Tab Silverball Cosmo User Manual

Manual

Thank you for choosing the

Silverball COSMO

from the many different entertainment machines on the market.

Please read the operating instructions carefully to ensure the satisfactory use of the

Silverball Cosmo.

Please keep this manual at hand so that you may refer to it whenever needed.

Our hotline is available for additional questions.

Call +43 / 7229 / 78040 – 250
Operating instructions Silverball Cosmo machine manual
(MH / SM 14.11.2005)

Great care was taken in the compilation of these texts and images, but errors cannot be
entirely ruled out.

The manufacturer assumes no legal responsibility or any kind of liability for erroneous
information and its consequences.

The manufacturer is grateful for improvement suggestions and for information about errors.
All rights, also those rights pertaining to photo-mechanical reproduction and storage on

electronic or other media, are reserved. The program, manual and all components are
subject to international copyright law.

© 1996-2005 TAB-Austria
A-4052 Ansfelden, Haider Straße 40
Tel. + 43 / 7229 / 78040-0*, Fax + 43 / 7229 / 78660

All rights reserved

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Setup Pointers

Safety regulations for the user

• The machine may only be operated in dry rooms and connected to a safety plug socket
that complies with the relevant safety standards.

• Before starting the machine, it should be allowed to attain room temperature.

• Check the main voltage before connecting the machine!

• The machine is designed for an alternating voltage of 230 Volt (or 115 Volt if specified

on the type plate), 50 Hz and 210 W power.

• The machine may only be operated with a 3.15 amp fuse.

• In case of breakage to housing parts, protruding wires, machine fires or smashed picture

tubes the machine must be immediately switched off and the main plug disconnected.

• Defective or bare wire cables, especially power cables and plug connecters must be
replaced.

• The recommended ambient temperature is 5 – 35 Degrees on the Celsius scale.

• The monitor standard settings are 100% for Brightness and 90% for contrast

IMPORTANT!

In such cases ensure that any machine contact is avoided and that it cannot be
switched on!

• When positioned alongside other machines, interference in normal operation may occur.

Please pay attention to the licensing terms and conditions of Microsoft.

Disposal of Old Electrical & Electronic Equipment (Applicable in the European Union
and other European countries with separate collection systems

This symbol on the product or on its packaging indicates that this product shall n ot be treated as

household waste. Instead it shall be handed over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of
electrical and electronic equipment. By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly, you will help prevent
potential negative consequences for the environment and human health, which coul d otherwise be caused by
inappropriate waste handling of this product. The recycling of materials will help to conserve natural
resources. For more detailed information about recycling of this product, please contact your local city office,
your household waste disposal service or the company where you purchased the product.

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Index

SETUP POINTERS 4

INDEX 5

MACHINE IN CHAMPIONSNET 6

TAKING INTO USE 7

TESTMODE 9
INTERNET 25
TECHNICAL DATA 26
CHAMPIONSNET 27
ONLINE TERMINAL MANAGEMENT 33
COSMO UPDATE 34
KEY OPTIONS 36
MACHINE DESCRIPTION 37
PC SYSTEM COMPONENTS IN THE SILVERBALL COSMO 37
OPTIONAL FEATURES 37

TROUBLESHOOTING 38

ERROR MESSAGES 39

DETAILED DRAWING SILVERBALL COSMO 41

COMPONENT GROUPS 46

CABLE PLAN 48

EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 49
END-USER LICENSE AGREEMENT FOR MICROSOFT SOFTWARE 50
ATTACHMENT 1 54

WARRANTY TERMS BY TAB-AUSTRIA INDUSTRIE UND
UNTERHALTUNGSELEKTRONIK GMBH & CO KG 55

NOTES: 56

This

manual describes the assembly and professional installation of the Silverball Cosmo

machine.
Please refer to the FAQ’s on the TAB home page at www.tab.at for information about

current software versions. You may determine the version you are currently using by
switching to Test Mode (see Page 9) or by selecting the TAB logo in the main interface.

Please refer to the last page of this documentation for technical data and sizes.

Machine in Championsnet

Your machine is equipped with an onboard network card, which allows you to connect to
the Championsnet. The following additional features will then be available:

• Internet surfing

• E-mails

• Tournaments

• The creation and management of tournaments

• Online service

By networking your machine with others throughout the world you will be able to stage and
manage individual tournaments for each game.

The correct procedure is described along with more precise data and settings from Page
19!

IMPORTANT:

Switch off the machine and disconnect mains cables before carrying out any work on the
machine. Only qualified staff may carry out work on the machine.

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Taking into use

All machines are tested at the factory and delivered preset.
We recommend that you wait for 15 minutes to allow the system to reach its operating

temperature. Temperature differences and transport vibrations and so on may cause the
touch screen settings to change. We therefore recommend that you ALWAYS follow the
procedure below when taking the machine into use:

1) Unpack the machine and connect it to the mains (230 V/50 Hz plug socket).

2) Switch on the machine (switch is located on the rear), the machine will start
automatically. You are now in the main menu.

Note:

The Jukebox button is only available with the MAX dongle!

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Press the TAB LOGO to enter the information overview.

TAB Austria’s telephone – fax number and Internet address, the most recent
Championsnet transmission and your machine’s software version, dongle version and
system version are displayed here.

