Raw Thrills MotoGP Manual

Setup and Operation
Service Manual
Revision GP-1.01-12.15-1
MotoGP™© Dorna Sports, S.L. 2015

MotoGP™ Game Software Copyright 2015 Play Mechanix™ Inc.
This software is based in part on the work of the Independent JPEG Group.
This product includes software developed by the OpenSSL Project for use in the OpenSSL Toolkit. (http://www.openssl.org/)
This product includes cryptographic software written by Eric Young ([email protected])
Table of Contents
Safety ............................................................................................................................................................ 3
Product Specifications................................................................................................................................... 5
Setup ............................................................................................................................................................. 6
MotoGP® Setup Wizard .............................................................................................................................. 11
Game Networking ....................................................................................................................................... 13
Online Features ........................................................................................................................................... 15
Maintenance ............................................................................................................................................... 16
Diagnostic Menu System............................................................................................................................. 17
CoinUp®....................................................................................................................................................... 35
Troubleshooting .......................................................................................................................................... 38
Parts ............................................................................................................................................................ 41
Electrical Wiring .......................................................................................................................................... 50
Contact Information.................................................................................................................................... 53
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OPERATION
Before operating game, read this manual. Failure to properly install and operate this game could result in
malfunction or accident. Operate the game in accordance with the manual.
TRANSPORTING
Cabinet is very heavy and contains fragile components. Use appropriate care when moving or transporting cabinet.
Avoid rough handling.
HANDLING COMPONENTS
Many components are extremely sensitive to handling, environmental and Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) events—
especially the computer. Do not handle it roughly. Before servicing, call your distributor and inquire about the PC
warranty. Use proper ESD procedures when servicing. Protect components from harmful environmental
conditions, such as extreme temperatures, excessive moisture or other damaging effects.
DISCONNECT POWER
Always turn off power and unplug the unit before servicing or making adjustments, unless otherwise instructed.
Installing or repairing components while power is on can damage the components and void the warranty.
GROUNDING
Avoid electrical shock. Do not plug in AC power until you have inspected and properly grounded the unit. Only plug
into a grounded, three-wire outlet. Do not use a “cheater” plug or cut off the ground pin on the line cord.
ELECTRICAL SHOCKS
There is no isolation transformer in the cabinet. Disconnect AC power before servicing. However, be aware that
lethal voltages can remain in the electronic components even when AC power is disconnected. Use extreme
caution when servicing. Verify that there is a working ground connection. If the unit sustains water damage, cease
using it immediately and unplug AC power.
MONITOR
Extremely high voltages exist in the monitor at all times. These high voltages exist even when the monitor is off
and the AC line cord is disconnected. These voltages are extremely lethal and will cause death. The monitor
contains no user serviceable parts. Do not attempt to service the monitor.
POWER SELECTOR
Before installing game, ensure the voltage on the PC is set properly. There is a 115/230 VAC selector switch that
must be set for the correct voltage for your site. Verify the fluorescent lamp rating. The rating must match the line
voltage at the installation site.
CONNECTORS
Ensure all connectors mate properly. If connectors do not slip in easily, do not force them. Connectors are often
keyed and only connect one way. Check for correct orientation.
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Safety
COMPUTER
The computer contains sensitive components, including a hard drive. Do not handle it roughly. Call your distributor
before servicing its internal components. Ask about warranty information as it relates to the PC.
Do not turn the PC power switch on or off. It should remain permanently in the ON position.
Cycle AC power on or off with the cabinet power switch.
A dongle has been inserted into one of the USB ports. This is required for game play.
Do not remove the dongle except for troubleshooting purposes.
POWER CORD
If the power cord is damaged or lost, replace it with an identical cord as supplied by the manufacturer or an
authorized service agent.
WATER JETS
Do not install or operate game within operating perimeter of a water jet. Do not clean equipment using water jet.
HAZARD TO EPILEPTICS
A small portion of the population has an epileptic condition that may cause seizures. Affected persons experience
seizure while watching some television pictures or playing certain video games. People who have not had seizures
may still have an undetected epileptic condition. If anyone in your family has experienced epilepsy symptoms
(seizures or loss of awareness), consult your physical before using video games. While children play video games, a
parent should observe. Be alert to the following symptoms: dizziness, altered vision, eye or muscle twitching,
involuntary movements, loss of awareness, disorientation or convulsions. If you or your child experiences these
symptoms, discontinue use immediately and consult your physician.
MANUAL
Keep this manual available and ready for use. If the game fails to function properly, turn off the machine and
unplug the AC line cord. Contact your local distributor. Your warrantee, when applicable, lasts 60 days from your
purchase date. You may not reproduce this document or any of its contents without written authorization from
Raw Thrills™, Inc. or PlayMechanix™ Inc.
SPECIFICATIONS
For reasons such as performance, this product’s specifications may change without notice. Federal patent,
copyright and other intellectual property laws protect the content, devices and design of the game and its
equipment.

Electrical Power
Domestic 120 VAC @ 60 Hz, 5 amps
International 240 VAC @ 50 Hz, 2.5 amps
Japan 100 VAC @ 50 Hz, 5 amps
DC Power Fuse Guide
+5 VDC - 2 amp Slow Blow +12 VDC - 7 amp Slow Blow
Temperature
32° to 100° Fahrenheit (0° to 38° Celsius)
Humidity
Must not exceed 95% relative humidity
Assembled Cabinet Dimensions

Weight Assembled: ~700 lbs
Height - 83” (211cm)
Width – 43” (109cm)
Depth – 83” (211cm)
Motorcycle Base Dimensions

Height – 40.3” (102cm)
Width – 35.4” (90cm)
Depth – 68.3” (173.5cm)
Main Cabinet Dimensions

Height – 72.5” (185cm)
Width – 43” (109cm)
Depth – 30” (75.6cm)
Setup
Unpack Carton
1. Place the shipping crate on a flat stable surface.
2. Cut the banding straps and remove the cardboard lid.
3. Lift off the large cardboard container surrounding the cabinet and any shipping cleats.
4. With at least two people and a dolly, remove the cabinet from the shipping pallet.
5. Remove the coin door key from the coin return chute.
6. Open the top coin door.
7. Locate the key for the bottom access panel and the cash box.
Setup Main Cabinet

1. Using a wheeled cart and at least one assistant, transport the cabinet to a suitable playing area.
2. Ensure the main cabinet is level and stable. With at least one assistant, adjust the leg levelers.
3. Check the AC line cord for visible signs of damage.
Pay particular attention to the plug and line cord insulation.
4. Check for shipping damage to the following:
Cabinet Marquee, Cabinet back door, Cabinet coin door, Cabinet decals, Monitor
Install Lower Dash Components

1. Locate dashboard left, right, and center vacform components.
2. Secure vacforms to the center of the dashboard using eight #10-32 x 1-1/4 inch torx screws,
eight #10 lock washers, and eight #10 flat washers.
3. Secure left and right vacforms to the bottom of the dashboard using four #10-32 torx screws,
four #10 lock washers, and four #10 flat washers.

