Why is there no display on the monitor of my AINSWORTH Arcade Game Machines?
If there is no display on the monitor, it could be due to several reasons: the monitor settings are too dark, there is a faulty Power Save operation of the Power Supply, the monitor is faulty, or the main board is faulty. In any of these cases, consider replacement of the circuit board assemblies within the Logic Cage.
Why does the button on my AINSWORTH Arcade Game Machines not operate?
If a button does not operate, it may be due to faulty button switches, a jammed button, an improper connection to the Backplane Board, or a short or open-circuited switch/wiring. In all of these cases, consider replacement of the circuit board assemblies within the Logic Cage.
Describes the main structural components of the terminal body assembly.
Details the dual monitor setup, including mask, control panel, and frame.
Explains the location and function of the monitor control panel.
Covers the components and access related to the terminal's main front door.
Describes the interactive button panel with touchscreen and play button.
Explains the function of door sensors for detecting door status.
Details the location and purpose of speakers for audio output.
Details the belly panel door, including touchscreen and artwork.
Provides an overview of the terminal's internal hardware components.
Explains the function and components of the note validator system.
Describes the secure storage facility for accepted banknotes.
Details the optional ticket printer and its function.
Describes the provision for fitting a Patron Tracking Module.
Details the Logic Cage Assembly, which houses the mainboard and other components.
Explains the mainboard's role in controlling terminal operations.
Describes the backplane board's function in connecting peripherals to the mainboard.
Details the procedure for powering on the terminal and its initialization.
Defines the terminal's state when it is ready for patron gameplay.
Refers to the visual displays presented to the patron during gameplay.
Provides a detailed view of the monitor assembly and its access.
Explains how to use the control board for fine-tuning monitor settings.
Shows the On-Screen Display (OSD) menus for picture and utility settings.
Details the functions of the OSD control buttons for monitor adjustment.
Provides step-by-step instructions for replacing the LCD monitors.
Details the procedure for removing and installing the main door speakers.
Explains the steps to remove and install the subwoofer unit.
Describes removal and installation of main door sub-assemblies.
Details the procedure to open and close the terminal's main door.
Details how to remove the button panel, potentially with an LCD touchscreen.
Provides the procedure for installing the LCD Touchscreen with Bash Button Panel.
Explains the steps to replace the decorative artwork in the belly panel.
Details the procedure for replacing the LED light panel in the belly door.
Explains the steps for removing and installing the note validator unit.
Details the process for removing and replacing the note validator housing.
Explains how to remove and replace the MEI frame for the note validator.
Provides instructions for replacing the optional ticket printer.
Describes how to remove a blank and install a Patron Tracking Module.
Explains how to replace the integrated universal power supply unit.
Describes the status LEDs on the backplane board for diagnostic purposes.
Describes the optional fiber optic interface and its status LEDs.
Details the procedure for replacing the mainboard within the logic cage.
Provides instructions for removing and installing the backplane board.
Details the combined procedure for replacing the logic cage and backplane board.
Explains the RAM Clear process for major faults or base/game type changes.
Outlines the procedure for changing the terminal's base or CF card.
Details the terminal's physical dimensions and weight.
Provides electrical specifications for the terminal's configurations.
Lists operating and storage conditions for temperature and humidity.
Confirms the terminal meets mandated standards for its approved jurisdictions.
Illustrates the terminal's physical dimensions with diagrams.
Details visual checks for both exterior and interior components after transit.
Provides guidance and hardware details for securely mounting the terminal.
Outlines the step-by-step procedure for installing the Wagering Terminal.
Describes how to use Maintenance/Audit Mode to assess hardware components.
Tests the operation of the Bill Acceptor by inserting banknotes.
Verifies if the Printer is acknowledged by the software and prints a test page.
Calibrates the Touchscreen by touching squares on the LCD screen.
Checks the door interlocks using the Switches Tab and door sensors.
Determines the SHA-1 of software components for jurisdictional approval.
Provides information for routine servicing of the Wagering Terminal.
Details cleaning procedures for the Terminal Body, Main Door, and Monitor.
Provides a procedure to clear jams within the Note Validator.
Explains how to clean the Note Validator sensors to improve note rejection frequency.
Outlines the procedure to reset the terminal's circuit breaker.
Lists possible causes of errors associated with the Note Validator based on LED rows.
General| Brand | AINSWORTH |
|---|---|
| Model | A600-H |
| Category | Arcade Game Machines |
| Language | English |
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