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3) Then open the front lid and set the test switch to ON! The Silverball test mode
appears on the screen.

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Testmode

You may make all the machine’s relevant settings in the test mode. The precise software
version of the Silverball Strato and the dongle version are shown on the top edge of the
screen.

o General

•

Touch screen settings

Press the Calibration button and follow the instructions shown on the screen. Then
you may test the screen with Test.

•

Volume setting
Game
The game volume may be set in 15 steps with the plus/minus keys.
Stand-by
The stand-by volume may be set in 15 steps with the plus/minus keys.
Activating the “with internal amplifier” option allows you to increase the sound
volume

• Other
You can book test credits to test your games here. Your hard drive will be checked
when you activate the Check Hard Disk at Reboot option.

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o Basic settings

• Date and time
You may set the current time and date here. The date and time will be set
automatically if the machine is active in the Championsnet. You can then only adjust
the time zones by 30 minutes or one hour.

• Basic language
Her you set the basic language for this machine

• Miscellaneous
Activate or deactivate the Stand-by sound

• Automatically delete high score
You can set here if and when you want to delete the high scores

• Erotic
Activate, deactivate or activate in a special time zone the erotic games and the erotic
backgrounds

• Basic language
This is where the machine’s basic language may be set.

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o Machine Test

Test if all your input devices, p.e. buttons, coin acceptor,.. , are working properly.
“Test Video” will activate the web cam.

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o Hardware settings

• Currency
Set the programmed currency

• Impuls
Impuls settings for the

• VDAI settings (only for machines with a german dongle)
Settings to the VDAI

• NV7 key
This key is for the initialising of the bill acceptor. If you have to change the bill
acceptor please be sure, that the key here is the same as on the bill acceptor. If not,
change it here!

• Coins and banknotes
Activate, deactivate and set of the channels from the coin- and bill acceptor

• Coinservice
Here you can program the coin acceptor by yourself! Also you can program Tokens!

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Procedure:

• Choose „Run Coin service“

• You are now in the following options menu

• Change Coin Set

o Upload of some currency tables

• Teach Channel

o Program coins and Tokens

• Test Coinmech

o Test the coin channels

• Delete Channel

o Delete coin channels

• Exit

o Back to the main options menu

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The channels 6 up to 15 are free. These channels are ready to get programmed.

• Choose „Teach Channel“ and press “Start”

• Now you are in the following options menu where you have to throw in 15 coins

• Follow the messages on the screen until you get the message “Teach complete”

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• Select the currency and the value of it. Here you can see the channel 6 has been
programmed with Croatian coins and the value is 1 Kuna = 1 credit. If you program a
channel with token you have to choose „Token“!

• Press „Set“ and the coin channel will be programmed and you can see it in the list of the
coin channels.

• Go „Back“ to the main options menu

• Now switch machine ON and let the machine start

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• Switch the Testmode to ON

• In the menu „Hardware settings“ you have to choose your programmed currency

In the menu „Machine tests“you are able to test it immediately.

o Bookkeeping

Here you find all the relevant informations to the bookkeeping.
At “Bookkeeping2” there is an overview of it.

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• Bookkeeping visible in the overview test menu
If you activate this option, a Supervisor with his PIN code is allowed to look in here.

o Setting the game price

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• Setting the game price
This is where you are able to set the credit value. For instance, 50 cents = one credit.
You may change these values using the counter units. This is the setting for
Standard1 (normal). You may set the bonus values in Standard2 (Bonus).

• Free-game mode
Activating the free-game mode will provide endless credits. The machine displays 99
credits.

o Games

This section displays all the games that are available on the machine. You may individually
switch each game ON or OFF, call up separate statistics for each game and modify each
game’s level of difficulty.

Note:

The level of difficulty may only be modified when the machine is NOT in Championsnet.

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o Local tournament settings

You can create up to 2 local tournaments here. The tournaments can be played with 1 or 2
games.

Pressing “set games / price” allows you to set the games and the game price for it.
At “Statistic” and “Winner`s list” you can find all the important informations after the

ending of the tournament.
Note:

You can end a local tournament at any time!

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o Advertising text - input

You can create your own advertising pages with a lot of standard pictures and also set the
time to show in the stand-by mode.

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o PIN settings

Set up to 3 different PIN codes for Supervisors. Also you can set a PIN code for the
Testmode and one for the Bookkeeping 2.

After setting a PIN code, the supervisor will get into the overview test mode.
In this special Testmode, he can just change some lower options (like sound volume).

After setting the PIN code you can find the Silverball logo in the lower left side after
pressing the TAB Austria logo (also in the lower left side in the menu).
Press the logo to get into the PIN code input.

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Once you have made all the desired settings, switch the Test Mode switch to OFF. The
machine will automatically restart and you will be returned to the Silverball Strato Main
Interface.

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Selecting the button

will take you to the Internet browser menu and the e-mail input mask.

Note:
The images may vary slightly from machine to machine, but they all possess the same

functions.

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Here you may use the browser to surf the Internet or send e-mails.
E-mail

• From:

Enter your e-mail address here. If you haven’t got one, just enter your name.

• To:

Enter the recipient’s e-mail address here, e.g. [e-mail].

• Cc:

If you want other recipients to receive a copy of the e-mail, just enter their e-mail

addresses here. If you want to send copies to several recipients, separate the e-mail
addresses by semi-colon.

