ML-1 Installation & Owner's Manual (PM0802-01 Rev B)

PM0802-01 Rev B

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ML-1

Installation & Owner’s

Manual

Table of Contents

ML-1

and Megatouch Live are registered trademarks of Megatouch, LLC. Reproduction of this manual, in any form or by

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Megatouch Live Requirements ............ 1

Site Preparation ..................................... 1

Initial Setup ............................................ 2

Game Description .................................. 5

Touchscreen Calibration ................... 5

Credit Card Reader............................. 5

Operator Setup ...................................... 6

Home Page .......................................... 6

Quick Access Panel .............................. 6

Quick Access Panel
—Confi gure Network.......................... 8

Quick Access Panel
—Machine Settings .......................... 10

Quick Access Panel
—Collection and Fees ...................... 11

Control Panel ....................................... 12

Control Panel
—Pricing and Costs ......................... 15

Quick Pricing Wizard .................... 16

Set Credit Value ........................... 16

Set Money-In Capacity ................ 17

Channels Setup ........................... 17

Money-In Options ........................ 18

Set Individual Tier Costs .............. 19

Set Individual Game Costs .......... 20

Set Internet Browserb Costs ........ 20

Credit Card Options ...................... 21

Manage Free Games ..................... 21

Control Panel
—Collection and Fees ...................... 22

Cash Settlement Setup ................. 23

Control Panel—Games .................... 24

Game Setup Wizard ...................... 25

Erotic Settings .............................. 25

Category Setup ............................ 26

Editing a Category ....................... 26

Gameplay Settings ...................... 27

Extended Play .............................. 27

Internet Browser Settings ............ 28

Control Panel—Menu ....................... 28

Player Settings .............................. 29

Leaderboard Options .................... 29

Tpurnamaxx Classic Setup .......... 30

Control Panel
—Machine Settings .......................... 31

Set Machine Name ........................ 31

Set Machine Location ................... 32

Set Advanced Filters ..................... 32

Restore Machine
to Profi le Defaults ......................... 32

Control Panel
—Jukebox ......................................... 33

Set Up Jukebox ............................. 33

Megatouch Live Player Features........ 35

System Reset Menu............................. 36

Moving Your Megatouch ML-1
From One Location to Another .......... 37

Changing the
Machine’s Profi le ................................. 38

Swapping Hard Drives ........................ 39

General Care and Maintenance ........ 39

Monitor Adjustment ......................... 39

General Circuit Board
Handling Information ....................... 39

Cleaning the Cabinet........................ 40

Cleaning the Touchscreen Monitor 40

Cleaning the Fans and Vents .......... 40

Watchdog Timer ............................... 40

ML-1 Countertop Diagrams ................ 41

Replacement Parts List ....................... 43

Connection Diagrams ......................... 44

Video Machine Limited Warranty ....... 46

Software License Agreements ........... 47

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Megatouch Live Requirements

Your ML-1 requires a broadband Internet connection in order to function. Please

be sure that the location has an active broadband Internet connection available.
NOTE: Wireless connections support WEP, WPA, and WPA2 encryption.

Additionally, your Megatouch Live system will not function unless you have completed a
Megatouch Live Operator Agreement, returned this agreement to Megatouch, and have
been given an Megatouch ID and password. This agreement only needs to be completed
once, and the Megatouch ID and password you are issued can be used for all of your
Megatouch Live systems.

NOTE: If you have not completed a Megatouch Live Operator Agreement, please

contact Megatouch Tech Support at 800-523-2760.

Site Preparation
In determining the location for your Megatouch video game, consideration must be given
to a suitable, grounded electrical outlet. Since the game is a computerized device, it
should have a separate circuit, if at all possible. If a separate circuit is not available, care
should be taken to provide a clean and constant voltage. As a basic guideline, never
connect the unit to a circuit that also supplies power to freezers, coolers or other high
power consuming and electrical noise generating equipment. Place the game in a location
where nothing will interfere with proper ventilation. The game should not be exposed to

Welcome to Megatouch Live

Congratulations on the purchase of your ML-1 cabinet. The Ml-1 cabinet powers the next
generation Megatouch Live Software. While Megatouch Live gives you all the quality
and earnings you’ve come to expect from the Megatouch brand, it also represents the
next level in casual touchscreen gaming with incredible new graphics, a quicker and
easier operator interface, local and global leaderboards, addictive player challenges and
Power-Ups, and even links to social media sites like Facebook.

While there are many similarities with past Megatouch systems, there are many advance-
ments as well. Please take the time to familiarize yourself with the great new features that
Megatouch Live has to offer. Once you have, we’re sure that you’ll fi nd it the quickest,
easiest, and most customizable casual gaming system ever.

ATTENTION

Since Megatouch Live is dynamic, ever-changing software, this manual should
be used purely as a guide for your system. If an advancement is appearing on
your Megatouch Live machines that you’re not seeing in these pages, please visit

www.megatouch.com to view an updated version of this manual.

Manage your ML-1 machines from anywhere at anytime by going to

www.megatouch.com/operator.

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any dripping or splashing liquids. Objects fi lled with liquid should not be placed on the unit.

Initial Setup
1. After removing the game from the carton, install the hard drive located in its separate

box.(Reference Fig. 40 for hard drive location in ML-1 cabinet) Once hard drive is
properly installed, connect the power cord to the back of the machine near the ON/
OFF switch (see Figure 1). Plug the game into a standard, grounded AC outlet. Do
not turn the game on at this point.

IMPORTANT: Whenever you turn off your system, please wait 10 seconds before

turning it back on. This allows all internal components to properly shut down.

2. At this point please ensure that your router is on and connected to the Internet. If

you’re connecting your system to a wired Internet connection or you need to con-
fi gure a router, connect an Ethernet cable from one of the LAN ports on the router
to the coupler on the rear of the machine. Fasten this cable to the security loop to
prevent unnecessary strain on the cord (see Figure 1).

3. Turn the power switch at the back of the game to ON (see Figure 1 for location), and

wait for it to go through its boot-up sequence. The game will display the Welcome
Screen. This screen gives an overview of the initial setup process. Touch SET UP
MACHINE

NOTE: The initial setup process must be completed before the machine is op-

erational.

4. On the next screen, select your time zone and touch NEXT to continue.

5. If you’re using a wired connection and have connected an Ethernet cable to your

game

: In most instances the machine will automatically connect to the Internet. If

this occurs, you’ll see a screen with the heading “Internet Connection Detected”. A
green dot will be seen next to the connection method. Touch USE THIS INTERNET
CONNECTION

to confi rm and use this wired connection. Skip to step 10.

FIGURE 1 – REAR VIEW OF GAME WITH REAR DOOR REMOVED

POWER

CORD

INLET

ON/OFF

SWITCH

SECURITY

LOOP

OPERATOR

SETUP

BUTTON

ETHERNET

PORT

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If an Internet connection has not been detected by your system, or you need to

confi gure a router fi rst:

You’ll be taken to the Confi gure Your Network screen (see

Figure 2). Touch the appropriate connection option.

7. SET UP WIRED NETWORK: This should only be used if your wired connection isn’t

automatically recognized by the system due to special router settings or Internet
confi guration. Touch this button to enter Windows setup and adjust these settings.

8. SET UP WIRELESS NETWORK: Touch this button to display a list of wireless net-

works that are recognized by the system. Touch the network you wish to connect
to in order to highlight it. Touch NEXT to continue. Enter your network’s security
key using the on-screen keyboard (if necessary), and then touch CONNECT.

9. LAUNCH BROWSER TO CONFIGURE ROUTER: A browser will open and connect

to your router. Please follow the instructions for your individual router.

