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SCX 5-Reel StepperHARDWARE MANUAL

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SCX 5-Reel Stepper Hardware Manual 28-01257-00

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Contents

Proprietary Copyright Notice................................................................................ ii

Trademarks ............................................................................................................................... iiContents .................................................................................................................. iii

List of Figures..........................................................................................................vi

List of Tables ......................................................................................................... vii

Introduction..............................................................................................................1

Installation ................................................................................................................1

Locks..........................................................................................................................................1

Cams................................................................................................................................................................2Specifications and Environmental Requirements.................................................3

Cabinet Dimensions...................................................................................................................4

Drop Stand Mounting ................................................................................................................5

Operation ..................................................................................................................6

Lock and Control Switch Locations ..........................................................................................6

Main Door..................................................................................................................................7Opening...........................................................................................................................................................7Closing ............................................................................................................................................................7

Belly Door..................................................................................................................................7Opening...........................................................................................................................................................7Closing ............................................................................................................................................................7

Bill Validator Access .................................................................................................................8Bill Stacker Removal .......................................................................................................................................8Bill Stacker Installation...................................................................................................................................8

Maintenance .............................................................................................................9

Coin Acceptor ............................................................................................................................9Removal...........................................................................................................................................................9Installation ......................................................................................................................................................9

Coin Hopper.............................................................................................................................10Removal.........................................................................................................................................................10Installation ....................................................................................................................................................10

VIG-520 SCX Main Logic Board.........................................................................................11Removal.........................................................................................................................................................11Installation ....................................................................................................................................................12

Lottery Monitor Board Installation..........................................................................................12Parts Required ..............................................................................................................................................12

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Installation ....................................................................................................................................................13

Power Supply Replacement .....................................................................................................14Removal.........................................................................................................................................................14Installation ....................................................................................................................................................14

Reel Replacement ....................................................................................................................14Removal.........................................................................................................................................................14

Installation ....................................................................................................................................................14

Reel LED Replacement............................................................................................................15Removal.........................................................................................................................................................15Installation ....................................................................................................................................................15

Backplane Board Replacement................................................................................................16Removal.........................................................................................................................................................16Installation ....................................................................................................................................................17

Backplane I/O Expansion Board..............................................................................................18Removal.........................................................................................................................................................18Installation ....................................................................................................................................................18

I/O Expansion Board ...............................................................................................................19Removal.........................................................................................................................................................19Installation ....................................................................................................................................................19

Handle Mechanism Replacement ............................................................................................20Removal.........................................................................................................................................................20Installation ....................................................................................................................................................21

Sound Board.............................................................................................................................22Removal.........................................................................................................................................................22Installation ....................................................................................................................................................22

Fluorescent Lamp Replacement...............................................................................................23Reel Glass Lamp ...........................................................................................................................................23Belly Glass Lamp ..........................................................................................................................................23

Belly Glass Replacement .........................................................................................................24Deck Buttons............................................................................................................................25

Replacing Deck Button Assembly..................................................................................................................25Replacing Deck Button Lamps ......................................................................................................................25Replacing Deck Button Switches...................................................................................................................26Replacing the Deck Button Legend (Label) ..................................................................................................27Replacing the Horizontal Bonus Display Board...........................................................................................27

Troubleshooting .....................................................................................................28

Power Supplies ........................................................................................................................28

VIG-520 SCX Logic Board Indicators ....................................................................................29

VIG 520 Logic Board Jumper Settings....................................................................................30Backplane Connections............................................................................................................31

Troubleshooting Techniques.................................................................................33

Problem: Bill Validator Errors.................................................................................................33

Power Supply Troubleshooting ...............................................................................................34Problem: 5/12 Volt DC Power Supply Inoperable........................................................................................34Problem: 5/24-Volt DC Power Supply Inoperable .......................................................................................34

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Problem: Coin Acceptor Errors....................................................................................................................34Problem: Coin Diverter Inoperable..............................................................................................................34Problem: Machine Lamps Inoperable...........................................................................................................34Problem: Key Switches and Button Inoperable ............................................................................................35

Appendix A .............................................................................................................36

Parts Lists* and Exploded View Drawings .............................................................................36Cabinet 1 .......................................................................................................................................................37Cabinet 2 .......................................................................................................................................................39

Reel Shelf Assembly.......................................................................................................................................40Reel Mechanism Assembly ............................................................................................................................42Door (Reel Glass)..........................................................................................................................................43Door (Coin Acceptor/Door Hardware).........................................................................................................44Door (Various Hardware).............................................................................................................................45Door (Coin Panel).........................................................................................................................................46Belly Door.....................................................................................................................................................47Buttons ..........................................................................................................................................................48Coin Acceptor................................................................................................................................................51

Top Box - Game Top Box/Glass Access .................................................................................52Opening.........................................................................................................................................................52

User Response.........................................................................................................54

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List of FiguresFigure 1 Typical Lock Installation..................................................................................................................1Figure 2 Lock Cams........................................................................................................................................2Figure 3 Cabinet Dimensions: SCX Casino Top Configuration .......... .......... ........... .......... ........... .......... ....... 4

Figure 4 Cabinet Dimensions: SCX Round Top and Chop Top Configurations .......... .......... ........... .......... ...4Figure 5 Machine Footprint.............................................................................................................................5Figure 6 Mounting Bolt Components..............................................................................................................6Figure 7 Lock and Key Switch Locations.......................................................................................................6Figure 8 Typical Coin Acceptor and Bracket..................................................................................................9Figure 9 Hopper ............................................................................................................................................10Figure 10 Main Logic Board.........................................................................................................................11Figure 11 Lottery Monitor Board Wiring Diagram.......................................................................................13Figure 12 Reel Assembly - Side View..........................................................................................................15Figure 13 Backplane Board and Surrounding Hardware Exploded View .................... .......... .......... ......... 16Figure 14 Backplane I/O Board ....................................................................................................................18Figure 15 I/O Expansion Board ....................................................................................................................19Figure 16 Handle - Exploded View...............................................................................................................20

