NAMCO FLAMING FINGER Manuale utente

OPERATOR’S MANUAL

Important

Read PRECAUTIONS and INSTALLATION

Sections before operating game

FCC Notice

Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A

digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide

reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operating in a

commercial environment. This equipment uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy

and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause

harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential

area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to

correct the interference at his own expense.

No part of this publication may be reproduced by any mechanical photographic, or

electronic process, or in the form of a phonographic recording, nor may it be stored in a

retrieval system, transmitted, or otherwise copied for public or private use, without

permission from NAMCO AMERICA INC.

FLAMIN’ FINGER™Operator’s Manual

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.0 SPECIFICATIONS 1

2.0 INTRODUCTION 2

3.0 PRECAUTIONS 2

3.1 Installation 2

3.2 Handling 2

4.0 INSTALLATION 3

4.1 Linking 3

5.0 SCREEN DESCRIPTIONS 4

6.0 GAME PLAY 8

7.0 TROUBLESHOOTING 9

APPENDIX A: PARTS LIST 10

APPENDIX B: WIRING DIAGRAM 12

APPENDIX C: LINKING WIRING DIAGRAMS 13

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1.0 SPECIFICATIONS

Logic Power Supply: 200 Watt ATX style, NAI # VG88-08776-00

Input Power: 120 VAC, 60 Hz, 3 Amps max.

Overall Height: 68”

Crated Dimensions: 74” H x 29” W x 38” D

Installed Dimensions: 68” H x 22.25” W x 32” D

Shipping Weight: 227 lbs

Controls: Touch screen

Convenience Kit: Operator’s Manual (1)

(in coin box)

Note: Specifications subject to change without prior notice. Modifications and/or

alterations of the FLAMIN’ FINGER

™

game with kits or parts not supplied by NAMCO may

void the warranty. WARNING

REMOVAL OF SERIAL NUMBERS AND/OR BAR-CODES FROM PRODUCT OR

COMPONENTS WILL VOID THE WARRANTY

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2.0 INTRODUCTION

Namco’s FLAMIN’ FINGER

™

is a 1-player (linkable up to 64 players) redemption game

featuring randomly generated mazes on a touch-screen.

Complete the maze within the time allowed and win the JACKPOT!

3.0 PRECAUTIONS

3.1 Installation

This game is designed for indoor use only. It must not be installed outdoors. The

following conditions must be avoided:

1. Direct exposure to sunlight, extreme high humidity, direct water contact, dust,

high heat or extreme cold.

2. Vibration. The game must be installed on a level surface with levelers

properly adjusted.

Do not install in an area such that the game would present an obstacle in case of an

emergency (i.e., near fire equipment or emergency exists).

3.2 Handling

1. Before operating the game, make sure that the main AC power hookup

includes a safety ground. This will ensure safe operation as well as

compliance with the applicable FCC and UL regulations. Measure the AC

power line voltage. Verify that the voltage source is between 110 and 125

VAC.

2. Before replacing any parts, turn the AC power OFF and unplug the game.

3. The game includes areas where 120 VAC is present. Take care at all times

to avoid electrical shock whenever inspecting or adjusting the game.

4. Do not attempt to repair the Printed Circuit Board (PCB) on-site. It contains

sensitive integrated circuit chips that could be easily damaged, even by the

small internal voltage of a multi-meter. Always return the PCB to your

distributor for any repairs. PCB assemblies must be returned as complete

sets.

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4.0 INSTALLATION

Note: Shipping damage may void the warranty. In case of shipping damage, contact your

distributor and the transportation carrier immediately.

1. Unpack the game.

2. With the game in its installation position, lower the leveler pads as required

to eliminate any tilting of the game.

3. Plug in the main AC power cord, and turn the game ON.

4.1 LINKING

Games are shipped with 2 link cables. One is plugged into the output jack on the main pcb,

and runs to one side of a female-to-female (f-f) connector mounted on top of the coin box,

accessible through the coin door. A second cable is plugged into the other side of the

female-to-female connector and runs to the input jack on the main pcb. The link cables

must be installed for proper game function.

Linking can be done using one of two methods.

SEE APPENDIX C FOR LINKING DIAGRAMS

1. SEQUENTIAL. Recommended for 2 or 3 games, where the link cable can reach

from the last game to the first game in the line of linked games.

To link 2 or 3 games, unplug the link cable from the output side of the f-f connector of

game 1. Route it through the small round hole in the back of the cabinet, into the hole in

the back of the cabinet of game 2. Unplug the link cable plugged into the output side of

the f-f connector in game 2 and plug in its place the link cable just routed from game 1.

Route the cable just unplugged from game 2 out of the cabinet and into the game 1

cabinet, and plug it into the output side of the f-f plug in game 1.

THE LAST LINKED GAME IN THE CHAIN OF GAMES MUST CONNECT BACK TO THE

FIRST GAME IN THE CHAIN.

2. STAGGERED. Recommended for 4 or more games.

This method utilizes staggered routing, or every other game is linked. After the initial

input-to-output linking of games 1 and 2, the odd number games are linked together,

and the even number games are linked together.

SEE APPENDIX C FOR LINKING DIAGRAMS

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5.0 SCREEN DESCRIPTIONS

Enter the MAIN MENU options screen by pressing the SERVICE button located on the

service panel inside the coin door. The MAIN MENU screen includes the following

choices:

MAIN MENU

OPTIONS

ACCOUNT

DIAGNOS

Press the red on-screen boxes to choose that item. Use the red on-screen slider to adjust

the selection. The large LED read-out just above the touch panel shows the current

adjustment level.

