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Defines safety alert symbols like NOTE, WARNING, and CAUTION used throughout the manual.
Definitions of CAT5e, Comport, Peripheral Controller, Ethernet, Ethernet Switch, RS-232, RS-485, Serial Communication.
Interfaces pin cameras, controls machine functions, and handles scoring signals.
PCs running Sync software for control, POS, and data tracking.
Handles communication via Ethernet or serial links between system components.
Turns the Peripheral Controller On/Off.
Protection for the main input power.
Main input power for the interface box.
The main circuit board inside the Peripheral Controller.
Converts AC power to 12 VDC for various components.
Details connectors and components on Distribution Board 7.
Explains the function of the LEDs on the Distribution Board 7.
Details the function of jumpers on Distribution Board 7.
Configures power for ball detectors based on type.
Bowler consoles with keypads or touchscreens.
Details connections for network, video, and serial ports.
Configuration settings accessed via the Lanes tab.
Configuration settings via Administrator tab.
Master system reboot for all devices.
Communication to GS-10, GS-92, GS-96 or GS-98 pinsetters.
Connection for communication signal from Peripheral Controller.
Verifying cabling, setting IP address, and updating settings.
Setting dip switches and verifying jumper settings.
Connecting cables and calibrating cameras.
Connecting cables and verifying jumper settings.
Connecting cables and verifying jumper settings.
Connecting cables, setting IP address, and assigning bowlers.
Connecting cables and verifying jumper settings.
Connecting cables and verifying jumper settings.
Ensures camera takes picture after pinsetter triggers and handles ball detection delays.
Solenoid used to switch pinsetter to second ball for special situations.
Informs system when pinsetter cycled for solenoid control.
Adjusting the cam to actuate the 0o switch correctly.
Board providing connections for camera power and video.
Window for calibrating camera settings.
Settings for minimum light level to determine a standing pin.
Controls when the scoring picture is taken after rake/sweep movement.
Sets ball speed to determine "Slow" or "Fast" movement.
Connections for sweep/rake switch when pin cameras are used.
Signals from switches and New Pin Solenoids.
Indicates sweep switch actuation and first ball status.
Sequence of events for scoring the first and second ball.
Steps to set the monitor's ID for proper identification.
Relying on information and clarifying details to identify symptoms.
Using resources to list possible causes for identified symptoms.
Ordering potential causes by likelihood and ease of checking.
Systematically testing and eliminating potential causes.
Re-evaluating steps and seeking input from others if the problem persists.
Scoring circuit description and issues for non-GS pinsetters.
Hardware components that can cause scoring errors.
Setup parameters affecting scoring accuracy.
Troubleshooting flowchart for no scoring on GS pinsetters.
Signal types for widescreen overhead monitors.
Solutions for "Please Wait" display on tablets.
Solutions for tablet exiting to Android screen.
Troubleshooting when pinsetter control from desk is unavailable.
Defines safety alert symbols like NOTE, WARNING, and CAUTION used throughout the manual.
Definitions of CAT5e, Comport, Peripheral Controller, Ethernet, Ethernet Switch, RS-232, RS-485, Serial Communication.
Interfaces pin cameras, controls machine functions, and handles scoring signals.
PCs running Sync software for control, POS, and data tracking.
Handles communication via Ethernet or serial links between system components.
Turns the Peripheral Controller On/Off.
Protection for the main input power.
Main input power for the interface box.
The main circuit board inside the Peripheral Controller.
Converts AC power to 12 VDC for various components.
Details connectors and components on Distribution Board 7.
Explains the function of the LEDs on the Distribution Board 7.
Details the function of jumpers on Distribution Board 7.
Configures power for ball detectors based on type.
Bowler consoles with keypads or touchscreens.
Details connections for network, video, and serial ports.
Configuration settings accessed via the Lanes tab.
Configuration settings via Administrator tab.
Master system reboot for all devices.
Communication to GS-10, GS-92, GS-96 or GS-98 pinsetters.
Connection for communication signal from Peripheral Controller.
Verifying cabling, setting IP address, and updating settings.
Setting dip switches and verifying jumper settings.
Connecting cables and calibrating cameras.
Connecting cables and verifying jumper settings.
Connecting cables and verifying jumper settings.
Connecting cables, setting IP address, and assigning bowlers.
Connecting cables and verifying jumper settings.
Connecting cables and verifying jumper settings.
Ensures camera takes picture after pinsetter triggers and handles ball detection delays.
Solenoid used to switch pinsetter to second ball for special situations.
Informs system when pinsetter cycled for solenoid control.
Adjusting the cam to actuate the 0o switch correctly.
Board providing connections for camera power and video.
Window for calibrating camera settings.
Settings for minimum light level to determine a standing pin.
Controls when the scoring picture is taken after rake/sweep movement.
Sets ball speed to determine "Slow" or "Fast" movement.
Connections for sweep/rake switch when pin cameras are used.
Signals from switches and New Pin Solenoids.
Indicates sweep switch actuation and first ball status.
Sequence of events for scoring the first and second ball.
Steps to set the monitor's ID for proper identification.
Relying on information and clarifying details to identify symptoms.
Using resources to list possible causes for identified symptoms.
Ordering potential causes by likelihood and ease of checking.
Systematically testing and eliminating potential causes.
Re-evaluating steps and seeking input from others if the problem persists.
Scoring circuit description and issues for non-GS pinsetters.
Hardware components that can cause scoring errors.
Setup parameters affecting scoring accuracy.
Troubleshooting flowchart for no scoring on GS pinsetters.
Signal types for widescreen overhead monitors.
Solutions for "Please Wait" display on tablets.
Solutions for tablet exiting to Android screen.
Troubleshooting when pinsetter control from desk is unavailable.
General| Brand | Brunswick |
|---|---|
| Model | Sync |
| Category | Video Gaming Accessories |
| Language | English |
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