User manual TRIOTECH STOMPER DLX V2.1

[. . . ] It features a world's first interactive gaming floor with instant action feed-back, a patent pending floor projection system and you can link up to 4 machines together for the ultimate dance contest!. It features the world's first interactive floor with instant action feedback. · · · · · · Interactive Floor with instant reaction (proprietary floor sensors) 1 or 2 Players REDEMPTION ticket dispenser Spectators can see the game from 3 sides and the in-game action. Surround sound system with 2 speakers and subwoofers Even multiplayer on 2 machines Caution Any modifications made to this product that are not authorized by law or not authorized in writing by the manufacturer will be considered to be the exclusive responsibility of the customer, who will consequently become the new "manufacturer" and will have to operate in compliance with applicable rules and regulations. 4 User Manual 2. 0. 0 Safety Instructions 2. 1. 0 Safety Instructions The following safety instructions apply to all service personnel: 1. Specific warnings and cautions will be found throughout this manual where they apply. [. . . ] Before replacing a speaker or woofer, notify Triotech's technical support to ensure compatibility. 21 User Manual 3. 16. 0 Light The Stomper DLX is equiped fifteen (15) LED light bulbs. These bulbs are 120v AC and should be replaced with similar bulbs P/N: SD-1500477 22 User Manual 4. 0. 0 Stomper DLX Assembly, Setup and power requirements 4. 1. 0 Assembly & Setup -Before you begin the installation, make sure you locate an appropriate area to install the game. -After the installation is completed the space required will be approximately as stated in the view below. We recommend at least 115 volts & 8 Amps or 230 volts & 4 Amps. -Refer to following pages of this manual to complete the assembly. 23 User Manual 4. 2. 0 Assembly & Setup Position the floor centered with the cabinet. Keep a gap of 1/8'' from the cabinet. 24 User Manual 4. 2. 0 Assembly & Setup Adjust all five (5) legs to level the floor. Remove floor cover to access center leg. 25 User Manual 4. 2. 0 Assembly & Setup Note:Two (2) people are required for this step. Once in place, have one person hold the board, while the other person screws the board into place 26 User Manual 4. 2. 0 Assembly & Setup Run the cable into the hole on the side of the cabinet and connect it. Tighten the seven (7) screws into the board. 27 User Manual 4. 2. 0 Assembly & Setup Bolt the two (2) hand rails into place using the provided screws. 28 User Manual 4. 2. 0 Assembly & Setup -Install the the provided net - Install provided nets (Optional). 29 User Manual 4. 2. 0 Assembly & Setup 30 User Manual 5. 0. 0 Config and Game Options 5. 0. 0 Menu Tree To access the operator's menus, open the coin door and press the `service' button. The main menu will then appear and let you have access to all game options. 31 User Manual 5. 1. 0 Main Menu Menu options GENERAL Show Menu Instructions Language Digital Output Reset High Score STATISTICS Games Time Played Total Gameplay Credits Collected Ticket Payout PICTURE ALIGNMENT CREDIT SETUP Adjust image on the floor Credits to Start Credits to Continue Bonus Games Per Play Time to Keep Money Flush Current Credits Free Play REDEMPTION CONFIGURATION Redemption ON/OFF Tickets Dispensed for Each Game VOLUME CONFIGURATION Attract Mode Volume Main Volume Dance Game Volume DIAGNOSTIC EXIT Floor Tile Diagnostic Go back to Game Play 32 User Manual 5. 2. 0 General Menu General options SHOW MENU INSTRUCTIONS LANGUAGE Shows Instructions before Games Starts English Japaneese DIGITAL OUTPUT Light and Video Video Only RESET HIGHT SCORES Erases all High Scores 33 User Manual 5. 3. 0 Statictics Page The Statistics page shows the time played, total gameplay, credits collected and ticket Payout for each individual game since the game was purchased. It is possible to reset the stats by pressing RESET STATS. 34 User Manual 5. 4. 0 Picture Alignment Page This page is used to fit the projector image to the game floor. The image should always be properly positioned for a better gameplay. 35 User Manual 5. 5. 0 Credit Setup CREDITS TO START CREDITS TO CONTINUE BONUS GAMES PER PLAY TIME TO RESET THE MONEY FLUSH CURRENT CREDITS FREE PLAY Sets amount of credits needed to play Amount of credits needed for a player to keep on playing after his/ her game is over Amount of free bonus games given to a player after his /her game is over Amount of time money is keeped as credits if total amount of credits necessary to play is not reached Set inbank credits to 0 All games are free to play 36 User Manual 5. 6. 0 Redemption Configuration This page is used to set the amount of tickets redeemed at the end of each game by the players. 37 User Manual 5. 7. 0 Volume Control ATTRACT MODE VOLUME MAIN VOLUME DANCE GAME VOLUME Volume when no credits are registered Volume during gameplay Volume during Dance Game Only 38 User Manual 5. 8. 0 Diagnostic Page This page lets you know if one of the floor tiles is defective. Use this screen when communicating with Triotech Amusement's technical support. 39 User Manual 6. 0. 0 Game menu 6. 0. 0 In Game menus and Options The Menus listed below are displayed during different stages of gameplay. 40 User Manual 6. 1. 0 Put your feet here This Screen invites the player to stand on the projected feet on the floor. In the case that you would need to do a manual check of the floor sensors, follow the instructions bellow to access the diagnostic screen. 1 Open the top door of the coin acceptor. 2 Inside the coin door you will find four (4) access buttons, press the service button to access the main configuration menu. 3 After pressing the service button, the main configuration menu will be displayed on the floor, use the up or down button to navigate and select the diagnostic sub-menu. 51 User Manual 8. 1. 0 Floor After you have selected the diagnostic sub-menu, the diagnostic screen will appear. At first glance you can see that the diagnostic screen is separated into four (4) sections. Colored squares will appear anywhere you move, this will help you find out if there is a problem with one of the sensors. If you do not see any squares appear on one of the tiles, it means there might be a problem with this tile. In some cases, more than one tile will not respond at the same time, this usually means we have a wiring fault after the last working tile. Follow the instructions on the next pages to physically check the tile in question. Take note of each tile ID and status information before calling technical support. You can also test the coin switches to see if they add up correctly by watching the value at the bottom of the screen. By pressing the service button, you can also test the redemption ticket feeder. 52 User Manual 8. 1. 0 Floor The sensitive floor is composed of four (4) sensor tiles, and each of those tiles are composed of 24 individual sensors. The tiles are connected in series, so if one of the tiles connection fails, all the following tiles will be deactivated. [. . . ] Defective parts covered by the warranty will be replaced at Triotech's discretion either by new or rebuilt parts with the same or with a replacement model of the same parts. Warranty on replacement parts ends on the same date as the original parts warranty. No warranty is valid if the defect is the result of a misusage, or contrary to the norms of instruction or user manuals, or the result of improper maintenance. Using spare parts that do not fit specifications will void the warranty. [. . . ]