Figure 17 Sound Board .................................................................................................................................22Figure 18 Belly Door Exploded View........................................................................................................24Figure 19 Small Deck Buttons Exploded View .........................................................................................25Figure 20 Micro-switch and Socket ..............................................................................................................26Figure 21 Deck Button Legend and Cap.......................................................................................................27Figure 22 Power Supply and Fuses...............................................................................................................28Figure 23 VIG-520 LED Key .......................................................................................................................29Figure 24 Logic Board Jumper Settings and Locations ........... .......... ........... .......... ........... .......... ........... ...... 30Figure 25 Backplane (Part Number 07-10168B1*) ......................................................................................31Figure 26 SCX 5-Reel Stepper Casino Top ..................................................................................................36Figure 27 Cabinet 1 Power Supply, Hopper and Bracket Installations......................................................37Figure 28 Cabinet 2 Handle Mechanism and WBA Bill Validator Components.......................................39 Figure 29 Reel Shelf Assembly Exploded View........................................................................................40

Figure 30 Reel Assembly - Exploded view...................................................................................................42Figure 31 Main Door Assembly....................................................................................................................43Figure 32 Door Hardware Exploded View ................................................................................................44Figure 33 Main Door Brackets, Buttons, Bezels, and Bushing..................................................................45Figure 34 Main Door Belly Components...................................................................................................46Figure 35 Belly Glass Assembly...................................................................................................................47Figure 36 Deck Buttons ................................................................................................................................48Figure 37 10-Button Deck.............................................................................................................................49Figure 38 11-Button Deck.............................................................................................................................50Figure 39 Coin Acceptor Mounting ..............................................................................................................51Figure 40 Game Top Access Notches ...........................................................................................................52Figure 41 PMM Tray Glass Removal ...........................................................................................................53

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List of TablesTable 1 Physical Characteristics......................................................................................................................3Table 2 Power Requirements ..........................................................................................................................3Table 3 Environment.......................................................................................................................................3

Table 4 Lottery Monitor Kit (00-71344) Parts List.......................................................................................12Table 5 Power Supplies and Associated Components ..................................................................................28Table 6 LED Descriptions.............................................................................................................................29Table 7 Backplane Connectors......................................................................................................................32Table 8 Part Number List for Hopper and Power Supply ......... ........... .......... ........... .......... ........... .......... .....37Table 9 *Meter Assembly (07-40162) Parts Breakdown...........................................................................38Table 10 Handle and Bill Validator Part Numbers .......................................................................................39Table 11 Reel Shelf Assembly Parts List......................................................................................................40Table 12 *5-Reel Assembly (07-41421) Parts Breakdown........................................................................41Table 13 Reel Assembly Parts List ...............................................................................................................42Table 14 Main Door Parts List Glass and Lights ........... .......... ........... .......... ........... .......... ........... .......... ...43Table 15 Main Door Parts List Brackets and Backplates...........................................................................44Table 16 Main Door Assembly Parts List Brackets, Buttons, Bezels, and Bushing .......... ........... .......... ...45

Table 17 Main Door Belly Parts List ............................................................................................................46Table 18 Belly Parts List...............................................................................................................................47Table 19 6-Button Deck Panel Parts List......................................................................................................48Table 20 10-Button Panel Assembly Parts List (07-41427)..........................................................................49Table 21 11-Button Deck Parts List..............................................................................................................50Table 22 Coin Acceptor Mounting Parts List ...............................................................................................51

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Introduction

This manual provides reference materials for the Aristocrat Technologies, Inc.(ATI), VIG-520 SCXupright 5-reel (SCX 5-Reel) slot machine, part number US-03152-002.

Procedures are provided for the proper installation of the machine on the casino floor, performingday-to-day machine operations, troubleshooting, and routine machine maintenance.

Machine and sub-assembly exploded view drawings and part numbers are provided in Appendix A.

Installation

Locks

To ensure maximum security, the property should install permanent locks during machine

installation. Refer to the Operation section of this manual on page 6 for lock locations. Temporarythumb-turn shipping locks (non-keyed) are installed by ATI on the following:

Main Door To unlock, rotate key counter-clockwise 90 Belly Door To unlock, rotate key counter-clockwise 90 Logic Door To unlock, rotate both keys clockwise 90 Bill Stacker To unlock, rotate key counter-clockwise 90

These locks are provided to prevent damage to machine components during shipment. The temporarylocks should be replaced with 5/8-inch barrel locks with the same rotation direction and degree ofrotation as listed above for the shipping locks. The existing lock cams should be used.

If the machine was delivered without temporary locks, install the machine locks with the appropriatecams (packed with machine). Refer to the Cams section when installing the new locks.

Figure 1 Typical Lock Installation

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Cams

Install the appropriate cam on the locks for the main door, belly door, and logic door. Refer to theillustration below when installing locks and cams.

Figure 2 Lock Cams

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Specifications and Environmental Requirements

Table 1 Physical Characteristics

Dimensions (Typical)Metric

(millimeters)

Imperial

(inches)Height of cabinet with Casino top box 1270mm 50 in.

Cabinet Width 541mm 215/16 in.

Overall Width (including handle) 637mm 251/8 in.

Overall Depth (including chip tray) 531mm 2015/16 in.

Minimum clearance between machines (26-inch x 16-inch stands) 120mm 43/4 in.

Recommended clearance between machines (28-inch x 16-inchstands)

170mm 611/16 in.

Weight (typical)

With Casino top box and note acceptor 125kg 275 lbs.

Typical Combustible Weight TBD (18kg) TBD (40 lbs.)

Table 2 Power Requirements

Nominal Mains Input Voltage

Standard 117V AC

Optional (with added step-down transformer) 240V AC

Frequency 50/60Hz

Mains Input Current 117 VAC 240 VAC

Gaming Machine Typical 1.45A 0.8A

During Payout 3.78A TBD

Gaming Machine Typical plus Convenience Load Maximum 5.0A 2.7A

Power Consumption at Nominal Voltage

Gaming Machine Typical Power Consumption 170W 192W

Gaming Machine Maximum Power Consumption 585W 648W

Maximum Gaming Machine Heat Load 1996 BTU/hr 2211 BTU/hr

Table 3 Environment

Operating Storage

Minimum Temperature 0C 32F -20C -4F

Maximum Temperature 50C 122F 80C 176F

Relative Humidity 0 - 80% non-condensing 0 - 95% non-condensing

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Cabinet Dimensions

Figure 3 Cabinet Dimensions: SCX Casino Top Configuration

Figure 4 Cabinet Dimensions: SCX Round Top and Chop Top Configurations

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Drop Stand Mounting

The machine support or stand should be drilled before lifting the machine into place. The minimumdrop stand size is 26-inches wide by 16-inches deep. A 28-inch drop stand is recommended.

