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DN1600 MEGA SPIN Installation Guide

INNOVATIVE CONCEPTS IN ENTERTAINMENT INC.

10123 MAIN STREET, CLARENCE, NY 14031

SERVICE: 1-716-759-0360

FAX: 1-716-759-0884

EMAIL: service@icegame.com

WEBSITE: www.icegame.com

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Your kit includes the following:

(2) Advertising Signs - DN7660

(1) Restore Disk - DN2690x

(1) Mega Spin Wheel

(1) Deluxe Dongle - DN2614

(4) 1/4-20 X 1 1/2 BHCS (BLACK) - 6281

(1) 5/32 Allen wrench - PC60601A

(1) 3/32 Allen wrench - 6603

(10) Cable ties - 348

(2) 1/4-20 x 1 1/2 (Zinc) - 6102

Should any of these items be missing, please contact ICE service department at (716) 759-0360 Monday

through Friday, 8:30a.m. to 6:00p.m. Eastern standard time before beginning the installation.

It is recommended to review each step before you begin your install of this kit. The use of a ladder and

one additional person is highly recommended to lift the assembly onto the game’s cabinet. If you have

any question please contact ICE Service Department for support.

Step 1

Remove power to the game by unplugging the AC power cord from the machine. Remove the monitor’s

back access mesh panel using the supplied 3/32 Allen wrench. Remove the lower, back panel of the cabi-

net. You will need to also unplug the fans on cabinet door as you remove it. Unplug the power cable and

ground wire going to the marquee. Remove the existing marquee that is above the monitor using a 5/32

Allen wrench and discard these bolts.

Step 2

Unpack the new Mega Bonus Wheel and remove the base as shown in figure 1A on page 4 using a 5/32

Allen wrench supplied with this kit. Save the hardware for step 6.

Step 3

Install the base on top of the cabinet where the marquee was originally mounted using four 1/4-20 X 1 1/2

Allen bolts included in the kit. See figure1B for the location of which counter bored holes on the base to

use.

Step 4

Remove the 6 bolts located at the top of the new wheel and install the old marquee there. Plug in the

power and ground wires as shown in figure1C. Bolt the marquee to the top of the Mega Bonus Wheel

housing shown in figure 1D using the 6 bolts that were previously removed. Only two bolts are shown for

clarity.

Step 5

Lift the Mega Bonus Wheel onto the top of the game cabinet and position the holes on the base for instal-

lation. It is recommended that the use of a ladder and two people perform this step. Route the wires for

power and ground, through the left hole standing from behind the game. Refer to figure 1E for location.

Plug in the AC power from the marquee and ground wire as shown in figure 3. The LED power harness

and USB cable should be feed through the right hole as shown in figure1F. Be careful not to pull to hard

on the USB cable when pulling through the top of the cabinet.

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Step 6

Reinstall the bolts you saved from step 2 to secure the Mega Bonus wheel housing (figure 1.G).

Step 7

From the back of the cabinet, slide out the computer and feed the USB and wheel harness through the

hole on the right side. This harness goes behind the computer and to the bottom of the cabinet.

Step 8

Plug in the USB cable and the DOND DLX dongle into the back of the computer’s USB connectors. See figure 4. Do

not remove the old dongle already plugged into the computer. This requires two dongles to work..

Step 9

The wheel harness is plugged in at the bottom of the cabinet. The connectors located on the shorter side

of the harness go to the bottom right connectors (red to red, blue to blue). The connectors with the longer

part of the harness go to the connectors on the bottom left (figure5).** Secure the wheel harness to the

existing harness in the cabinet using cable ties included in the kit.

Step 10

Hardware installation is complete (figure6).

Step 11

Plug the power cable into the back of the game and start the machine. Record your game settings before

installing the new software as it will completely over write all information including game settings. Insert

the software update CD and restart the machine to begin the installation. Leave the tray that the computer

is on out of the cabinet so the CD drive can eject. Once the software update is complete, remove the disk

and restart the computer. When the software first boots, it will ask which wheel is installed. Select the

wheel that matches your wheel that you have installed.

Step 12

Once the game is running, press the DIAG button of the programming panel to enter the Service Menu.

Using Vol+/Vol- to move and start to select, select the System Tests Menu → Wheel Spin Test → Slot #9

1000. The wheel should spin and land on 1000. Exit out of the Service Menu.

Step 13

Connect the fans on the cabinet door. Reinstall the cabinet door and the mesh screen.

Note:

** Newer games will have a free connector in the main harness. In older games, the main harness will be

disconnected from the LED strips at the bottom of the cabinet and the wheel harness will be connected to

these connectors (main harness is connected to the wheel harness which is connected to the LED strips).

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Figure 3

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Figure 5

Figure 6

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Advertising Signage Installation:

Unscrew the bolts at the top corners, above the screen and discard the bolts. Using the Zinc

1/4-20 bolts attach the signs as shown below.