• Bcc:

Enter the e-mail address here and the recipient will receive a blind copy.

• Subject:

You can enter the e-mail’s subject here (not mandatory)

• Text:

Enter the e-mail text here.

Internet

• Browse:

Enter the address of the page you wish to visit here and it will be displayed, e.g.

www.tab.at.

• Refresh:

The page currently shown will be refreshed.

• Home:

This will take you back to the start page.

• Stop:

This stops loading the page.

• Back:

This will take you back to the page last displayed.

• Forward:

This will take you a page further along.

• Exit:
This will close the Internet browser.

• Keyboard:

This displays a keyboard with which to make entries, e.g. in search engines.

Note:
You may only send e-mails or surf the Internet when the machine is in Championsnet and

all connection settings have been made.

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Technical data

• Machine sizes:
Height: 36.5 cm
Width: 54.5 cm
Depth: 44 cm
Weight: 25 kg *)

• Electric data
Power connection: 230 Volt to plug socket
Power: 210 watts
Fuse: 3.15 ampere

Note:
The following should be observed when connecting several machines to a power

distributor:
No more than three machines should be connected to one properly installed power

connection, which should possess a 13-amp fuse.

*) Note:

The weight may vary depending on the installed optional components!

Championsnet

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o Activate Championsnet

Note:

The terminal will restart automatically when Championsnet is activated!

Selecting Change in Connection will take you to the following menu:

• Provider connection

 Set by entering type, telephone number, password

• Commence transmission

 Here, you may determine when data transmissions should start

automatically.

• Connection type
This is where you may set the type of your Internet connection. The

checkbox Continuous Connection should remain deactivated, as otherwise
the machine will stay online, which may result in considerable connection
costs!

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Modem
Here, the connection may be established via an installed analogue modem

or an ISDN card (optional). In Connection Type activate Modem. Then
enter your telephone number, access number (user name) and the
password in Provider Connection.

Please enter the password a second time in Confirm. Fig. 1.0 on Page 32
describes Page 2 for connection settings. Make sure that no entries or
activations have been made here.

• External modem
The connection is made via an external GPRS modem. The settings for

telephone, user name and password vary from network to network. This
information may be obtained from your network provider.

Make sure that Connection Type is set to External Modem and enter the
connection data in Provider Connection. Press “GPRS/GSM” to configure
the GPRS modem.

Sometimes, alongside the connection data just entered, you will also receive

an Init String from your network provider. If so, you must enter this string in the
Modem section. You must also enter your SIM card’s PIN number (to be
obtained from your network provider). If PIN set appears, the PIN has been
correctly entered and you may exit the dialogue by pressing Back.

Fig. 1.0 on Page 32 describes Page 2 for the connection settings. Make sure
that no entries or activations have been made here.

• Network Direct

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Here, your machine is connected to an internal network. No dial-in parameters are required.
Only the settings shown on Page 2 are necessary. Select Network Direct and press the
Page 2 button (see Fig. 1.0). Please contact your network administrator to procure the data
and enter it accordingly.

• Network – VPN

This generally applies to ADSL users. The required data, e.g. telephone number, user
name and password, may be obtained from your network provider. Select Network – VPN
as your connection and enter the settings. Now proceed to Page 2 (Fig. 1.0) where the
following data should be entered and activated:

- Deactivate Disable DNS

- Enter DNS 1

- Enter DNS 2

- Deactivate Use DHCP

- Enter IP address

- Enter subnet mask

Your Internet provider will provide you with the data required for the settings.

• Network – PPPOE

For TDSL users. The required data, e.g. telephone number, user name and password, may
be obtained from your network provider. Select Network – PPPOE as your connection and
enter the settings. Now proceed to Page 2 (Fig. 1.0) where the following data should be
entered and activated:

- Activate Disable DNS

- Deactivate Use DHCP

- Enter IP address

- Enter subnet mask

Your Internet provider will provide you with the data required for the settings.
You may also connect several machines with one another and then connect to the Internet.

A hardware router which creates the connection to the Internet through a data transfer
connection is required for this. A data transfer connection is, for example, an ADSL link. A
network card is installed in the PCs and configured for a local network (see Network Direct
settings). The PCs are then connected to the router and this in turn is connected to the data
transfer connection.

Page 2 of the Provider Connection menu:

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This is where you may make your Internet settings. Contact your Internet provider or your
network administrator should the settings not function.

• Silverball Max Terminal
If you want to operate the Silverball Max as Silverball Selection Terminals in the network,
activate Enable Max Terminal and enter an IP address outside the IP range at IP Pool
Starting Address and IP Pool Ending Address.

For example:
Your router’s starting address is 100 and its ending address is 199. You can see
your IP address, which might be 192.168.123.199. Now enter the IP address in SB­MAX-IP as follows: 192.168.123.200. The last number is beyond the range and is
now recognized as the Selection Terminal. This address must also be entered in all
other Silverball Selection Terminals as the address.

The machine must be registered when all the settings have been completed.

Fig. 1.0

The machine is registered during the registration process during which it is assigned its own
machine number.

To gain access to the Online Service, you must register on our homepage under OTM. You
will then receive a separate TAN list and licences. The licenses are free of charge for a
period of three months.

