LAI Games VIRTUAL RABBIDS THE BIG RIDE, Operator'S Manual

Page 1: ...1 OPERATORS MANUAL Version 16 VIRTUAL RABBIDS THE BIG RIDE Version 1 41 1 PLEASE NOTE Read this manual before operating the machine Visit www laigames com for support...

Page 2: ...AI Games Copyright Notice Authorization is hereby provided to you to copy this manual in its entirety provided such copies are used for non commercial purposes and solely for use with LAI Games produc...

Page 3: ...NI VERSION 13 PARTS DETAILED 14 VERSION COMPARISON 15 ASSEMBLY 16 GAMEPLAY AND MODES 37 HOW TO PLAY 37 ATTRACT MODE 37 PLAY MODE 37 OPERATION 38 GAME SETTINGS 38 COIN SETTINGS 38 FREE PLAY SETTINGS 38...

Page 4: ...7 AUDIO TESTS 47 CHAIR TESTS 47 SYSTEM SETTINGS 47 DATE AND TIME SETTINGS 47 LINKING SETTINGS 47 IDENTIFY HEADSETS 48 CALIBRATE HEADSET 48 SAFETY SENSORS 48 LANGUAGE 48 CALIBRATE HEADSET 49 CREATING A...

Page 5: ...MBLY COMPACT VERSION 83 MAIN ASSEMBLY MINI VERSION 84 MAIN TOWER ASSEMBLY 85 MAIN TOWER ASSEMBLY MINI VERSION 86 TOWER BASE ASSEMBLY 87 DB BOX 240V AND 110V VERSIONS 88 FRONT ROTULE ASSEMBLY 89 BACK P...

Page 6: ...01 SEAT ASSEMBLY 102 LEFT SKI ASSEMBLY 103 RIGHT SKI ASSEMBLY 104 SLED ASSEMBLY 105 SLED COVER ASSEMBLY 106 SLED COIN DOOR ASSEMBLY 107 CASH BOX ASSEMBLY 108 TOWER BACK DOOR 1 ASSEMBLY 109 TOWER BACK...

Page 7: ...outlet with a securely connected ground line Do Not install the Game Cabinet outdoors or in areas of high humidity direct water contact dust high heat or extreme cold Do Not install the Game Cabinet...

Page 8: ...r connectors Insufficient insertion can damage the electrical components Only qualified personnel should inspect or test the integrated circuit IC logic PC Boards If any integrated circuit IC logic PC...

Page 9: ...any other coin op amusement game Virtual Rabbids The Big Ride was created in partnership with Ubisoft and provides an approachable high quality VR experience for everyone PACKAGING CONTENTS Virtual R...

Page 10: ...dity Low Ambient U V radiation Very low Vibrations level Low WARNING Do not use extension cords or power boards to power the game it needs to be connected to a single wall outlet only WARNING Please c...

Page 11: ...ARD VERSION Weight 570kg 1256 63lb without packaging Weight 800kg 1763 7lb with packaging Height 2948 82mm 116 10 without header Height 3459 13mm 136 19 with header Width 1521 59mm 59 91 Length 3190 3...

Page 12: ...12 DIMENSIONS COMPACT VERSION Weight 545kg 1201 52lb without packaging Weight 775kg 1708 58lb with packaging Height 2535 8mm 99 83 Width 1491mm 58 7 Length 3123 4mm 122 96 Monitor 32...

Page 13: ...13 DIMENSIONS MINI VERSION Weight 490kg 1080 27lb without packaging Weight 720kg 1587 33lb with packaging Height 2060 48mm 81 12 Width 1491mm 58 7 Length 3143 33mm 123 75 Monitor 28...

Page 14: ...moving your Virtual Rabbids unit to another location ensure that the motion base actuators are fully retracted and strapped down in this position Moving the motion base without ensuring this can caus...

Page 15: ...ons of Virtual Rabbids side by side Standard Compact and Mini from left to right NOTE The below assembly procedure covers all three versions of Virtual Rabbids Please ensure you identify your version...

Page 16: ...n the top cross frame at the top of the tower 2 Secure it using 6x M6 screws on the external side and 6x M5 nuts from within the tower 3 Align and install the side hanger assembly by inserting the con...