Install Upper Dash Components
1. Locate marquee left, right, and center vacform components.
2. Connect the leader light cable from the main cabinet to the center vacform.
3. Secure the center vacform using two #10-32 torx screws, two #10 lock washers, and two #10 flat
washers, going through the vacform into the central mounting bracket. Do not tighten fully.
Be careful not to pinch the cable between the vacform and the cabinet.
4. Using two #10-32 torx screws, two #10 lock washers, and two #10 flat washers, secure the
bottom of the center vacform to the marquee grill.
5. Secure the left vacform to the mounting point on the top of the marquee, using two #10-32 torx
screws, two #10 lock washers, and two #10 flat washers. Do not tighten fully.
6. Secure the left vacform to the marquee grill, using three #10-32 torx screws, three #10 lock
washers, and three #10 flat washers.
7. Repeat steps 4 & 5 for the right vacform.
8. Tighten all screws fully.
Setup
Install Marquee Topper

1. Locate topper carton and upack.
2. In the carton with marquee topper, find the three ¼-20 x 1.25 torx mounting bolts, three flat
washers, and three lock washers.
3. With an assistant, position the topper on top of the cabinet.
4. Connect and route the power cable from the main cabinet to the topper.
Be careful not to pinch the cable between the topper and cabinet.
5. Secure the topper to the cabinet using three ¼-20 x 1.25” tamper resistant torx screws, three
flat washers, and three lock washers.

Setup Motorcycle Base
1. Check for shipping damage to the following:
 Motorcycle decals
 Seat assembly
 Handlebars
 Buttons
 Brake lever
2. Position motorcycle base in front of main cabinet
3. Slide motorcycle base blind-mate connector into main cabinet
4. Secure motorcycle base to main cabinet using four ¼-20x2” screws, four flat washers, and four
lock washers.
5. Ensure the motorcycle base is level, stable, and flush with main cabinet.
With at least one assistant, adjust the leg levelers.
6. Tighten the 4 screws firmly.
7. Remove the two 3/8-16 x 2” shipping bolts from the bike frame base. There is a bolt on either
side of the bike frame base. These prevent the bike seat from moving during shipment. For
proper setup and game play, these must be removed in order to allow the bike seat to lean left
and right.
Setup
Verify Cabinet Functionality

1. Verify the voltage in the nearest AC outlet.
2. Verify the AC outlet ground connection is present and working.
3. Open the back door of the cabinet.
4. Near the AC power transformer, verify the voltage selector switch is set for the correct AC
voltage.
5. Plug the line cord into the AC outlet.
6. Replace the back door.
7. Turn the power switch to ON.
8. Verify that the cooling fans on the cabinet are working.
If not, turn off AC power and disconnect line cord. Contact Betson service
9. Check that no component is excessively hot or emitting foul odors.
If so, turn off AC power and disconnect line cord. Contact Betson service.
10. Once software loads, you will be asked to setup the cabinet software.

®
The Setup Wizard provides a step-by-step setup procedure.
Bike Calibration
Follow the onscreen prompts to calibration the bike, throttle, and brake.
Cabinet Number
Each cabinet at your location must be set with a unique cabinet number, in order to link together. The
unit set as #1 will become the primary. Other local cabinets will periodically synchronize various settings
to the primary unit. The attract mode of local units will also try to synchronize to the primary unit.
Connectivity Wizard
Configure your game for either online or local connectivity.
Operator Registration
1. If connecting online, login to an existing operator account or create a new account.
2. To register as a new operator, follow the onscreen prompts.
Cabinet Registration
If connecting online, select or setup a location for the cabinet. This will provide tracking/management
functionality through coinup.com. It will also allow players to locate the game through bigbuckhd.com.
MotoGP® Setup Wizard
Verify Input and Output Functionality

1. Enter the INPUT TESTS menu and verify all switches and inputs function.
2. Enter the VIDEO TESTS menu and verify that video is acceptable.
3. Enter the WEBCAM TEST menu and verify/configure the webcam functionality.
4. Enter the COIN METER TEST and verify the operation of the coin meter.
5. Enter the LAMP TESTS menu and verify that the lamps of the buttons work correctly.
6. Enter the BLOWER TEST menu and verify the blower is functioning.
7. Enter the SOUND TEST menu and verify the audio works and is not distorted.
8. Enter the WATCHDOG TEST menu, which re-boots the game.
9. Upon a successful re-boot, you are ready to make adjustments to pricing, volume and other
functions found in the Diagnostic Section.
Verify Cabinet Connectivity

1. If connecting online, enter the ONLINE menu.
2. Select CONNECTION DETAILS AND TEST and run a test connection.
3. If any of the tests result in FAILURE, consult troubleshooting section or your network admin.
4. Select MATCHMAKER CONNECTION TEST and run a test connection
5. If any of these tests result in FAILURE, you may not be able to host or join online matches.
Consult your network admin to make needed changes to the location’s network architecture.

Networking Considerations
Each MotoGP game ships with a cross over cable for linking 2 games. Optionally, a hub and network
cables can be installed to link more games together.
Take care to protect exposed game wiring from general foot traffic around the game. Use a conduit or
wire way to protect cables, if needed. Network cables are not marked or coded. Mark the linking cables
for your games, if other such cables in the area could cause confusion. Avoid routing cables near
sources of heat, moisture, or electrical energy such as neon lights, compressor motors, etc.
Local Network Setup – 2 games

1. Turn off both game cabinets.
2. Remove the cross over network cable from the parts bag inside the cash box.
3. Connect each end of the cable to the Ethernet port of each game’s PC.
4. Route the cable through the notch on the back of each cabinet.
5. Turn on both game cabinets
6. Enter Diagnostic Mode for each game
7. Select Adjustments
8. Select Game Options
9. Adjust Cabinet Link Number to give each game a unique number
10. In the Online menu, select Connection Wizard
11. When prompted, select Local and wait for the process to complete.
Local Network Setup – 3 to 8 games

1. Acquire a network hub with enough ports and the correct number of cables to support the
desired number of games. Cables and hub are not supplied with the games.
2. Turn off all game cabinets
3. Connect an Ethernet cable to the Ethernet port on each game’s PC
4. Connect each game’s Ethernet cable to the network hub.
Consult network hub manual for any additional considerations specific to the hub.
5. Turn on all game cabinets
11. When prompted, select Local and wait for the process to finish.
Game Networking
Online Network Setup

1. Set up DSL or cable modem service through an ISP for the location.
2. If connecting multiple games for online play, acquire a network hub with enough ports and the
correct number of Ethernet cables to support the desired number of games. Cables and hub are
not supplied with the games.
3. Turn off all game cabinets
4. Connect an Ethernet cable to the Ethernet port on each game’s PC
5. Connect each game’s Ethernet cable to the network hub.
Consult network hub manual for any additional considerations specific to the hub.
6. Connect the network hub to an external internet source.
7. Turn on all game cabinets
13. When prompted, select Online.
14. Select either a dynamic or static IP.
15. Wait for configuration process to finish.

