Brunswick Sync scoring system, Distribution Board 7 Peripheral Controller, Sync Touchpad, Vector keypad, Sync Tablet, Sync Console Power Supply, Display Controller, Sync Keyboard Controller Service manual

CONTENTS
Glossary of Terms..............................................................................................................................3
Sync Scoring Overview.....................................................................................................................4
Peripheral Controller..........................................................................................................................6
Distribution Board 7........................................................................................................................8
Connections and Components...................................................................................................8
Status LEDs............................................................................................................................. 11
Jumpers and Settings...............................................................................................................14
Peripheral Controller Configuration Settings................................................................................17
Console Electronics..........................................................................................................................19
Sync Tablets..................................................................................................................................19
Dual Pedestal...........................................................................................................................19
Sync Interface - Dual Pedestal Tablets....................................................................................20
Single Pedestal / Table Mount.................................................................................................24
Sync Interface - Single Pedestal / Table Mount Tablet ..........................................................25
Tablet Cleaning........................................................................................................................27
Sync Scorer Power Supply......................................................................................................28
Sync Touchpads.............................................................................................................................30
Dual Pedestal . .......................................................................................................................30
Touchpad Interface - Dual Pedestal.........................................................................................31
Touchpad Cable Interface PCB - Dual Pedestal Touchpads....................................................33
Sync Keyboard Controller . ....................................................................................................35
Vector Keypads.............................................................................................................................37
Display Controller............................................................................................................................40
Connections...................................................................................................................................40
Display Controller Configuration Settings....................................................................................41
Lane Tab - Display Controller.................................................................................................41
Admin Tab - System Control...................................................................................................44
Power Supply................................................................................................................................46
Circuit Board and Component Replacement...................................................................................47
Display Controller Replacement...................................................................................................48
Tablet Replacement.......................................................................................................................56
Peripheral Controller Replacement...............................................................................................60
Cabling Overview............................................................................................................................65
Cable Diagrams................................................................................................................................76
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GLOSSARY OF TERMS
The following terms are used in this section. To better understand the information presented in the
section you should familiarize yourself with these terms.
CAT5e (Category 5e) - A twisted pair cable used for carrying signals. CAT5e is an enhanced version of
Category 5 that adheres to more stringent standards. It is capable of transmitting data at speeds of up to
1000 Mbps (1 Gigabit per second). In the Sync system it is used in an Ethernet network to interconnect
the Control desk computer(s), Peripheral Controller boxes, overhead Display Controllers and the
bowler’s input consoles.
Peripheral Controller - A box located near the pinsetter on each lane pair that provides multiple
functions for the lane pair. It is responsible for interfacing pin cameras, controlling machine functions
such as on/off and reset, and handling signals needed for scoring such as foul, sweep switch, and ball
detector signals. It can control AMF short cycle and automated bumpers, as needed. It also provides
power and communication to optional Vector keypads.
Ethernet - A protocol that specifies how computers send information to one another.
Ethernet Switch - Device that is the central point of connection that enable network devices to
communicate with each other. In the Sync scoring system multiple switches are used to connect the
Peripheral Controllers, Display Controllers, Sync consoles and the Control system computer(s). Also
refer to CAT5e.
IP Address - A unique number assigned to a computer or device to identify it on a network. The
number can be assigned to the device as needed from a central point called a DHCP server (dynamic) or
set at the device itself (static).
Port - A port can be described as a physical connection on a computer, ethernet switch or other
electronic component that allows information to be sent or received from another computer or
electronic device. In networking a port describes one of the 65,535 “channels” available within a IP
address that allow a device to send and receive information.
RS-232 - The most popular type of serial communication used by computers. This type of
communication allows a computer to talk to a single specific device through a 9-pin connector called a
comport. Each device that the computer “talks” to will have its own dedicated comport.
RS-485 - A type of serial communication that allows a computer to talk to a multiple devices using one
“shared” comport. Also refer to Serial Communication.
Serial Communication - A popular means of transmitting data between a computer and another
device. In the Sync system two types of serial communication are used; RS-232 and RS-485. Also
refer to RS-232 and RS-485.
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SYNC SCORING OVERVIEW
The Sync scoring system includes electronic components located in the bowler and pinsetter areas.
Together, these assemblies perform automatic scoring functions, provide the bowler with input
capabilities, control the pinsetter, and display information about the game in progress. Refer to figures
titled Sync Configuration Overview and Vector Keypad Configuration Overview.
The system is available with Touchpads (keypads) or with full display touchscreen bowler’s consoles.
Both types of consoles allow the bowler to enter all information needed to begin bowling, change or
correct information once bowling has begun and access special features of the scoring system. The
full display touchscreen console is also capable of showing the bowler’s scoresheet screen. Centers
upgrading from Vector scoring have the option of re-using their Vector keypads instead of Sync
bowler’s consoles.
Overhead monitors for each lane pair are equipped with a computer called a Display Controller. This
controller provides scoring functionality and produces a high definition (HD) scorer display for the
screens.
Peripheral Controller boxes mounted on the curtain wall connect to lane pair components such as the
pinsetters, pin cameras, Vector keypads or Sync Touchpads (keypads), and automated bumpers as
needed.
Sync Configuration Overview
(1) PERIPHERAL CONTROLLER
(TABLE MOUNTED) (4) LEFT SYNC CONSOLE (FLOOR MOUNT)
(7) DISPLAY CONTROLLER
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(2)
(5)
(8)
LEFT SYNC CONSOLE (3) RIGHT SYNC CONSOLE (TABLE MOUNTED)
RIGHT SYNC CONSOLE (6) CURTAIN WALL
(FLOOR MOUNTED)
WIDESCREEN OVERHEAD MONITORS
Vector Keypad Configuration Overview
(1) PERIPHERAL CONTROLLER
(4) LEFT VECTOR KEYPAD (FLOOR MOUNTED)
(7) DISPLAY CONTROLLER
(2)
(5)
(8)
LEFT VECTOR KEYPAD (3) RIGHT VECTOR KEYPAD
(TABLE MOUNTED) (TABLE MOUNTED)
RIGHT VECTOR KEYPAD (6) CURTAIN WALL
(FLOOR MOUNTED)
WIDESCREEN OVERHEAD MONITORS
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PERIPHERAL CONTROLLER
The Peripheral Controller provides multiple functions for a lane pair dependent on the pinsetter in use
and optional devices that may be installed on the lane pair.
The board contains circuits to allow communication to GS series pinsetters, Brunswick automated
bumpers and Sync Touchpad (keypad) or optional Vector keyboard.
For non GS pinsetter installations it supplies power to the pin camera and processes the camera’s video,
turns the pinsetters on/off, cycles the pinsetters as needed, interfaces the ball detectors and foul unit to
the scoring system.
The board also has the capability to control AMF automated bumpers and provide signals for AMF
pinspotter chassis equipped with the short cycle functionality. Version 7 also contains circuitry and
connectors on the circuit board to expand functionality in the future. Refer to figure titled: Peripheral
Controller Box, Distribution Board 7 Connectors and Components, Distribution Board 7 LEDs, and
Distribution Board 7 Jumpers.
(9)
BUMPERS
(8)
CAMERA
(4)
CABLE
FEED THROUGH
(7)
HOLE
GS
PINSETTER
(6)
KEYPADS
(5)
NETWORK
CONNECTION
(3)
POWER
(4)
IN
(2)
CABLE
FUSES
FEED THROUGH
(1)
HOLE
POWER
SWITCH
(11)
POWER
SUPPLY
(10)
DISTRIBUTION
BOARD 7
Peripheral Controller Box
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The function of the circuit boards, and external connections for the Peripheral Controller include:
(1) Power Switch - Power switch for the Peripheral Controller box. Pressing this button turns the
Peripheral Controller On/Off .
(2) Fuses - Protection for the main input power. Rating = 2.0Amp 250V, Slow Blow.
(3) Power In - 120VAC or 240VAC main input power for the Interface box.
(4) Cable Feed Through Hole - Access holes for the cables that connect directly to the
Distribution board. For non-GS pinsetters the cables that typically route through these holes
include those for the pin camera’s video and ball detector signals, AMF bumper control, and
switches and controls for the pinsetters. For GS pinsetters the ball detector signal used to
determine ball speed is routed through the holes.
(5) Network Connection - The connection point for the Cat5e cable from the Ethernet Switch
located on the curtain wall.
(6) Keypads - Connection that provides +12VDC power and RS-232 communication for Sync
Touchpads and Vector Keypads.
(7) GS Pinsetter - Connection that provides RS-485 communication for GS Series pinsetters.
(8) Camera - Connection that provides +12VDC power to the pin camera used for non-GS
pinsetter installations.
(9) Bumpers - Connection that provides RS-485 communication for Brunswick automated
bumpers.
(10) Distribution Board 7 - The main circuit board inside the Peripheral Controller.
(11) Power Supply - This board converts the incoming A/C power to supply 12 VDC. This voltage
is used to generate additional voltage levels used by the Distribution PCBs, Pin Camera and
Sync Touchpads or optional Vector Keypads. Input to the power supply can be 120 VAC or 240
VAC.
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Distribution Board 7
Connections and Components
+3.3V
D81
+5V
(24)
LCD
CONTRAST
CONTROL
(25)
LCD
DISPLAY
(13)
ISP
D57
1
16
PT1
(23)
PIN CAMERA
VIDEO
J21
CAM_IN2
J17
BYTE
CE2
J12
LCD1
JP14
JP15
(1)
POWER
IN
CAM_IN1
(22)
VIDEO
OUT
J3
1
1
+12V
D100
CAM_1-3
CAMERA_EN
+12Vdc
OPEN
OPEN
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
SW2
SW3
J30
(2)
ETHERNET
JP8
BOARD_ADR1
BOARD_ADR2
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
SPEED
D60
J31
JP13
A21
JP11
A20
JP9
A19
(21)
PROGRAMMING
PORTS
JP1
PE5
1 PE4
1 PE3
1
ALSB
BEAT
PWR_DN
D36
(3)
BALL
DETECT
44DEG_RT
D46
PH_LEFT
D73
PH_RIGHT
D102
BOOT1
SWP_LT
D61
44DEG_LT
D49
J33
THR_RT SWP_RT
SWP/THR_RT
D84
F1
J34
FOUL_RT
D2
D50
WD_EN
RESET
TX4
APS_LEFT
D69
J20
D59
ISP
DIR6
DIR3
D28
J24
44/NPS_RIGHT
FOUL_IN
J22
44/NPS_LEFT
APS_RIGHT
D64
+12Vdc
JP18
D25
RX3
D29
D30
TX3
RX6
D26
D27
TX6
+12V +5V
JP19
1
DIR1
RS232 RS485
D22
RX1
D23
JP20 1
TX1
D24
D7
J36
APS_RIGHT
SP_IN1
D53
SP_IN2
D54
SP_IN3
D55
SP_IN4
D56
PWR_RT
D39
RST_RT
D40
D8
PWR_LEFT
D32
RST_LEFT
D33
J15
J18
K3
K2
T JP6 U
J26
R_BUMPER_L
SPARE OUT
J25
PWR/RES_RIGHT
LAN1 OUT
LAN2 OUT
LAN3 OUT
T JP7 U
1
J19
SP_OUT4
D98
1
J8
1
K1
T JP3 U
LAN1 IN
K4
SP_OUT1
D95
SP_OUT2
D96
SP_OUT3
D97
LAN2 IN
LAN3 IN
+12Vdc
JP16
J28
(18)
PIN CAMERA
RS-232
TX5
BUMP_RIGHT BUMP_LEFT
D41
D34
SPARE_IN
(8)
SPARE
INPUT
RS232
J7
RX5
J35
J37
(19)
KEYPADS
D3
JP12
FOUL_LT
D94
APS_LEFT
(7)
AMF
SHORT CYCLE
RX4
NPS_RT NPS_LT
D62
J5
RS232_L&R
J6
SW1
THR_LT
D75
1
1
FS_ERR
D16
USB_PWR
D17
0DEG_LT
D48
SWP/THR_LT
D58
(6)
FOUL
JP5
0DEG_RT
D47
J27
J32
(5)
SWITCH CLUSTER /
NEW PIN SOLENOID
J1
BOOT0
JP4
+5V PH_LEFT
PH_RIGHT +12V
(20)
USB
CONNECTORS
J14
JTAG
Jp17 1
(4)
SWEEP / THROW
SWITCH
JP2
J13
DEBUG
J16
J9
J23
PWR/RES_LEFT
J29
(16)
GS PINSETTER
COMMUNICATION
+12Viso
JP10
(9)
SPARE
OUTPUT
(10)
AMF
BUMPER
CONTROL
(17)
RS-485
CONNECTORS
(11)
EVEN LANE
CONTROL
(12)
ODD LANE
CONTROL
(14)
(15)
SPARE
BRUNSWICK
RS-485
BUMPER
CONNECTORS COMMUNICATION
Distribution Board 7 Connectors and Components
The function of the connectors and components on the Distribution Board 7 are:
(1) Power In - (J30) Board power connector. Input for +12VDC originating at the power supply.
(2) Ethernet - (J31) Internal connection point for the Cat5e cable that attaches to the external
“Ethernet” connector located on the bottom of the Peripheral Controller. The Distribution
board communicates with the Sync control system, Display Controllers, and Sync Touchscreen
consoles through this connection.
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(3) Ball Detect - (J27,J32) Connections for the ball detector signals. When used in a system with
pin cameras, these connections provide power for the ball detectors and an input for the signal
that starts the scoring process and is used to determine ball speed. They are also used in GS
pinsetters to monitor the GS pinsetter’s ball detectors so that ball speed can be calculated. Also
refer to Ball Detect Jumper (JP17) and Ball Detect LEDs (D73,D102).
J27 - Odd (left) lane
J32 - Even (right) lane
(4) Sweep / Throw Switch - (J33,J34) Connections for the signal from the sweep/rake switch
installed on the pinsetter when pin cameras are used for scoring. These connections are not
used with GS pinsetter installations. Also refer to Sweep Switch / Throw LEDs (D61,D62,
D75,D84).
J33 - Odd (left) lane
J34 - Even (right) lane
(5) Switch Cluster / New Pins Solenoid - (J22,J24) Connections for the signals from the 0 degree
and 44 degree switches and the New Pin Solenoids (NPS) that may be installed as an option for
A-2 pinsetters. Also refer to Switch Cluster LEDs (D46-D49) and NPS LEDs (D50,D58).
J22 - Odd (left) lane
J24 - Even (right) lane
(6) Foul - (J35) Input for the signals from the foul units for both the left and right lanes. Also refer
to Foul Jumper (JP18) and Foul LEDs (D69,D94).
(7) AMF Short Cycle - (J36,J37) Connection to the AMF 8270MP pinspotter to allow the
machines to perform a short cycle when needed. Also refer to AMF Short Cycle LEDs
(D59,D64).
J36 - Odd (left) lane
J37 - Even (right) lane
(8) Spare Input - (J28) Reserved for future use.
(9) Spare Output - (J29) Reserved for future use.
(10) AMF Bumper Control - (J26) Connection to AMF automated bumpers. Also refer to AMF
Bumper Control LEDs (D34,D41).
(11) Even Lane Control - (J25) Connection to the even (right) lane pinsetter. The distribution PCB
turns the even lane pinsetter on/off by energizing relay K3 and resets (cycle) the pinsetter by
energizing relay K4. LED D19 turns “on” when the pinsetter power relay (K1) energizes. LED
D23 turns “on” when the pinsetter reset relay (K2) energizes. This connector is not used for
installations with GS Series pinsetters.
(12) Odd Lane Control - (J23) Connection to the odd (left) lane pinsetter. The distribution PCB
turns the even lane pinsetter on/off by energizing relay K1 and resets (cycle) the pinsetter by
energizing relay K2. LED D27 turns “on” when the pinsetter power relay (K1) energizes. LED
D33 turns “on” when the pinsetter reset relay (K4) energizes. This connector is not used for
installations with GS Series pinsetters.
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(13) ISP - (J20) In system programming connector for manufacturer’s use only.
(14) Spare RS-485 Connectors - (J18,J19) Not Used.
(15) Brunswick Bumper Communication - (J15,J16) Internal connection point for the cable that
attaches to the external “Bumper” connector located on the bottom of the Peripheral Controller.
This connector is used to communicate to optional Brunswick automated bumpers. The output
connection (J16) is not used.
(16) GS Pinsetter Communication - (J8,J9) Internal connection point for the cable that attaches
to the external “GS Pinsetter” connector located on the bottom of the Peripheral Controller.
Connection that provides RS-485 communication for GS series Pinsetters. The output
connection (J9) is not used.
(17) RS-485 Connections - (J8,J9,J15,J16,J18,J19) Connections that provides RS-485
communication for GS series Pinsetters (J8) and optional Brunswick automated bumpers (J15).
The output connections (J9,J16) and the spare Connectors (J18,J19) are not used.
(18) Pin Camera RS-232 - (J7) Internal connection point for the cable that attaches to the external
“Camera” connector located on the bottom of the Peripheral Controller. This connection
provides +12VDC power for the pin camera.
(19) Keypads - (J6) Internal connection point for the cable that attaches to the external “Keypad”
connector located on the bottom of the Peripheral Controller. This connection provides +12VDC
power and RS-232 communication for the Sync Touchpad and Vector Keypads.
(20) USB Connectors - (J1,J5) Not Used. For manufacturer’s use only.
(21) Programming Ports - (J13,J14) For factory use only.
(22) Video Out - (LCD1) For factory use only.
(23) Pin Camera Video - (J3) Connection for the video originating at the pin camera.
(24) LCD Contrast Control - (PT1) For factory use only.
