What to do if Aristocrat USA MAV500/MKVI Video Game bill is not transported into the unit?
If the bill is not transported into the Aristocrat Video Game unit, it may be due to several reasons. First, ensure the power is correctly connected. Second, check for and remove any jams in the scanning channel. Finally, the game and machine software might have inhibited the bill acceptor; remove any current machine locks.
How to fix Aristocrat USA MAV500/MKVI bill that repeatedly skews and jams?
If the bill repeatedly skews and jams in your Aristocrat Video Game, the pressure rollers may have incorrect tension, or the belts may not be adjusted properly. Make adjustments to the roller tension and transport belts.
What to do if bill is jammed in Aristocrat USA MAV500/MKVI Video Game unit?
If a bill is jammed in the Aristocrat Video Game unit, open the scanning channel and remove the bill.
General| Brand | Aristocrat |
|---|---|
| Model | USA MAV500/MKVI |
| Category | Video Game |
| Language | English |
Describes the physical characteristics, features, and components of the MAV500/MKVI gaming machine.
Explains the two primary modes of operation: Play Mode and Operator Mode, and their functions.
Details the physical characteristics, power requirements, and environmental specifications for the gaming machine.
Lists the necessary items, verification, and clearances required before installing the gaming machine.
Outlines the procedure for inspecting the gaming machine for any damage incurred during transportation.
Details the steps involved in mounting, connecting, and commissioning the gaming machine into service.
Explains the two main operating modes: Play Mode and Operator Mode, and the transition between them.
Describes the functions and operations performed by the machine when in Play Mode.
Details accessing configuration, testing, and fault-finding functions via the Operator Mode menu.
Provides an overview of the machine's structural components: cabinet, door, and top box.
Details the function of individual components within the cabinet, door, and top box.
Outlines routine maintenance procedures for the cabinet, door, and top box components.
Describes the physical layout, components, and location of the power supply assembly.
Explains how the power supply receives, filters, and distributes power to machine components.
Details input capabilities, output requirements, and control signals of the power supply assembly.
Provides instructions for removing and replacing fuses and the power supply assembly.
Outlines basic maintenance procedures for the power supply assembly connections.
Introduces the coin handling system, its components, and factory adjustments.
Details the operation, components, and fault finding for the MC-62 coin comparator.
Explains the operation, cleaning procedure, and fault finding for the Condor CP133S validator.
Describes the physical description and basic operation of the diverter solenoid and photo-optic sensor.
Covers general maintenance procedures for the coin comparator, validator, and chute assembly.
Describes the physical characteristics, mounting, and components of the Aristocrat Disc Hopper (ADH).
Explains how the hopper holds, dispenses coins, and handles credit limits and empty conditions.
Details coin dispensing, hopper full detection, and coin jam prevention mechanisms.
Provides troubleshooting steps for common hopper faults like jamming and incorrect dispensing.
Guides on how to safely remove and replace the hopper from the machine cabinet.
Details the steps for disassembling and reassembling the hopper components.
References the hopper test procedure outlined in the Machine Modes chapter.
Outlines general maintenance tasks for the hopper, focusing on the photo-optic detector and coin pawl.
Introduces the Wells-Gardner D9300 video monitor used in the gaming machine.
Describes the monitor's resolution, CRT type, weight, and major component assemblies.
Covers power supply, cable connectors, On-Screen-Display controls, and adjustment processes.
Explains how to address color aberrations caused by magnetic interference using degaussing.
Provides instructions for safely removing and replacing the monitor assembly from the machine.
Outlines general maintenance tasks for the video monitor, including cleaning and connector checks.
Details touchscreen operation, performance, machine interface, and handling notes.
Overviews the GPT Bill Acceptor, its features, communication, and system components.
Explains bill acceptor configuration setup and machine condition indicators (LEDs, alarms).
Covers procedures for removing the bill acceptor stacker and the bill acceptor unit.
Details periodic maintenance for cleaning and troubleshooting common bill acceptor issues.
Overviews the JCM World Bill Acceptor, including its physical description and security features.
Introduces the Main Board, its role in central control, and key features like the SH-4 microprocessor.
Describes the Main Board's location within the logic cage and its direct connections to the Backplane Board.
Lists the various devices and subsystems that the Main Board interfaces with via the Backplane Board.
Details the microprocessor, video, audio, communication, memory, security, and power control subsystems.
Provides step-by-step instructions for removing the Main Board from the logic cage.
Lists and describes the principal external connectors on the Aristocrat Main Board.
Describes the physical location and connections of the Extended I/O Driver Board within the logic cage.
Explains the board's role as an interface between machine equipment and the Main Board.
Details the steps for safely removing and replacing the I/O Driver Board from the logic cage.
Lists the pin assignments for the J1, J2, and J3 connectors on the I/O Driver Board.
Describes the physical layout, mounting, and connectors of the MAV/6 Backplane PCBA.
Lists the boards and peripheral devices connected via the Backplane and its physical connectors.
Details the pin assignments for the principal connectors on the MKVI Backplane board.
Provides instructions for removing and replacing the Backplane Board, emphasizing ESD precautions.
Describes the CCB's location within the logic cage and its connection to the Main Board.
Explains the CCB's role in configuring serial channels for various interfaces and signal levels.
Details the steps for removing and replacing the Communications Configuration Board (CCB).
Lists the input/output signals and pin assignments for the CCB's 72-pin connector to the Main Board.
Outlines general maintenance procedures for the CCB, including cleaning contacts and connectors.
Describes the board's location in the top box and the specifications of the mechanical meters.
Explains the board's function in providing meter locations and interfacing with light tower lamps.
Lists the pin assignments for the 24-way Minifit Junior connector P2 connecting to the Backplane.
Provides instructions for removing and replacing the Mechanical Meters Board.
Outlines general maintenance for the Mechanical Meters Board, including dust removal and connector checks.
Explains the function of the audio amplifier module in amplifying signals for stereo sound.
Provides a block diagram illustrating the signal flow within the audio amplifier module.
Specifies the required sound pressure level and frequency response for the EGM's audio system.
Details the power requirements for the high and low frequency speakers to achieve desired SPL.
Covers the power interface, spare power, optional AC power, and audio input/output interfaces.
Includes physical dimensions and mounting arrangements for the audio amplifier PCB.
Provides instructions for removing the audio amplifier module from the machine.
Provides an overview and physical description of the Westrex serial printer module.
Details procedures for removing the printer and replacing the paper roll and ribbon cassette.
Lists the pin assignments for the 20-way Minifit Junior connector P7 connecting the printer to the Backplane.
Outlines general maintenance activities for the Westrex Serial Printer, including self-test.
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