The following guide should be referenced when drilling mounting bolt, coin drop, and cable access holes:

Figure 5 Machine Footprint

Secure the machine to the support or cabinet with 5/16-inch carriage bolts, flat washers, and nuts (4places) as shown on the following page.

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Figure 6 Mounting Bolt Components

Operation

Lock and Control Switch Locations

Figure 7 Lock and Key Switch Locations

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Main Door

The main door provides access to all areas of the machine including the top box. Logic compartmentand bill validator cash box access requires additional keys as required by gaming regulation and/orlocal procedures.

Opening

1. Insert the key into the main door lock and turn it clockwise 90.2. Lift the main door latch to the top of the slot and pull the door open.

Closing

1. Verify that the bill validator head is fully inserted so that it does not interfere with the doorbeing closed.

2. Push on the door until the door latch drops to the bottom of the slot.3. Turn the main door key counter-clockwise 90 and remove it from the lock.

Belly Door

An additional door is provided on the lower portion of the main door to allow access to the billvalidator bill stacker without opening the main door. This door also provides easy access to changethe belly glass and the door fluorescent lamp.

Opening

1. Unlock the belly door by inserting the key into the door lock and turning it clockwise 90.2. Place one hand at the top of the belly door and push the access latch on the right side of the

main door.3. Lower the door until it is held firmly by the safety chain.

Closing

1. Lift the top of the belly door until it touches the main door.2. Push firmly on the top until it latches.

3. Lock the belly door by inserting the key into the door lock and turning it counter-clockwise90.

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Bill Validator Access

The bill validator bill stacker can be accessed by opening the main door, and unlocking the billstacker door, or opening the belly door and unlocking the stacker door. See the instructions on theprevious page for opening the main and belly doors.

Bill Stacker Removal

1. Open the main door or belly door as described on the previous page.2. Turn the bill stacker access door key counter-clockwise 90.3. If equipped with a latch, grasp the bill stacker by the handle and push downward on the latch

on the right side of stacker.4. Pull the bill stacker from the bill validator housing.

Bill Stacker Installation

1. Slide the validator stacker into the validator housing until it latches.2. Close and lock the bill stacker door.3. Close and lock the main door or belly glass door.

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Maintenance

Coin Acceptor

Removal1. Open the main door and turn off the AC power.2. Disconnect the wiring harness cable connector from the coin acceptor.3. Lift the two latches (shown below) with your thumbs while pulling forward on the top of the

coin acceptor with your forefingers.4. Lift the acceptor out of the bracket lower guide slots.

Figure 8 Typical Coin Acceptor and Bracket

Installation

1. Insert the acceptor lower guide pins into the slots on the bracket.2. Push the top of the acceptor into the bracket until the two upper guide pins are firmly latched

by the spring latches.3. Plug the wiring harness connector into the coin acceptor connector.4. Turn on the machine AC power and close the main door.

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Coin Hopper

Removal

1. Open the main door and turn off the AC power.

2. Grasp the hopper handle firmly with your left hand and pull forward while balancing thehopper with your right hand.3. Continue to pull it until the hopper is free of the mounting rails.

Figure 9 Hopper

Installation

1. Grasp the hopper handle firmly with your left hand, and the right side of the coin bowl withyour right hand.

2. Lift the hopper until the mounting rails are aligned with the rails on the cabinet base.3. Push the hopper into the cabinet until it seats firmly into the electrical connector.4. Turn on the machine AC power and close the main door.

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VIG-520 SCX Main Logic Board

WARNING

Danger of explosion if lithium battery is incorrectly replaced. Replace only with the sametype or equivalent type lithium battery.

WARNING

Always discharge body static before handling main boards.When a main board is removed from the card cage, it must be transported and stored in ananti-static card wrapper to prevent damage. Defective boards should be handled like a newboard to prevent additional component failure.

Removal

1. Open the main door and turn off the AC power.2. Unlock and open the logic door.3. Grasp the logic board assembly by the plastic release levers, and pull forward to remove it

from the logic cage.

Figure 10 Main Logic Board

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Installation

1. Position the board with the components facing upward into the lower slot guide rails in thecard cage assembly so the board is aligned with the backplane connectors.

2. Push the board forward within the guide rails until firmly seated.

3. Install and lock the logic access door.4. Turn on the AC power and close the main door.

Lottery Monitor Board Installation

It is necessary in Lottery jurisdictions, such as West Virginia, to monitor for doors that are openedwhile the game's power is OFF. Since the VIG-520 platforms do not provide for any power-offmonitoring, an additional battery-powered board has been developed to monitor the main, logic, andbill doors. There is no software change required for the game; the Lottery Monitor Board is simplywired into the door switch harness.

When the game's power is OFF, the board sends power to the door switches and watches for activity.

If any of the monitored doors is opened (the main, logic, or bill door), the board triggers theappropriate monitor line. This monitor line remains triggered even if the door is closed before gamepower-on.

Upon power-on, the board gives the appearance to the game that the door is still open, causing a hardtilt. The board will only clear the trigger if the active door is reopened while the games power is ON.

As an additional security feature, a low battery on the board causes all three doors to trigger, even ifthe power is ON. Only replacing the battery can clear this. The life of the battery has been calculatedto over four years of power-off time, and indefinite if the game is powered ON.

This section describes installation of the Lottery Monitor Board Kit (00-71344*).

*Part number and availability subject to change.

Parts Required

Table 4 Lottery Monitor Kit (00-71344) Parts List

Item Part Number Quantity

Lottery Monitor Board 07-10208 1

WV Lottery Monitor Harness 07-20875 1

Plastic PCB Support Standoff L13187 4

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Installation

Refer to the figure below when making electrical connections.

