Xtreme Game Wizard Arcade Machine
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Xtreme Game Wizard Arcade Machine
Xtreme Game Wizard Arcade Machine OPERATORS MANUAL v 1.2 (BETA) Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] INDEX Section 1 2 Topic Introduction 3 1.1 Safety Warnings and Precautions 3 1.2 Introduction 4 Machine Overview 5 2.1 Machine Specification 5 2.2 Product Assembly 6 2.3 How to Access Inside/Control Panels 7 2.4 Machine Details 9 2.5 Main Control Panel View 10 2.6 How To Access Back Of Machine and Insert PC / Console 12 2.7 Adjusting Joysticks for Different Games 13 2.8 Test and Service Switches 15 2.9 Adjusting the Monitor 15 2.10 Understanding your Push Buttons 16 2.11 Adjusting Volume in Your Machine 16 / 2.12 Note About Ventilation Fans & Accessing the Back of Your Machine 3 Highway Controller Board 3.1 What is the Highway Controller Board? 3.2 Putting Highway Controller Board into Test Mode 3.3 Updating Firmware 4 Page Consoles & Game Devices 4.1 PC (Personal Computer) 4.1.1 How To Connect PC 4.1.2 How To Put Machine in PC Mode 4.1.3 How To Connect With Steam and EA/Origin 4.1.4 Button Remapping and Additional Buttons for PC 4.2 Xbox 360 4.2.1 How To Connect Xbox 360 4.2.2 How To Put Machine In Xbox 360 Mode 4.2.3 How To Connect To Xbox Live 4.2.4 Button Remapping for Xbox 360 4.2.5 How To Use Xbox 360 Accessories With Machine Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] 17 4.3 Xbox One 4.3.1 How To Connect Xbox One 4.3.2 How To Put Machine In Xbox One Mode 4.3.3 How To Connect To Xbox Live 4.3.4 Button Remapping for Xbox One 4.3.5 How To Use Xbox One Accessories With Machine 4.4 PlayStation 3 (PS3) 4.4.1 How To Connect PS3 4.4.2 How To Put Machine In PS3 Mode 4.4.3 How To Connect To PlayStation Network (PSN) 4.4.4 Button Remapping for PS3 4.5 PlayStation 4 (PS4) 4.5.1 How To Connect PS4 4.5.2 How To Put Machine In PS4 Mode 4.5.3 How To Connect To PlayStation Network (PSN) 4.5.4 Button Remapping For PS4 4.6 Arcade Game Board 4.6.1 Machine Setup for Arcade Mode = 4.6.2 How To Connect a Standard JAMMA Arcade Game Board 4.6.3 How To Connect a Late Model Arcade Game Board 5 Coin Operated Play 5.1 How to Setup Coin Operation 6 Servicing Your Machine 7 General Troubleshooting 8 Parts 9 Warranty Policy and Service Contact Details IMPORTANT Please read all SAFETY PRECAUTIONS and INSTALLATION sections before operating machine. Please keep instructions. Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] 1. INTRODUCTION_________________________________________________________ 1.1. Safety Warnings and Precautions___________________________________________ Safety instructions apply to operators and service personnel. Read and follow all instructions carefully, and heed all warnings. Other safety instructions may appear elsewhere in this manual. • This is not a toy – please take care with the operation of the machine and do not allow children access to the inside of the machine which has HIGH VOLTAGE. Once the machine is set up (volume, game settings, etc.) there is no need for anyone to access inside the machine. • The video game machine contains glass and fragile electronic devices. Use appropriate care when transporting by lifting from the base of the machine. DO NOT lift the cabinet by the control panel. Avoid rough handling. • Do not use the machine near water. To reduce the risks of fire or electrical shock do not expose the machine to rain, moisture, dripping or splashing. Leaving the machine outside on balconies, carports or exposed to outdoor weather will significantly reduce the life of the machine. • Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves or any apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat. • Do not block any ventilation openings. • Protect the power cord from being walked on, pinched or damaged in any way. If cable becomes damaged, please replace immediately. • Unplug the machine during lightning storms and = power outages - it is recommended to use a surge protector to safeguard the game from abrupt power spikes or losses. • Before servicing the machine, turn off power and unplug machine so as to avoid damaging components and personal injury. HEALTH WARNING: A small portion of the population has an epileptic condition that may cause seizures. Affected persons experience seizures while watching some television pictures or playing certain video games. People who have not had seizures may still have an undetected epileptic condition. If anyone in your family has experienced epilepsy symptoms (such as seizures or loss of awareness) consult your doctor before using video games. While children play video games a parent should observe and be alert to the following symptoms: Dizziness, altered vision, eye or muscle twitching, involuntary movements, loss of awareness, disorientation or convulsions. If you or your child experiences these symptoms DISCONTINUE USE IMMEDIATELY and consult your doctor. -3Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] 1.2. Introduction______________________________________________________________________ Thank you for purchasing the Xtreme Game Wizard Arcade Machine, the most advanced cabinet in the market! This machine is the world’s first modern multi-platform arcade machine with an Australian patented design. This machine can accept a variety of consoles including Xbox360, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, and PlayStation 4, PC, as well as well as standard JAMMA and late model arcade game boards on a plug and play system. The Xtreme Game Wizard Arcade Machine was designed primarily with fighting and sports video games in mind, and while many games – such as fighters, sports games and driving games – will work for this machine, you may find some controls more difficult when playing first person shooter games. Please note that there are a number of control options with this machine including using your console hand controller, keyboard and mouse, control panel trackball and buttons, and the arcade joystick and buttons. The Xtreme Game Wizard is an incredibly diverse cabinet that provides players with unparalleled flexibility. This machine will be continually upgraded, so your product will never grow old and boring, but will always be getting better; because of this, we appreciate our customers taking the time to send us feedback and let us know what upgrades they think could be made. This manual is your guide on how to get the best out of your machine, so please take a moment to read this manual and understand all the features of this machine before using it. The manual covers a range of features, including connecting different consoles and game boards, adjusting the joystick to 4-way mode from 8-way mode, removing and cleaning buttons, monitor controls, and much more! We also have a number of ‘walk through’ and ‘how-to’ videos which you can review at: = www.highwaygaming.com and www.youtube.com/user/highwayarcade Please register your machine at www.highwaygaming.com to receive product updates and the latest information! We are constantly updating machine features. -4- Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] 1.3 QUICK START GUIDE After assembling the control panel onto your Xtreme Game Wizard machine and opening either the front or rear service door on the machine, you now need to connect your console/PC into the machine. There are just 2 cables to connect (Please review 2.2. Product Assembly on page 6 and 2.3. How to Access Inside/Control Panels on page 7); - HDMI / VGA / AV for the video from your console/PC to the machine USB cable from the Highway Controller board to your console/PC The Xtreme Game Wizard machine can accept PC, Xbox360, Xbox One, PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4. Please note that only one console /PC and one game can be used at a time. When connecting one of these products, please make sure you follow the points below; PC: when connecting the PC for the first time, please allow all windows drivers to install on the PC. It is very important you allow the drivers to install before you start playing any games. If you do not allow the windows drivers to install correctly your controls will not work properly and will not be able to operate the machine as intended. XBOX 360/XBOX One: to allow the Xbox360 or Xbox One to function, the corresponding hand controllers must be connected to the arcade control panel on the Xtreme Game Wizard machine. Once these are connected, you can use either the hand controller or the joysticks/buttons on the machine's control panel for game play. Please note that wireless Xbox360 controllers (even with a cable) do not work with this arcade machine. Please make sure that if you are connecting a Xbox360, you use wired Xbox360 controllers. = PLAYSTATION 3: after connecting the 2 cables from the PlayStation 3 to the Xtreme Game Wizard machine, turn the console on and start playing. No need for any hand controller to be plugged in. PLAYSTATION 4: to allow PlayStation 4 to function, the PlayStation 4 hand controllers must be connected to the arcade control panel on the Xtreme Game Wizard machine. Once the controllers are connected via cable, you can use either the hand controller or the joysticks/buttons on the machine's control panel for game play. For further instruction and information on how to connect each type of video game product, please review section 3 