The Online Service button will then become activated in Test Mode. Activate the Online
Service by pressing this button, agreeing to the terms and conditions and entering a valid
TAN number.

Online Version Plus will allow you to update your version ONLINE in the Terminal and
Licence Management section, e.g. by using a suitable broadband connection.

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Online Terminal Management

The Online Terminal Management allows you to manage networked machines from home.
A variety of functions may be executed by a click of the mouse via the Online Terminal

Management Homepage:

• Online Music Shop

Load music to individual terminals online.

• Online Tournaments

Create, manage and participate in tournaments yourself!

• Online Service

Download important information for the terminals online around the clock.

• Terminal and Licence Management

Here, you may manage your terminals with the individual licences and, for instance,

update your version online ( Online Version Plus )!

Register directly for OTM at https://service.championsnet.net

When you register for the first time, you will receive licences free of charge for three months
which will allow you to activate your terminal in the Online Service. Please consult the
homepage at www.tab.at in the OTM section for prices for mp3 and video titles and other
details about the OTM service.

Cosmo Update

The software is stored on the hard disk fitted in the machine. It may be updated with the
help of a removable drive. However, it may also be updated online when in Championsnet
and Online Version Plus has been selected. ADSL connection is necessary for this due to
the fact that a great quantity of data must be downloaded.

Procedure (with cartridge for removable disks):

• Switch off machine

• Insert the update disk with removable cartridge in the computer’s appropriate bay

• Switch the machine on

• The copying and update routine will start automatically and depending on the update

size will take between 15 and 30 minutes.

• A screen will appear once all the required data has been copied. You will then be
asked to switch the machine off and to replace the update drive.

• Switch the machine back on again.

• Now all the data and the hard drive will be scanned and checked.

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• If everything has proceeded correctly, you will be requested to switch off the machine
and switch it back on again.

• The machine will now start with the new software.

• Set the switch inside the machine to ON, this will take you to Test Mode.

• Recalibrate the touch screen (see Taking into use).

• Make any other required settings in Test Mode (only if required).

• Set the Test Mode switch to OFF.

• The machine will automatically restart

The following must be observed when updating MP3 files only:
The new titles are transferred by a removable hard disk to the installed hard disk. The

removable hard disk must possess Win 98’s DOS or higher. Also the MP3 files must exist
on this removable hard disk with the music and if possible a corresponding jpg file with the
record cover.

The simplest way to create these is to convert music titles on a CD to MP3 and to scan the
record cover. You will need a PC with Windows, the Mpeg DJ Encoder software and a
scanner. You may procure the software from TAB Austria. The PC must be equipped with a
corresponding cartridge for the removable disk and a scanner.

You may also order the entire package from TAB. You may select titles at TAB’s homepage
in the OTM (see Page 25)!

Should you have installed a removable disk cartridge connection on your PC, you may
update your update disk to the latest version using the Support/Update Disk download
option in your OTM account.

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Key options

When the machine is started with the test switch set to ON or by pressing Key 6 (right outer
Player 2A), a menu with the following options will appear:

Æ Request Filecheck
All data on the hard disk will be checked for errors.

Æ Request Touch Screen Calibration
Selecting this menu will request calibration of the touch screen

Æ Enable Selftest
Choose this option and then switch the Testmode to “OFF”. Then the machine starts

the self test and play the games alone.

The following options will be available when the test switch is set to ON before an update
procedure:

Æ Force partitioning
This will force the hard disk to be formatted.

Æ No Backup and Restore
Selecting this option will mean that no data will be backed up before the update is

carried out.

The touch screen will be automatically calibrated after the update!
If the touch screen is severely de-calibrated so that it is no longer possible to select the

options, the options may be paged through with the Player 1A key (far left) and selected
with the Player 2A key (far right)!

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Machine description

Silverball Cosmo is an ergonomically designed bar machine consisting of a metal body and
plastic components.
The machine contains an electronic coin checker, a 17” LCD (with touch screen) and a
computer system.

PC system components in the SILVERBALL COSMO

PC system (2.4 GHz) with PCI bus and min. 256 RAM
Onboard graphics card with ATI chipset
Onboard 16-bit sound card
Onboard Networkcard
Min. 40 GB hard disk
TAB-PCI interface card with ccTalk interface and FRAM
USB touch screen controller
Comestero CCTalk coin checker

Optional features

Bank note checker:

NV-7 with stacker facility

VDAI connection:

Reading out is possible from Version 3.50. Setting options for the VDAI

*)

connection are

located in the Silverball test mode under hardware settings.

*)

Verband der deutschen Automatenindustrie – Association of the German Slot Machine

Industry

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Troubleshooting

Fault Cause Remedy

Touch screen only functions
partly.

Connection cable from touch
screen to PC defective (the
part that is connected to the
PC).

Replace connection cable.

MEMORY TEST FAIL at start­up.

Memory defective. Replace PC.

No function. The mains plug has not been

connected.
The mains switch has not
been switched on.
Mains fuse triggered.

Connect to the mains socket.
Switch on the mains switch.

Replace fuse.

No picture. Power supply not connected.

Video cable not connected.
Display defective.

Check display's power supply
and plug connections.
Connect video cable.
Replace display.

No sound Software volume control not

turned up.
Audio cable not connected.
Loudspeaker defective.

