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General| Brand | Bay-Tek |
|---|---|
| Model | AXE MASTER |
| Category | Arcade Game Machines |
| Language | English |
Inspect game for damage, loose, or missing parts upon arrival.
Outlines critical safety notices, dangers, warnings, and cautions for game operation.
Lists necessary tools and outlines the first steps of unpacking and assembling the game.
Labeled diagram illustrating major parts of the main cabinet assembly.
Labeled diagram of front console, side panels, and associated parts.
Labeled diagram showing axe assemblies, pole assemblies, and wire covers.
Details connection methods and menu adjustments for card swipe systems.
Explains how to access and use main menu options like mute and credits.
Adjusts game audio, attract audio volumes, and attract mode timing.
Sets up game credits, redemption types, and basic ticket payouts.
Configures game mode, axes per round, and point values for target hits.
Adjusts scoring multipliers, points for non-stick hits, and leaderboard settings.
Guides manual fine-tuning of camera position for accurate axe targeting.
Instructions for auto-calibration and setting camera offsets for precision.
Tracks overall game performance, player times, and ticket dispensing data.
Controls and tests game components like actuators, conveyors, and lights.
Monitors status of control boards and inputs from player buttons.
Diagram of wiring for coin switches, UCL connector, and ticket dispenser on the right.
Diagram of wiring for coin switches, UCL connector, and ticket dispenser on the left.
Details differences in power connectors, capacitor location, M.2 drive, and jacks compared to MB12.
Addresses issues with the game having no power or the monitor not displaying correctly.
Guides on troubleshooting bill acceptor errors and meter reading inaccuracies.
Solves problems with coins not being accepted and lack of audio output from the game.
Troubleshoots problems with the I/O Aux board, communication LEDs, and cables.
Fixes issues with incorrect ticket amounts and unresponsive menu buttons.
Addresses low ticket messages and problems with low ticket switches.
Solves monitor display failures and issues with related cable connections.
Troubleshoots malfunctioning LED strips and conveyor belts running backward.
Addresses scoring errors due to camera blockage or motherboard communication issues.
Checks power supply output and ensures correct voltage reaches the motherboard.
Method to identify and resolve power supply shorts by minimizing load on components.
Lists available blanking plates for different configurations like bill acceptors or coin mechanisms.
Instructions for adjusting the conveyor guard to prevent finger pinching by the roller.
Visual guide showing pictures of various game parts for easy identification.
A log to record performed maintenance, ordered parts, and miscellaneous notes.
Information on purchasing spare parts and obtaining technical support for game issues.
Details the game's warranty period, conditions, and how to request service.
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