Software Patches
Having your game connected to CoinUp® allows easy access to software patches. New game patches
will automatically be downloaded and installed to registered units.
Online Player Experience

Online Matchmaking
Having your game connected to CoinUp® allows players to compete with other players online. Up to 8
players can be matched together by a peer-to-peer connection. Online matchmaking requires a peer-to-
peer connection of 100ms or better.
National and Operator Leaderboards

Online games contribute player track times to national leaderboards, allowing players to compete on a
wider scale. Online games can also generate leaderboards exclusively from all your registered games.
Online Player Accounts

Online games allow players to create an account to maintain their stats, such as best race times, across
all online locations, encouraging repeat play and personal improvement.
Online Game Management

Easy Website Interface
Online game management is as simple as browsing a website. Coinup® provides basic tools for
operators to monitor and modify their games remotely.
Earnings Reports
Monitor you game earnings remotely using Coinup®.
Collection Reports
Have a historic record of every collection taken at the game using Coinup®.
Player Loyalty Reports

Track earnings gained from online players at your locations.
Game Adjustments
Online games can have their adjustments modified remotely. Even better, MotoGP games will sync to
the adjustments of the primary cabinet at the location.
Location Registration
Registering your game units to a location helps boost traffic, by allowing players to find them online,
using the Coinup® location finder. Location registration can also be remotely updated using Coinup®.
Maintenance
Hard Drive Recovery

Symptoms requiring hard drive recovery include:
 File Test reports bad or missing files
 Game fails to finish loading during startup
 After resetting the AC power, an error is reported
 You are prompted to insert a boot DVD
 Erratic Game or Attract Mode
 A screen indicating Data Files Corrupted
COMPUTER
The computer contains sensitive components, including a hard drive. Do not handle roughly. Call your distributor
before servicing its internal components. Ask about warranty information as it relates to the PC.
Do not use the PC on/off switch. Turn AC power on or off with the cabinet power switch.
DVD Restore
1. With game and PC on, insert recovery DVD, marked as Disc 1, into DVD-ROM drive tray.
2. Close tray and Turn cabinet AC power switch to OFF.
3. Wait 30 seconds, then turn AC power switch to ON. Recovery begins automatically.
If recovery fails to begin, check that disc is seated properly in DVD-ROM drive tray.
4. Initial software loading may take several minutes. Check progress periodically.
Do not interrupt power or reset the game during recovery.
5. At some point, the game will eject Disc 1 and prompt you to insert Disc 2.
6. Swap discs and close the tray. Do not interrupt power or reset the game.
7. When software has finished loading, a message indicates that restore is complete.
8. Remove DVD restore disc and turn cabinet power switch to OFF.
9. After 30 seconds, turn cabinet power switch to ON.
10. After game restarts, the game will proceed through the Setup Wizard with factory defaults.
Flash Drive Restore

1. Turn AC power switch to OFF.
2. Connect USB flash drive to an open USB port on the PC.
3. Turn AC power switch to ON.
4. Initial software loading may take several minutes. Check progress periodically.
Do not interrupt power or reset the game during recovery.
5. When software has finished loading, a message indicates that restore is complete.
6. Turn cabinet power switch to OFF and disconnect USB flash drive.
7. After 30 seconds, turn cabinet power switch ON.
8. After game restarts, the game will proceed through the Setup wizard with factory defaults.

Diagnostic Menu Interface
The Service Panel should have four buttons. Pressing the TEST button at any point while the game is
running will enter the diagnostic menu. This menu can be navigated with the service panel or keypad.
An on-screen message acknowledges changes or when you exit a selection without making a change.
At the bottom of each screen, there is a brief description of the highlighted menu option.
Navigating Diagnostic Menus
Volume
TEST UP
SERVICE Volume
DOWN
Service Panel Switch Keypad Effect

Test # enters diagnostic system or select highlighted menu option
Service * exit current menu or cancel
Volume Up 8 moves up through menu or setting choices
Volume Down 0 moves down through menu or setting choices
Diagnostic Menu System
Menu Screens and Descriptions

Main Menu
MAIN MENU
Setup Wizard
Adjustments
Audits
Online
Resets
System Information
Tests
Utilities
 Setup Wizard pg 11 - will only appear if setup wizard has not been completed
 Adjustments pg 18 - modify various game settings
 Audits pg 23 - view various tracking statistics
 Online pg 24 - setup and manage online functionality
 Resets pg 27 - used to restore game to factory defaults
 Information pg 27 - view various hardware and software information
 Tests pg 29 - execute various diagnostic and maintenance tests
 Utilities pg 32 - contains tools for managing game performance
Main Menu
Adjustments
ADJUSTMENTS
Game Options
Online System Adjustments
Player Cost Adjustments
Sound Adjustments
Alternative Payment Adjustments
Hardware Adjustments
Coin Adjustments
You can improve earnings by customizing performance with game adjustments. Each variable on an
adjustment menu changes an aspect of game play or appearance. Optimizing these settings can
maintain or increase player interest. Monitor the effects of adjustments by comparing audit
information and earnings before and after changes.

Main Menu
Adjustments
Game Options
GAME OPTIONS
Cabinet Link Number 1

Track Difficulty Standard
Track List Cycle
Race Length 2+ min
Hide Girls Off
Announcer On
Local Leaderboards On
National Leaderboards On
Operator Leaderboards Off
Setting Description Default Choices

Cabinet Link ID number used to distinguish a unique game within
1 1 to 8
Number a linked group
Standard uses a spread of various difficult levels
Track amongst available track selection. A locked difficulty Standard, Easy,
Standard
Difficulty of easy, medium, hard will make all tracks more Medium, Hard
uniformly difficult.
Adjusts the list of tracks available to the player. By
Track List Cycle Cycle, Lists 1 to 5
default, the available tracks will change each day.
Race Length Adjust the average duration for races 2+ min 2+ min or 3+min
Hide Girls Adjust the display of models Off On/Off
Announcer Adjust the use of an announcer during races On On/Off
Local
Toggle the display of local network leaderboards On On/Off
Leaderboards
National Toggle the display of online national leaderboards.
On On/Off
Leaderboards National leaderboards include all online units
Operator Toggle the display of online operator leaderboards.
Off On/Off
Leaderboards Operator leaderboards include all your online units.
Main Menu
Adjustments
Online System Adjustments
ONLINE SYSTEM ADJUSTMENTS
Online Maintenance Hour 4:00 am-5:00 am

Use Slow Network Wait Times Off
DB Server Port Automatic
File Server Port Automatic

