• Installation • Operations • Adjustments • Par t s I nformation • Wiring • Troubleshooting •
The manufacturer intends that this game is to be operated for amusement purposes only and not in contravention of
any federal, state or local law or regulation of the United States or any foreign country governing gaming devices. All
operators of this game are 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
operator’s specific jurisdiction. It is the operator’s responsibility to determine whether adjustments are necessary
and, if they are, to make the appropriate adjustments prior to operating the amusement game.
MIDWAY AMUSEMENT GAMES, LLC.
3401 North California Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60618-5899 USA
http://www.midway.com
How to adjust the volume of your Touchmaster® VGM:
SYSTEM SETUP
VER : X.XX XXXXX XX/XX/XX
GAME-COIN
SETUP
DISPLAY
AUDITS
HIGH
SCORES
LOCATION
SETUP
V
O
L
U
M
E
DIAGNOSTIC
+
EXIT
-
CASH DOOR
SETUP BUTTON
OPERATOR
MESSAGE
ENGLISH ESPANOL
FREEPLAY
FREE
CREDIT
Illustration A. Setup Button Location Illustration B. SYSTEM SETUP screen
1.
Remove cash door and hit SETUP button. (See Illust. A.)
2.
Touch + or – button to adjust volume level. When done, touch EXIT button. (See Illust. B.)
3.
Replace cash door. (See Illust. A.)
How to customize your Touchmaster® VGM name:
1.
Remove cash door and hit SETUP button. (See Illust. A.)
2.
Touch LOCATION SETUP button on screen. (See Illust. B.)
LOCATION SETUP
YOUR CUSTOMIZED NAME
LOCATION
NAME
TOUCH KEY
SETUP
SERIAL NO
SETUP
CLEAR SPACE DELETE SHIFT
ENTER LOCATION NAME
_________________________
RETURN
Í
Î
UR CUSTOMIZED NAME ROLLS BY YOUR
SPEED
MED
RETURN
0
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
A B C D E F G H I J K
N O P Q R S T U V W X
L M
Y Z
Illustration C. LOCATION SETUP screen Illustration D. ENTER LOCATION 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 in SYSTEM SETUP screen. (See Illust. B.)
7.
Replace cash door. (See Illust. A.)
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T
OUCHMASTER
CONVERSION
CHAPTER
1
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ETUP
S
NOTICE:
Amusement Games, LLC reserves the right to im prove equipment function, design, or
components as progress in engineering or manufacturing methods may warrant. Field
installed upgrade kits may also change the operating sequence or functions.
Information in this manual is subject to change without notice. Midway
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
The following instructions apply to operators and service personnel. Read these instructions before
preparing your Video Game Machine (VGM) for play. Other safety instructions appear throughout this
manual.
DEFINITIONS OF SAFETY TERMS
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
CAUTION also alerts you about unsafe practices.
NOTICE
the VGM equipment.
indicates an imminent hazard. Failing to avoid this hazard WILL cause death or serious injury.
indicates a potential hazard. Failing to avoid this hazard COULD cause death or serious injury.
indicates a potential hazard. Failing to avoid this hazard MAY cause minor or moderate injury.
indicates information of special importance. Observing notices may prevent you from damaging
WARNING: DO NOT SUBSTITUTE PARTS.
modifications could cause serious injury or equipment damage! Use only Midway
authorized parts.
For safety and reliability, do not substitute parts or modif y Midway products. Substitute
parts or modifications may void EMC directive or FCC type acceptance.
WARNING: DISCONNECT POWER.
cord before attem pting service or adjustm ents. Installing or repairing board assem blies
while the power is on can cause inj ury, damage com ponents, and void the warranty. Be
sure that you securely install ground wires.
WARNING: GROUND VGM.
have inspected and properly grounded it. Only plug this VGM into a grounded, three- wire
outlet. Do not use a “cheater” plug, or cut off the ground pin on the line cord.