titled CONSOLE & GAME DEVICES Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] 2. MACHINE OVERVIEW_____________________________________________________________ 2.1. Machine Specifications_____________________________________________________________ SPECIFICATIONS Assembled Size L x B x H (cm): Packing Size L x B x H (cm): Weight: Monitor & Resolution: Coin Mechanism: Operating Temperature Power: 82*80*190cm 89*64*179cm – (with pallet) 125kgs physical weight, 160kgs volume weight 32” LCD monitor, VGA High Definition Resolution (1920x1080p) Electronic Multi-Coin Selector HI-09UCS (accepts 20c, $1, $2) 10 – 40 degrees 240volts -5Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] 2.2. Product Assembly__________________ _______________________________________________ We also have video for step by step connection. Please refer to our websites. -6Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] 2.3. How to Access Inside/Control Panels_______________________________________________ There are 2 keys provided with the Xtreme Game Wizard machine. One will open the control panel, front service door, and back service door. The other key will open only the cashbox of the machine. To open the control panel, refer to Figures 2-3-A and Figure 2-3-B: Figure 2-3-A – Opening Panel/Replacing Controls Figure 2-3-B – Remove and Replace Wiring = -7- Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] If you are wishing to change the player instructions, please review below (please also use Figure 2-3-C and Figure 2-3-D as a guide); -Step 1: Open control panel and remove the two screws holding the back panel in place -Step 2: Unscrew the top and bottom screws holding the instruction plate and in place and remove -Step 3: Unscrew and remove metal brackets on either side -Step 4: Lift up glass to remove artwork and replace with new artwork -Step 5: Screw it all back together and replace in control panel Figure 2-3-C - Removing Instructions Plate Figure 2-3-D – Replacing Instructions Sheet = -8- Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] 2.4. Machine Details___________________________________________________________________ Front View, Back View and Internals – Figure 2-4-A 1. 32”LCD Monitor 2. Player 1 Controls 3. Player 2 Controls 4. Stereo Speakers 5. Coin Entry Slot 6. Main Access Panel – access PCB, Power Supply, etc. Access Door w/Lock – access coin mech, test/service switch, power switch and monitor controls. 9. Plastic Header w/ Blue LED Lighting Console control switches and USB external ports 12. Power Panel – Power Cord Input, Fuse, & On/Off Switch Fans 15. Back Access Panel to Monitor = 7. Cash Box Door w/ Lock 8. 10. Volume control / headphone jacks 11. 13. Back Access Panel to 14. Internals with secondary Fan 16. Machine Handles 17. Network Connection 18. All to HDMI Converter 19. Power Cable for Monitor 20. Place your console or PC here 21. I/O Board (located behind Operator Test Panel) 22. Operator Test Panel 23. Coin Meter 24. Cash Box 25. Sound Amplifier 26. RBG/JAMMA to VGA Converter Board 27. 3.3V Power Supply 28. Power box -9Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] 2.5. Main Control Panel View___________________________________________________________ The control panel on the Xtreme Game Wizard machine is designed for 2 players and features Japanese Sanwa joysticks and buttons, trackballs, USB inputs and various player options via dipswitches. The control panel was specially created to function with PC, Xbox360, XboxOne, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4 as well as arcade JAMMA and late model game boards. Most buttons on this machine will seem familiar as they have been replicated from the aforementioned home video game products. However, please take your time to understand the functions of the control panel as not all buttons/features will work on all PC/consoles/arcade modes. For example, the home button will work perfectly well if you are using XBOX/PlayStation, but has no meaning if you are using an arcade game board. All buttons/features will be explained below. Figure 2-5-A = -10Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] Figure 2-5-B (1) Volume Control Dial – this is the external control for adjusting the volume on the Xtreme Game Wizard machine and is one of three ways you can change volume levels. It is located on the top left hand side of the control panel for easy access and use. (2) Player 1 Headphone Input – using a regular jack input, this is where Player 1 will plug in their headphones. Please note that if Player 1 is using a headphone, and there are two players using the machine, Player 2 will also need to plug in a set of headphones. = (3) Player 1 Microphone Input – using a regular jack input, this is where Player 1 will plug in their microphone. (4) Player 2 Headphone Input – using a regular jack input, this is where Player 2 will plug in their headphones. Please note that if Player 2 is using a headphone, and there are two players using the machine, Player 1 will also need to plug in a set of headphones. (5) Player 2 Microphone Input – using a regular jack input, this is where Player 2 will plug in their microphone. (6) Player 1 PC/Console Switch – this switch will allow Player 1 to enter either PC (switch up) or Console (switch down) mode. Please note that Player 1 and Player 2 will need to have the same settings, the Xtreme Game Wizard Machine can only accept one console/PC and game at a time. (7) Player 1 Joystick/Trackball Switch – this switch will allow Player 1 to alternate between using the joystick (switch up) and the trackball (switch down) as the main motion/directional control. This is useful as some games will require the use of a trackball, such as Golden Tee, rather than the more commonly used joystick. Please note that it is recommended that Player 1 and Player 2 have the same settings, the Xtreme Game Wizard Machine can only accept one console/PC and game at a time. (8) Player 1 Trackball On/Trackball Off Switch – this switch will allow Player 1 to enable (switch up) or disable (switch down) the trackballs. Please note that it is recommended that Player 1 and Player 2 have the same settings, the Xtreme Game Wizard Machine can only accept one console/PC and game at a time. -11- Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] (9) Player 2 PC/Console Switch – this switch will allow Player 2 to enter either PC (switch up) or Console (switch down) mode. Please note that Player 1 and Player 2 will need to have the same settings, the Xtreme Game Wizard Machine can only accept one console/PC and game at a time. (10) Player 2 Joystick/Trackball Switch – this switch will allow Player 2 to alternate between using the joystick (switch up) and the trackball (switch down) as the main motion/directional control. This is useful as some games will require the use of a trackball, such as Golden Tee, rather than the more commonly used joystick. Please note that it is recommended that Player 1 and Player 2 have the same settings, the Xtreme Game Wizard Machine can only accept one console/PC and game at a time. (11) Player 2 Trackball On/Trackball Off Switch – this switch will allow Player 2 to enable (switch up) or disable (switch down) the trackballs. Please note that it is recommended that Player 1 and Player 2 have the same settings, the Xtreme Game Wizard Machine can only accept one console/PC and game at a time. (12) Player 1 Hand Controller USB Port – this is an external USB port that allows Player 1 to plug in and use a console hand controller, such as the Xbox 360 controller. Please note it is possible to have Player 1 using a hand controller while Player 2 uses the control panel to play games. (13) Player 1 Keyboard USB Port – this is an external USB port that allows Player 1 to plug in and use a PC keyboard. Please note that Player 1 can use a keyboard whilst Player 2 uses the control panel to play games. (14) Player 1 Mouse USB Port – this is an external USB port that allows Player 1 to plug in and use a PC mouse control. Please note that it is possible to use the trackballs as a mouse function – refer to (18). Please also note Player 1 can use a mouse whilst Player 2 uses the control panel to play games. (15) Player 2 Hand Controller USB Port – this is an external USB port that allows Player 2 to plug in and use a console hand controller, such as the Xbox360 controller. Please note it is possible to have Player 2 using a hand controller while Player 1 uses the control panel to play games. (16) Player 2 Keyboard USB Port – this is an external USB port that allows Player 2 to plug in and use a PC keyboard. Please note that Player 2 can use a keyboard whilst Player 1 uses the control panel to play games. (17) Player 2 Mouse USB Port – this is an external USB port that allows Player 2 to plug in and use a PC mouse control. Please note that it is possible to use the trackballs as a mouse function – refer to (18). Please also note Player 2 can use a mouse whilst Player 1 uses the control panel to play games. (18) Mouse On/Off Switch – this switch allows players to enable (switch up) or disable (switch down) the mouse function. (19) Headphones On/Off Switch – this switch allows players to enable (switch up) or disable (switch down) the headphones function. Please note that if two players are using the machine, both players must connect headphones if they wish to use this