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General| Brand | Bay-Tek |
|---|---|
| Model | Pop the Lock |
| Category | Arcade Game Machines |
| Language | English |
Company address and contact details for Bay Tek Games Inc.
Information on subscribing to the service network for updates and bulletins.
Sales, Parts, and Service department phone and email contacts.
A welcoming message to the new game owner.
Procedure for inspecting the game for damage upon arrival.
Instructions on how to play the game by stopping the red bar.
Explanation of how players win tickets for successful hits.
Details on achieving 50 in a row to win the jackpot.
Details on the game's net weight, ship weight, width, depth, and height.
Information on input voltage range, frequency, and operating current.
Specified temperature ranges in Fahrenheit and Celsius.
Guidelines on modifications, location suitability, and cleaning solvents.
Actions to take in case of an emergency, focusing on power disconnection.
Instructions for releasing latches and carefully lowering the monitor face.
Procedure for unhooking the S hook and chain from the cabinet.
Steps for carefully lifting and placing the marquee piece.
Using screws and bolts to secure the marquee piece in place.
Routing the cable from the marquee piece through the monitor face channel.
Connecting specific cables for the marquee piece (CE5931 to CE5932).
Positioning the hasp piece and routing its cable through the monitor face.
Using bolts and washers to secure the hasp piece.
Lifting the monitor face and routing all wires before securing.
Connecting the top marquee light cable (CE5931) to CE5932.
Connecting various cables to the circuit boards and small components.
Replacing the back door, positioning the game, and turning on the power.
Diagrams illustrating different game height options.
Steps to remove the back door and unplug monitor cables.
Releasing the four latches to detach the monitor face.
Carefully lowering the vacuum form to expose the monitor face.
Identifying the location of the dip switch bank on the mainboard.
Table showing factory default settings for dip switches.
How to access and use the main menu with the buttons.
Listing of the primary functions available in the main menu.
Explanations for clearing credits, resetting defaults, and muting.
Settings for attract volume, game volume, and jackpot volume.
Settings for attract timing and background music volume.
Explanation of training attempts, continue time, and game mode.
Table detailing options for training attempts, continue time, and game mode.
Configuration of continues allowed, dial speed, and acceleration.
Table detailing options for continues, dial speed, and acceleration.
Explanation of credits per play, ticket values, and jackpot settings.
Table detailing options for credits, tickets, and accumulation.
Table showing average tickets per game, TIX/HIT, and bonus amounts.
Display of total games played, tickets, continues, and wins.
Explanations for each metric shown in the statistics menu.
Identification and layout of the main motherboard.
Diagram showing connections for LEDs, buttons, and other components.
Identification of power distribution and interface circuit boards.
Visual representation of the mainboard's connector pin assignments.
Details for J10 (SPI Out) and J11-J14 (Chase Lights) pinouts.
Guide mapping pin types to their functions and connector pins.
Comprehensive pin assignments for various mainboard connectors.
Steps to diagnose and fix issues with game power and lighting.
Steps to resolve problems with the Dollar Bill Acceptor.
Steps for resolving issues with ticket and game meters.
Steps to diagnose why the game is not accepting coins.
Steps to resolve problems related to the game's audio output.
Steps to fix "Newgen Comm Error" and credit meter malfunctions.
Steps to fix issues with white and colored cabinet LED lighting.
Steps to diagnose and repair non-functional marquee lights.
Steps to fix problems with the game's menu buttons.
Steps for resolving issues with ticket dispensing amounts.
Actions to take when the "Low Tickets" message appears.
Diagnosing faulty buttons and non-blinking button lights.
Steps for when the monitor displays "No Signal Detected".
Steps to resolve issues where the monitor has no power.
Steps for diagnosing common monitor error messages.
Diagram showing AC power entry, line filter, and distribution connections.
Wiring connections from the power supply to the motherboard and TV.
Diagram illustrating connections to the light board for various LEDs.
Wiring for coin mechanism, ticket counter, and dispenser.
Wiring diagram for menu buttons, game stop light, and speaker.
Wiring for the chase board, coin switches, and marquee LEDs.
Wiring for the bill acceptor, game ground, and power strip.
Diagram showing communication links between the motherboard and other boards.
Wiring for monitor HDMI and audio jack connections to the motherboard.
Steps to check AC power, rocker switch, and fan operation.
Checking if the motherboard is receiving 12 volts from the power supply.
Procedure to isolate short circuits by removing load from the power supply.
How to verify if the bill acceptor is receiving power.
Configuring dip switches on the bill acceptor for proper function.
Guide to understanding and resolving bill acceptor error codes.
A detailed listing of all game components with their part numbers.
Pictures of various game parts for visual identification.
Visual guide showing placement and part numbers for all game decals.
Options for repairing or advancing replacement of circuit boards.
Information on buying spare circuit boards to maintain games.
Procedures and fees related to item returns and credits.
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