WARNING: GROUND SELF.
yourself frequently by touching the metal chain lug on the rear of the cabinet to discharge
static electricity from your body.
CAUTION: INSPECT SALVAGED PARTS.
from an existing VGM. Salvaged parts must operate perf ectly for the converted VGM to
perform properly and safely. Before attempting conversion, repair circuit board
malfunctions and cabinet damage.
Use of inferior parts or VGM
Always turn AC power off and unplug the line
Avoid electrical shock! Do not plug in a VGM until you
Wear a grounding strap during installation. Ground
Kit completion requires salvaging parts
CAUTION: PROPERLY ATTACH ALL CONNECTORS.
CPU Board Assem bly are properly connected. If the connectors do not slip on easily, do
not force them . A r eversed c onnector m ay damage your VGM and void the warranty. All
wiring harness connectors are keyed to fit specific header pins on the Board Assembly.
Make sure connectors on the
EPILEPSY WARNING
A very small portion of the population has a condition which may cause them to experience epileptic
seizures or have momentary loss of consciousness when viewing certain kinds of flashing lights or
patterns that are commonly present in our daily environment. These persons may experience seizures
while watching some kinds of television pictures or playing certain video games. People who have not had
any previous seizures may nonetheless have an undetected epileptic condition.
If you or anyone in your family has experienced symptoms linked to an epileptic condition (e.g. seizure or
loss of awareness), 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 any of the following symptoms: dizziness, altered vision, eye or muscle twitching, involuntary
movements, loss of awareness, disorientation, or convolutions,
your physician.
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discontinue use immediately
and consult
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
VGM Characteristics
Player Variables
Choice of Several Different Games
1 or 2 players per game
High Score Recognition, Difficulty
Operator Variables
Coinage, Difficulty,
Graphics, Statistics
Audits, Time, Volume
Diagnostics
Automatic Power-Up Self-Test
Manual Multi-Level Menu System
Touchscreen Calibration
MAINTENANCE
This VGM uses the same surface for video display and player controls. Because players use their fingers,
the entire screen and cabinet will quickly become covered with fingerprints. We recommend that you clean
the VGM frequently to ensure maximum customer interest.
NOTICE: AVOID ABRASIVE CHEMICALS.
bleach, lemon, vinegar, trisodium phosphate (tsp), or any abrasive ingredients. These
products can damage the surface of the touchscreen and degrade VGM performance.
Do not use products with ammonia,
♦
Glass surfaces
You may clean glass while power is on. Do not use ammonia or chlorine. Apply a mild glass cleaner to
a clean cloth or sponge, then use this to wipe screen. Do not apply the cleaner directly on the glass!
Liquids could drip down into the touchscreen circuits and cause erratic operation.
♦
Calibration
Calibrate the screen each time you clean the VGM. Use the Calibration Test steps to determine if
recalibration is required (refer to Calibration in this section).
NOTICE:
authorizes, condones, or is in any way associated with tournaments using any
Touchmaster
Neither Midway Amusement Games, LLC nor its affiliates sponsors,
®
games.
CONVERSION PROCEDURE
Pictoral presentation for experienced installers. Detailed instructions immediately follow.
Touchmaster® Conversion Kit Setup - 3
Inspection
Unpack the materials from the carton and inspect for obvious signs of damage. Use the checklist to be
sure the kit is complete. You must supply the remainder of the materials required for this conversion.
Part Number Item
[ ]
A-23380-33
[ ]
A-23381
[ ]
RM-42-01
[ ]
RM-43-01
[ ]
H-23368
[ ]
H-23379
[ ]
04-12821-1
[ ]
31-3443
[ ]
31-3444
[ ]
31-3445
[ ]
31-3458
[ ]
31-3627
[ ]
16-10089.1
[ ]
4406-01128-00
[ ]
16-80020-101
[ ]
4008-01003-05
Touchmaster
Touchscreen control module (Converts processing signal) 1
2” square of hook fastener (To fasten controller to cabinet) 1
2” square of loop fastener (To fasten controller to cabinet) 1
Wiring Harness (Connects CPU Board Assembly to speaker, video,
etc.)