function. -12Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] 2.6 How to Access Back Of Machine and Insert PC / Console_____________________________ To access the back of your Xtreme Game Wizard machine, please; Step 1 – Make sure your machine is turned off Step 2 - Use the key to unlock the panel and unscrew the screws holding the panel in place (refer to Figure 2-6-A) Step 3 – Carefully ease the panel back enough to allow you access to see and reach inside the machine Locate the wiring coming from the fan which is located on this back panel and follow it till you reach the connection point. Step 4 – Disconnect the housing plugs and remove the panel completely Step 5 – You can now insert your PC or Console and connect via the back of the machine (refer to section 4 for connecting the PC/Console to monitor and Highway Controller Board) While you are here, you can also take this time to connect your PC/Console to the internet network (refer to your specific console section for connecting to the relevant network in section 4). Figure 2-6-A = Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] 3. CONSOLE & GAME DEVICES______________________________________________ The Xtreme Game Wizard Arcade Machine is set up internally for you to simply connect your console/PC and play. No extra modification or wiring necessary. Basic connection process is as follows (refer to Figure 3-A and Figure 3-B for visual reference): -Step 1 – Place your console/PC inside the cabinet on the top shelf. -Step 2 – Plug the consoles/PC power cord into one of the power sockets inside the cabinet. -Step 3 – Plug the connection cable for your console/PC (for example, an Xbox will use an HDMI cable, while a PC will use a VGA cable) into the All to HDMI Converter. The converter will auto detect what type of input you’re using (HDMI, VGA, Component, etc.), so you do not need to do anything else with this; please note, only have one console plugged in, or only one turned on, at a time. -Step 4 – Using a USB to USB cord, plug one end into console/PC and the other into one of the USB ports on the Highway Game Board. This will link the console to the arcade control panel. The Xtreme Game Wizard Arcade Machine is compatible with a PC, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Play Station 3, Play Station 4, JAMMA PCB (standard arcade game board), and late model arcade game boards such as Taito X2, etc. Please note that only one console/PC and one game can be connected at any time. Please also note, what ever start button you press first will become Player 1, for example, if you and a friend are playing and you press the Player 2 start button first, then the player 2 control panel side will actually be Player 1, and vice versa. = The connection process for Arcade JAMMA game boards and other Late Model Arcade Game Boards is different to the above process (refer to section 4.6). When connecting either a console or arcade game board, please find the relevant console instructions below and follow them carefully to connect your game device. Figure 3-A Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] Figure 3-B 3.1. PC (Personal Computer) ___________________________________________________________ 3.1.1 How to Connect PC If you are able to place your PC tower inside the machine, please do so, if not please place your tower to the side of the machine and run all the necessary cables through the back of the Xtreme Game Wizard machine. You will see on the back bottom right hand side of the machine, a sliding metal panel. Slide this all the way to the left. You will also see a cut out in the metal – run all the connection cables through this cut out and plug connections in from the front of the machine. Once your PC tower is safely inside the Xtreme Game Wizard machine (or you have successfully fed the cables through the back of the machine) follow the below instructions to connect your PC to the Xtreme Game Wizard: -Step 1 – Plug PC power cord into one of the free power sockets inside the cabinet (located on the top shelf inside the Xtreme Game Wizard machine). Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] -Step 2 – Inside the Xtreme Game Wizard Machine, you will see a VGA cable which is already connected to the All to HDMI converter. Take the other end of this VGA cable and attach it to your PC tower. This is all you need to do with the converter as it will auto-detect what input you are using (i.e. VGA). -Step 3 – Take a USB to USB cord and plug one end into the PC tower, and the other end into one of the free USB ports on the Highway Controller Board. 3.1.2 How to Put Machine in PC Mode Now that you have connected your PC to the machine, you need to put the machine into PC mode. You can do this using the Player 1/Player 2 PC/Console Switch, as demonstrated in section 2-5 using Figure 2-5-B. All you have to do is push the switch up for each player and this will put the machine into PC mode. In PC mode, players use the trackball as a mouse (move by rolling the trackball and click by pressing down on the trackball), but they also have the choice of connecting a traditional mouse control and keyboard if desired. To prepare standard PC mode for playing (without PC accessories), follow the instructions below: -Step 1 – Switch the Mouse On/Off switch is set to ‘Off’ -Step 2 – Switch the Trackball On/Off switch is set to ‘Trackball On’ -Step 3 – Switch the Joystick/Trackball switch down to ‘Trackball’ If you wish to use a traditional computer mouse control and keyboard, you will need to: -Step 1 – Make sure that the Mouse On/Off Switch @ is set to ‘On’ -Step 2 – Open the control panel and locate the cable connected to the control panels Mouse USB port and Keyboard USB port and unplug them from the Highway Controller Board -Step 3 – Connect these USB ends (ones disconnected in step 2) directly into the PC tower, so your tower is directly connected to the control panel -Step 4 – Close the control panel, then plug the mouse and keyboard into the relevant (Player 1 or Player 2) Mouse USB port and Keyboard USB port on the control panel (refer to Figure 2-5-B) PLEASE NOTE: In PC mode, only one mouse and keyboard control will work. 3.1.3 How to Connect With Steam and EA/Origin In order to connect with Steam or Origin (powered by EA), you will first need to have Steam/Origin downloaded onto your PC and have an active account (you can do this once you have connected your PC to the Xtreme Game Wizard machine, however it will be easier if you download the programme/s and load them up with games separately BEFORE connecting your PC to the Xtreme Game Wizard machine). Before logging into your Steam or EA/Origin account, you will need to make sure that the PC connected to the Xtreme Game Wizard machine is able to connect to your network, which you can do via the back of the machine, as seen in section 2.6. Once you are connected to a network, you can log into your account as Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] normal and have the option of using the trackball and push buttons to scroll through and select games, or, you can use the Keyboard and Mouse controls (refer to section 4.1.2). HINT! If you are using Steam, it may be easier for you to display Steam in the big menu mode, as it can make navigation using the trackball and arcade controls easier. 4.1.4 Button Mapping for PC The controls have been pre-set at the factory and are hard wired into the Highway Controller Board. This means that, at this time, you will be unable to customise your controls. The controls are mapped as indicated in section 2.5. 3.2. Xbox 360__________________________________________________________________________ 3.2.1 How to Connect Xbox 360 Open the front panel of the Xtreme Game Wizard machine using the key then place your Xbox360 on the top shelf. Once the Xbox360 is seated in the machine securely, follow the below instructions to connect your Xbox360 to the Xtreme Game Wizard Arcade Machine: Step 1 – Plug the Xbox360 power cord into one of the free power sockets inside the cabinet (located on the top shelf). Step 2 – You will see a HDMI cable which is already connected to the All to HDMI converter. Take the other @ end of this HDMI cable and plug it into your Xbox. This is all you need to do with the converter as it will auto-detect what input you are using (i.e. HDMI). Step 3 – Take a USB to USB cord and plug one end into the Xbox360, and the other end into one of the free USB ports on the Highway Controller Board. Step 4 – Take your Xbox360 hand controllers and plug them into the Highway Controller Board (you will need to plug in two controllers if you are going to have two players). The Xbox360 controllers can then be stored either inside the machine or inside the control panel. Alternatively, you can also plug the controllers into the Hand Controller USB ports on the control panel and have them sitting on the control panel as seen in Figure 4-2-1-A. PLEASE NOTE: With Xbox 360 controllers, the Highway Controller Board doesn’t register wireless Xbox 360 controllers connected with adapter cords, however wired Xbox 360 are recognised by the board. WIRED HAND CONTROLLER/S MUST BE ATTACHED AT ALL TIMES Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] @ Figure 3-2-1-A 3.2.2 How to Put Machine in Xbox 360 Mode Now that you have connected your Xbox 360 to the machine, you need to put the machine into the right mode. You can do this using the Player 1 and Player 2 PC/Console Switches, as demonstrated in section 2-5 using Figure 2-5-B. All you have to do is push the switch down for each player and this will put the machine into Console mode. In Console mode players have a range of controller options, and depending on the game you are playing will depend on what controls will work best: Step 1 – To turn on the joystick controls, push the Joystick/Trackball switch up on Player 1 and Player 2 controls. Step 2 – To enable the Trackball function, push the Trackball On/Trackball Off switch up on Player 1 and Player 2 controls. Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] Step 3 – To turn the Mouse function off, push the Mouse On/Off switch down. Please note: Keyboard and Mouse work well with Xbox 360, however you will not be able to remap controls. Controls are factory default. HINT! The two trackballs work like dual joysticks on your hand controller (one for movement and one for looking around) and joystick can also be used to move character. 3.2.3 How to Connect To Xbox Live To connect to Xbox Live you will need to connect to the internet with the Xtreme Game Wizard Arcade Machine, which can be done in one of two ways (you can also refer to section 2.6 for this). First way, at the back of the Xtreme Game Wizard machine, on the bottom right hand side, you will see a small metal sliding panel. Slide this panel to the right and you will see an Ethernet input where you can connect your machine directly to the modem and connect the Ethernet extension inside the machine to the console. The second way requires you to slide this panel to the left and you will see a metal cut out in the back of the machine. (Slip the Ethernet cable through this cut out, then carefully take the back panel off the machine as instructed in section 2.11 (you can also go through the front panel), and once you can clearly see inside the machine and the console, plug the Ethernet cable directly into the console. Both ways require you to plug the Ethernet cable into the console, and once you have done this, you will Я be able to sign into the network through the console㱀as well. 3.2.4 Button Mapping for Xbox 360 The controls have been pre-set at the factory and are hard wired into the Highway Controller Board. This means that, at this time, you will be unable to customise your controls . The controls are mapped as indicated in section 2.5. 3.2.5 How to Use Xbox 360 Accessories with Machine All Xbox 360 accessories – such as Kinect, headset and communications equipment, hard drives, controllers, etc. – are connected as per usual through your console. Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] 3.3. Xbox One_________________________________________________________________________ WIRED HAND CONTROLLER/S MUST BE ATTACHED AT ALL TIMES 3.3.1 How to Connect Xbox One Open the front panel of the Xtreme Game Wizard machine using the key then place your Xbox One on the top shelf. Once your Xbox One is seated in the Xtreme Game Wizard machine securely, follow the below instructions to connect your Xbox One to the Vewlix Xtreme Game Wizard Arcade Machine: Step 1 – Plug the Xbox One power cord into one of the free power sockets inside the cabinet (located on the left of the machine) Step 2 – You will see a HDMI cable which is already connected to the All to HDMI converter. Take the other end of this HDMI cable and plug it into your Xbox One. This is all you need to do with the converter as it will auto-detect what input you are using (i.e. HDMI). Step 3 – Take the USB cable which is coming from the Highway Controller board and plug both USB ends into your XBOX One machine. 㱀Яcontrol panel (you will need to use a micro to USB Step 4 – Connect your hand controller into the arcade cable). Once this is connected into the machine, the XBOX One console will register the control panel and allow joystick (as well as console, keyboard and mouse play). 3.3.2 How to Put Machine in Xbox One Mode Now that you have connected your Xbox One to the Xtreme Game Wizard machine, you need to put the machine into the right mode. You can do this using the Player 1 and Player 2 PC/Console Switches, as demonstrated in section 2-5 using Figure 2-5-B. All you have to do is push the switch down for each player and this will put the machine into Console mode. In Console mode players have a range of controller options, and depending on the game you are playing will depend on what controls will work best: Step 1 – To turn on the joystick controls, push the Joystick/Trackball switch up on Player 1 and Player 2 controls. Step 2 – To enable the Trackball function, push the Trackball On/Trackball Off switch up on Player 1 and Player 2 controls. Please note: Keyboard and Mouse work well with Xbox One, however you will not be able to remap controls. Controls are pre-set at factory level. Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] HINT! The two trackballs work like dual joysticks on your hand controller (one for movement and one for looking around) and joystick can also be used to move character. 3.3.3 How to Connect To Xbox Live To connect to Xbox Live you will need to connect to the internet with the Xtreme Game Wizard Arcade Machine, which can be done in one of two ways (you can also refer to section 2.6 for this). First way, at the back of the Xtreme Game Wizard machine, on the bottom right hand side, you will see a small metal sliding panel. Slide this panel to the right and you will see an Ethernet input where you can connect your machine directly to the modem and connect the Ethernet extension inside the machine to the console. The second way requires you to slide this panel to the left and you will see a metal cut out in the back of the machine. Slip the Ethernet cable through this cut out, then carefully take the back panel off the machine as instructed in section 2.11 (you can also go through the front panel), and once you can clearly see inside the machine and the console, plug the Ethernet cable directly into the console. Both ways require you to plug the Ethernet cable into the console, and once you have done this, you will be able to sign into the network through the console as well. 3.3.4 Button Mapping for Xbox One The controls have been pre-set at the factory and are hard wired into the Highway Controller Board. This 㱀Я means that, at this time, you will be unable to customise your controls. 3.3.5 How to Use Xbox One Accessories with Machine All Xbox One accessories – such as Kinect, headset and communications equipment, hard drives, controllers, etc. – are connected as per usual through your console. Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] 3.4. PlayStation 3 (PS3) ________________________________________________________________ 3.4.1 How to Connect PS3 Open the front panel of the Xtreme Game Wizard machine using the key then place your PlayStation 3 on the top shelf. Once your PS3 is seated in the machine securely, follow the below instructions to connect your PlayStation 3 to the Vewlix Xtreme Game Wizard Arcade Machine: Step 1 – Plug the PlayStation 3 power cord into one of the free power sockets inside the cabinet (located on the left of the machine) Step 2 – You will see a HDMI cable which is already connected to the All to HDMI converter. Take the other end of this HDMI cable and plug it into your Xbox One. This is all you need to do with the converter as it will auto-detect what input you are using (i.e. HDMI). Step 3 – Take the USB cable which is coming from the Highway Controller board and plug both USB ends into your Playstation 3 machine. Step 4 – Whilst you do not need to have the hand controller plugged in to allow the arcade control panel to function, if your hand controller is plugged into the USB socket (on the arcade control panel) it will allow dual play, you can use either the arcade control panel or your hand controller. 4.4.2 How to Put Machine in PS3 Mode 㱀Я Now that you have connected your PS3 to the machine, you need to put the Xtreme Game Wizard machine into the right mode. You can do this using the Player 1 and Player 2 PC/Console Switches, as demonstrated in section 2-5 using Figure 2-5-B. All you have to do is push the switch down for each player and this will put the machine into Console mode. In Console mode players have a range of controller options, and depending on the game you are playing will depend on what controls will work best: Step 1 – To turn on the joystick controls, push the Joystick/Trackball switch up on Player 1 and Player 2 controls. Step 2 – To enable the Trackball function, push the Trackball On/Trackball Off switch up on Player 1 and Player 2 controls. HINT! The two trackballs work like dual joysticks on your hand controller (one for movement and one for looking around) and joystick can also be used to move character. Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] 3.4.3 How to Connect To PlayStation Network (PSN) To connect to PSN you will need to connect to the internet with the Xtreme Game Wizard Arcade Machine, which can be done in one of two ways (you can also refer to section 2.6 for this). First way, at the back of the Xtreme Game Wizard machine, on the bottom right hand side, you will see a small metal sliding panel. Slide this panel to the right and you will see an Ethernet input where you can connect your machine directly to the modem and connect the Ethernet extension inside the machine to the console. The second way requires you to slide this panel to the left and you will see a metal cut out in the back of the machine. Slip the Ethernet cable through this cut out, then carefully take the back panel off the machine as instructed in section 2.11 (you can also go through the front panel), and once you can clearly see inside the machine and the console, plug the Ethernet cable directly into the console. Both ways require you to plug the Ethernet cable into the console, and once you have done this, you will be able to sign into the network through the console as well. 3.4.4 Button Mapping for PS3 The controls have been pre-set at the factory and are hard wired into the Highway Controller Board. This means that, at this time, you will be unable to customise your controls. The controls are mapped as indicated in section 2.5. 3.5. PlayStation 4 (PS4) ________________________________________________________________ ? WIRED HAND CONTROLLER/S MUST BE ATTACHED AT ALL TIMES 3.5.1 How to Connect PS4 Open the front panel of the Xtreme Game Wizard machine using the key then place your PlayStation 4 on the top shelf. Once your PS4 is seated in the machine securely, follow the below instructions to connect your PlayStation 4 to the Xtreme Game Wizard Arcade Machine: Step 1 – Plug the Playstation 4 power cord into one of the free power sockets inside the cabinet (located on the left of the machine) Step 2 – You will see a HDMI cable which is already connected to the All to HDMI converter. Take the other end of this HDMI cable and plug it into your Playstation 4. This is all you need to do with the converter as it will auto-detect what input you are using (i.e. HDMI). Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] Step 3 – Take the USB cable which is coming from the Highway Controller board and plug both USB ends into your Playstation 4 machine. Step 4 – Connect your hand controller into the arcade control panel (you will need to use a micro to USB cable). Once this is connected into the machine, the XBOX One console will register the control panel and allow joystick (as well as console, keyboard and mouse play). 3.5.2 How to Put Machine in PS4 Mode Now that you have connected your PlayStation 4 to the Xtreme Game Wizard machine, you need to put the machine into the right mode. You can do this using the Player 1 and Player 2 PC/Console Switches, as demonstrated in section 2-5 using Figure 2-5-B. All you have to do is push the switch down for each player and this will put the Xtreme Game Wizard machine into Console mode. In Console mode players have a range of controller options, and depending on the game you are playing will depend on what controls will work best: Step 1 – To turn on the joystick controls, push the Joystick/Trackball switch up on Player 1 and Player 2 controls. Step 2 – To enable the Trackball function, push the Trackball On/Trackball Off switch up on Player 1 and @ Player 2 controls. HINT! The two trackballs work like dual joysticks on your hand controller (one for movement and one for looking around) and joystick can also be used to move character. 3.5.3 How to Connect To PlayStation Network (PSN) To connect to PSN you will need to connect to the internet with the Xtreme Game Wizard Arcade Machine, which can be done in one of two ways (you can also refer to section 2.6 for this). First way, at the back of the Xtreme Game Wizard machine, on the bottom right hand side, you will see a small metal sliding panel. Slide this panel to the right and you will see an Ethernet input where you can connect your machine directly to the modem and connect the Ethernet extension inside the machine to the console. The second way requires you to slide this panel to the left and you will see a metal cut out in the back of the machine. Slip the Ethernet cable through this cut out, then carefully take the back panel off the machine as instructed in section 2.11 (you can also go through the front panel), and once you can clearly see inside the machine and the console, plug the Ethernet cable directly into the console. Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] Both ways require you to plug the Ethernet cable into the console, and once you have done this, you will be able to sign into the network through the console as well. 3.5.4 Button Mapping For PS4 The controls have been pre-set at the factory and are hard wired into the Highway Controller Board. This means that, at this time, you will be unable to customise your controls. 3.6. Arcade Game Board_______________________________________________________________ The Xtreme Game Wizard Arcade Machine can also accept standard JAMMA arcade game boards and late model arcade game boards, as well as consoles. 3.6.1. Machine Setup for Arcade Mode To set your machine up for Arcade Mode you will need to do the following (refer to Figure 3-6-1-A): Step 1 – Open the control panel as seen in section 2.3 Step 2 – Locate the red and white housing plugs on the right hand side of the machine. You should see two red and two white plugs already connected, plus a loose red and white plug next to these Step 3 – Disconnect the currently connected red and@ white plugs Step 4 – Take the red and white plugs attached to the wires leading from the control panel, and connect them to the loose red and white plugs (please make sure to match the colours) Step 5 – Close panel. Your arcade control panel is now connected to the JAMMA and IO Board! Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] Figure 3-6-1-A 뤐˹ Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] 3.6.2. How to Connect a Standard JAMMA Arcade Game Board Now that you have effectively put the machine into Arcade Mode, you can now connect your JAMMA arcade game board. To connect a standard JAMMA board, please do the following: Step 1 – Make sure the machine is off and open the front service panel of the machine Step 2 – On the bottom shelf, in between the power supply and the amplifier board, you will see another small board – the RGB/JAMMA to VGA converter board (refer to Figure 3-6-2-A). Connect one end of the VGA cable to the board and the other end directly to the monitor Figure 3-6-2-A ⑀й Step 3 – Locate the IO Board, behind the test panel. Take the JAMMA harness located at the IO board and plug onto your JAMMA arcade game board Step 4 – Turn machine on and play! Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] 3.6.3. How to Connect a Late Model Arcade Game Board This section is to help you change the game in your Xtreme Game Wizard machine using the I/O board. If you want to connect current arcade game boards, including Naomi, Lindbergh, Taito X2 mother board, and boards using current Namco systems, they must use the IO Board to connect. To assist you, we have included a USB (for joystick and push button connections) and two sound cables for the red and white (left/right) speaker connections (1x left/right in to left/right out cable, and 1x jack in to left/right out cable). The IO Board is located behind the operators test panel and can be access via the front or back of the machine. 1. Left Analogue Speaker Input 4. USB Input 2. 5. Right Analogue Speaker Input 3. VGA Cable Input JAMMA Pins To connect a new game board, follow these steps and refer to Figure 3-6-3-A below (featuring Taito X2 Motherboard): Step 1 – Leave connected/Connect the JAMMA edge connector to the JAMMA pins on the IO board Step 2 – If your board has a USB input, use USB to USB cable to connect the game board to IO board Step 3 – Connect the VGA cable from the game board to the All to HDMI Converter ⑀й Step 4 – Connect left/right (red and white wires) audio connection from game board (either using the left/right connection or jack input) to the IO board Step 5 – Connect power cables from power supply to game board PLEASE NOTE: If your arcade game board does not come with a VGA input and has a DVI input instead, it should have come with (or you will need to buy) a VGA to DVI plug connector, which you can then use to connect the VGA cable to. Figure 3-6-3-A – Example of How to Connect Taito X2 Motherboard to IO Board Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] 4. COIN OPERATED PLAY____________________________________________________________ The Xtreme Arcade Machine features a Weiya HI-09 Electronic Coin Mechanism and has a coin operation function which will allow the machine to be used commercially, but it can only be used while the machine is in arcade game board mode. Coin operated play will not work with console/PC mode. The Electronic Weiya Coin Mechanism which accepts 20c, $1, and $2 Australian coins. The default setting on the coin mech is: 1 game or credit costs $1AUD. PLEASE NOTE: Coin operation is currently not possible for PC/Console mode; can only be used when in arcade mode. 5. HIGHWAY CONTROLLER BOARD_________________________________________________ 5.1 What is the Highway Controller Board? ____________________________________________ The Highway Controller Board is a printed circuit board (PCB) which connects your console/PC - such as Xbox360, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4 or PC - to the arcade control panel of the machine and effectively “translates” the controls of your console and applies it to the arcade controls instead. 