NOTE: This option uses the gateway to open a browser to the router. While this

method is supported by the majority of routers, it may not be supported by yours.

10. Once your Internet connection has been established, (depending upon your connec-

tion method) you may see a “Connection Successful” message. Touching OK will
take you back to the Confi gure Your Network screen. Touch NEXT on this screen
to continue.

11. You’ll then be taken to the Log In screen where you’ll need to enter your Megatouch

ID and password. Megatouch will provide these to you upon receipt of your Mega-
touch Live Operator Agreement. After entering your Megatouch ID and password,
touch GO to continue.

12. If you’re setting up a machine that has been registered before: A screen will appear

listing all of the machine’s registration information. If this information is correct, touch
USE EXISTING REGISTRATION INFORMATION

and skip to step 18. Touch RE-

REGISTER MACHINE

to change any of this information.

NOTE: Wireless connections may also be recognized at this point if the machine

has been set up in the past. If you wish to use a recognized wireless connection,

simply touch USE THIS INTERNET CONNECTION and skip to step 10.

FIGURE 2 – CONFIGURE YOUR NETWORK SCREEN

A green dot under either

WIRED or WIRELESS network

indicates that the machine

is currently connected to the

Internet via that method. A red

dot means that no connection

exists for that method.

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13. You’ll then be asked to select a location where the machine will be installed. This

screen will provide a list of locations that have already been registered by you, but
you can also create a new location (if necessary) by touching CREATE A NEW
LOCATION

. After selecting or setting up a new location, simply touch NEXT to

continue.

14. Once your ML-1’s location is entered, the system will search for any registered AMI

jukeboxes. You man be prompted to enter your AMI ID and password which can
differ from your Megatouch account information. Once entered, select the location
of Jukebox you wish to connect to.

NOTE: For details on how to connect your ML-1 to a TouchTunes jukebox, please

see the “Control Panel—Jukebox” section of this manual.

15. The next screen will ask you to choose which business model the machine is operat-

ing under. Select a business model option from the drop-down list, and then touch
NEXT

to continue.

16. The Select a Machine Profi le screen is next. A profi le is essentially a list of settings

for a particular machine. Some profi les are standard based on where your game is
located, as different regions have different laws. You can also choose an alternate
profi le to use for your machine from the on-screen list. Touch NEXT to continue.

IMPORTANT: For legal reasons it is very important that you select the appropri-

ate profi le for your geographic location. You and you alone are responsible for

selecting the proper profi le for your system.

17. On the next screen, you’ll be asked if you want to create a name for the machine.

The game’s serial number will be used by Megatouch for identifi cation purposes,
but this screen allows you to enter a secondary identifi er if you have your own way
of tracking your machines. Whether you’ve entered a name or not, touch NEXT to
continue.

NOTE: This step is optional and the name you enter will be used solely by you.

18. The next screen will display a Machine Registration Summary. If any information is

incorrect, touch START OVER to edit it. Touch REGISTER YOUR MACHINE ONLY
if you wish to register the machine with the settings listed on screen.

IMPORTANT: Once you register your machine, its contract can only be changed

by calling Technical Support at 1-800-523-2760. Please ensure that you’ve selected

the correct contract model before registering.

19. When your registration is complete you’ll see a CONGRATULATIONS note on

screen. Touch OK to continue. You MUST register successfully in order for your
system to work properly. If you receive an error when trying to register, follow the
on-screen instructions to address the issue.

20. There are many other custom settings available for this game system. To customize

the settings, follow the software instructions in this manual.

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NOTE: Because new content and features are constantly being added to Megatouch

Live software, your machine will automatically update to the latest software ver-

sion once it is connected and initial setup is complete. The machine may reboot

several times during this process. Please do not manually reboot the system while

these updates are occurring.

To check on the status of these updates, enter the Sync Menu after initial setup

has been completed. See the “Sync Menu” section of this manual for more details.

Game Description
The ML-1 Countertop has one lock located on the back of the unit. To open the cabinet,
unlock this lock and remove the rear door.

All of the machine’s major components are located inside the cabinet. These components
include the motherboard, I/O board, power supply, hard drive, coin mech, and bill acceptor.

Pressing the red operator setup button inside the rear of the cabinet will take you to the
Operator Setup Home Screen (see Figure 1 for button location). Using this screen as a
starting point, you can then navigate through all the options on the system and adjust
these options to best suit your particular needs. For more information see the “Operator
Setup” section of this manual.

Touchscreen Calibration
The ML-1 features touchscreen technology that completely eliminates the need for any
kind of manual touchscreen calibration.

Credit Card Reader
The game also features a built-in credit card reader. This card reader is not only used
for credit card purchases, but players can also use the card reader as a quick way to
log in to their Megatouch Live account. For details about Megatouch Live, please see
the “Megatouch Live Player Features” section of this manual.

Credit card purchases can be disabled on your ML-1 system if desired. Even if credit
purchases are disabled, players can still use the card reader to log in to their accounts. For
details on how to do so, please see the section “Credit Card Options” later in this manual.

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Operator Setup
To enter Operator Setup, unlock and remove the rear door and press the operator setup
button (see Figure 1 for the location of the red operator setup button). When you enter
Operator Setup, you’ll see the Home Page.

Home Page

The Home Page is the starting navigation point for your system. The most commonly
used features and settings can be reached easily through the Quick Access Panel. All
other features and settings can be accessed by entering the Control Panel.

Quick Access Panel

NOTE: The machine does not need an active Internet connection to access Quick

Access Panel features and settings.

The options in the Quick Access Panel are shown in the chart below.

FIGURE 3 – OPERATOR SETUP HOME PAGE

OPTION

DESCRIPTION

CONFIGURE NETWORK

• Confi gure the network connection.
• View the Connection Log. This log displays a line item

for every change in connection status (i.e. online to
offl ine or vice versa).

• Open the Sync Menu. This menu allows you to sync

your system with the server and view software down-
load information.

• View the Tournamaxx Log. This log displays a line

item for every change in connection status to the
Tournamaxx server.

• View the Jukebox Log: This log displays a line item

for every change in connection status to a jukebox in
the location.

MACHINE SETTINGS

Adjust the volume settings, clear local leaderboards,
and view the machine log.

COLLECTION AND
FEES

View Total Cash Revenue, Total Credit Card Revenue,
Fees, Balance to Split, Fee Details, and also allows
you to Clear a Collection.

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Navigating the Quick Access Panel

When you enter any section of the Quick Access Panel, you can still easily navigate to
other sections by using the buttons on the left side of the screen.

Touch this button at any time to enter the Confi gure Network screens.

Touch this button at any time to enter the Machine Settings screens.

Touch this button at any time to enter the Collection and Fees
screens.

Touch this button at any time to enter the Control Panel.
NOTE: The Control Panel can only be accessed on systems with

an active Internet connection.

Touch this button at any time to return to the Operator Setup Home
Page

Touch this button to toggle the keyboard on or off (if needed).

Touch this button to open the Quick Access Panel help screens.

Touch this button to open the Sync Menu. Please see the section
“Sync Menu” for more details.

Touch this button to exit Operator Setup.

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When you touch the CONFIGURE NETWORK button, you’ll be taken to a screen offer-
ing fi ve options: CONFIGURE NETWORK, OPEN SYNC MENU, VIEW CONNECTION
LOG, VIEW TOURNAMAXX LOG, and VIEW JUKEBOX LOG (see Figure 4).

If you wish to view your system’s connection status changes (i.e. online to offl ine/offl ine
to online), touch VIEW CONNECTION LOG. Similarly, touching VIEW TOURNAMAXX
LOG

will display connection status changes with the Tournamaxx server, and VIEW

JUKEBOX LOG

will display connection status changes with the jukebox in the location.