(25) LCD Display - (J21) For factory use only
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Status LEDs
(1)
POWER
+3.3V
D81
+5V
D57
1
16
PT1
J21
CAM_IN2
J17
BYTE
CE2
CAM_IN1
J12
LCD1
JP14
JP15
J3
1
1
+12V
D100
(2)
NETWORK
SPEED
CAM_1-3
CAMERA_EN
+12Vdc
(3)
DIAGNOSTIC
JP8
BOARD_ADR1
BOARD_ADR2
OPEN
OPEN
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
SW2
SW3
J30
SPEED
D60
J31
JP13
A21
JP11
A20
JP9
A19
JP1
PE5
1 PE4
1 PE3
1
ALSB
BEAT
(4)
SWITCH CLUSTER
SWITCHES
JP2
J13
1
(5)
BALL
DETECT
(6)
SWEEP SWITCH/
THROW SIGNAL
44DEG_RT
D46
PH_LEFT
D73
PH_RIGHT
D102
JP4
BOOT1
SWP_LT
D61
JP17 1
SWP/THR_RT
JP5
0DEG_RT
D47
J27
D84
D58
J34
RX4
D2
D50
WD_EN
RESET
JP12
FOUL_LT
FOUL_RT
D94
TX4
ISP
J20
D59
DIR6
DIR3
D25
RX3
D29
44/NPS_LEFT
44/NPS_RIGHT
APS_RIGHT
D64
+12Vdc
JP18
D30
J36
APS_RIGHT
RX6
D26
D27
TX6
JP19
+12V +5V
1
DIR1
RS232 RS485
D22
RX1
D23
JP20 1
TX1
D24
D53
D54
SP_IN3
D55
SP_IN4
D56
PWR_RT
D39
RST_RT
D40
TX5
BUMP_RIGHT BUMP_LEFT
D41
D34
J15
J18
K2
T JP6 U
J26
R_BUMPER_L
SPARE OUT
J25
PWR/RES_RIGHT
LAN1 OUT
LAN2 OUT
LAN3 OUT
T JP7 U
1
J19
1
(14)
RS-485 (LAN2)
COMMUNICATION
J8
1
K1
T JP3 U
LAN1 IN
K3
LAN2 IN
LAN3 IN
K4
J28
SP_OUT1
D95
SP_OUT2
D96
SP_OUT3
D97
SP_OUT4
D98
(16)
KEYPAD (EVEN)
D8
PWR_LEFT
D32
RST_LEFT
D33
SPARE_IN
(10)
SPARE
OUTPUT
RS232
J7
D7
J22
SP_IN1
SP_IN2
+12Vdc
JP16
J37
(15)
RS-485 (LAN1)
COMMUNICATION
RX5
J24
J35
APS_LEFT
TX3
(17)
KEYPAD (ODD)
D3
APS_LEFT
D69
D28
FOUL_IN
RS232_L&R
J6
F1
NPS_RT NPS_LT
D62
J5
SW1
THR_LT
D75
1
1
FS_ERR
D16
USB_PWR
D17
0DEG_LT
D48
44DEG_LT
D49
THR_RT SWP_RT
(9)
SPARE
INPUT
J1
BOOT0
J32
(18)
USB
1
2
19
20
J33
(8)
AMF
SHORT
CYCLE
J14
+5V PH_LEFT
PH_RIGHT +12V
SWP/THR_LT
(19)
NPS
(7)
FOUL
PWR_DN
D36
J16
J9
(13)
RS-485 (LAN3)
COMMUNICATION
J23
PWR/RES_LEFT
J29
+12Viso
JP10
(11)
AMF
BUMPER
CONTROL
(12)
LANE
CONTROL
Distribution Board 7 LEDs
The function of the LEDs on the Distribution Board 7 are:
(1) Power - (D57,D81,D100) Power indicator LEDs
D57 (red) - +3.3VDC
D81 (red) - +5VDC
D100 (green) - +12VDC
(2) Network Speed - (D60) LED D60 (green) indicates the status of the Ethernet network
connections.
ON - Network cable is connected
FLASHING - Network activity
(3) Diagnostics - (D36) LED D36 (green) flashes when the Distribution PCB is working properly.
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(4) Switch Cluster Switches - (D46 - D49) These LEDs light to indicate when the zero degree and
44 degree switches that are available as an option on A-2 pinsetters are “closed”.
D46 (red) - Right Lane 44 degree switch
D47 (red) - Right Lane 0 degree switch
D48 (green) - Left Lane 0 degree switch
D49 (green) - Left Lane 44 degree switch
(5) Ball Detect - (D73,D102) These LEDs turn “ON” when a ball detect signal occurs.
D73 (green) - Left lane ball detect
D102 (red) - Right lane ball detect
(6) Sweep Switch / Throw - (D61,D62,D75,D84) These LEDs turn “ON” when the sweep switch
on the pinsetter is actuated and when the pinsetter is on first ball. These LEDs are only used for
installations equipped with pin cameras.
D61 (green) - Left lane sweep switch
D62 (green) - Left lane 1st ball
D75 (red) - Right lane sweep switch
D84 (red) - Left lane 1st ball
(7) Foul - (D69,D94) These LED turn “ON” when the board is receiving a foul signal. These LEDs
are not used for GS Series pinsetters installations.
D69 (green) - Left lane foul signal
D94 (red) - Right lane foul signal
(8) AMF Short Cycle - (D59,D64) These LED turn “ON” when the short cycle signal is sent to the
AMF pinspotter.
D59 (green) - Left lane short cycle
D64 (red) - Right lane short cycle
(9) Spare Input - (D53-D56) Not Used.
(10) Spare Output - (D95-D98) Not Used.
(11) AMF Bumper - (D34, D41) These LEDs turn “ON” when a signal (voltage) is sent to the AMF
automated bumpers.
D34 (green) - Left lane bumpers
D41 (red) - Right lane bumpers
(12) Lane Control - (D32,D33,D39,D40) These LEDs turn “ON” when the relays to turn on or reset
the pinsetters are energized. These LEDs are not used for GS Series pinsetters installations.
D32 (green) - Left lane power (K1 energized)
D33 (green) - Left lane reset (K2 energized)
D39 (red) - Right lane power (K3 energized)
D40 (red) - Right lane reset (K4 energized)
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(13) RS-485 (LAN3) Communication - (D28-D30) Not Used.
LED D28 (blue) - Direction
LED D29 (red) - Receive
LED D30 (green) - Transmit
(14) RS-485 (LAN2) Communication - (D25-D27) These LEDs turn “ON” when information is
being transmitted or received from the Brunswick bumpers.
LED D25 (blue) - Direction
LED D26 (red) - Receive
LED D27 (green) - Transmit
(15) RS-485 (LAN1) Communication - (D22-D24) These LEDs turn “ON” when information is
being transmitted or received from the GS Series pinsetter.
LED D22 (blue) - Direction
LED D23 (red) - Receive
LED D24 (green) - Transmit
(16) Keypad Even - (D7,D8) These LEDs turn “ON” when information is being transmitted or
received from the even (right) lane Sync Touchpad or Vector Keypad.
LED D7 (red) - Receive
LED D8 (green) - Transmit
(17) Keypad Odd - (D2,D3) These LEDs turn “ON” when information is being transmitted or
received from the odd (left) lane Sync Touchpad or Vector Keypad.
LED D2 (red) - Receive
LED D3 (green) - Transmit
(18) USB - (D16, D17) Not Used.
LED D16 (red) - USB error
LED D17 (green) - USB power
(19) NPS - (D50,D58) These LED turn “ON” when a 12VDC signal is sent to the New Pin Solenoid
that is available as an option on A-2 pinsetters.
LED D50 (green) - Left lane NPS
LED D58 (red) - Right lane NPS
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Jumpers and Settings
(10)
DIGITAL
CAMERA
ENABLE
(13)
BOARD
ADDRESS 1
(12)
BOARD
ADDRESS 2
D81
+5V
(11)
MEMORY
CONFIGURATION
D57
+3.3V
1
16
PT1
J21
CAM_IN2
J17
BYTE
CE2
CAM_IN1
J12
LCD1
JP14
JP15
J3
1
1
+12V
D100
CAM_1-3
CAMERA_EN
JP8
+12Vdc
BOARD_ADR1
BOARD_ADR2
OPEN
OPEN
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
SW2
SW3
J30
SPEED
D60
J31
JP13
A21
JP11
A20
JP9
A19
JP1
PE5
1 PE4
1
1 PE3
(1)
PROGRAMMING
JUMPERS
ALSB
BEAT
(1)
PROGRAMMING
JUMPERS
PWR_DN
D36
JP2
J13
1
44DEG_RT
D46
PH_LEFT
D73
PH_RIGHT
D102
J14
1
2
19
20
J1
BOOT0
(2)
BALL
DETECT
JP4
+5V PH_LEFT
PH_RIGHT +12V
BOOT1
SWP_LT
D61
JP17 1
J27
J32
44DEG_LT
D49
J33
THR_RT SWP_RT
D84
D58
J34
RX4
FOUL_LT
D94
WD_EN
RESET
TX4
APS_LEFT
D69
J20
D59
D29
44/NPS_LEFT
44/NPS_RIGHT
APS_RIGHT
D64
+12Vdc
JP18
D30
J36
APS_RIGHT
TX3
D22
RX6
D26
D27
TX6
D23
D24
JP20
1
J7
RX5
SP_IN1
D53
SP_IN2
D54
SP_IN3
D55
SP_IN4
D56
PWR_RT
D39
RST_RT
D40
D8
PWR_LEFT
D32
RST_LEFT
D33
TX5
BUMP_RIGHT BUMP_LEFT
D41
D34
J15
J18
K3
K2
T JP6 U
J26
R_BUMPER_L
J25
PWR/RES_RIGHT
LAN1 OUT
LAN2 OUT
LAN3 OUT
T JP7 U
1
J19
SP_OUT4
D98
1
J8
1
K1
T JP3 U
LAN1 IN
K4
J28
SP_OUT1
D95
SP_OUT2
D96
SP_OUT3
D97
LAN2 IN
LAN3 IN
SPARE_IN
SPARE OUT
TX1
(8)
CAMERA PORT(J7)
CONFIGURATION
RS232
RX1
D7
+12Vdc
JP16
J37
JP19
+12V +5V
1
RS232 RS485
J22
J24
J35
APS_LEFT
(4)
FOUL
D25
RX3
DIR1
DIR6
DIR3
FOUL_IN
D3
ISP
D28
(3)
WATCHDOG
ENABLE
(9)
RESET
D2
D50
JP12
FOUL_RT
RS232_L&R
J6
F1
NPS_RT NPS_LT
D62
J5
SW1
THR_LT
D75
1
1
FS_ERR
D16
USB_PWR
D17
0DEG_LT
D48
SWP/THR_LT
SWP/THR_RT
JP5
0DEG_RT
D47
J16
J9
J23
PWR/RES_LEFT
J29
+12Viso
JP10
(5)
SPARE
POWER
(6)
12V
ISOLATION
(7)
RS-485 (LAN)
TERMINATION
Distribution Board 7 Jumpers
The function of the jumpers on the Distribution Board 7 are:
(1) Programming Jumpers - (JP4,JP5,JP9,JP11,JP13) For factory use only
JP4,JP5 - Install jumper at pins 2-3 (Gnd) (Default)
JP9,JP11,JP13 - Install jumper at pins 1-2 (Default)
(2) Ball Detect - (JP17) Jumper used to configure the Distribution PCB to power the ball detectors
used in installations equipped with pin camera with 5VDC or 12VDC. This setting is only
impacts installations that use cameras for scoring (Centers without GS-Series pinsetters and
StringPin pinsetters). For square type ball detectors, set the jumper to 5VDC. For the round ball
detectors, set the jumper to 12VDC.
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CAUTION! The ball detect jumper on the Distribution board MUST be set to
the proper voltage. Failure to do so can cause permanent damage to the ball
detector.
Square Ball Detector - Install jumper at pins 1-2 (5V)
Round Ball Detector - Install jumper at pins 2-3 (12V)
(3) Watchdog Enable - (JP12) For factory use only.
JP12 - Remove jumper (Default)
(4) Foul - (JP18) Jumper used to configure the distribution so that is can properly handle the
foul input signal. When using Brunswick foul units or foul units that use a relay type (switch)
output, install a jumper to short the pins. If using a foul unit that supplies +12VDC as an output
(AMF) remove the jumper.
Brunswick Foul Unit - Install jumper (Default)
AMF Foul Unit - Remove Jumper
(5) Spare Power - (JP16) Reserved for future use.
JP16 - Remove Jumper (Default)
(6) +12V Isolation - (JP10) Factory use only.
JP10 - Install Jumper (Default)
(7) RS-485 (LAN) Termination - (JP3,JP6,JP7) Jumpers used to terminate the RS-485
communication. JP3 - GS pinsetter communication. Install jumper at pins 2-3 (Terminate) (Default)
JP6 - Brunswick automated bumpers. Install jumper at pins 2-3 (Terminate) (Default)
JP7 - Spare. Install jumper at pins 2-3 (Terminate) (Default)
(8) Camera Port Configuration (JP19,JP20) - Jumpers used to determine the voltage and
communication type for the pin camera.
JP19 - Voltage Level. Install jumper at pins 2-3 (12V) (Default)
JP20 - Communication Type. Install jumper at pins 2-3 (RS-232) (Default)
(9) Reset - (SW1) Push button used to restart the Distribution board.
(10) Digital Camera Enable - (JP8) Factory use only.
JP8 - Install Jumper (Default)
(11) Memory Configuration - (JP14,JP15) Factory use only.
JP14 - Install jumper at pins 1-2 (Default)
JP15 - Install jumper at pins 1-2 (Default)
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(13) Board Address 2 - Factory use only. Always set switch 8 to the ON position. Setting the
switch to the OFF position will place the board into a factory test mode and cause diagnostics
LED, D36 to flash rapidly.
(14) Board Address 1 - Bank of 8 switches used to assign the lane ID. Refer to figure titled
Distribution Board Lane Assignment (Board Address 1).
Distribution Board Lane Assignment (Board Address 1)
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Peripheral Controller Configuration Settings
Settings for the Peripheral Controller can be found in the Sync office program under the Lanes tab,
Distribution Board selection. These setting are configured at installation and typically do not need to
be altered when replacing the Peripheral Controller. They are provided here for reference purposes only.
Refer to figures titled Distribution Setup 1, Distribution Setup 2 and Distribution Properties.
1
2
Distribution Setup 1
Distribution Setup 2
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Distribution Properties
(1) Switch Setting - The decimal value of the address of the Board Address 1 switches.
(2) Lane Assignment - From the drop down box, select the left and right lane numbers where the
Distribution Board is connected. (3) Display Controller - From the drop down box, select the Display Controller that is associated
with the lane pair where the Peripheral Controller is connected.
(4) Host - The IP address assigned to the Peripheral Controller. (For informational use only)
(5) Port - The network port assigned to the Peripheral Controller. (For informational use only)
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CONSOLE ELECTRONICS
The bowler’s console allows the bowler to enter all information needed to begin bowling, change or
correct information once bowling has begun and access special features of the scoring system. Sync
bowler’s consoles can be equipped with a standard keypads (Touchpads) or full touchscreens (Tablets)
capable of displaying the bowling scoresheet. Centers upgrading from Vector scoring have the option of
re-using their Vector keypads instead of Sync bowler’s consoles.
The consoles can be mounted to tables or pedestal mounted to the floor. The type bowler’s console and
the mounting method determines the interface board needed to connect the console to the rest of the
system.
Sync Tablets
Dual Pedestal
(1)
SYNC
INTERFACE
J1
J3
J5
J4
+ -
(2)
TABLET
J10
+ -
-
+
-
+
(3)
BACK VIEW
(4)
FRONT VIEW
Sync Tablet - Dual Pedestal
(1) SYNC INTERFACE
(4) FRONT VIEW
(2) TABLET
(3) BACK VIEW
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Sync Interface - Dual Pedestal Tablets
The interface board located in dual tablet pedestals connects two touchscreen tablets to the pedestal’s
speakers and microphones and provides 12VDC to power the tablets. Two similar interface boards are
available with the difference being the addition of RJ-45 connectors used for routing the ethernet cat5e
network cables. This board with the added connectors provide a simple pass-through for the network
signal allowing centers that upgrade their tablets to the most recent model to use their existing network
cabling. Refer to the figures titled Sync Interface - Dual Pedestal Tablets (Non Upgrade Version) and
Sync Interface - Dual Pedestal Tablets (Tablet Upgrade Version)
L2 L3 L4 L5
L1
L6 L7 L8
L9 C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 C7 C8 C9 C10 C11 C12
MIC1
MIC2
D9
(1)
TO
TOUCHSCREEN
D2
D3
J1
Vin1/Vin2
L11 L12
J2
JPR4
ST
MN
MN
SPEAKERS
+
+
-
(7)
POWER
JUMPER
TESTED
DATE
INITIALS
+ -
J10
(3)
ETHERNET
CONNECTION
-
+
-
+
WHITE
GREEN
BLACK
RED
R
L
(9)
ETHERNET
CABLES
(57-501416-XXX)
(10)
SPEAKERS
Sync Interface - Dual Pedestal S5 Tablets (Non Upgrade Version)
2
-
(2)
POWER
INPUT
(6)
SPEAKER
CONFIGURATION
JUMPERS
J10
J3
J5
J5
1
(4)
SPEAKER
CONNECTION
J4
PWR2
1
2
(3)
ETHERNET
CONNECTION
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JPR5
ST
SP_G
SP_G
1
+ -
+12V
TP3
D7
JPR3
(6)
SPEAKER
CONFIGURATION
JUMPERS
(8)
POWER
CABLE
(57-501320-000)
RS-232
1
D8
JPR1
J4
J1
(5)
POWER
LED
L16 L17
+12V
+12V
D6
PWR1
INITIALS
J3
L13 L14
1
D5
DATE
D4
JPR2
L10 L15
(5)
POWER
LED
TESTED
(1)
TO
TOUCHSCREEN
U1
D1
(2)
POWER
INPUT
D10
The function of the components and connectors on the pedestal mounted Sync Interface are:
(1) To Touchscreen - (J1,J3) Connection to the tablet for the speaker and microphone signals and
12VDC power.
J1 - Right (even) lane
J3 - Left (odd) lane
(2) Power Input - (J4,J5) Input for 12 VDC originating at the Sync console power supply located
on the curtain wall.
J4 - Right (even) lane
J5 - Left (odd) lane
(3) Ethernet Connection - Connection for the Cat5e cabling from the Sync system network.
The tablet communicates with the Sync control system, Display Controllers, and Peripheral
Controller through this connection.
(4) Speakers - (J7) Connection for the speakers located in the pedestal.
(5) Power Led - (D6,D7) These LEDs turn “ON” when 12 VDC power is received at the board.
Refer to (2) Power Input.
D6 - 12 VDC input power at J4 is present.
D7 - 12 VDC input power at J5 is present.
(6) Speaker Configuration Jumpers - (JPR1,JPR3, JPR4,JPR5) Jumpers used to select which
audio signal routes to the speaker and the grounding method of the speakers.
JPR1,JPR3 - Ground Method. Remove Jumper (Default)
JPR4 - Audio Channel Select for the even lane (right) tablet. Install jumper at pins 1-2
(Default) to route the tablet’s right channel audio to the speakers.
JPR5 - Audio Channel Select for the odd lane (left) tablet. Install jumper at pins 1-2
(Default) to route the tablet’s right channel audio to the speakers.
(7) Power Jumper - (JPR2) Jumper that connects the inputs of J4 and J5 together. This allows the
both tablets to be powered through either power input connector in the event that power is not
available at the other connector.
JPR2 - Remove Jumper - DO NOT Install (Default)
WARNING! Do not install a jumper on Power Jumper (JPR2) when power
is applied to connector Power Input (J5). Damage to the Sync Console Power
Supply may result.