Procedure for removing the wheel

Step 1:

Remove front cover by removing the 2 Allen bolts that hold the lower black plastic trim

Step 2:

Remove the nuts that secure the cover to the vacuum form shell

Step 3:

Remove the plastic cover

Step 4:

Remove the “E” clip using a small flat screw driver in the center of the hub that holds the hub to

the motor shaft (Figure 7,8)

Step 5:

Using the 3 finger holes grip the plastic wheel and pull straight back (Figure 9)

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Figure 9

Figure 7

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Note:

Home Flag is pointing at the

highest value of the wheel

when re-installing.

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DEAL OR NO DEAL

PROGRAMMING OPTION GUIDE

MEGA BONUS

STANDARD GAME

SOFTWARE VERSION

DOND V.01.14.00.US.STD

INNOVATIVE CONCEPTS IN ENTERTAINMENT INC.

10123 MAIN STREET, CLARENCE, NY 14031

SERVICE: 1-716-759-0360

FAX: 1-716-759-0884

E-MAIL: service@icegame.com

WEBSITE: www.icegame.com

MAIN MENU

OPERATOR ADJUSTMENTS

- adjust various game play/operation settings

AUDITS

- view game/coin/ticket audit data

RESET MENU

- reset game/coin/ticket audits

SYSTEM INFORMATION MENU

- displays system information

SYSTEM TESTS MENU

- perform various system tests/diagnostics

VIEW LOG

- displays record of debug information

Main Menu - OPERATOR ADJUSTMENTS

GAME ADJUSTMENTS

- adjust game play settings

TICKET ADJUSTMENTS

- turn the ticket mechanism on/off

COIN ADJUSTMENTS

- adjust the currency type and coin switch values

PLAYER COST / PAYOUT ADJUSTMENTS

- adjust the cost of the game and the level of pay

out

VOLUME

- adjust the volume for the game

Main Menu - Operator Adjustments -

GAME ADJUSTMENTS

COUNT DOWN TIMER DEFAULT = 10

-this is the length of time that the player has to make

an input during the game. The value can be set from

5 to 20 seconds

PRIZE TYPE DEFAULT = TICKET

- type of prize to be awarded.

COUPONS, POINTS, BLANK

SELECT WHEEL TYPE

-tells the software which wheel values you installed.

DEMONSTRATION MODE

-Puts the game into free mode and allows the players

to experience the wheel spin frequently.

Main Menu - Operator Adjustments -

TICKET MECH ADJUSTMENT

TICKET MULTIPLER DEFAULT = 10

-ticket multiplier

TICKET USE DEFAULT = ON

- this setting allows the operator to turn

off the ticket output of the game

EVEN VALUES ONLY DEFAULT = OFF

-forces tickets to be even values

Main Menu - Operator Adjustments -

COIN SETTINGS

FREEPLAY DEFAULT = OFF

- this setting allows the game to be played without a

credits in.

CURRENCY TYPE DEFAULT = DOLLAR

- this is the currency type used by the game.

CURRENCY UNIT VALUE DEFAULT = $0.25

-this is the value of a single unit for a particular

currency. For example, 0.25 is the credit unit value

that corresponds to a US quarter.

COIN 1 VALUE DEFAULT = $0.25

- this is the value of coin input #1.

COIN 2 VALUE DEFAULT = $0.25

- this is the value of coin input #2.

COIN 3 VALUE / DBV PULSE DEFAULT = $1.00

- this is the value of coin input #3, which is

commonly used as the dollar bill validator input.

MAXIMUM CREDITS DEFAULT = $500.00

- this is the maximum number of credits that are

allowed by the machine.

BONUS AWARD DEFAULT = $0.00

-bonus award value

UNITS FOR BONUS AWARD DEFAULT = $0.00

-bonus award unit

Main Menu - Operator Adjustments -

PLAYER COST / PAYOUT

START COST DEFAULT = $1.00

- cost to start the game [min = FREE, max = $25.00]

START COST (DOUBLE DEAL) DEFAULT = $2.00

- cost to start the Double Deal game. (note: the

Double Deal mode is the same as the regular

game, except that all the payout values are doubled

the cost of the Double Deal game should almost

always be twice the cost of the regular game.)

[min = FREE, max = $25.00]

BONUS VALUE DEFAULT = $0.00

-value each bonus is worth

TICKET VALUE DEFAULT = $0.01

-value each ticket is worth

Main Menu - Operator Adjustments - VOLUME

GAME VOLUME DEFAULT = 24

- on a scale of 0 - 32, this is the volume of the

game.

ATTRACT VOLUME DEFAULT = 24

- on a scale of 0 - 32, this is the volume of the

game while it is in the attract mode.

MINIMUM VOLUME DEFAULT = 4

- this is the absolute minimum that both the GAME

VOLUME and the ATTRACT VOLUME can be set to

ATTRACT SOUNDS DEFAULT = ALWAYS

- this setting determines how often sounds are

played during the attract mode. The possible values

are OFF / OCCASIONALLY and ALWAYS.

Main Menu - AUDITS

GAME AUDITS

- audits for total number of plays, game time, etc.

TICKET AUDITS

- audits for the number of tickets won, average

tickets, number of tickets owed, etc.

SYSTEM AUDITS

- audits for play time, up time, etc.