If you wish to make changes to the system’s network settings, touch CONFIGURE NET-
WORK

to access the Confi gure Network screen (see Figure 5). A green dot will appear

indicating your current Internet connection. A red dot indicates that the method above it
is not being used to access the Internet.

FIGURE 4 – CONFIGURE NETWORK OPTIONS SCREEN

Quick Access Panel—Confi gure Network

FIGURE 5 – CONFIGURE NETWORK SCREEN

To make changes to your Internet connection, please see steps 7 through 9 under “Initial
Setup” earlier in this manual.

NOTE

: If you are switching from a wireless connection to a wired one, you should clear

the wireless settings fi rst. To do so, touch SETUP WIRELESS NETWORK and touch
CLEAR ALL WIRELESS SETTINGS

on the next page.

NOTE: An easy way to tell if your machine is connected is to look at the Megatouch

Live logo on the top of the Player Menu. If this logo is in color, the machine is

connected. If this logo is grayed out, the machine is not connected.

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Sync Menu

There are two main buttons located inside the Sync Menu. These buttons are: SYNC
MACHINE SETTINGS WITH SERVER and TOURNAMAXX CLASSIC UPDATE FROM
SERVER (see descriptions below for details).

SYNC MACHINE SETTINGS WITH SERVER

: Touching this button will sync your ma-

chine with the Megatouch Live server. This is only necessary if moving the machine to
a different location, changing its profi le, or swapping its hard drive.

TOURNAMAXX CLASSIC UPDATE FROM SERVER

: Touching this button will update

all Tournamaxx Classic data (scores, player rankings, etc.) with the server.

There is also a message at the bottom of this menu indicating your software version, if
an update to the software is currently downloading to your system, or if the system has
downloaded software but the machine needs to be rebooted in order for the update to
complete. If the machine needs to be rebooted for updates to be applied, you can do
that from this menu by touching the REBOOT TO APPLY button. This button will only
appear when there are updates to apply.

NOTE: When you fi rst enter the Sync Menu it will take a moment for the system

to check for available updates.

Additionally, there is a VIEW DETAILS button on this screen that allows you to view the
details of the software updates that are currently taking place. This button only appears
while software updates are taking place.

FIGURE 6 - SYNC MENU OPTIONS SCREEN

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From the Machine Settings section of the Quick Access Panel you can adjust the volume
of the system, clear the local leaderboards, and view the machine log (which is a list of
any system errors). Simply touch your choice of action. Keep in mind that this is the only
place where you can set the volume for the system.

NOTE: You can set up your system to auto-clear local leaderboards at set intervals

by entering the Control Panel, touching MENU, SETTINGS, and then LEADER-

BOARD OPTIONS.

Quick Access Panel—Machine Settings

FIGURE 7 – MACHINE SETTINGS OPTIONS SCREEN

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Quick Access Panel—Collection and Fees

When you touch the COLLECTION AND FEES button on the Quick Access Panel, you’ll
be taken to the section’s main screen (see Figure 7).

FIGURE 8 – COLLECTION AND FEES MAIN SCREEN

From this screen you can quickly view the total cash revenue, the total credit card revenue
(if applicable), the fee deductions, and the balance to split. Touching the + symbol next
to BALANCE TO SPLIT will show more information about this balance.

Touch FEE DETAILS on the left side of the screen to view the list of fees, their settings,
and current collection information regarding these fees.

NOTE: To adjust fee settings, enter the Control Panel and use the Collection and

Fees screens located there. Please see the “Control Panel—Collection and Fees”

section of this manual for more details.

Touch CLEAR COLLECTION to clear all the collection information from the system after
you have physically performed a collection.

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Inside the Control Panel you will fi nd all of the options that are available for your machine
(except for those that are featured on the Quick Access Panel).

Please see the chart below for an overview of the Control Panel options. See each op-
tion’s section in this manual for a more detailed look at that option.

Control Panel

FIGURE 9 – CONTROL PANEL MAIN SCREEN

CONTROL PANEL OPTION

FEATURES

NETWORK

OVERVIEW
• View Machine ID
• View Server Version
• View MAC Address

PRICING AND COSTS

OVERVIEW
•  View Credit Value
•  View Jukebox Value
• View Token Value
•  View Number of Awarded Free Games
SETTINGS
•  Quick Pricing Wizard

○ Set Credit Value
○ Set Money-In Capacity
○ Channels Setup
○ Money-In Options
○ Set Individual Tier Costs
○ Set Individual Game Costs
○ Set Internet Browser Costs

• Credit Card Options

○ Enable/Disable Credit Card Payment
○ Pulse Hard Meter for Credit Card Purchases

ACTIONS
• Manage Free Games

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COLLECTION AND FEES

OVERVIEW
•  View Balance to Split
•  View Number of Days Since Last Collection
•  View Split Percentage
•  View Money Capacity
SETTINGS
•  Run Cash Settlement Setup

○ Show Operator Cut
○ Adjust Location Split Percentage
○ Adjust Fees

GAMES

OVERVIEW
• View Enabled Advanced Filters
SETTINGS
• Game Setup Wizard

○ Erotic Settings
○ Category Setup
○ Gameplay Settings

• Gameplay Settings

○ Allow Game Continue
○ Enable Auto-Continue
○ Display Card Fanning
○ Enable Extended Play Games

• Internet Browser Settings

○ Enable Browser
○ Start Page Links
○ Add Links
○ Remove Links

MENU

SETTINGS
• Player Settings

○ Allow Facebook Avatars to Be Displayed

• Leaderboard Options

○ Set Auto-Clear of Local Leaderboards
○ Display Name in Local Leaderboards

TOURNAMENTS

SETTINGS
• Tournamaxx Classic Setup

○ Enable Tournamaxx Classic

MACHINE SETTINGS

OVERVIEW
•   View Location Information
SETTINGS
•  Set Machine Name
•  Set Machine Location
• Set Advanced Filters
ACTIONS
•  Restore Machine Profi le Defaults

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Navigating the Control Panel

When you fi rst enter the Control Panel, you’ll see the screen shown in Figure 8. Touch
any button to enter that section of the Control Panel. When you do so, you’ll notice that
the blue navigation bar at the top of the screen will expand. You can touch any tab on
this bar that ends with an arrow point and you’ll be taken directly to that screen.

NOTE: Touching the Home icon at the beginning of the navigation bar will take you

out of the Control Panel and back to the Operator Setup Home Page.

Once you’re in a particular section of the Control Panel (e.g. Pricing and Costs, Games),
touch any of the buttons on the left side of the screen to access those options. The
navigation bar at the top of the screen will again expand, and again, you can touch any
tab that ends in an arrow to go back to that particular screen.

For a detailed description of any option, touch the green ? next to the option. Touch the
HELP

button at the bottom left of a screen for an overview of the screen and its features.

Touch the X at the top corner of the screen at any time to exit Operator Setup.

JUKEBOX

OVERVIEW
•  View Jukebox Information
SETTINGS
•  Set Up Jukebox
•  Test Jukebox Connection
• Money-In Options

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Control Panel—Pricing and Costs

When you fi rst enter the Pricing and Costs screens, you’ll see the Overview. This will
give a brief description of what can be found in these screens, and it will also show you
the credit value, token value, and how many awarded free games are on the system.

Touch SETTINGS on the left side of the screen to access the Quick Pricing Wizard or
to set credit card options. Touch ACTIONS to manage free games.