Online The 60-minute period during which online-enabled 4:00 am
24 hours in one
Maintenance games contact the server to check for software -
hour increments
Hour updates and synchronize with the game database. 5:00 am
Use Slow
Adjusts query timeout duration to accommodate
Network Off On/Off
slow network traffic
Wait Times
DB Server Automatic, 21, 80,
Adjusts the ports used to connect to the DB server. Automatic
Port 443, 7686
File Serve Automatic, 21, 80,
Adjusts the ports used to connect to the File server. Automatic
Port 443, 8080, 8686
Main Menu
Adjustments
Player Cost Adjustments
PLAYER COST ADJUSTMENTS
Freeplay OFF
Game Cost $1.00
Continue Cost $1.00

Freeplay Allows play without money OFF OFF / ON
$0.00 - $63.75 incrementing by
Game Cost Cost to start a race $1.00
coin base unit setting
$0.00 - $63.75 incrementing by
Continue Cost Cost to continue and play another race $1.00

Main Menu
Adjustments
Sound Adjustments
SOUND ADJUSTMENTS
Game Volume 50
Attract Volume 25
Attract Sound Frequency Frequently

Game Volume Modifies volume during game play 50 0-100
Attract Volume Modifies volume during attract mode 25 0-100
Attract Sound Determines how often attract mode music Off, Occasionally,
Frequently
Frequency will be played Frequently, or Always
Main Menu
Adjustments
Alternative Payment Adjustments
ALTERNATIVE PAYMENT ADJUSTMENTS
Coin Meter on Credit Card On

Coin Meter on Credit Card Pulse coin meter when credit card used ON ON/OFF
Main Menu
Adjustments
Hardware Adjustments
HARDWARE ADJUSTMENTS
Brake On
Webcam On
Air Blower On

Brake Toggle the use of the brake On On/Off
Webcam Toggle the use of the webcam On On/Off
Air Blower Toggle the use of the air blower On On/Off
Main Menu
Adjustments
Coin Adjustments
COIN ADJUSTMENTS
Currency Type Dollar

Coin Base Unit $0.25
Coin 1 Value $0.25
Coin 2 Value $0.25
DBV Pulse Value $0.25
Service Credit Value $0.25

US dollar, AU dollar,
Pound, Rand, NZ
dollar, Euro, CA dollar,
Franc, Guilder, Krona,
Changing currency type resets coin door values. The Peso, Real, Ruble,
denomination symbol changes on screen with each Won, Yen, Coins,
Currency Type Dollar*
currency Tokens, Swipes, Yuan,
*Currency defaults according to unit country code Lev, Kuna, Koruna,
Forint, Zloty, Leu,
Riyal, Dirham, Danish
Krone, Norwegian
Krone
$0.25 - $63.75 in $0.01
Coin Base Unit Changes the amount by which monetary values increment $0.25
increments
$0.25 - $63.75
Coin 1 Value Sets the coin slot pricing $0.25 incrementing by
$0.25 - $63.75
Coin 2 Value Sets the coin slot pricing $0.25 incrementing by
The bill validator (DBV) translates bills into electronic
pulses. This setting determines how much game credit is $0.25 - $63.75
DBV Pulse
awarded per pulse. With default setting of $0.25, every $1 $0.25 incrementing by
Value
bill will award $1 in game credit. Set to $0.50, every $1 bill coin base unit setting
will award $2 in game credit.
$0.25 - $63.75
Service Credit
Set the amount of credit given by the service button $0.25 incrementing by
Value
DBV PULSE VALUE
DBV must be set to award four pulses per dollar. Consult DBV for dipswitch settings or programming instructions.

Main Menu
Audits
Audit screens help assess game performance, find intermittent problems, decide whether to adjust
game difficulty and free game award and help maximize game earnings.
AUDITS
Coin Audits
System Audits
Gameplay Audits
Main Menu
Audits
Coin Audits
COIN AUDITS
Total Money In $0.00
Coins in Left Coin Slot 0

Money in Left Coin Slot $0.00
Coins in Right Coin Slot 0

Money in Right Coin Slot $0.00
Number of DBV Pulses 0

Money in DBV $0.00
Service Switch Presses 0

Service Credit Money $0.00
Main Menu
Audits
System Audits
SYSTEM AUDITS
Watchdogs 0
Exceptions 0
Bad Traps 0
Maintenance Power Cycles 0
Maintenance Reboots 0
Total Up Time: 0 days, 00:00:00
Main Menu
Audits
Game Audits
GAME AUDITS
Player Starts 0
Continues 0
Continues Offered 0
Multiplayer Games Started 0
Average Game Time 00:00:00
Total Game Time 0 days, 00:00:00
Main Menu
Online
These menus cover all online interaction with CoinUp®.
ONLINE
Connection Details and Test

Matchmaker Connection Test
Online Synchronization
Connection Wizard
Cabinet Location/Registration
Software Update
Online Debug
Main Menu
Online
Use the Test Connection button to refresh the ping results.
CONNECTION DETAILS AND TEST

Connection Interface Wired (Ethernet) eth0 00:18:d3:ff:c2:d6
Connection IP Info 10.0.1.2 255.255.255.0 10.0.1.1
Server Info games.playmechanix.net 54.67.72.92 80

File Server Info files.playmechanix.net 67.217.33.155 443
Test Results
Server Ping 0 ms Success
Database Ping 295 ms Success
File Server Ping 840 ms Success
Queued Messages 0
Last Successful DB Query 04.05.2015 10:57:13 Last Successful FS Transfer 04.05.2015 10:57:13
Last Successful DB Query 04.05.2015 10:58:13 Last Successful FS Connection 04.05.2015 10:57:13
Last Failed DB Query Never Last Failed FS Connection Never

Main Menu
Online
Matchmaker Connection Test
Tests the local network for ability to join and host online play. If the matchmaker ping fails, the
game cannot play online games. If both NAT and Universal Plug n Play tests fail, game can join
but not host online games; contact IT administrator about router configurations, if you wish to
be able to host online games. If either NAT or Universal Plug n Play pass, game can both host
and join online games.
Main Menu
Online
Online Synchronization
This option executes synchronization with the online database. It will try to update the system
clock, game registration, advertisements, tournaments, and other online features. This
synchronization is also executed when the game is rebooted. Use this option to force any
changes that have been made via coinup.com.
Main Menu
Online
Connection Wizard
The Connection Wizard is a step by step setup process for selecting and configuring the game’s
internet connection.
Main Menu
Online
Cabinet Location/Registration
This option displays current registration status for the machine. It allows the operator to
register the machine to a location or change the registered location of the game. Game
registration allows a variety of helpful interactions with coinup.com and online gameplay.
Main Menu
Online
Software Update
This option contacts database and file servers to check for new software updates.
Main Menu
Online
Online Debug
ONLINE DEBUG
View Online Permissions

Server Details
Certificate Details
Purge Query Cache
Main Menu
Online
Online Debug
View Online Permissions
This page displays information regarding permitted online activity.
VIEW ONLINE PERMISSIONS
Online: ENABLED
Registered: ENABLED
Full Connection: ENABLED
Active Connection: ENABLED
Credit Cards: ENABLED
Main Menu
Online
Online Debug
Server Details
Displays server name, IP, and port for both database and file servers.
Main Menu
Online
Online Debug
Certificate Details
Displays the client’s authorization certificate.