COIN AUDITS

- audits for the number of coins in, etc.

Main Menu - Audits - GAME AUDITS

TOTAL GAMES PLAYED

- the total number of games played on the machine.

GAMES PLAYED (DEAL)

- the total number of regular games played.

GAMES PLAYED (DOUBLE DEAL)

- the total number of "Double Deal" games played.

# OF TIMES WHEEL SPUN

- the total number of times bonus wheel has been

spun

# OF TIMES PLAYER HAS WON BIG BONUS

- the total number of times the player has won the

big bonus value

Main Menu - Audits - TICKET AUDITS

LIFETIME TICKETS PAID

- this is the total number of tickets paid since

software install

CURRENT TICKETS OWED

- this is the number of tickets currently owed

CURRENT PAYOUT

- this is the current payout percentage calculated

over the lifetime of the game.

Main Menu - General Audits - SYSTEM AUDITS

PLAY TIME

- this is the total amount of time that the game has

been played.

UP TIME

- this is the length of time that the game has been

plugged in and running.

WATCHDOGS

- this is a count of the number of time that the game

has been forced to reset, most likely to a hardware

or software error.

EXCEPTIONS

- this is a count of the number of times that the

software has caused a system error.

BAD TRAPS

- this is a count of the number of times that the

software has caused a game error.

Main Menu - Audits - COIN AUDITS

TOTAL COIN 1

- the total amount of money in from coin door #1.

TOTAL COIN 2

- the total amount of money in from coin door #2.

TOTAL COIN 3 (DBV)

- the total amount of money in from coin door #3,

commonly used as a dollar bill validator.

BONUS COINS

- the total amount of bonus coins awarded for the

lifetime of the game

LIFETIME COIN COUNT

- the total amount of money in from all coin doors for

the lifetime of the game.

SERVICE CREDITS

- the total amount of money in from the service credits

button.

Main Menu - RESET MENU

RESET GAME AUDITS

- this option clears out the game audits.

RESET CREDITS

- this option clears out the number of credits currently

in the game.

RESET TICKETS

- this option clears the amount of TICKETS owed by

the game.

RESET COIN COINTERS

- this option clears out the counters for each of the

coin doors.

RESET ADJUSTMENTS

- this option sets all of the game adjustments back to

the factory default values.

FACTORY RESET

- this option will reset all of the audits and

adjustments back to the factory defaults.

Main Menu - SYSTEM INFORMATION

VERSION LIST

- this will display the versions for the various

components of the game software.

DIPSWITCH SETTINGS

- this option displays the settings for each of the

dipswitches on the IO board.

SWITCH TELEMETRY DATA

- this displays debug information of missed switch

presses

Main Menu - SYSTEM TESTS

TICKET DISPENSER TEST

- this option prints out a ticket.

SWITCH TEST

- this option allows the operator to test the internal

switches such as coin and volume controls.

SCREEN TESTS

- this option allows the operator to perform various

display tests, such as color and screen alignment

SOUND TEST

- this allows the operator to test the audio system by

playing a variety of test sounds.

FILE TEST

- this option initiates a file test, in which every system

file is checked for integrity.

COIN METER TEST

- this option will send a test output to the coin meter.

The coin meter should increase by one.

CABINET LAMPS TEST

- this option begins a test of the lamps in the cabinet

WATCHDOG TEST

- this option tests the ability for the game to restart

itself in the case of a hardware or software failure

Main Menu - VIEW LOG

-displays debug information for software development

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LIGHT BLUE

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black/orange

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tan/black

black

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black/white

J3

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DS2010

12/24V

POWER SUPPLY 1

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G/Y x 2

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BLACK

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OUT 1

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OUT 3

OUT 4

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SENSE

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GND

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LED STRIP #E00414DNX

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black/red x 2 1

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black

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black/orange x 2 1

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red

black

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LED STRIP #E00414DNX

LED STRIP #E00439DNX

LED STRIP #E00439DNX

orange

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black/yellow x 2 1

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DATE 8/9/11

DESCRIPTION SYSTEM SCHEMATIC

FILENAME

DN7600KX

SYSTEM

SCHEMATIC.VSD

PAGE 1 OF 1

REVISED 8/11/11

TITLE DN BONUS WHEEL

PART NO. page 1 REQUIRED

SIGNATURES

ENGINEER

MANAGER

VENDOR

DRAWN BY NBRANCATO

TO:

LEDS ON RIGHT SIDE OF

MAIN CABINET

TO:

LEDS ON RIGHT SIDE OF

MAIN CABINET

TO:

USB PORT ON PC

DN2661MX

TO:

AC AND GROUND IN

MARQUEE HEADER

DN2661MX

DN2680LX

DN2680LX

DN2681HX

DN2681LX

SH2130X

DN2036X

USB A/B

TO:

AC AND GROUND IN

MONITOR CABINET

MS2364X

HOME OPTO

E00417

CR130933

BA2063LX

E00253

E00253 SH2130X

E00253 E00253

SH2130X

SH2130X

E00439ADNX

E00629

DN2660LX