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General| Brand | AMI |
|---|---|
| Model | Ion Aurora |
| Category | Game Console |
| Language | English |
Details on accessing and removing the electronics tray for maintenance and component identification.
Instructions on how to access the LCD monitor by removing screws.
Details on physical connections for wired or wireless Ethernet.
Steps for configuring the game's software to establish an internet connection.
Setting game pricing, credits, and payment options.
Managing the game list, categories, and individual game settings.
Functionality to view and clear high scores for individual games or all games.
Viewing current and lifetime credit information and calculating fees.
Tools for testing hardware components and system health.
Settings for connecting to the Internet, LAN, or other devices.
Configuration and management of local tournaments and prize pools.
Allows general pricing changes without entering the Games Menu.
Choosing payment modes, setting PINs, and disabling money inputs.
Programming game lists, categories, prices, and default settings.
Functionality to view and clear high scores for individual games or all games.
Viewing current and lifetime credit totals and game play percentages.
Setting time, security PINs, and adjusting audio volume.
Configuring 6 Star feature, transferring data, and managing operator keys.
Linking with jukeboxes and accessing help screens.
Programming keys for accessing the Main Menu without opening the game.
Storing player gameplay and login information.
Testing video, input/output, and touchscreen components for functionality.
Checking drive integrity, system details, and verifying databases.
Testing hard drive health and joystick calibration and function.
Accessing game operation logs for troubleshooting.
Analyzing test results, attributes, and ratings for hard drive health.
Instructions for linking games with AMI jukeboxes and other games.
Steps for establishing internet access via modem or router.
Selecting and configuring connection types: wireless, wired, or dial-up.
Understanding tournament features and step-by-step programming.
Steps for awarding prizes and handling cases where players forget their PIN.
Managing player stored credits and programming access cards.
Creating, importing, managing, and displaying promotional content.
Creating player accounts, viewing data, and managing high scores.
Accessing operator websites and premium adult content features.
Configuring browsing time costs, purchasing sessions, and handling connection issues.
Resolving problems with power, display, sound, and coin deposits.
Troubleshooting memory card issues, game freezes, and invalid key messages.
Illustrations of the game's front and rear views, labeling components.
Diagram showing connections on the standard Aurora motherboard.
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