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INITIAL SLOT MACHNE SETUP INSTRUCTIONS

Before you can setup your machine, you have to get it out of it’s shipping crate. There are many staples holding the crate together. Remove the top using a hammer and a screwdriver or a pry bar. Then remove one side panel the same way. With a side panel and the top gone the machine will come out of the crate.

Now you can begin to set up the machine.

If a stand is going to be used, it must be capable of holding 250 lbs or more without collapsing.

Open the machine door by moving the sliding lock lever (Right side of machine) all the way up. (Close the door by reversing this process.) (You may have to slightly lift the door up or down in order to lock the lever all the way in the down position) –

You will find that the coin change/service lamp that is normally attached to the top of the machine may have been removed and placed inside the machines coin hopper for shipping purposes. It attaches to the top of the machine with the 2 machine screws that are threaded into the candle. –

You will need to open the door on the machine and remove the top glass in order to gain access to the under side where the candle mounts.

You will find a white colored quick connect plug in the area behind the top glass that the lamp will plug into.

Your jackpot reset key has been placed into the reset switch lock located on the left side of the machine.

You will only use the reset key to reset the machines jackpot alarm when someone gets lucky enough to get a jackpot or when changing games. (Otherwise you will not need to turn this key)

You should notice that we left a coin in the coin comparator which is located in the door of the machine. This coin must remain in place or your machine will not accept coins and you will get a tilt error code or the coin will jam. You will also find the power cord inside the hopper.

Route the power cord thru a small opening in the back/bottom right side and plugs into a standard 110 volt outlet. The power switch is just inside the door opening (Right side) –

There’s also a small white test switch located on the main board. You don’t need to touch that. Initially when the machine is powered on it will initialize testing memory a self test and the reels will spin up. Anytime the door is opened and closed it may or may not do the same reel spin test.

If you ever get a general reel tilt open door turn your rest key that located on the right side above your pull handle then close your door.

Try to keep the hopper full of coins at all times if you game has a hopper. If you cash the machine out and run out of coins before you run the credit counter down you will get a hopper empty error on the display which is cleared by adding quarters to the hopper and closing the door again.

The only maintenance you should experience are normal wear things like replacing burned out light bulbs and the occasional coin jam which is corrected by removing the jammed coin(s) in the coin comparator.

Another common problem is the Bill Vallidator cash box is not inserted all the way or is mis-aligned which will cause your Bill Vallidator NOT to function. Be sure it is inserted squarely and pushed all the way in place.

Slot Machine Coin Hopper Wiring Diagram Schematic

The tilt codes that you will run into are reset and cleared by opening and closing the machine door.

Have fun with your slot machine and if you should have any questions or concerns, please contact us so we can help.

Once again, we thank you for choosing us to make your purchase. –

Slot Machine Coin Hopper Wiring Diagrams

Should you have any questions regarding the setup of your machine, please give us a call and we will do our best to help you out over the telephone.

95% of all problems can be resolved over the phone.

The remaining problems could be caused by the machine being banged around while in transit and might require a replacement part be sent to you. This is very rare but it can and does happen. Don’t panic! This is a casino slot machine and is very reliable.

Thank you for your Business!

Slot Machine Coin Hopper Wiring Diagram Unlabeled

Hey guys, been doing one of the project in instructables w/c is this
https://www.instructables.com/id/Make-Money-with-Arduino/
Interfacing a Coin Slot to a Arduino. Read and done the instructions provided in the project. But there seems to be a problem bec. i can't seem to get the desired output.
I have a Coin Slot w/c was already set to 3 different types of coins (P1, P5.00, P10.00)(Philippine Coins)
Set it up according to the instructions of the project, 'COIN' white wire connected to pin2 (interrupt pin 0) of the arduino, common ground connection of the arduino and the coin slot (12V), and for an easy way to see the output i put up 3 LEDs on pin8, pin9, and pin10.
This is the code i used, (modified)(original comments still there)
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const int coinInt = 0;
//Attach coinInt to Interrupt Pin 0 (Digital Pin 2). Pin 3 = Interrpt Pin 1.
volatile float coinsValue = 0.00;
//Set the coinsValue to a Volatile float
//Volatile as this variable changes any time the Interrupt is triggered
int coinsChange = 0;
int OneLed = 8;
int FiveLed = 9;
int TenLed = 10;
//A Coin has been inserted flag
void setup()
{
pinMode(OneLed, OUTPUT);
pinMode(FiveLed, OUTPUT);
pinMode(TenLed, OUTPUT);
Serial.begin(9600);
//Start Serial Communication

attachInterrupt(coinInt, coinInserted, RISING);
//If coinInt goes HIGH (a Pulse), call the coinInserted function
//An attachInterrupt will always trigger, even if your using delays
}
void coinInserted()
//The function that is called every time it recieves a pulse
{
coinsValue = coinsValue + 1;
//As we set the Pulse to represent 5p or 5c we add this to the coinsValue
coinsChange = 1;
//Flag that there has been a coin inserted
}
void loop()
{
if(coinsChange 1)
//Check if a coin has been Inserted
{
if (coinsValue 1)
{
digitalWrite(OneLed, HIGH);
delay(1000);
digitalWrite(OneLed, LOW);
}
else if (coinsValue 5)
{
digitalWrite(FiveLed, HIGH);
delay(1000);
digitalWrite(FiveLed, LOW);
}
else if (coinsValue 10)
{
digitalWrite(TenLed, HIGH);
delay(1000);
digitalWrite(TenLed, LOW);
}
//Print the Value of coins inserted
coinsChange = 0;
}
}
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Rather than using microsoft express, i wanted to use simple LEDs on pin8, pin9, and pin10 to indicate if the program read the input correctly.
after doing the wiring, and coding in the arduino, i tested to see if it would work.
NONE of the LEDs light up after inserting coins on the coinslot.
Need Help! :X