Stern Pinball AC/DC, AC/DC PRO, AC/DC Premium 500-55C7-01 Service And Operation Manual

AC/DC

SERVICE AND OPERATION MANUAL

WARNING

IMPORTANT HEALTH WARNING: PHOTOSENSITIVE SEIZURES - A very small percentage of people may experience a seizure when exposed to certain visual images, including ashing lights or patterns. Even people with no history of seizures of epilepsy may have an undiagnosed condition that can cause “photosensitive epileptic seizures” due to certain visual images, ashing lights or patterns. Symptoms can include lightheadedness, altered vision, eye or face twitching, jerking or shaking of arms or legs, disorientation, confusion, momentary loss of awareness, and loss of consciousness or convulsions that can lead to injury from falling down or striking nearby objects.

IMMEDIATELY STOP PLAYING AND CONSULT A DOCTOR IF YOU EXPERIENCE ANY OF THESE SYMPTOMS.

Stern Pinball machines are assembled in Elk Grove Village, Illinois, USA; each pinball machine has unique characteristics that make it a one-of-a-kind American-made product. Each machine will have variations in appearance resulting from differences in the machine’s particular wood parts, individual silk screened art and mechanical assemblies. Stern Pinball has inspected each game element to ensure it meets our quality standards.

Games congured for North America operate on 60 cycle electricity only. These games will not operate in countries with 50 cycle electricity (Europe UK, Australia).

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AC/DC LUCI #500-55C8-01

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Setup and Moving .................................. 3

1.1 First-Time Setup Instructions ............................... 3

1.2 Adjustments Menu ............................................... 6

1.3 Transporting the Game ...................................... 10

1.4 Maintenance ...................................................... 11

1.5 Maintenance Kits ............................................... 11

1.6 Common Parts ................................................... 11

1.7 Updating Game Code for the S.A.M. System .... 12

1.8 Fuses and Cabinet Switches ............................. 13

1.9 Service Switch & CPU DIP Switch Settings ....... 14

1.10 Diagnostic Aids .................................................. 15

1.11 CPU DIP Switch Settings ................................... 15

1.12 Switch Locations................................................ 17

1.13 Lamp Locations ................................................. 19

1.14 Coil Locations .................................................... 23

2. Service Menu System .......................... 25

2.1 Service Menu Introduction ................................. 25

2.2 Service Menu Icon Tree...................................... 26

2.3 Problem/Solution Table ...................................... 28

2.4 Diagnostics Menu .............................................. 29

3. PartsIdentication&Location ........... 37

3.1 Backbox Parts.................................................... 37

3.2 Speaker Panel Parts .......................................... 37

3.3 Cabinet Parts ..................................................... 38

3.4 Playeld Top - Main Assem. & Switches ............ 39

3.5 Playeld Bottom - Main Assem. and Switches . . 40

3.6 Playeld - Rubber Parts ..................................... 41

3.7 Rubber Size Chart .............................................. 41

4. Major Assemblies ................................. 42

4.1 Ball Shooter Assembly ....................................... 42

4.2 Auto Launch Assembly ...................................... 42

4.3 Flipper Assembly, Left ........................................ 43

4.4 Flipper Assembly, Right ..................................... 43

4.5 Pop Bumper Assembly ...................................... 44

4.6 Slingshot Assembly............................................ 45

4.7 4-Ball Trough Assembly ..................................... 45

4.8 Cannon Motor & Switch ..................................... 46

4.9 AC/DC Cannon .................................................. 46

4.10 Front Molding Assembly - Premium/LE ............. 47

4.11 LED Board Assembly ......................................... 47

4.12 Top Button Switch Assembly ............................. 47

4.13 Vertical Up-Kicker .............................................. 48

4.14 Magnet Core ...................................................... 48

4.15 Left Ramp Assembly - Premium/LE ................... 49

4.16 Right Ramp Assembly - Premium/LE ................ 49

4.17 Detonator Assembly - Premium ......................... 50

4.18 Detonator Assembly - Coil/Plunger ................... 50

4.19 Electric Ball Gate............................................... 51

4.20 3-Bank Drop Target Assembly ........................... 51

4.21 5-Bank Drop Target Assembly ........................... 52

4.22 Pivoting Bell Assembly - Premium ..................... 52

4.23 Bell & Block Assembly - Premium ..................... 53

4.24 Plunger Assembly .............................................. 53

4.25 Kicker Arm Assembly - Premium ....................... 53

4.26 Mini Playeld Fastening Items - Top .................. 54

4.27 Mini Playeld Fastening Items - Bottom ............ 55

4.28 Lower Mini Playeld ........................................... 56

4.29 Rocking Band Assembly .................................... 57

4.30 Malcolm Assembly ............................................. 58

4.31 Angus Assembly ................................................ 58

4.32 Brian Assembly .................................................. 58

4.33 Cliff Assembly .................................................... 58

4.34 Back Panel Assembly ........................................ 59

5. Schematics,Wiring&PCBs ................ 60

5.1 Backbox Wiring .................................................. 60

5.2 Playeld Wiring .................................................. 62

5.3 Cabinet and Coin Door Wiring ........................... 67

5.4 Printed Circuit Boards ........................................ 70

6. Specications ..................................... 116

6.1 Game Dimensions ............................................ 116

6.2 Warranty ........................................................... 117

6.3 Warnings, Compliance, and Legal Notices ...... 117

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SETUP AND MOVING

1. SETUP AND MOVING

1.1 FIRST-TIME SETUP INSTRUCTIONS

Your brand new Stern Pinball Machine is carefully packed for safety and security. For your safety, exercise caution and use the correct tools and sufcient help when setting up your new game.

TOOLS REQUIRED

• 5/8” Socket Wrench

• Utility Knife

• Snips

• An Assistant

CAUTION: AT LEAST TWO (2) PEOPLE ARE REQUIRED TO MOVE AND MANEUVER THE GAME. USE PROPER MOVING EQUIPMENT AND EXTREME CARE WHILE HANDLING. STERN PINBALL MACHINES WEIGH OVER 250LBS BOXED.

1. Locate the side labeled “TRUCK THIS SIDE ONLY”. The bottom of the game faces this side.

2. Open the top box aps by pulling hard in an upward motion on each ap. If the aps are taped, cut the tape rst, taking care to avoid the box staples.

8. Install front legs using the bolts removed from the cabinet. Secure tightly.

9. Have someone help you carefully set the game down on the front legs.

3. Remove the four (4) foam pieces and two (2) narrow box tubes which contain the four (4) identical legs with levelers.

4. DO NOT CUT STRAPPING YET. Keep backbox secured in the down position.

5. With the utility knife, carefully cut down the left and right corners of the box.

10. Set aside the open box.

11. With a ⅝” socket wrench, loosen and remove the 2 leg bolts on each side of the rear cabinet, 4 total.

6. Let the face fall forward and remove the entire side by carefully cutting the bottom.

7. With the game still in its folded position, use a ⅝” wrench to loosen and remove the 2 leg bolts on each side of the front cabinet. Ensure the leg levelers are screwed all the way into the legs.

12. Using supports or two people, prop the rear of the cabinet up.

13. Ensure the rear leg levelers are screwed all the way into the legs.

14. Install rear legs using the 4 bolts removed from step 11.

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15. Cut nylon strapping and remove protective strap corner guards.

16. Locate the factory keys, either on the shooter rod or taped to the playeld glass.

17. Using snips, cut the tie-wrap securing the keys if required. One set of keys is for the front coin door, the other set of keys is for accessing components in the backbox.