Main Menu
Online
Online Debug
Purge Query Cache
Purging the query cache will clear any online information stored locally forcing the game to
pull down the most current information.
Main Menu
Resets
This menu allows for clearing of various settings and information.
Factory Reset clears everything and restores the machine to factory defaults.
RESET
Reset Credits
Reset Coin Audits
Reset Adjustments
Reset High Scores
Reset High Score Photos
Reset Gameplay Audits
Reset Hardware Monitoring Data
Factory Reset
Main Menu
System Information
SYSTEM INFORMATION
System Details
Hardware Monitoring
View Game Log
Main Menu
Information
System Details
SYSTEM DETAILS
BIOS Vendor: Dell Inc. Version: A06 Date: 03/27/12
Kernel 2.6.39-jl2
Processor Intel® Celleron® CPU G530 @ 2.40GHz
Memory 2051176 kb
G5 Rev 27523
Library Rev 1079
Engine version 01.20.01
I/O lib 01.01.05
IR Track 03.02.35
SDL 1.2.14
Sound Lib 1.2.11
RIO HW: FFFC SW: 0.14
Card Reader 1.6.3
Game Version 1.29
Main Menu
Information
Hardware Monitoring
HARDWARE MONITORING
System Uptime: 0 days, 00 hours, 00 minutes
IO Board Connection: Pass

IO Board Disconnects: 0
IO Board Last Disconnect: Never
Main Menu
Information
View Log
This page displays any logged events or errors that occur during the game.

Main Menu
Tests
These various tests check cabinet and game functionality.

They are divided into submenus for input and output tests.
TESTS
Input Tests
Video Tests
Webcam Test
File Test
Coin Meter Test
Lamp Test
Blower Test
Sound Tests
Watchdog Test
Main Menu
Tests
Input Tests
TESTS
Switch Tests
Card Reader Test
Bike Input Test
Main Menu
Tests
Input Tests
Switch Tests
This checks input switch performance. By default, all switches should indicate inactive.
When a switch is pressed, it should indicate active and be highlighted on screen.
SWITCH TESTS
Coin Slot 1 Inactive Numpad 1 Inactive
Coin Slot 2 Inactive Numpad 2 Inactive
Start Inactive Numpad 3 Inactive
Vol+ Inactive Numpad 4 Inactive
Vol - Inactive Numpad 5 Inactive
Test Inactive Numpad 6 Inactive
Service Inactive Numpad 7 Inactive
Numpad 9 Inactive
Numpad 0 Inactive
Numpad # Inactive
Numpad * Inactive
The Switch Test menu has a unique exit procedure, because it checks the switches normally
used for navigation. To exit the switch test menu, press the test button five times.
Main Menu
Tests
Input Tests
Card Reader Test
On swipe, card reader should read the card type and indicate success/failure for track 1 & 2.
If results indicate failure, that card might be worn. If results indicate failure across several
cards, card reader might be faulty.
CARD READER TEST
Card Type: Player Card

Track 1 Data: Success
Track 2 Data: Success
Total # of Swipes: 0
# of Successful Swipes: 0
# of Failed Swipes: 0
Swipe Card At Any Time.
Main Menu
Tests
Input Tests
Bike Input Test
This menu tests the steering, throttle, and brake mechanisms.
Main Menu
Tests
Video Tests
VIDEO TESTS
Solid Color Screens

Display Calibration
Main Menu
Tests
Video Tests
Solid Color Screens
Screen Color test provides a full screen of a solid color.

Main Menu
Tests
Video Tests
Display Calibration
Display calibration provides a picture and color bars to assist in adjusting monitor settings.
Main Menu
Tests
Webcam Test
Adjust the webcam’s brightness, contrast, zoom, and horizontal/vertical positioning.
Use take snapshot option to test functionality and picture quality/position.
Main Menu
Tests
File Test
This tests the integrity of the contents of the hard drive, searching for corrupt or missing game
files. Damaged or missing files register as failed and are listed. The only solution to this problem
is to restore the system from the DVD-ROM, as described in the Restore the Hard Drive section.
Main Menu
Tests
Coin Meter Test
Press a start button to increment the coin meter.
Main Menu
Tests
Lamp Test
This page of tests checks for burned-out cabinet lights.
Main Menu
Tests
Blower Test
This test checks the functionality of the air blower at various strengths.
Main Menu
Tests
Sound Tests
This checks sound volume and quality. Missing sounds indicated digital flaws. Distorted
sounds suggest analog flaws. Lack of sound suggests disconnected or bad cables or speakers.
SOUND TESTS
1000 Hz – Stereo (Both Left and Right Channels)

1000 Hz – Left Channel Only
1000 Hz – Right Channel Only
100 Hz – Stereo (Both Left and Right Channels)
100 Hz – Left Channel Only
100 Hz – Right Channel Only
100 and 1000 Hz tests generate specific frequency sounds on the indicated channel.
Cancel these sounds by selecting another test or exiting the menu.
Main Menu
Tests
Watchdog Test
This tests the Watchdog circuit, which protects the game against screen freezes (infinite loops).
After a countdown, the game resets. To exit before the reset, press either Start or Volume
button, squeeze a trigger or pump a gun. If the test succeeds, the game resets normally. If the
test fails, the reset process loops or ends abnormally. See the Troubleshooting Chapter to
diagnose and correct this problem.
Main Menu
Utilities
UTILITIES
Bike Calibration
Collection
Main Menu
Utilities
Bike Calibration
This is the same procedure described earlier in the manual.

Main Menu
Utilities
Collection
COLLECTION
Take Collection
View Credit Card Fee Details
View Coinup Service Details
Main Menu
Utilities
Collection
Take Collection
TAKE COLLECTION
Date of Last Collection: 01.01.2016 (0.0 days)

Gross Collection $0.00
Cash $0.00
Credit Card $0.00
Service Credits $0.00
Balance (SVC Credit not included) $0.00
CoinUp Service - $0.00
Net Collection $0.00
Operator Split (50.0%) $0.00
Location Split (50.0%) $0.00
Send Collections Message contacts the server and delivers the latest collections information.
Operator and location splits can be adjusted through the CoinUp® webpage.
Main Menu
Utilities
Collections
View Credit Card Details
VIEW CREDIT CARD DETAILS
Attempted Credit Transactions 0

Successful Credit Transaction 0
Total Charged $0.00
Transaction Fees $0.00
Main Menu
Utilities
Collections
View Coinup Service Details
VIEW COINUP FEE DETAILS

Online Subscription Service (0.0 days) $0.00
Cell Modem Charge (0.0 days) $0.00
Operations Charge (0.0 days) $0.00
Credit Card Fees $0.00
Total Coinup Service $0.00

®
Operation Overview
Having your game connected to CoinUp® allows easy access to software updates and permits game
health and earnings to be monitored via coinup.com.
Operator Registration
New operators may register directly at the game. Simply follow the steps during the Setup Wizard.
Be sure to note your assigned operator id number and your pin. These numbers distinguish operators
and are used to login to the game during unit registration.
Alternatively, complete the follow steps.

