Barron Games Playair Quadair, Owner'S Manual

Page 1: ...QUADAIR PATENTED WORLDWIDE Version 12 1 11 Quadair Air Hockey Table Owners Manual Assembly operation and care instuctions Serial Distributed By Sales Person Technical Service ...

Page 2: ...omed to the product quickly Note before assembling 1 Prior to assembly you must ensure there is sufficient space for placing or shifting this product before assembling 2 QuadAir needs at least 6 people for assembly and ensure your safety and others around you when moving the product 3 Prior to assembly inspect and ensure all parts are completely assembled and secure Tools required for assembling Q...

Page 3: ...he bottom surface of Quadair 2 1 Use scissors or utility knife to cut through the packing tape Do not cut too deep or you ll damage unit 2 Open the paper box to ensure the wooden side is facing upwards and playfield is facing down to the floor ...

Page 4: ...ew M8x25 16 Flat washer M8x16 For machine 3 serial number 2868 Quadair keys 3 Use the screw driver to unscrew the 4 screws on the panel with sticker PARTS on it Once panel is opened please take out the parts as indicated below ...

Page 5: ...and take out all the parts from inside the machine body 20 Pucks 2 Red Mallets 2 Blue Mallets 1 Polish Spray Wax 1 AC power cord 4 4 Quad Air Plastic Legs 4 Adjustable Leg Levelers 2 Accessory boxes Accessories inside the box are illustrated below Do not remove air blower ...

Page 6: ... legs Then place the leg to the bottom surface of the table ensure alignment and then attach with big flathead screw M5x35 and washer M8x16 Make sure grey surface is facing out Ensure all legs are tightly attached then flip the table 90 degrees This action requires at least 6 people Flip it another 90 degrees to place the legs on ground Place the included foam padding on either side of the goal re...

Page 7: ... to Play Quadair 1 Need 2 Players to Start Insert coins 2 Defend your Goal 3 You have 5 lives until Game Over 4 Insert coin to continue game Risk of Electric Shock Playing Warnings Hazardous voltage which can cause electrical shock exists inside the equipment Only qualified personnel should work inside the equipment Do not hit the puck with the mallet when the puck is not leveled and flat Spectator...

Page 8: ...to Start Insert credits 2 Defend your Goal You have 5 lives 3 After 5 lives Game Over Time is limited 4 Insert coin to continue game Do not hit the puck with the mallet when the puck is not leveled and flat ATTENTION BEWARE OF ELECTRIC SHOCK ...

Page 9: ...e features flashing lights which may not be suitable for photosensitive epilepsy Spectators don t stand by the side of table This may cause cause injury Hold the mallet by the handle and not the base or puck may hit fingers ...

Page 10: ...the power panel is exposed Handle on the panel Open the panel with a key Note Do not touch open terminals or exposed wires while the game is on Risk of electric shock Descriptions of internal hardware Power supply Motherboard Sound board Coin Counter 9 Manual for the software of machine BEWARE OF ELECTRIC SHOCK ...

Page 11: ...one has insufficient supply or unstable supply of power Note 5v is on the left 12v is on the right Motherboard Controls the operation of all internal components Malfunctions or errors with any of the components can be diagnosed by looking at the LED light indication on the motherboard Note Avoid electric shock Do not touch open terminals or exposed wires Please turn off the game to perform repairs...

Page 12: ... Descriptions of light signals and DIP SW DIP Switch Adjustment DIP SW1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 COINS CREDITS I I I 1 2 O I I 1 3 I O I 1 4 O O I 2 1 I I O 3 1 O I O 4 1 I O O SW1 Dip Switch 1 I UP O DOWN SW2 Dip Switch 2 DIP SW2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 LIFE 5 O O O 5 1 O O 5 O I O 5 I I O 5 O O I 5 I O I 4 O I I 3 I I I TIME NO LIMIT O O O 10 1 O O 8 O I O 6 I I O 4 O O I 3 I O I 2 O I I 1 I I I ATTENTION All sw...

Page 13: ...t DC Input outlet NC35 A1 Output Control point NC36 B1 Output Control point NC311 Electro magnet switch for goal gates solenoid Nc3 Rail Strike Detector NC4 Rail Strike Detector NC40 Rail Strike Detector NC41 Rail Strike Detector NC42 Rail Strike Detector NC43 Strike Detector NC310 Blower output NC312 Alternating Current AC Output R3 Sound Effect and Volume adjustment VF1 Total Volume Adjustment S...

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Page 15: ...14 48 49 1 2 5 40 47 36 34 7 15 ...

Page 16: ...5 5V 1 11 3607050 Air Blower 110V 1 12 3611010 Speaker 2 13 3612028 LED Light Control 2 14 3612277 H10416 Sound Board 1 15 3612363 LEDMulti ColorLightStrip Interior 6 16 3612364 LEDMulti ColorLightStrip GoalSides 4 17 3612365 LEDMulti ColorLightStrip InteriorShort 2 18 3612370 Optical Goal Sensor 2 19 3612383 Puck Release Bay LED 2 20 3619007 Rail Sensor Chip 27mm 2 21 3699001 6 Digit Counter 12V ...

Page 17: ...hute 2 35 3213501 Rail Reinforcement Corner 4 36 3301288 Coin Chrome Door 4 37 3301292 Access Door Spacers 4 38 3301311 Interior Corner Part Attach 4 39 3301320 Corner Piece 327mm 4 40 3301347 Puck Release Bay with LED 2 41 3301352 Puck Terminal 2 42 3303637 Puck Slide 0 43 3303707 Side LED Cover 1962 33 4mm 2 44 3303708 End LED Cover 425 33 4mm 4 45 3399146 Hammer 0 46 3501053 Black Rubber trim 2...

Page 18: ...Ref Part Description Qty 51 616030041 Goal Green 1 52 3704009 Play Field Spray Polish 2 53 616030001 Deluxe Mallet Orange 4 54 616030002 Deluxe Mallet Blue 4 55 3399112 Barron Pucks 20 17 ...

Page 19: ...re hole To remedy pull the solenoid and slightly bend the bracket down away from the gate until the solenoid is completely in the capture area and stops the goal gate from clicking The clicking noise is the sensor switch not getting the information to lock by the solenoid Instructions 1 Remove gate from table 2 Bend bracket down 3 Ensure proper alignment between solenoid and solenoid capture hole ...

Page 20: ...For Parts and Technical Service please contact BARRON GAMES BARRON GAMES 84 Aero Drive Suite 4 Buffalo NY 14225 United States Phone 1 716 866 0054 Fax 1 716 630 0054 www barrongames com ...