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Summary of Contents for Bandai Namco COSMODOG JUKEBOX BOWL-O-RAMA
- Page 1 JUKEBOX BOWL-O-RAMA MANUAL ®...
- Page 2 Important Read PRECAUTIONS and INSTALLATION Sections before operating game FCC Notice...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Operator’s Manual Table of Contents TABLE OF CONTENTS ..........................3 INTRODUCTION ............................5 CONTROLS..............................5 CONTENTS ..............................7 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ..........................8 INSTALLATION LOCATION ........................8 HANDLING..............................8 MENUS ................................9 ADJUSTMENT MENUS........................10 Audio Adjustments Menu ........................11 Game Adjustments Menu ........................ - Page 4 Operator’s Manual GAME PLAY..............................21 THE BUTTONS ............................21 HOW TO BOWL, HOW TO BOWL BETTER ..................21 Call Pins By Number ........................... 21 Choosing a Ball ............................ 21 Heading for the Pocket ........................22 Markings on the Lane .......................... 22 Throwing a Straight Ball ........................
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Page 5: Introduction
Operator’s Manual Specifications 88 ~ 132VAC / 176 ~ 264VAC selected by switch 47 ~ 63Hz 3A/115VAC 2A/230VAC Shipping Dimensions: 39"W x 30"D x 70"H Install Dimensions: 28.5"W x 31"D x 64"H Weight: 245 lbs Introduction Jukebox Bowl O Rama ®... - Page 6 Operator’s Manual Controls (cont) 1. ADJUSTMENT KNOB / BUTTON: This controls game and jukebox volume as well as allows access to the game menus when pressed inwards. 2. USB INPUT: This is a standard USB connection which can be used to charge a phone, charge the microphone reciver or install software updates from USB if you do not have a WiFi connection.
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Page 7: Contents
Operator’s Manual Contents INCLUDED: (1) JUKEBOX BOWL-O-RAMA GAME CABINET (1) JUKEBOX BOWL-O-RAMA MANUAL (1) POWER CABLE (1) MICROPHONE BOX W/ACCESSORIES (SEE BELOW) -
Page 8: Safety Precautions
Operator’s Manual Safety Precautions Be sure to read these instructions completely to ensure safety. WARNING WARNING Installation Location This game is designed for indoor use only. It must not be installed outdoors. The following conditions must be avoided: Direct exposure to sunlight, extreme high humidity, direct water contact, dust, high heat or extreme cold. -
Page 9: Menus
Operator’s Manual Menus To enter the test mode, access the MAIN MENU and make game adjustments follow the steps below: 1. Press inward and hold the volume adjustment knob until the MAIN MENU appears. 2. The highlighted item will appear in red. Other items appear white. 3. -
Page 10: Adjustment Menus
Operator’s Manual Adjustments Menu Adjustments permit the operator to set various parameters and behaviors about the machine. In general, to change an adjustment, first highlight it (in red), then press START. The adjustment should turn green. Press REPLAY and SCORE SHEET (or roll the trackball) to change the adjustment to the desired value. -
Page 11: Audio Adjustments Menu
Operator’s Manual Audio Adjustments Menu Bluetooth device name (reboot required on change): Bowl-O-Rama: This will change the name of the bluetooth signal broadcasting from this device. Default bluetooth signal name is Bowl-O-Rama. You can get the serial number of your game if your game displays "Bowl-O-Rama XXXXX"... -
Page 12: Game Adjustments Menu
Operator’s Manual Game Adjustments Menu Display backlight brightness: 75% This will change the brightness of the screen on the game. Default value is shown. Difficulty: Normal: This setting adjusts the difficulty of the gameplay between Easy, Normal and Difficult. Times same name may appear in high scores: 1 This setting adjusts the amount of times the same name can appear in the high score menu. -
Page 13: Network Adjustments Menu
Operator’s Manual Network Settings Menu Select WiFi network: This will open the list of nearby WiFi networks that the machine can connect to and allow you to start the connection process. Delete WiFi network: This will clear the currently connected WIFI network from the game. -
Page 14: Diagnostic Menus
Operator’s Manual Pre-Service and Diagnostic Test check Menu Once the game has started up the first time perform a pre-service check to ensure everything is working correctly. If any checks fail see “Troubleshooting” on page 25. The display should be bright and clear and the game should be running in attract mode. -
Page 15: Display Test Patterns Menu