1. Complete CoinUp® Operator Registration Packet.
 Fill out the CoinUp® Authorization Agreement for Automated Payments.
 Read and sign the CoinUp® Participating Operator Agreement.
 Read and sign the CoinUp® Operator Registration Form.
2. To become an authorized operator, fax the forms to (630) 348-2099 or mail them to:
Play Mechanix™
800 Roosevelt Road, Suite D-103
Glen Ellyn, IL 60137
Authorization occurs in just a few days. Login information will be sent via email.
Unit Registration
During the setup wizard, you will be prompted to register the game. This links the game to the operator
and ties it to a specific location. Unit registration permits monitoring and management via coinup.com.
Follow the on-screen prompt to login and add/select a location to complete registration.
Access CoinUp® Operator Center

The CoinUp® Operator Center tracks the performance of your games. For example, you can compare
performance of different machines at the same location, or even across locations. To access CoinUp®
and view your pages, follow the steps below. From there, the site provides guidance. You follow easy
prompts and navigate to the statistic, accounting, bookkeeping or performance data that you need.
1. Access the CoinUp® Web site at www.coinup.com.

2. Enter the account e-mail address and password to login.
FCC Compliance You are solely responsible for FCC compliance on installations.
CoinUp®
Network Configuration
Wired Connection – Ethernet Cable
1. Set up DSL or cable modem service through an ISP for online play or setup a local network.
2. Turn off AC power, unplug the power cord, and open the back door.
3. Run the Ethernet cable to the cabinet.
4. Route the Ethernet cable through the mouse hole in the back door.
5. Inside the cabinet, dress the Ethernet cable away from other cables and metallic parts.
6. Connect the Ethernet cable to the RJ45 jack on the PC.
7. Close the back door.
8. Plug in power cord and turn on AC power.
Connection Wizard
The connection wizard provides a step-by-step guide to configuring an internet connection.
Select a connection type and follow the on screen instructions.
Online Configuration
 Dynamic will automatically try to assign an IP address to the game machine
 Static allows the game machine to be set with a fixed IP address
Local Configuration
 Configures the game to connect to other units on a local area network
Checking the Connection

1. Enter Diagnostic mode by pressing the TEST service button.
2. Select Online then select Connection Details and Test.
3. Execute Test Connection to verify:
• It can obtain a valid IP address.
• It can contact the CoinUp® server.
• It can access the CoinUp® database.
• It can access the CoinUp® file server.
4. The test results section reports: SUCCESS or FAILURE.
If any ping results in FAILURE, see the Troubleshooting chapter or call your distributor.
Game Registration
After the first reboot with a network connection, you will be prompted to register your location. You can
also register by entering the Diagnostic menu, select Online, then select Cabinet Location/Registration.
1. Login by swiping operator card or manually with operator id and pin.

2. Set Cabinet Location screen appears, downloading locations from CoinUp® automatically.
3. Scroll through the list and highlight the appropriate location.
4. Select a location to continue.
5. After location is chosen, a confirmation screen is displayed.
6. Select Use this Location to continue.
7. If the location is not on the list, select Add New Location to continue.
8. When adding a new location, follow step-by-step instructions to provide needed information.

Online Operation
1. Ensure game remains connected to the CoinUp® network.
2. The hard drive stores data about the game location. If the hard drive is removed from the PC,
important data will be lost. Do not swap or replace drives without authorization from CoinUp®.
3. Keep game location data accurate. Before moving a game, have the PC communicate with the
server, then unregister the game. Re-register the game with updated information at the new
location.
Collection Procedure
The CoinUp® server tracks various book-keeping statistics including collections. To see them, log on to
the CoinUp® Operator Center page at www.coinup.com and go to the Reports section.
1. During a normal collection, enter Diagnostic mode - select Utilities – select Collection.
2. Select Take Collection and Review the entire report.
The system calculates Gross Collection from the last time the report screen was cleared.
This figure and the actual collection should agree.
3. Select DO COLLECTION to send collection information.
4. After sending the collections, coin related audits are automatically reset.
This allows coin audits to accurately reflect earnings since the last collection. If you don’t send
collections, the next collection won’t match the figures on the Collections screen and you will
not be able to view your collections on www.coinup.com.
5. Split collection with location as usual.
Troubleshooting
Warning: Review safety chapter before making any adjustments to game.
General Troubleshooting
Problem Possible Cause Solution
Game will not power up Game not plugged in. Plug game into outlet.
Game not turned on. Turn on main power switch.
Game fuse is blown. Check and replace fuse.
No power to receptacle. Test outlet and plug game into

powered outlet.
PC not turned on. Turn PC power switch on. Ensure
IEC cable tightly plugged in. Trace
cable back to source to ensure
continuity.
PC BIOS set incorrectly. See BIOS Settings chapter.
NO VIDEO message Video cables not plugged in properly Reattach and/or tighten video cable
to monitor.
Reattach and/or tighten video cable
to PC.
Faulty video cable Replace video cable
PC not turned on. Turn PC power switch on.
No sound Bad Connection Check connection to speakers.
Game does not load

Hard drive test reports “bad” or
“missing” files.
Game fails to finish loading. Hard drive failure Recover hard drive.
After resetting, game still reports an See procedure on pg 16.

error.
Game suggests inserting a boot
DVD.
Erratic game mode or attract mode.
WARNING!
Data Files Corrupted.
(Game Operation May Become
Unstable.)
Use “Test” Switch to Enter Test
Mode
and Run “File Test.”
Press Start To Continue.
Game resets Bad file. Run File Test. Restore hard drive.