Turn up the software volume
control.
Connect audio cable.

Replace loudspeaker.
One or several keys
doesn’t/don’t work.

Flat connector not connected.
Key not correctly assembled
or defective.

Check plug connections.

Check key or replace.

Coins are not correctly
counted.

Wrong value programmed. Check program settings.

Inserted coins fall through. No power to the coin checker.

Coin checker dirty.
Coin channel not assigned.
Coin checker defective.

Check power supply.

Clean coin checker.

Change programming.

Replace coin checker.
Poor coin acceptance. Coin checker dirty. Clean coin checker.

Counter does not work. Counter defective. Replace counter.

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Error messages

Various error messages may appear during the copying procedure. The possible messages
are listed below:

HARDLOCK DONGLE NOT CONNECTED
The dongle must be connected for the copying procedure. Check dongle connection.

WRONG DONGLE CONNECTED
Wrong dongle connected.

UNKNOWN CONFIGURATION
The update hard disk does not support the device configuration, please have it checked by
TAB.

OVERWRITE PROTECTION
Check the hard disk set-up, otherwise please have it checked by TAB.

PARTITION ERROR
The hard disk to be updated cannot be set up. Either the hard disk or its cable is defective.

NO TOUCH SCREEN PROGRAM
The program for the 25-point touch screen calibration was not found. Carry out renewed
update.

MASTERDISK ERROR
An error has occurred accessing the update hard disk. Either the update hard disk or
possibly the removable hard disk cartridge and the corresponding hard-disk cable are
defective.

SLAVEDISK ERROR
An error accessing the hard disk to be updated has occurred. Either the hard disk or its
cable is defective.

MASTER COPY FILES ERROR
An error reading the update hard disk has occurred. Either the update hard disk or possibly
the removable hard disk cartridge and the corresponding hard-disk cable are defective.

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SLAVE COPY FILES ERROR
An error has occurred writing to the hard disk to be updated. Either the hard disk or its cable
is defective.

NOT COMPLETELY UPDATED
The update procedure has not been completed and must be repeated.

CHECK FILES ERROR
The hard disk content does not correspond to the specifications. Carry out update to
correct. If the error occurs immediately after updating, either the hard disk or its cable is
defective.

Detailed drawing Silverball Cosmo

Lower housing section:

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1. Metal body, Cosmo 022.082-006

2. Stop bolt with counter nut, DIN 439 022.011-603

3. Fan cover, Cosmo 022.082-038

4. Fan plate 464.126-127

5. Combination surge protector 671.115-507

6. Soft housing feet 022.011-400

7. PC TAB Micro-ATX Cosmo 831.000-017

8. Plastic side, left, Cosmo 210.075-027

1

3

4

5

8

7

6

2

1

2

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Top housing section:

1. Top section, plastic, Cosmo 210.075-012

2. Coin insert, Cosmo 464.138-703

3. Bank note lettering field, Cosmo, coated,

German

210.075-016

4. Loudspeaker mesh, right, Cosmo 412.120-254

4. Loudspeaker mesh, left, Cosmo 412.120-255

5. C905 23 mm lock, various locks 675.191-550

6. Pulsador Redondo A0107 red key 771.200-746

6. Pulsador Redondo A0107 green key 771.200-747

6. Pulsador Redondo A0107 yellow key 771.200-748

4

6

3

5

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1. Lid hinge, left, Cosmo 022.082-055

2. SC 5.9 ND 8056 loudspeaker 412.120-260

3. Joystick retention plate, Cosmo 022.082-062

4. Loudspeaker retention plate, right, Cosmo 022.082-048

4. Loudspeaker retention plate, left, Cosmo 022.082-049

5. Lid hinge, right, Cosmo 022.082-053

2

1

4

3

5

2

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5

7

6

1. Plastic part, front, display for Cosmo 210.075-029

2. 17" touch screen, flat + USB 462.930-202

3. 17" LCD TFT, LTM170EI-A01 831.700-032

4. Display retention plate for Cosmo 022.082-021

5. Camera retention plate, Cosmo 022.082-066

6. Plastic part, rear, Cosmo display 021.075-028

7. Reinforcement display plate, Cosmo 022.082-070

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3

4

2

1

1 Cashdesk 022.082-047
2 Cashdoor 361.110-131
3 Plastic side, right, Cosmo 210.075-018
4 Keylock C905 23mm different locking 675.191-550

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SPARE PARTS LIST SILVERBALL COSMO