24. Locate the two (2) backbox bolts in the cash box.

25. Carefully raise backbox to upright position while ensuring that cables are not pinched.

26. Use the ⅝” wrench to Install the two (2) backbox bolts to secure the backbox as indicated on the back of the cabinet.

18. Open the front coin door.

19. Reach into the game and remove the retaining clip at the rear of the cash box.

20. Remove the cash box lid by sliding it toward you.

27. Reach inside the cabinet and hold and move the yellow top molding lock handle to the left.

28. Remove the front top molding.

21. Store the backbox keys, if desired, on the metal hook located in the coin door.

22. Locate and remove the pinballs, plumb bob, and backbox bolts from the cash box.

23. Replace the cash box lid and retaining clip for future use.

29. Remove the playeld glass by sliding it toward you and carefully place it in a safe location. Remove all playeld shipping tie downs, shipping blocks, and packing foam, and follow any game-specic unpacking instructions included in the playeld, if present.

CAUTION: PLAYFIELD GLASS IS MADE FROM HIGH-STRENGTH TEMPERED GLASS. TEMPERED GLASS IS SENSITIVE TO EXTREME TEMPERATURE SHIFTS AND CORNER NICKS, WHICH CAN CAUSE THE GLASS TO FAIL CATASTROPHICALLY. TAKE CARE TO STORE THE GLASS ON A SOFT, ROOM-TEMPERATURE SURFACE AND PREVENT THE CORNERS FROM BEING DAMAGED.

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30. If pinballs were already installed into the lower ball trough, remove them before lifting the playeld.

31. Grasp the lower arch between the ippers, and rmly but gently pull directly up to raise the playeld 8 to 12 inches.

32. While holding the playeld up, pull the playeld toward you until the two playeld supports are over the front edge of the cabinet.

33. Rest the playeld on the front edge of the cabinet.

34. Raise the playeld and rest it against the backbox.

35. Visually inspect all cabinet cables and connector terminations; ensure no wires or cables are pinched and that cable harnesses are not pulled tight.

36. Locate the plumb bob in the parts bag in the cash box.

37. Slide plumb bob onto the hanger wire. Note: the vertical position of the plumb bob affects tilt sensitivity - higher makes the game more sensitive to tilting.

38. Tighten the thumb screw nger-tight.

39. Install the correct number of pinballs. Refer to the decal on the lock down assembly for the correct number of pinballs.

SETUP AND MOVING

LOCATING, LEVELING, AND FINAL SETUP

1. Select a location that is indoors, out of direct sunlight, and climate controlled. Excessive moisture/humidity can cause long-term damage to your game.

2. Adjust the front or rear levelers as necessary to position the playeld level bubble, located on the front right of the playeld next to the shooter lane, to oat between the two (2) black lines. This will place the playeld at the recommended 6.5° pitch. Playeld angles greater than

6.5° can be achieved by turning out the rear leg leveler(s) for increased difculty and faster gameplay.

3. Use a pinball to roll down the center of the playeld for side-to-side leveling, or use an external bubble level, digital level, or smartphone level app.

4. Plug into a grounded outlet and check for proper operation through DIAGNOSTICS.

5. Check the coin door: With the door closed, insert coins to verify proper operation.

6. Play game: Check for satisfactory operation and adjust game volume (push the Red Buttons inside the Coin Door).

7. If desired, perform any game diagnostics, game adjustments, and pricing settings at this time.

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1.2 ADJUSTMENTS MENU

STANDARD ADJUSTMENTS

Perform the below steps to review the adjustments.

Enter the Service Menu, then enter the Standard Adjustments Menu.

Press SELECT. Press BACK to exit or escape at any time.

Press [>]. Go to the ADJ icon. Press SELECT.

Go to the S.P.I. icon. Press SELECT.

ID Adjustment Name Default Setting

1 REPLAY TYPE AUTO

2 REPLAY PERCENTAGE 10% 3 REPLAY AWARD CREDIT

4 REPLAY LEVELS 1 5 AUTO REPLAY START 20,000,000 6 DYNAMIC REPLAY START 60,000,000 7 REPLAY LEVEL #1 15,000,000 8 REPLAY LEVEL #2 30,000,000 9 REPLAY LEVEL #3 45,000,000 10 REPLAY LEVEL #4 60,000,000 11 REPLAY BOOST YES 12 SPECIAL LIMIT 1 13 SPECIAL PERCENTAGE 10% 14 SPECIAL AWARD CREDIT 15 FREE GAME LIMIT 5 16 EXTRA BALL LIMIT 5 17 EXTRA BALL PERCENTAGE 25% 18 GAME PRICING USA 11 19 MATCH PERCENTAGE 9% 20 MATCH AWARD CREDIT 21 BALLS PER GAME 3

22 TILT WARNINGS 2 23 CREDIT LIMIT 30

24 ALLOW HIGH SCORES YES 25 HIGH SCORE AWARD CREDIT 26 GRAND CHAMPION AWARDS 1 27 HIGH SCORE #1 AWARDS 1 28 HIGH SCORE #2 AWARDS 0 29 HIGH SCORE #3 AWARDS 0 30 HIGH SCORE #4 AWARDS 0 31 GRAND CHAMPION SCORE 75,000,000

32 HIGH SCORE #1 55,000,000 33 HIGH SCORE #2 40,000,000

STANDARD ADJUSTMENT #1 appears with the adjustment name ashing. While the adjustment name is ashing press [<] [>] to move between adjustments.

To change the adjustment setting press SELECT. While the adjustment setting is ashing, press [<] [>] repeatedly until the desired setting appears. Press the SELECT button to “install” the change. The adjustment comment (bottom line) will indicate if the factory default setting is selected or will display INSTALLED if the change is not a factory default setting.

ID Adjustment Name Default Setting

34 HIGH SCORE #3 30,000,000 35 HIGH SCORE #4 25,000,000 36 HSTD INITIALS 3 INITIALS 37 HSTD RESET COUNT 2000 38 FREE PLAY NO 39 LANGUAGE ENGLISH 40 PLAYER LANGUAGE SELECT YES 41 CUSTOM MESSAGE ON 42 FLASH LAMP POWER NORMAL 43 COIL PUSLE POWER NORMAL 44 KNOCKER VOLUME NORMAL 45 GAME RESTART YES 46 BILL VALIDATOR NO 47 MUSIC VOLUME 1 48 BALL SAVE TIME 0:05 49 TIMED PLUNGER OFF 50 FLIPPER BALL LAUNCH OFF 51 COINDOOR BALL SAVER NO 52 COMPETITION MODE NO 53 CONSOLATION BALL YES 54 FAST BOOT YES 55 Q24 OPTION COIN METER 56 TICKET DISPENSER NO 57 PLAYER COMPETITION YES 58 TEAM SCORES NO 59 LOCATION ID 0 60 GAME ID 0 61 TIME FORMAT 12-HOUR 62 COIN INPUT DELAY 30 63 LOST BALL RECOVERY YES 64 COIN DOOR DISABLE TILT NO

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FEATURE ADJUSTMENTS

Each table has feature adjustments specic to the characteristics of that game. To access feature adjustments enter the Service Menu and then enter the Adjustments Menu.

Press SELECT to access the Service Menu. Press BACK to exit or escape at any time.

Press [>]. Go to the ADJ icon. Press SELECT.

Go to the game icon. Press SELECT.

FEATURE ADJUSTMENT #1 appears with the adjustment name ashing. With the adjustment name ashing press [<] [>] to move between adjustments. Feature adjustments are changed similarly to standard adjustments using the SELECT button to choose options and the [<] [>] buttons to cycle through available settings.

