OWNER S MANUAL Version SH August 8, 2008

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1 OWNER S MANUAL Version SH August 8, 2008

2 BAY TEK GAMES, INC East Glenbrook Drive Pulaski, WI Web site: Service:... (920) ext Parts:... (920) ext Fax:...(920) Service Fax:...(920) Sales:...(920)

3 Record this information for future reference; Serial number (Located on Main Circuit board, Rear cabinet door, Front cabinet door) Date of Installation Installed by Service: (920) ext Parts: (920) ext For 24 hour pricing and ordering visit our web site at Shoot-n-Hoops 1

4 TABLE OF CONTENTS OPERATION AND SETUP SECTION... 1 Safety Precautions... 1 How the Game Works... 1 Service Connections... 2 Unpacking, Assembly and Installation... 2 Counters... 4 Stereo Sounds/Volume... 4 High Score Reset Button... 4 Credit Clear Button... 4 PROGRAMMING SECTION... 5 Programmable Options... 5 Group S1 Dipswitches... 6 Group S2 Dipswitches... 6 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE SECTION 7 Maintenance Chart... 7 TROUBLESHOOTING & DIAGNOSTICS SECTION... 8 Troubleshooting Strategy... 8 Diagnose Power Supply SERVICE AND REPAIR SECTION Ball Stop Motor and Reflective Sensor Board Basket Sensor Start Button Circuit boards Gen 5 Main Circuit Board Display Boards ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS SECTION Volt Jumper Cable (J1) Connector.. 17 Volume Cable (J2) Connector Sensor Cable, Set-up (J3) Connector.. 18 Control Box (J4) Connector Motor Power (J5) Connector Gen 5 Main Board Schematics Communications Serial EEprom Input Section A Configuration Switches Input Section B Inputs RE, RC Output Section A Chase Lights, Q13 - Q Output Section B Q17 Q Output Section C Q5 Q Power Section Processor Section Input RD SPARE PARTS TECHNICAL SUPPORT WARRANTY INFORMATION REPAIR RECORD NOTES Shoot-n-Hoops 2

5 OPERATION AND SETUP SECTION Safety Precautions CAUTION: Electrical Shock Hazard. Do not perform repairs or maintenance on this game with power ON. Unplug the unit from the wall outlet or shut off power at the power strip inside the cabinet. CAUTION: Electrical Shock Hazard. Always plug game into a grounded circuit. CAUTION: Use of flammable substances can cause severe burns or personal injury. Always use non-flammable solvents for cleaning parts and surfaces of this game. Do not use flammable substances such as gasoline, kerosene or thinners. How the Game Works After inserting the proper number of coin(s) into the game, the START button will begin to blink. The player then pushes the START button, which lowers a stop arm to release the basketballs onto the lower shelf, thus allowing the player to reach them. A 45 second timer begins and the player attempts to make as many baskets as possible during the time limit. Each basket is worth two points. The game also provides a bonus feature that awards three points per basket during the final 10 seconds of the game. When a player attains the highest score, the score is displayed on the control panel. The operator can reset this high score at any time. Figure 2 Display Console When ticket option is included, tickets are rewarded based on the number of baskets (points) made. A buzzer sounds when the time expires. The operator can change the number of coins per play, number of points per ticket and allow for up to seven mercy tickets for no baskets. See programming section on page 5 for more details. Tickets are dispensed as they are won. If the ticket dispenser runs out of tickets, the payout will continue after the dispenser is refilled. Figure 1 Shoot-n-Hoops Shoot-n-Hoops 1