Component groups

1) Housing

2) Monitor lid

3) PC components

4) Optional equipment

1) Housing

1 Metal body, Cosmo 022.082-006
1 Cash box door, Cosmo 361.110-131
2 Amplifier module, 3.5 W M031 471.221-762
1 Combination surge protector, 4A 3.15 A 671.115-507
1 Stop bolt with counter nut, DIN 439 022.011-603
2 Bearing bush, Cosmo 022.082-065
1 Cable tree, Silverball Cosmo 360.110-635
1 Honeywell micro-switch, large, V5J012BB1D 461.613-360
1 Locking angle, front, Cosmo 022.082-064
1 Lock hook, side, Cosmo/Strato 675.196-192
2 Cable Y Power 5.25" to 5.25" and 3.5" 831.900-012
1 Plastic side, left, Cosmo 210.075-027
1 Plastic side, right, Cosmo 210.075-018
1 Plastic side, bank-note checker, Be 210.075-017
2 Fans, 80 x 80 mm, with JST connector 831.900-033
1 Fan cover, Cosmo 022.082-038
1 Fan mesh, left, Cosmo 022.082-039
1 Fan plate 464.126-127
2 C905 lock, 23 mm, various locks 675.191-550
1 Kemo amplifier, retention plate 022.082-063
1 Coin box, large, Cosmo 022.082-047
1 FSP 270 standard PC power supply 831.600-014
1 Turntable for Silverball Beetle, 306 mm 210.041-200
1 Coin box, small, Cosmo 022.082-046
1 NV7 acceptor horizontal PA189 with PA192 010.100-527
1 Note reader assembly plate, Cosmo 022.082-037
1 SECI RM5BCC24EU coin checker, Cosmo 464.138-446
1 Pressure piece for coin checker, MAX Fire 464.046-850

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2) Monitor lid

2 Pulsador Redondo A0107 red key 771.200-746
2 Pulsador Redondo A0107 green key 771.200-747
2 Pulsador Redondo A0107 yellow key 771.200-748
1 Lamp holder, Cosmo 022.082-057
1 Coin insert, Cosmo 464.138-703
1 Plastic top, Cosmo 210.075-012
2 SC 5.9 ND 8056 loudspeaker 412.120-260
1 Loudspeaker holder, right, Cosmo 022.082-048
1 Loudspeaker holder, left, Cosmo 022.082-049
1 Pressure spring d=0.5, D=7.5 Lo=26 n=5.5 Artno. 162.600-010
1 Loudspeaker mesh, right, Cosmo 412.120-254
1 Loudspeaker mesh, left, Cosmo 412.120-255
1 Lid hinge, right, Cosmo 022.082-053
1 Lid hinge, left, Cosmo 022.082-054
1 Display hinge, right, Cosmo 022.082-055
1 Display hinge, left, Cosmo 022.082-056
1 Lock plate, front, Cosmo 022.082-059
1 JV4 joystick with JST connector 360.110-654
1 LCD complete for Cosmo 17" 831.700-005
1 Joystick retention plate, Cosmo 022.082-062
2 Axis for display, Cosmo 022.082-022
1 Display turning angle stop, left, Cosmo 022.082-058
1 Display turning angle stop, right, Cosmo 022.082-060
1 Bank-note lettering field, Cosmo 210.075-019
1 Bank-note lettering field, Cosmo, coated, German 210.075-016

3) PC components

1 PC TAB Micro-ATX COSMO 831.000-017
1 PC hard disk, 40 GB 831.000-040
1 Machine mains cable 230 v~ 360.141-810

4) Optional equipment

1 Export package, Cosmo, printed 840.030-079
1 PC modem PCI intern 56K NEW analogue 831.800-053
1 PC modem PCI 56K 3com USRobotics 831.800-057
1 PC modem PCI intern ISDN Data Fire 2 831.800-059
1 ISDN RJ-45/RJ45 connection cable, 8*8 6m 360.110-860
1 PC GPRS modem Siemens MC35T 831.800-056
1 GPRS modem power supply cable 831.800-063
1 Plug-in network connection card 464.164-160
1 Network extension, 40 m 360.110-718

Cable plan

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EC Declaration of Conformity

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END-USER LICENSE AGREEMENT FOR MICROSOFT SOFTWARE

IMPORTANT - READ CAREFULLY: This End-User License Agreement ("EULA") is a
legal agreement between you (either an individual or a single entity) and the
manufacturer ("Manufacturer") or the special purpose computing device ("SYSTEM")
you acquired which includes certain Microsoft software product(s) installed on the
SYSTEM ("SOFTWARE PRODUCT" or "SOFTWARE"). The SOFTWARE includes
computer software, the associated media, any printed materials, and any "online" or
electronic documentation. By installing, copying or otherwise using the SOFTWARE,
you agree to be bound by the terms of this EULA. If you do not agree to the terms of
this EULA, Manufacturer and Microsoft Corporation ("Microsoft") are unwilling to
license the SOFTWARE to you. In such event, you may not use or copy the
SOFTWARE, and you should promptly contact Manufacturer for instructions on
return of the unused product(s) for a refund.

SOFTWARE LICENSE

The SOFTWARE is protected by copyright laws and international copyright treaties, as well
as other intellectual property laws and treaties. The SOFTWARE is licensed, not sold.

1. GRANT OF LICENSE. This EULA grants you the following rights:

• Software. You may use the SOFTWARE as installed on the System.

• Application Sharing. The SOFTWARE may contain technology that enables

applications to be shared between two or more SYSTEMS, even if an application is
installed on only one of the SYSTEMS. You should consult your application license
agreement or contact the application licensor to determine whether sharing the
application is permitted by its licensor.

• Storage/Network Use. If the SOFTWARE PRODUCT is installed on the SYSTEM over

an internal network from a server, you must acquire and dedicate a license for the
SOFTWARE PRODUCT for each SYSTEM on which the SOFTWARE PRODUCT is
used or to which it is distributed. A license for the SOFTWARE PRODUCT may not be
shared or used concurrently on different SYSTEMS.