PRICING AND COSTS

OVERVIEW

View Credit Value
View Token Value
View Jukebox Value
View Number of Awarded Free Games

SETTINGS

QUICK PRICING WIZARD
•  Set Credit Value
•  Set Money-In Capacity
• Channels Setup
• Change Currency
• Money-In Options
•  Set Individual Tier Costs
•  Set Individual Game Costs
•  Set Internet Browser Costs
CREDIT CARD OPTIONS
•  Enable/Disable Credit Card Payment
•  Pulse Hard Meter for Credit Card Purchase

ACTIONS

MANAGE FREE GAMES
•  Award/Subtract Free Games
•  View Maximum Number of Free Games Allowed
•  View Current Number of Free Games on Machine

FIGURE 10 – CONTROL PANEL PRICING AND COSTS OVERVIEW SCREEN

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Quick Pricing Wizard

The Quick Pricing Wizard will walk you through all the pricing options on the system. To
access the Quick Pricing Wizard, touch PRICING AND COSTS on the Control Panel,
touch SETTINGS, and then touch RUN QUICK PRICING WIZARD.

Navigating the Quick Pricing Wizard

Changes made in the Quick Pricing Wizard are stored as soon as they are changed on
screen. However, you can touch RESET PAGE to return the settings to what they were
when you entered the screen (before any changes were made). You can also touch
USE DEFAULTS

to revert to the factory default settings for that screen. Touch NEXT

to continue with the Quick Pricing Wizard, or BACK to return to the previous screen.

Touch the arrow icon next to any screen name (such as SET CREDIT VALUE or SET
MONEY-IN CAPACITY) to quickly jump to any screen in the Quick Pricing Wizard.

Set Credit Value

The fi rst page in the Quick Pricing Wizard is where you can quickly set the base credit
value for your machine.

IMPORTANT: Changing the base credit value will affect ALL pricing options on

the system, including individual tier cost, individual game cost, and credit card

pricing. This should be set prior to making any other pricing changes.

Touch what you want the base credit value to be, and then touch NEXT to continue with
the Quick Pricing Wizard.

FIGURE 11 – SET CREDIT VALUE SCREEN

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Set Money-In Capacity

FIGURE 12 – SET MONEY-IN CAPACITY SCREEN

Use the drop-down menus to change the size settings for your coin box and/or your bill
acceptor (if needed). These should be set according to your hardware.

NOTE: Larger coin boxes are only available on systems without bill acceptors.

IMPORTANT: Having the wrong settings on this page can cause faulty “Full Capac-

ity” notices on your system.

When you are fi nished with this page, touch NEXT to continue with the Quick Pricing
Wizard.

Channels Setup

The channels are pre-set by your profi le (which is based on your coin mech, bill accep-
tor, and country). These amounts can be viewed on this page, along with what type of
currency the machine is enabled to accept (e.g. U.S. dollars, Canadian dollars).

The meter pulse, which is the highest common divisor of all the monetary values of the
channels, is independent of the credits and only tracks the smallest unit of currency
accepted by the system. You can use this number to determine the amount of money
earned on a game by multiplying the meter pulse by the reading on the hard meter.

When you are fi nished with this page, touch NEXT to continue with the Quick Pricing
Wizard.

FIGURE 13 – CHANNELS SETUP SCREEN

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Money-In Options

This screen is used to set how many credits are given for each purchase price. This
includes cash, credit card, and jukebox purchases (where applicable). The values on
this screen will automatically be populated based on what is set on the Set Credit Value
screen of the Quick Pricing Wizard (please see the “Set Credit Value” section of this
manual for details).

Touch the pencil icon to edit the CASH-IN amount. Use the plus and minus buttons to
adjust the number of credits that will be given for each of the prices shown. Touch a
circle under DISPLAY AS DEFAULT next to any value to have it displayed as the default
price that players will see on screen.

If you have credit card purchases enabled on your system, touch CREDIT to set credit
card purchase values. Credit card purchases must be a minimum of 5 dollars and a
maximum of 15 dollars, though they can be set for any three purchase prices in between
those amounts.

If you have a jukebox connected to your ML-1, touch AMI JUKEBOX to adjust the pur-
chase values or TOUCHTUNES JUKEBOX to view the purchase values.

When you are fi nished with this page, touch NEXT to continue with the Quick Pricing
Wizard.

FIGURE 14 – MONEY-IN OPTIONS SCREEN

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Set Individual Tier Costs

Pricing tiers give you the ability to set the pricing for an entire group of games in one
easy step (instead of adjusting them individually). Use the plus and minus buttons to
change the credit cost and the cost to continue for the top three pricing tiers, which are
the tiers common to every Megatouch Live system. These tiers are:

- Standard:

Typical games that average gameplay of three minutes or less.

- Premium:

Games that have an average gameplay over three minutes.

- Classic:

Classic Megatouch Games that have an average gameplay of three minutes

or less

- Head-to-Head:

Head-to-head two-player games.

NOTE: The Head-to-Head price shown on this screen is the per player cost, so the

actual price of the game will double, as there must be two players to play these

games.

There are also two custom pricing tiers that are empty by default, but they can be con-
fi gured to set your own unique pricing tiers (as needed). Set the pricing for whatever
custom tier you want to create, then assign games to them on the Set Individual Game
Costs screen.

For details on how to assign games to a particular pricing tier, please see the next sec-
tion of this manual: “Set Individual Game Costs”.

When you are fi nished with this page, touch NEXT to continue with the Quick Pricing
Wizard.

FIGURE 15 – SET INDIVIDUAL TIER COSTS SCREEN

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Set Individual Game Costs

On this screen you can view all the games on the system and place them in whatever
pricing tier you wish. If you change the pricing tier for any game, the values under COST
and CONTINUE will change to refl ect that tier’s pricing (as set on the Set Individual Tier
Costs screen). Simply use the drop-down menu next to a game to change its pricing tier.

To manually set an individual game’s pricing, set its tier to NONE, and then use the plus
and minus buttons to adjust the costs.

Game titles can be sorted alphabetically in ascending or descending fashion by touching
the arrow next to the GAME heading. You can scroll through more games by touch-
ing either a page number or one of the arrow buttons near the bottom of the screen.

When you are fi nished with this page, touch NEXT to exit the Quick Pricing Wizard and
return to the Pricing and Costs Settings screen.

Set Internet Browser Costs

FIGURE 16 – SET INDIVIDUAL GAME COSTS SCREEN

Manually set the number of credits required for a specifi c amount of Internet browsing time.

FIGURE 17 - SET INTERNET BROWSER COSTS

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Credit Card Options

To access Credit Card Options, touch PRICING AND COSTS on the Control Panel, touch
SETTINGS

on the left side of the screen, and then touch CREDIT CARD OPTIONS.

A check in the box next to “Accept Credit Card Payment” enables credit card payment
on the system. To stop your machine from accepting credit card payments, touch the
box and ensure that there is no check mark next to this option.

A check next to “Pulse Hard Meter” indicates that a credit card purchase will pulse the
machine’s hard meter.

Manage Free Games

To manage free games on the system, touch PRICING AND COSTS on the Control Panel,
touch ACTIONS on the left side of the screen, and then touch MANAGE FREE GAMES.

On the Manage Free Games screen, you can see the maximum number of free games
allowed on the machine, and how many free games are currently on the system. Touch
a button on the page to perform the indicated action.

FIGURE 18 – CREDIT CARD OPTIONS SCREEN

FIGURE 19 – MANAGE FREE GAMES SCREEN

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Control Panel—Collection and Fees

IMPORTANT: Collection information cannot be cleared from the CONTROL PAN-

EL—Collection and Fees Screens. To clear and compete a collection, access the

Collection and Fees section of the QUICK ACCESS PANEL. Please see the “Quick

Access Panel—Collection and Fees” section earlier in this manual for details.

