Francois Mevs

We have incorporated seven different test modes in the game to allow the user to test the various functions of the game.  Please see the document below for a listing of the tests and their expected...

Display boards in the game have two connectors J1 and J2.  When used in this game the harness must be plugged into the J1 connector, using J2 will cause the display data to not be shown clearly.   ...

The WR2034X I/O board on the game is what controls the clowns if a clown solenoid has failed or the driver IC on the I/O board has failed the clown can stay up during the boot sequence of the game....

All games must be running 1.4 or higher on the WR2034X I/O board (it is where the linking wires connect to). They must be all the same revision too.

Please click here to download the latest manual and system schematic. 

The center display of the game is connected to the J15 connector on the main board, The upper marquee display is connected to the J13 connection on the main board.  You can swap the 2 connections t...

The game uses an electromagnet and a metal plate to bring the two wheels together to spin the inner wheel.  To separate the plate and the magnet we  use thin shims between them.  Overtime the shims...

If the game has been coined in and not spun the center display will show "no spin" to indicate the game had timed out.  This feature was incorporated in software revision VW 1.07.    

The game is either unable to determine the speed of the wheel, the direction of the spin, or it was unable to determine the starting point on the wheel. Speed and direction are handled by the encod...

The clutch is connected to J4 on the main board.  With the power off disconnect J4 from the board use a multi meter to check the clutch for the proper resistance which is between 10 and  28 ohms.  ...