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USA & INTERNATIONAL (NON-EURO) STANDARD PRICING SELECT TABLE

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EURO SUMMARY & INTERNATIONAL (EURO)

CPU/SOUND PCB

COUNTRY

COIN MECHANISMS (SWITCHES)

PRICING SCHEME

Requires SPI

STANDARD PRICING SELECT TABLE

SETUP AND MOVING

DIP SWITCH SW1

SETTING

Pos. Default Highlighted

SEEBE L O W

OFF

S E T T I N G S

Euro 1-12 are alternate settings for

countries using the Euro.

HIGHLIGHTED

= Factory Default

HIGHLIGHTED

= Not Shown on Coin Card

Euro 1-12 or CUSTOM* for new setting (reference above Euro 1-12 Summary)

Pos. Default Highlighted

OFF

Pos. Default Highlighted

OFF

Pos. Default Highlighted

OFF

Pos. Default Highlighted

OFF

Pos. Default Highlighted

OFF

Pos. Default Highlighted

OFF

Pos. Default Highlighted

OFF

Pos. Default Highlighted

OFF

Pos. Default Highlighted

OFF

Pos. Default Highlighted

OFF

For a different

HIGHLIGHTED

SETTING

OPTION(S)

Euro 1 1/0.50 Euro 2 Euro 3 1/0.50 3/1.00 Euro 4 Euro 5 optional Euro 6 2/0.50 Euro 7 1/1.00 2/2.00 3/3.00 5/4.00 Euro 8 optional 1/1.00 3/2.00

Euro 9 1/1.00 2/1.50 3/2.00 Euro 10 1/1.00 3/2.00 7/3.00 Euro 11 1/1.00 4/2.00 Euro 12 2/1.00 4/2.00 6/3.00 9/4.00

Euro Pricing Scheme

AUSTRIA

Euro 9

BELGIUM

Euro 1

FINLAND

Euro 8

FRANCE

Euro 10

GERMANY 1 1/0.50 GERMANY 2 GERMANY 3

C O INS T H R U . . . SLO T :

LEFT CENTER RIGHT 4TH

(other than Factory Default listed below), scroll through

GREECE

Euro 8

ITALY 1 1/0.50 ITALY 2 1/1.00 3/2.00

NETHERLANDS

Euro 3

PORTUGAL

SPAIN

Euro 8

= Factory Default

HIGHLIGHTED

Not Shown on Coin Card

Number of Plays (Credits) for Price Amount Shown See "Appendix J" for Coin Cards Examples & Info!

EUR // EUROPEAN UNION EUROS // [ ]

1/0.50 2/1.00

1/0.50 2/1.00 1/0.50 3/1.00

Keep the Country Dip Switch Setting the same as listed below.

3/1.50 5/2.00

3/1.50 6/2.00 4/1.50 7/2.00

Standard Adjustment 18

EUR // EUROPEAN UNION EUROS // [ ]

1/0.50 2/1.00 1/0.50 2/1.00

3/1.50 5/2.00 3/1.50 6/2.00

3/2.00

Coin Card(s) Part Number

755-5401-01755-5401-02755-5401-03755-5401-04755-5401-05755-5401-06755-5401-07755-5401-08755-5401-09755-5401-10755-5401-11755-5401-12-

755-5401-09-

755-5401-01-

755-5401-08-

755-5401-10-

755-5401-01755-5401-02755-5401-04-

755-5401-08-

755-5401-01755-5401-08-

755-5401-03-

755-5401-01-

755-5401-08-

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

Y Y Y

Y Y

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1.3 TRANSPORTING THE GAME

When transporting the game, such as in the back of a truck or with a hand truck, the game’s backbox must be secured to prevent damage to the side rails.

1. SECURE THE BACKBOX

1. Ensure that the pinballs are removed from the playeld, and secure any free-moving mechanisms that may get damaged in transport

TOOLS REQUIRED

• STRAP (500LB OR GREATER)

• AN ASSISTANT

• HAND TRUCK

CAUTION

NEVER TRANSPORT THE GAME IN A MOVING VEHICLE WITH THE BACKBOX RAISED! TWO PEOPLE ARE REQUIRED TO REMOVE THE LEGS!

2. REMOVE THE LEGS AND STAND UP

2. Remove the backbox securing bolts

3. Carefully lower the backbox onto the side rails. Use a piece of cardboard or suitable padding between the backbox and the game.

8. Stand the game up on its back.

4. Securely strap the back box to the game

5. The game may be transported with the legs on. If the legs must be removed, follow the remaining steps.

9. Remove the front two legs.

6. Remove the legs, rear legs rst. Use a stool or a friend to support the rear of the game.

7. Rest the rear of the game on the ground.

10. Secure all loose parts and transport with a hand truck in the upright position.

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1.4 MAINTENANCE

SETUP AND MOVING

REGULAR MAINTENANCE - (MONTHLY/500 GAMES)

• Remove the playeld glass

• Enter the software diagnostics menu, start lamp test, then

clean and wax the playeld.

◊ While cleaning the playeld, identify and repair malfunctioning

lights, loose parts, cracked plastics and worn rubber parts.

• While in diagnostics, enter the switch test (Select the "SW" Icon, then "TEST" Icon).

◊ Use a pinball to actuate all switches and verify the correct

switch registers with the switch test.

◊ The game will play a sound to conrm the switch.

• Lift the playeld and inspect all assemblies for loose parts, broken wires or excessive wear. Look at the bottom of the cabinet for any parts that may have worked loose, then nd the source.

• Check all coin door mechanisms and bill acceptor (if installed) for proper operation

• Play the game to ensure all coils and features are working

• Check the playeld to ensure it is level and set to the proper

pitch using the bubble level on the right side wood rail.

• Check game audits: Replay % and Ball Time and note abnormal values which can indicate problems.

• Ensure game volume is set appropriately for the location.

• Clean both sides of the playeld glass and reinstall.

• Check and clean pinballs and replace if excessively worn or

scuffed. Dirty pinballs accelerate game wear.

OVERHAUL MAINTENANCE (5000 GAMES)

• Verify latest game software is installed

• Check ippers for excessive wear. Excessive ipper sloppi-

ness (vertical or horizontal) or weakness indicates a ipper rebuild is required.

• Clean machine inside and out and check leg levelers for free operation.

• Visual check for loose or broken playeld and cabinet parts and repair as necessary.

• Electrical check: Plug into grounded outlet and check for proper operation through DIAGNOSTICS.

• Replace worn or dirty rubbers.

• Replace pinballs.

• Check all playeld switches with a pinball.

• Check all settings (refer to manual for factory settings).

• Check coin door: With door closed, insert coins to verify

proper operation.

• Check for proper adjustment of the plumb bob tilt.

• Play game: Check for satisfactory operation.