Adapter Cable (Mates 15-pin to 9-pin connector, if used for cash door.) 1
Marquee Retainer with magnet fasteners. 1
Cabinet Decal-Left side (Covers existing VGM markings) 1
Cabinet Decal-Right side (Covers existing VGM markings) 1
Cabinet Decal-Front-wide (Covers wide VGM markings) 1
Cabinet Decal-Front-narrow (Covers narrow VGM markings) 1
Marquee artwork 1
Label-Epilepsy Warning (Affix to VGM front beneath monitor bevel) 1
6/32” KEPS nut (Affixes ground cable to bracket) 1
Touchmaster Conversion Kit Manual (This publication) 1
6/32” Machine Screw (Fastens CPU Board Assembly to metal plate) 6
NOTICE
standard Touchmaster
have different part numbers. The incorrect assembly will cause sync and touchscreen
calibration errors.
The conversion kit CPU Board Assembly is not interchangable with the
®
CPU Board Assembly (processor and VGM electronics) 1
®
CPU Board Assembly. The assemblies look very similar, but
Quantity
1
TOOLS REQUIRED FOR CONVERSION
Philips head screwdriver, flat head screwdriver, safety utility knife, 5/16 nut driver or socket wrench.
Setup - 4 Midway Amusement Games, LLC
TOUCHMASTER® CONVERSION KIT PACKAGING
ADAPTER
GAME ELECTRONICS
TOUCHSCREE
CONTROLLER
FASTENERS
ENVELOPE CONTANING:
MANUAL, SMALL DECALS,
AND MARQUEE DECAL
MARQUEE RETAINER
HARNESS
CARTON
SIDE DECALS
Touchmaster® Conversion Kit Setup - 5
Verify operation of original VGM.
1
REAR
LOCKS
(some
models
CASH DOOR
LOCK
Vacuum loose dust from fan area. Unplug line
cord. Unlock cash door.
have only
one.)
2
COIN
METER
SETUP
BUTTON
CALIBRATE
BUTTON
CASH DOOR
CASH DOOR
CONNECTOR
Remove cash door to reveal coin meter, SETUP,
and CALIBRATE buttons. Note meter count.
Reinstall cash door.
3
CHAIN
LUG
CIRCUIT
POWER
BREAKER
SWITCH
Plug in line cord. Turn on AC power.
5
0 2 9 6 5 6
CALIBRATE SETUP
Note change
from before.
4
E
T
R
Y
R
B
Y
T
E
I
T
Y
B
L
R
I
E
L
B
I
L
9
9
9
9
1
9
9
1
1
99
9
CASH DOOR
Insert coins to play games. Verify operation and
record number of coins used. Remove cash
door to confirm meter has advanced once for
each coin.
CONTROLLER
6
FASTENERS
ADAPTER
MARQUEE
HARNESS
SIDE DECALS
9
9
9
1
Y
T
R
E
B
I
L
BOARD ASSEMBLY
AND DECALS
Press CALIBRATE button and follow
instructions on screen. Touch EXIT TEST on
screen. Press SETUP button, then the TEST
MANUAL
SCREEN button on screen. Line up crosshair
with cross. Then hit EXIT TEST on screen.
Turn off AC power and unplug line cord. Install
cash door. Unpack parts. Inspect for damage.
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Remove original VGM electronics.
1
TOUCHSCREEN
CONNECTOR CABLE
TOUCHSCREEN
CONTROLLER
You may have one or
both of these connectors.
CABLE
Open cabinet door. Disconnect touch screen
connector and/or touch screen controller cable
connector, depending on model.
TYPICAL
POWER
SUPPLY
DC Volt.