Page 17: ...until positioned behind the PC 9 Locate the internal support brackets and tie the cables to prevent stress on cable connections during game play Ensure HMD cables are not tied near AC monitor power 10...

Page 18: ...s hole and plug it in internally 14 Secure the frame using 2x M10 hex bolts and washers 15 Remove the 8x M5 flange nuts behind the monitor assembly 16 Align the header mounting brackets with the studs...

Page 19: ...er cable for the LCD screen and connect the grounding point 20 Close the hatch 21 Locate both top side headers and position them on top of the tower 22 Secure them using 6x M6 screws and washers per h...

Page 20: ...20 23 Install the front header backlight assembly using 2x M6 screws and washers 24 Plug in the connector as shown below...

Page 21: ...e at the top of the tower 2 Secure it using 6x M6 screws on the external side and 6x M5 nuts from within the tower 3 Align and install the side hanger assembly by inserting the connector through the c...

Page 22: ...until positioned behind the PC 9 Locate the internal support brackets and tie the cables to prevent stress on cable connections during game play Ensure HMD cables are not tied near AC monitor power 10...

Page 23: ...washers from the top first and 4x M5 flange nuts internally 14 Open the tower base station hatch at the front of the tower 15 Plug in the DVI and power cable for the LCD screen and connect the groundi...

Page 24: ...ion and continue on to step 25 To assemble a mini version unit please start at the steps directly below 1 Insert the harness connector through the access hole Position and align one of the tower heads...

Page 25: ...25 3 Remove 2x button head screws from the top rear access door and set aside 4 Connect the grounding point for the headset arm internally 5 Repeat the same procedure for the opposite headset arm...

Page 26: ...ocate the internal securing points and tie the cables to prevent stress on the cable connections during game play Ensure HMD cables are not tied near the AC monitor power 8 Connect the HDMI cables to...

Page 27: ...27 9 Close bottom door and the top access door...

Page 28: ...ing the dust clouds 26 Feed the connector plug through the access holes on the right hand side of the tower 27 Align the right hand dust cloud with the 4x slotted holes at the side of the tower pushin...

Page 29: ...he emergency button panel Note that connectors and grounding will also need to be removed 31 Set aside the removed screws for the later steps 32 Take the player handle and remove 4x M10 locknuts and p...

Page 30: ...37 Reinstall the emergency button panel using the same screws that were removed from it Ensure that Loctite 242 is used on the screws before reinstalling them 38 Take the foot rest and slide it down i...

Page 31: ...nuts and washers per wing Ensure that Loctite 242 is applied to these studs 42 Connect the grounding point as shown below 43 Take out and prepare the two seats for installation by removing 4x M10 loc...

Page 32: ...emoved previously 46 Plug in the connectors for the speakers 47 Repeat the previous three steps on the other seat 48 Take out 8x button head screws from the motion base and 2x button head screws from...

Page 33: ...ecure it using 6x M6 screws and washers Ensure Loctite 242 is applied to these screws 52 Repeat the previous two steps on the opposite side 53 Install the rear cable trunking panel using 2x M6 hex bol...

Page 34: ...ss hole 59 Secure using the same 4x M10 lock nuts that were removed previously 60 Open the lower front door on the tower 61 Plug in all connectors from the motion base to the connector panel inside th...

Page 35: ...in the slots for the link brackets before tightening the chain link 66 Complete the same procedure on the opposite side 67 Plug in all the connectors to the sled assembly 68 Align the side ski to one...

Page 36: ...g 8x M6 screws and washers 74 Assembly complete CAUTION Make sure to adjust all the levelling feet under the sled so they securely touch the ground The sled should be very stable when touched If the s...

Page 37: ...is not being played PLAY MODE Virtual Rabbids The Big Ride has two play modes The standard Coin Play mode where a coin or coins are inserted or Free Play mode where no coins are necessary COIN PLAY Co...

Page 38: ...ames per Credit Mech 1 Default 1 Adjustable 1 20 Sets the number of games granted for each credit from coin mech 2 input Currency Default Dollar Adjustable 1 10 dollars 1 10 euros 1000 100000 rupiah T...