• Back-up Copy. If MANUFACTURER has not included a copy of the SOFTWARE on

separate media with the SYSTEM, you may make a single copy of the SOFTWARE for
use solely for archival purposes with the SYSTEM.

2. DESCRIPTION OF OTHER RIGHTS AND LIMITATIONS.

• Limitation on Reverse Engineering, Decompilation and Disassembly. You may not

reverse engineer, decompile, or disassemble the SOFTWARE, except and only to the
extent that such activity is expressly permitted by applicable law notwithstanding this
limitation.

• Single SYSTEM. The SOFTWARE is licensed with the SYSTEM as a single integrated

product. The SOFTWARE may only be used with the SYSTEM.

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• Rental. You may not rent or lease the SOFTWARE.

• Software Transfer. You may permanently transfer all of your rights under this EULA

only as part of a sale or transfer of the SYSTEM, provided you retain no copies, you
transfer all of the SOFTWARE (including all component parts, the media, any upgrades
or backup copies, and this EULA, and if applicable, the Certificate(s) of Authenticity),
and the recipient agrees to the terms of this EULA. If the SOFTWARE is an upgrade,
any transfer must include all prior versions of the SOFTWARE.

• Termination. Without prejudice to any other rights, Manufacturer or Microsoft may
terminate this EULA if you fail to comply with the terms and conditions of this EULA. In
such event, you must destroy all copies of the SOFTWARE and all of its component
parts.

• Single EULA. The package for the SOFTWARE may contain multiple versions of this
EULA, such as multiple translations and/or multiple media versions (e.g., in the user
documentation and in the software). In this case, you are only licensed to use one (1)
copy of the SOFTWARE PRODUCT.

3. UPGRADES AND RECOVERY MEDIA.

• If the SOFTWARE is provided by Manufacturer on media separate from the SYSTEM
and is labeled "For Upgrade Purposes Only" (Upgrade SOFTWARE), you may install
one copy of the Upgrade SOFTWARE onto the SYSTEM as a replacement copy for the
SOFTWARE originally installed on the SYSTEM and use it in accordance with Section 1
of this EULA. You may also install additional copies of the Upgrade SOFTWARE as
replacement copies onto additional SYSTEMS which are the same brand and model as
the SYSTEM and contain a duly licensed copy of the same version and language
release of the SOFTWARE ("ADDITIONAL SYSTEMS"), provided that (1) Manufacturer
has supplied a corresponding serialised sticker for each additional copy of the Upgrade
SOFTWARE, and (2) you affix a serialised sticker per Manufacturer’s instructions for
each unit of Upgrade SOFTWARE you install.

• If the SOFTWARE is provided by Manufacturer on separate media and labeled as
"Recovery Media", you may not make a copy of the SOFTWARE as described in
Section 1 for archival purposes. Instead, you may use the Recovery Media solely to
restore or reinstall the same version and language release of the SOFTWARE as
originally installed on the SYSTEM and thereafter use the SOFTWARE as restored or
reinstalled in accordance with Section 1 of this EULA. A single unit of Recovery Media
may be used by you to restore or reinstall the SOFTWARE on ADDITIONAL SYSTEMS.

4. COPYRIGHT.

• All title and copyrights in and to the SOFTWARE (including but not limited to any
images, photographs, animations, video, audio, music, text and "applets,"
incorporated into the SOFTWARE), the accompanying printed materials, and any
copies of the SOFTWARE, are owned by Microsoft or its suppliers. You may not
copy the printed materials accompanying the SOFTWARE. All rights not specifically
granted under this EULA are reserved by Microsoft.

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5. PRODUCT SUPPORT.

• Product support for the SOFTWARE is not provided by Microsoft or its subsidiaries.
For product support, please refer to Manufacturer's support number provided in the
documentation for the SYSTEM. Should you have any questions concerning this
EULA, or if you desire to contact Manufacturer for any other reason, please refer to
the address provided in the documentation for the SYSTEM.

6. LIMITED WARRANTY.

• Limited Warranty. Manufacturer warrants that the SOFTWARE will perform
substantially in accordance with the accompanying written materials for a period of
ninety (90) days from the date of receipt. Any implied warranties on the SOFTWARE are
limited to ninety (90) days. Some states/jurisdictions do not allow limitations on duration
of an implied warranty, so the above limitation may not apply to you.

• Customer Remedies. Manufacturer's and its suppliers' entire liability and your exclusive
remedy shall be, at Manufacturer's option, either (a) return of the price paid, or (b) repair
or replacement of the SOFTWARE that does not meet the above Limited Warranty and
which is returned to Manufacturer with a copy of your receipt. This Limited Warranty is
void if failure of the SOFTWARE has resulted from accident, abuse, or misapplication.
Any replacement SOFTWARE will be warranted for the remainder of the original
warranty period or thirty (30) days, whichever is longer.

• No Other Warranties. EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY PROVIDED IN THE LIMITED
WARRANTY SECTION ABOVE, THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED TO THE END USER
"AS IS" WITHOUT OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING,
BUT NOT LIMITED TO, WARRANTIES OF NON-INFRINGEMENT,
MERCHANTABILITY, AND/OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. THE
ENTIRE RISK OF THE QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE OF THE SOFTWARE IS
WITH YOU.