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L2 L3 L4 L5
L1
L6 L7 L8
L9 C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 C7 C8 C9 C10 C11 C12
MIC1
MIC2
(3)
ETHERNET
CONNECTION
J7
D9
(1)
TO
TOUCHSCREEN
D2
Vin1/Vin2
J2
JPR4
RS-232
1
D8
+12V
JPR5
ST
MN
MN
J5
J6
(3)
ETHERNET
CONNECTION
SPEAKERS
+
+
-
(3)
ETHERNET
CONNECTION
PWR2
1
2
(6)
SPEAKER
CONFIGURATION
JUMPERS
D7
JPR3
SP_G
SP_G
1
TP3
1
JPR1
J4
(4)
SPEAKER
CONNECTION
J10
2
-
(6)
SPEAKER
CONFIGURATION
JUMPERS
J8
(7)
POWER
JUMPER
(2)
POWER
INPUT
(3)
ETHERNET
CONNECTION
J9
J1
INITIALS
(5)
POWER
LED
L16 L17
+12V
+12V
D6
ST
DATE
J3
L13 L14
1
PWR1
TESTED
D4
JPR2
L10 L15
L11 L12
D5
J7
(1)
TO
TOUCHSCREEN
D3
J1
(5)
POWER
LED
(3)
ETHERNET
CONNECTION
J9
D10
U1
D1
(2)
POWER
INPUT
(3)
ETHERNET
CONNECTION
J3
J4
J5
+ -
+ -
J6
J10
J8
L
DATE
INITIALS
(3)
ETHERNET
CONNECTION
BLACK
RED
WHITE
GREEN
R
TESTED
-
L
+
-
+
R
(8)
POWER
CABLE
(57-501320-000)
(9)
ETHERNET
CABLES
(57-501416-XXX)
(10)
SPEAKERS
Sync Interface - Dual Pedestal Tablets (Tablet Upgrade Version)
The function of the components and connectors on the pedestal mounted Sync Interface are:
(1) To Touchscreen - (J1,J3) Connection to the tablet for the speaker and microphone signals and
12VDC power.
J1 - Right (even) lane
J3 - Left (odd) lane
(2) Power Input - (J4,J5) Input for 12 VDC originating at the Sync console power supply located
on the curtain wall.
J4 - Right (even) lane
J5 - Left (odd) lane
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(3) Ethernet Connection - Connections for the Cat5e cabling from the Sync system network.
These connections provide a pass-though for the network signal to allow the use of existing
network cables when upgrading to the latest tablet model. The tablet communication to the Sync
control system, Display Controllers, and Peripheral Controller route through these connections.
J6 - Right (even) lane input (from switch)
J7 - Right (even) lane output (to tablet)
J8 - Left (odd) lane input (from switch)
J9 - Left (odd) lane output (to tablet)
(4) Speakers - (J7) Connection for the speakers located in the pedestal.
(5) Power Led - (D6,D7) These LEDs turn “ON” when 12 VDC power is received at the board.
Refer to (2) Power Input.
D6 - 12 VDC input power at J4 is present.
D7 - 12 VDC input power at J5 is present.
(6) Speaker Configuration Jumpers - (JPR1,JPR3, JPR4,JPR5) Jumpers used to select which
audio signal routes to the speaker and the grounding method of the speakers.
JPR1,JPR3 - Ground Method. Remove Jumper (Default)
JPR4 - Audio Channel Select for the even lane (right) tablet. Install jumper at pins 1-2
(Default) to route the tablet’s right channel audio to the speakers.
JPR5 - Audio Channel Select for the odd lane (left) tablet. Install jumper at pins 1-2
(Default) to route the tablet’s right channel audio to the speakers.
(7) Power Jumper - (JPR2) Jumper that connects the inputs of J4 and J5 together. This allows the
both tablets to be powered through either power input connector in the event that power is not
available at the other connector.
JPR2 - Remove Jumper - DO NOT Install (Default)
WARNING! Do not install a jumper on Power Jumper (JPR2) when power
is applied to connector Power Input (J5). Damage to the Sync Console Power
Supply may result.
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Single Pedestal / Table Mount
(1)
SYNC
INTERFACE
(2)
TABLET
(3)
BACK VIEW
(4)
FRONT VIEW
Sync Tablet - Table / Single Pedestal Mounted
(1) SYNC INTERFACE
(4) FRONT VIEW
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(2) TABLET
(3) BACK VIEW
Sync Interface - Single Pedestal / Table Mount Tablet
The interface board for single pedestal or table mounted tablets connects the tablet to the internal
speakers and microphone and provides 12VDC to power the tablet. Refer to the figures titled Sync
Interface - Table / Single Pedestal.
(6)
JPR1
SPEAKER
CONFIGURATION
JUMPER
JPR1
C3 C4
C1 C2
SP_G
RS-232
(4)
J1
TO
SPEAKERS /
MICROPHONE
(2)
J3
POWER
INPUT
L1
L2
L3
L4
L5
L6
SP & MIC
J1
L8
D5
D2
+
J4
L9
-
POWER IN
(2)
J3
POWER
INPUT
J4
+1
J3
- 2
D3
C7
(3)
ETHERNET
CONNECTION
BRUNSWICK BP
57-501295-000
INTERFACE TM
(7)
TABLET
PCB
D4
+12V
+
RED
U1
(4)
J1
TO
SPEAKERS
MICROPHONE
J1
BLACK
C5 C6
(1)
J4
TO
TOUCHSCREEN
D1
R1
+12V
L7
C8
C9
GND
L10
TP1
(8)
SPEAKER
(8)
SPEAKER
VIEW FROM BACK
(5)
D1
POWER
LED
TP3
(1)
J4
TO
TOUCHSCREEN
Sync Interface - Single Pedestal / Table Mounted Tablets (Non Upgrade Version)
The function of the components and connectors on the table/single pedestal mounted Sync Interface are:
1) To Touchscreen - (J4) Connection to the tablet for the speaker and microphone signals and
12VDC power.
(2) Power Input - (J3) Input for 12 VDC originating at the Sync console power supply located on
the curtain wall.
(3) Ethernet Connection - Connection for the Cat5e cabling from the Sync system network.
The Sync tablet communicates with the control system, Display Controllers, and Peripheral
Controller box through this connection.
(4) Speakers / Microphone - (J1) Connection for the speakers and micophones located in the
console.
(5) Power Led - (D1) This LED turns “ON” when 12 VDC power is received at the board. Refer to
(2) Power Input.
(6) Speaker Configuration Jumpers - (JPR1) Jumper used to select the grounding method of the
speakers.
JPR1 - Ground Method. Remove Jumper (Default)
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Tablet Cleaning
The tablet surface should be kept free of dirt, dust, finger prints, or other materials that could lower the
screen visibility. For fingerprint smudges, dust, and lint, wipe the screen gently using a dry microfiber
cloth. Never use a paper towel or other paper-based towels as they can leave scratches on the screen.
For dirtier screens, use a small amount of water (don’t add soap or anything else to the water) to make a
corner of the cloth slightly damp.
IMPORTANT: DO NOT use harsh chemicals, including Windex, anything with ammonia, or
alcohol-based cleaners. If a liquid is necessary, you should only use a small amount of water
on the cloth. NEVER use abrasive cloths, paper towels, or tissue paper, which can scratch the
touchscreen. The scratches will be small and build up over time, damaging and dulling the
screen. Instead, use microfiber cloths, which are specially designed to clean sensitive surfaces.
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Sync Scorer Power Supply
The Sync power supply is mounted on the curtain wall of a lane pair for installations equipped with
Sync touchscreens. The unit accepts a universal input of 120 VAC - 240 VAC. Outputs include 12VDC
connectors to supply the touchscreen tablets for a lane pair as well as the tablet Ethernet switch located
under the ball rack on select lane pairs and a main power output connection that can be used to power
the Peripheral Controller. Fuses located inside the power input connector protects the unit from power
surges. Refer to the figure titled Sync Scorer Power Supply - Tablet Installations.
(5)
TO
LEFT LANE
SYNC CONSOLE
NETWORK
SWITCH
LEFT LANE
POWER IN
(6)
TO CONSOLE
NETWORK
SWITCH
RIGHT LANE
2X 5.0 AMP
SLOW BLOW
FUSES ONLY
(4)
TO
RIGHT LANE
SYNC CONSOLE
(1)
AC POWER
IN
POWER IN
(2)
POWER
FUSES
(5A SB)
2X 5.0 AMP
SLOW BLOW
FUSES ONLY
(3)
AC POWER
OUT
POWER OUT
Sync Scorer Power Supply - Tablet Installations
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The function of the connectors and components on the touchscreen transformer are:
(1) AC Power In - A/C power input.
(2) Power Fuses - Fuses used for the incoming A/C power.
INPUT VOLTAGE
FUSE RATING
110 VAC - 120 VAC
5.0 AMP 250V Slow Blow
220 VAC -240 VAC
5.0 AMP 250V Slow Blow
(3) AC Power Out - A/C power connection used to power the Peripheral Interface.
(4) To Right Lane Sync Console - Output for 12 VDC for the right (even) lane Sync Tablet
console.
(5) To Left Lane Sync Console - Output for 12 VDC for the left (odd) lane Sync Tablet console.
(6) To Console Network Switch - Output for 12 VDC used to power the Sync Tablet Ethernet
switch as needed on select lane pairs.
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Sync Touchpads
The Sync Touchpads are full function keyboards that allows the bowler to enter all information needed
to begin bowling or change/correct information once bowling has begun. The use of a keypad gives
the bowler complete control over bowling functions without the added cost of a lower display. The
Touchpads are available in floor-mounted dual or single pedestal configurations or can be mounted
individually to the table tops of certain Brunswick designed furniture.
Dual Pedestal
(2)
TOUCHPAD
(1)
TOUCHPAD
INTERFACE
J1
J3
J5
AUDIO
IN
J6
AUDIO
OUT
1
2
Q
J4
SPEAKER
3
W
A
J2
LAN IN
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OK
service
service
(4)
FRONT VIEW
(3)
BACK VIEW
Sync Tablet - Dual Pedestal
(1) TOUCHPAD INTERFACE
(4) FRONT VIEW
(2) TOUCHPAD
(3) BACK VIEW
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Touchpad Interface - Dual Pedestal
The Touchpad Interface PCB for dual pedestal consoles contains the circuitry to connect two touchpad
keyboards to the Sync scoring system. The Touchpad Interface PCB along with the Touchpad Cable
Interface board located under the lanes near the ball lift provide a convenient and flexible way to route
cabling to the touchpads inside a dual pedestal.
(5)
POWER LED
L9
MIC1
MIC2
C6 C7 C8 L5
L1 C1 C2 C3
J3
C4 R2 D3
+12V
L2
(1)
TO
SYNC KEYBOARD
CONTROLLER J8
D1
+12V
TP1
TP2
J5
LAN_IN
(4)
SPEAKER
CONNECTION
J1
J6
AUDIO
OUT
AUDIO IN
INTERFACE PCB
57-501284-000
J2
LAN IN
AUDIO OUT
J4
SPEAKER
Touchpad Interface - Dual Pedestal
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MIC/
SPEAKERS
LAN IN
LAN OUT
INTERFACE PCB
(9)
BACK VIEW OF CONSOLE
(6)
INTERCOM
AUDIO
CABLE
(10)
TO
TOUCHPAD
CABLE INTERFACE
(11)
SYNC KEYBOARD
CONTROLLER
57-501281-000
LAN OUT
J4
(3)
COMMUNICATION / POWER
CONNECTION
J5
AUDIO
IN
LAN IN
J6
T
J3
MIC/
SPEAKERS
L7 L8
JPR1
C10 R1 U 1
(11)
SYNC KEYBOARD
CONTROLLER
AUDIO OUT
D2
C5
J2
AUDIO IN
(1)
TO
SYNC KEYBOARD
CONTROLLER J8
L6
SPEAKERS
(2)
INTERCOM
AUDIO CONNECTIONS
GND
AUDIO_OUT
AUDIO_IN
L3 L4
J1
C9
(8)
SPEAKERS
(7)
COMMUNICATION /
POWER
CABLE
The function of the components and connectors on the pedestal mounted Sync Interface are:
(1) To Sync Keyboard Controller J8 - (J1,J3) Connection for communication, power and audio
that is sent to the J8 connector on the Sync Keypad Controller PCB.
J1 - Left (odd) lane
J3 - Right (even) lane
(2) Intercom Audio Connections- (J5,J6) Connections for the intercom audio originating from
the Audio Control Unit located at the control desk.
J5 - Audio In (For Both Lanes)
J6 - Audio Out (Not Used)
(3) Communication / Power Connection - (J2) Connection for the power, communication and
audio exciter signals that originate at the Peripheral Controller. This connection handles the
signals for both lanes. Refer to (7) Communication / Power Cable.
(4) Speakers - (J4) Connection for the speakers located in the pedestal.
(5) Power Led - (D3) This LED turns “ON” when 12 VDC power is received at the board. Refer to
(3) Communication / Power Connection and (7) Communication / Power Cable.
(6) Intercom Audio Cable - Cable for the intercom audio(s) originating at the control desk Audio
Control box. The cable attaches to the Touchpad Cable Interface PCB located under the lanes,
behind the ball lift.
(7) Communication / Power Cable - Cable that delivers power, communication and audio exciter
signals that originate at the Peripheral Controller. The cable attaches to the Touchpad Cable
Interface PCB located under the lanes, behind the ball lift.
(8) Speakers - Speakers used for the exciter and intercom audios as well as the keyboard beep that
occurs when the bowler presses a button on the touchpad.
(9) Back View of Console - A rear view of the pedestal with all covers removed.
(10) To Touchpad Cable Interface - To simplify cable routing and connections, the cables used
for the Sync Touchpad first connect to a circuit board called a Touchpad Cable Interface. This
board is located under the lanes, near the ball lift.
(11) Sync Keyboard Controller - A circuit board responsible for interfacing the keyboard and
intercom and exciter audios in the Touchpad. The connections on the board allow for flexibility
in routing cables to the touchpad. The actual connections used on the board is dependent on
whether the touchpad is installed in a dual pedestal or in mounted individually.
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Touchpad Cable Interface PCB - Dual Pedestal Touchpads
To conveniently connect cables to a dual pedestal touchpad as well as route the cables lane to lane, a
connection board called a Touchpad Cable Interface is used. The board is located under the lanes, near
the ball lift.
(1)
POWER
LED
(5)
COMMUNICATION /
POWER / EXICTER AUDIO
OUT
LAN_IN
(2)
COMMUNICATION /
POWER / EXICTER AUDIO
IN
J2
+12V
D1
J1
R1
GND
TP1
AUDIO_IN
(3)
INTERCOM
AUDIO
IN
J4
+12V
(4)
INTERCOM
AUDIO
OUT
TP2
AUDIO_OUT
J5
J3
L1
Cable Interface - Dual Pedestal Touchpads
The function of the components and connectors on the Cable Interface for dual pedestal touchpads are:
(1) Power LED (D1) - This LED turns “ON” when 12 VDC power is received at the board. Refer
to (2) Communication / Power / Exciter Audio In (J1).
(2) Communication /Power/Exciter Audio In (J1) - Connection for the power, communication
and audio exciter signals that originate at the Peripheral Controller. The signals that enter the
board at this connection pass through the board and directly connect to output connector J2.
This connection handles the signals for both lanes. Refer to (5) Communication/Power/Exciter
Audio Out (J2).
(3) Intercom Audio In (J3) - Input of the intercom audio(s) originating at the control desk Audio
Control box. If the board is located at the first lane pair, the cable comes from the control desk
Audio Control box. For the reset of the lanes, the cable comes from the Cable Interface PCB for
the previous lane pair. Refer to (4) Intercom Audio Out (J4,J5).
(4) Intercom Audio Out (J4,J5) - Output connectors for the intercom audio that entered the board
at J3. The J5 connection allows the continuation of the intercom audio(s) to the Cable Interface
board for the next lane pair. Connection J4 connects the intercom audio to J5 on the Touchpad
Interface board inside the dual pedestal.
(5) Communication/Power/Exciter Audio Out (J2) - Output for the power, communication
and audio exciter signals that originated at the Peripheral Controller and entered the board at
connection J1. These signals are routed to J2 on the Touchpad Interface board inside the dual
pedestal. This connection handles the signals for both lanes. Refer to (2) Communication/
Power/Exciter Audio In (J1).
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Sync Keyboard Controller
The Sync Keyboard Controller contains the circuitry to interface the keyboard and intercom and exciter
audios in the Touchpad. The connections on the board allow for flexibility in routing cables to the
touchpad. The actual connections used on the board is dependent on whether the touchpad is installed
in a dual pedestal or in mounted individually. Refer to the figure titled Sync Keyboard Controller Single Pedestal / Table Mount.
For dual pedestal installations, a Touchpad Interface PCB, mounted inside the pedestal, along with the
Touchpad Cable Interface board, located under the lanes near the ball lift, provide a convenient and
flexible way to route cabling. Because of this cable routing method, only a couple of connectors on the
Controller board are used for dual pedestals.
When the touchpad is individually mounted the connections on the Controller board are used to route
the cables lane to lane. Because of this, most of the connections are needed when the touchpad are
mounted individually using a single pedestal or table mount.
R60
L7
L8
C25
L4
L6
L5
J7
U9
D6
C52
C24
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MIC/
SPEAKERS
LAN IN
D9
D10
D12
D13
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R78
R80
R81
C59
C60
C57
C54
C58
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(7)
TO
SYNC
INTERFACE
(6)
COMMUNICATION/
POWER
(5)
COMMUNICATION/ OUT
POWER
IN
VIEW FROM BACK
AUDIO OUT
J4
LAN_OUT
LAN_IN
R71
C46
R72
C40
R62
R56
R63
R59
R68
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+
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C51
C49
C47
R51
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R52
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C41
C43
R50
R44
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C38
R38
R39
R41
R40
R35
MIC/SPEAKERS
(4)
SPEAKER /
(3)
MICROPHONE
INTERCOM
AUDIO OUT
AUDIO IN
D14
R77
R76
C53
R75
U10
R54
Q1
R36
R37
C16
C18
C17
L2
C19
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C1
J3
J9
J6
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L12
L13
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L10
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R73
C42
C48
C45
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R67
R66
R69
R61
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C36
C33
C35
C30
R49
R48
R43
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C34
R29
R79
C37
R28
R21
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R55
R20
U3
U8
R27
29
R26
39
R24
R25
R19
40
R16
R17
R18
1
R23
R15
JP4
T1
C39
R65
R83
R47
R22
R14
C61
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R13
C44
U7
C22
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C23
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R12
(2)
INTERCOM
AUDIO IN
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C9
C10
U1
C2
R11
SPEAKER
D15
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R7
R8
R9
R10
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C31
R3
R5
R6
R32
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AUDIO
TERMINATOR
1
D8
D7
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C26
C27
U5
L3
D3
R33
C13
R34
R2
MICROPHONE
R53
R58
R57
R64
R42
R45
C28
U6
C29
C21
C20
R46
C14
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R1
J1
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OUTPUT
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D5
(11)
TO
TOUCHPAD
(9)
MICROPHONE
JP3
U2
C6
C7
C8
C12
R31
C5
R30
(10)
DIAGNOSTIC
LED
LAN OUT
INTERFACE PCB
(12)
SPEAKER/MICROPHONE
ASSEMBLY
Sync Keyboard Controller - Single Pedestal / Table Mount
The function of the components and connectors on the table or single pedestal mounted Sync Interface
are:
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(1) Speaker (J2) - Connection to the speaker. Connection that can be used as an alternative way
to connect the internal speakers. Currently this connection is not used. Refer to (4) Speaker /
Microphone (J9).