Upon touching the OPTIONS box, the following items can be selected:

1- SET 1-9 COST PER PLAY The number set is the amount of credits required to

start a game. (Default setting is “1")

2- SET 1-9 COIN #1 VALUE The number set is the amount of credits each coin is

worth from slot #1. (Default setting is “1")

3- SET 0-9 COIN #2 = X TIMES #1 The number set will make the coin in slot #2

worth that multiple of what is set in coin slot #1. For example if you want the coin in

slot #2 to be worth the same as a coin in slot #1, set the number to 1. If you want

the coin in slot #2 to be worth double the coin in slot #1 set the number to 2.

(Default setting is “1")

4- SET 1-10 GAME VOLUME This sets the volume for when a game is being played.

Setting it to “1" is the softest and “10" is the loudest. (Default setting is “6")

5- SET 1-10 ATTRACT VOLUME This sets the volume of the music that plays during

the attract mode. Setting it to “1" is the softest and “10" is the loudest. (Default

setting is “4")

6- SET 0-20 ATTRACT VOL RATE This sets the frequency of the music playing in

attract mode. The number you set will be the amount of times the attract mode

wraps before the music will play. If set to “0" the attract mode music will never play.

The time for attract mode to wrap once is about seven minutes. (Default setting is

“1")

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7- SET 0-10 MIN TICK PER TRY This sets the minimum number of tickets a player

will receive regardless of their performance. (Default setting is “3") NOTE: The

player will receive an amount of tickets somewhere between the “min tick per try”

and the “max tick per try” settings, based upon the percentage of completion

through the path.

8- SET 0-20 MAX TICK PER TRY This sets the maximum number of tickets a player

can receive without winning the jackpot. (Default setting is “8") NOTE 1: You can

only set this as low as the “min tick per try” is set. NOTE 2: The player will receive

an amount of tickets between the “min tick per try” and the “max tick per try”

settings, based on the percentage of completion through the path.

9- 0=OFF 1=ON CLIMBING JACKPOT When this is enabled it will allow the jackpot

to randomly climb at the completion of a game. (Default setting is “1") NOTE: If you

have multiple games linked, their jackpots will all climb together.

10- SET 10-500 AVG PLAYS 2 JACKPOT This sets the average amount of games

played between each jackpot. (Default setting is “75") NOTE 1: The game will

automatically maintain this average by adjusting its internal difficulty setting based

upon the players at your location. NOTE 2: If you have multiple games linked, this

setting will apply to all. NOTE 3: Each time this setting is changed the averaging

process is restarted.

11- SET 0-500 JACKPOT MINIMUM This sets the minimum jackpot number. After a

jackpot is won the jackpot number will return to this setting. (Default setting is “100")

NOTE: If you have multiple games linked, their jackpots will all return to this setting

together.

12- SET 0-9000 MAXIMUM This sets the maximum number the jackpot can climb to.

(Default setting is “5000") NOTE: You can only set this as low as the “jackpot

minimum” is set.

13- SET 1-4 MONEY PROMPT This sets which money prompt screen will be

displayed in attract mode. Setting “1" will display INSERT COIN, “2" is INSERT

TOKEN, “3" is INSERT CARD, and “4" is SWIPE CARD. (Default setting is “2")

14- 0=OFF 1=ON TICKET EMULATOR When this is enabled, the game will function

as if it had tickets but not require or dispense them. (Default setting is “0")

15- 0=NO 1=YES RESTORE DEFAULTS When this is set to “1" and you exit the

menu screen, all of the settings in options will be restored to their defaults. (Default

setting is “0")

Press the SERVICE button to return to the MAIN MENU options screen.

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Upon touching the ACCOUNT box, the following items can be selected:

16- COIN COUNTER This screen displays the amount of coins that have been

inserted into the game. NOTE: If you have multiple games linked, this data will

remain independent to each game.

17- TEST CREDITS This screen displays the amount of times that the test credit

button was pressed. NOTE: If you have multiple games linked, this data will remain

independent to each game.

18- TICKET COUNTER This screen displays the amount of tickets that have been

dispensed from the game. NOTE: If you have multiple games linked, this data will

remain independent to each game.

19- JACKPOTS AWARDED This screen displays the amount of jackpots that have

been awarded. NOTE: If you have multiple games linked, this data will remain

independent to each game.

Press the SERVICE button to return to the MAIN MENU options screen.

Upon touching the DIAGNOS box, the following items can be selected:

20- REDS ON YELS ON MEM TEST BURN IN Press inside one of the red boxes to

select between turning all red or yellow led’s on, performing a memory test, or

running burn-in. Press the SERVICE button to exit the test.

21- ALL RED LED’S ON This screen lets you confirm all 1179 red led’s are properly

functioning. Press the SERVICE button to exit the test.

22- ALL YELLOW LED’S ON This screen lets you confirm all 1126 yellow led’s are

properly functioning. Press the SERVICE button to exit the test.

23- MEMORY TESY WAIT 1 MINUTE Wait at this screen while the memory is being

tested.

24- MEMORY TEST PASS This screen confirms that all memory has passed

inspection.

25- MEMORY TEST CPU FAIL This screen informs you that the memory inside of the

microprocessor has been corrupted. NOTE: Contact Namco Customer Service.

26- MEMORY TEST SMC FAIL This screen informs you that the memory inside of the

memory card has been corrupted. NOTE: Contact Namco Customer Service.

27- This animation is intended to burn-in all of the red and yellow led’s and you should

also hear audio playing out of both speakers. NOTE: Upon entering burn-in the two

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