6 Service Connections All Bay Tek games are 110V or 220V(optional) and draw 2-3 amps at startup. Outlets should be rated for 20 amps or higher. 5. From the outside of the ramp, insert (4) carriage bolts. On the inside, place (4) plain washers, (4) lock washers and (4) nuts on the bolts. Tighten the (4) nuts. IMPORTANT: Be sure that the electrical power outlets match the game requirements. See the serial number label at rear of game cabinet. Unpacking, Assembly and Installation (4) CARRIAGE BOLTS LEG SECTION 1. Inspect the game for any damaged, loose or missing parts. If damage is found please contact the carrier first. Then contact Bay Tek at: or phone (920) to order replacement parts. CAUTION: Lifting Hazard. Lifting heavy objects can cause back, neck and other injuries. Be sure adequate lifting and moving devices are available when unloading, unpacking and moving this game. Figure 3 Leg Section Assembly 6. Position the front console, in an upright position, in front of the rear assembly. Slowly tip the rear assembly right side up while aligning the four holes in the front of the ramp with the four holes in the console. 2. The game is shipped in two pallets. The ramp on one pallet and the front console and rear support legs on the other. Remove the components from the pallets and place them near the final location. 3. Remove the keys taped in the coin return and open the front access door and cash box door. Remove the hardware from the cash box. (Hardware - (8) 5/16-18 carriage bolts, (8) 5/16 plain washers, (8) 5/16 lock washers, (8) hex nuts). NOTE: At least two people are needed for this assembly process. Figure 4 Front Fasteners 7. From the outside of the ramp, insert (4) carriage bolts. On the inside, place (4) plain washers, (4) lock washers and (4) nuts on the bolts. Tighten the (4) nuts. 4. Lay the ramp and leg sections on their backs. The backboard and hoop will be on the floor. Align the four holes in the top of the leg section with the four holes in the bottom of the ramp section. See Figure 3. Shoot-n-Hoops 2

7 Figure 5 Cable Connections 8. Feed the grey cable from the ramp section through the middle hole in the rear of the console section. Plug the cables (hoop and chaselights) into the mating connectors inside the console. 9. Feed the green power cable from the ramp through the left hole in the rear of the console unit and plug the outlet strip cord into it. Uncoil the power cord at the rear of the game and plug it into a wall outlet. GREEN POWER CABLE OUTLET POWER CABLE Figure 6 Power Connection 10. Place the game in its final position rear casters are provided for easy movement. The game must be reasonably level to insure proper ball action. If leveling is necessary, use adequate shims and blocking to prevent the game from tipping. Figure 7 Power Outlet. 11. Through the front access door, turn power ON at the outlet strip. 12. Unpack the basketballs shipped with the game and place them onto the lower shelf in front of the game. 13. For ticket option - The game is shipped with a test pack of tickets. Be sure they are fed into the dispenser properly. (Note: The Time display will show the letters Lo to indicate when the level of the tickets drops to approximately 1/2 inch or lower). 14. Press the START button and play the game a few times to make sure that everything is working. (For testing, open the front panel and trip one of the coin count wires once or twice to establish game credits). If something is not working properly, review the troubleshooting section first. If the problem cannot be resolved, contact the Bay Tek service department at: service@baytekgames.com, or phone (920) Once everything is set and working properly, replace the test pack of tickets, close and lock the front panel. Use glass cleaner and a soft clean cloth to clean all the clear panels on the game. Do not use solvents to clean the game decal surfaces. The game is now ready to play. Shoot-n-Hoops 3

8 Counters High Score Reset Button Counters are mounted inside the cabinet on a shelf. The counters track the number of games played and tickets dispensed. The counters cannot be reset. CLEAR CREDIT BUTTON HIGH SCORE RESET BUTTON VOLUME CONTROL Figure 8 Game Counters Stereo Sounds/Volume Shoot-N-Hoops features a stereo speaker system. This along with the voice chip enhances the visual effects of the game during normal play and during Attract mode of operation. A volume control is located inside the front door panel and controls both left and right speakers. See Figure 9. Figure 9 Reset Button Located just above the volume knob, press the SETUP button to reset the high score display to zero. Note: The up and down buttons are not used in this game. Credit Clear Button Located on the same bracket as the volume control. Use the UP button to clear unused credits, see fig 9. Shoot-n-Hoops 4

9 PROGRAMMING SECTION Programmable Options Dipswitches on the Gen 5 board control ticket payout, coins per play, attract mode and mercy tickets. See instructions below for details. The main circuit (Gen 5) board is located on the inside wall of the cabinet with accessible through the front access door. Be sure power is off before setting these dipswitches. IMPORTANT: Power must be OFF to the game when setting dipswitches. Turn OFF the power strip inside the cabinet. Set the dipswitches to the desired settings, wait 30 seconds and then turn ON power at the power strip. Figure 10 Dipswitch Locations on Main Circuit Board S1 ON MAIN BOARD ON S Shoot-n-Hoops 5

