Innovative Concepts In Entertainment Dino Dash Owners And Service Manual

DINO DASH
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Owners And Service Manual
Innovative Concepts In Entertainment Inc.
PHONE: (716)759-0370
Service Phone: (716) 759-0360 

DINO DASH
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Service Fax: (716) 759-0884  

TABLE OF CONTENTS
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INTRODUCTION:
Game Features
Game Play
ASSEMBLY:
Set-up
Testing
Volume Control
PROGRAMMING YOUR GAME:
Programming mode
MAINTENANCE:
Cleaning 
PARTS LISTING
Mechanical parts
Electrical Parts
Decals/Graphics
SCHEMATICS
WARRANTY INFORMATION 

INTRODUCTION
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Description / Game play:
Players are allowed to choose any of four loveable characters to race.  After being
given the ready-set-go, players can run either by holding the Run button, or tapping it
repeatedly, which makes faster speeds possible.
During the race, four obstacles will be presented.  Players may attempt to avoid
tripping over the obstacles by pressing their Jump button.  Successfully clearing an
obstacle earns the player a few tickets, and also makes the next obstacle that will...

ASSEMBLY
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SET UP: 
To avoid unnecessary movement of the game, setup the game in its permanent location.
The footprint is approximately 33” x 35”.
After completely removing all the packaging from the unit, remove the tape over the coin
return. These keys are for the cash box door. The rest of the keys and power cord will be
in the cash box.
The next step is to simply plug the unit in and turn the switch on. It is a good idea to clean
the game with soapy water. 
WARNING
Replace all incandescent bulbs with...

PROGRAMMING
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Diagnostics
You will find that Dino Dash comes
with a detailed auditing system that grants a
tremendous degree of control over your machine.
To enter the service mode, locate the small slide
switch on the I/O board and flip it into the on
position.  To exit the service mode, flip this
switch back into the off position (certain modes,
such as the switch test, changing adjustments,
and test screens, may need to be also completed
in addition to flipping the switch back.)
Navigating
Use the...

PROGRAMMING
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Detailed Descriptions
Main->INFO
The above notation means the INFO
item of the main menu and will be used
throughout these descriptions.
While INFO is highlighted, the
descending menu will show the unit name,
version number, and software creation date.  The
elapsed time since system startup is displayed as
well.  Also, if there have been any automatic
resets of the audits, adjustments, or best scores
due to error since the last entry to service mode,
those events will be noted here (each...

PROGRAMMING
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PRIZES - number of prizes successfully
dispensed from either dispenser.
AVERAGE GAME TIME - average
number of seconds during each game
spent in the race.
Pressing an action button while
AUDITS is highlighted will descend to the
AUDITS menu.  The AUDITS menu has the
following options:
BACK
CLEAR AUDITS
CLEAR PENDING PRIZES
Main->AUDITS->BACK
Pressing an action button while BACK
is highlighted will return to the main menu.
Main->AUDITS->CLEAR AUDITS
Pressing an action button while CLEAR...

PROGRAMMING
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PAYOUT SETTINGS (default
MEDIUM, range MANUAL, LOW,
MEDIUM, HIGH, NEW JERSEY) – In
MANUAL, all settings are available for
operator control for fine tuning.  LOW,
MEDIUM, and HIGH allow for easy
setting of common payout levels.  NEW
JERSEY payout enables the
IMMEDIATE PRIZES adjustment
(which must them be set by the
operator) and disables all other payouts.
Page Two (Credits):
CS1 COINS IN (default 1, range 1-10)
- number of coins received in coin
switch one needed to trigger CS1
CREDITS and...

PROGRAMMING
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Page Three (Payout):
IMMEDIATE PRIZES (default 0,
range 0-100) - Number of prizes that are
dispensed as soon as a coin in is
inserted, to support New Jersey style
payout.  As the only available crutch for
determining where to dispense the
prizes, a coin inserted in coin switch one
triggers prizes from dispenser one, and
switch two to dispenser two.  (Unlike
the other prize adjustments, this one is
independent of ‘points.’)
POINTS TO GET 1 PRIZE (default 1,
range 0(OFF)-100) - Number of...