(2) Intercom Audio In (J5) - Input of the intercom audio(s) originating at the control desk Audio
Control box. If the board is located in the first console, the cable comes from the control desk
Audio Control box. For the reset of the lanes, the cable comes from the Sync Interface PCB for
the previous lane. Refer to (3) Intercom Audio Out (J6).
(3) Intercom Audio Out (J6) - Output of the intercom audio for the next console. This connection
allows the continuation of the intercom audio(s) to the next lane. If the board is installed in the
last console and the signals do not continue, they are terminated using the termination jumper
JP4. Refer to (8) Audio Terminator (JP4).
(4) Speaker / Microphone (J9) - Connection for the microphone that is used for the intercom
system and the speakers used for the intercom, exciter audio, and keyboard beep.
(5) Comm/Power/Exciter Audio In (J3) - Connection for the power, communication and audio
exciter signals. When the board is located in left console (odd lane), signals for both the left
and right lane coming from the Primary Patch Panel of the Scorer Computer enter the board at
J3. If the board is located as the second keypad of the lane pair (even lane), the signals route
through the odd lane keypad then to this connector. Refer to (7) Comm/Power/Exciter Audio
Out (J4).
(6) Comm/Power/Exciter Audio Out (J4) - Connection for the communication, power and audio
exciter going to the second keypad for the lane pair. This connection is only used on the left
(odd) lane keypad.
(7) To Sync Interface (J8) -Connection used only in dual pedestal installations that connects
the intercom, exciter audio, and communication signals to the Touchpad Interface PCB. This
connection is not used in table mounted or single pedestal touchpad installations.
(8) Audio Terminator (JP4) - Jumper used to terminate the intercom audio signal. If the intercom
audio cable does not continue to another console from J6, terminate the signal by placing a
jumper between pins 2 and 3 (T). Otherwise place a jumper between pins 1 and 2 (U).
(9) Microphone (J7) - Connection that can be used as an alternative way to connect the
microphone used for the intercom system. Currently this connection is not used. Refer to (4)
Speaker / Microphone (J9).
(10) Diagnostic LED (D3) - This light flashes to indicate that the PCB is functioning properly.
(11) To Touchpad (J1) - Connection to the keyboard in the console.
(12) Speaker/Microphone Assembly - The microphone that is used for the intercom system and the
speakers used for the intercom, exciter audio, and keyboard beep.
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Vector Keypads
Instead of using Sync consoles for the bowler entries, a center can opt to use their existing Vector
keypads. These keypads are identical lane to lane and contain circuit boards that are interchangeable.
The Keypad Interface PCB located in the keypad housing handles the bowler input, sound selection and
communication for the console. Refer to the figures titled Vector Keypads and Keypad Interface PCB.
(3)
MICROPHONE
(2)
KEYPAD INTERFACE
PCB
(1)
KEYBOARD
(4)
SPEAKER
Vector Keypads
(1) KEYBOARD
(4) SPEAKER
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(2) KEYPAD INTERFACE PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD
(3) MICROPHONE
Keypad Interface PCB
The function of the connectors and components on the Keypad Interface are:
(1) Diagnostic LED (D3) - This light flashes to indicate that the PCB is functioning.
(2) Audio In (J5) - Input of the intercom audio(s) originating at the control desk Audio Control
box. If the board is located in the first console, the cable comes from the control desk Audio
Control box. For the reset of the lanes, the cable comes from the Keypad Interface PCB for the
previous lane. Refer to (3) Audio Out (J6).
(3) Audio Out (J6) - Output of the intercom audio for the next console. This connection allows the
continuation of the intercom audio(s) to the next lane. If the board is installed in the last console
and the signals do not continue, they are terminated using the termination jumper JP4. Refer to
(4) Audio Terminator (JP4).
(4) Audio Terminator (JP4) - Jumper used to terminate the intercom audio signal. If the intercom
audio cable does not continue to another console from J6, terminate the signal by placing a
jumper between pins 2 and 3 (T). Otherwise place a jumper between pins 1 and 2 (U).
(5) Keyboard (J1) - Connection to the keyboard in the console.
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(6) Comm/Power/Exciter Audio In (J3) - Connection for the power, communication and audio
exciter signals. When the board is located in left console (odd lane), signals for both the left and
right lane coming from the Peripheral Controller enter the board at J3. If the board is located
as the second keypad of the lane pair (even lane), the signals route through the odd lane keypad
then to this connector. Refer to (7) Comm/Power/Exciter Audio Out (J4).
(7) Comm/Power/Exciter Audio Out (J4) - Connection for the communication, power and audio
exciter going to the second keypad for the lane pair. This connection is only used on the left
(odd) lane keypad.
(8) Microphone (J7) - Connection to the microphone used for the intercom system.
(9) Speaker (J2) - Connection to the speaker. The circuit board applies the selected audio to the
speaker through this connection. This audio includes the intercom, exciter audio, and keyboard
beep.
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DISPLAY CONTROLLER
Connections
The Display Controller receives scoring information from the Peripheral Controller through a network
connection. Using this information it provides the high definition scorer video to the monitor for a lane
pair using HDMI cables. It also provides on/off and video input control for the monitors thorough a
serial ports (Com1). Refer to the figure titled Display Controller.
(6)
STATUS
LEDS
(7)
POWER
SWITCH
(1)
OVERHEAD
CONTROL
(4)
NETWORK 2
(NOT USED)
LAN
LAN
KB/MS
COM 1
HDD
(3)
NETWORK
VGA
LINE IN
LINE OUT
SYS
COM 4
COM 2
MIC IN
COM 3
DC IN 12V
USB
(5)
POWER
INPUT
HDMI 1
HDMI 2
USB
USB
(2)
SCORER
VIDEO
Display Controller
The function of the connections on the Display Controller are:
(1) Overhead Control - (Com 1) RS232 serial port that provides On/Off and video input control
for the overheads.
(2) Scorer Video - (HDMI 1 / HDMI 2) HD Output connection to the LCD monitor for the scorer
video.
HDMI 1 - Left (odd) lane video.
HDMI 2 - Right (even) lane video.
(3) Network - (LAN) Connection for the ethernet network. The Display Controller communicates
with the other devices in the system through this connection.
(4) Network 2 (Not Used) - Disabled network port. Do NOT USE.
(5) Power In - (DC In 12v) Input for power coming from the power supply unit located behind the
left lane overhead monitor.
(6) Status LEDs - (HDD/SYS) The HDD LED flashes to indicate when the hard drive inside the
Display Controller is being accessed. The system LED lights when the Display Controller is
“ON”
(7) Power Switch - This switch turns the Display Controller ON/OFF.
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Display Controller Configuration Settings
Settings and assignments for the Display Controller can be found in the Sync office program under
the Lanes tab, Display Controller selection and under the Administrator tab, System Control selection.
These setting located under the Lane tab are configured at installation and typically do not need to be
altered when replacing the Display Controller. They are provided here as reference only. The Display
Controller settings located under the Admin / System Control are also configured at installation but
should be verified whenever the Display Controller is replaced. Refer to figures titled Lane Tab Display Controller Setup 1, Lane Tab - Display Controller Setup 2, Lane Tab - Display Controller
Properties and Admin Tab / System Control - Display Controller Setup.
Lane Tab - Display Controller
1
2
Lane Tab - Display Controller Setup 1
Lane Tab - Display Controller Setup 2
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(1)
NAME
(2)
LANE
ASSIGNMENT
(3)
MONITOR
(4)
PORT
(5)
MONITOR
ID
3
(6)
CENTER TV
NAME
(3)
MONITOR
(4)
PORT
(5)
MONITOR
ID
Lane Tab - Display Controller Properties
(1) Name - The name assigned to the Display Controller to identify it from the other controllers in
the system.
(2) Lane Assignment - Drop down boxes used to assign lane numbers to the Display Controller.
Set the Lane Assignment as follows:
Left Lane - The left lane number of the lane pair on which the Display Controller is
installed.
Right Lane - The right lane number of the lane pair on which the Display Controller is
installed.
(3) Monitor - From the drop down boxes, select the model of the monitors used on the left and
right lane of the lane pair. This selection determines the “remote control” codes used to control
the monitor.
(4) Port - From the drop down boxes, select the comport the Display Controller uses to control the
monitors. The setting for both the left and right lane should be set to the same comport number
since both lanes are controlled through a common connection. In most centers these will be set
as follows:
Left Lane - Com1
Right Lane - Com1
Center TVs - Com1
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(5) Monitor ID - These settings correspond to the ID number assigned inside the monitor. Also
refer to the procedure Configuring Samsung Overhead Monitors. For all Display Controllers set
the IDs as follows:
Left Lane - 1
Right Lane - 2
Center TVs - 3
(6) Center TV Name - The names assigned to the additional TV monitor located at the lanes to
identify them from one another.
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Admin Tab - System Control
1
2
(5)
CONFIGURE
(8)
IDENTIFY
(3)
REBOOT
(4)
BROADCAST
(6)
LOGS
(7)
NAME
(9)
DVR
(2)
IP
ADDRESS
(1)
DEVICE
LIST
Admin Tab / System Control - Display Controller Setup
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(1) Device List - A list of all devices on the Sync network.
(2) IP Address- The network IP address assigned to the selected device.
(3) Reboot - Master system reboot. This selection causes all devices on the network to reboot.
(4) Broadcast - Sends the configuration information to all devices on the network.
(5) Configure - Sends the configuration information to the selected device.
(6) Logs - Used by technical support to gather log files if logging has been enabeled. Logging
must be turned in the office program on the Home tab, System Analysis screen.
(7) Name - The name assigned to the devices within the system.
(8) Identify - Forces the selected device to display its configuration settings on its display monitor.
(9) DVR - Used by technical support to enable recording of activity for a device for a specified
period of time.
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Power Supply
(5)
DISPLAY
CONTROLLER
POWER
(4)
POWER
SWITCH
POWER SWITCH
ER
W
PO UT
O
(3)
AC POWER
OUT
POWER
OUT
ER
W
PO IN
(1)
AC POWER
IN
(2)
POWER
FUSES
(5A SLOW BLOW)
ER
W
IN
PO
POWER
IN
Display Controller Power Supply
(1) AC Power In - AC power input.
(2) Power Fuses - 5 amp, slo blo fuses used for the incoming power.
(3) AC Power Out - AC power connection that can be used to power a monitor.
(4) Power Switch - Push button used to power the unit On/Off.
(5) Display Controller Power - 12V DC power output for the Display Controller.
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CIRCUIT BOARD AND COMPONENT REPLACEMENT
CAUTION: Some circuits and circuit boards may be static sensitive and can
be damaged due to improper handling. You should follow the suggested
guidelines to avoid problems. NOTE: Failure to use proper handling techniques for the circuit board may void the warranty.
1. Before working on or removing any board you MUST discharge any static within your body by
touching the metal chassis of the component.
2. Always keep static sensitive boards and components in their protective wrapping when not in
use.
3. Handle the boards by the edges only to avoid damaging the board.
4. Avoid touching the gold plated edge terminals.
Before replacing any component, you must determine if it requires any initial setup. Refer to the chart
titled Configuration Chart.
Component
Setup Required Setup/Comments
Display Controller
Yes
1. Verify the cabling to the Display Controller is connected properly.
2. Set the IP address for the Display Controller in the office program to
match the address assigned to the new Display Controller.
3. Updated setting from the Office Program as needed.
4. Assign 2 bowlers to the lane pair using Lite League to test.
Display Controller Power
Supply
No
Check power fuses
Peripheral Controller
Yes
1. Set Board Address dip switches to the left lane number of the lane pair.
2. Verify the jumper settings on the board.
Pin Camera
Yes
1. Connect cables as needed. Make sure power cable is connected properly.
2. Calibrate the Camera for the lanes associated with the cameras.
Ethernet Switch
No
Connect cables as needed. Make sure power cable is connected properly.
Sync Interface
(Single Mounted Tablet)
Yes
1. Connect cables as needed. Make sure power cable is connected properly.
2. Verify the jumper settings on the board.
Sync Interface
(Pedestal Mounted Tablet)
Yes
1. Connect cables as needed. Make sure power cables are connected
properly.
2. Verify the jumper settings on the board.
Sync Console Power Supply
No
Check power fuses
Vector Keypad Interface PCB
Yes
Set jumper on JP4
At 2 and 3(T) if the audio cable does not continue from J6
At pins 1 and 2 (U) if the audio cable continues from J6
Sync Tablet
Yes
1. Connect cables as needed. Make sure power cable is connected properly.
2. Set the IP address for the tablet in the office program to match the
address assigned to the new tablet.
3. Assign 2 bowlers to the lane pair using Lite League to test.
Touchpad Interface (Pedestal
Mounted Touchpads)
Yes
1. Connect cables as needed. Make sure power cables are connected
properly.
2. Verify the jumper settings on the board.
Sync Keyboard Controller
(Single Mounted Touchpad)
Yes
1. Connect cables as needed. Make sure power cables are connected
properly.
2. Verify the jumper settings on the board.
Configuration Chart.
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Display Controller Replacement
NOTE: The screen shots in this procedure may vary slightly from what is displayed on your
system. Although the graphics might differ, the content and the procedure is the same regardless
of the system version.
NOTE: Before disconnecting any cables from the original Display Controller, take note of
where each cable is connected so that they are attached to the replacement Display Controller
properly. It is strongly recommended to mark each cable with a marker to designate its
connection before disconnecting the cables.
1. Turn “OFF” the display controller using the power switch located at the back of the Display
Controller.
2. Take note of where each cable connects to the original Display Controller, then disconnect all
cables from the Controller.
3. Remove the knob and strap clamp from the hanging strap and lift the original Display
Controller up and off of the overhead structure. Retain the knob and clamp for reinstallation
with the new Display Controller. Refer to the figure titled Display Controller Clamp.
(1)
DISPLAY
CONTROLLER
(3)
KNOB
(2)
HANGING
STRAP CLAMP
Display Controller Clamp
(1) DISPLAY CONTROLLER
(2) HANGING STRAP CLAMP
(3) KNOB
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4. If needed, transfer the hanging straps to the replacement Display Controller and attach it to the
overhead structure in the same spot as the original controller. Refer to the figure titled Display
Controller Hanging Straps.
(2)
HANGING STRAP
(1)
DISPLAY
CONTROLLER
(3)
ROUND HEAD
SCREW
Display Controller Hanging Straps
(1) DISPLAY CONTROLLER
(2) HANGING STRAP
(3) ROUND HEAD SCREW
5. Secure the controller onto the overhead structure using the knob and strap clamp removed in
step 3.
6. Attach the network, video (HDMI), and communication cable to the replacement Display
Controller exactly as they were on the original controller and as noted in step 2. Once
verified, connect the and power cable to the unit. Refer to the figure titled Display Controller
Connections.
(4)
TO 24-PORT
SWITCH
(1)
TO ODD LANE
OVERHEAD
(2)
TO DISPLAY
CONTROLLER
POWER SUPPLY
LAN
LAN
KB/MS
COM 1
HDD
VGA
LINE IN
LINE OUT
SYS
COM 4
COM 2
MIC IN
COM 3
DC IN 12V
USB
(3)
TO ODD LANE
OVERHEAD
HDMI 1
HDMI 2
USB
USB
(5)
TO EVEN LANE
OVERHEAD
(6)
= DO NOT USE
Display Controller Connections
(1) TO ODD LANE OVERHEAD
(2) TO DISPLAY CONTROLLER (3) TO ODD LANE OVERHEAD
POWER SUPPLY
(4) TO 24-PORT SWITCH
(5) TO EVEN LANE OVERHEAD (6) DO NOT USE
7. If the replacement display controller did not automatically start booting up when the power
cable was connected, press the power button on the controller. A beep will sound notifying that
the controller is booting up.
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NOTE: The actual information and messages that appears on the configuration screen during
and after rebooting is dependent on whether the unit is new from the factory or if it was
previously installed.
8. Once the Display Controller has fully booted, the overhead display will show the IP address and
a Device Name. For previously installed Display Controllers a screen indicating a “Duplicate
Device Name” along with the name of an existing Display Controller may appear. For Display
Controllers that have never been installed, a screen indicated an “Invalid Configuration” along
with a temporary name. Take note of the IP address as it is needed for the next step. Refer to the
figure titled Display Controller - IP Address.
Duplicate Device Name
DC1-2
192.168.1.14
Another device with this name is already running. One of them must be renamed.
(3)
DISPLAY
CONTROLLER
DEVICE NAME
(1)
DISPLAY
CONTROLLER
IP ADDRESS
(1)
DISPLAY
CONTROLLER
IP ADDRESS
(2)
DISPLAY
CONTROLLER
TEMPORARY
DEVICE NAME
Display Controller - IP Address
(1) DISPLAY CONTROLLER IP ADDRESS (2) DISPLAY CONTROLLER TEMPORARY DEVICE NAME
(3) DISPLAY CONTROLLER DEVICE NAME
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9. In the Sync Office program, navigate to the system control screen. Refer to the figure titled
Admin - System Control.
1
2
Admin - System Control
10. Find the lane pair that the replacement display controller will be assigned to. Once selected,
keep the Name the same but change the IP Address to the new IP address currently being
displayed on the overhead monitor. Refer to the figure titled System Control - New IP Address.
(2)
INPUT NEW
IP ADDRESS
(1)
FIND AND
SELECT
LANE PAIR
System Control- New IP Address
(1) FIND AND SELECT LANE PAIR (2) INPUT NEW IP ADDRESS
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11. Select Configure to update the Display Controller with the new configuration information. The
Display Controller will automatically reboot.
12. Once the controller has fully rebooted, select Broadcast to notify the other components in the
system of the new controller change. Refer to the figure titled System Control - Configure and
Broadcast.
NOTE: The Configure button will “flash” when pressed. No additional notification will display
after a broadcast.
13. Click OK at the bottom of the page when complete. Refer to the figure titled System Control Configure and Broadcast.
(1)
CONFIGURE
(2)
BROADCAST
(3)
OK
System Control - Configure and Broadcast
(1) CONFIGURE
(2) BROADCAST
(3) OK
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14. Select the Media tab and click Update Scorers. Refer to the figure titled Media - Update
Scorers.
1
2
Media - Update Scorers
15. Select the check mark next to “Effects” to select all the Effects items. Refer to the figure titled
Update Scorers - Select All Effects.
(1)
CLICK TO SELECT
ALL EFFECTS
Update Scorers - Select All Effects
(1) CLICK TO SELECT ALL EFFECTS
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16. Scroll down the Categories section as needed to display “Miscellaneous” subsection. Select the
check mark next to “Miscellaneous” to select all the Miscellaneous items. Refer to the figure
titled Update Scorers - Select All Miscellaneous.
(1)
SCROLL DOWN
TO MISCELLANEOUS
(2)
CLICK TO SELECT
ALL
MISCELLANEOUS
Update Scorers - Select All Miscellaneous
(1) SCROLL DOWN TO MISCELLANEOUS (2) CLICK TO SELECT ALL MISCELLANEOUS
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17. Under the Devices section, find the selection for the replacement Display Controller. Click
the check mark next to that Display Controller to select it. Select Update to begin the update
process. Refer to the figure titled Update Scorers - Select Display Controller and Update.