5.2 Putting Highway Controller Board into Test Mode___________________________________ @ Once you have connected your PC to the Xtreme Game Wizard Arcade Machine (refer to section 5.1 below), you will be able to install the driver software on your PC and put the board into test mode to make sure all the controls are working. Steps are as follows: -Step 1 – Connect your PC to the Xtreme Game Wizard Arcade Machine and turn on; device driver software will begin installing on your PC automatically. -Step 2 – A pop up window will appear on your screen, titled Driver Software Installation. Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] Please do not turn off or put your PC to sleep while the driver is installing. Please allow the drivers to fully install before you do anything else. If the drivers do not install correctly, you will experience problems with the controls on the Xtreme Game Wizard machine. ⑀з Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] Once finished, the window will show ticks with ‘Ready to Use’ next to them, and the window will say ‘Your device is ready to use’: this means your Highway Controller Board is installed on your PC and you can now begin testing the controls. Step 3 – Make sure the PC/Console switch on the control panel of the Xtreme Game Wizard Machine is switched to PC. Step 4 – On the screen (PC) go to the Start menu and click on ‘Devices and Printers’. ⑀з The icons will change when the PC switch is turned on, as seen above and below. Please note that if the Highway Controller Board is switched to “PC” the icons will appear as shown above (Xbox360 Controller for Windows). If the Highway Controller Board is switched to console the icons will appear as shown below (Highway Arcade Controller). Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] Step 6 – Click on Properties, and then click on the Test tab “Highway Arcade Controller” (as highlighted in the picture below) in the window that pops up. Please note that there are two options, one for each player (Player 1 and Player 2), please ensure you open up and test both player sides. ⑀з Step 7 – Once you have opened up the “Highway Arcade Controller” test menu, you can begin testing. To test move the joystick and trackball, and press the buttons on the control panel to make sure all are working correctly. Any buttons, or, any movement of the joystick/trackball that doesn’t illicit a response in the Test window is likely to be faulty. If any of the controls appear faulty, you can replace it with a spare or you can contact the company you purchased through for a warranty claim. If you are not sure what the different parts of the test window represent, refer to Figure 52-A, Figure 5-2-B, Figure 5-2-C, and Figure 5-2-D below. Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] Figure 5-2-A --- Joystick testing When functioning correctly, the red dot will move in response when you rotate the joystick in all directions. Figure 5-2-B --- Left Trackball testing ⑀з When functioning correctly, the cross will move in response when you rotate the left trackball in all directions. Figure 5-2-C --- Right Trackball testing Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] When functioning correctly, the two bars will move in back and forth in response when you rotate the left trackball in all directions. Figure 5-2-D --- Push Button testing When functioning correctly, the number will light up ⑀з when the corresponding button is pushed. Step 8 – Repeat the above instructions with the other Highway Arcade Controller icon. Please ensure you open up and test both player sides (Player 1 and Player 2). Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] Step 9 – Once you have tested both players, you can switch to console mode on the machine (by pushing the PC/Console switch on the control panel down to ‘Console’) and test the controls in Console mode, as they will present a little differently (refer to Figure 5-2-E, Figure 3-5-F, Figure 5-2-G, and Figure 5-2-H). Figure 5-2-E The control pad icons will change when the console switch is turned on Figure 5-2-F Right click on either one of the Highway Arcade Controller icons and select Game Controller Settings. ꊀе Please note that it does not matter which icon you press, you will be able to access and test both player controls from the one Icon. Figure 5-2-G Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] Click on Properties, and then click on the Test tab “Highway Arcade Controller” (as highlighted in the picture below) in the window that pops up. Please note that there are two options, one for each player (Player 1 and Player 2), please ensure you open up and test both player sides. Figure 5-2-H When functioning correctly, the number will light up when the corresponding button is pushed. ꊀе Repeat the above instructions with the other Highway Arcade Controller icon. Please ensure you open up and test both player sides (Player 1 and Player 2). Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] 5.3 Updating Firmware________________________________________________________________ We aim to create the best product possible, so as we continue to get feedback and continue to improve the Highway Controller Board, you will have to update the firmware regularly to benefit from these improvements. The best way to keep up to speed with these updates as we release them is to register your machine online with us, and every time an update is available you will be notified immediately! Updating the firmware on your Highway Controller Board is very quick and very easy. Please note that you will need to update the Highway Controller Board using your PC, please refer to the following instructions on how to update the firmware for your board; Step 1 – Download the Highway Mouse Updater programme from www.highwaygaming.com -Step 2 – Start the programme on your PC with the USB cable not connected to the Highway Control Board @ Step 3 – Press and hold the Home button on the Xtreme Game Wizard control panel then plug the cable into the Highway Controller Board, while holding down the Home button Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] Step 4 – If the above steps are completed correctly the Updater window will pop up and it will have a button at the bottom of the window that says ‘Updater’. Click on the “Updater” button. ꊀе Step 5 – As the Highway Controller Board updates you will see the progress bar fill up. Please do not turn your PC off or put into sleep mode while this is happening. Once the update is complete (progress bar is completely full) another window will pop up asking if you would like to ‘Update and verify’. Please Click ‘OK’. Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] Once you have completed all 5 steps, your Highway Controller Board has been successfully updated. 6. General Machine Settings and Care 6.1 Adjusting Joysticks for Different Games______________________________________ The Xtreme Game Wizard uses Sanwa Japanese made joysticks. These joysticks have a restrictor plate on the back that allows you to change the joystick into 4-way direction from 8-way direction, or, vice versa. Since all games are not the same and players might get frustrated if the joystick is set on the wrong setting, our recommendation is to leave the joystick on “8-way” (factory default) until you play the games you are planning on putting into the cabinet and have tested it with the joystick in 8-way mode. ꊀе If you find that your favourite games would work better in 4-way play then please follow these instructions to restrict the joystick directions: Step 1 – Remove the plastic restrictor plate from the joystick by pressing in the four tabs holding it in place (Figure 6-1-A)and lift away from joystick (Figure 6-1-B). Figure 6-1-A Figure 6-1-B Step 2 – Holding the restrictor plate with the two plastic tabs pointing towards you, push in the inner ring upwards and rotate it clockwise. Likewise, if you need to put it back, do the same thing except rotate the ring counter-clockwise. Refer to Figure 6-1-C. Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] Figure 6-1-C Figure 6-1-D -Step 3 – Place the plate back on the bottom of the joystick, you will hear the tabs all click into place when you press the plate back on, which will lock in the plate. Now, in 4-way mode, your joystick should look like the image to the left (Figure 6-1-D). You will notice now, when you look at the plate that the shape of the inner hole is angled like a diamond, instead of a square (it might help you to remember which ꊀе shape of the inner ring - Square means it is set to 8way is which by the way, Diamond means 4-way). 6.2. Test and Service Switches__________________________________________________________ Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] When you open the top-right front panel of the Xtreme Game Wizard arcade cabinet, you will see the operator test panel inside the machine. On this panel you will see a line of small buttons which are the monitor setting buttons, and next to it is the test button, service button, the internal volume control knob, and below all of these you will see the on/off switch. Figure 6-2-A The monitor settings include a Menu button, a Decrease Brightness/Auto button, Increase Brightness button, Power button, and a Switch Button. If you are using Arcade Game Boards (please note the following does not work on consoles), use the service button to put credits or the Test button to put game boards into test/adjustment mode to change game settings (i.e. difficulty level, game speed, extra lives, etc.) or change game from free play to coin operation. Adjust your volume to the speakers using the volume control knob, and turn the machine on and off using the power switch. 