COMMON PINBALL TOOLS

• Common nut drivers (¼”, 5/16”, 11/32", ⅜”)

• Phillips screwdriver

• Standard Allen wrench/Hex key set

• ⅝” Socket with ratchet

• Adjustable wrench (5/8" & 9/16")

• 6" Torpedo Level (or use a pinball

• Flashlight or headlamp

• Soldering Iron (60w with at tip), lead-free solder

• Wire cutter

• Wire stripper

• Long nose (“needle nose”) pliers

1.5 MAINTENANCE KITS

Description Part Number

AC/DC Luci Maintenance Kit

8 oz pinball playeld wax (Novus # 2) (675-0003-01)

Standard Pinball (260-5000-00)

Cleaning Cloth

All Playeld Rubber Rings

Spare Fuses AC/DC Luci Deluxe Maintenance Kit

All standard kit items, plus:

Flipper rebuild kits, Left and Right (500-6307-10,-00) AC/DC Luci Playeld Plastics Set 830-6125-XX AC/DC Luci Playeld Decals Set 820-7000-XX

AC/DC Luci Backbox Decal Left 820-66C8-01 AC/DC Luci Backbox Decal Right 820-66C8-02 AC/DC Luci Cabinet Decal Left 820-66C8-03 AC/DC Luci Cabinet Decal Right 820-66C8-04 AC/DC Luci Cabinet Decal Front 820-66C8-05 AC/DC Luci Playeld, Unpopulated 830-5100-M7 AC/DC Luci Playeld, Populated 505-6004-C8 AC/DC Luci Mini Playeld, Unpopulated 830-71C8-00 AC/DC Luci Mini Playeld, Populated 500-5022-C8 AC/DC Luci Translite 830-52C8-00 Pinballs (4) 260-5000-00

502-6002-C7

502-6003-C7

820-8353-XX

1.6 COMMON PARTS

Description Part Number

8 oz Pinball Playeld wax (Novus # 2) 675-0003-01 Standard Pinball, 1-1/16 in 260-5000-00 Flipper Rebuild Kit Left 500-6307-10 Flipper Base Plate Kit Left 515-6617-01 Flipper Rebuild Kit Right 500-6307-00 Flipper Base Plate Kit Right 515-6617-00

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1.7 UPDATING GAME CODE FOR THE S.A.M. SYSTEM

Game code is subject to change. Update this game with the latest code downloaded from our website, from another game, or order from your local distributor.

Upon powering up, the display will describe the version of code installed in your game. When directed to do so (via Service Bulletin or website announcment) you will need to update your code with the boot ash EPROM installed, here’s how:

STEP 1

Open the backbox and locate the 8-position DIP switch (SW1 on the CPI/Sound board)

STEP 2

Switch DIP switch #8 to ‘ON’ (Boot ash EPROM must be installed)

STEP 3

Press the white reset button (S1 RESET on the CPU/Sound board) or power cycle the game OFF/ON (ON/OFF switch is located on the outside of the cabinet bottom, front right).

STEP 4

Using the 4-button service switch set (inside the coin door): 4A: Press [SELECT] to begin. 4B: With the “UPDT” icon highlighted, press [SELECT]. 4C: Insert the memory stick (with the latest les) into the USB port. 4D: If more than one le is present on the memory stick, press [<] or [>] to locate your le. Press [SELECT] to update. 4E: Follow on-screen prompts.

GreenButton

Press to escape back (or exit)

RedButtons

Press to move <Left, Right>. Press to - Decrease or + Increase values or to change settings.

CPU/SOUND BOARD (S.A.M. SYSTEM)

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FOR PROPER OPERATION OF THIS PINBALL GAME, <4> PINBALLS MUST BE INSTALLED IN THE 4-BALL TROUGH!

1.8 FUSES AND CABINET SWITCHES

SETUP AND MOVING

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1.9 SERVICE SWITCH & CPU DIP SWITCH SETTINGS

SERVICE SWITCH X4 SET OVERVIEW

Open the coin door to access the service switch X4 set.

The fours buttons (inside the coin door) have dual functions depending on if you have entered the Service Menu or not.

FUNCTIONS IN GAME OR ATTRACT MODE

GreenButton

Press for Service Credit(s).

RedButtons

Press for Volume Adjustment

- for less (quieter) + for more (louder)

BlackButton

Press for Service Menu entry.

FUNCTIONS IN THE SERVICE MENU

GreenButton

Press to Escape Back (or Exit).

RedButtons

Press to move < Left , Right > Press to - Decrease or + Increase values or to change settings.

BlackButton

Press to Enter Select (or ‘OK’).

EXAMPLE

To enter the Service Menu, then enter the Switch Test Menu via the Diagnostics Menu, perform the below steps.

STEP 1

Press [Select].

STEP 2

With the “DIAG” icon hightlighted, press [Select].

STEP 3

With the “SW” icon highlighted, press [Select].

STEP 4

With the “TEST” icon highlighted, press [Select].

Press any switch. If wired correctly, the information in the display will match the information in the Switch Matrix.

Press [<] or [>] to move left or right through the menus.

Press [Back] to get back a menu, exit, or escape at any time.

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1.10 DIAGNOSTIC AIDS

This audible/visual alert display is shown when the 50V/20V power is disabled (by opening the coin door). Pull out the interlock switch only while in the service menu for coil, switch, or play testing when the coin door is required to stay open for service button use! Pulling out the power interlock switch or pressing the ‘escape’ green [BACK] button will remove the alert display. Initial display presentation is accompanied by 3 audible tones (the

bright display warning will go dim after approximately 30 seconds).

This alert display is shown momentarily during game mode or powering up to alert the operator of a device malfunction (device or mechanism doesn’t energize or is energized repeatedly). OPERATOR ALERT! works by monitoring any switch activated device that has the potential to trap a ball when disabled (e.g. in the shooter lane, scoop, or eject holes, etc.). This alert can also appear if a switch associated with a device (e.g. ball trough, auto

plunger, etc.) is stuck closed (caused by a switch jam or stuck ball); the game will activate the device a predetermined number of times and if the problem is still detected, this device or switch will be noted in Switch Alerts and/or Technical Alerts.

Upon entering the service menu, if an asterisk “ * ” is displayed after the words “SERVICE MENU”, the game has detected possible fualty devices, switched, and/or missing pinballs. Press either of the red buttons (shortcut to the technical alerts menu) or continue into the service menu (press the black button again), select the “DIAG” icon and “TECH” icon or the technical alerts information.

1.11 CPU DIP SWITCH SETTINGS

AC/DC LUCI MANUAL 500-55C8-01

SETUP AND MOVING

OPTIONAL

502-5032-00

Optional Kit

180-5119-02

Below P/F

IF USED NOT USED

a/b playfield

180-0000-00

NOT USED NOT USED

180-5192-04

Coin Door

180-5192-02

Coin Door

NOT USED NOT USED

180-5192-02

Coin Door

180-5192-00

Coin Door

ON / OFF

GROUND

J13-P10

(BLK)

(

PENDULUM

SW.

PLUMB BOB

TILT

D-17

)

SW.

SLAM

TILT

D-18

SW.

TICKET

NOTCH

D-19

SW.

USED

NOT

D-20

SW.

BUTTON)

(GREEN

BACK

D-21

SW.

(< / – RED

MINUS

BUTTON)

D-22

SW.

(+ / > RED

BUTTON)

PLUS

D-23

SW.

SELECT

BUTTON)

(BLACK

D-24

POSITION

SW.

SWITCH

DIP

D-25

POSITION

SW.

SWITCH

DIP

D-26

POSITION

SW.

SWITCH

DIP

D-27

POSITION

SW.

SWITCH

DIP

D-28

POSITION

SW.

SWITCH

DIP

D-29

POSITION

SW.

SWITCH

DIP

D-30

POSITION

SW.

SWITCH

DIP

D-31

POSITION

SW.

SWITCH

DIP

D-32

CPU/SND

Board

LGN-BRN

J13-P1

IC-41

C-41

LGN -ORG

J13-P3

IC-41 I

C-4

-RED

LGN -YEL

J13-P4

IC-41 I

LGN -BLK

J13-P5

IC-41 I

C-4 1

LGN -BLU

J13-P6

IC-41 IC-4

C-4 1

LGN -VIO

J13-P7

IC-41 I

LGN GRY

J13-P8

C-41IC-41 IC-4

LGN-

J13-P9

IC-41

CPU/SOUND BD. SW1 DIP SWITCH (located between Connectors J3/J13)

& J3-P10

J2-P1/11

NOT USED

180-5204-00

Coin Door

SLOT

NOT USED NOT USED

180-5204-00

Coin Door

SLOT

180-5204-00

Coin Door

SLOT

NOT USED IF USED NOT USED

180-5204-00

Coin Door

SLOT

a/b playfield

180-0000-00

SLOT

a/b playfield

180-0000-00

USED

Cabinet Side

NOT USED NOT USED NOT USED

180-5160-01

USED

Cabinet Side

180-5160-01

USED

Cabinet Side

BUTTON

500- 890-01

Flipper Asm.

NOT USED

NOT USED NOT USED NOT USED NOT USED NOT USED

180-5149-00

E.O.S.

Cabinet Side

BUTTON

- -0

Flipper Asm.

180-5149-00

E.O.S.

Cabinet Side

BUTTON

9 0

-0

USED

Cabinet Side

NOT USED

BUTTON

- 90

-0

NOT USED

USED

GROUND

(BLK)

SW.

COIN

LEFT

D-1

SW.

CENTER

COIN

D-2

SW.

RIGHT

COIN

D-3

SW.

FOURTH

COIN

D-4

SW.

FIFTH

COIN

D-5

SW.

NOT

D-6

SW.

NOT

D-7

SW.

NOT

D-8

SW.

FLIPPER

L. (EFT)

D-9

SW.

FLIPPER

LEFT

D-10

SW.

R. (IGHT)

FLIPPER

D-11

SW.

FLIPPER

RIGHT

D-12

SW.

FLIPPER

U.L.

D-13

SW.

NOT

D-14

SW.

FLIPPER

U.R

D-15

SW.

NOT

D-16

CPU/SND

Board

PNK-BRN

J2-P2

IC-U2

PNK

J2-P3

-U

-RED

2IC-U2 I

PNK -YEL

J2-P4

-ORG

U2IC-U2 IC-

PNK -GRN

J2-P6

IC-U2 I

U 2

PNK -BLU

J2-P7

IC-U2 I

U 2

PNK -VIO

J2-P8

IC-U2 I

U 2

PNK -GRY

J2-P9

-U2IC-U2 I

PNK GRY-BRN

J2-P10

-U2IC-U2

J3-P1

IC-U4

C-U 4

GRY -ORG

J3-P2

IC-U4 IC

C-U

-RED

GRY -YEL

J3-P4

IC-U4 IC

-U 4

GRY -GRN

J3-P5

IC-U4 I

U 4

GRY -BLU

J3-P6

IC-U4 I

GRY -VIO

J3-P7

C-U4IC-U4 I

GRY -BLK

J3-P8

IC-U4 I

C-U4

GRY

J3-P9

IC-U4

GRN-ORG

« D.O.T.S. » « D.O.T.S. »

1 8 0-50

8 7-00

180

-520

8-00

« D.O.T.S. »

1 8 0-5208-00

180-52 -00

180-52

-00

« D.O.T.S. » « D.O.T.S. » « D.O.T.S. » « D.O.T.S. » « D.O.T.S. » « D.O.T.S. » « D.O.T.S. » « D.O.T.S. »

500- 227-0

500- 22

-0

-5

-00

180-5

1 80-5207-00 2

« D.O.T.S. »

5 0 0- 22

-0

DRIVE

TOP LANE

ENTER

OPTO

J1-P3

SW. SW. SW. S W. SW. SW. SW. SW. SW. SW. S W. SW. SW. S W. SW. SW.

Below P/F

# 33 # 34 # 35 # 36 # 38 # 39 # 40 # 41 # 42 # 43 # 44 # 45 # 46 # 47 # 48

below playfield

BELL

515-0174-00

# 37

515-0174-00

below playfield

RIGHT

below playfield

2 per Asm.

below playfield

CANNON

below playfield

BELL

below playfield

J1-P5

J1-P4

DRIVE

GRN-YEL

below playfield

Wire Color Abbreviations used:

« FOR MORE ABOUT DIODE ON TERMINAL STRIPS « D.O.T.S. », SEE SECTION 5, CHAPTER 2, PAGES 102 – 103. »

-677

-01

below playfield

1 8 0

-5 2

Black

BLK

BLU

BRN

GRY

GRN

LGN

ORG

PNK

RED

TAN

VIO

WHT

YEL

0 7

-00

below playfield

a / b playfield

180-0000-00

8 0

-5 2

0 7

-00

below playfield

a / b playfield

180-0000-00

1 8 0

-5 2

0 7

-00

below playfield

5 0 0

-6 2

2 7

-04

below playfield

500-6227-03

a / b playfield

180-0000-00

a / b playfield

180-0000-00

180-50

playfield

-00

a / b playfield

180-0000-00

below playfield

520-5292-00

below playfield

1 8 0-511

9-02

180-52

In Cabinet

1 8

-0 0

Dedicated Switches [ #D-1 – #D-32 ] {Dedicated Switch Locations : next page}

Black

Blue

Brown

BrownBlue

Gray

Green

Light Grn.

Orange

Pink

Red

Tan

Violet

White

Yellow

« D.O.T.S. »

OPTO

« D.O.T.S. » « D.O.T.S. » « D.O.T.S. »

(LEFT)

(CENTER)

(RIGHT)

« D.O.T.S. » « D.O.T.S. » « D.O.T.S. » « D.O.T.S. » « D.O.T.S. » « D.O.T.S. » « D.O.T.S. » « D.O.T.S. »

USED

NOT

USED

NOT

USED

NOT

USED

NOT

USED

NOT

HOME

« D.O.T.S. »

MARK

« D.O.T.S. »

USED

NOT

« D.O.T.S. »

BUTTON

CABINET

SW. S W. SW. S W. SW. SW. SW. SW. SW. SW. S W. SW. SW. S W. SW. S W.

LOWER P.F.

KICKER

playfield

# 49 # 50 # 51 # 52 # 53 # 54 # 55 # 56 # 57 # 58 # 59 # 60 # 61 # 62 # 63 # 64

below playfield

S/U TARGET

LOWER P.F.

below playfield

S/U TARGET

LOWER P.F.

below playfield

S/U TARGET

LOWER P.F.

below playfield

LOWER P.F.

LOOP (L.)

below playfield

LOWER P.F.

LOOP (R.)

below playfield

playfield

below playfield

above playfield

-0 above

playfield

CANNON

above playfield

CANNON

above playfield

below playfield

FIRE

DRIVE

GRN-RED

SW.

NOT USED « D.O.T.S. »

180-5119-02

USED

NOT

# 17 # 19 # 20 # 21 # 22 # 23 # 24 # 25 # 26 # 27 # 28 # 29 # 30 # 31 # 32

SW.

TROUGH

180-5119-02

()

4-BALL

#4 (L)

# 18

SW. SW.

« D.O.T.S. »

TROUGH

180-5119-02

()

4-BALL

« D.O.T.S. » « D.O.T.S. »

TROUGH

180-5119-02

()

4-BALL

TRANS. / REC.

515-0173-00

TRANS. / REC.

515-0173-00

1 80-5157-01

500-

227-0

500-

227-0

180-5054-00

500-

227-0

500-

227-0

180-5015-04

SW.

TROUGH

()

VUK OPTO

#1 (R)

()

SW. SW.

STACK OPTO

TROUGH

JAM

SHOOTER

LANE

OUTLANE

SW.

« D.O.T.S. »

LEFT

SW.

« D.O.T.S. » « D.O.T.S. » « D.O.T.S. » « D.O.T.S. » « D.O.T.S. »

RETURN

LANE

LEFT

SW.

SLING-

SHOT

LEFT

SW.

SLING-

RIGHT

SHOT

SW.

RETURN

RIGHT

LANE

OUTLANE

SW.

RIGHT

SW.

« D.O.T.S. »

BUMPER

LEFT

SW.