10 Group S1 Dipswitches Sets the Number of Points Per Ticket. Number of points required to receive one ticket. Sets the Number of Mercy Tickets dispensed when no buckets are made during game time limit. Sets the Attract Mode. During Attract mode, the attraction lighting will periodically light up, and the audio will play select tracks from the audio bank embedded in the software. Not used, needs to remain off. Indicates the factory default setting. Value or Mode 0 OFF OFF OFF 1 OFF OFF ON 2 OFF ON OFF 3 OFF ON ON 4 * ON OFF OFF 5 ON OFF ON 6 ON ON OFF 7 ON ON ON 0 * OFF OFF OFF 1 OFF OFF ON 2 OFF ON OFF 3 OFF ON ON 4 ON OFF OFF 5 ON OFF ON 6 ON ON OFF 7 ON ON ON Enable * Disable S1 ON ON OFF ON OFF Group S2 Dipswitches Not used on this game and should remain in the disabled/off position. Value or Mode Disable OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF Indicates the factory default setting. Free Play- Bank 2, Dip 1 S2 ON Shoot-n-Hoops 6

11 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE SECTION Maintenance Chart Use the following maintenance chart as a guide only. Actual maintenance intervals will depend on usage and environmental conditions at the location of the game. Keep a log of all inspections, even if no problem exists, with date and time of inspection, action taken. A sample Repair Record form is located at the end of the manual. IMPORTANT: Do not use cleaning solvents on game graphics. Use only a mild soap solution and dry with a clean lint free cloth. IMPORTANT: The game should be shut OFF for cleaning and maintenance. CAUTION: Use of flammable substances can cause severe burns or personal injury. Always use non-flammable solvents for cleaning parts and surfaces of this game. Do not use flammable substances such as gasoline, kerosene or thinners. Inspect game for physical damage. Repair as necessary. Check all game lighting. Repair/replace lamps as necessary. Fill ticket tray. Empty coin tray. Test game to insure proper operation. Clean outside surfaces with warm soapy water only. Do not use solvents on decals or Acrylic surfaces. Clean the acrylic pieces, backboard, ramp and mirror (located on the basket), with glass cleaner and a soft cloth. Vacuum the ramp. Check condition of the basketballs. Inflate or replace bad basketballs. For ticket option; Blow paper dust from ticket mechanism. Clean more often if conditions dictate. Insure score and time displays are working properly. Check for proper function of the basketball sensor. Check all hoop fasteners for tightness. Check the (8) bolts connecting the console, ramp and rear legs for tightness. Daily Weekly Quarterly X X X X X X X X X X X X X Shoot-n-Hoops 7

12 TROUBLESHOOTING & DIAGNOSTICS SECTION Troubleshooting Strategy Use common sense and a systematic method of troubleshooting to determine the exact problem, probable cause and remedy. Use the process of elimination to find the faulty component. Always check for the simple and obvious causes first such as unplugged, loose or broken wires, bad sensors, blown fuses, bent, pinched, stuck or jammed components. Troubleshooting Chart Problem Probable Cause Remedy No power to the game. No Audio a. Unplugged. b. Blown fuse c. Outlet strip or building circuit breaker tripped. d. Bad power supply. a. Volume too low. b. Loose wire. c. Main circuit board malfunction. a. Check wall outlet. b. Check transformer fuse (220v applications only). c. Check voltage at outlets. Try to determine cause then reset the circuit breaker. d. See power supply diagnostic on page 11. a. Increase the volume at the volume control at the inside of the front door panel. b. Check audio cable connections to speaker, volume control and main circuit board. c. Replace main board with board from another Gen 5 game if possible to isolate the problem to the main circuit board. Tickets do not dispense. (Optional) a. Ticket tray empty due to faulty low ticket sensor switch or broken/loose wires. Sensor switch stuck or switch wire bent out of position. b. Faulty cable to dispenser. c. Dirty opto-sensor or paper dust buildup in ticket dispenser. d. Ticket dispenser faulty. e. Main circuit board malfunction. a. Fill ticket tray. Replace low ticket sensor switch. Repair wiring. Clean ticket tray of dirt and loose tickets or debris. Bend switch wire to correct position under tickets. b. Check wiring continuity from dispenser to main board. Check for pinched, broken or disconnected wires. Replace as necessary. c. Clean with compressed air and if necessary wipe sensor with isopropyl alcohol on a cotton swab. d. Replace dispenser with spare working dispenser. e. Replace main board with a spare Gen 5 board if possible to isolate the problem to the main circuit board. Shoot-n-Hoops 8