• No Liability for Consequential Damages. MANUFACTURER'S SUPPLIERS SHALL
NOT BE HELD TO ANY LIABILITY FOR ANY DAMAGES SUFFERED OR INCURRED
BY THE END USER (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, GENERAL, SPECIAL,
CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES INCLUDING DAMAGES FOR LOSS
OF BUSINESS PROFITS INTERRUPTION, LOSS OF BUSINESS INFORMATION
AND THE LIKE), ARISING FROM OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE DELIVERY, USE
OR PERFORMANCE OF THE SOFTWARE.

7. NOTE ON JAVA SUPPORT.

THE SOFTWARE PRODUCT MAY CONTAIN SUPPORT FOR PROGRAMS WRITTEN
IN JAVA. JAVA TECHNOLOGY IS NOT FAULT TOLERANT AND IS NOT DESIGNED,
MANUFACTURED, OR INTENDED FOR USE OR RESALE AS ON-LINE CONTROL
EQUIPMENT IN HAZARDOUS ENVIRONMENTS REQUIRING FAIL-SAFE

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PERFORMANCE, SUCH AS IN THE OPERATION OF NUCLEAR FACILITIES,
AIRCRAFT NAVIGATION OR COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS, AIR TRAFFIC
CONTROL, DIRECT LIFE SUPPORT MACHINES, OR WEAPONS SYSTEMS, IN
WHICH THE FAILURE OF JAVA TECHNOLOGY COULD LEAD DIRECTLY TO
DEATH, PERSONAL INJURY, OR SEVERE PHYSICAL OR ENVIRONMENTAL
DAMAGE.

Attachment 1

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Warranty terms by TAB-AUSTRIA Industrie und

Unterhaltungselektronik GmbH & Co KG

(TAB hereinafter)

We are granting a warranty for this machine under the following conditions:

1. Insofar as the “General Terms of Business of TAB-AUSTRIA Industrie- und
Unterhaltungselektronik GmbH & Co KG” are not modified by the following which sets
out the conditions and scope of our warranty performance, these terms will continue to
apply without change.

2. The warranty period for our products from delivery is:

• 24 months for all Silverball Terminals (Silverball Strato, Silverball Strato Max,

Silverball Cosmo, Silverball Cosmo Max, Silverball Pro, Silverball Max Pro, Silverball
Beetle Pro, Silverball Beetle Max Pro)

• 24 months for Max Fire, Max Fire Video, Virtual Pinball, Golden Island

• 12 months for all other products, particularly betting terminals

• Six months for all spare parts; however, if a warranty period of more than six months

still obtains for the machines, this period will apply in its entirety to the spare part.

3. The warranty will only be granted for new products by TAB, not for their spare parts, not
for products of different brands and manufacturers and corresponding spare parts. No
warranty is granted for used products either.

4. In accordance with the following provisions, we shall repair defects to the machine that
have been demonstrably caused by a material and/or manufacturing fault which already
existed at the time the product was handed over, and which was reported within 14 days
of it becoming apparent to our sales partner or the first end user while still within the
warranty period. No warranty is assumed for used machines.

5. The warranty exclusively covers such components that are essential to operating the
product. It does not include easily damaged parts or wearing parts, such as, for
example, glass, plastic or light bulbs. Minor deviations from the desired composition
insignificant to the value and usability of the machine will not result in any warranty
obligations. Damage caused by physical, chemical, electrical or electrochemical or other
effects not related to the customary dedicated use will not result in any warranty
obligations; neither does damage caused by water or abnormal environmental
conditions or inappropriate operating conditions. Also, no warranty can be assumed for

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machine defects caused by transport damage for which we are not responsible,
incorrect installation and assembly, incorrect use, non-observance of operating or
assembly instructions or lack of care.

6. The warranty claim becomes void if repairs or interventions have been carried out by the
customer himself/herself or by persons who were not accordingly authorized or who
were not authorized by us or in the event of our machines being fitted with spare,
supplementary or accessory parts that are not original parts, or if parts have been
removed.

7. The warranty performance will be made in such a way that defective components will at
our discretion be repaired or replaced with faultless components free of charge unless
improvement or exchange are impossible or would result in for us unreasonable cost. In
such cases, a reduction in price or, in the event of not only a minor defect, cancellation
of sale may be claimed.

8. Machines for which a warranty performance is being claimed on the basis of this
warranty must be handed over or sent to us. Repairs at the installation site are not
possible. The customer will bear transport costs and the transport risk.

9. Exchanged parts will become our property.

10. Warranty performances will neither result in an extension of the warranty period nor will
they initiate a new warranty period.

11. Further or other claims (in particular claims for damages suffered beyond the machine)
are excluded insofar as liability is not mandatory by law.

12. These warranty terms apply to machines purchased and operated in Austria. They apply
to machines conveyed to other countries only insofar as they possess the technical
requirements (e.g. voltage, frequency, etc.) for the corresponding country, have been
officially approved for use there and are suited to the individual climate and
environmental conditions.

13. The TFT LCD display consists of more than 1,000,000 Thin-Film Transistors (TFT). A
small amount of missing, black, or luminous points is characteristic for TFT LCD
technology. The warranty performance will be granted if more than 15 missing, black, or
luminous points are present.

Version dated 25 April 2005

Notes: