Sega LINE IT UP! User Manual
Standard Version
Owner’s Manual
www.sauservice.com1ST PRINTING NOVEMBER ‘06
SEGA AMUSEMENTS USA, INC.
In association with:
www.tpigames.com
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction
Line It Up!................................... 4
Game Play
Overview.................................... 5
Control Panel............................... 5
Vend Operation............................. 6
Location and Setup
Location..................................... 7
Equipment Specications................. 7
Setup......................................... 8
Dollar Bill Acceptor (DBA)................. 8
Pricing, Payout, and Options............. 8
Prizes......................................... 8
Service Menu
Entering Service............................ 9
Service Menu Options...................... 9
Test Menu
Entering Test................................ 15
Test Menu Options.......................... 15
Maintenance and Repair
Cleaning..................................... 17
CPU board................................... 17
Jamma Connections....................... 18
Motor Driver Board........................ 19
Control Panel Removal.................... 22
Door Assembly.............................. 23
Motor Assembly............................. 24
Parts List
Line It Up!................................... 25
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INTRODUCTION
LINE IT UP!
Line It Up!TM is a simple prize dispensing machine offered
at a low price to suit the needs of all locations. However, its
affordable cost should not deceive; Sega Amusements USA
suggests high-end, unique prizes for this machine, which will
lead to large cashboxes. This easy concept has players line up
the lights to win a prize; their success leads to a choice between
large and small, high-end prize levels. Line It Ups basic design
and game play is perfect for all age levels. There are additional
features included to benet the location in other ways, such as
custom on-screen messages easily programmed by the machine
operators, attention-grabbing voice over, and a light weight and
reliable cabinet design for ease in placement. Line it up today and
win!
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GAME PLAY
OVERVIEW
Line It Up is a game of skill where the player tries to stop moving
segments to create a line.
CONTROL PANEL (Figure 1)
The control panel consists of ve buttons: “TAKE”, “LEFT”,
“RIGHT”, “STOP/START”, and “CONTINUE” (see gure 1). Pressing
“START” will begin game play. Once play begins the “START”
button operates as the “STOP” button. The “STOP” button is used
to stop the moving line at a desired position. When a player wins,
the “LEFT” and “RIGHT” arrow buttons are used to select the
desired prize. After a prize is selected the “TAKE” button will
vend the prize. The “CONTINUE” button is used when the player is
prompted to make a decision. The player may “TAKE” a small prize
or “CONTINUE” to play for a larger prize. Control panel buttons
will only light up when they are enabled during play. This aids the
player in understanding which buttons are used at different stages
during game play.
Figure 1: Control Panel
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GAME PLAY
VEND OPERATION
The “LEFT” and “RIGHT” arrow buttons are used to make the prize
selection. The “TAKE” button must be pressed in order to vend the
selected prize. If the prize does not vend the rst time, the game
will make several attempts before prompting the player to make
another selection. If the player’s second selection does not vend
after several attempts, the game will display “OUT OF ORDER”.
Any prize/motor errors are recorded in the test menu under “CHK
ERRORS”. Entering the test or service menus will clear the “OUT
OF ORDER” warning.
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LOCATION AND SETUP
LOCATION
Location, product mix, and pricing are especially important when
placing self redemption equipment. Line It Up should be placed in
a high trafc, highly visible location. This will increase play and
reduce any security risks. Avoid glare and other reections such as
direct overhead room lighting or direct sunlight.
The product mix that is displayed in Line It Up should target the
clientele of the location. The greater the perceived value of the
products displayed, the greater the per play price, and the higher
the prot margin.
EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATIONS
Power: Domestic (U.S.): 110VAC @ 60Hz
Foreign: 220VAC @ 50Hz
Power Consumption: Less than 1 Amp.
Temperature: 40
o
to 110o F (5o to 38o C)
Humidity: Not over 95% relative
Game Dimensions: 79”H x 29”W x 33” D
Game Weight: 260lbs
The power supply is designed to work properly on the line voltages
listed above. Check your line voltage with a meter to make sure it
is within tolerances. Depending on your region (Domestic/Foreign)
you may need to set the voltage switch in the back of the power
supply to either 115v or 230v.
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LOCATION AND SETUP
SETUP
When the game rst arrives it is important to inspect it thoroughly
for any freight damage. It is recommended that the game be turned
on and tested before delivery to a location. The “TEST MENU” can
greatly aid in this operation since self test procedures are already
in place for all displays, switches, and motors. Included with Line
It Up is a line cord, keys, a manual, leg levelers, prize locks, and
prize hanging accessories.
DOLLAR BILL ACCEPTOR (DBA)
Line It Up comes equipped with a DBA. Line It Up supports a number
of other DBA’s including: Mars, ICT, and Pyramid. There are many
congurations for all of these units. Below are some recommended
DBA settings:
• Accept $1,5,10,20
• High Acceptance
• Harness Disable
• Inhibit Active High
• 4 pulse / one dollar
• Long Pulse (150ms on / 150 ms off)
PRICING, PAYOUT, AND OPTIONS
Line It Up ships with factory default settings for pricing, payout
values, and other options. It is highly recommended to go through
all the setting in the “SERVICE MENU” before placing the game on
location. Details on the “SERVICE MENU” can be found on page
10.
PRIZES
Line It Up accommodate two (2) prize levels; a small, inexpensive
prize level, and large, more expensive prize level. The prizes in
the game will directly affect the earnings. Try to be as diverse and
up to date with the prizes as possible. Select prizes that best suit
the location and its clientele.
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SERVICE MENU
ENTERING SERVICE
To enter the service menu press the “SERVICE” button. Once in
the service menu press the “LEFT” and “RIGHT” arrow buttons to
change the menu options. Press “STOP” to select options ending
in “?”. Press “TAKE” or “CONTINUE” buttons to change the value
of the selected options. The following options are available in the
service menu:
AUDIT?
LAUDIT?
BLOCKOUT?
CoinPrCr
CredPrPl
DIFF
LG.P 1 SM.P 1 TRADE1 FREE
CONT
AT.SND
EDIT?
EXIT?
AUDIT?
“AUDIT?” is used to view a variety of real time audits. These audits
are resettable using the test menu.
COINS # of coins IN since last reset
CONT # of continues since last reset
SPRZ # of small prizes OUT since last reset
LPRZ # of large prizes OUT since last reset
PLAYS # of plays since last reset
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