Bike controls are not responsive Blind mate is not connected Verify bike base is fully connected
correctly to the main cabinet
Damaged blind mate connector Verify that neither side of the blind
mate connector has been damaged
Bike not calibrated Check bike input tests and
recalibrate bike if needed.
Bike does not lean Shipping bolts not removed Remove bike base shipping bolts
Coin meter does not click during No pulse to meter Check all wiring from meter to I/O
Test board
Faulty meter Replace coin meter
Exits Test Mode every 3 seconds Test button stuck in ON position Slide or toggle button off after Test
Menu appears
Dongle Not Present Dongle missing or disconnected Find dongle usb connection and
reseat in USB port
Faulty USB port Connect dongle to another USB port
Connect I/O Board or USB cable disconnected Check USB connection from PC to
I/O Board Missing I/O board
Try connecting to a different USB
port
Blown fuse Verify 5V and 12V fuses are not
blown
No power to RIO board Check for proper voltage
(+5V, +12V) at RIO P2 connector
Bad RIO Board Replace RIO board with known
functional board
Matchmaker Troubleshooting
Matchmaker Ping fails Game is not connected to the Check Connection Details and Test
internet for an IP and successful pings
NAT and Universal Plug n Play fail Router configuration doesn’t Contact IT administrator and/or
support network play consult router documentation.
Troubleshooting
Connection to CoinUp® Troubleshooting

General Connection Troubleshooting
Connection Details and Test has IP Firewall is blocking communication Read firewall documentation.
address but Test Connection reports with server. Ensure configuration allows ICMP
Database Ping failure or File Server Echo.
Ping failure. If router has built-in firewall, check
router configuration.
Enable communication on ports 80,
443, 7786, and 7787.
Database or File Server is down Wait 30 minutes and revisit Test
Connection screen.
If still reporting failure, call CoinUp®
service.
Ethernet Connection Troubleshooting

Games are not connecting locally Disconnected cable(s) Check that all cables are securely
to each other Faulty Ethernet cable(s) connected. Try replacing cables.
Faulty router/hub Verify router/hub is powered. Try
replacing the router/hub.
Game cannot connect to CoinUp® No broadband internet service Contact a local ISP to setup either
server. cable modem or DSL service.
No IP address appears under
Wrong router configuration Configure router for DHCP (Dynamic
Host Configuration Protocol).
Disconnected Ethernet cable Check that Ethernet cables are
tightly connected at both ends. An
audible click confirms tightness.
Reboot game. In Diagnostic mode,
select Online, then Test Connection.
Confirm that IP address appears. The
phrase eth0 must follow IP address.
Faulty Ethernet cable Test cable by connecting it from
another PC into router or wall jack.
Replace cable if faulty.
Faulty Ethernet wall jack. Plug Ethernet cable into a different
jack.
Broadband service is down. Contact ISP.
Faulty router Plug Ethernet cable into different
jacks in router. Plug Ethernet cable
directly into DSL or cable modem
instead of router.
Replace router if faulty.
Faulty network card Call CoinUp® service

Main Cabinet Assembly
Parts
Main Cabinet Assembly Part Numbers
Item Part No. Description QTY

1 601-00694-01 Moto GP 42” Cabinet 1
2 42-MotoGP_Monitor_Assy 42” Moto GP Monitor Assembly 1
3 800-00005-01 Mid-width coindoor – BBHD 1
4 600-00500-01 SB2-Inner Tunnel Support 1
5 850-00017-01 HP 6005 PC 1
6 RIO_Moto-GP_Assy Moto GP RIO board set assembly 1
7 FanAssy DC fan and wire guard assembly 3
8 2-1-10-00-00-000 5.25 Full Range Speaker 2
9 601-00696-01 Moto GP 42” Back door 1
10 Moto-GP 42 Marquee Screen Assy Moto GP 42” Marquee Screen Assembly 1
11 Moto-GP 42 Dash Assy Moto GP 42” Dash Assembly 1
12 Moto-GP 42 Marquee Header Assy Moto GP 42” Marquee Header Assembly 1
13 600-01409-01 Moto GP 42” Dash Mounting Bracket 1
14 600-00891-01 Securing Nylon Strap Plate 4
15 600-01563-01 Moto GP 42” Dash Mount 2
16 600-01560-01 Moto GP 42” Toe Kick Plate 2
17 600-01134-01 CLIP-LED-TMOLD 4
18 MG-P Blind_Connect_Female Moto GP Blindmate Connect Female Assembly 1
19 601-00580-01 PC Wood Cleat 2
20 01-1842 MotoGP Header Harness Plate with Grommet 1
21 603-00718-91 LED-Tmolding 91” 2
22 600-01650-01 Moto GP Rear Cabinet Access Plate 1
23 Moto-GP Blower Mounting Assembly Moto-GP Blower Mounting Assembly 1
24 Moto-GP 42 Back Door Assy Moto GP 42” Back Door Assy 1
25 PC-Strap Assy PC mounting strap assembly 1
26 Moto-GP_A-C Plate Assy Moto GP A-C Plate Assembly 1
27 LED-EXTRUSION-ASSY-RA -40in 102cm (40in) LED Extrusion assembly 1
28 LED-EXTRUSION-ASSY-40in Standard Use LED Assembly 3

Motorcycle Assembly
Parts
Motorcycle Assembly Part Numbers

1 603-00665-01-WIDE Moto GP Bike Body 1
2 Moto-GP-Handle Bar Assy Moto GP Handle Bar Assembly 1
3 603-00731-01 Moto GP Bike Right Frame 1
4 603-00732-01 Moto GP Bike Left Frame 1
5 603-00727-01 Moto GP Bike Right Side Vacform 1
6 603-00728-01 Moto GP Bike Left Side Vacform 1
7 603-00742-01 Moto GP 42” Bike Right Low Side Vacform 1
8 603-00743-01 Moto GP 42” Bike Left Low Side Vacform 1
9 ASSY-WOOFER-SNOW Assembly Woofer Snow motion 1
10 500-00179-108 Great Wall LED (3 circuit – Yellow Red Blue) 108cm 2
11 608-00184-01 Bike mounting bracket right 1
12 608-00183-01 Bike mounting bracket left 1
13 600-01568-01 Moto GP Bike Side perf 2
14 600-01565-01 Moto GP 42” Skirt Joiner Front 1
15 600-01566-01 Moto GP 42” Skirt Joiner Back 1
16 600-01569-01 Moto GP Bike Side perf color diffuser 2
17 606-01082-01 Moto GP Raw Emblem 2
18 600-01679-01 Moto GP Greatwall LED Clip 16
19 603-00752-01 Moto GP Spoke Cover Right 1
20 603-00753-01 Moto GP Spoke Cover Left 1
21 603-00754-01 Moto GP Rear Fender 1
22 603-00726-01 Moto GP Windshield 1
23 Moto-GP Taillight-Assy Moto GP Rear Taillight Assembly 1
24 600-01589-01 Moto GP Circle Bike Lense 2
25 600-01589-01-B Bike Lense part b – joined to 600-01589-01 and not removeable 1
26 TAILPIPE_ASSY-Production Moto GP Pipe-3-125_OD Assembly 2
27 500-00035-01 White LED Superpuck PCB 4
28 606-01108-01 Frame decal right 1
29 606-01107-01 Frame decal left 1