(1)
CLICK TO SELECT
REPLACEMENT
DISPLAY
CONTROLLER
(2)
UPDATE
Update Scorers - Select Display Controller and Update
(1) CLICK TO SELECT REPLACEMENT DISPLAY CONTROLLER (2) UPDATE
18. To begin the Scorer Update process, click OK when prompted. Refer to the figure titled Update
Scorers - Are you sure?
(1)
OK
Update Scorers - Are you sure?
(1) OK
19. IMPORTANT! Once the Display Controller has completely rebooted, assign 2 bowlers to the
lane pair using “Lite League”. Bowl on the lanes to test for proper functionality.
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Tablet Replacement
NOTE: The screen shots in this procedure may vary slightly from what is displayed on your
system. Although the graphics might differ, the content and the procedure is the same regardless
of the system version.
1. Remove power from the tablet by disconnecting the power plug located on the Sync Scorer
Power Supply. Refer to the figure titled Tablet Power Connections.
RIGHT LANE
(1)
TO
RIGHT LANE
SYNC CONSOLE
NETWORK
SWITCH
LEFT LANE
(2)
TO
LEFT LANE
SYNC CONSOLE
Tablet Power Connections
(1) TO RIGHT LANE SYNC CONSOLE (2) TO LEFT LANE SYNC CONSOLE
2. Unscrew the four screws on the back of the tablet pedestal. Save the screws for reassembly.
Refer to the figure titled Tablet Removal.
3. Gently lift the original tablet out from its encloser and disconnect the ribbon cable from the
back of the tablet.
4. Remove any screen protection film from the replacement tablet.
5. Connect the ribbon cable removed in step 3 to the new tablet.
6. Gently put the replacement tablet into its enclosure. Secure the tablet with the four screws
removed in step 2. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN THE SCREWS.
7. Reapply power to the tablet by reconnecting the power plug removed in step 1.
8. Wait for tablet initial reboot. Once booted, the IP address of the tablet will be displayed. Note
this number for the next step.
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9. In the Sync Office program, navigate to the system control screen. Refer to the figure titled
Admin - System Control.
1
2
Admin - System Control
10. Find the lane that the replacement tablet will be assigned to. The lane is the number after the
word Tablet in the name column. Once selected, change the IP Address to the new IP address
currently being displayed on the tablet and as noted in step 8. DO NOT CHANGE THE NAME
OF THE TABLET. Refer to the figure titled System Control - New IP Address.
(3)
DO NOT
CHANGE NAME
(2)
INPUT NEW
IP ADDRESS
(1)
FIND AND
SELECT
TABLET LANE
System Control- New IP Address
(1) FIND AND SELECT TABLET LANE (2) INPUT NEW IP ADDRESS
(3) DO NOT CHANGE NAME
11. Select Configure to send the new settings to the tablet. There will be no prompt or other
confirmation after selecting configuration. Refer to the figure titled System Control - Configure
and Broadcast.
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12 Select Broadcast to send the new settings to the entire system. There will be no prompt or other
confirmation after selecting broadcast. Refer to the figure titled System Control - Configure and
Broadcast.
(1)
CONFIGURE
(2)
BROADCAST
System Control- Configure and Broadcast
(1) CONFIGURE (2) BROADCAST
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13. Reboot the newly installed tablet as follows (Refer to figure titled Rebooting A Tablet):
a. In the Sync Desk program, navigate to the Lane Sales page and select the the lane where
the new tablet is installed.
b. Select More, then select Display Power
c. Uncheck the Display Controller option and check the Tablet option.
d. Select Reboot.
(1)
MORE
(2)
DISPLAY
POWER
5)
SELECT
REBOOT
(4)
DE-SELECT
DISPLAY
CONTROLLER
(3)
SELECT
TABLET
Rebooting A Tablet
(1) MORE
(4) DE-SELECT DISPLAY CONTROLLER
(2) DISPLAY POWER
(5) REBOOT
(3) SELECT TABLET
14. IMPORTANT! Once the Display Controller has completely rebooted, assign 2 bowlers to the
lane pair using “Lite League”. Bowl on the lanes to test for proper functionality.
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Peripheral Controller Replacement
NOTE: The screen shots in this procedure may vary slightly from what is displayed on your
system. Although the graphics might differ, the content and the procedure is the same regardless
of the system version.
NOTE: Before disconnecting any cables from the original Peripheral Controller, take note
of where each cable is connected so that they are attached to the replacement Peripheral
Controller properly. It is strongly recommended to mark each cable with a marker to designate
its connection before disconnecting the cables.
1. Remove power from the Peripheral Controller by turning off the power switch on the unit and
disconnection the power cable. Refer to the figure titled Peripheral Controller Power and
Connections.
(6)
SLIDE COVER
TO REMOVE
(2)
COVER
(4)
CABLE
FEED THROUGH
HOLE
(5)
EXTERNAL
CONNECTORS
(4)
CABLE
FEED THROUGH
HOLE
(3)
POWER
IN
(1)
POWER
SWITCH
Peripheral Controller Power and Connections
(1) POWER SWITCH
(2) COVER
(4) CABLE FEED THROUGH HOLE (5) EXTERNAL CONNECTORS
(3) POWER IN
2. Take note of where each cable connects external connectors, then disconnect the external cables
from the box.
3. Remove the cover screws and cover to gain access to the internal connectors.
4. Take note of where each cable enters the box through the “feed through” holes and where they
attach to the board. Disconnect the cables from the board and carefully remove them from the
box.
5. Loosen the screws that hold the Peripheral Controller to its mounting board. Lift and remove
the Controller from the mounting board.
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6. Remove the cover from the replacement Peripheral Controller to gain access to the Distribution
Board.
NOTE: The jumpers and switches on Distribution board in the Peripheral Controller must be
set correctly to ensure the controller works properly for the lane pair. Verify the settings using
the original board and the information below as a guide.
7. Verify the switches and jumpers on the Distribution Board are set as follows. Refer to the figure
titled Distribution Board 7 Jumpers and Settings.
(7)
DIGITAL
CAMERA
ENABLE
(9)
BOARD
ADDRESS 1
(10)
BOARD
ADDRESS 2
D81
+5V
(8)
MEMORY
CONFIGURATION
D57
+3.3V
1
16
PT1
J21
CAM_IN2
CAM_IN1
J17
BYTE
CE2
J12
LCD1
JP14
JP15
J3
1
1
+12V
D100
CAM_1-3
CAMERA_EN
+12Vdc
JP8
BOARD_ADR1
BOARD_ADR2
OPEN
OPEN
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
SW2
SW3
J30
SPEED
D60
J31
JP13
A21
JP11
A20
JP9
A19
JP1
PE5
1 PE4
1
1 PE3
(1)
PROGRAMMING
JUMPERS
ALSB
BEAT
(1)
PROGRAMMING
JUMPERS
PWR_DN
D36
JP2
J13
1
44DEG_RT
D46
PH_LEFT
D73
PH_RIGHT
D102
J14
1
2
19
20
J1
BOOT0
(11)
BALL
DETECT
JP4
+5V PH_LEFT
PH_RIGHT +12V
BOOT1
SWP_LT
D61
JP17 1
J27
J32
44DEG_LT
D49
J33
THR_RT SWP_RT
D84
D58
J34
RX4
D2
D50
WD_EN
RESET
JP12
FOUL_LT
FOUL_RT
D94
TX4
J20
D59
DIR6
DIR3
APS_RIGHT
D64
+12Vdc
JP18
D30
SP_IN2
J36
RX6
D26
D27
TX6
D53
D54
SP_IN3
D55
SP_IN4
D56
PWR_RT
D39
RST_RT
D40
D7
D8
PWR_LEFT
D32
RST_LEFT
D33
TX5
BUMP_RIGHT BUMP_LEFT
D41
D34
K3
K2
J26
R_BUMPER_L
J25
PWR/RES_RIGHT
LAN1 OUT
T JP7 U
1
J19
SP_OUT4
D98
1
LAN2 OUT
LAN3 OUT
J28
T JP3 U
J8
1
K1
SP_OUT1
D95
SP_OUT2
D96
SP_OUT3
D97
T JP6 U
LAN1 IN
K4
LAN2 IN
LAN3 IN
SPARE_IN
SPARE OUT
J15
J18
+12Vdc
JP16
J37
J16
J9
J23
PWR/RES_LEFT
J29
+12Viso
JP10
(3)
SPARE
POWER
(4)
12V
ISOLATION
(5)
RS-485 (LAN)
TERMINATION
Distribution Board 7 Jumpers and Settings
(1) Programming Jumpers (JP4,JP5,JP9,JP11,JP13)
JP4,JP5 - Install jumper at pins 2-3
JP9,JP11,JP13 - Install jumper at pins 1-2
(2) Watchdog Enable (JP12) - Remove jumper
(3) Spare Power (JP16) - Remove Jumper
(4) +12V Isolation (JP10) - Install Jumper
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(6)
CAMERA PORT(J7)
CONFIGURATION
RS232
J7
RX5
SP_IN1
APS_RIGHT
TX3
JP19
+12V +5V
1
DIR1
RS232 RS485
D22
RX1
D23
JP20 1
TX1
D24
J22
J24
J35
APS_LEFT
(12)
FOUL
D25
RX3
D29
44/NPS_LEFT
44/NPS_RIGHT
FOUL_IN
D3
ISP
APS_LEFT
D69
D28
(2)
WATCHDOG
ENABLE
RS232_L&R
J6
F1
NPS_RT NPS_LT
D62
J5
SW1
THR_LT
D75
1
FS_ERR
D16
USB_PWR
D17
0DEG_LT
D48
SWP/THR_LT
SWP/THR_RT
JP5
0DEG_RT
D47
1
(5)RS-485 (LAN) Termination - (JP3,JP6,JP7) - Install jumpers at pins 2-3 (T)
(6)Camera Port Configuration (JP19,JP20) - Install jumpers at pins 2-3
(7)Digital Camera Enable - (JP8) - Install Jumper
(8)Memory Configuration - (JP14,JP15) - Install jumper at pins 1-2
(9)Board Address 1 - Refer to figure titled Distribution Board Lane Assignment (Board
Address 1).
Distribution Board Lane Assignment (Board Address 1)
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(10) Board Address 2
Switches 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 - Not used
Switch 8 - Set to the “ON” position.
(11) Ball Detect (JP17) - This setting is only impacts installations that use cameras for
scoring. (Centers without GS-Series pinsetters and StringPin pinsetters)
CAUTION! The ball detect jumper on the Distribution board MUST be set to
the proper voltage. Failure to do so can cause permanent damage to the ball
detector.
Square Ball Detector - Install jumper at pins 1-2 (5V)
Round Ball Detector - Install jumper at pins 2-3 (12V)
(12) Foul (JP18)
Brunswick Foul Unit - Install jumper (Default)
AMF Foul Unit - Remove Jumper
9. Mount the replacement to mounting board and tighten the screws that hold the Peripheral
Controller to its mounting board.
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10. Carefully feed the cables removed in step 4 through the “feed through” holes. Attach the cables
to the connections as noted in step 4 and as shown in the figure titled Distribution Board 7
Connections.
+3.3V
D81
+5V
D57
1
16
PT1
(1)
PIN CAMERA
VIDEO
J21
CAM_IN2
J17
BYTE
CE2
CAM_IN1
J12
LCD1
JP14
JP15
J3
1
1
+12V
D100
CAM_1-3
CAMERA_EN
+12Vdc
OPEN
OPEN
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
SW2
SW3
J30
JP8
BOARD_ADR1
BOARD_ADR2
SPEED
D60
J31
JP13
A21
JP11
A20
JP9
A19
JP1
PE5
1 PE4
1 PE3
1
ALSB
BEAT
PWR_DN
D36
(2)
BALL
DETECT
PH_LEFT
D73
PH_RIGHT
D102
J14
JTAG
BOOT1
SWP_LT
D61
1
44DEG_LT
D49
J33
THR_RT SWP_RT
SWP/THR_RT
D84
F1
J34
FOUL_RT
FOUL_LT
D94
D69
D2
D50
WD_EN
RESET
TX4
APS_LEFT
J20
D59
ISP
DIR6
DIR3
D28
J24
44/NPS_RIGHT
FOUL_IN
D3
JP12
J22
44/NPS_LEFT
APS_RIGHT
D64
+12Vdc
JP18
D25
RX3
D29
D30
TX3
RX6
D26
D27
TX6
+12V +5V
JP19
1
DIR1
RS232 RS485
D22
RX1
D23
JP20 1
TX1
D24
RX5
SP_IN1
SP_IN2
D53
D54
J36
SP_IN3
D55
APS_RIGHT
SP_IN4
D56
PWR_RT
D39
RST_RT
D40
D8
PWR_LEFT
D32
RST_LEFT
D33
TX5
BUMP_RIGHT BUMP_LEFT
D41
D34
K3
K2
T JP6 U
T JP7 U
1
J19
SP_OUT4
D98
J26
R_BUMPER_L
SPARE OUT
J25
PWR/RES_RIGHT
LAN1 OUT
LAN2 OUT
LAN3 OUT
SP_OUT1
D95
SP_OUT2
D96
SP_OUT3
D97
1
J8
1
K1
T JP3 U
LAN1 IN
K4
LAN2 IN
LAN3 IN
SPARE_IN
J28
J15
J18
+12Vdc
JP16
J37
RS232
J7
D7
J35
APS_LEFT
(6)
AMF
SHORT CYCLE
RX4
NPS_RT NPS_LT
D62
J5
RS232_L&R
J6
SW1
THR_LT
D75
1
1
FS_ERR
D16
USB_PWR
D17
0DEG_LT
D48
SWP/THR_LT
D58
(5)
FOUL
JP5
0DEG_RT
D47
J27
J32
(4)
SWITCH CLUSTER /
NEW PIN SOLENOID
J1
BOOT0
JP4
+5V PH_LEFT
PH_RIGHT +12V
Jp17
(3)
SWEEP / THROW
SWITCH
JP2
J13
DEBUG
44DEG_RT
D46
J16
J9
J23
PWR/RES_LEFT
J29
+12Viso
JP10
(7)
AMF
BUMPER
CONTROL
(8)
EVEN LANE
CONTROL
(9)
ODD LANE
CONTROL
Distribution Board 7 Connections
(1) PIN CAMERA VIDEO
(4) SWITCH CLUSTER/NEW PIN
SOLENOID (7) AMF BUMPER CONTROL
(2)
(5)
(8)
BALL DETECT SWITCH
FOUL
EVEN LANE CONTROL
(3)
(6)
(9)
SWEEP/THROW AMF SHORT CYCLE
ODD LANE CONTROL
11. Reconnect the external cables removed and noted in step 2. Refer to the figure titled Peripheral
Controller Power and Connections.
12. Place the cover, removed in step 3, and secure it with the cover screws.
13. Reapply power to the Peripheral Controller by connecting the power cable to the unit and
turning the power switch to the “ON” position. Refer to the figure titled Peripheral Controller
Power and Connections.
14. IMPORTANT! Once the Display Controller has completely rebooted, assign 2 bowlers to the
lane pair using “Lite League”. Bowl on the lanes to test for proper functionality.