1. Monitor Setting - Menu 2. Monitor Setting – Decrease/Auto 3. Monitor Setting– Power (green light next to this shows monitor working) 4. Monitor Setting – Increase 5. Monitor Setting – Switch/Exit 6. Test Switch 7. Service Switch 8. VolumeꊀеAdjustment 9. Machine Power Switch 6.3. Adjusting the Monitor ___________________________________________________ To make adjustments to the screen please refer to the Operator Test Panel on the previous page, where you will be able to see the monitor control board. To enter menu, press the first (top) monitor setting button and you will see a little menu box pop up on the screen. Down the left side you will see four icons, these are setting options: Picture settings, On Screen Display (OSD) settings, Display Settings and General Information. To scroll through these options press the second (second from top) monitor setting button, and press the menu (top) button to select one. Again, scroll through the options using the second button and highlight one by pushing the menu button, this will appear yellow. Once you have highlighted an option, for example Picture settings > Brightness, you can then use the Increase (second button) and Decrease (fourth button) to adjust the setting. Once you are happy with it press the fifth button (Switch/Exit button) and you can select another option, or press again to leave the menu. If you turn the machine on or have put in a different game board, and the image is not fitted to screen properly or brightness is not right, etc. you can automatically configure the image to the screen by pressing the Increase/Auto button (second button from top). This will fit the image to the screen size, and adjust the image colour/brightness, etc. automatically and you can still make adjustments afterwards as well. Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] PLEASE NOTE: There is an image “auto adjust” on the monitor, found by pressing the Increase/Auto button (second button). 6.4. Understanding your Push Buttons__________________________________________ The push buttons used in the Xtreme Game Wizard machine are made up of different components and over time you may need to adjust or replace the microswitches inside the push button. To remove/clean your button, please open the joystick/button control panel and do the following: • To exchange the button, carefully remove the wire from the microswitch by gripping the plastic sleeve (if you pull from the wire side there is a chance you will damage the connector), push in the two tabs on the under-side of the button and lift out. Exchange with new Sanwa push button and replace wire onto the microswitch pin. • If the push button is “sticking”, generally this is not a switch problem but more the internal parts of the button might be dirty. This is an easy task to fix: remove the button from the panel (as seen on the above), then, once removed, push the smaller tabs in (as seen on right right) - you may need to use something to help push the tabs in, i.e. a screwdriver, pen, etc. GENTLY pop out the button. Clean inside with alcohol wipes; disinfectant and wet cloth, etc. Then place button back into the panel. Once clean, gently push the button back inside the case, you should hear ⑀з a click as the tabs lock back in. Place back in control panel and reattach plugs to microswitch. 6.5. Adjusting Volume in Your Machine________________________________________________ The Xtreme Game Wizard Arcade Cabinet comes with 3 different volume controls. From your equipment, the sound will go into an audio amplifier found in the bottom of the cabinet. This amplifier has 3 turn knobs (volume, treble, bass). This volume/sound channel will then go either into 2 other volume controls; - Joystick Control Panel: the default setting on the machine is for console/PC mode. Use this volume control to adjust the volume on your machine (the internal arcade volume control will not function) - Arcade Control Panel: this panel is found inside the coin door. To enable this volume control to work, you will need to disconnect the volume control plug from the audio amplifier and connect to the internal coin door volume control. Please refer to video which will explain step by step setup. 7. SERVICING YOUR MACHINE______________________________________________ The Vewlix Xtreme Game Wizard Arcade Machine is designed to be modular and requires very little maintenance. To maintain the life of the machine, we again recommend that the machine only be used indoors. Because of the modular design, nearly all parts/repairs are user friendly and you will only need a Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] screwdriver to handle any repair work. Our design features a 4 light system, when the machine is working perfectly; - The on/off switch on the Operator Test Panel will be on and red in colour; refer to section 2.8 - Inside the cabinet, the power supply will be on with green or blue light - Inside the cabinet, the LCD monitor will be on with green light - Inside the cabinet, the Highway Controller Board will be on and have a green light If a light is not on, it means that there is a problem with the corresponding component (i.e. if the power supply light is not on, the power supply is the problem and needs to be replaced). With all components, it will be a plug and play system (just unscrew or disconnect the plugs) and replace with new component. We carry all parts in stock for immediate delivery, and if under warranty please contact our warranty support team who will coordinate for the parts to be expressed to you at no charge. Assembly, troubleshooting, servicing your machine videos can be found at: www.highwaygaming.com DISCLAIMER: While we endeavour to make sure that the Highway Controller Board and Vewlix Xtreme Game Wizard Arcade Machine is compatible with as many games as possible, we cannot guarantee that every game, or every port of a game, will work perfectly with this machine or that it will be compatible with the machine. @ GENERAL TROUBLESHOOTING PROBLEM WHAT TO DO SOLUTION Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] Check if the red power on/off switch on test panel is on and lit up Machine does not Power Up Check if the green light on the power supply is on Check if the machine fuse is ok Check if the Highway controller board has green light on Open control panel and recheck if all wires, switches, etc. are firmly attached If loose, reattach Put the machine into test mode and check which button does not work If more than one button is not working, it maybe wire problem (ground wire not connected in the circuit) If just the one button doesn’t work, you may need to replace the microswitch and reconnect the wires in the same position. Check if VGA/HDMI and power cable is secure If loose, reattach Push Button does not Work Check if the board has green light on Check to see if green light on Power Supply is on No Image on Screen ̀к has green light Check if the monitor on Check PC/Console/Game Board is plugged in properly and receiving power Check to see if all coin settings are correct in test mode Does Not Accept Coin If there is no light and switched to on, please check your power point, power cable first. If all ok, check machine fuse If green light is not on, replace power supply If blown, please replace the fuse (fuse value is F10A250V) If the board has no light on, replace Highway Controller Board Test to see if the coin mech can accept other coins If game board has no light on, replace Highway Controller board If blue light is not on, replace power supply If light is red, there is no video signal. If no light and game board + power supply are good, then monitor is faulty If not receiving power, then PC/Console/Game board is probably faulty Put machine into test and resave the correct coin setting If coin mech is accepting majority of coins, please put the coin mech into learning mode and use the nonaccepted coins for learning (you will now teach the coin mech to accept wider tolerance) If coin mech does not accept any coins, check cabling and power, if this is ok, coin mech is fault and need to replace PC TROUBLESHOOTING PROBLEM WHAT TO DO SOLUTION Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] Check Highway Controller Board has green light on Controls are not responding Check controls respond in Test mode Check you have installed the Driver Software Players 1 and 2 are reversed Make sure you click on first player controls when you go into testing ̀к If a specific set of controls aren’t working, i.e. Trackballs If green light is not on, replace Highway Controller Board or check if USB cable is plugged into PC If all controls not responding, but board has light and wired controllers are plugged in, wiring may need to be replaced. If only one, or a few, controls are not responding, those specific controls may need to be replaced This should have happened when you first connected the board. If it hasn’t you will need unplug your board, reconnect it to the PC and wait to install the driver software before doing anything else If you click on the Highway