Sammy COIN CIRCUS User Manual

OPERATING MANUAL

TM

AMERICAN SAMMY CORPORATION

901 Cambridge Drive
Elk Grove Village, IL 60007
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]

**Patent Pending on certain assemblies**

© 1994 American Sammy Corporation

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. SPECIFICATIONS Page 3

* Power
* Dimensions
* Weight
* Spare parts included

2. MAIN PARTS of MACHINE Page 4-7

* Main cabinet
* Playfield
* Front door
* Ticket door Ass’y
* Coin slot unit
* Cash box

3. INSTALLATION Page 8,9

* Set up machine
* Safety precautions
* Limited warranty
* F.C.C. regulation compliance
* U.L. listed

4. GAME PLAY Page 10

* Game theme & How to play
* Game Player Instructions

5. DIP SW SETTING Page 11,12

* Dip switch table (Showing " factory setting ")
* Location of Dip Switches

6. TEST MODE Page 13-15

* Audits mode
* Adjustment/Test mode

7. PARTS LISTS Page 16-20

8. OTHER Page 21-26

* % Setting advice
* Raising the %
* Lowering the %
* Tip for “skillful” player
* Handling ticket values of 2¢
* Lubrication
* How to adjust coin track
* Game player instruction card
* Score value sticker set
* Electrical wiring diagram

1. SPECIFICATIONS

3

DIMENSIONS

H=55.5”

POWER
DIMENSIONS

* Outside carton measurement: W= 33”, D(L)= 53”, H=60”

WEIGHT

Domestic 120VAC 3 Amps @ 60 Hz

Width : 30” (Approx.)
Depth : 50.5” (Approx.)
Height : 55.5” (Approx.)

330 lbs.

SPARE PARTS
INCLUDED

D=50.5” W=30”

1) Allen wrench 1 pc

2) Score Value Sticker set
for Arm Buterates 1 Set

3) Sticker set for Instruction Card 1 Set

2. MAIN PARTS of MACHINE

4

MAIN CABINET

COIN SLOT
UNIT

TICKET DOOR
ASS’Y

SPEAKER

FRONT DOOR

PLAYFIEL

WINNER
LAMPS UNIT

MARQUEE GLASS

TOP GLASS

INSTRUCTION
CARD & PLEXI

A/C POWER CORD

BONUS WAGON

CAROUSEL

**PATENT PENDING ON THESE

5

FRONT DOOR

a) TEST SW & VOLUME BRACKET

Audit Advance Button
& Audit Clear Button

Used for “TEST MODE”. See pages
13-15.

Sound Volume

Turn clockwise to increase volume.

COIN

b) SIX DIGIT BOARD

During “GAME MODE” the
payout number of ticket(s) is
shown. During “TEST MODE”
the audit data and any contents
of test mode will be shown. See
pages 13-15.

Memo:
You can see the “Six Digit board” from Front Door Side or Ticket
Door Side.

Six Digit Board

6

TICKET DOOR
ASS’Y

TICKET RESUME BUTTON & TICKET CLEAR BUTTON

The two buttons in the ticket door determine how the machine
handles the ticket payout when the machine runs out of tickets. One
button is labeled TICKET RESUME, the other is labeled TICKET
CLEAR.
The first button, -the TICKET RESUME button-, will restart the
ticket dispenser, after it is reloaded, from where it left off when it ran
out.
The second, -the TICKET CLEAR button-, will end the “Out of
Tickets” condition and clear the remaining ticket count.

TICKET SW &
COUNTER BRACKET

7

COIN SLOT

HOW TO OPEN THE TOP GLASS.

Top Glass Bracket

CASH BOX

1) Turn the Key
and Slide up the
Coin slot cover.

2) Using enclosed Allen
wrench remove 2 pcs of

TT-screws to remove Top
Glass Bracket.

HOW TO REMOVE THE CASH BOX.

Key

Coin slot cover

3) Then, slide Top
Glass toward

TT-Screw

Top Glass

Fig-1

View from Fig 1
(Side View of cabinet)

2) Then, grab the

1) Slide to front

handle and pick up.

side.

Cash Box

Note:
This Game does not include a “Cash Box Lock & Key”.
(It has a “Lock Bracket” on Cash Box.)

Front of
Cabinet

8

3. INSTALLATION

SET UP MACHINE

Please take a moment to read the following before
you turn on your new game.

Unpack your game carefully. Be careful of the shipping staples,
they can be sharp. Your game is assembled and will not need
anything done to it. The keys are taped to Game Top Glass.

Open up the Ticket door and remove the other keys. Open all
doors and inspect for shipping damage. Ar e the PC boards in
place? Are the connectors seated? It is a good idea to “RESEAT”
all connectors as they may become loose during shipping.
Carefully walk around your game, and inspect the cabinet for
cracks and separation of the joints. If OK, plug in line cord and turn
game on. Drop in a few coins and play a game. If you have not put
in tickets, the game will say “CALL ATTENDANT-OUT OF
TICKETS,” if you earned tickets that cannot be paid out. The
“TICKET CLEAR” button in the ticket dispenser door will clear this
problem.

Your new game has carefully been percentaged. We suggest you
keep this setting for a few weeks and find out what your ticket
average per coin is. This information is available through the built ­in audit system discussed later in the manual.

(See page 13)

SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS

1) Be sure to turn the power OFF, or unplug the game,
before working on the machine.

2) Do not unplug game by pulling on the line-cord.

3) Use only a grounded outlet.
YOUR GAME MUST BE GROUNDED!!!

4) Replace line cord ; if the insulation is damaged in any
way, with one of equal quality.

5) Replace blown fuses with same type and rating.

6) This game is for INDOOR USE ONLY.

9

LIMITED
WARRANTY

American Sammy Corporation warrants all products to be free from
defective materials and workmanship for a period of thirty (30) days
from the American Sammy Corporation invoice date unless
otherwise specified in w riting by American Sammy Corporation.
The extent of this warranty applies to all electronic assemblies
only, and does not include lamps and fuses.
This limited warranty is invalid for any product that upon
examination, is deemed to have been subject to misuse, improper
repair or installation, neglect or violation of specification or other
instructions published by American Sammy Corporation.
There are no additional warranties which extend beyond those
limited warranties described above. The limited warranties
described above shall be in lieu of any other warranty, express or
implied, including but not limited to any implied warranty of
merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.

F.C.C.
REGULATION
COMPLIANCE

U.L. LISTED

This equipment complies with the limits for a Class A digital device
pursuant to Part 15 of the F.C.C. Rules.
These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against
harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a
commercial environment.
This equipment can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may
cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of
this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful
interference in which case the user will be required to correct the
interference at their own expense.

This game has been tested & listed by Underwriters Laboratory.
This listing is subject to no modifications done by operator of this
game. Any modifications not approved by American Sammy
Corporation will void such U.L. listing.