13 Troubleshooting Chart Problem Probable Cause Remedy Wrong number of tickets dispensed. Dollar Bill Acceptor not functioning properly. (Optional) Chaselights not functioning properly. Halogen lighting not functioning properly. Bucket Sensor does not function properly. a. Ticket Pattern or other ticket dipswitches set wrong. b. Dirty opto-sensor on ticket dispenser. c. Faulty ticket dispenser. d. Main circuit board malfunction. a. Magazine full. b. Faulty cable to acceptor. c. Review diagnostics label on back of magazine. d. Refer to troubleshooting guide in DBA manual. (Included at end of this manual) e. Main circuit board malfunction. a. Cable problem at the main board or at the LED board connection. b. Main circuit board malfunction. a. Burned out lamps. b. Wiring damaged or disconnected from power supply. c. Lamp socket damaged or bad solder connections. a. Hanging net blocking sensor. b. Sensor bad or loose in bracket. c. Mirror out of place. d. Sensor cable connection or main board connection bad. e. Main circuit board malfunction. a. Check and reset dipswitches for proper setting. b. Clean with compressed air and if necessary wipe with isopropyl alcohol on a cotton swab. c. Replace with spare working dispenser. d. Replace main board with a spare Gen 5 board if possible to isolate the problem to the main circuit board. a. Clear bills out of the magazine. b. Check wiring continuity from acceptor to main board. Check for pinched, broken or disconnected wires. Replace as necessary. c. Perform diagnostics. d. Troubleshoot per instructions. e. Replace main board with a spare Gen 5 board if possible to isolate the problem to the main circuit board. a. Check cable to main board and solder connection at chaselights. Repair or replace as necessary. b. Replace main board with a spare Gen 5 board if possible to isolate the problem to the main circuit board. a. Replace lamps. b. Check and repair wiring. c. Repair or Replace faulty sockets. a. Repair net. b. Fasten sensor securely or replace sensor. c. Insure mirror is in place and clean. d. Check wiring for damage. Check cable connection at main board. e. Replace main board with a spare Gen 5 board if possible to isolate the problem to the main circuit board. Shoot-n-Hoops 9

14 Troubleshooting Chart Problem Probable Cause Remedy Ball Stop Arm does not function properly. a. Obstruction in arm path. b. Motor cable or sensor cable problem. c. Stop arm linkage disconnected. d. Main circuit board malfunction. a. Check to see that the arm can move freely. Remove any obstruction. b. Check voltage at the motor and sensor. Check for loose or broken cable connections at the motor and the jumper on the underside of the game. c. Check mechanical linkage to the arm. d. Replace main board with a spare Gen 5 board if possible to isolate the problem to the main circuit board. Shoot-n-Hoops 10

15 Diagnose Power Supply Use the following procedure to check the power supply for Gen 5 games. GREEN LED Check the small green LED light on the power supply circuit board. If the light is out there is a short somewhere. If the light dims, there is an overload in one of the circuits such as a bad motor. Turn power OFF. Disconnect all 12 volt output wires only. Turn power ON. Figure 1 Power Supply Green LED Light comes ON. Green LED Light remains OFF. Replace Power Supply. Turn power OFF. Unplug all outputs from the Gen 5 Circuit Board. Reconnect the 12 volt output wires to the Power Supply. Turn power ON. Green LED Light comes ON. Green LED Light remains OFF. Short in Main Board - Replace. Turn power OFF. Reconnect the outputs at the Main Circuit Board one at a time. Wait 3 minutes between tests to turn power ON. Green LED Light comes ON. Green LED Light remains OFF. Green LED Light dims. That cable is OK. That cable or related component is shorted out. See Jumper Cable Pin-Outs to see which component might be at fault. A related component such as a solenoid is causing an overload. See Jumper Cable Pin-Outs beginning on page 18 to see which component might be at fault. Shoot-n-Hoops 11

16 SERVICE AND REPAIR SECTION CAUTION: Electrical Shock Hazard. Do not perform maintenance or repair of this equipment with power ON. Unplug the unit from the wall outlet or shut off power at the power strip inside the cabinet. 5. Remove the two machine screws and nuts holding the Sensor Board to the Motor Mount. Ball Stop Motor and Reflective Sensor Board 1. Remove the basketballs and unplug the game from the wall outlet. The Ball Stop Motor assembly is located near the base of the ramp on the right side. 2. To gain access to the motor assembly, remove the (4) bolts holding the front clear acrylic guard and remove the guard. Climb onto the ramp and remove the (4) hex head bolts and washers holding the large cover over the motor assembly. REMOVE THE BRACKET COVER Figure 13 Stop Arm Bracket Cover REMOVE DISCONNECT Figure 14 Sensor Board Replacement 6. Install a new Sensor Board and reassemble the game in the reverse order. Figure 12 Motor Access 3. To replace the Sensor Board; remove the (4) screws holding the cover on the Ball Stop Bracket. Remove the cover. See Figure To replace the Motor; Open the front access door and unplug the Motor cable and Sensor cable connectors. See Figure 15. Remove any cable clamps holding the cables to the cabinet. 4. Disconnect the Sensor Board cable from the Sensor Board. See Figure 14. Shoot-n-Hoops 12

17 MOTOR CABLE STOP ARM SENSOR CABLE ALLEN HD SCREW Figure 15 Cable Connectors 8. Remove the (5) 1/4" hex head bolts and washers holding the Ball Stop Bracket and Stop Arm Bracket to the ramp. Figure 17 Motor Cam Removal 11. Remove the (4) sheet metal screws holding the Motor Mount to the Stop Arm Bracket. Then remove the (4) nylon lock nuts holding the motor to the bracket. A B Figure 16 Stop Arm Assembly 9. If not already removed, remove the (4) screws holding the Stop Arm Bracket Cover onto the bracket. See Figure Loosen the Allen head setscrew in the Motor Shaft Cam the pull the cam off the shaft. Figure 18 Motor Mounting 12. Replace the motor and re-assemble the game in the reverse order. Shoot-n-Hoops 13

18 Basket Sensor 1. At the back of the game, remove the upper Vertical Cable Protector. 5. Install a new sensor on the Basket Bracket. Feed the cable down the back of the backboard and plug into the connector. Reinstall the orange cover and clean the reflective mirror on the rim of the basket. Clean the ramp assembly and re-install the clear acrylic guard and rear vertical protector. Start Button 1. Unlock and open the console display panel. REMOVE Figure 19 Cable Protector 2. Access to the basket and sensor is obtained by climbing into the ramp tub from the front of the game. 3. At the base of the backboard, remove the (8) screws holding the orange cable cover and unplug the Basket Sensor cable connector. 4. At the Basket Hoop, remove the large hex nut holding the Photoelectric Sensor to the Basket Bracket. Remove the sensor. Remove the sensor and cable from the game. Figure 21 Display Panel 2. To replace the Bulb; pull the Switch Holder out of the back of the Button. 3. Pull the Lamp straight out and replace. Reassembly components. 4. To replace the Switch; pull the Switch off the Switch Holder. See Figure 22. INSTALL WITH LIGHT UPWARD HEX NUT Figure 20 Basket Sensor Shoot-n-Hoops 14

19 Gen 5 Main Circuit Board 1. Shut power off and open the front console door. Carefully unplug the various connectors, black chase lighting cables and the white display cable. 2. Remove the four Phillips head screws at the four corners of the board and remove the board from the mounting panel. See Figure 18. Deleted: <sp><sp><sp> SOFTWARE CHIP RED GREEN WHITE Figure 22 Start Button Switch 5. Disconnect the wires, one at a time, and connect to a new switch to insure the wires are on the right terminals. 6. Reinstall the Switch by snapping it into place on the Switch Holder. Be sure the terminals are pointed in the same direction as the old switch. Circuit boards BLACK CAUTION: Static electricity could harm circuit boards and processor chips. Always ground yourself by cable or by touching metal surfaces prior to removing or servicing electronic equipment in this game. Avoid working on carpeted surfaces. Figure 23 Gen 5 Main Board 3. Before installing the new board, check to be sure that the dipswitches are set in the same position as the old board. NOTE: If swapping with a spare Gen 5 board for testing purposes, be sure to also swap out the software chip. Use extreme care to prevent static electricity and to prevent bending socket pins. 4. Install the board and reconnect the wiring connectors, black chase lighting cables and the white display cable. 5. Re-test the game. Display Boards 1. Shut power to the game OFF. 2. Unlock and open the console display panel. See Figure Disconnect the display cable(s) from the Display Board to be replaced and remove the (4) screws holding the board in place. Shoot-n-Hoops 15

20 Figure 24 Typical Display Board 4. Replace the Display Board. NOTE: Be sure to install the board right side up. The decimal on the face of the display should be at the bottom. Reconnect the cables and re-assemble in the reverse order. Shoot-n-Hoops 16

21 ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS SECTION Deleted: <sp><sp> J1 View Direction All connector drawings are as Viewed from the pin out position. DISPLAY & CHASE J2 J3 J4 J5 Figure 25 Gen 5 Main Board Jumper ID 12 Volt Jumper Cable (J1) Connector PIN OUT IN FROM POWER SUPPLY, TO MAIN BOARD 12 VOLT INPUT WHITE 12 VOLT GROUND GREEN 12 VOLT INPUT WHITE 12 VOLT GROUND GREEN Volume Cable (J2) Connector RIGHT AUDIO GROUND GREEN LEFT AUDIO OUTPUT RED PIN OUT RIGHT AUDIO OUTPUT WHITE LEFT AUDIO GROUND BLACK Deleted: <sp> Deleted: <sp> Shoot-n-Hoops 17

22 Sensor Cable, Set-up (J3) Connector PIN - OUT Deleted: <sp> HOOP SENSOR POWER + 12 VOLTS RED HOOP SENSOR GROUND BLUE HOOP SENSOR INPUT BLACK UP BUTTON INPUT WHITE DOWN BUTTON INPUT BROWN SET-UP BUTTON INPUT RED SET-UP SWITCHES GROUND BLACK MOTOR SENSOR SIGNAL WHITE MOTOR SENSOR GROUND GREEN MOTOR SENSOR POWER +12 VOLTS ORANGE Shoot-n-Hoops 18

23 Control Box (J4) Connector PIN - OUT GAME COUNTER OUTPUT BLUE/BLACK COUNTER +12 VOLTS WHITE/BLACK TICKET COUNTER OUTPUT BLUE/WHITE BILL ACCEPTOR INPUT ORANGE START BUTTON OUTPUT WHITE LOW TICKET OUTPUT ORANGE/BLACK COIN DOOR GROUND BLACK/WHITE LEFT COIN DOOR INPUT GREEN TICKET DISPENSER GROUND BLACK TICKET DISPENSER ENABLE WHITE START LIGHT OUTPUT GREEN START LIGHT + 12 VOLTS RED BILL ACCEPTOR ENABLE GREEN/BLACK BILL ACCEPTOR GROUND BLACK/RED BILL ACCEPTOR 5 VOLTS RED/WHITE LOW TICKET GROUND GREEN/WHITE START BUTTON GROUND BLACK RIGHT COIN DOOR INPUT WHITE/RED COIN DOOR +12 VOLTS RED/GREEN TICKET DISPENSER NOTCH SIGNAL BLUE TICKET DISPENSER 12V RED Shoot-n-Hoops 19

24 Motor Power (J5) Connector PIN - OUT BALL RELEASE GATE FORWARD GROUND BLACK BALL RELEASE GATE FORWARD +12 VOLTS OUTPUT RED BALL RELEASE GATE REVERSE GROUND WHITE BALL RELEASE GATE REVERSE +12 VOLT OUTPUT GREEN Shoot-n-Hoops 20

