TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction Page 1 Installation Considerations Powering up Prize Stocking List of Improvements Prize Selection Explanation of terms and features DIP Switch 1 Settings Gift Screw Settings DIP SW 2 Degree of Difficulty Settings Coin Comparator Screw Setting Instructions Eliminating Problems Mechanical Drawings Parts Lists...
SLAM DUNK-S Congratulations on your purchase of a Slam Dunk! Your Slam Dunk is a skill game that offers fun and excitement to your customers and revenue for your business. It’s compact size, ease and variety of stocking options, and simplicity of play all combine to fill a unique niche in your enterprise.
The power supplied must be grounded for optimum performance and unit life. Any unit repairs must be carried out by Fully Qualified Personnel. Please feel free to contact us at: Coastal Amusements 1935 Swarthmore Ave. Lakewood N.J. 08701...
POWERING UP There are two power switches located on the Slam Dunk, the first is near the NEMA style jack where the line cord attaches, and the other is located behind the coin door. A delay of 5 –10 seconds allows the power supply to come to full capacity. PLAY SLAM DUNK!!! A voice saying;...
Slam Dunk Prize Stocking Your Slam Dunk is equipped with software and micro-switches to detect when a prize has been vended. For optimal performance there are a few points that must be considered. The prize spirals rotate roughly 10 –12 seconds during prize payout, Prizes stocked in the game must be placed on the prize screws not more than three segments apart on the spirals and can be placed as close as every spiral, depending on the size of the prize.
SLAM DUNK Software version: BA4US4F 1. Prize Selection: Player will use the “Prize Select” button to advance the light to the selected prize; not stop the light as it passes the selection. 2. Timer: Player will have from 5 – 10 seconds (operator adjustable; defaulted to 5 sec.) to select prize before game begins.
SLAM DUNK SOFTWARE VERSION: (BA4US4F) Prize Selection : After the game is coined up, the game enters a settable period of time, 5 –10 sec when the player can repeatedly press the prize select button to scroll through the prize rods. After that period of time the game automatically enters game play.
EXPLANATION OF TERMS AND FEATURES Interaction of Degree Settings and Screw gift Setting: DEGREE OF DIFFICULTY SETTING Slam Dunk has a total of eight “Degree of Difficulty” settings. Degree Setting # 1 being the easiest and Degree Setting # 8 the most difficult. Each Degree Setting will give sets of 8 scoring ranges for the prize screws grouped into 3 “value”...
DIP SWITCH SETTINGS (1=ON 2=OFF) DIP SWITCH 30 SEC 40 SEC GAME TIME 50 SEC 60 SEC 1 CREDIT/ PLAY 2 CREDITS/ PLAY 3 CREDITS/ PLAY 4 CREDITS/ PLAY 1 EASY DEGREE DIFFICULTY 8 HARD NOTE: 1) DIP Switch settings will not take effect until the game is turned off and back on again.
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OPTION B (SW2 NO.8 ON) SCREW NO. DIP SW 20 CREDIT 40 CREDIT 60 CREDIT 80 CREDIT GIFT 60 CREDIT PRICE 80 CREDIT 100 CREDIT CREDIT 120 CREDIT 100 CREDIT 140 CREDIT 180 CREDIT 200 CREDIT CLEAR RATE NOTE: A restart of the game is required for DIP switch settings to take effect. If win rate is set to clear the screw values will reset at power off.
DEGREE OF DIFFICULTY SETTING INSTRUCTIONS: (1) SET THIS OPTION WITH DIP SW1 POLES 6,7,8 (2) DEGREE 1 IS THE EASIEST, DEGREE 8 IS THE HARDEST EX: SW1 POLES 6,7,8 SET TO: ON, ON, OFF = DEGREE 4 SCREW DEGREE 12~20 16~28 20~32 16~28...
COIN COMPARATOR This Machines Coin Comparator has been set at the factory for Coin Pulse Width and Comparator Sensitivity. (The only installation required is the coin) Coin Insert: This is an electronic “comparator” type coin mechanism, you must insert a coin before “coin testing”...
SCREW SETTING INSTRUCTIONS SCREW NO. SCREW SW A SCREW SW D SCREW SW E SCREW SW B SCREW SW C SCREW SW F Fig. 1 INSTRUCTION: 1. THE 6 SCREWS ON THE MACHINE ARE DIVIDED HORIZONTALLY INTO 3 SETS AS FOLLOWS: SCREWS “A”...
SLAM DUNK-S ELIMINATING PROBLEMS ERROR CODES ERROR CODE CAUSE SOLUTION CHECK UP-AND–DOWN MOTOR SWITCH (LS3) MOTOR CHECK LOCK MOTOR OR UP SWITCH LOCK MOTOR UP (LS4) CHECK LOCK MOTOR OR DOWN LOCK MOTOR DOWN SWITCH (LS5) SPIRAL MOTOR ERROR CHECK SPIRAL MOTOR...
Slam Dunk-S PARTS LIST1 DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION CABINET TOP CASTOR WHEEL MARQUEE CASH BOX HASP SIDE GLASS CASH BOX FRONT ALUMINUM BAR PRIZE FLAP FRONT GLASS LIGHT SPACER CEILING STIFFENER LEVER BRACKET LEFT SIDE STIFFENER BALL LAUNCH LEVER RIGHT SIDE STIFFENER...
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Slam Dunk-S PARTS LIST2 DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION CABINET FRONT BACKBOARD TROLLEY TRACK MOUNTING COIN MECH BRACKET UPPER PLASTIC RING BRASS STANDOFF TRACK MOUNTING DISPLAY FIELD BRACKET LOWER TIME DISPLAY CAPACITOR SCORE DISPLAY LOWER BELT PULLEY “TO WIN” DISPLAY BACKBOARD DRIVE MOTOR...
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Slam Dunk-S PARTS LIST 3 NAME NAME SIDE WINDOW BAR TOP/BOTTOM CUSHION PAD WINDOW BAR UP-DOWN MOTOR CUSHION BASE 1 SET TRACK MOTOR SIDE NET BRACKET GIFT SCREW BALL DRIVE BELT STICKERS WIRING HARNESS 1 SET...
SCREW MOTOR PRESS TEST SW–ENTER SCREW TEST MODE –SCREW MOTOR (1) RUNS TEST –PRESS SCREW SW1 –SCREW MOTOR (2) RUNS TEST –PRESS SCREW SW2 –SCREW MOTOR (3) RUNS TEST –PRESS SCREW SW3 –SCREW MOTOR (4) RUNS TEST –PRESS SCREW SW4 –SCREW MOTOR (5) RUNS TEST –PRESS SCREW SW5 –SCREW MOTOR (6) RUNS TEST...
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TECH NOTES: 8 DECEMBER 2004 GAME: SLAM DUNK MERCHANDISE GAME MAINTENANCE: PRIZE DETECTION SWITCHES The Coastal Slam Dunk merchandise game uses micro switches at the end of each prize spiral to detect a prize being vended. These switches require periodic adjustment to ensure that merchandise will be properly recorded and so that prizes do not hang up on the switch.
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