« D.O.T.S. »

BUMPER

RIGHT

SW.

« D.O.T.S. »

BUMPER

BOTTOM

J1-P1

below playfield

above playfield

below playfield

e playfield

playfield

In Cabinet

DRIVE

GRN-BRN

« D.O.T.S. »

-5 -

« D.O.T.S. »

-5 -

« D.O.T.S. » « D.O.T.S. » « D.O.T.S. » « D.O.T.S. »

-5 -

-5

1 8 0-520

-0 0

« D.O.T.S. » « D.O.T.S. »

180-52

-00

1 8 0-520

-0 0

1 8 0

-5 2

-0 0

18 0-508

7-00

ENTER

8 0

-5 0

7-00

180-51

CABINET

START

MENT

-0 0

BUTTON

180-5174-00

CABINET

START

SW.

#1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 #11 #12 #13 #14 #15 #16

SW.

A C

SW.

TOURNA-

SW.

Sound

Board

RETURN RETURN RETURN RETURN RETURN RETURN RETURN RETURN

WHT-BRN

J6-P9

RETURN

WHT-RED

J6-P8

WHT-ORG

J6-P7

WHT-YEL

J6-P6

WHT-GRN

J6-P5

WHT-BLU

J6-P3

WHT-VIO

J6-P2

WHT-GRY

J6-P1

TAN-BLK

J12-P9

RETURN RETURN

TAN-RED

J12-P8

TAN-ORG

J12-P7

RETURN

TAN-YEL

J12-P6

RETURN

TAN-GRN

J12-P4

RETURN RETURN RETURN

TAN-BLU

J12-P3

TAN-VIO

J12-P2

TAN-WHT

J12-P1

CPU/

IC-U22A

IC-U22B

IC-U22C

SWITCH MATRIX GRID [ #1 – #64 ] {Switch Locations : next page}

IC-U22D

IC-U16A

IC-U16B

IC-U16C

IC-U16D

IC-U36A

IC-U B36

IC-U C36

IC-U D36

IC-U40A

IC-U B40

IC-U C40

IC-U D40

AC/DC LUCI MANUAL 500-55C8-01

1.12 SWITCH LOCATIONS

SETUP AND MOVING

Switch Menu: Switch, Active, Single, & Service

AC/DC LUCI MANUAL 500-55C8-01

SETUP AND MOVING

Power

Driver

Board

I/O

« D.O.T.S. »

2 0

-53 2

-02

« D.O.T.S. »

2 0

-532

-02

« D.O.T.S. »

2 0

-532

-02

« D.O.T.S. »

2 0

-532

-02

N . .

OR HO

O R

O K

N E

BL K

K N

USED

NOT

USED

NOT

USED

NOT

USED

NOT

#555 Clear

# 73

# 74

# 75

# 76 # 77 # 78

#555 Clear

# 79

#555 Clear

# 80

« D.O.T.S. »

BUTTON

START

1 1 2

-502

-0

« D.O.T.S. »

RN E B U O

1 1 2-50

4-0

« D.O.T.S. »

U O

2 0

-53

3 3

-00

« D.O.T.S. »

E B R E

U O EN

2 0

-533

-00

« D.O.T.S. »

E BU BL

U E

2 0

-533

-00

« D.O.T.S. »

BUMPER

LEFT

112-5033-08

« D.O.T.S. »

BUMPER

RIGHT

112-5033-08

« D.O.T.S. »

BOTTOM

BUMPER

112-5033-08

LED

# 57

LED

# 58

# 59

LED

# 60

LED

# 61

LED

# 62

LED

# 63

LED

# 64

LED

L N H LON

HO O

-532

# 65

4-02

LED

H H O

H E L

2 0

-532

# 66

-02

LED

R O

R N

N R

2 0

-532

# 67

-02

LED

H O

RO E

L E L

2 0

-53

# 68

-02

LED

B E LL

L L

20-5324

# 69

-02

LED

« D.O.T.S. »

HUN ER

20-5324-02

R U K

# 70

LED

B E R

0-532

# 71

4-02

LED

HE LL

N B

2 0

-5324

# 72

-02

« D.O.T.S. »

. N. .

2 0

-532

-03

« D.O.T.S. »

. N. .

2 0

-53 2

-03

« D.O.T.S. »

N. .

2 0

-53 2

-03

« D.O.T.S. »

USED

NOT

112-5033-08

« D.O.T.S. »

N R

1 12

-503

-02

« D.O.T.S. »

JUKE

HO R

N L

BOX

1 1 2

-5034

-02

USED

NOT

USED

NOT

LED

# 49

LED

# 50

LED

# 51

LED

# 52

LED

# 53

LED

# 54

LED

#555 Clear

# 55

#555 Clear

LED

# 56

« D.O.T.S. »

R. R

N U

2 0

-530 -00

« D.O.T.S. »

2 0

-530 -00

« D.O.T.S. »

R H

R N L

2 0

-53

N E

-00

« D.O.T.S. »

2 0

-530 -00

« D.O.T.S. »

USED

NOT

112-5033-08

« D.O.T.S. »

USED

NOT

112-5033-08

« D.O.T.S. »

USED

NOT

112-5033-08

« D.O.T.S. »

USED

NOT

112-5033-08

LED

« D.O.T.S. »

2 0

-532

# 41

-04

LED

« D.O.T.S. »

2 0

-532

# 42

-04

LED

« D.O.T.S. »

2 0

-53

# 43

2 4

-04

LED

« D.O.T.S. »

2 0

-532

# 44

-04

LED

« D.O.T.S. »

-530

# 45

-00

LED

« D.O.T.S. »

2 0

-530

# 46

-00

LED

« D.O.T.S. »

112-5033-08

# 47

LED

« D.O.T.S. »

112-5033-08

# 48

R O K

. L

L .

USED

NOT

E X

R B

LED

« D.O.T.S. »

-53

# 33

-00

LED

« D.O.T.S. »

112-5033-08

# 34

LED

« D.O.T.S. »

112-5033-08

# 35

LED

« D.O.T.S. »

112-5033-08

# 36

LED

« D.O.T.S. »

112-5033-08

# 37

LED

« D.O.T.S. »

112-5033-08

# 38

LED

« D.O.T.S. »

112-5033-08

# 39

LED

« D.O.T.S. »

112-5033-08

# 40

L . LO

RR O

L O

E R

USED

NOT

USED

NOT

USED

NOT

USED

NOT

USED

NOT

USED

NOT

R N

« D.O.T.S. »

LED

2 0

-532

# 25

-0

LED

« D.O.T.S. »

2 0-532

# 26

-0

« D.O.T.S. »

LED

2 0

-532

# 27

-0

LED

« D.O.T.S. »

2 0

-532

# 28

-0

LED

« D.O.T.S. »

2 0

-532

# 29

-0

LED

« D.O.T.S. »

2 0

-530

# 30

-00

LED

« D.O.T.S. »

2 0

-530

# 31

-00

LED

« D.O.T.S. »

2 0

-530

# 32

-00

LED

L OO

U ER

-53

# 17 # 18

-01

LED

# 19

LED

« D.O.T.S. »« D.O.T.S. »

U E

-532

# 10

-01

LED

« D.O.T.S. »

U L

O UR

B LL

2 0

-532

# 11

-01

LED

« D.O.T.S. »

OU L

L E

2 0

-530

-00

« D.O.T.S. »

2 0

-530

-00

« D.O.T.S. »

2 0-503

-00

L NE

USED

NOT

USED

NOT

# 12

LED

# 13

# 14

# 15

# 16

# 20

LED

# 21

LED

# 22

LED

L .

# 23

LED

.N. .