When you fi rst enter the Collection and Fees screens, you’ll see the Overview screen.
This will give a brief description of what can be found in these screens, and it will also
show you the balance to split, the number of days since last collection, the split percent-
age, and how full both the bill acceptor and coin box are.

Touch SETTINGS on the left side of the screen to run Cash Settlement Setup.

COLLECTION AND FEES

OVERVIEW

View Balance to Split
View Number of Days Since Last Collection
View Split Percentage
View Percentage of Bill Acceptor Filled
View Percentage of Coin Box Filled

SETTINGS

RUN CASH SETTLEMENT SETUP
•  Enable/Disable Show Operator Cut to Location
•  Set Location Split Percentage
•  View/Adjust Revenue Share Percentage
•  View Credit Card Fee Percentage
• View/Adjust Tax Percentage
•  View/Set Optional Fees
•  View/Adjust Tournamaxx Classic Fees

FIGURE 20 – CONTROL PANEL COLLECTION AND FEES OVERVIEW SCREEN

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Cash Settlement Setup
In Cash Settlement Setup you can turn on/off the location’s ability to see the operator’s
cut of the earnings. You can also set the location split percentage, view the revenue
share and credit card fee percentages, and adjust the tax percentage and other fees.

NOTE: This is the only place where you can actually adjust fees on the system. You

can view all fees through the Quick Access Panel—Collection and Fees screens.

Please see that section of the manual for more details.

Navigating Cash Settlement Setup

Changes made in Cash Settlement Setup are stored as soon as they are changed on
screen. However, you can touch RESET PAGE to return the settings to what they were
when you entered the screen (before any changes were made). You can also touch
USE DEFAULTS

to revert to the factory default settings for that screen. Touch NEXT to

continue with Cash Settlement Setup, or BACK to return to the previous screen.

Using Cash Settlement Setup

On the LOCATION screen:

A check in the box next to “Show Operator Cut” will allow

the location to see the operator’s cut of the earnings on the Collection and Fees screen
when you touch Balance to Split. Use the plus and minus buttons to adjust the Loca-
tion Split Percentage.

FIGURE 21 – CASH SETTLEMENT LOCATION SCREEN

On the FEES screen:

Touch the pencil icon to change any adjustable fee.

NOTE: Megatouch recommends that you set Revenue Share according to your

contract. Adjusting Revenue Share on this screen will in no way affect how you

are billed.

FIGURE 22 – CASH SETTLEMENT FEES SCREEN

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Control Panel—Games

GAMES

OVERVIEW

View Enabled Advanced Filters

SETTINGS

GAME SETUP WIZARD
• Enable Erotic
•  Change Erotic Settings
•  Enable Erotic Based on Time of Day
• Category Setup
•  Enable Game Continue
• Enable Auto-Continue
•  Enable Card Fanning Before Games
•  Enable Extended Play
•  Enable/Setup Internet Browser
GAMEPLAY SETTINGS
•  This button is a shortcut to the Gameplay Settings screen

of the Game Setup Wizard

When you fi rst enter the Games screens, you’ll see the Overview screen. This will give
a brief description of what can be found in these screens, and it will also show you what
(if any) advanced fi lters are enabled on the machine.

Touch SETTINGS on the left side of the screen to access the Game Setup Wizard.
Touching GAMEPLAY SETTINGS will take you directly to the Gameplay Settings screen
in the Game Setup Wizard; this button is simply a shortcut.

FIGURE 23 – CONTROL PANEL GAMES OVERVIEW SCREEN

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Game Setup Wizard
The Game Setup Wizard will walk you through all the game options on the system. This
includes the enabling and confi guring of erotic content on the system, setting up the
categories that the players will see on screen, and fi ne-tuning the gameplay settings.

Navigating the Game Setup Wizard

Changes made in the Game Setup Wizard are stored as soon as they are changed on
screen. However, you can touch RESET PAGE to return the settings to what they were
when you entered the screen (before any changes were made). You can also touch
USE DEFAULTS

to revert to the factory default settings for that screen. Touch NEXT to

continue with Game Setup, or BACK to return to the previous screen.

NOTE: Touching GAMEPLAY SETTINGS on the SETTINGS screen will take you to

that page in the Game Setup Wizard, so navigation of this page will behave just

as it does in the Wizard.

Erotic Settings

FIGURE 24 – EROTIC SETTINGS SCREEN

A check in the box next to “Enable Erotic” indicates that erotic content (including erotic
games and idle screens) will appear on the system. After enabling erotic, select a rat-
ing level by using the “LEVEL” drop-down. Touch a block of time to change the erotic
settings for that time of the day, or use the drop-down menus to quickly change large
blocks of time.

Please see the screen’s help text for detailed information about the erotic ratings.

When you are fi nished with this screen, touch NEXT to continue with the Game Setup
Wizard.

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Category Setup

On this screen you can select which categories the player will be able to choose games
from. A check in the box next to a category’s name indicates that it is active and players
will see it on screen. You can also edit which games appear in a particular category. Do
so by touching the pencil icon next to a category’s name.

Editing a Category

FIGURE 25 – CATEGORY SETUP SCREEN

After touching a pencil icon next to a category on the Category Setup screen, you’ll be
able to edit the games in that particular category and the order that these games appear
on screen. The name of the category you’re editing (CARDS, PUZZLES, etc.) will appear
listed above the heading AVAILABLE GAMES.

NOTE: Touching the arrow next to the category name will allow you to jump quickly

between categories.

Touch the arrow next to the name of any game to add it to the category (the name of
the game will move from the left side of the screen to the right side). Touch the X next
to any game to remove it from that category. Both of these actions can also be done by
touching a game and dragging it where you want.

Touch the arrows at the bottom of the AVAILABLE GAMES window to cycle through
games that are not assigned to the category you’re editing. Touch the arrows at the
bottom of the PAGE window to cycle through games currently assigned to the category.
Note: As of Version 3 software, ten (10) games appear on a single page. The games
listed in the “Page 1” column will be the fi rst fi ve to appear. The games listed on “Page

FIGURE 26 – CATEGORY EDIT SCREEN

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2” will be the 2nd fi ve to appear. You can also drag and drop games between pages so
that the games are laid out on screen exactly as you want them to be.
Touch AUTO-FILL ALL GAMES to place every available game into a category. Touch
CLEAR ALL

to remove all games from a category.

Touching NEXT or BACK on this screen takes you to the Category Setup screen.

Gameplay Settings

On this screen you can enable/disable any of the gameplay settings listed. Touch the
green help ? next to any option to read about that option. A check in a box next to an
option means that it is enabled on the system. Touching the pencil icon next to any option
allows you to enable it for certain games. A check next to any game name (after touching
the pencil icon) indicates that the option is enabled for that game.

NOTE: Touching the GAMEPLAY SETTINGS button on the GAMES > SETTINGS

screen takes you to this screen. The button on the SETTINGS screen is merely a

shortcut here.

Extended Play

FIGURE 27 – GAMEPLAY SETTINGS SCREEN

On the Gameplay Settings screen, you can enable Extended Play games. This feature
extends the length of gameplay, though only certain games have Extended Play available.
Touch the pencil icon next to “EXTENDED PLAY” on the Gameplay Settings screen to
go to the Extended Play screen. On this screen, a check in the box next to any game
indicates that it is in Extended Play mode. Touching the green ? next to any game will tell
you what this means for each individual game. You can also change the pricing for these
games on this screen by assigning them to a pricing tier or manually adjusting the price.

FIGURE 28 – EXTENDED PLAY SCREEN

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Control Panel—Menu

MENU

SETTINGS

PLAYER SETTINGS
•  Allow Facebook Avatars to Be Displayed
LEADERBOARD OPTIONS
•  Enable and Set Auto-Clear of Local Leaderboards
•  Enable/Disable Displaying Usernames in Local Leader-

boards

When you fi rst enter the Menu screens, you’ll see the Overview screen. This will give a
brief description of what can be found in these screens.

Touch SETTINGS on the left side of the screen to access Player and Leaderboard
settings.

FIGURE 30 – CONTROL PANEL MENU OVERVIEW SCREEN

Browser Settings

Select the Enable Internet Option to allow players to utilize an Internet Browser from
the Welcome Menu. (See Pricing & Costs on Pg 20 for further details on how to set
Browser pricing.) Megatouch has provided default links to popular websites to appear
on the home page. Additional sites can be added by entering the website name and the
URL. NOTE: URL MUST START WITH “http://” or “https://”. Websites can be moved
up/down or deleted by highlighting the website and selecting the corresponding action.

FIGURE 29 - INTERNET BROWSER SETTINGS

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Leaderboard Options

FIGURE 32 – LEADERBOARD OPTIONS SCREEN

On this screen you can choose to have the system automatically clear the local lead-
erboards after a set amount of time. A check in the box next to “AUTO-CLEAR LOCAL
LEADERBOARDS” shows that this option is enabled. If this is enabled, please select how
often you want the leaderboards to auto-clear by touching one of the on-screen options.

A check in the box next to “DISPLAY NAME IN LOCAL LEADERBOARDS” will do just
that—display names on the local leaderboards. If this box is not checked, names will
not appear on local leaderboards.

Touch the green ? next to any option to read about that option. A check in the box next
to an option means that it is enabled on the system. Touch RESET PAGE to return the
settings to what they were when you entered the screen (before any changes were
made). You can also touch USE DEFAULTS to revert back to the factory default set-
tings for this screen.

FIGURE 31 – PLAYER SETTINGS SCREEN

Player Settings

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Control Panel—Tournaments

TOURNAMENTS

SETTINGS

TOURNAMAXX CLASSIC SETUP
• Enable Tournamaxx Classic

When you fi rst enter the Tournaments screens, you’ll see the Overview screen. This will
give a brief description of what can be found in these screens.

Touch SETTINGS on the left side of the screen to enable or disable tournaments.

Tournamaxx Classic Setup

FIGURE 33 – CONTROL PANEL TOURNAMENTS OVERVIEW SCREEN

FIGURE 34 – TOURNAMAXX CLASSIC SETUP SCREEN

For more information visit www.megatouch.com.

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Control Panel—Machine Settings

MACHINE SETTINGS

OVERVIEW

VIEW LOCATION INFORMATION

SETTINGS

SET MACHINE NAME
SET MACHINE LOCATION
SET ADVANCED FILTERS

ACTIONS

RESTORE MACHINE PROFILE DEFAULTS

When you fi rst enter the Machine Settings screens, you’ll see the Overview screen. This
will give a brief description of what can be found in these screens, and lists the location
information associated with the machine.

Touch SETTINGS on the left side of the screen to set the machine name, set the machine
location, set advanced fi lters, or restore the machine to its default settings

Set Machine Name

FIGURE 35 – CONTROL PANEL MACHINE SETTINGS OVERVIEW SCREEN

FIGURE 36 – MACHINE NAME SCREEN

During initial setup of your system, you were given the opportunity to set a machine
name. Megatouch will use the game’s serial number for identifi cation purposes, so this
would merely be a secondary name used solely by you (if you have your own way of
tracking machines).

Touch SET MACHINE NAME from the SETTINGS screen to either change the name
that’s associated with the system, or to enter a new name if one hasn’t been set before.

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NOTE: Be sure to touch SUBMIT if you enter a new machine name.

Set Machine Location

Touch SET MACHINE LOCATION to change the location information associated with the
machine. After touching this button, you can either use the drop-down menu to choose
from any of your existing locations, or you can touch CREATE NEW LOCATION to enter
information for a new location. This requires an internet connection and depending upon
your connection speed, may take a moment to load.

NOTE: Be sure to touch SUBMIT if you want to enter new location information.

FIGURE 37 – SET MACHINE LOCATION SCREEN

Set Advanced Filters

A check in the box next to a fi lter indicates that the fi lter is enabled. Touch the green ?
next to a fi lter to read its description. Touch RESET PAGE to return the settings to what
they were when you entered the screen (before any changes were made). You can
also touch USE DEFAULTS to revert back to the factory default settings for this screen.

Restore Machine to Profi le Defaults

Your machine profi le is essentially a list of settings for the system. The profi le was
set during the initial setup of the system. Touch RESTORE MACHINE TO PROFILE
DEFAULTS

to clear all edited settings from the machine and revert ALL settings to the

profi le’s confi guration.

IMPORTANT: This will clear ALL of the settings you changed on the entire system.

Proceed ONLY if you wish to clear ALL of the changes you made.

FIGURE 38 – SET ADVANCED FILTERS SCREEN

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Control Panel—Jukebox

JUKEBOX

OVERVIEW

VIEW JUKEBOX INFORMATION

SETTINGS

SET UP JUKEBOX
TEST JUKEBOX CONNECTION
MONEY-IN OPTIONS

When you fi rst enter the Jukebox screens, you’ll see the Overview screen. This will give
a brief description of what can be found in these screens, and lists the jukebox informa-
tion if one is connected to the ML-1.

Touch SETTINGS on the left side of the screen to set up a jukebox to connect to the ML-1,
to test the game’s connection with the jukebox, or to jump to the jukebox money-in options.

FIGURE 39 – CONTROL PANEL JUKEBOX OVERVIEW SCREEN

Set Up Jukebox

FIGURE 40 – SET UP JUKEBOX SCREEN

AMI JUKEBOX NOTE: If you are connecting your ML-1 to an AMI jukebox, you may need

to enter your AMI ID and password which may differ from your Megatouch account

information. If your jukebox is not registered to a location, you can set this information

through your Operator Web Site (www.megatouch.net).

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TOUCHTUNES NOTE: If you are connecting your ML-1 to a TouchTunes jukebox, the

game and the jukebox need to be on the same router. Additionally, the TouchTunes

jukebox needs to be up and running before you enter the Jukebox screens or it will

not be recognized by the ML-1.

To connect a jukebox to your ML-1, simply touch the AMI Jukebox or TouchTunes Jukebox

buttons

. The game will automatically attempt to connect to the selected jukebox. If you are

having connection issues, please see the notes above.

IMPORTANT: After establishing a connection with an AMI jukebox, it is highly recom-

mended that you go to the Money-In Options screen to confi rm that the ML-1’s jukebox

pricing matches the pricing confi gured on the jukebox.

If you wish to disable your game’s connection to the jukebox, touch the button next to No

Jukebox

Touch TEST JUKEBOX CONNECTION to check your game’s connection to a jukebox.

Touch MONEY-IN OPTIONS to jump to the Money-In Options screen under Pricing and Costs.
From here you can adjust the pricing for selecting a song on an AMI jukebox from the ML-1,
or you can view TouchTunes pricing.

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Megatouch Live Player Features
In addition to the great new games, enhanced gameplay, and cutting-edge graphics,
Megatouch Live systems offer players whole new ways to experience their favorite casual
gaming system. What follows in this section is a brief overview of these features so that
you, the operator, will know all the ins and outs of the player experience.

Getting a Megatouch Live Account
Players can get a Megatouch Live account for free right at the machine. All they need to
do is follow the simple on-screen instructions. After they have their account set up, they
can access the following features:

Tokens
Credits purchased by the player can be traded for tokens. These tokens are used to get
in-game Power-Ups.

Power-Ups
Power-Ups are special gameplay features that the player can unlock by trading in their
tokens or credits. There are three different Power-Ups available for each game, though
players can only use one Power-Up per game.

Challenges and Challenge Score
Challenges are objectives that a player can achieve while playing a single game or over
the course of multiple games. When players fulfi ll these challenges, they will have points
added to their Challenge Score. The more diffi cult the challenge is to achieve, the more
points the player will be awarded. They can then compare their Challenge Score with
other Megatouch Live players all over the country.

Global Leaderboards
In addition to a global Megatouch Live Leaderboards, players with a Megatouch Live ac-
count can view global leaderboards for the highest game. These leaderboards also have
different listings for Standard and Extended Play, as well as monthly and all-time bests.

Linking with Facebook
Megatouch Live players will have the ability to link their account with their Facebook
account. By doing so, players can post things like challenges completed, high scores,
and Battle Arena wins directly from the game to their Facebook page. Players can also
add comments to their Megatouch Live Facebook posts (200 character limit), or “check
in” from any Megatouch location and utilize their Facebook profi le picture as their Avatar.

Player Cards
Once players have a Megatouch Live account, they can then link a card to their account
to make logging in even easier. Players can use a credit card or any other unique swipe-
able card with enough information on it for the system to recognize. The ML-1 comes with
a pack of branded Megatouch Live player cards that can be given to players. Additional
packs of 10 cards are available (part number: PM0803-01).

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System Reset Menu

The System Reset Menu can be accessed only during the machine’s boot up. When the
screen appears during boot up with a note at the bottom reading “SEARCHING FOR
OPERATOR INPUT”, press and hold the red operator setup button inside the rear of the
cabinet. (See Figure 1 for button location.) Once the SYSTEM RESET MENU screen
appears, you can release the button.

The System Reset Menu contains the following options:

CLEAR LOCAL SETTINGS (Preserve Network Information)
Clearing the local settings will permanently delete all connection and machine logs,
volume settings, local leaderboards and books data; however all operator-adjustable
settings will be resent to the machine from the server. This option will maintain your
network information settings

CLEAR LOCAL SETTINGS
Clearing the local settings will permanently delete all network connection information,
connection and machine logs, volume settings, local leaderboards and books data;
however all operator-adjustable settings will be resent to the machine from the server.

NOTE: It is recommended that you sync the machine with the server before clear-

ing local settings.

CLEAR ALL SETTINGS (Preserve Network Information)
This will revert the game to factory defaults and will PERMANENTLY delete ALL settings
and data while maintaining your network information.

CLEAR ALL SETTINGS
This will revert the game to factory defaults and will PERMANENTLY delete ALL set-
tings and data.

RE-REGISTER MACHINE
This will allow you to re-register your machine or change your machine’s registration
information.

FIGURE 41 - SYSTEM RESET MENU

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SYNC MACHINE WITH SERVER
This will sync your machine with the Megatouch Live server. This is only necessary if
moving the machine to a different location, changing its profi le, or swapping its hard drive.

TOURNAMAXX CLASSIC UPDATE FROM SERVER
This will update all Tournamaxx Classic data (scores, player rankings, etc.) with the server.

FACTORY SOFTWARE REINSTALL
This will revert the game to factory defaults by reinstalling the version of software that
the shipped on the hard drive f rom the factory. This will PERMANENTLY delete ALL
settings, data and software updates. Any later versions of software will need to be
downloaded after a successful Factory Reinstall

NOTE: This option is only necessary if the software is corrupted.

IMPORTANT: Performing a factory software reinstall could take up to 30 minutes

to complete.

Moving Your Megatouch ML-1 From One Location to Another

It is recommended that you perform a collection on your ML-1 before moving it to a new
location. For details on performing a collection, please see the “Quick Access Panel—
Collection and Fees” section of this manual.

It is also recommended that you sync your system with the server so that no information
is lost. To sync your system, go to the Operator Home Page and touch the sync button
near the top-right part of the screen (see Figure 42); this will open the Sync Menu. On the
Sync Menu, touch SYNC MACHINE SETTINGS WITH SERVER and touch the button to
sync the machine. If you’re running Tournamaxx Classic tournaments on the machine,
you’ll also need to touch TOURNAMAXX CLASSIC UPDATE FROM SERVER and go
through those steps as well.

FIGURE 42 – SYNC BUTTON

After you move your ML-1 to its new location, you will need to re-establish its Internet
connection. If you are connecting the machine using a Ethernet cable, this should be
detected by the machine and automatically connect.

If you are wirelessly connecting the machine, or you need to confi gure a router, enter
Operator Setup and refer to the “Initial Setup” section of this manual for details on how
to connect.

NOTE: An easy way to tell if your machine is connected is to look at the Megatouch

logo on the top center of the Player Menu. If this logo is in color, the machine is

connected. If this logo is grayed out, the machine is not connected.

IMPORTANT: If your machine isn’t connected for an extended period of time, it

will become non-functional. If this occurs, enter Operator Setup and confi gure

your connection.

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After moving your machine, the new location information must be stored on your system.
To change the machine’s location information, please refer to the “Control Panel—Ma-
chine Settings” section of this manual.

IMPORTANT: If you move a machine to a different state or country, in addition to

these steps, you will also need to change the machine’s profi le. Please see the

next section of this manual for details on how to do so.

If a Megatouch unit that accepts credit cards is moved between the U.S. and

Canada, Customer Service must be notifi ed two business days before activating

the credit card feature in the new country. Failure to notify Customer Service will

put the operator in violation of card processing regulations, for which the operator

assumes full responsibility. Furthermore, players who pay by credit card in the

new country will be surprised with currency exchange fees, which will likely lead

them to call their credit card company, dispute the charge, and obtain a charge

reversal. The net result will be a credit card payment refund to the players, which

will hurt revenue.

Changing the Machine’s Profi le

IMPORTANT: Changing your machine’s profi le will delete all the settings that you

customized. Certain data (such as books and gameplay information) will still be

available via the server. Please note all of your settings before proceeding.

It is recommended that you perform a collection on your ML-1 before changing its profi le.
For details on performing a collection, please see the “Quick Access Panel—Collection
and Fees” section of this manual.

The only way to change the machine’s profi le is to re-register the machine using of the
System Reset Menu options. (See p36 for further information.)

NOTE: The machine will not function in any way after a clearing local settings if it

does not have an active broadband connection to the Internet.

To change the machine’s profi le:

1. With the machine off, unlock and remove the rear door of the cabinet.

2. Power the machine on. When the screen appears with a note at the bottom reading

“SEARCHING FOR OPERATOR INPUT”, press and hold the red operator setup
button inside the rear of the cabinet. (See Figure 1 for button location.) Once the
SYSTEM RESET MENU screen appears, you can release the button.

3. Touch

CLEAR LOCAL SETTINGS

and then touch RESET to begin this process.

The machine will reboot.

4. Once this process completes and the machine boots up, you’ll have to re-perform

the initial setup for the machine. This is where you can reset your machine profi le.
Follow the steps described in the “Initial Setup” section of this manual.

5. Replace and lock the rear door.

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General Care and Maintenance

IMPORTANT: This game MUST only be serviced by qualifi ed service personnel.

CAUTION: THERE ARE HIGH-VOLTAGE PARTS IN THIS GAME. BE CAREFUL
WHEN SERVICING THE INSIDE OF THE GAME. THE GAME SHOULD ALWAYS BE
UNPLUGGED BEFORE SERVICING.

