Wheel Encoder Sensor - Bay-Tek Big Bass Wheel Service Manual

WHEEL ENCODER SENSOR

The arrow pointer will show the customer which ticket value they have won.
Remember: There is a ½ inch buffer zone between panels that provide a small margin of error.
This space is also present on the big bonus values.
It allows a big bonus value to score even though the pointer may be slightly above or below the
actual sticker on the wheel.
Check the wheel position
1.) Open front doors and unlatch clasps holding front plexiglass in place.
There are 2 located behind the speakers.
2.) Front plexiglass will now slide up like a roll-top desk.
3.) Push menu button to enter menu.
4.) Check if value on monitor matches wheel position pointer.
5.) Watch monitor as you manually turn the wheel downward..
The wheel may have to go a full revolution so the game can find home position.
Spin the wheel downward by hand, watch the display change as
the wheel moves to the next score panel.
5.) Slowly rotate the wheel downward as it approaches a bonus section.
Watch the display as it turns to a 4, then slowly move wheel down.
Stop the wheel as soon as the display changes to the bonus.
6.) Look at pointer and verify that it is on the boundary between the 4
space and bonus value.
The Encoder Sensor reads where the wheel is and determines the payout of the wheel.
The sensors sees the thin slot as boundary between large score panels.
It sees the large slots as high score values in middle of score panels.
As wheel spins, Green LED indicator comes on as next score panel starts
If the pointer is more than ¼ inch off:
Open left side door of game.
Locate 2 Phillips screws on bracket.
There are slots on this bracket to allow adjustment.
Loosen 2 screws and slightly move bracket.
Tighten screws and re-check wheel position.
Green LED Indicator
Wheel encoder sensor (AACB1901) is mounted so the top sensor
reads the outside cut-out notches.
The lower sensor reads the 1 home position notch on wheel.
41
IMPORTANT:
ONLY SPIN WHEEL DOWNWARD