H . NO E

R RO

# 24

LED

« D.O.T.S. »

UL B LL

-53 24

-01

« D.O.T.S. »

LED

U E

-532

-01

LED

« D.O.T.S. »

U E

2 0

-53 2

-01

LED

« D.O.T.S. »

UL B

L B U

2 0

-532

-01

LED

« D.O.T.S. »

NN ON

E R

2 0

-5324

-01

« D.O.T.S. »

LED

NNO

-5324

-01

LED

« D.O.T.S. »

H O

N NO

-5324

-01

« D.O.T.S. »

LED

LAMP MATRIX GRID [ #1 – #80 ] {Lamp Locations : next page}

[ C. = CENTER][L. = LEFT][R. = RIGHT ]

-5324

-01

AC/DC LUCI MANUAL 500-55C8-01

1.13 LAMP LOCATIONS

AC-DC PREMIUM SINGLE LED MAP

SETUP AND MOVING

Lamp Menu: One, All, Row, Column, & Ordered

AC/DC LUCI MANUAL 500-55C8-01

SETUP AND MOVING

LAMPNUMBER LAMPNAME CONNECTORNUMBERON

DRIVERBD.520-5331-00

81 FACE LEFT EYE CN17 82 FACE RIGHT EYE CN16 84 FACE MOUTH CN1 85 L. LOOP ARROW (BOT.) CN12 86 L. RAMP ARROW CN18 87 BELL ARROW (BOT.) CN8 88 R. RAMP ARROW CN11 89 R. LOOP ARROW (BOT.) CN13 90 L. LOOP ARROW (TOP.) CN14 91 BELL ARROW (TOP.) CN3 92 RIGHT LOOP ARROW (MID.) CN7 93 LEFT TOP LANE CN9 94 CENTER TOP LANE CN4 95 RIGHT TOP LANE CN19 96 TUNES - N - STUFF CN5

AC/DC LUCI MANUAL 500-55C8-01

LAMP LOCATIONS CONTINUED

AC-DC PREMIUM TRI-COLOR LED MAP

SETUP AND MOVING

AC/DC LUCI MANUAL 500-55C8-01

SETUP AND MOVING

COILS DETAILED CHART TABLE

Drive

Transistor

#1 TROUGH UP-KICKER

#2 AUTO LAUNCH

#3 LOWER PLAYFIELD EJECT

#4 LOWER PLAYFIELD LEFT FLIPPER

#5 LOWER PLAYFIELD RIGHT FLIPPER

LEFT 5-BANK DROP RESET (X2)

CENTER 3-BANK DROP RESET

#8 SHAKER MOTOR (OPTIONAL)

#9 LEFT POP BUMPER

#10 RIGHT POP BUMPER

#11 BOTTOM POP BUMPER

#12 TOP EJECT

#13 LEFT SLINGSHOT

#14 RIGHT SLINGSHOT

#15 LEFT FLIPPER (50v RED/YEL)

#16 RIGHT FLIPPER (50v RED/YEL)

#17 TRAIN FLASHER

DETONATOR

#18

BOTTOM ARCH FLASHER (X2)

#19

#20 LEFT RAMP FLASHER

#21 LEFT SIDE FLASHER

#22 BACK PANEL FLASHER

#23 TOP EJECT FLASHER

#24 OPTIONAL (e.g. COIN METER)

Coil Note: -ND

means ’No Diode’. -00B or -00T can be used for coil replacements, but the diode must be removed. Call for more info.

#25 POP BUMPERS FLASH (X3)

#26 BELL ARROW FLASHER

#27 LEFT RAMP LEFT SIDE FLASHER

#28 LEFT RAMP RIGHT SIDE FLASHER

#29 RIGHT RAMP RIGHT SIDE FLASHER

#30 RIGHT RAMP FLASHER

#31 RIGHT SIDE FLASHER

#32 CANNON MOTOR

Note: In Test Flash Lamps Menu ("Flash" Icon), only Flashers are tested in numeric order. This Game: Q21, Q23, Q25 – Q31

#33 AUX 1: TICKET ADVANCE (ENABLE)

#34 AUX 2: TICKET METER

#35 AUX 3: SWITCHED GROUND

Q3 50VDC

Drive

Transistor

Q10

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1.14 COIL LOCATIONS

SETUP AND MOVING

Coil Menu: Single Coild & Cycling Coil

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22-600

090-5076-ND

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515-6595-01-ND

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090-5060-01-ND

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515-6595-01-ND

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2. SERVICE MENU SYSTEM

2.1 SERVICE MENU INTRODUCTION

Important: The switch bracket holds the playeld power interlock. It is located just inside the coin door frame. The button switch for the playeld power interlock switch must be pulled out for electro-mechanical device testing or diagnostic purposes (this is required). If this button is pushed in, the playeld power is disabled while the coin door is open.

HOW TO USE THIS SECTION

This section will cover all functions available in the service menu in a step-by-step process. This section is divided into chapters which coincide with the main menu (will also provide more detailed information). The previous and following pages in this chapter will instruct the operator on how to move through the menus. It’s simple, easy, and fun to use!

After powering up, push down the black “select” button to begin. Looking at the display you will momentarily see “SERVICE MENU” followed by the main menu.

Use the red [</-] and [+/>] buttons to move the selected icon left or right, and the black “select” button to activate the selected icon.

The main menu now appears with the “DIAG” icon (go to diagnostics menu) highlighted.

As the operator views the menu screen(s), the “More” [</>] symbols indicates that there are more icons to select in each direction. The icon selected will blink. Pushing the black “select” button will select the icon and the menu screen will change to the menu selected. Press the green “back” button to move backwards through the menu levels. Press the green “back” button repeatedly or select the “QUIT” icon to completely exit out of the service menu mode.

View the service menu icon tree on the next pages for a complete overview of all menus used in this system. The “HELP” icon provides an explanation of the icon usage or any other information in the menu where the ”HELP” icon was selected (when available).

DIAG: Go to diagnostics menu | AUD: GO to audits menu | ADJ: Go to adjustments menu | UTIL: Go to utilities menu (Installs, Custom MSG. Custom Pricing, Set Time, Reset, & USB) | TOUR: Go to tournament menu (Start Tournament, View Tournament Data, Sign Messages)

Use both the manual and the display to help customize, troubleshoot, and/or diagnose faults, if any.

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2.3 PROBLEM/SOLUTION TABLE

In the main menu and in all sub-menus (where the “QUIT” icon is present), if the “QUIT” icon is selected and activated, or the green “BACK” button is pressed repeatedly (depending on which sub-menu you are in), the service menu session will be exited and returned to the attract mode.

Turning the game on/off will start the power-up routine. Upon power-up, the display will indicate the country, le version, and language(s) installed. Language/Country change via DIP switch.

Problem Solution

Will not enter the service menu after depressing the black [SELECT] button.

All the service buttons appear to be nonfunc tional.

The green button in the attract mode will not enter the service credits menu to add service credits.

The display “blanks out”. • Check the dot matrix display for loose wiring harnesses, for poor or no connection, and/or broken wires.

Icons scroll along continuously in the main menu.

• Check the service switches [Green, Red, Red, Black] for loose connections or bad ground.

• Check the associated wiring harness to/from the CPU/sound board, connector J13.

• Check the CPU/sound board for possible failure

• Check the service switches wiring harness for poor or no connection and/or broken wires.

• Check to make sure the game is not in Free Play. If the game is set to Free Play, adding service credits is not

required.

• Check the service switches wiring harness for poor or no connection and/or broken wires.

• Check F1 (3/4A fuse) on the display power supply board.

• Check for stuck switches on either of the red buttons.