1. Attach the four plastic supports to the Lottery Monitor Board.2. Connect the harness:

a. Remove the shrouded door connector from the backplane (J33).b. Plug that connector into J3 (DOOR HARNESS) on the Lottery Monitor Board.c. Connect the Lottery Monitor Harness to the Monitor Board J1 (2-pin POWER) and J2

(10-pin BACKPLANE).d. Plug the other 10-pin shrouded harness connector into J33 (MULTIPLEXED INPUTS

3) on the backplane.e. Plug the remaining harness connector into the MAG CARD READER jack on the

backplane (J4). If this connector has 10 pins instead of 13, ensure that pin 1 is alignedwith pin 1 on the jack.

3. Remove the backing from the four plastic supports and mount the board inside the cabinet on

the left wall next to the bottom of the backplane. The location is not critical, but is limited bythe length of the harness, so it is recommended to attach the harness first.4. Remove the REMOVE BEFORE USE tab from the battery on the monitor board.

Figure 11 Lottery Monitor Board Wiring Diagram

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Power Supply Replacement

The DC power supply (PWR SUP, 300W, part number 06-20074*, part of the kit ASSY PS TRIPL,part number 07-41327*) is located on the rear inside wall of the machine directly behind the reels.


Removal

1. Open the main door and turn OFF the AC power.2. Remove the reels as described in the Reel Replacement section on page 14.3. Disconnect the two wiring harness power connectors from the power supply cables.4. Remove two nuts and grounding strap from the power supply so that it can be removed from

the cabinet.

Installation

1. Align the new power supply mounting holes with the mounting holes on the power supply

base plate and attach screws to mount the power supply to the cabinet.2. Connect the two power cables and grounding strap previously disconnected.3. Install the reels as described in the Reel Replacement section on page 14.

Reel Replacement

Removal

1. Open the main door and turn OFF the AC power to the machine.2. Loosen the screw securing the reel to the front of the reel shelf.3. Lift upward on the front of the reel base and pull forward so that it disengages from the

mounting screw and washer.

4. Remove the reel assembly from the machine.

NOTE: If removing all reel assemblies, number them and indicate the left- or right-side for thenumber one reel so they can be returned to the correct position during installation.

Installation

1. Turn OFF the machine AC power.2. Verify that the reel being installed is the correct one for the position.3. Place the largest portion of the slot on the reel base over the mounting screw and flat washer.4. Push the reel back into position while lowering the front lip so that the reel plug slides into

the chassis connector.

5. Secure the reel base to the reel shelf with the original mounting screw.6. Turn ON the machine AC power and close the main door.

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Reel LED Replacement

Removal

1. Remove the reel as described in the Reel Replacement section on page 14.

2. Remove the drum from the reel by pulling off the c-ring and washer.3. Pull the LED out of the socket.

Installation

1. Place the new LED in the vacant socket.2. Replace the drum on the reel, ensuring that the home position (indicated by a bump on side

of the reel edge) is aligned with the short pin on the hub.3. Replace the washer and c-ring.4. Install the reel as described in the Reel Replacement section on page 14.

Figure 12 Reel Assembly - Side View

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Backplane Board Replacement

Removal

1. Open the main door and turn OFF the AC power.

2. Remove the coin hopper as described in the Coin Hopper Removal section on page 10.3. Unlock and remove the logic door; remove the logic board.4. Use an 11/32-inch nut driver to remove the two front lock nuts securing the logic board

housing to the reel shelf.

Figure 13 Backplane Board and Surrounding Hardware Exploded View

5. Loosen, but do not remove, the two rear lock nuts.

6. Pull the logic board cage forward so that the slots slip free of the rear mounting studs.7. Remove the logic board cage from the cabinet.8. Detach all wire harness connectors from the backplane board.9. Remove the nine screws securing the backplane board to the backplate. Ensure that the screw

inserted into the grounding point is also removed.

CAUTION

Place the defective backplane board in an anti-static bag to prevent further damage to theboard during transit.

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Installation

1. Discharge any static charge before opening the new backplane board package.2. Install the new backplane board with the original mounting screws. Ensure that the ground-

ing point screw is also reinserted.

3. Plug in all of the wire harness connectors to the backplane board.4. Slip the rear mounting-hole slots on the logic board cage onto the mounting studs on the reel

shelf.

5. Pull the logic board cage forward until the front mounting holes slip into place on the for-ward mounting studs; use an 11/32-inch nut driver to tighten the lock nuts.

6. Install the logic board in the lower slot on the cage; install and lock the logic door; and installthe coin hopper.

7. Turn ON the AC power and test the machine to insure that the new backplane board isfunctioning correctly.

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Backplane I/O Expansion Board

Figure 14 Backplane I/O Board

Removal


2. Disconnect the three cables from the expansion board.3. Lift the board away from the backplane, being careful not to crack the board.

Installation

1. Insert the new board onto J1 and J2.2. Connect the three cables to the board.3. Turn ON the machine AC power and close the door.

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I/O Expansion Board

Figure 15 I/O Expansion Board

Removal

1. Open the main door and turn OFF the AC power.2. Disconnect all cables from the expansion board.3. Remove the four screws (if mounted on studs), or cut the four cable ties (if mounted on

standoffs).

Installation

1. Install the new board with the four screws or four cable ties.2. Connect all cables to the board.3. Turn ON the machine AC power and close the door.

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Handle Mechanism Replacement

Removal


2. Remove the reels closest to the handle mechanism to allow enough room to access thethreaded studs as described under the Reel Replacement section on page 14.

Figure 16 Handle - Exploded View

3. Disconnect the handle solenoid and handle switch which are attached to the mounting

bracket.4. Use a -inch hex driver to remove the socket head screw and washer securing the handle to

the handle mechanism shaft.5. Pull the handle and the plastic hubcap from the handle mechanism shaft.6. Use a 3/8-inch nut driver to remove the four lock nuts securing the handle mechanism to the

cabinet.7. Pull the handle mechanism from the cabinet.

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Installation

1. Place the handle mechanism in the cabinet so that the mounting stud slots and holes slideover the cabinet studs.

2. Use a 3/8-inch nut driver to tighten the four lock nuts. A nut is not used on the lower rear

stud.3. Slide the plastic hubcap over the handle shaft so that the handle hole is aligned with the holeon the shaft.

4. Insert the handle into the hole on the mechanism shaft so that the flat guide on the handlealigns with the flat area in the hole on the mechanism shaft.