Page 39: ...Cycles Played Two Players The number of two player games played Total Players The total number of players that have played the game This audit increments two for every two player game played and one f...

Page 40: ...the issue perform a system image on both PCs Can t Connect to Game Board The game board FB216 is not responding to the game Cycle power to the machine Check that FB216 is receiving power Check all th...

Page 41: ...is always hidden If you want to view the SteamVR window 1 Ensure the HDMI switch is set to the PC you want to troubleshoot 2 Ensure the keyboard dongle is plugged into the same PC 3 On the keyboard pr...

Page 42: ...ensitive to interference if you have two Virtual Rabbids units they should not be operated next to each other We recommend operating them back to back or in separate areas of your location Movement of...

Page 43: ...nel configuration STATUS LIGHT At the top centre of the base station face there is a small light that indicates the current status of the base station Green o Normal operation The base station is turn...

Page 44: ...nce you will see a blue Windows recovery screen This screen does not indicate an actual error with the game Simply switch off the cabinet wait five minutes and turn it on again To avoid this issue ref...

Page 45: ...gged in at both ends and PC1 has power Orange Power is present USB connection to PC is present If there is no motion there may be a hardware fault On start up the chairs should automatically move back...

Page 46: ...rimpot for setting the ready distance To check if the sensor is working correctly and properly aligned check a few things such as Lamp Indicator on the sensor is on solid red image below on the left I...

Page 47: ...ll play audio out of the left and right channels of the speakers CHAIR TESTS START CHAIR MOTION Will move the motion box and chairs in all directions to test motion SYSTEM SETTINGS DATE AND TIME SETTI...

Page 48: ...eadset calibration procedure Follow the steps below for a guide through the calibration procedure SAFETY SENSORS Enable or disable the safety sensors here When disabled the game will ignore all signal...

Page 49: ...erforming a system image will also trigger the calibration process The Virtual Rabbids software will not start until the calibration has been completed Note that if headset 2 requires calibration the...

Page 50: ...can be a good guide to find the centre of the seat The diagram below can be used as a guide to help position the headset correctly during calibration 4 Ensure that the headset is held steady as thoug...

Page 51: ...s Wait a few seconds for the Virtual Rabbids software to start up 7 If you are now switching to the other PC to calibrate a second headset power down the cabinet and wait 60 seconds When the cabinet i...

Page 52: ...numbers may vary 3 Under the first option Device select your USB device from the drop down menu NOTE If your device is not listed in the drop down menu click the white arrow button next to the heading...

Page 53: ...will display the progress of the update This process can take up to 20 minutes The percentage at the bottom of the box will show progress to 100 7 Once the process is finished the last line of text in...

Page 54: ...o remove the USB 17 Remove the USB and the PC will automatically reboot 18 If you have performed a system image you will need to calibrate the headsets Please refer to page 29 of this manual for instr...

Page 55: ...items 1 Header 2 Side header 3 Monitor 4 Headset sensor 1 5 Speakers x 4 6 Headset 1 7 Headset 2 8 Stop button 9 Fan 1 10 Headset sensor 2 11 Fan 2 12 Tower front access door 13 Dust cloud 14 Safety s...

Page 56: ...56 15 Coin door 16 Fan 1 intake 17 Fan 2 intake 18 Operator panel 19 Cash box 20 Speaker crossover below seats 15 17 16 18 19 20...

Page 57: ...57 21 Actuator power supply optional 22 Actuator 1 23 ACM II 24 Actuator 2 25 Header lighting brackets 26 Tower rear access door 22 21 23 24 25 26 2...

Page 58: ...converter 29 Cabinet fuses 30 Power supply 31 Fan speed control relays 32 FB216 33 Audio amplifier 34 Fan power control relays 35 PDU 1 36 PDU 2 37 Motion control unit 38 PC 1 39 PC 2 27 2 29 2 31 33...

Page 59: ...es the headset 1 video PC2 drives the headset 2 video PC1 is also considered the master in that it also controls the seat motion and audio It also displays the operator menu HDMI SWITCH Video output f...