2
COIN
FAN
SPEAKER
COIN LOCKOUT
Disconnect: 9- or 15-pin coin mechanism cable,
2-pin DC fan connector (some models do not
have one), 2-pin speaker connector, coin
lockout connector (if applicable).
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FRONT
POSSIBLE
VIDEO
CONNECTOR
ORIENTATIONS
OR
UNIT
OF
Leave AC
SURGE
PROTECTOR
(not on all
models)
attached.
Detach all DC wires that lead to CPU Board
Assembly. Verify power supply connections.
5
CPU
BOARD
ASSEMBLY
Remove existing CPU Board Assembly with
original wiring attached.
and FG
wires
REAR
OF
UNIT
RED
WIRE
Locate video connector on monitor board. Record
orientation of red wire into this connector (toward
front or toward rear) and detach connector.
6
TOUCHSCREEN
CONNECTOR
CABLE
TOUCHSCREEN
CONTROLLER
Disconnect and remove touchscreen controller.
Remove any key plugs in connector cable
sockets. Leave cable in unit. Retain mounting
hardware (nuts or hook-and-loop fastener).
Touchmaster® Conversion Kit Setup - 7
Install conversion VGM electronics.
1
UNKEYED BLACK
CONNECTOR
Snugly attach, but do not force wiring harness
connectors into new board assembly. On the
unkeyed black connector, tabs should face in
toward the board assembly.
HEAT SINK
MASTER VOLUME
CONTROL
2
HOOK & LOOP
BULKHEAD
CORD
TOUCHSCREEN
HOOK & LOOP
CONTROLLER
Attach touchscreen connector to controller.
Mount controller on bolts or with hook and loop
fastener so LED faces rear or right of VGM.
Attach any ground lugs to mounting bolt. Stow
excess cable between metal walls.
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VIDEO
RED &
YELLOW
WIRE
ADAPTER
FAN
COIN
SPEAKER
COIN
LOCKOUT
TOUCHSCREEN
CONTROLLER CABLE
Orient board assembly with heat sink to front left
of VGM. Point volume control to front of VGM.
Slide CPU Board Assembly into cabinet. Attach
touchscreen controller cable to board.
5
(black)
(green/yellow)
TYPICAL POWER SUPPLY
H
+5V 12A
GND
(not used)
GND
-5V 1A
+12V 2A
FG
(red)
(green from touch controller)
(black or green)
(orange)
(orange from touch controller)
Attach DC power wires to power supply.
Attach touch controller wires to +12 and GND.
Stow wiring and cables in front of security bar.
Verify power supply connections.
Attach 6-pin connector to video board. Orient
yellow/red wire as red one was before. Attach:
fan, speaker, coin, and coin lockout (if applicable)
connectors. Use 9-pin adapter if needed.
6
MARQUEE RETAINER
MARQUEE
DECAL
LEFT SIDE
DECAL
FRONT PANEL
DECAL
Plug in VGM and turn on power. Calibrate and
test. Remove artwork. Align side decals with top
of cabinet. Apply decals trim to fit. Cut keyhole.
Apply correct sized front decal. Add marquee.
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DETAILED INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
Verify Original Equipment Operation
INSPECT PARTS
1.
FLATTEN DECALS
2.
or magazines on them until the weight flattens them sufficiently for use.
CHECK CABINET
3.
VERIFY OPERATION
4.
startup. If the system starts without errors and enters the Attract mode it is considered functional.
5. Turn off power and unplug the VGM from the outlet.
CLEAN
6.
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, CALIBRATE button, and SETUP button at rear of the coin vault.
Unpack the conversion kit and verify that nothing was damaged in shipping.
Unfold the side panel decals. Stack large, heavy items like newspapers, books,
Inspect VGM cabinet for damage. Repair before proceeding.
Plug in VGM and switch on AC power. A single beep should be audible during
FAN
COIN METER
SETUP BUTTON
CALIBRATE BUTTON
SPEAKER
CASH DOOR
CONNECTOR
CASH DOOR
9.