5. Insert the socket head screw and washer into the hole on the hub cap and tighten it with a -inch hex drive.

6. Reconnect the handle solenoid and handle switch which are attached to the mountingbracket.

7. Reinstall the reels previous removed and ensure they are replaced in the correct locations.8. Turn ON the machine AC power and close the main door.

9. Access the Operator Menu and access the HANDLE MECH option from the MACHINE TESTmenu. Pull the handle and verify that it releases and latches correctly.

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Sound Board

The sound board is located on the lower left side of the cabinet.

Figure 17 Sound Board

Removal

1. Open the main door and turn OFF the AC power.2. Disconnect the three cables from the sound board.3. Remove the four mounting screws securing the sound board to the cabinet.4. Remove the four chips in sockets U3, U4, U5, and U6 with a chip puller and set aside.

Installation

1. Insert the four chips in sockets U3, U4, U5, and U6 ensuring that the chips are in the correctsockets.

2. Align the mounting holes on the sound board over the mounting holes on the cabinet.

3. Install and tighten the four mounting screws.4. Connect the three cables to the sound board.5. Turn ON the machine AC power and close the door.

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Fluorescent Lamp Replacement

Reel Glass Lamp


2. Rotate the reel glass fluorescent lamp approximately 90

in either direction to unlatch thepins, and then pull it out of the sockets.3. Remove the lamp and lamp filter from the cabinet.4. Remove the lamp from lamp filter sleeve.5. Insert the new lamp into the lamp filter sleeve.6. Slide the pins of the new lamp into the slots in the sockets and rotate the lamp approximately

90 until it latches.7. Turn ON the AC power; the lamp should illuminate. If the lamp does not illuminate, replace

the ballast.8. Close the main door.

NOTE: To ensure proper operation and bulb life, replace the starter each time the fluorescent

bulb is replaced.

Belly Glass Lamp

1. Unlock and open the main door, turn OFF the AC power and close the main door.2. Unlock and open the belly glass door.3. Rotate the lamp approximately 90 in either direction to unlatch the pins, and then pull it out

of the sockets.4. Slide the pins of the new lamp into the slots in the sockets and rotate the lamp approximately

90 in either direction until it latches.5. Close the belly door.

6. Open the main door.7. Turn ON the AC power; the lamp should illuminate. If the lamp does not illuminate, replacethe ballast.

NOTE: To ensure proper operation and bulb life, replace the starter each time the fluorescentbulb is replaced.

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Belly Glass Replacement

If the belly glass is broken, use protective equipment to remove the broken pieces from the framebefore attempting to lower the door.

1. Unlock and open the main door, turnOFF

the AC power and close the main door; unlock andopen the belly glass door as described in the Operations section of this manual.

Figure 18 Belly Door Exploded View

2. Disconnect the fluorescent lamp power cable at the inline connectors and remove the fourlock nuts securing the fluorescent lamp assembly to the belly glass doorframe.

3. Lift the fluorescent lamp assembly away from the frame and place it in a protected area toprevent breaking the lamp.

4. If the belly glass was not broken, gently push upward on the front side to release it from thefoam lining on the frame.

5. Using care to not catch the bottom edge of the glass under the magnetic door switch, removethe glass from the frame and place it in a protected area to prevent breakage.

6. Carefully place the new glass on the frame ensuring that the rubber strip on the frame is notdisturbed.

7. Place the fluorescent lamp assembly onto the four mounting studs and secure the fluorescentlamp assembly with the four original lock nuts.

8. Reconnect the fluorescent lamp power previously disconnected.9. Close and latch the belly glass door, open the main door and turn ON the machine AC power;

close and lock the main door.

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Deck Buttons

Refer to the illustration below when replacing the deck button assemblies or bulbs.

Figure 19 Small Deck Buttons Exploded View

Replacing Deck Button Assembly

1. Unlock and open the machine door and turn OFF the AC power.2. Pull (to disconnect) the wire connectors from the micro-switch.3. Remove the nut from the switch housing and remove it from the deck.

4. Remove the nut from the replacement assembly and insert the housing into the deck, ensur-ing it is properly oriented.5. Align the button housing on the deck and hold it in place while installing the spacer and nut,

tightening the nut from the back.6. Install the LED into the socket and the socket into the housing.7. Install the micro-switch.8. Turn ON the machine AC power and close the main door.

Replacing Deck Button Lamps

1. Unlock and open the machine door and turn OFF the AC power.2. Turn the housing 45 counter-clockwise to remove the housing on the small button and pull

the housing to remove it on large button.3. Pull the LED from the socket.4. Align the base of the replacement LED with the socket contacts and push it in until it seats

snugly into the socket.5. Align the tabs on the socket with the slots on the deck button housing and push the socket

and turn it 45 to lock it into place.

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Replacing Deck Button Switches

1. Open the machine door and turn OFF the AC power.2. Pull the wire connectors from the micro-switch.

Figure 20 Micro-switch and Socket

3. Use a small screwdriver or small knife blade to lift up on the socket switch-retaining tab.

NOTE: Use caution to prevent cuts in the event of tool slippage.

4. Pull the switch off the retaining pins on the socket and then slide it out of the base of thesocket. Note the position of the switch button as shown above.

5. Lift the switch-retaining tab while sliding the new switch onto the retaining pins. Verify theswitch button is aligned in the same position as the switch that was removed.

6. Install the wires onto the new micro-switch.7. Turn ON the machine AC power and close the main door.

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Replacing the Deck Button Legend (Label)

Figure 21 Deck Button Legend and Cap

1. Use a sharp object, such as a small screwdriver blade, to pry the cap from the deck button,being careful not to scratch it.

NOTE: Use caution to prevent cuts in the event of tool slippage.

2. Pry the legend (label) insert from the deck button cap, being careful not to scratch the clearplastic cap.

3. Press the new legend (label) insert into the deck button cap.4. Press the diffuser into the cap with the smooth side toward the legend. This positions the

inset ridge of the diffuser toward the switch body.

5. Align the cap with the deck button housing, and then push into the cap. It will click when seated.

Replacing the Horizontal Bonus Display Board

1. Unlock and open the main machine door.

2. The bonus display board is located on the slot display assembly running along the bottom of thereel glass mounted to the door. Turn the machine power OFF and disconnect the harnessesfrom J1 of the slot display board and J1 of the bonus display board. Loosen the two mountingnuts with a -inch nut driver and remove the slot display assembly from the machine.

