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Brand | Merit |
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Model | Ion eVo Wallette |
Category | Game Console |
Language | English |
Details the Megatouch eVo Wallette model features, including key-locked compartments and hardware capabilities.
Explains the accessibility and components housed within the CPU section of the game.
Describes the location and security of the cash door compartment for coin and bill access.
Provides step-by-step instructions for calibrating the touchscreen display for accurate input.
Guides on adjusting monitor controls for optimal game screen display and centering.
Outlines essential procedures for safely handling circuit boards, including ESD precautions.
Allows setting credit rules, pricing, and enabling features like Coinless Coin Op and Rental Mode.
Enables editing the game list, category display, and setting options for individual games.
Provides options to view and clear high scores for individual games or all games.
Displays current and lifetime credit totals, and calculates operator/location fees.
Manages game clock, security PIN, serial number, volume, and system features like data transfer.
Offers tools for testing hardware components, system information, and logs for troubleshooting.
Setup screens for managing TournaMAXX and TournaCHAMP features for tournament play.
Allows configuration of local area networks and internet connection settings.
Enables setting up and managing local tournaments, including prize pools and game sequences.
Configuration options for credit card reader setup, dial-in, and testing.
Features to encourage player interest, including My Merit, Merit Money, and Promo Credits.
Setup for MegaNet features, including Entertainment Channel and Operator Website access.
Allows general pricing changes without entering the main Games Menu.
Operator options to choose Per Game, Per Time, or both pricing modes for coinless play.
Procedure for setting a PIN to manage coinless coin-op mode operations.
Instructions on how to disable physical money input devices for coinless operation.
Program game lists, prices, and options, and configure general game settings.
Activates all games and resets their price settings to default.
Resets the Game Setup to default factory settings for all games.
Manage high scores by clearing all scores or individual scores for games.
View current and lifetime credit totals, game play percentages, and other financial data.
Allows setting the game's current time and date accurately.
Configure PIN protection for various game features and menus.
Input and manage the game's unique serial number.
Adjust game volume levels and view the on-screen volume control.
Set a PIN for the 6 Star feature, enabling specific menu access.
Transfer machine configuration, books data, and ad screens using a USB pen.
Program or erase operator keys for access to setup screens.
Link the Megatouch game with an AMI-powered jukebox.
Access help screens for options within any menu section.
Cycle through video test screens to check display functionality.
Test SETUP/CALIBRATE buttons, coin channels, meter, and lockout features.
Follow on-screen instructions to calibrate the touchscreen for accurate interaction.
Verify touchscreen calibration accuracy by tracking finger movement.
Check hard drive for missing/corrupted files, potentially indicating drive issues.
Display details about various hardware components within the game.
Use on Merit Technical Service advice to verify databases.
Check the hard drive for errors and predict potential failures.
Calibrate the joystick for accurate movement tracking.
Check joystick calibration accuracy by monitoring crosshair movement.
Display a log of game operations for customer service troubleshooting.
View S.M.A.R.T. report grades (PASSED, FAILING NOW, FAILED IN THE PAST) for drive attributes.
Create and manage up to 24 advertising screens to appear during idle mode.
Allows players to create custom accounts for personalized gameplay data and high scores.
Access player account details, PIN, game count, and award free credits.
Program operator keys for easy access to the Main Menu Screen without opening the game.
Store My Merit/Tournament login info and earn sweepstakes entries.
Manage Megatouch Nation contest participation and optional premium pricing.
Steps for connecting the jukebox and Megatouch game hardware via Ethernet.
Software configuration steps to enable the Mega-Link between games and jukebox.
Procedure to view jukebox revenue data within the Megatouch interface.
Automatically finds and connects to the nearest available wireless network.
Scan for available wireless connections and select one to proceed.
Connect to a secured wireless network by entering the required password.
Connect to an unsecured network by accepting default interface information.
Configure direct game linking, not for server or jukebox connections.
Manually configure wireless connection settings like SSID.
Explains the tournament system for players to compete for prizes based on income.
Program sequences of up to 5 tournament games independently.
Select specific games for the tournament sequence and define repeat or end conditions.
Adjust the individual game cost for specific tournament play.
Set the number of rounds for associated games in a tournament.
Define the duration for tournament games within a displayed sequence.
Set the percentage of total coin drop allocated for tournament prizes.
Start the tournament with existing cash/points in the prize pool.
Set prize mode to POINTS or CASH, confirming legality for cash tournaments.
Reset default tournament settings for a specific tournament sequence.
Set up to four attendant PINs for awarding tournament prizes.
End the current tournament game for a highlighted sequence.
Set tournament status to Stopped, preventing new games from starting.
Set tournament status to Delayed, starting at a programmed time/date.
Set tournament status to Running, starting upon return to Game Menu.
Adjust tournament start time and date in 10-minute increments.
Exits the Tournament Setup Screen.
Alternative method to award prizes using the SETUP button if player PIN is forgotten.
Motherboard configuration and checksum test functionality.
Hardware configuration and motherboard identification.
Memory clear for TournaMAXX and Touch Tunes® features.
Complete memory clear for resetting software options and defaults.
Watchdog Timer setting for automatic game reboots upon failure.
Troubleshooting steps for when the game unit does not power on.
Corrective actions for a non-operational bill acceptor motor.
Steps to resolve issues where the monitor screen displays no flash.
Troubleshooting for non-functioning cooling fans within the game unit.
Actions to take when the power supply shows no output voltage.
Steps to diagnose and fix issues related to no video signal on the display.
Troubleshooting steps for a blank game screen, checking power and connections.
Checking AC power supply to critical components like the monitor and bill acceptor.
Diagnosing video issues accompanied by continuous beeping sounds.
Troubleshooting no video and no sound when coins are inserted.
Adjusting controls to improve poor picture quality on the game display.
Resolving coin jams by checking coin paths and connections.
Steps to troubleshoot the coin meter not advancing correctly.
Resolving game lock-ups or resets during play or in attract mode.
Troubleshooting screen movement issues requiring power cycling.
Resolving lock-ups caused by an invalid security key for the game version.
Addressing 'INVALID KEY' errors during software download to the hard drive.
Resolving display issues where 'MAXX' shows instead of 'ION' and H2H category is missing.
Troubleshooting problems preventing the game from downloading discs.
Resolving errors related to the game's primary drive (Drive C).
Troubleshooting disk boot failures, potentially requiring drive replacement.
Addressing SMART failure detection and the need to back up the hard drive.
Resolving critical errors such as 'ABORT RETRY FAIL' or file name errors.
Diagram illustrating the layout and connectors on the ION motherboard.
Details the pinout and usage of the motherboard power connector.
Diagram showing the layout and connectors on the I/O board.
Diagram illustrating the on-screen display board components and controls.
States that the software and documentation are proprietary intellectual property.
Outlines limitations on software usage, copying, and transfer.
Defines the terms of the limited, non-exclusive license granted for the software.
Specifies disclaimers of warranties beyond the limited warranty provided.
Limits the licensor's liability for damages arising from software use.
Governing laws, jurisdiction, and contact information for the license agreement.