METER
CUTAWAY OF CASH VAULT WITH CASH DOOR REMOVED
Record the existing coin meter count and replace cash door tight with connections in rear.
10. Plug in line cord and turn on AC power.
CURRENCY
11.
Insert coins and play games to verify operation. Record number of coins used.
12. Remove the cash door and confirm that coin meter has advanced for each coin inserted.
ORIGINAL MANUFACTURER’S CALIBRATION
13.
Press the CALIBRATE button to perfor m original
manufacturer’s adjustment. If the touchscreen does not calibrate correctly, repair or replace it.
Touchmaster® Conversion Kit Setup - 9
CALIBRATION SCREEN
TOUCH CENTER OF CIRCLE
CALIBRATION SCREEN
TOUCH CENTER OF CIRCLE
FIRST CALIBRATION SCREEN SECOND CALIBRATION SCREEN
14. The f irst c alibration dot appears in the upper r ight-hand corner of the screen. T ouch the center of this
circle with your finger. Finger position will be verified by an audible tone.
15. The sec ond calibration dot appears in the lower left-hand corner of the screen. Touch the center of
this circle with your finger. The VGM enters the Test Screen mode accompanied by an audible tone.
16. Touch the s creen and note that the crosshair centers beneath your fingertip. Touch all four corner s
and the entire bottom edge of the touchscreen. Touch the EXIT TEST button on the screen when
done.
17.
TRACKING TEST
18. A cross will appear in the center of the test screen. Touch the center of the cross and observe that the
crosshair centers on the cross. The crosshair will follow your finger as you move it across the screen.
Press the SETUP button. Touch the TEST SCREEN button on the screen.
EXIT
TRACKING TEST SCREEN
19. Touch the EXIT button on the screen.
If the 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
general direction and distance, from the dot to where the crosshair was off center.
Example: If the crosshair appears slightly below where you touched the screen, place your finger just
below the calibration dot. If the crosshair appears slightly above and to the right of where you touched
the screen, place your finger just above and to the right of the calibration dot.
Repeat the previous step for the second calibration dot. When the crosshair is centered on your finger
the screen is accurately calibrated. To accurately calibrate the screen, several attempts may be
required to compensate for the individuality of the touchscreen and its mounting on the CRT. Use the
CALIBRATE mode as needed to calibrate the screen as accurately as possible.
NOTICE
repair or replace any defective components before proceeding. The kit electronics will
not make these symptoms go away.
If the existing touchscreen cannot be calibrated correctly, troubleshoot and
Setup - 10 Midway Amusement Games, LLC
REMOVE ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT ELECTRONICS
REAR OF CABINET WITH DOOR OPEN
1. Unplug VGM. Insert key or keys into rear lock or locks and turn clockwise to unlock. Open cabinet
door.
DANGER: HIGH VOLTAGE
periods of time af ter power has been turned off. This is espec ially true when a defective
circuit prevents a normal discharge. Connect a very well insulated ground strap to the
metal chassis. Slide the f ree end of the strap under the CRT anode cap until c ontact is
made. Wait two minutes for charge recovery, then discharge the anode a second time.
DANGER: RADIATION
generate X-rays under fault conditions. Do not substitute high voltage components or
modify the circuit without fa ctory authorization. Follow the manufacturer’s directions for
measuring and adjusting the CRT anode voltage.
2.
GROUND WIRE
3. Locate each of the original equipment manufacturer’s cable and wire connections prior to
disconnecting them from the VGM electronics.
4.
TOUCHSCREEN
CPU Board Assembly at J5, disconnect it from the CPU Board Assembly. If a separate touchscreen
controller connector cable is also present, disconnect it (a D-subminiature connector) from the CPU
Board Assembly. You may have either or both connectors.
Remove ground wire, if present.