Page 60: ...tact your nearest LAI Games office for replacement lamps to ensure color is matched WARNING ALWAYS turn OFF mains power and unplug the game before replacing any fuses ALWAYS use the correctly rated fu...

Page 61: ...ow and reflectors are clean and free of any dirt Clean with a damp cloth regularly INTERIOR Regularly dust and vacuum the interior of the cabinet taking care to remove any objects that may have fallen...

Page 62: ...onnects to the Actuator Control Unit At power up the LED located on the front plate indicates the status of the KCU 1P The boot up sequence is as follows RED presence of the 48 V power but no USB conn...

Page 63: ...E no connection ACM II LED Status Off N D Green No fault Flashing green flashing orange red MASTER Fault on one of the ACM II Red Actuator fault required manual re initialisation Orange Actuator fault...

Page 64: ...een the headset has entered standby mode Wake up the headset by moving it within view of the sensors Red Software is not communicating with the headset Off No power is applied to the headset Sensors s...

Page 65: ...Each is independently configured to perform the task of a player 1 master functions or player 2 position A single network patch cable joins the PCs together to allow for game linking and command tran...

Page 66: ...ut PIN6 12VDC Contact your nearest LAI Games distributor for harnessing to suit different coin comparators and bill acceptors UNIVERSAL CARD LINK CONNECTION Two UCL compatible connectors exist on the...

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Page 82: ...82 MECHANICAL ILLUSTRATIONS MAIN ASSEMBLY...

Page 83: ...83 MAIN ASSEMBLY COMPACT VERSION...

Page 84: ...84 MAIN ASSEMBLY MINI VERSION...

Page 85: ...85 MAIN TOWER ASSEMBLY...

Page 86: ...86 MAIN TOWER ASSEMBLY MINI VERSION...

Page 87: ...87 TOWER BASE ASSEMBLY...

Page 88: ...88 DB BOX 240V AND 110V VERSIONS...

Page 89: ...89 FRONT ROTULE ASSEMBLY...

Page 90: ...90 BACK PANEL ASSEMBLY STANDARD AND MINI VERSIONS...

Page 91: ...91 TOWER BASE STATION HATCH AND SLED BASE STATION HOUSING...

Page 92: ...92 BASE STATION ASSEMBLY MINI VERSION...

Page 93: ...93 LEFT AND RIGHT DUST CLOUD ASSEMBLY...

Page 94: ...94 LEFT 1 AND RIGHT 2 HEADER ASSEMBLY...

Page 95: ...95 MOTION BASE ASSEMBLY...

Page 96: ...96 PC CHASSIS ASSEMBLY...

Page 97: ...97 PCB BOARD ASSEMBLY...

Page 98: ...98 POWER SUPPLY ASSEMBLY...

Page 99: ...99 MONITOR ASSEMBLY...

Page 100: ...100 MONITOR ASSEMBLY COMPACT VERSION...

Page 101: ...101 MONITOR ASSEMBLY MINI VERSION...

Page 102: ...102 SEAT ASSEMBLY...

Page 103: ...103 LEFT SKI ASSEMBLY...

Page 104: ...104 RIGHT SKI ASSEMBLY...

Page 105: ...105 SLED ASSEMBLY...

Page 106: ...106 SLED COVER ASSEMBLY...

Page 107: ...107 SLED COIN DOOR ASSEMBLY...

Page 108: ...108 CASH BOX ASSEMBLY...

Page 109: ...109 TOWER BACK DOOR 1 ASSEMBLY...

Page 110: ...110 TOWER BACK DOOR 2 ASSEMBLY...

Page 111: ...111 TOWER UPPER LED...

Page 112: ...112 HTC VIVE HEADSET ASSEMBLY...

Page 113: ...a manner that violates the laws and regulations of the country state and or municipality in which the hardware and licensed software are used or operated b Assembling or causing the assembly of the ha...

Page 114: ...returned to the LAI Games distributor from which the machine was purchased LAI Games shall have no obligation to make repairs necessitated by negligence or interference to any component by any unautho...

Page 115: ...115 For your nearest LAI Games Distributor visit our web site at www laigames com Contact Us Sales and Enquiries sales laigames com Technical Support support laigames com Website www laigames com...