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CABLING OVERVIEW
(1)
ETHERNET
SWITCH
PROSAFE JFS524
NETGEAR
Power
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
(11)
CAT5E
NETWORK
CABLE
23
Link/Act
Green Link at 100M
Off = Link at 10M
Link/Act
Reset
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
Green Link at 100M
Off = Link at 10M
24
(11)
CAT5E
NETWORK
CABLE
(3)
DISPLAY
CONTROLLER
COM 1
SYS
HDMI 1
LINE IN
LAN
LAN
KB/MS
HDD
VGA
LINE OUT
COM 4
COM 2
MIC IN
HDMI 2
COM 3
DC IN 12V
USB
USB
(6)
OVERHEAD
VIDEO CABLE
2
(6)
OVERHEAD
VIDEO CABLE
(1)
ETHERNET
SWITCH
PROSAFE JFS524
NETGEAR
Power
USB
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
23
Link/Act
Green Link at 100M
Off = Link at 10M
Link/Act
Reset
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
Green Link at 100M
Off = Link at 10M
1
17
(11)
CAT5E
NETWORK
CABLE
(9)
CONTROL
CABLES
(2)
TRIPLE OVERHEAD
MONITORS WITH
TV ONLY
(7)
PERIPHERAL
CONTROLLER
17
ETHERNET
BUMPER
GS PINSETTER
CAMERA
KEYPAD
2X 2.0 AMP, 250V
SLOW BLOW FUSES
(4)
KEYPAD
(5)
CAMERA
(13)
TO PINSETTER /
CAMERA BALL DETECT
(12)
CAMERA
VIDEO CABLE
(8)
CAMERA
POWER CABLE
(10)
KEYPAD
CONTROL CABLE
Sync Scoring Lane Pair Cabling - Vector Keypads, Non-GS Pinsetters
(1) ETHERNET SWITCH
(2) TRIPLE OVERHEAD MONITORS
W/TV ONLY
(4) KEYPAD
(5) CAMERA
(7) PERIPHERAL CONTROLLER
(8) CAMERA POWER CABLE
(10) KEYPAD CONTROL CABLE
(11) CAT5E NETWORK CABLE
(13) TO PINSETTER / CAMERA BALL DETECT
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(3) DISPLAY CONTROLLER
(6) OVERHEAD VIDEO CABLE
(9) CONTROL CABLES
(12) CAMERA VIDEO CABLE
(1)
ETHERNET
SWITCH
PROSAFE JFS524
NETGEAR
1
Power
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
(11)
CAT5E
NETWORK
CABLE
23
Link/Act
Green Link at 100M
Off = Link at 10M
Link/Act
Reset
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
Green Link at 100M
Off = Link at 10M
24
17
(3)
DISPLAY
CONTROLLER
COM 1
SYS
LAN
LAN
KB/MS
HDD
HDMI 1
VGA
LINE IN
LINE OUT
COM 4
COM 2
MIC IN
HDMI 2
COM 3
DC IN 12V
USB
USB
USB
(6)
OVERHEAD
VIDEO CABLE
(1)
ETHERNET
SWITCH
PROSAFE JFS524
NETGEAR
Power
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
23
Link/Act
Green Link at 100M
Off = Link at 10M
Link/Act
Reset
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
Green Link at 100M
Off = Link at 10M
17
2
(6)
OVERHEAD
VIDEO CABLE
(11)
CAT5E
NETWORK
CABLE
P2
RIGHT SIDE
MASKING
FUNCTION SWITCHES,
UNIT
TROUBLE LIGHT,
AND BALL DOOR
P3
P4
REAR BOX
CONTROL
BALL DETECT
& FOUL
(9)
CONTROL
CABLES
(2)
TRIPLE OVERHEAD
MONITORS WITH
TV ONLY
(8)
PINSETTER
DATA CABLE
LEFT MACHINE
P1
1
P5
(7)
PERIPHERAL
CONTROLLER
L.H. FUNCTION
SOLENOIDS & SWITCHES
P6
P7
PIN
SOLENOIDS
PIN
SWITCHES
P8
P9
FX
COMLINE IN
FX
COMLINE OUT
P8
17
ETHERNET
CLASS 2 CIRCUITS
HAZARDOUS VOLTAGE
P10
P11
DISTRIBUTOR
POWER
SWEEP
POWER
P12
BUMPER
GS PINSETTER
CAMERA
KEYPAD
2X 2.0 AMP, 250V
SLOW BLOW FUSES
TABLE
POWER
P13
PIN
LIGHT
OFF
(4)
KEYPAD
ON
SW2
MAIN
POWER
P14
POWER IN
(5)
GS NEXGEN
ELECTRONICS
(12)
BALL DETECT
CABLE
(10)
KEYPAD
CONTROL CABLE
Sync Scoring Lane Pair Cabling - Vector Keypads, GS Pinsetters
(1) ETHERNET SWITCH
(4) KEYPAD
(7) PERIPHERAL CONTROLLER
(10) KEYPAD CONTROL CABLE
(2)
(5) (8)
(11)
TRIPLE OVERHEAD MONITORS
(3) DISPLAY CONTROLLER
W/TV ONLY
GS NEXGEN ELECTRONICS
(6) OVERHEAD VIDEO CABLE
PINSETTER DATA CABLE
(9) CONTROL CABLES
CAT5E NETWORK CABLE
(12) BALL DETECT CABLE
Sync Scorers 65
(13)
ETHERNET
SWITCH
PROSAFE JFS524
NETGEAR
Power
1
3
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21
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14
16
18
20
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24
(11)
CAT5E
NETWORK
CABLE
23
Link/Act
Green Link at 100M
Off = Link at 10M
Link/Act
Reset
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
Green Link at 100M
Off = Link at 10M
24
(11)
CAT5E
NETWORK
CABLE
(3)
DISPLAY
CONTROLLER
COM 1
SYS
LAN
LAN
KB/MS
HDD
HDMI 1
VGA
LINE IN
LINE OUT
COM 4
COM 2
MIC IN
HDMI 2
(6)
OVERHEAD
VIDEO CABLE
COM 3
DC IN 12V
USB
USB
2
(6)
OVERHEAD
VIDEO CABLE
(13)
ETHERNET
SWITCH
PROSAFE JFS524
NETGEAR
Power
USB
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
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23
Link/Act
Green Link at 100M
Off = Link at 10M
Link/Act
Reset
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
Green Link at 100M
Off = Link at 10M
17
(11)
CAT5E
NETWORK
CABLE
(9)
CONTROL
CABLES
1
(2)
TRIPLE OVERHEAD
MONITORS WITH
TV ONLY
(7)
PERIPHERAL
CONTROLLER
17
ETHERNET
BUMPER
GS PINSETTER
CAMERA
KEYPAD
2X 2.0 AMP, 250V
SLOW BLOW FUSES
(4)
DUAL
PEDESTAL
TOUCHPADS
1
2
Q
(5)
CAMERA
(1)
TO PINSETTER /
CAMERA BALL DETECT
3
W
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OK
service
OK
service
(12)
CAMERA
VIDEO CABLE
(16)
TOUCHPAD
CABLE INTERFACE
(8)
CAMERA
POWER CABLE
(14)
RS-232 /
POWER
(10)
TOUCHPAD
CONTROL CABLE
(15)
INTERCOM
AUDIO
Sync Scoring Lane Pair Cabling - Dual Pedestal Touchpads, Non-GS Pinsetters
(1) TO PINSETTER / CAMERA
(2)
BALL DETECT
(4) DUAL PEDESTAL TOUCHPADS (5) (7) PERIPHERAL CONTROLLER
(8)
(10) TOUCHPAD CONTROL CABLE (11)
(13) ETHERNET SWITCH
(14)
(16) TOUCHPAD CABLE INTERFACE 66 Sync Scorers
TRIPLE OVERHEAD MONITORS
W/TV ONLY
CAMERA
CAMERA POWER CABLE
CAT5E NETWORK CABLE
RS232 / POWER
(3) DISPLAY CONTROLLER
(6)
(9)
(12)
(15)
OVERHEAD VIDEO CABLE
CONTROL CABLES
CAMERA VIDEO CABLE
INTERCOM AUDIO
(1)
ETHERNET
SWITCH
PROSAFE JFS524
NETGEAR
1
Power
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
(11)
CAT5E
NETWORK
CABLE
23
Link/Act
Green Link at 100M
Off = Link at 10M
Link/Act
Reset
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
Green Link at 100M
Off = Link at 10M
24
17
(3)
DISPLAY
CONTROLLER
COM 1
SYS
LAN
LAN
KB/MS
HDD
HDMI 1
VGA
LINE IN
LINE OUT
COM 4
COM 2
MIC IN
HDMI 2
(6)
OVERHEAD
VIDEO CABLE
COM 3
DC IN 12V
USB
USB
USB
(1)
ETHERNET
SWITCH
PROSAFE JFS524
NETGEAR
Power
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
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4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
23
Link/Act
Green Link at 100M
Off = Link at 10M
Link/Act
Reset
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
Green Link at 100M
Off = Link at 10M
17
2
(6)
OVERHEAD
VIDEO CABLE
(11)
CAT5E
NETWORK
CABLE
P2
P1
RIGHT SIDE
MASKING
FUNCTION SWITCHES,
UNIT
TROUBLE LIGHT,
AND BALL DOOR
P3
P4
REAR BOX
CONTROL
BALL DETECT
& FOUL
(2)
TRIPLE OVERHEAD
MONITORS WITH
TV ONLY
(8)
PINSETTER
DATA CABLE
LEFT MACHINE
(9)
CONTROL
CABLES
1
P5
(7)
PERIPHERAL
CONTROLLER
L.H. FUNCTION
SOLENOIDS & SWITCHES
P6
P7
PIN
SOLENOIDS
PIN
SWITCHES
P8
P9
FX
COMLINE IN
FX
COMLINE OUT
P8
17
ETHERNET
CLASS 2 CIRCUITS
HAZARDOUS VOLTAGE
P10
P11
DISTRIBUTOR
POWER
BUMPER
GS PINSETTER
CAMERA
KEYPAD
2X 2.0 AMP, 250V
SLOW BLOW FUSES
SWEEP
POWER
P12
TABLE
POWER
P13
(4)
DUAL
PEDESTAL
TOUCHPADS
PIN
LIGHT
OFF
ON
SW2
MAIN
POWER
P14
POWER IN
1
2
Q
(12)
BALL DETECT
CABLE
3
W
A
?
(5)
GS NEXGEN
ELECTRONICS
4
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5
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cancel
OK
service
OK
service
(15)
TOUCHPAD
CABLE INTERFACE
(10)
TOUCHPAD
CONTROL CABLE
(13)
RS-232 /
POWER
(14)
INTERCOM
AUDIO
Sync Scoring Lane Pair Cabling - Dual Pedestal Touchpads, GS Pinsetters
(1) ETHERNET SWITCH
(2)
(4) DUAL PEDESTAL TOUCHPADS (5) (7) PERIPHERAL CONTROLLER
(8)
(10) TOUCHPAD CONTROL CABLE (11)
(13) RS232 / POWER
(14)
TRIPLE OVERHEAD MONITORS
(3) DISPLAY CONTROLLER
W/TV ONLY
GS NEXGEN ELECTRONICS
(6) OVERHEAD VIDEO CABLE
PINSETTER DATA CABLE
(9) CONTROL CABLES
CAT5E NETWORK CABLE
(12) BALL DETECT CABLE
INTERCOM AUDIO (15) TOUCHPAD CABLE INTERFACE
Sync Scorers 67
(1)
ETHERNET
SWITCH
PROSAFE JFS524
NETGEAR
Power
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
(11)
CAT5E
NETWORK
CABLE
23
Link/Act
Green Link at 100M
Off = Link at 10M
Link/Act
Reset
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
Green Link at 100M
Off = Link at 10M
24
(11)
CAT5E
NETWORK
CABLE
(3)
DISPLAY
CONTROLLER
COM 1
SYS
LAN
LAN
KB/MS
HDD
HDMI 1
VGA
LINE IN
LINE OUT
COM 4
COM 2
MIC IN
HDMI 2
(6)
OVERHEAD
VIDEO CABLE
COM 3
DC IN 12V
USB
USB
2
(6)
OVERHEAD
VIDEO CABLE
(1)
ETHERNET
SWITCH
PROSAFE JFS524
NETGEAR
Power
USB
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
23
Link/Act
Green Link at 100M
Off = Link at 10M
Link/Act
Reset
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
Green Link at 100M
Off = Link at 10M
17
(11)
CAT5E
NETWORK
CABLE
(9)
CONTROL
CABLES
1
(2)
TRIPLE OVERHEAD
MONITORS WITH
TV ONLY
(7)
PERIPHERAL
CONTROLLER
17
ETHERNET
(5)
CAMERA
BUMPER
GS PINSETTER
CAMERA
KEYPAD
2X 2.0 AMP, 250V
SLOW BLOW FUSES
(13)
TO PINSETTER /
CAMERA BALL DETECT
(12)
CAMERA
VIDEO CABLE
(4)
SINGLE MOUNT
TOUCHPADS
1
2
Q
3
W
A
?
4
E
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OK
OK
service
(8)
CAMERA
POWER CABLE
9
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cancel
cancel
service
(10)
KEYPAD
CONTROL CABLE
Sync Scoring Lane Pair Cabling - Single Mounted Touchpads, Non-GS Pinsetters
(1) ETHERNET SWITCH
(2) TRIPLE OVERHEAD MONITORS
W/TV ONLY
(4) SINGLE MOUNT TOUCHPADS (5) CAMERA
(7) PERIPHERAL CONTROLLER
(8) CAMERA POWER CABLE
(10) KEYPAD CONTROL CABLE
(11) CAT5E NETWORK CABLE
(13) TO PINSETTER / CAMERA BALL DETECT
68 Sync Scorers
(3) DISPLAY CONTROLLER
(6) OVERHEAD VIDEO CABLE
(9) CONTROL CABLES
(12) CAMERA VIDEO CABLE
(1)
ETHERNET
SWITCH
PROSAFE JFS524
NETGEAR
1
Power
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
(11)
CAT5E
NETWORK
CABLE
23
Link/Act
Green Link at 100M
Off = Link at 10M
Link/Act
Reset
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
Green Link at 100M
Off = Link at 10M
24
17
(3)
DISPLAY
CONTROLLER
COM 1
SYS
LAN
LAN
KB/MS
HDD
HDMI 1
VGA
LINE IN
LINE OUT
COM 4
COM 2
MIC IN
HDMI 2
(6)
OVERHEAD
VIDEO CABLE
COM 3
DC IN 12V
USB
USB
USB
(1)
ETHERNET
SWITCH
PROSAFE JFS524
NETGEAR
Power
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
23
Link/Act
Green Link at 100M
Off = Link at 10M
Link/Act
Reset
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
Green Link at 100M
Off = Link at 10M
17
2
(6)
OVERHEAD
VIDEO CABLE
(11)
CAT5E
NETWORK
CABLE
P2
P1
RIGHT SIDE
MASKING
FUNCTION SWITCHES,
UNIT
TROUBLE LIGHT,
AND BALL DOOR
P3
P4
REAR BOX
CONTROL
BALL DETECT
& FOUL
(2)
TRIPLE OVERHEAD
MONITORS WITH
TV ONLY
(8)
PINSETTER
DATA CABLE
LEFT MACHINE
(9)
CONTROL
CABLES
1
P5
(7)
PERIPHERAL
CONTROLLER
L.H. FUNCTION
SOLENOIDS & SWITCHES
P6
P7
PIN
SOLENOIDS
PIN
SWITCHES
P8
P9
FX
COMLINE IN
FX
COMLINE OUT
P8
17
ETHERNET
CLASS 2 CIRCUITS
HAZARDOUS VOLTAGE
P10
P11
DISTRIBUTOR
POWER
SWEEP
POWER
P12
BUMPER
GS PINSETTER
CAMERA
KEYPAD
2X 2.0 AMP, 250V
SLOW BLOW FUSES
TABLE
POWER
P13
PIN
LIGHT
OFF
ON
SW2
MAIN
POWER
P14
POWER IN
(5)
GS NEXGEN
ELECTRONICS
(12)
BALL DETECT
CABLE
(4)
SINGLE MOUNT
TOUCHPADS
1
2
Q
4
E
S
Z
!
(10)
KEYPAD
CONTROL CABLE
3
W
A
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5
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cancel
cancel
OK
OK
service
4
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service
Sync Scoring Lane Pair Cabling - Single Mounted Touchpads, GS Pinsetters
(1) ETHERNET SWITCH
(2)
(4) SINGLE MOUNT TOUCHPADS (5) (7) PERIPHERAL CONTROLLER
(8)
(10) KEYPAD CONTROL CABLE
(11)
TRIPLE OVERHEAD MONITORS
(3) DISPLAY CONTROLLER
W/TV ONLY
GS NEXGEN ELECTRONICS
(6) OVERHEAD VIDEO CABLE
PINSETTER DATA CABLE
(9) CONTROL CABLES
CAT5E NETWORK CABLE
(12) BALL DETECT CABLE
Sync Scorers 69
(1)
ETHERNET
SWITCH
PROSAFE JFS524
NETGEAR
Power
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
(10)
CAT5E
NETWORK
CABLE
23
Link/Act
Green Link at 100M
Off = Link at 10M
Link/Act
Reset
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
Green Link at 100M
Off = Link at 10M
24
(10)
CAT5E
NETWORK
CABLE
(10)
CAT5E
NETWORK
CABLE
(3)
DISPLAY
CONTROLLER
VGA
COM 1
SYS
LAN
LAN
KB/MS
HDD
HDMI 1
LINE IN
LINE OUT
COM 4
COM 2
MIC IN
HDMI 2
(6)
OVERHEAD
VIDEO CABLE
COM 3
DC IN 12V
USB
USB
2
(6)
OVERHEAD
VIDEO CABLE
(1)
ETHERNET
SWITCH
PROSAFE JFS524
NETGEAR
Power
USB
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
23
Link/Act
Green Link at 100M
Off = Link at 10M
(2)
TRIPLE OVERHEAD
MONITORS WITH
TV ONLY
Link/Act
Reset
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
Green Link at 100M
Off = Link at 10M
(10)
CAT5E
NETWORK
CABLE
(9)
CONTROL
CABLES
1
(7)
PERIPHERAL
CONTROLLER
17
ETHERNET
BUMPER
GS PINSETTER
CAMERA
KEYPAD
2X 2.0 AMP, 250V
SLOW BLOW FUSES
(4)
SYNC
CONSOLE
(5)
CAMERA
(11)
CAMERA
VIDEO CABLE
(12)
TO PINSETTER /
CAMERA BALL DETECT
(8)
CAMERA
POWER CABLE
(1)
ETHERNET
SWITCH
Both=1000M
100M
10M
NETGEAR
On = Link,
Blink= ACT
ProSafe GS116E
Power
Factory
Defaults
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
(10)
CAT5E
NETWORK
CABLE
Sync Scoring Lane Pair Cabling - Dual Pedestal Tablets, Non-GS Pinsetters
(1) ETHERNET SWITCH
(4) SYNC CONSOLE
(7) PERIPHERAL CONTROLLER
(10) CAT5E NETWORK CABLE
70 Sync Scorers
(2)
(5) (8)
(11) TRIPLE OVERHEAD MONITORS
W/TV ONLY
CAMERA
CAMERA POWER CABLE
CAMERA VIDEO CABLE
(3) DISPLAY CONTROLLER
(6)
(9)
(12)
OVERHEAD VIDEO CABLE
CONTROL CABLES
TO PINSETTER /
CAMERA BALL DETECT
(1)
ETHERNET
SWITCH
PROSAFE JFS524
NETGEAR
Power
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
(10)
CAT5E
NETWORK
CABLE
23
Link/Act
Green Link at 100M
Off = Link at 10M
Link/Act
Reset
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
Green Link at 100M
Off = Link at 10M
17
(10)
CAT5E
NETWORK
CABLE
(3)
DISPLAY
CONTROLLER
LINE IN
VGA
COM 1
SYS
LAN
LAN
KB/MS
HDD
HDMI 1
LINE OUT
COM 4
COM 2
MIC IN
HDMI 2
(6)
OVERHEAD
VIDEO CABLE
COM 3
USB
DC IN 12V
USB