3. Disassemble the bonus display board, located at the top of the slot display assembly, from theassembly by removing the five mounting screws using a #2 screwdriver. Use care in not dis-turbing any foam rubber stripping mounted to the assembly.

4. Install the replacement board onto the assembly, re-install the assembly onto the main door,and re-attach the harnesses.

5. Turn ON the machine power, enter the MACHINE TEST menu, select SINGLE LAMP TEST,and perform an I/O test.

Adjustment of the slot display assembly to the display windows of the glass may be necessary beforesecuring the main door.

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Troubleshooting

The troubleshooting section is provided to help diagnose problems encountered with the machine.

Power SuppliesFive red LED indicators located on the lower left corner of the backplane board are provided forquick verification of the machine power supply operation. The following table provides informationregarding the various modules within the machine powered by the machine supplies.

NOTE: These indicators do not provide status of the auxiliary power supplies located in the topcompartment of various games.

Table 5 Power Supplies and Associated Components

Power Supply Modules Supplied

+5 VDC Card reader, displays, logic board, keypad, and sound board+5 VDC ISO Handle mechanism, reel drivers, and logic board

+12 VDC Card reader, displays, and sound board

+24 VDC ISO Coin acceptor, handle mechanism, reel drivers, logic board, and sound board

+3 VDC CPU power supply

The DC power supplies are powered from the AC fuses mounted on the reel shelf. The followingillustration shows which power supplies are assigned to these fuses:

Figure 22 Power Supply and Fuses

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VIG-520 SCX Logic Board Indicators

Additional LED indicators are provided on the logic board to indicate the status of:

Serial communications between the machine logic board and internal devices, such as ticket

printer and bill validator Serial communications between the machine logic board and external devices/systems, such as

slot accounting and player tracking systems, and multi-site progressive systems

Logic board logic activity Power supply operation

These indicators are located along the right front edge of the logic board and can be viewed byremoving the logic door.

Figure 23 VIG-520 LED Key

Table 6 LED Descriptions

LED Port Description LED Port Description

DS1 24 VDC Isolated supply DS14 Port 4 TX

DS2 5 VDC Isolated supply DS15 Port 4 RX

Bill validator

DS3 5 VDC Logic supply DS16 Port 5 TX

DS4 3 VCD CPU supply DS17 Port 5 RX

Host port

DS5 Watchdog DS18Port 6

TXDS6 Status Not used DS19 Port 6 RX

Smart reel driver(not used)

DS7 IDE Not used DS20 Port 7 TX

DS8 Port 1 TX DS21 Port 7 RX

RS-485 Communications(MSP)

DS9 Port 1 RXAccounting

DS22 Port 8 TX


Terminal port

DS11 Port 2 RX

Touch screen(not used)

DS24 Port 9 TX


Ticket printer

DS13 Port 3 RX

GDD(not used)

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VIG-520 Logic Board Jumper Settings

Figure 24 Logic Board Jumper Settings and Locations

Jumper #1 Switches the bill validator communication between TTL and RS-232

Setting = TTL (e.g. JCM WBA-13 bill validator)Setting = RS-232 (e.g. Mars bill validator)

Jumper #2 Switches the Auxiliary 485 port (J16 and J22) between half duplex and full duplex

Setting = half duplex

Jumper #3 Connections for low current outputs

Setting = ON

Jumper #4 Enables 512K SRAM chip

Setting = ON

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Backplane Connections

Figure 25 Backplane (Part Number 07-10168B1*)


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Table 7 Backplane Connectors

Conn Function Conn Function

J1 Lamp Selects J30 Direct Outputs

J2 Lamp Drivers J31 Sound Board

J3 Terminal Port J32 Multiplexed Inputs 1J6 Aux Power J33 Multiplexed Inputs 2

J7 Port 1 Accounting J34 Handle Mech

J10 Port 4 Bill Validator J35 Coin Acceptor

J15 Lamp Returns J36 Multiplexed Inputs 3

J16 Lamp Returns J37 Multiplexed Inputs 4

J17 Port 5 Host J38 Hopper

J18 Port 6 Aux Terminal J39 Bonus LED Meter

J19 Port 7 In MSP J40 Slot Display

J20 Port 10 RBP Progres- J41 Main Power

J21 Hard Meters 1 J42 Aux Power

J23 Port 9 Ticket Printer J45 Reel 1 Driver

J25 Port 7 Out MSP J46 Reel 2 Driver

J26 Bill Validator Power J47 Reel 3 Driver

J27 Lamp Returns J48 Reel 4 Driver

J28 Lamp Returns J49 Reel 5 Driver

J29 Hard Meters 2 J50 Reel 6 Driver

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Troubleshooting Techniques

Problem: Bill Validator Errors

1. Verify that the bill stacker is installed correctly inside the bill validator.2. Verify that the bill validator head is seated firmly in the validator housing.3. Verify that the proper bill validator EPROM is installed.

From the Operator Menu, select MACHINE TEST and then the VALIDATOR TEST option.

If the bill validator has been enabled, the IDLE message appears on the game alphanumericdisplay. If it is disabled, the message OFF-LINE is displayed.

If the OFF-LINE message appears, select the CONFIGURATION and then BILL VALIDATORoptions from the Operator Menu. A value of 0 on the Winner Paid meter indicates that the validator isnotenabled. Press SPIN REELS, or the appropriate button, to toggle the value to 1 to enable it.

NOTE: On-screen button labels change depending upon selections chosen during the Birthprocedure. Active buttons appear illuminated or flashing. Refer to the appropriateEPROM Description Sheet (EDS) for proper Game and Key Panel type settings.

Press BET ONE to view the status of each of the following options on the Winner Paid meter (0 =disabled, 1 = enabled).

BV ENABLE BILLS ($1, $2, $5, $10, $20, $50, $100)

To toggle a value, press SPIN REELS or MAX BET.

4. From the Operator Menu, select MACHINE TEST and then the VALIDATOR TEST option totest the bill validator. Insert bills of various denominations into the validator. Good bills aredrawn in and Escrow appears briefly on the alphanumeric display. Bad bills are rejectedand the reason for rejection is displayed.