The start and ipper buttons do not select or activate icons in the switch test menu.

Can’t move slection of the icons with the left and/or right ipper buttons.

Some icons appear to be non-funtional in the menu or missing.

In the coil test menu, the coils and ashlamps do not re after pressing the black “SELECT” button.

In the service menu, the volume cannot be adjusted with either of the red buttons.

In the service menu, the display seems to lock up or the help display appears to be non-functional

• This is normal. These switches are deactivated as they are part of the switch test.

• Check the ipper buttons for loose connections or bad grounding.

• This is normal only in diagnostics switch & active switch tests

• Some functionality of the service menu may not have been completed during development. If absent, it should

only be a non-critical function such as the “HELP” icon, which will explain the usage of icons. When completed, a software update will correct the problem. Software updates are announced via Service Bulletins and on our website (http://www.sternpinball.com/service-bulletins)

• Ensure the power interlock switch is pulled out.

• The volume adjustment can only be made when in the attract mode.

• If you cannot clear the situation by exiting back one menu, exit completely out of the service menu and re-

enter. If the problem persists, call technical support for additional help.

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2.4 DIAGNOSTICS MENU

To initiate, from the main menu select the “DIAG” icon. The diagnostics menu provides the tests for switches, coils, ash lamps, lamps, sounds, and dots in the dot matrix display. Each feature may be tested manually or automatically after entering the service menu. The [CYCLING COIL TEST]/[FLASH LAMP TEST] may be used for a quick verication of automatic test functions. The [SWITCH TEST] / [SINGLE COIL TEST] / [SINGLE LAMP TEST] / [ALL LAMP TEST] / [ROW LAMPS TEST] / [COLUMN LAMPS TEST] / [FLASH LAMP TEST] may be used for troubleshooting.

All diagnostics menu icons and their usages are explained throughout this chapter in the same order as seen in the dot matrix display. Note: Depending on the game type, version, selections made, DIP switch settings, location and/or areas, some icons may appear non-functional or may not appear at all. Some icons change depending on selection (e.g. Selecting and activating the “STRT” icon [Start Tournament] will be replaced with the “STOP” icon [Stop Tournament]). Icons and/or functions, order, and operation are subject to change.

Important: Upon power-up (game CPU reset) or opening the coin door, watch the display for any alerts.

This audible/visual alert display is shown when the 50v/20v power is disabled (by opening the coin door). Pull out the interlock switch only while in the service menu for coil or switch testing & burn-in when the coin door is required to stay open for service button use. Pulling out the power interlock switch or pressing the ‘escape’ green [BACK] button will remove the alert display. Initial display presentation is accompanied by 3 audible tones (the bright display warning will go dim after approximately 30 seconds).

This alert display is shown momentarily during game mode or power-up to alert the operator of a device malfunction (device or mechanism doesn’t energize or is energized repeatedly). Operator Alert works by monitoring any switch activated device that has the potential to trap a ball when disabled (e.g. in the shooter lane, scoop, or eject holes, etc.). This alert can also appear if a switch associated with a device (e.g. ball trough, auto plunger, etc.) is stuck closed (caused by a switch jam or stuck ball); the game will activate the device a predetermined number of times and if the problem is still detected, this device will be noted in Switch Alerts and/or Technical Alerts.

Upon entering the service menu, if an asterisk “ * ” is displayed after the words “SERVICE MENU”, the game had detected possible faulty devices, switches, and/or missing pinballs. Press either of the red buttons (short-cut to the technician alerts menu) or continue into the service menu (press the black button again), select the “DIAG” icon and “TECH” icon for the technician alerts information.

CAUTION! Remove all pinballs from the ball trough prior to lifting the playeld to its full upright position for servicing. Pull out the power interlock switch for operation. To eject pinballs, select the “DIAG” icon from the main menu to enter the diagnostics menu. Select the “CLR” icon to enter the ball trough test menu. Press the black [SELECT] buttons. To return to the diagnostics menu, press the green [BACK] button. This feature is also useful to retrieve a pinball for game testing in switch or coil tests.

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SWITCH MENU

To initiate, from the diagnostics menu, select the “SW” icon. Switches are congured in a 4 x 16 matrix of rows [Switch Drives] and columns [Switch Returns] with up to 64 possible switches. Dedicated switches are congured in a 2 x 16 matrix of rows [Dedicated Switch Drives/Ground] and columns [Dedicated Switch Returns] with up to 32 possible dedicated switches (includes the 8 DIP switch positions). The switch test menu consists of three (3) parts: Switch & Active

Switch Tests and Switch Alerts to test all switches.

Reminder: The ipper & start buttons (part of switch tests) are temporarily disabled as service navigation buttons during these test(s) so they can be tested and shown on-screen. Pressing the green [BACK] button (dedicated switch D-21), light green-black / black (GND), will exit the switch test or active switch test.

SWITCH TEST

To initiate, from the switch menu, select the “TEST” icon. Ensure the power interlock switch is pulled out if testing with the coin door open and the activation of coils is required. Upon entering switch test, you will notice

that some switches are already indicated as closed. In the examples, the 4-ball trough switches #18, #19, #20, & #21 are shown closed (pinballs at rest in the ball trough), along with the ipper E.O.S. dedicated switches D-10 & D-12 (End-ofStroke switches are ‘normally closed’). If the game has more ippers with E.O.S. dedicated siwtches, CPU DIP switch setting other than 1-8 OFF or switches stuck closed, more dots will be indicated (enter active switch test to reveal the names).

In Switch Test, close each switch and observe the display (switch closure is accompanied by a short audible tone). In the example, the black [SELECT] button dedicated switch D-24 is pressed. The dot matrix display will light up (highlight) the corresponding dot in the on-screen matrix, display the switch name, switch number, and the switch drive/return wire colors. When not closing a switch, the display indicates NONE and the last switch number closure. For the switch matrix grid and dedicated switch grid, escape out of this test and enter Active Switch Test (described below) to view the names of the switches closed. Note: Pressing the green [BACK] button (Ded. Switch D-21), Lt. green-black / black (GND), will exit the switch test.

CAUTION! Coil mechanism when activated has fast moving parts! While performing Switch Test with the coin door closed or open (with the power interlock switch pulled out), do not use your nger to test switches which are associtaed with a coil mechanism such as a vertical up-kicker (hole with a switch), slingshots, bumpers, etc.

ACTIVE SWITCH TEST

To initiate, from the switch menu select the “ACT” icon. In Active Switch

Test, if any switches are stuck closed (or normally closed from the

pressence of pinball(s) as in the ball trough), the display will ash the cor-

responding dot(s) in the on-screen matrix, display the name, and display the switch drive/return wire colors. If more than one switch is closed, the switch information will change with each switch. This cycle continues until all switches are cleared or until Active Switch Test is exited. In the example, the black [SELECT] button dedicated switch D-24 is pressed and held down. The display will cycle and ash each dot, naming each switch which is closed. To determine the switch number, compare the highlighted dot to the same position in the switch matrix grid.

SWITCH ALERTS

To initiate, from the switch menu, select the “ALRT” icon. In Switch Alerts Menu, possible inoperable

switches are marked with an “X” (Out of Service). Mark switches “IN” or “OUT OF SERVICE” by press-

ing the black button while the intended switch is highlighted and change with either of the red buttons.

Switches which are determined as “OUT OF SERVICE” by the game or manually, will be automatically

marked as “IN SERVICE” as soon as the game determines a valid switch closure (after adjusting, xing or replacing the switch, then testing/actuating the switch). Note: A factory reset will also put the switch back “IN SERVICE” in which the game will need to redetermine if the switch should be marked “OUT OF SERVICE”.

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