USB
(1)
ETHERNET
SWITCH
PROSAFE JFS524
NETGEAR
Power
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
23
Link/Act
Green Link at 100M
Off = Link at 10M
Link/Act
Reset
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
Green Link at 100M
Off = Link at 10M
2
(6)
OVERHEAD
VIDEO CABLE
(10)
CAT5E
NETWORK
CABLE
LEFT MACHINE
P2
P1
(8)
PINSETTER
DATA CABLE
(2)
TRIPLE OVERHEAD
MONITORS WITH
TV ONLY
RIGHT SIDE
MASKING
FUNCTION SWITCHES,
UNIT
TROUBLE LIGHT,
AND BALL DOOR
P4
P3
REAR BOX
CONTROL
(9)
CONTROL
CABLES
1
BALL DETECT
& FOUL
P5
(7)
PERIPHERAL
CONTROLLER
L.H. FUNCTION
SOLENOIDS & SWITCHES
P7
P6
PIN
SWITCHES
PIN
SOLENOIDS
P9
P8
P8
FX
COMLINE IN
17
FX
COMLINE OUT
ETHERNET
CLASS 2 CIRCUITS
HAZARDOUS VOLTAGE
P10
P11
DISTRIBUTOR
POWER
BUMPER
GS PINSETTER
CAMERA
KEYPAD
2X 2.0 AMP, 250V
SLOW BLOW FUSES
SWEEP
POWER
P12
TABLE
POWER
(4)
SYNC
CONSOLE
P13
PIN
LIGHT
OFF
ON
SW2
MAIN
POWER
P14
POWER IN
(11)
BALL DETECT
CABLE
(5)
GS NEXGEN
ELECTRONICS
(1)
ETHERNET
SWITCH
Both=1000M
100M
10M
NETGEAR
On = Link,
Blink= ACT
ProSafe GS116E
Power
Factory
Defaults
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
(10)
CAT5E
NETWORK
CABLE
Sync Scoring Lane Pair Cabling - Dual Pedestal Tablets, GS Pinsetters
1) ETHERNET SWITCH
(4) SYNC CONSOLE
(7) PERIPHERAL CONTROLLER
(10) CAT5E NETWORK CABLE
(2)
(5)
(8)
(11)
TRIPLE OVERHEAD MONITORS
W/TV ONLY
GS NEXGEN ELECTRONICS
PINSETTER DATA CABLE
BALL DETECT CABLE
(3) DISPLAY CONTROLLER
(6) OVERHEAD VIDEO CABLE
(9) CONTROL CABLES
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72 Sync Scorers
(1) TV DISTRIBUTION CENTER
(5) TAP
(9)SEGMENT B (LANES 25-48)
(13) TO SEGMENT D (LANES 73-96)
TV Video Cabling
(8)
TO ADDITIONAL
SEGMENT A
MONITORS
(5)
TAP
(6)
SPLITTER
(2)
(6)
(10)
(5)
TAP
(7)
SEGMENT A
LANES (1-24)
(5)
TAP
(5)
TAP
(4)
4-WAY
SPLITTER
200’ (60M) RG-6 COAXIAL CABLE
SPLITTER
TO ADDITIONAL SEGMENT B MONITORS
(11)
CO-AXIAL
CABLES
(6)
SPLITTER
(12)
TO SEGMENT C
(LANES 49-72)
(3)
(7)
(11)
(3)
CONTROL
DESK
(5)
TAP
CONTROL DESK
CENTER OF HOUSE
COAXIAL CABLES
(2)
200 ‘ (60m) RG-6
COAXIAL CABLE
TAP
(6)
SPLITTER
(7)
CENTER
OF
HOUSE (5)
(13)
TO SEGMENT D
(LANES 73-96)
(4)
(8)
(12)
(5)
TAP
4-WAY SPLITTER
TO ADDITIONAL SEGMENT A MONITORS
TO SEGMENT C (LANES 49-72)
(1)
TV DISTRIBUTION
CENTER
(9)
SEGMENT B
LANES (25-48)
(5)
TAP
(6)
SPLITTER
(10)
TO ADDITIONAL
SEGMENT B
MONITORS
(2)
PERIPHERAL
CONTROLLERS
(3)
ETHERNET
SWITCH
(3)
ETHERNET
SWITCH
(3)
ETHERNET
SWITCH
(1)
57-500256-200
Control Desk to Ethernet Switches - Cable Routing
(1) 57-500256-200 ETHERNET CABLE (2) PERIPHERAL CONTROLLERS (3) ETHERNET SWITCH
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(6)
PERIPHERAL
CONTROLLERS
BUMPER
GS PINSETTER
CAMERA
KEYPAD
2X 2.0 AMP, 250V
SLOW BLOW FUSES
LAN
BUMPER
GS PINSETTER
CAMERA
KEYPAD
2X 2.0 AMP, 250V
SLOW BLOW FUSES
LAN
BUMPER
GS PINSETTER
CAMERA
KEYPAD
2X 2.0 AMP, 250V
SLOW BLOW FUSES
LAN
BUMPER
GS PINSETTER
CAMERA
KEYPAD
2X 2.0 AMP, 250V
SLOW BLOW FUSES
LAN
BUMPER
GS PINSETTER
CAMERA
KEYPAD
2X 2.0 AMP, 250V
SLOW BLOW FUSES
LAN
BUMPER
GS PINSETTER
CAMERA
KEYPAD
2X 2.0 AMP, 250V
SLOW BLOW FUSES
LAN
BUMPER
GS PINSETTER
CAMERA
KEYPAD
2X 2.0 AMP, 250V
SLOW BLOW FUSES
LAN
BUMPER
GS PINSETTER
CAMERA
KEYPAD
2X 2.0 AMP, 250V
SLOW BLOW FUSES
LAN
(8)
ALL CABLING CAT5 E
Power
(9)
TO ADDITIONAL
PERIPHERAL CONTROLLERS
PROSAFE JFS524
NETGEAR
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
21
23
Link/Act
Green Link at 100M
Off = Link at 10M
Link/Act
Reset
Green Link at 100M
Off = Link at 10M
(7)
ETHERNET
SWITCH
(24 PORT)
22
24
(14)
SYNC TABLETS ONLY
Both=1000M
100M
10M
NETGEAR
On = Link,
Blink= ACT
ProSafe GS116E
(3)
ETHERNET
SWITCH
(16 PORT)
(11)
TO ADDITIONAL
BOWLER CONSOLES
Power
Factory
Defaults
1
3
2
5
4
6
7
8
10
9
11
13
12
15
14
16
(4)
BOWLER
CONSOLES
(7)
ETHERNET SWITCH
(24 PORT)
Power
(10)
TO ADDITIONAL
DISPLAY CONTROLLERS
PROSAFE JFS524
NETGEAR
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
Link/Act
Green Link at 100M
Off = Link at 10M
Link/Act
Reset
LAN
LAN
KB/MS
COM 1
HDD
VGA
LINE IN
COM 4
LINE IN
LINE OUT
SYS
MIC IN
COM 4
HDMI 1
HDMI 2
USB
COM 2
COM 1
HDD
LAN
VGA
LINE IN
DC IN 12V
USB
HDMI 2
HDMI 1
USB
USB
COM 4
COM 1
HDD
COM 2
LAN
VGA
LINE IN
COM 4
USB
HDMI 1
HDMI 2
USB
LINE IN
LAN
LINE OUT
SYS
COM 4
DC IN 12V
USB
HDMI 1
HDMI 2
USB
LAN
VGA
COM 1
HDD
COM 2
DC IN 12V
HDMI 2
HDMI 1
USB
USB
DC IN 12V
HDMI 2
HDMI 1
USB
Both=1000M
100M
10M
USB
USB
1
2
3
USB
HDMI 1
4
ProSafe GS116E
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
13
12
15
14
16
(12)
TO
ADDITIONAL
CLIENTS
(15)
INTERCOM
1
2
ABC
4
GHI
7
(2)
SYNC
CLIENT
5
JKL
8
HDMI 2
(3)
ETHERNET
SWITCH
(16 PORT)
On = Link,
Blink= ACT
(15)
INTERCOM
LINE IN
COM 4
COM 2
COM 1
HDD
LAN
LAN
KB/MS
LINE OUT
VGA
LINE IN
LINE OUT
SYS
MIC IN
USB
USB
COM 4
COM 2
MIC IN
COM 3
DC IN 12V
Power
Factory
Defaults
VGA
SYS
COM 3
USB
(5)
DISPLAY
CONTROLLERS
NETGEAR
COM 1
HDD
COM 2
LAN
LAN
KB/MS
COM 4
MIC IN
COM 3
USB
LINE IN
LINE OUT
SYS
MIC IN
COM 3
USB
LAN
KB/MS
VGA
COM 1
HDD
COM 2
MIC IN
COM 3
DC IN 12V
LAN
KB/MS
LINE OUT
SYS
MIC IN
COM 3
USB
LAN
KB/MS
LINE OUT
SYS
MIC IN
COM 3
USB
LAN
KB/MS
VGA
COM 1
HDD
COM 2
LAN
LAN
KB/MS
LINE OUT
SYS
DC IN 12V
Green Link at 100M
Off = Link at 10M
COM 3
DC IN 12V
USB
HDMI 1
HDMI 2
USB
USB
(1)
SYNC
SERVER
(15)
INTERCOM
1
3
2
ABC
3
DEF
DEF
4
5
6
6
GHI
9
PQRS
TUV
WXYZ
*
0
#
JKL
MNO
MNO
PQRS
TUV
WXYZ
*
0
#
7
(2)
SYNC
CLIENT
VX 805
1 QZ
2 ABC
3 DEF
4GHI
5 JKL
6 MNO
7 PRS
8 TUV
9 WXY
’”
’
x
0 - SP
#
*
8
9
VX 805
VX 805
1 QZ
2 ABC
3 DEF
4GHI
5 JKL
6 MNO
7 PRS
8 TUV
9 WXY
’”
’
x
0 - SP
#
*
1 QZ
2 ABC
3 DEF
4GHI
5 JKL
6 MNO
7 PRS
8 TUV
9 WXY
’”
’
x
0 - SP
#
*
(2)
SYNC
CLIENT
USB
USB
USB
5VDC
5VDC
5VDC
ON
ON
LAN
ECR/
AUX
MSR/
PIN PAD
RESET
PARAMS
(16)
CREDIT CARD
TERMINAL
ON
LAN
ECR/
AUX
MSR/
PIN PAD
RESET
PARAMS
(16)
CREDIT CARD
TERMINAL
LAN
ECR/
AUX
MSR/
PIN PAD
RESET
PARAMS
(16)
CREDIT CARD
TERMINAL
Network Layout
(1) SYNC SERVER
(2)
(4) BOWLER CONSOLES (5)
(7) ETHERNET SWITCH (24 PORT) (8)
(10) TO ADDITIONAL DISPLAY
(11)
CONTROLLERS
(13) ETHERNET SWITCH (16 PORT) (14)
(16) CREDIT CARD TERMINAL
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SYNC CLIENT
DISPLAY CONTROLLER
ALL CABLING - CAT5E
TO ADDITIONAL BOWLER
CONSOLES
SYNC TABLETS ONLY
(3)
(6)
(9)
(12)
ETHERNET SWITCH (8-PORT)
PERIPHERAL CONTROLLER
TO ADDITIONAL PERIPHERAL
CONTROLLERS
TO ADDITIONAL CLIENTS
(15) INTERCOM
CABLE DIAGRAMS
Microphone Cable - Vector Keypads (Part No. 57-300135-000)
(1) TO J7 ON KEYPAD INTERFACE
Intercom Audio Lane to Lane Cable - Vector Keypads (Part No. 57-301110-000)
(1)
(4)
(7)
(10)
TO J5 AUDIO IN ON VECTOR
KEYPAD INTERFACE
ICM 1 +
ICM 2 -
J1 AUDIO IN
(2) DRAIN
(5)
(8)
(11)
ICM 1 -
GLOBAL AUDIO +
J2 AUDIO OUT
(3) NO CONNECTION
(6)
(9)
(12)
ICM 2 +
GLOBAL AUDIOTO J6 AUDIO OUT ON VECTOR KEYPAD INTERFACE
Intercom Audio Odd Lane to Even Lane Cable - Vector Keypads Pedestal Mount (Part No. 57-301111-000)
(1)
(4)
(7)
(10)
TO J5 AUDIO IN ON VECTOR
KEYPAD INTERFACE
ICM 1 +
ICM 2 -
J1 AUDIO IN
(2) DRAIN
(5)
(8)
(11)
ICM 1 -
GLOBAL AUDIO +
J2 AUDIO OUT
(3) NO CONNECTION
(6)
(9)
(12)
ICM 2 +
GLOBAL AUDIOTO J5 AUDIO OUT ON VECTOR
KEYPAD INTERFACE
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Intercom Cable Control Desk to First Scorer Audio - Vector Keypads (Part No. 57-301125-000)
(1)
(4)
(7)
(10)
TO J5 ON CMS AUDIO PCB
(2) NO CONNECTION
INTERCOM 1 -
(5) INTERCOM 2+
GLOBAL AUDIO +
(8) GLOBAL AUDIO -
FOLD DRAIN WIRE AND SHIELDING BACK
AND CLAMP INTO COVER (SEE NOTE 3)
(3) INTERCOM 1 +
(6) INTERCOM 2(9) TO J5 ON KEYPAD PCB
Ethernet Cable / CAT5e Cable (Part No. 57-500256-xxx)
(1) TO NETWORK DEVICE
(2) TO ETHERNET SWITCH
LAN Cable Odd to Even Lane- Vector Keypad Pedestal Mount (Part No. 57-500278-000)
(1)
(4)
(7)
(10)
(13)
TO J4 ODD LANE KEYPAD PCB (2)
+ 12 VOLTS
(5)
AUDIO GROUND
(8)
J3 EVEN LANE
(11)
TO J3 EVEN LANE KEYPAD PCB
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RX EVEN
GROUND
CHASSIS
DRAIN
(3)
(6) (9)
(12)
TX EVEN
SOUND EVEN
J4 ODD LANE
NO CONNECTION
LAN Cable Odd to Even Lane Cable - Vector Keypad Table Mount (Part No. 57-500279-000)
(1) TO J4 ODD LANE KEYPAD PCB (2) J4 - ODD LANE (4) DRAIN
(5) NO CONNECTION
(3) J3 EVEN LANE
(6) TO J3 EVEN LANE KEYPAD PCB
Camera Data Cable (Part No. 57-500281-000)
(1)
(4)
(7)
(10)
TO “CAMERA” ON
PERIPHERAL CONTROLLER
SHELL TXD
+ 5 VOLTS
(2) NO CONNECTION
(5) DISTRIBUTION
(8) GROUND
(11) CHASSIS GROUND
(3) DRAIN
(6) RXD
(9) + 12 VOLTS
(12) TO CAMERA ASSEMBLY
Peripheral Controller to Vector Keypad (Part No. 57-500399-000)
(1)
(4)
(7)
(10)
(13)
(16)
TO “KEYBOARD” ON THE (2)
PERIPHERAL CONTROLLER
SOUND ODD
(5)
TX ODD
(8)
RX EVEN
(11)
CHASSIS GROUND
(14)
TO J3 ON THE KEYPAD INTERFACE
DRAIN
AUDIO GROUND
+12 VOLTS
TX EVEN
CONSOLE
(3) SHELL
(6)
(9)
(12)
(15)
RX ODD
GROUND
SOUND EVEN
J3-ODD LANE
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Overhead to Overhead Serial Control Cable (Part No. 57-500492-000)
(1) TO OVERHEAD 9-PIN COM PORT
120”
3
8
WHITE/BLACK
LAN A
WHITE/BLACK
BLACK
LAN B
BLACK
WHITE/BROWN
+12VDC
BROWN
4
GND
DRAIN
SHELL
CHASSIS GND
57-501275-000
2
(1)
TO “GS PINSETTER”
ON PERIPHERAL
CONTROLLER
WHITE/BROWN
3
BROWN
4
DRAIN
(2)
TO J6 ON HDLC
INTERFACE PCB
5
NC
NC
1,5-7,9
1
2
1,5-7,9
Peripheral Controller to HDLC Interface (GS Non Direct Connect) (Part No. 57-501275-000)
(1) TO “GS PINSETTER ON PERIPHERAL CONTROLLER
(1)
TO J2 ON
TOUCHPAD CABLE
INTERFACE PCB
(UNDER BALL LIFT BALL RACK)
6
1
1
6
2
7
3
8
4
9
5
10
(2) TO J6 “ ON HDLC INTERFACE PCB
RED
RX ODD
ORANGE/WHITE AUDIO GND
WHITE/YELLOW
TX ODD
RED/WHITE
RX EVEN
BROWN
+12V
BLACK
BROWN/WHITE TX EVEN
BLACK/WHITE GND
YELLOW
SOUND EVEN
ORANGE
SOUND ODD
AUDIO GND
DRAIN
CHASSIS GND
57-501281-000
RED
ORANGE/WHITE
RED/WHITE
BROWN
BLACK
BROWN/WHITE
BLACK/WHITE
YELLOW
ORANGE
WHITE/YELLOW
DRAIN
5
LAN Cable - Cable Interface to Touchpad Interface (Part No. 57-501281-000)
(1) TO J2 ON TOUCHPAD CABLE (2) TO J2 “LAN IN” ON TOUCHPAD INTERFACE
INTERFACE PCB (IN PEDESTAL)
UNDER LANES NEAR BALL LIFT)
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1
6
2
7
3
8
4
9
5
10
11
(2)
TO J2 “LAN IN” ON
TOUCHPAD INTERFACE
(IN PEDESTAL)
(1)
TO “KEYPAD” ON
PERIPHERAL CONTROLLER
(CURTAIN WALL)
4
1
ORANGE
ORANGE/WHITE
WHITE/YELLOW
RX ODD
RED
RED/WHITE
BLACK
2
3
8
7
9
RED
RED/WHITE
TX ODD
+12V
GND
RX EVEN
BLACK/WHITE
BROWN
BROWN/WHITE
YELLOW
5
6
6
SOUND ODD
AUDIO GND
ORANGE
ORANGE/WHITE
1
KEYPAD
BLACK
BLACK/WHITE
BROWN
BROWN/WHITE
YELLOW
WHITE/YELLOW
DRAIN
57-501282-000
TX EVEN
SOUND EVEN
AUDIO GND
DRAIN
CHASSIS GND
5
6
1
2
3
4
7
8
(2)
TO J1 “LAN IN” ON
CABLE INTERFACE PCB
(UNDER LANES NEAR BALL LIFT)
9
10
11
LAN Cable - Peripheral Controller to Cable Interface for Dual Touchpad Pedestals (Part No. 57-501282-000)
(1) TO “KEYPAD ON PERIPHERAL (2) TO J1 “LAN IN” ON CABLE INTERFACE
CONTROLLER (CURTAIN WALL) PCB (UNDER LANES NEAR BALL LIFT
(1)
TO J3 “AUDIO IN”
ON TOUCHPAD CABLE
INTERFACE PCB
(UNDER LANES NEAR BALL LIFT)
BLACK
8
BLCK/WHTE
7
6
5
4
3
RED
RED/WHITE
BROWN
BRWN/WHTE
ICM 1 +
ICM 1 -
ICM 1 +
ICM 1 ICM 2 +
ICM 2 GLOBL AUDIO +
GLOBL AUDIO -
AUDIO
57-501283-000
AUDIO
DRAIN
2
1
ICM 2 +
ICM 2 GLOBL AUDIO +
GLOBL AUDIO -
BLACK
BLCK/WHTE
RED
RED/WHITE
BROWN
BRWN/WHTE
DRAIN
N/C
N/C
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
(1)
TO J5 “AUDIO OUT”
ON TOUCHPAD CABLE
INTERFACE PCB
(UNDER LANES NEAR BALL LIFT)
1
Audio Cable - Touchpad Cable Interface to Touchpad Cable Interface (Part No. 57-501283-000)
(1) TO J5 “AUDIO OUT” ON 2) TO J5 “AUDIO OUT” ON
TOUCHPAD CABLE INTERFACE TOUCHPAD CABLE INTERFACE
PCB (UNDER LANES NEAR
(UNDER LANES NEAR BALL LIFT)
BALL LIFT)
5
1
4
(1)
TO J4 ON
TOUCHPAD CABLE
INTERFACE PCB
(UNDER LANES NEAR BALL LIFT)
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
BLACK
BLCK/WHTE
RED
RED/WHITE
BROWN
BRWN/WHTE
ICM 1 +
ICM 1 ICM 2 +
ICM 2 GLOBL AUDIO +
GLOBL AUDIO -
ICM 1 +
ICM 1 -
57-501284-000
DRAIN
N/C
ICM 2 +
ICM 2 GLOBL AUDIO +
GLOBL AUDIO -
BLACK
BLCK/WHTE
RED
RED/WHITE
BROWN
BRWN/WHTE
DRAIN
N/C
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
(2)
TO J5 “AUDIO IN” ON
TOUCHPAD INTERFACE
(IN PEDESTAL)
1
Audio Cable - Touchpad Cable Interface to Touchpad Interface (Part No. 57-501284-000)
(1) TO J4 ON TOUCHPAD CABLE
2) TO J5 “AUDIO IN” ON
INTERFACE PCB
TOUCHPAD INTERFACE
(UNDER LANES NEAR BALL LIFT) (IN PEDESTAL)
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(1)
RED
TO PEDESTAL
BLACK
INTERFACE PCB
(1)
GREEN
TO PEDESTAL
INTERFACE PCB WHITE
+
-
+
13.5Vdc
GROUND
13.5Vdc
GROUND
57-501319-000
13.5Vdc
GROUND
13.5Vdc
GROUND
57-501319-000
RED
BLACK
GREEN
WHITE
1
2
3
4
(2)
TO TABLET POWER
CABLE 57-501320-000
-
Tablet Power Cable (Part No. 57-501319-000)
(1) TO PEDESTAL INTERFACE PCB (2) TO TABLET POWER CABLE 57-501320-000
(2)
TO RIGHT OR LEFT
LANE ON LOWER
POWER SUPPLY
(1)
TO TABLET POWER
CABLE 57-501319-000
(2)
TO RIGHT OR LEFT
LANE ON LOWER
POWER SUPPLY
Tablet Power Cable (Part No. 57-501320-000)
(1) TO TABLET POWER CABLE 57-501319-000 (2) TO RIGHT OR LEFT LANE
ON LOWER POWER SUPPLY
(2)
TO
“NETWORK SWITCH”
ON POWER SUPPLY
(CURTAIN WALL)
(1)
TO
NETWORK SWITCH
(UNDER APPROACH)
Power Cable - Table Ethernet Switch (Part No. 57-501333-000)
(1) TO NETWORK SWITCH (UNDER APPROACH)
(2) TO NETWORK SWITCH ON
POWER SUPPLY (CURTAIN WALL)
Foul Cable (Part No. 57-501378-000)
(1) TO DISTRIBUTION BOARD J5 (2)
(4) RIGHT FOUL + (5)
(7) OR +12 VOLTS DIRECT
(8)
CURRENT
(10) TO FOUL UNIT RIGHT OUTPUT (11)
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LEFT FOUL +
RIGHT FOUL -
RIGHT
TO FOUL UNIT LEFT OUTPUT
(3) LEFT FOUL (6) GROUND
(9) LEFT
1
2
3
LEFT B.D.