5. Verify that the main wire harness is plugged into connectors J10 and J26 on the backplaneboard.

6. Verify that the main wire harness is plugged into the connector on the back of the bill validator.

7. Substitute a known good bill validator head.

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Power Supply Troubleshooting

The power supply used in the SCX 5-Reel is part number 06-20074*, part of the kit, part number 07-41327*. A 5/12 Volt DC power supply and a 5/24 Volt DC power supply are housed within this case.The following process indicates if the power supply is defective and what portion of the power

supply is defective.


Problem: 5/12 Volt DC Power Supply Inoperable

1. Verify that red LED indicators DS1 and DS2 on the backplane board are illuminated.2. Check the middle fuse on the AC power panel.3. Verify that the main wire harness is plugged into backplane board connector J41.4. Replace the power supply with a known good supply as described in the Power Supply

Replacement section on page 14.

Problem: 5/24-Volt DC Power Supply Inoperable1. Verify that red LED indicators DS3 and DS4 on the backplane board are illuminated.2. Check the left fuse on the AC power panel.3. Verify that the main wire harness is plugged into backplane board connector J42.4. Replace the power supply with a known good supply as described in the Power Supply

Replacement section on page 4.

Problem: Coin Acceptor Errors

1. Verify that the acceptor was correctly programmed, or, if it is a comparitor, verify that thecorrect sample coin is installed.

2. Verify that the acceptor wire harness is firmly seated in the connector.

3. Verify that the main harness is plugged into J35 on the backplane board.4. Substitute a known good acceptor.

Problem: Coin Diverter Inoperable

1. Verify that the diverter wire harness is connected.2. Verify that the main harness is plugged into J30 on the backplane board.3. Substitute a known good diverter assembly.

Problem: Machine Lamps Inoperable

1. From the Operator Menu select the ALL LAMPS TEST or SINGLE LAMP TEST option onthe MACHINE TEST menu to test all or individual lamps.

2. Verify that the main wire harness is connected to backplane board connectors J15, J16, J27,and J28, and the backplane I/O expansion board connectors.

3. If more than one lamp is operating simultaneously, check the main wire harness for shorts toground.

4. Replace the CPU board with a known good board.

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Problem: Key Switches and Button Inoperable

1. From the Operator Menu select the MULTIPLEX INPUTS option on the MACHINE TESTmenu to check buttons and switches. Turn OFF the operator key.

2. Verify that only one input is seen at a time.

3. Verify that the main wire harness is connected to backplane connectors J32, J33, J36, and J37.4. If more than one input is operating simultaneously, check the main wire harness for shorts to

ground.5. Replace the backplane board with a known good board.

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Appendix A

Parts Lists* and Exploded View Drawings

Figure 26 SCX 5-Reel Stepper Casino Top

*Part numbers and availability subject to change.

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Cabinet 1

Figure 27 Cabinet 1 Power Supply, Hopper and Bracket Installations

Table 8 Part Number List for Hopper and Power Supply

Item Qty Part Number Description

1 1 09-12094 SCX Cabinet

2 1 07-41103 Two-Plex Electrical Box

3 1 07-41051 Hopper, UV19U32TS $1.00

07-41080 Hopper, UV19U32TS $0.50

07-41050 Hopper, UV19U32TS $0.25 MD Bowl

07-41049 Hopper, UV19U32TS $0.05

Contact ATI Sales Representative for denomination conversion parts.

4 1 04-12009 Hopper Bracket5 1 O4-12011 Switch Bracket

6 1 07-10106 Sound Board

*7 1 07-40162 Meter Assembly*

8 1 06-20074 Power Supply, 5V, 12V, 24V


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Table 9 *Meter Assembly (07-40162) Parts Breakdown

Item Qty Part Number

4 01-80064 Meters, 7-Digit, 24VDC

1 02-10116 Connector, Closed End, 16-10 AWG

5 02-50002 Pin, Male .062, Molex

1 02-50035 Conn, 9-PIN .062, Plug, Free-Hanging8 03-11001 Screw, PH PM, SEM, 4-40x1/4

2 03-20022 Nut, K-LOC 6-32

1 03-71005 Label, UR, Meter, Coin Drop

03-70164 Laminate, 6 Mil Scuf

03-72029 Adhesive, TT-400

1 03-71006 Label, UR, Meter, Coin In



1 03-71007 Label, UR, Meter, Coin Out



1 03-71065 Label, Meter, Jackpot



1 04-12010 Bracket, Center Meter, US32TS


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Cabinet 2

Figure 28 Cabinet 2 Handle Mechanism and WBA Bill Validator Components

Table 10 Handle and Bill Validator Part Numbers



2 1 09-12016 Pull Handle Cover

3 1 03-70118 Pull Handle with Knob

4 1 04-41075 Coin Chute

5 1 07-41115 Handle Mech.

6 1 07-40155 WBA Bill Validator (WBA13)

7 1 04-41030 WBA Bill Validator Bezel

8 1 09-12046 Bill Stacker Door

9 1 04-12081 Bill Validator Housing


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Reel Shelf Assembly

Figure 29 Reel Shelf Assembly Exploded View

Table 11 Reel Shelf Assembly Parts List



2 1 07-10106 Sound Board

3 1 07-41422 Assembly, CPU Cage

1 02-60001 Switch, Cherry E79-30A

2 04-40029 Guide, CPU Board4 1 07-10167 PCB VIG-520 Main

5 1 09-12029 Door CPU

6 1 07-41423 Assembly, Reel Shelf

2 01-80013 Fuse Holder,5mm x 20mm

1 01-80032 Fuse Holder,L/F# 3453LF2

1 01-80042 Receptacle,A/C 689-4086

1 01-80049 Fuse,6 AMP,3AG,L/F#312006

2 01-80170 Fuse,2.5A,GMA

1 02-70015 Switch, ON/OFF

1 04-13906 Shelf, Main Reel

1 07-20558 Harn,US0320TS,AC1 09-12072 Cover,UV/B19/D,Wire,Shelf

7 1 04-13915 BRKT, 5 Reel Adapter ATI

*8 5 07-41421 ASSY, Reel Mech 2 Back Lit

9 1 07-10168 Board, Backplane VIG-520


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Table 12 *5-Reel Assembly (07-41421) Parts Breakdown