Controller icon representing Player 2 when you go in to test the controls, the Player 2 controls will register as Player 1, so you need to go back in and select the other icon first for test mode Check all switches are on their correct settings Refer to Section 4.1.2 and make sure all settings are correct Check in test mode that those controls are responsive If not response the control is faulty and needs to be replaced XBOX 360 TROUBLESHOOTING PROBLEM WHAT TO DO SOLUTION Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] Check Highway Controller Board has green light on Controls are not responding Check wired hand controller/s are plugged into machine or board Check controls respond in Test mode Check Blue JAMMA Harness is on the right way If a specific set of controls aren’t working, i.e. Trackballs If controller/s is not plugged in, plug them in. If using wireless controllers with adapter cord, please remove and replace with wired hand controllers If all controls not responding, but board has light and wired controllers are plugged in, wiring may need to be replaced. If only one, or a few, controls are not responding, those specific controls may need to be replaced If the side that says TOP is not facing up, then you need to swap the harness around Check you have installed the Driver Software This should have happened when you first connected the board. If it hasn’t you will need unplug your board, reconnect it to the PC and wait to install the driver software before doing anything else Make sure you click on first player controls when you go into testing If you click on the Highway Controller icon representing Player 2 when you go in to test the controls, the Player 2 controls will register as Player 1, so you need to go back in and select the other icon first for test mode Check all switches are on their correct settings Refer to Section 4.2.2 and make sure all settings are correct Check in test mode that those controls are responsive If not response the control is faulty and needs to be replaced ̀к Player 1 and Player 2 are reversed If green light is not on, replace Highway Controller Board or check if USB cable is plugged into PC XBOX ONE TROUBLESHOOTING Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] PROBLEM WHAT TO DO SOLUTION Check Highway Controller Board has green light on If green light is not on, replace Highway Controller Board or check if USB cable is plugged into PC Check hand controller/s are plugged into machine or board If controller/s are not plugged in, plug them in. Check controls respond in Test mode If all controls not responding, but board has light and wired controllers are plugged in, wiring may need to be replaced. If only one, or a few, controls are not responding, those specific controls may need to be replaced Controls are not responding Player 1 and 2 are reversed Make sure you click on first player controls when you go into testing 偰Х If a specific set of controls aren’t working, i.e. Trackballs If you click on the Highway Controller icon representing Player 2 when you go in to test the controls, the Player 2 controls will register as Player 1, so you need to go back in and select the other icon first for test mode Check all switches are on their correct settings Refer to Section 4.3.2 and make sure all settings are correct Check in test mode that those controls are responsive If not response the control is faulty and needs to be replaced PLAYSTATION 3 TROUBLESHOOTING PROBLEM WHAT TO DO SOLUTION Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] Check Highway Controller Board has green light on Controls are not responding Check controls respond in Test mode Player 1 and 2 are reversed If a specific set of controls aren’t working, i.e. Trackballs If Player 1 or Player 2 controls stop responding Make sure you click on first player controls when you go into testing If green light is not on, replace Highway Controller Board or check if USB cable is plugged into PC If all controls not responding, but board has light and wired controllers are plugged in, wiring may need to be replaced. If only one, or a few, controls are not responding, those specific controls may need to be replaced If you click on the Highway Controller icon representing Player 2 when you go in to test the controls, the Player 2 controls will register as Player 1, so you need to go back in and select the other icon first for test mode Check all switches are on their correct settings Refer to Section 4.4.2 and make sure all settings are correct 偰Х Check in test mode that those controls are responsive If not response the control is faulty and needs to be replaced Have you plugged in any additional controllers – i.e. hand controller, etc. If you have added additional controllers, such as hand controllers, you will need to reset the unit PLAYSTATION 4 TROUBLESHOOTING PROBLEM WHAT TO DO SOLUTION Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] Check Highway Controller Board has green light on Controls are not responding Check wired hand controller/s are plugged into machine or board Check controls respond in Test mode Player 1 and 2 are reversed If a specific set of controls aren’t working, i.e. Trackballs If green light is not on, replace Highway Controller Board or check if USB cable is plugged into PC If controller/s are not plugged in, plug them in. If all controls not responding, but board has light and wired controllers are plugged in, wiring may need to be replaced. If only one, or a few, controls are not responding, those specific controls may need to be replaced ̀к If you click on the Highway Controller icon representing Player 2 when you go in to test the controls, the Player 2 controls will register as Player 1, so you need to go back in and select the other icon first for test mode Check all switches are on their correct settings Refer to Section 4.5.2 and make sure all settings are correct Check in test mode that those controls are responsive If not response the control is faulty and needs to be replaced Make sure you click on first player controls when you go into testing 9. PARTS__________________________________________________________________ Ref Part Number Product Name Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] 1 17167-0001 Highway Controller Board 2 16528-0001 32” LCD Monitor 3 11674-0002 3.3V Arcade Machine Power Supply 4 16550-0001 Operators Test Panel 5 16549-0001 Vewlix Feet @ 6 3154-0001 Sanwa Joystick 7 16446-0001 Bubble Ball-Top (Clear) 8 16431-0001 Sanwa White Push Button OBSF-24 (Small) 9 16417-0001 Sanwa White Push Button OBSF-30 (Large) 10 16536-0001 Service Push Button (Green) 11 16537-0001 Test Push Button (Red) 12 16538-0001 On / Off Switch Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] 13 16453-0001 Volume Control Dial 14 16449-0001 Coin Meter 15 16443-0001 Electronic Coin Mechanism 16 16540-0001 Fan 17 16370-0001 Arcade Stool 18 16370-0002 Arcade Stool Cushion ⑀л 19 - Trackball Control 20 - External Volume Control Dial 21 - HDMI Cable 22 - VGA Cable Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] 23 - USB Cable (Male to Female Ends) 24 - Custom USB Cable 㔐Ӗ 10. WARRANTY POLICY AND SERVICE CONTACT DETAILS_____________________ ALL components are covered by Highway Entertainment’s 12 months unlimited (worry free) warranty, which means that you can operate this machine commercially or in your home and should anything go wrong, we will provide parts to solve the issue or problem (at our cost, including transport to you). If the machine cannot be repaired, we will arrange one of our technicians to visit your premises and repair immediately, or, we will pick up the machine, repair and send back to you (at our cost). Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] Of course, if you have left the machine on the back veranda or in your beer garden and the machine has been exposed to rain and weather – we will help you get everything fixed, but will not cover the costs. Rough handling and breakages due to machine abuse will also not be covered. Don’t worry, if the joystick fails due to component failure we will help replace it however, in cases of faults not due to manufacturing or transport – for instance, if you accidentally break the joystick because you could not get through the next round of Galaga – please understand we will need to charge you for the parts. To make any warranty claim, please call our service centre on 0249 689 313, have your invoice number ready together with the problem with the machine, and one of our team will solve the problem quickly. We are here to help. Alternatively, please choose one of the other options available. To visit our showroom/warehouse: To make a warranty claim online, please visit: Highway Entertainment 44-48 Maitland Road Mayfield, NSW, 2304, Australia Phone 02 4968 9313 Fax 02 4968 9314 Email: [email protected] www.highway.net.au/warranty Highway Entertainment values your feedback, as we want to continually improve the quality of the machines we offer. Please give us your feedback (whether good or bad) to www.highway.net.au/feedback. Thank you for your support. 㔐Ӗ APPENDIX Image 5-2-A Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] 㔐Ӗ Image 5-2-B Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected] ⑀л Highway Entertainment, 44-48 Maitland Road, Mayfield East, 2304, NSW, Australia. Phone: +61 249 689 313. Fax +61 249 689 314. Email: [email protected]