GREEN
GND
WHITE
+12V DC
ORANGE
RIGHT B.D.
BLUE
LEFT- BALL DETECT
RED
BLACK
1
GREEN
2
RED
(3)
TO
BALL DETECT
LEFT LANE
3
WHITE
1
BLUE
GND
2
ORANGE
(4)
TO
BALL DETECT
RIGHT LANE
3
RIGHT- BALL DETECT
3
+12V DC
LEFT
2
BLACK
57-501379-000
(2)
TO
DISTRIBUTION
BOARD
J32
1
RIGHT
(1)
TO
DISTRIBUTION
BOARD
J27
Camera Ball Detect Cable (Part No. 57-501379-000)
(1) TO DISTRIBUTION BOARD J27 (2) TO DISTRIBUTION BOARD J32 (3)
(4) TO BALL DETECT RIGHT LANE
TO BALL DETECT LEFT LANE
Peripheral Controller to Pinball Wizard Bumpers (Part No. 57-501384-000)
(1) TO LLAN IN ON AUTOMATED
CONTROLLER PCB
(2) TO “BUMPER” ON DISTRIBUTION
PERIPHERAL CONTROLLER
GS-Pinsetter Direct Connect Data Cable (Part No. 57-501385-000)
(1)
(4)
(7)
(10)
TO “GS PINSETTER” ON
(2) SHELL
PERIPHERAL CONTROLLER
NO CONNECTION
(5) LAN A
+12 VOLTS DIRECT CURRENT (8) GROUND
TO P8 (COMLINE IN) ON GS-98
DIRECT OR P8
(SCORER COMLINE IN) ON GS-X
(3) DRAIN
(6) LAN B
(9) CHASSIS
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(1)
TO GS
ELECTRICAL ENCLOSURE
BOX (P4/P20)
10
9
8
7
BLK
BLK
BLK
BLK
BLK
BLK
BLK
BLK
6
5
4
NC
BLK
BLK
NC
BLK
BLK
3
2
1
BLK
BLK
BLK
BLK
BLK
BLK
10
9
8
7
(2)
TO GS
FOUL/BALL DETECT
CABLE
(47-142672-000)
6
5
4
3
2
1
BLK
RED
BLK
RED
(3)
TO DB7 PCB
LEFT/ RIGHT
BALL DETECT
(J27/J32)
3
2
1
NC
GS-Pinsetter Ball Detect Cable (Part No. 57-501391-000)
(2) TO GS FOUL/BALL DETECT (3) TO DB7 PCB LEFT/RIGHT BALL
CABLE (47-142672-000)
DETECT (J27/J32)
R60
U9
D7
1
D8
D6
D4
C52
KEYPAD
SPEAKERS
LAN_IN
2X 2.0 AMP, 250V
SLOW BLOW FUSES
(4)
RS-232
57-501282-000
COMM/POWER
D1
J2
ROCKWORX
POWER
IN
AUDIO
IN
CMS SERIAL
LANE AUDIO OUT
4
3
2
GND
(3)
INTERCOM AUDIO
TP1
AUDIO_IN
27-609941-000
1
HANDSET
J4
+12V
57-501284-000
TP2
AUDIO_OUT
J5
J3
L1
57-501283-000
(8)
INTERCOM AUDIO
TO NEXT LANE
PAIR
Sync Touchpad - Dual Pedestal Cabling
(1)
(4)
(7)
(10)
(13)
AUDIO CONTROL UNIT
RS-232 COMM / POWER
TRAP DOOR
SYNC TOUCHPAD INTERFACE
SYNC DUAL PEDESTAL
82 Sync Scorers
(2)
(5)
(8)
(11)
(14)
D9
U11
57-501281-000
R1
(1)
AUDIO CONTROL UNIT
D10
C55
R74
R77
R73
LAN_IN
J1
D12
C53
R71
R72
R80
R81
C59
C60
C40
C54
C58
(13)
SYNC DUAL PEDESTAL
+12V
GS PINSETTER
CAMERA
D13
65C
J4
LAN_OUT
(5)
SYNC TOUCHPAD
CABLE INTERFACE
ETHERNET
BUMPER
R78
C46
J3
LAN_IN
(9)
SPEAKERS
(2)
PERIPHERAL
CONTROLLER
D14
R76
R75
U10
R51
R62
R52
R56
R63
R68
R59
+
+
+
+
+
C51
C47
C49
C41
C43
R41
R44
+
C38
R38
R50
R40
R35
J9
MIC/SPEAKERS
J4
(7)
TRAP
DOOR
D11
C44
T1
C42
C50
C48
C45
R70
R66
R67
R69
R61
C36
C33
U4
R37
C16
C18
C17
J6
AUDIO_OUT
JPR1
C10 R1 U 1
J2
L14
1
1
1
T
(6)
BALL
RACK
L12
L13
C37
C34
R55
Q1
J5
AUDIO_IN
L11
Jp5
R36
1
C5
L9
L10
+
C15
C19
J2
R39
J6
R32
SPEAKER
T
U
P
C39
R65
C32
C35
R54
28
R29
+
C4
J1
C31
C24
C9
Y1
U7
C22
C10
17
C23
R83
18
R48
C30
R43
R49
+
U8
29
39
R28
R21
U3
C11
D1
D2
L7 L8
R79
C57
22
R47
7
R27
R20
L6
D2
D15
JP4
PERIPHERAL CONTROLLER (3)INTERCOM AUDIO
SYNC TOUCHPAD CABLE
(6)BALL RACK
INTERFACE
INTERCOM AUDIO TO NEXT LANE (9)SPEAKER
RIGHT LANE SYNC KEYBOARD
(12)LEFT LANE SYNC KEYBOARD
CONTROLLER CONTROLLER
TOUCHPAD MEMBRANE
J8
MICROPHONE
R42
R53
R58
R45
C28
R57
R64
R46
L4
L7
L8
L6
C25
L5
C20
+
C26
C27
U5
R33
R34
D3
C13
L3
U1
C2
6
R26
1
R25
JP2
TP2
D5
C6
C7
C8
R31
C5
1
AUDIO_IN
+12V
TP1
R24
R17
R19
L1
R81
R80
C58
C60
C59
J8
J5
GND
R16
R18
C1
R78
L3 L4
J3
C9
+12V
65C
R71
C46
R51
R72
C54
+
+
+
+
+
+
C51
C49
C41
C38
C47
C43
R23
R15
D1
C40
R62
R52
R56
R44
R50
R63
R59
R68
R41
R40
R22
R14
C6 C7 C8 L5
C4 R2 D3
AUDIO_OUT
R55
Q1
C1
R12
R13
MIC2
L1 C1 C2 C3
J7
C62
C61
+
J4
LAN_OUT
R11
L2
D9
D10
D11
D12
D13
C53
R76
U10
R75
L14
C37
D14
R74
R77
R61
C42
C50
C48
C45
R70
R66
R73
R67
R69
C36
C33
C35
C34
L12
L13
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+
J3
LAN_IN
R10
40
T
U
C55
R7
R8
R9
J1
L9
MIC1
+
J9
MIC/SPEAKERS
C12
R30
U2
MICROPHONE
1
C52
P
U11
C44
C39
R65
R47
C32
C30
R54
28
R38
R35
R37
C18
C17
C19
R39
L1
L2
C16
+
C3
L11
+
R4
T1
L9
L10
U4
C11
R36
D1
D2
R79
L2
+
J6
JP3
R2
R3
R5
R6
+
JP2
JP4
1
1
1
AUDIO_OUT
J5
(12)
LEFT LANE
SYNC KEYBOARD
CONTROLLER
OK
service
R1
Jp5
C15
1
AUDIO_IN
O
R82
+
+
1
C31
C24
C9
Y1
U7
C22
C10
7
17
C23
R83
R48
R43
R49
+
U8
R29
+
C4
R32
J2
P
L
.
/
(10)
SYNC TOUCHPAD
INTERFACE
D15
C57
22
R21
39
R28
R20
U3
29
R27
1
R26
40
R24
R25
SPEAKER
C61
R23
R16
R17
R19
0
O
K
M
X
+
R60
R42
R53
R58
C28
R57
R45
D4
C27
C26
L3
U5
R33
C13
R34
D3
+
J7
C62
18
6
R22
R18
9
I
J
N
R64
R46
L4
L7
L8
L6
C20
L5
C25
C6
C7
C8
R31
C5
C12
C14
R30
U2
U1
C2
R12
R13
R15
8
U
H
B
space
+
R7
R11
R14
7
Y
G
V
+
+
+
R4
R8
R9
6
T
F
C
-
+
+
1
BRUNSWICK B&B
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ASS'Y 57-501366-4XX
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R1
R2
R3
R5
R6
R10
5
R
D
X
+
cancel
JP3
R82
J1
4
E
S
Z
!
C14
(11)
RIGHT LANE
SYNC KEYBOARD
CONTROLLER
OK
service
3
W
A
?
U6
2
Q
(14)
TOUCHPAD
MEMBRANE
O
C29
1
P
L
.
/
C21
0
O
K
1
9
I
M
X
C3
8
J
N
U9
7
U
H
B
space
D7
6
Y
G
V
D8
5
T
F
C
-
D6
4
R
D
X
+
cancel
D5
3
E
S
Z
!
U6
2
W
A
?
C29
1
Q
(14)
TOUCHPAD
MEMBRANE
C21
(1) TO GS ELECTRICAL
ENLCOSURE BOX (P4/P20)
O
(9)
RIGHT LANE
SYNC KEYBOARD
CONTROLLER
OK
R60
C25
L4
L6
L7
U9
1
D8
D7
D6
D5
D4
C52
C31
C24
RED
AUDIO
IN
BLACK
RED
3
2
C55
BLACK
RED
BLACK
BLACK
CMS SERIAL
1
HANDSET
(6)
INTERCOM AUDIO
TO NEXT LANE
PAIR
(2)
PERIPHERAL
CONTROLLER
ETHERNET
BUMPER
CAMERA
GS PINSETTER
2X 2.0 AMP, 250V
SLOW BLOW FUSES
57-500279-000
KEYPAD
57-501282-000
(4)
RS-232
COMM/POWER
(4)
RS-232
COMM/POWER
Sync Touchpad - Single Lane / Table Mount Cabling
(1) AUDIO CONTROL UNIT
(4) RS-232 COMM / POWER
(7) TOUCHPAD MEMBRANE
(2)
(5)
(8)
PERIPHERAL CONTROLLER SPEAKER / MICROPHONE
LEFT LANE SYNC KEYBOARD
CONTROLLER R71
D12
R78
R80
R81
C60
C57
C59
C58
BLACK
RED
1
RED
2
GND
RED
BLACK
BLACK
RED
BLACK
RED
RED
(5)
SPEAKER /
MICROPHONE
LANE AUDIO OUT
4
D9
D11
6
5
4
RED
RED
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
DRAIN
RED
RED
BLACK
BLACK
3
J4
LAN_OUT
2
J3
LAN_IN
1
J9
MIC/SPEAKERS
2
GND
1
BLACK
RED
ROCKWORX
POWER
IN
BLACK
RED
(1)
AUDIO CONTROL UNIT
(5)
SPEAKER /
MICROPHONE
D13
D14
C53
R76
R75
65C
R68
C40
C54
R51
R62
R52
R50
R44
R56
R59
R63
+
+
+
+
+
+
C51
C49
C41
C38
C47
R38
C43
R35
C19
R39
R41
R40
R37
C16
C18
C17
R72
C46
R36
1
J6
AUDIO_OUT
57-501283-000
27-609941-000
D10
U11
C44
C50
C48
R74
R77
R73
R61
C42
C45
R70
R67
R66
R69
U10
R55
C37
C34
U8
Q1
Jp5
1
1
L14
+
C1
1
AUDIO_IN
L11
L12
L13
U4
C11
D1
+
L1
R81
C58
J2
L9
L10
T1
C39
R65
C32
C36
C33
C35
R54
+
C15
L2
R80
C60
C57
C59
SPEAKER
J5
T
U
P
U7
C23
R47
R83
R48
C30
R43
28
39
29
R29
+
R79
(3)INTERCOM AUDIO
(6)INTERCOM AUDIO TO NEXT LANE PAIR
(9)RIGHT LANE SYNC KEYBOARD
CONTROLLER
Sync Scorers 83
J8
MICROPHONE
R64
R42
R53
R58
R45
C28
R57
R46
U6
+
C26
C27
U5
L3
R33
C13
R34
D3
C9
Y1
C22
C10
7
17
18
6
1
40
R28
R21
JP2
D2
R71
R78
R72
L8
C20
L5
22
65C
C46
R63
R68
C29
C6
C7
U1
R27
R19
C40
C54
R41
R51
R62
R52
R50
R44
R56
R59
+
+
+
+
+
+
C51
C49
C41
C47
C38
C43
R40
R38
6
5
4
2
3
RED
RED
U3
DRAIN
RED
R26
RED
1
LAN_OUT
BLACK
C2
C55
D11
D12
D14
C53
R76
R75
D13
C50
C48
R74
R77
R73
R61
C42
C45
R70
R67
R66
R69
U10
R36
R35
C19
R39
C1
LAN_IN
BLACK
R25
JP4
+
MIC/SPEAKERS
BLACK
R22
R24
R17
C4
J8
D15
C62
C61
R23
R16
R18
+
AUDIO_OUT
J7
+
J4
RED
L14
R32
+
J3
BLACK
R12
R13
R15
1
1
1
J9
BLACK
R11
C37
Q1
C11
U4
R37
C16
C18
C17
L1
+
L2
R10
R49
T
D10
U11
C44
J1
L11
L12
L13
BRUNSWICK B&B
KEYBOARD W/INTERCOM
ASS'Y 57-501366-4XX
+
C3
R8
R9
R20
J6
(3)
INTERCOM AUDIO
C8
R31
C5
1
1
C31
C52
U
D9
L9
L10
Jp5
C15
1
+
R4
R5
R6
R79
+
+
JP2
JP4
T1
C39
R65
C32
C36
C33
C35
R54
C34
R29
+
C4
C12
U2
MICROPHONE
R1
R2
R3
P
U7
C23
R47
R83
R48
28
39
29
R55
R21
+
U8
R27
R28
R20
C30
R43
U3
R49
1
R26
40
R24
R25
JP3
R82
R14
R23
R16
R17
R18
R19
D1
/
cancel
service
R7
C61
18
6
R22
R14
22
C24
C9
R12
R13
D2
P
L
.
D15
C62
Y1
C22
7
17
R11
1
X
0
O
K
M
R30
R60
C25
U9
D8
D5
D4
C26
C27
L3
U5
R33
C13
R34
D3
+
J7
C10
U1
C2
R10
R15
AUDIO_IN
9
I
J
N
R64
R42
R53
R58
C28
R45
L5
C20
R57
C7
C6
C8
U2
R31
C5
C12
R30
C14
R8
R9
R32
space
8
U
H
B
+
R7
J2
7
Y
G
V
+
+
+
R4
R5
R6
SPEAKER
-
6
T
F
C
+
+
1
BRUNSWICK B&B
KEYBOARD W/INTERCOM
ASS'Y 57-501366-4XX
+
R1
R2
R3
J5
+
5
R
D
X
JP3
R82
J1
!
4
E
S
Z
C3
OK
?
C14
(8)
LEFT LANE
SYNC KEYBOARD
CONTROLLER
O
cancel
service
3
W
A
R46
/
2
Q
(7)
TOUCHPAD
MEMBRANE
C21
1
P
L
.
L4
X
0
O
K
1
9
I
M
L7
space
-
8
J
N
L6
7
U
H
B
L8
6
Y
G
V
D7
+
!
5
T
F
C
D6
4
R
D
X
U6
3
E
S
Z
C29
2
W
A
?
C21
1
Q
(7)
TOUCHPAD
MEMBRANE
(5)
KEYPAD
(6)
PERIPHERAL
CONTROLLER
(1)
LEFT LANE
KEYPAD
INTERFACE PCB
ETHERNET
BUMPER
GS PINSETTER
CAMERA
KEYPAD
(3)
SPEAKER
2X 2.0 AMP, 250V
SLOW BLOW FUSES
57-500399-000
(9)
RS-232
COMM/POWER
57-500279-000
(4)
MICROPHONE
(8)
INTERCOM AUDIO
(8)
INTERCOM AUDIO
(5)
KEYPAD
(3)
SPEAKER
(7)
AUDIO CONTROL UNIT
ROCKWORX
POWER
IN
AUDIO
IN
CMS SERIAL
LANE AUDIO OUT
4
3
2
1
HANDSET
(2)
RIGHT LANE
KEYPAD
INTERFACE PCB
(4)
MICROPHONE
(11)
INTERCOM AUDIO
TO NEXT LANE
PAIR
Vector Keypad Console Cabling
(1)
(4)
(7)
(10)
LEFT LANE KEYPAD INTERFACE(2)
PCB
MICROPHONE
(5)
AUDIO CONTROL UNIT
(8)
27-609941-000
(11)
84 Sync Scorers
RIGHT LANE KEYPAD INTERFACE (3)SPEAKER
PCB
KEYPAD
(6)PERIPHERAL CONTROLLER
INTERCOM AUDIO
(9)RS-232 COMM / POWER
INTERCOM AUDIO TO NEXT LANE PAIR
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