If the touchscreen connector cable (a rectangular connector) is connected to the
CRTs and their power supplies can retain energy for long
The high voltages used in the video monitor assembly can
5.
CONTROLLER
cable from the controller, if present. Leave the cable inside the cabinet and retain mounting hardware.
Touchmaster® Conversion Kit Setup - 11
Remove the touchscreen controller from the VGM. Detach touchscreen connector
POLARIZING
KEY
TOUCHSCREEN
CONNECTOR
CABLE
REMOVAL OF POLARIZING KEY
KEY REMOVAL
6.
any keys with a sharp tool.
CONTROL
7.
FAN
8.
SPEAKER
9.
COIN LOCKOUT
10.
VIDEO
11.
Disconnect the 2-pin fan connector. Some models use an AC fan; no disconnection is needed.
Locate the video connector where it attaches to the monitor board. Record the orientation of
the red wire, either toward the front or toward the rear of the cabinet. Detach the connector.
POWER
12.
Loosen, but do not remove, the top six screws on the power supply terminal strip by turning
one full turn with a screwdriver. Do not loosen the bottom two (AC) screws.
Inspect the sockets of the touchscreen connector cable for polarizing key. Remove
Disconnect the 15-pin (or 9-pin, depending on your model) coin and control connector.
Disconnect the 2-pin speaker connector.
If your VGM has a coin lockout connector, disconnect it.
13. Remove the DC wires from +5, GND, -5, and +12 terminals. Leave the AC wires connected. If you
must disconnect a green and yellow striped AC connector to reach another connector, replace it.
REMOVAL OF DC WIRES FROM TYPICAL POWER SUPPLY
14. This is a typical view of the power supply connections. Verify the connections on your power supply.
CPU BOARD ASSEMBLY
15.
Slide the CPU board Assembly out of the cabinet with original wiring
attached. Make sure not to snag any hanging cables or wires. Store the CPU Board Assembly in an
anti-static bag.
WARNING: DO NOT SUBSTITUTE PARTS
Using inferior parts or modif ying a VGM
could cause serious injury or equipment damage! Use only Midway authorized parts.
For safety and reliability, do not substitute parts or modif y Midway products. Substitute
parts or modifications may void EMC directive or FCC type acceptance.
Setup - 12 Midway Amusement Games, LLC
INSTALL GAME ELECTRONICS
1.
ORIENT ELECTRONICS
heat sink is near the video monitor. The heat sink should be toward the front left side of the cabinet,
opposite cash door.
2.
ADJUST VOLUME
the heat sink. Use a screwdriver to point the arrow toward the front of the cabinet.
Place the Touchmaster® CPU Board Assembly behind the cabinet so the
Set the master volume control to its middle position. The potentiometer is near
HEAT SINK
VOLUME
CONTROL
COMPONENTS ON CPU BOARD ASSEMBLY
3.
INSTALL WIRING HARNESS
Attach the keyed connectors to the CPU Board Assembly.
CAUTION: UNKEYED CONNECTOR
and can accidentally be reversed on the CPU Board Assembly. Make sure that when you
attach the connector, its tabs face inward toward the center of the board.
The black connector on the harness is unk eyed
BLACK
CONNECTOR
HARNESS INSTALLATION
Touchmaster® Conversion Kit Setup - 13
TOUCHSCREEN
4.
MOUNTING
5.
Connect the touchscreen controller connector to the bottom of the new controller.
Orient the new controller in the same position as the previous controller so that the LED
faces the rear of the cabinet. If the controller is mounted on the rear bracket, the LED should face to
the right of the cabinet. If no controller existed before, install the hook and loop fastener material
included with the kit. Be certain that the controller position will not interfere with other components or
the closed cabinet door.
GROUND WIRE
6.
If there was an existing ground wire, attach it to the threaded stud on the metal
plate. A nut is supplied with the kit hardware just for this purpose.