25 Gen 5 Main Board Schematics Shoot-n-Hoops 21

26 Communications Serial EEprom Shoot-n-Hoops 22

27 Input Section A Configuration Switches Shoot-n-Hoops 23

28 Input Section B Inputs RE, RC Shoot-n-Hoops 24

29 Output Section A Chase Lights, Q13 - Q16 Shoot-n-Hoops 25

30 Output Section B Q17 Q24 Shoot-n-Hoops 26

31 Output Section C Q5 Q12 Shoot-n-Hoops 27

32 Power Section Shoot-n-Hoops 28

33 Processor Section Input RD Shoot-n-Hoops 29

34 SPARE PARTS Always use genuine Bay Tek replacement parts. For 24 hour pricing and ordering visit our web site at Description Part # Basketballs, Orange, 9, (5 per game)... A5BA2600 Bill Acceptor... A5AC9091 Bill Acceptor Cleaning Card... A5CC9000 Cash Box, black... A5CB2050 Caster (2 per game)... A5CA2601 Clips for Top Net and Hoop Net (28 per game) T23 Counters (Set of 2)... AACO1000 Decal, Backboard... A5DC2602 Decal, Side, Back (2 per game)... A5DC2601 Decal, Side, Front (2 per game)... A5DC2600 Lamp/Switch Holder, Start button... A5HO7000 Pushbutton, Red, Reset button... A5PB6900 Pushbutton, Red, Start button... A5PB8000 Speaker (2 per game)... A5SP1050 Speaker Grill (2 per game)... A5GR2010 Switch, Lo Ticket... AASW200 Switch, Start Button... A5SW8000 Ticket Dispenser... A5TD1 Top Net... A5NE2600 ACRYLICS Faceplate, Control Panel Acrylic... A5FP2600 Front Guard, Acrylic, clear...a5gu2605 STOP ARM Sensor Board, reflective... AABD5010 Motor, Stop Arm... AAMO3901 BASKET Mirror... A5MI2600 Net... A5NE2601 Rim... A5RI2600 Sensor, Reflective, Hoop... AASE0018 LIGHTING Chase Lights, 45 (2 per game)... AACL9097 Halogen Lamp Assembly, w/o lamp (2 per game)... AALA2600 Halogen Lamp, 12V 20W (2 per game)... A5LA9050 Lamp, 14V, start button... A5LP0161 ELECTRONICS Audio EPROM...AAEP-SH Display Board, 2 digit, Score/Time... AABD4208 Display Board, 2 digit, High Score/Credits... AABD5030 Main Board...AAMB5A Microcontroller... AAMC-SH Power Supply... A5PS1001 Shoot-n-Hoops 30

35 TECHNICAL SUPPORT Shoot-n-Hoops 31

36 WARRANTY INFORMATION Bay Tek Games, Inc. warrants to the original purchaser that the game will be free of defects in workmanship and materials for a period of six months from the date of installation. Bay Tek Games, Inc. will, without charge, repair or replace at its option defective product or component parts upon notification to the factory service department. Serial number identification will be required for warranty consideration. Warranty replacement part(s) will be shipped immediately via ground service, along with a Return Material Authorization (RMA) number for the return of the defective part(s). Defective parts must be shipped back to Bay Tek Games, Inc. unless otherwise instructed. This warranty does not apply in the event of any misuse or abuse of the product, or as a result of any unauthorized repairs or alterations. This warranty does not apply if the serial number is altered, defaced or removed from its original position. Should your game need servicing, determine the serial number from the logic unit of the game, and call or service@baytekgames.com REPAIR OF NON-WARRANTY UNITS Should your game need servicing, determine the serial number from the logic, and call or service@baytekgames.com. An estimate of repair charges will be quoted to you for approval. Proceed in one of the two following ways: Request immediate shipment of advanced replacement parts. Send in the defective unit for repair and return. If advanced replacement(s) are requested, you will receive with your parts an RMA number for the return of the faulty part(s). You must return defective parts within 14 days to avoid additional charges. Should you choose to return parts for repair, include the following: Name, address and phone number including area code. Game serial number information. A purchase order number, work order number or signed authorization to perform service. Repair and Return parts will be shipped back using the same mode of transportation under which they were received. Repairs are warranted for a period of thirty (30) days from the date installed into service. Shoot-n-Hoops 32

37 Make copies of this form. REPAIR RECORD Game Serial Number Date Initials Maintenance Performed Parts Replaced Cause/Notes Shoot-n-Hoops 33

38 NOTES Shoot-n-Hoops 34