switch #1 to ON position.

The main display should now indicate the settings mode with ‘P 1’
as shown.

DIP switch #1

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Press the SW1 button repeatedly on the main board until the main
display reads ‘P20’. If you get too far on this menu you can always
get back with the SW2 button.

Press the START button located in the front of the game. When
finished don’t forget to set DIP switch #1 back to OFF position.

HOW TO CHANGE THE PUNCHING BAG

Changing the punching bag is required in some cases. Lower the
bag arm as in the play mode and ready to punch. Take off the front
guard and unscrew the top nut using 19 mm wrench (use wrench
with a ratchet). This will release the bag assembly.

SW1

SW2

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To install a new bag first make sure that the tension nut is taken off
and the second nut is screwed all the way on the bolt. Otherwise the
second bolt will prevent the bag from properly tightening of the
assembly. Insert the bag in its place, replace the tension nut and
tighten it until the bag cannot be twisted by manual tests. To test this
grab the bag in your arm and simply use your body’s weight to try
to twist the bag on the bolt’s axis.

Tension nut

Counter lock nut

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If it is secured tight enough, then finish by unscrewing the second
nut until it tightens on the metal arm.

HOW TO RELEASE THE PUNCHING BAG
MANUALLY

Sometimes it is necessary to release the punching bag when the
machine has no power. This can still be done manually. You must
reach over the bag and find the mechanical hammer holding the
entire arm in position. Then using your thumb press the hammer
which is under compression by a spring behind it and the bag should
be free to come down.

HOW TO CHANGE THE FUSE IN THE MAIN
SWITCH

Locate the power cord connection on the back of the machine. The
fuse can be found hidden between the power cord socket and the
main ON/OFF switch. In order to replace it use a flat screwdriver to
pry open the fuse holder and pull it out.

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HOW TO CHECK THE SOLENOID

Proper operation of the solenoid can be verified by releasing the
punching bag electronically. This can be done by pushing a release
button located on the side power supply (not the main board).
Power up the machine and press this button. If the bag is released
the solenoid is working.

If the bag does not come down there may be a problem with the
solenoid. Remove the two solenoid wires connected to the power
supply circuit board. Unscrew the two terminals and pull these wires
out.

Solenoid Release Button

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Check resistance on these two terminals with a multi-meter. The
resistance should be very low around 0.5 Ω. If your meter shows
overload or infinite resistance the solenoid coil may be damaged. In
that case replacing the solenoid is necessary.

The solenoid can be evaluated in another way if for example you do
not have a multi-meter handy. This also involves unscrewing the
two terminals and pulling out the two wires. Instead of measuring
the resistance as described above make a temporary connection with
direct 12 V supply by touching the two wires onto the input voltage
terminal as shown in the picture below.

Solenoid Wires

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MAIN BOARD SETTINGS

P1

P31

P61

P2

P32

P62

P3

P33

P63

P4

P34

P64

P5

P35

P65

P6

P36

P66

P7

P37

P67

P8

P38

P68

P9

P39

P69

P10

P40

P70

P11

P41

P71

P12

P42

P72

P13

P43

P73

P14

P44

P74

P15

P45

P75

P16

P46

P76

P17

P47

P77

P18

P48

P78

P19

P49

P79

P20

P50

P80

P21

P51

P81

P22

P52

P82

P23

P53

P83

P24

P54

P84

P25

P55

P85

P26

P56

P86

P27

P57

P87

P28

P58

P88

P29

P59

P89

P30

P60

P90

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MAINTENANCE LOG

Date of
Service

Punching bag

condition

Punching bag

pressure

Arm protector

condition

Arm protector

position

Legibility of

disclaimer

Legibility of

instruction

Level of

machine

Grease on

mechanism

Bulbs

Buttons

Bill and coin

validators

Safe
condition
(Yes/No)

SERIAL NO

If not working

or condition

not safe for

use what was

replaced

Comments

Signature