Operator’s Manual Display Test Patterns Menu These menus will display various images (Display Test Pattern Menu pg.14), play audio tones tests (Audio Tests Menu pg.14), allow you to perform switch tests (Switch Test Menu pg.15) and test the LED lamps in the (Lamp Tests Menu pg.15) to ensure proper performance. -
Page 16: Switch Tests Menu
Operator’s Manual Switch Test Menu To assist in the diagnosis of trackball problems each of the trackball inputs are listed. Also, a count is shown for X and Y as the ball is spun. Lamp Test Menu... -
Page 17: Resets
Operator’s Manual Resets Menu Abort current game: This will end the current game that is in progress on the machine and return you to the games main menu. Set all adjustments to defaults: This will clear all menu settings made and will reset the machine to the factory default settings. -
Page 18: System Info
Operator’s Manual System Info Menu The SYSTEM INFO MENU will display all current specifications about the machine including the software version that is currently installed. Software Update Menu The SOFTWARE UPDATE MENU will allow you to update the game software via USB from the connection on the front of the machine or via a WIFI connection from the NETWORK SETTINGS MENU (see pg. -
Page 19: Troubleshooting
Operator’s Manual Troubleshooting For each of the symptoms below a list of items to check are provided. Go through the list in order to find the most likely cause of the problem. No Power (everything is off) Check that the power cord is plugged in and the game is turned on. Ensure that the service outlet which the game is plugged into is operational. -
Page 20: Buttons Do Not Light
Operator’s Manual Troubleshooting (Cont) Buttons Do Not Light 1. Enter test mode and go to the lamp test under “diagnostics” 2. Check each lamp. Each test should make its lamp blink. 3. If none of the lamps work, check that the control panel harness is undamaged and is properly plugged in to the board. -
Page 21: Game Play
Operator’s Manual Game Play The Buttons 1. START/SELECT (Play Icon): This button starts the game, resets the ball on the approach before taking a shot, selects shots in Trick Shot and selects cards in Ten Pin Poker. 2. INSTANT REPLAY (Camera Icon): This button plays a slow motion replay of the last shot. -
Page 22: Heading For The Pocket
Operator’s Manual Heading for the Pocket The best chance for a strike comes from hitting the pocket. The pocket is the space between the head pin and the 3-pin for right-handed bowlers or the head pin and the 2-pin for left-handed bowlers. The greater the angle of entry into the pocket, the better the chances are for a strike. -
Page 23: About The Games
Operator’s Manual About the Games Regulation Ten Pin Bowling Regulation Ten Pin Bowling is just like what you play down at the lanes. You can choose to play a full game (ten frames), or a three-game series (three full games of ten frames each). -
Page 24: The Rules And Scoring
Operator’s Manual About the Games The Rules and Scoring Scoring is just like Regulation Ten Pin. Additionally, players are awarded a card for each mark. If a player already has five cards, he or she must discard before drawing a new card. -
Page 25: Flash-O-Matic
Operator’s Manual About the Games Flash-O-Matic A roving score value ranges from 100 to 800 points. The score stops moving on the first throw in a frame when the ball reaches the pins. The full score is awarded for a strike, half the score is awarded for a spare, and the number of pins knocked down is awarded on an open frame. -
Page 26: Parts List
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Page 27: Main Board Image
MAIN BOARD Operator’s Manual FOR REFERENCE PURPOSES ONLY, PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU REQUIRE ASSISTANCE BANDAI NAMCO SERVICE CENTER Tel: 847-264-5612 Email: PARTS@BANDAINAMCO-AM.COM Have Questions? Contact us! www.namcoparts.com... -
Page 28: Wiring Diagram
WIRING DIAGRAM Operator’s Manual This is diagram is for reference purposes ONLY. If you require support please contact our customer support department at the following: Tel: 847-264-5614 Email: PARTS@BANDAINAMCO-AM.COM... - Page 29 Operator’s Manual...
- Page 30 Operator’s Manual NOTES:...
- Page 31 BANDAI NAMCO Amusement America Inc.. parts or accessories. BANDAI NAMCO Amusement America Inc. cannot be responsible for the quality, suit-ability or safety of any non-BANDAI NAMCO part or any modification including labor which is performed by such distributor.
- Page 32 Bandai Namco Amusement America Inc. 1550 Glenlake Ave Itasca, IL 60143 www.bandainamco-am.com Technical Support Contacts (USA) Technical Service: +1 (847) 264-5614 Parts: +1 (847) 264-5612 www.namcoparts.com Copies of the this manual can be downloaded from our website: www.bandainamco-am.com JB45-20523-00 REV 1. 06/2023...