REAR DOOR
PC BOARD ASSEMBLY
METAL PLATE
THREADED STUD
TOUCHSCREEN
CONTROLLER CABLE
SECURITY BAR
WIRING HARNESS
TOUCHSCREEN
CONTROLLER
TYPICAL REAR CABINET VIEW
INSERT VGM ELECTRONICS
7.
The 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
need to lock the cabinet door with the security bar later. Ensure you have clearance by
keeping all cables beneath and in front of the security bar.
FAN
8.
SPEAKER
9.
COIN
10.
pin connector, use the 9-to-15 pin connector to mate it with the 15-pin connector. Reconnect the coin
lockout connector, if applicable.
Attach the 2-pin fan connector if you disconnected it previously.
Attach the 2-pin speaker connector.
Attach the 15-pin coin mechanism cable connector. If your VGM’s coin mechanism has a 9-
. You will
POWER
11.
Install the harness to the power supply terminal strip at the following screws:
+5V (red wire)
GND (black wire)
GND (black wire and green wire with yellow stripe)
+12V (orange wire)
FG (green wire with yellow stripe) should already be connected.
The –5V terminal is not used. The AC wires remain connected from the original equipment.
12. Attach touchscreen controller power wires at the GND screw (green) and the +12V screw (orange)
Setup - 14 Midway Amusement Games, LLC
H
(red)
(black)
+5V
GND
(green from touch controller)
(black/green)
GND
(not used)
(green/yellow)
-5V 1A
+12V
(orange)
FG
(orange from touch controller)
AC 115V
95V~135VAC
190V~260VAC
INSIDE CHANGE
47Hz~63Hz
TYPICAL POWER SUPPLY CONNECTIONS
ATTACH
13.
CONTROLLER
14.
Secure, but do not overtighten, the top six screws on the power supply terminal strip.
Attach Touchscreen Controller Connector to the socket on the CPU Board
Assembly. Do not overtighten connector screws.
VIDEO
15.
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.
GROUND WIRE
16.
HARNESS ROUTING
17.
Reconnect any additional ground wires removed during disassembly.
Stow wiring in front of the security bar. Ensure that wires are clear of fan. Tie
wrap extra Touchscreen Controller Cable and store in between the cabinet bulkhead and outside
metal wall on the left. Failure to do so may cause difficulty calibrating touchscreen.
BULKHEAD
HOOK & LOOP
HOOK & LOOP
OUTSIDE
METAL
WALL
TOUCHSCREEN
CONTROLLER CORD
TOUCHSCREEN
CONTROLLER
TYPICAL TOUCHSCREEN MOUNTING AND CABLE STOWAGE
Touchmaster® Conversion Kit Setup - 15
VERIFY NEW EQUIPMENT OPERATION
1.
START UP
After the Touchmaster
2.
ADJUST MONITOR
3.
CALIBRATE
Plug in the VGM and turn on power. The CPU Board Assembly LEDs should illuminate.
®
logo and game version appear on screen, close the cabinet door.
Correct size and position of on-screen video if needed.
Perform a touchscreen calibration. This sets the new values into the game memory.
RETURN
CONTROLLER VERSION
The screen
registers it
here.
Your
finger is
here.
INCORRECT TOUCHSCREEN ORIENTATION
4. In the calibration test, a vertical and horizontal line should cross beneath your finger. If the
touchscreen is inverted (that is, touching the screen in the lower left corner causes a reaction in the
upper right corner) your original equipment was inverted. You can correct this by following the
procedure on the next page. If you do not have an inversion problem, skip to the last page of this
chapter.
Setup - 16 Midway Amusement Games, LLC
INVERTING TOUCHSCREEN SIGNALS
B
W
1. Turn off AC power and unplug the line cord.
2. Open the cabinet door.
3. Locate the P2 connector on
the CPU Board Assembly (at
the J6 designation) and
remove the connector from
the socket.
