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Q:<\/strong> What are the recommended power supply settings?<\/strong> Q: What are the recommended power supply settings? A: +5.24VDC on all 8-line games. This reading should be taken at the small edge connector. For VGA games +5.50VDC at the 9-pin connector of the power supply *NOTE: All voltage should be set with the use of a voltmeter. Q: […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":2,"featured_media":0,"parent":5550,"menu_order":5,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","template":"","meta":{"content-type":"","footnotes":""},"class_list":["post-711","page","type-page","status-publish","hentry"],"yoast_head":"\n
\nA:<\/strong> +5.24VDC on all 8-line games. This reading should be taken at the small edge connector.
\nFor VGA games +5.50VDC at the 9-pin connector of the power supply
\n*NOTE: All voltage should be set with the use of a voltmeter.
\nQ:<\/strong> Can I replace my game board with another?<\/strong>
\nA:<\/strong> All 8-line games are interchangeable. Some may require a wire change.
\nQ:<\/strong> How do I control the volume of my game?<\/strong>
\nA:<\/strong> Most boards have a volume control on it marked as “VR1”. Those that don’t, have a setting in the on screen programming.
\nQ:<\/strong> How do I stop my bill acceptor from taking the $1 bills?<\/strong>
\nA:<\/strong> Most DBA’s have a switch that controls which bills will be accepted. Others will have to be programmed by a coupon to disable the unwanted bills.
\nQ:<\/strong> My printer was working before I reset my game. What has changed?<\/strong>
\nA:<\/strong> Most games have default settings that it will revert to when a game is reset.
\nThese defaults may not be the same settings you have chosen. The printer in the default may not be the one you have.
\nQ:<\/strong> After a storm or loss of power my games aren’t set up the way they were before, why?<\/strong>
\nA:<\/strong> Chances are there may be a bad battery on the board. It also may just be that the board reset to the default settings.
\nQ:<\/strong> My game board has a toggle switch, how do I reset it?<\/strong>
\nA:<\/strong> Power down the game, flip the switch it is spring-loaded and should return to original position. Turn game on; check bookkeeping to see if board was zeroed out.
\nQ:<\/strong> The game board has no toggle switch how do I reset it?<\/strong>
\nA:<\/strong> Some boards have a push button that will need to be pushed while game is showing bookkeeping screen.
\n*NOTE: Games without either switch will give this option in the “Data Setting” screen.
\nQ:<\/strong> When I change my Difficulty Level, do I need to reset my game?<\/strong>
\nA:<\/strong> Yes, but remember to check the settings before you allow game play. Some games revert to default values.
\nPayment:<\/strong> We accept cash, checks (with approval), Mastercard, Visa, American Express, and ship COD (cash on delivery)
\nNon-Warranty Repairs:<\/strong> All repairs not covered by our product warranty policy (including any products not directly purchased from Reel Amusements\u00ae<\/sup>) will incur a labor charge. We will warranty our repair work for 30 days.
\nReturns:<\/strong> All special order parts are non refundable. A 15% restocking fee may be applied for any returns that are approved.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"