1 1 01-80063 Motor, 24V

2 3 01-70038 LED, Reel Back Lite

3 3 03-11024 Screw, FH 4-40x3/8

4 4 03-11087 Screw, PH M3x8MM NYL5 4 03-11088 Screw, PH M4x12MM

6 1 03-30034 Washer, Reel Mech

7 4 03-41059 Spacer, 5/16x5/16 NYL

8 2 03-50003 Cable Tie, 4-inch

9 1 03-50012 Cable Tie Mount

10 4 03-60015 O-Ring, Reel Mech

11 1 03-70093 Clip, E Retaining

12 1 04-12075 Bracket, Reel Mech

13 1 04-31048 Shadow Box, Starpoint

14 1 04-13918 Bracket, Shadow Box Mount

15 1 04-40380 Reel Plastic, Starpoint 2-inch

16 1 04-31048 Window, Starpoint Shadow Box17 1 07-10153 PCB, Reel Driver

18 1 07-20567 Harness, Meter Sensor

19 1 07-20992 Harness, Back Lite


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Reel Mechanism Assembly

Figure 30 Reel Assembly - Exploded view

Table 13 Reel Assembly Parts List


1 1 01-80063 Motor, 24V

2 1 04-12075 Bracket, Reel Mech

3 1 04-31048 Shadow Box, Starpoint

3 01-70038 LED, Reel Back Lite

4 1 04-13918 Bracket, Shadow Box Mount5 1 04-40380 Reel Plastic, Starpoint 2-inch

6 1 07-10153 PCB, Reel Driver

7 1 07-20567 Harness, Meter Sensor

8 1 07-20992 Harness, Back Lite


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Door (Reel Glass)

Figure 31 Main Door Assembly

Table 14 Main Door Parts List Glass and Lights


1 1 07-41424 Main Door Assembly2 1 (game specific) Reel Glass

1 07-20730 Lanyard Chain Main Door, 15-inch3

1 07-20729 Lanyard Chain Belly Door, 12-inch

4* 1 07-41062 Assembly, UV19/032 LMP.LWR Belly

5 1 09-12040 Door, UV19/S/D BL BX ACC.

6 1 04-13862 Bracket, USO32TS Upper Glass

1 04-40392 Fluorescent Lamp Filter

7 1 01-80047 Bulb, Fluores F15T8/CW18

8 1 07-10246 7 Segment Display

9 1 04-22027 Bracket, LED Counter/Meter

10 1 04-21282 Gasket11 1 07-10245 Horizontal LED PCB


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Door (Coin Acceptor/Door Hardware)

Figure 32 Door Hardware Exploded View

Table 15 Main Door Parts List Brackets and Backplates

Item Qty Part Number Description1 1 07-41424 Main Door

1 04-21013 Backplate, Coin Head $.05



1 04-21003 Backplate, Coin Head $1.00

2

1 04-21041 Backplate Token Head

3 1 04-31009 Coin Head, SLT/US32/UB20, 20 DEG

4 1 09-12052 Cover, Coin Exit

5 1 04-12032 Bracket, Solenoid

6 1 04-12031 Bracket, U19/U20/U32 Diverter

7 1 09-12034 Diverter, UV19/UB20/US

8 1 04-12045 Bracket, UV19/UB20 Coin Mech.

9 1 04-40108 Guide, Coin US/UV19/UB20

10 1 03-80123 Lockbar, Main Door SCX TS

11 1 03-70027 Hinge, SCX Main Door


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Door (Various Hardware)

Figure 33 Main Door Brackets, Buttons, Bezels, and Bushing

Table 16 Main Door Assembly Parts List Brackets, Buttons, Bezels, and Bushing


1 1 09-11225 Main Door Weldment

2 1 04-12040 Bracket, Slide, Access Door

3 1 03-70086 Spring, Extension, Access Door

2 01-80151 Speaker, 8 OHM, 6 WATT4

2 04-12113 Bracket, SPKR.MNT.Door

5 1 03-70085 Ring, Retainer

6 1 02-70064 Button, Push, Access Door

7 1 03-80102 Bushing, Push Button

8 1 03-70081 Hinge, Access Door

9 1 04-40109 Guide, Bezel, Main Door

10 1 04-12043 Bracket, Lamp

11 1 Reference Door, Belly, Assembly


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Door (Coin Panel)

Figure 34 Main Door Belly Components

Table 17 Main Door Belly Parts List


1 1 07-41424 Main Door

2 1 04-41013 Reject Chute

3 2 01-80037 Ballasts, Lamp, -22W, 120V

2 01-80036 Starters Lamp, FS-24

2 01-80043 Socket, Starter, #596

5 1 04-12048 Bracket, UV19, Belly Coin Handling

6 1 04-41031 Coin Hopper Chute

7 1 04-41033 Drop Chute*Part numbers and availability subject to change.

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Belly Door

Figure 35 Belly Glass Assembly

Table 18 Belly Parts List


1 1 XX-XXXX Game specific, contact ATI Sales Dept.

2 1 09-12160 Door, Belly

3 1 04-12039 Bracket, Lamp, Glass Bill AC DR4 1 01-80047 Lamp, Fluorescent F15T8/CW


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Buttons

Figure 36 Deck Buttons

Table 19 6-Button Deck Panel Parts List

Item Qty Legend Part Number Description

1 1 04-40190 02-70121 S/S Collect

2 1 04-40188 02-70140 Change3 1 04-40189 02-70121 Bet One

4 1 04-40221 02-70131 Bonus Spin

5 1 04-40268 02-70120 Spin Reels (Vert. Rectangle.)

6 1 04-40222 02-70120 Max Bet (Vert. Rectangle)


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Figure 37 10-Button Deck

Table 20 10-Button Panel Assembly Parts List (07-41427)


1 1 565078-1 Button Blank

1 15545 Channel Fixing

1 51713 M5 Nut

2 1 02-70140 Button 1 - Change

3 1 02-70121 Button 2 - Collect

4 1 02-70121 Button 4 - Game Specific Legend






10 1 02-70121 Button 14 - Game Specific Legend11 1 02-70121 Button 15 - Game Specific Legend


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