4. Using your fingers, pry off
the plastic strain relief cap.
Set the cap aside in a safe
place.
P2 CONNECTOR
HEAT SINK
FRONT OF
CABINET
CONNECTOR P2 ON CPU BOARD ASSEMBLY
REMOVAL OF CONNECTOR CAP
5. Remove the first wire (it will
be blue with a white stripe).
Replace the cap and close it
LUE AND
HITE WI RE
tightly.
REMOVAL OF BLUE AND WHITE WIRE
6. Insulate the blue, white-striped wire and secure it to the harness.
7. Reattach connector P2 to the CPU Board Assembly at J6.
8. Replace the electronics into the cabinet.
9. Close the cabinet door. Plug in the line cord. Turn ON the AC power.
10. Recalibrate the VGM.
FIRST WIRE
Touchmaster® Conversion Kit Setup - 17
DECALS
1. Remove existing decals or artwork. Clean off all glue residue. Turn off AC power and unplug line cord.
2. Locate side panel cabinet artwork. The decals should be larger than the panels. One at a time, peel
off the backing and line up the artwork with the top of the left and the right panels of the cabinet. Use
care to avoid wrinkles. Moving outward from the center of the artwork, smooth down and squeeze out
any air bubbles. Cut decals with a utility knife to fit the panels exactly. Decal can wrap slightly over
edge onto trim area, if necessary.
LOCATION OF DECALS
3.
KEYHOLE
4. Select the front panel decal whose size is appropriate to your cabinet model. Center this piece on front
of cash door beneath currency acceptor and apply as in previous step.
5.
LABEL
underneath the monitor bezel.
6.
CURRENCY
7. Remove the cash door and confirm that coin meter has advanced for each coin inserted.
8.
OPTIMIZE
9.
MARQUEE
retainer on top of the cabinet. The magnets at the base of the marquee hold it in place.
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If necessary cut a circle in the right side decal to accommodate key insertion.
Locate the epilepsy warning label. Peel off backing and apply to the base of the cabinet just
Insert coins and play games to verify operation. Record number of coins used.
Read the operating instructions and make adjustments to optimize the games.
Fold marquee artwork in half and insert it into the marquee retainer. Place the plastic
T
OUCHMASTER
®
CONVERSION
1
CHAPTER
23
2
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YSTEM
S
NOTICE:
Amusement Games, LLC reserves the right to make improvements in equipment
function, design, or c omponents as progress in engineering or manuf acturing methods
may warrant. Field installed upgrade kits may also change the operating sequence or
functions.
NOTICE:
concerning this game.
Information in this manual is subject to change without notice. Midway
You are responsible for enforcing all local, state, and federal regulations
GAME FEATURES
Touchmaster® has many different gam es. Each game c an accomm odate one or two players. Update the
software frequently to offer players new games, as well as interesting updates to existing games.
You can adjust the charac teristics of each game to suit the prof iciency of the players. Graphics may be
changed to alter the game appearance; the speed of the games may be increased or decreased, etc. This
flexibility increases the entertainment value of these games for frequent players.
Some versions include different games. International games permit play in several widely spoken
languages. Contact your authorized distributor to learn which games are available for your location.
Games are class ified 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
™
Hot Hoops
Touch the player to make him shoot at a moving basket. Surprise objects block shots at random.
PRESTIDIGITATION - Video versions of popular sleight-of hand tricks
™
Shell Shock
Pick the correct item that covers the pea. The shuffle speeds up as your skills improve.
TRADITIONAL - Electronic versions of old favorites
™
Solitaire
Use all the cards in the deck to build up the four suit stacks from ace to king.
MATHEMATICS - Test your ability to add different combinations of numbers
™
Triple Elevens
Assemble three groups of numbers whose total is eleven. How fast can you calculate sums?
LANGUAGE - Display word recognition skills
™
Wordz
Guess the phrase by picking letters to complete each word. Spelling counts, just like in school.
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