Handlebar Assembly
Handlebar Assembly Part Numbers

1 603-00735-01 Moto GP Handlebar Control Panel 1
2 807-00010-00 3-1/2” Full Range Paper Cone Woofer, 8 Ohm, 30 Watts (RMS) / 60 Watts (Max) 2
3 702-00032-00 Large Green Round Button – Start/Nitrous 1
4 604-00040-01 Moto GP handle bar mech (w Hard Grey Sno-X Grips) 50-0166-00 1
5 807-00010-01 3.5 inch speaker grille 2
6 600-01649-01 Moto GP Speedo Blackout Plate 1
7 606-01105-01 Moto GP Speedo Blackout Decal 1
8 Moto GP Keypad Assy Keypad Assembly 1
Parts
Tailpipe Assembly
1 608-00198-01 Moto GP Tailpipe 1
2 608-00198-02 Tailpipe LED bracket 1
3 500-00026-01 Red LED superpuck pcb 1
4 #8-32 panhd_phillips Phillips Black Screw 2
5 91870A148 #6-32x3_8-Flat Tamper Black 2
Taillight Assembly
1 600-01651-01 Moto GP Rear taillight plate 1
2 500-00184-13 Taillight – 5”(13cm) RGB LED Strip 1
3 600-01652-01 Moto GP Rear Taillight Acrylic 1
Keypad Assembly
1 2-1-14-00-00-000 Telephone keypad 1
2 600-01590-01 Keypad mounting plate 1
3 606-01106- Moto GP Keypad Decal 1
01_02_03_04 Red, Orange, Blue, Green
Moto GP 42” Camera Assembly

1 603-00764-01 Camera Housing Moto GP 1
2 500-00185-01 Moto GP webcam 1
3 99461A605 MMC 99461A605 Pan Head 2
Phillips 18-8 Stainless steel 1-32-#0
4 93701A408 8-32-1_2 Torx tamper black 2
Moto GP 42” AC Switch Plate Assembly

1 01-2291 AC Plate 1
2 Power Inlet IEC Appliance Inlet, screw-on 1
Receptacle mounting, quick-connect, 10A
3 T9-611-51 CBE Circuit breakers 5AMP 1
4 ON/OFF Switch Rated 16 amps @ 125 volts AC and 1
5 amps @ 30 volts DC. Max 250
AC and 72 DC. UL recognized and
CSA certified

Moto GP 42” Monitor Assembly

1 600-00073-01 42” LCD Display Glass (Tempered) 1
2 125blackfoamtape-small 1/8”x3/8”W/2”L Black Foam Tape 2
3 809-00004-01 42” LCD Monitor MT42W-267A 1
4 608-00156-02 42” Monitor Frame Assembly Weldment 1
5 606-01113-01 Moto GP Monitor Frame Camera Decal 1
6 Camera-House-Assy Moto GP Camera Assembly 1
7 LCD Foam Tape 1/16”Tx3/4”Wx120” Total Length Black Foam Tape 1
Parts
Moto GP 42” Marquee Assembly

1 600-01561-01-ASSY Moto GP Marquee Screen Weldment 1
2 603-00741-01 Moto GP Marquee Vacform Left 1
3 603-00739-01 Moto GP Marquee Vacform Center 1
4 603-00740-01 Moto GP Marquee Vacform Right 1
5 500-00162-20 20cm LED Strip White (with foam tape) 1
6 606-01017-01 Moto GP 42” Marquee Leader Translight 1
7 600-01588-01 Moto GP 42” Marquee Leader Plexiglass 1
8 #10-32 Torx-lock-flat #10-32 Torx #10 lock washer #10 flat washer 12

Moto GP 42” Marquee Header Assembly

1 600-01395-01 Moto GP Marquee Bracket 1
2 603-00722-01-Assy Moto GP Marquee Pan Assembly 1
3 500-00162-254 Marquee 254cm white LED with foam tape 1
4 606-01016-01 Moto GP Marquee Translight 1
5 600-01393-01 Moto GP Marquee Clear Lense 1
Moto GP 42” Rio Board Assembly

1 600-01670-01 Moto GP Rio Mounting Plate 1
2 500-00040-01 Rio board 1
3 500-00194-01 5V, 5A switching Regulator PCB 1
(12v input)
4 500-00075-01 Blower Motor PCB 1
Electrical Wiring
Moto GP 42” Dash Assembly

1 600-01562-01-ASSY Moto GP Dash Screen Weldment 1
2 603-00723-01 Moto GP Dash Center Vacform 1
3 603-00724-01 Moto GP Dash Right Vacform 1
4 603-00725-01 Moto GP Dash Left Vacform 1
5 #10-32 TORX-Lock-Flat #10-32 Torx #10 Lock Washer #10 Flat Washer 4
6 Torx 1-1_4-20 Torx 1-1/4 inch, lock and flat washer 8

Electrical Wiring

For an authorized distributor near you, visit Raw Thrills at http://www.rawthrills.com/sales-service
For service, contact your local distributor or your local Betson office for sales, technical information,
warranty or repair. Betson can be reached at (800) 524-2343 Fax (201) 438-4837 www.betson.com
CoinUp® Service Betson Enterprises Headquarters
PlayMechanix™ www.playmechanix.com 303 Paterson Plank Rd.
800 Roosevelt Road, Suite D-103 Carlstadt, NJ 07072
Glen Ellyn, IL 60137 (800) 524-2343 or (201) 438-1300
(866) 646-1975 fax (630) 942-1073 fax (201) 438-4837

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Setup and Operation

MotoGP™© Dorna Sports, S.L. 2015

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Assembled Cabinet Dimensions

Motorcycle Base Dimensions

Main Cabinet Dimensions

Setup Main Cabinet

Install Lower Dash Components

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Install Marquee Topper

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Verify Cabinet Functionality

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The Setup Wizard provides a step-by-step setup procedure.

Verify Input and Output Functionality

Verify Cabinet Connectivity

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Local Network Setup – 2 games

Local Network Setup – 3 to 8 games

Online Network Setup

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Online Player Experience

National and Operator Leaderboards

Online Player Accounts

Online Game Management

Player Loyalty Reports

Hard Drive Recovery

Flash Drive Restore

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Service Panel Switch Keypad Effect

Menu Screens and Descriptions

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Cabinet Link Number 1

Setting Description Default Choices

ONLINE SYSTEM ADJUSTMENTS

Online Maintenance Hour 4:00 am-5:00 am

Setting Description Default Choices

PLAYER COST ADJUSTMENTS

Setting Description Default Choices

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Setting Description Default Choices

ALTERNATIVE PAYMENT ADJUSTMENTS

Coin Meter on Credit Card On

Setting Description Default Choices

Setting Description Default Choices

Currency Type Dollar

Setting Description Default Choices

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Coins in Left Coin Slot 0

Coins in Right Coin Slot 0

Number of DBV Pulses 0

Service Switch Presses 0

Connection Details and Test

CONNECTION DETAILS AND TEST

Server Info games.playmechanix.net 54.67.72.92 80

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View Online Permissions

VIEW ONLINE PERMISSIONS

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