Monitor Adjustment

The monitor has been factory set and should not need to be adjusted; however, If you
want to adjust the settings for any reason, remove the eight screws on the back of the
monitor bezel (see Figure 44). You can then access the monitor controls, which are
located on the rear of the LCD.

General Circuit Board Handling Information

Before handling any boards, observe the following procedures:
Prevent Electro-Static Discharge by:

1.  Storing the boards in the anti-static bags in which they are shipped.
2.  Removing any static charge from your body before handling the boards.
3.  Using a ground strap when handling the boards.

When plugging in connectors to the board, make sure the connector is inserted straight
onto the header and that the connector covers all header pins. Most connectors are
keyed to ensure proper insertion.

Swapping Hard Drives

It is recommended that you perform a collection on your ML-1 systems before swap-
ping hard drives. For details on performing a collection, please see the “Quick Access
Panel—Collection and Fees” section of this manual.

It is also recommended that you sync your system with the server so that no information
is lost. To sync your system, go to the Operator Home Page and touch the sync button
near the top-right part of the screen (see Figure 36); this will open the Sync Menu. On the
Sync Menu, touch SYNC MACHINE SETTINGS WITH SERVER and touch the button to
sync the machine. If you’re running Tournamaxx Classic tournaments on the machine,
you’ll also need to touch TOURNAMAXX CLASSIC UPDATE FROM SERVER and go
through those steps as well.

When a new hard drive is detected on an ML-1, the system will recognize the new hard
drive during boot up and display the SYSTEM RESET MENU. Touch CLEAR LOCAL
SETTINGS

and then touch RESET to begin the process.

After this is complete, you’ll have to re-perform the initial setup for the machine. Follow
the steps described in the “Initial Setup” section of this manual.

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Do not connect any peripheral device to the board if the power is still connected to the
peripheral, or if power is already applied to the board.

CAUTION

: BE EXTREMELY CAREFUL WHEN REPLACING THE LITHIUM BAT-

TERY ON THE MOTHERBOARD. THERE IS A DANGER OF EXPLOSION IF THE
BATTERY ON THE MOTHERBOARD IS INCORRECTLY REPLACED. ONLY RE-
PLACE THE BATTERY WITH THE SAME TYPE RECOMMENDED BY THE MANU-
FACTURER. DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES ACCORDING TO THE MANUFAC-
TURER’S INSTRUCTIONS.

Cleaning the Cabinet

The cabinet should be cleaned with a damp cloth and mild detergent. Always apply the
cleaner to the cloth and not directly on the game. Liquids could enter the cabinet and
damage electronics inside.

Cleaning the Touchscreen Monitor

The touchscreen glass should be cleaned with a damp cloth and isopropyl alcohol or a
non-ammonia

cleanser.

CAUTION: DO NOT USE ANY ABRASIVE SOLVENTS, ACID OR VINEGAR-BASED
CLEANSERS ON THE MONITOR OR DECALS. OVER TIME SUCH CLEANSERS
COULD HARM THE TOUCHSCREEN AND ERASE THE DECALS. BE CAREFUL NOT
TO USE COMMERCIAL CLEANERS CONTAINING ANY OF THESE SUBSTANCES.

Cleaning the Fans and Vents

The fans and vents should be cleaned of any dust and grime on a regular basis to ensure
proper ventilation of the game.

To ensure proper operation of the game, it is important that all fans are operating correctly
and that the airfl ow is unobstructed. Make sure nothing is placed inside the cabinet or
next to the fan vents that would inhibit the fl ow of air. Also, if any fans are not operating,
it is important that they be replaced.

Watchdog Timer

This game has been equipped with a feature that allows it to automatically reboot if it
encounters a problem. The watchdog timer will reboot the machine within 5 minutes
after a failure, allowing the game to automatically reset itself if a problem arises without
needing a technician present.

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FIGURE 43 – FRONT VIEW OF THE ML-1 COUNTERTOP

ML-1 Countertop Diagrams

FIGURE 44 – REAR VIEW OF THE ML-1 COUNTERTOP

REAR LOCK

POWER

SWITCH

ETHERNET

COUPLER

8 SCREWS

SECURING

MONITOR

BEZEL

(BOTH SIDES)

COIN

MECH

CARD

READER

BILL

ACCEPTOR

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COIN BOX

WIRELESS

ADAPTER

BILL

ACCEPTOR

USB PORT

COIN MECH

MOTHERBOARD

FIGURE 45 – REAR VIEW OF AN OPEN ML-1 COUNTERTOP

FIGURE 46 – REAR VIEW OF AN OPEN ML-1 COUNTERTOP

WITH BILL ACCEPTOR AND COIN BOX REMOVED

I/O

BOARD

HARD

DRIVE

METER

POWER

SUPPLY

(NOT SHOWN)

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ML-1 Countertop Replacement Parts List

NOTE:

The parts in your game may vary. When calling for replacement

parts, please have your serial number available to ensure the accuracy of
your order.

For additional assistance, after contacting your distributor, contact:

Product Support and Services

U.S. and Canada call toll-free:

1-800-445-9353

Outside the U.S. and Canada call:

(215) 826-1400

FAX: (215) 826-1401

You can also visit our Web site

www.megatouch.com

For a complete list of replacement parts go to

www.megatouch.com

Support > Megatouch Support Center > Parts Information.

REPLACEMENT COMPONENTS

ML-1 COUNTERTOP

PART NUMBER

DESCRIPTION

SA10091-02

MOTHERBOARD

EC9791-03
EC9786-01
EC9703-XX

MEI BILL ACCEPTOR, $1/2/5, 700 STACKER
COINCO BILL ACCEPTOR, $1/5/10/20, 700 STACKER
SMILEY BILL ACCEPTOR, 300 STACKER

HW8337-XX
HW8317-XX

MECHANICAL COIN MECH
ELECTRONIC COIN MECH

EC7538-12

POWER SUPPLY

EC9858-01

WIDESCREEN TOUCHSCREEN OVERLAY

SA0645-01

22” WIDESCREEN LCD

SA10089-XX

I/O BOARD

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Connection Diagrams

FIGURE 47 – MOTHERBOARD DRAWING

ETHERNET

TOUCHSCREEN

CONTROLLER

POWER

I/O

BOARD

HDMI

TO LCD

HARD DRIVE

(SATA 2)

WIRELESS

DEVICE AND

CREDIT CARD

READER

USB UPDATE

CONNECTION

POWER ON
HARNESS

AUDIO OUT

TOP VIEW OF MOTHERBOARD

CONNECTOR SIDE VIEW OF MOTHERBOARD

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Connection Diagrams

FIGURE 48 – I/O BOARD DRAWING

METER 1

JP211

LIGHTSHOW

JP212

LIGHTSHOW

BILL

ACCEPTOR

FAN

POWER

ELECTRONIC

MECH

J15

AUDIO IN FROM

MOTHERBOARD

J14

POWER ON

J11

SETUP

J20

MECHANICAL

MECH

J12

AUDIO OUT

TO SPEAKERS

POWER FROM

POWER SUPPLY

TO USB PORT ON

MOTHERBOARD

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Video Machine Limited Warranty

Megatouch, LLC. warrants this video machine to be free from defects in material and
workmanship for a period of three years from the date of purchase. The warranty covers
all electrical components (except fuses and light bulbs).

Failure due to misuse, vandalism, excessive or intentional abuse, operation outside
specifi ed conditions (including, but not limited to, improper electrical power source),
fi re, water damage, acts of God, acts of war and civil unrest are specifi cally excluded.

Megatouch products are carefully inspected and thoroughly tested prior to packing and
shipment. Any damage discovered upon receipt of goods, whether obvious or concealed,
must be reported immediately to the delivering carrier and claims made directly to them.
Megatouch assumes no responsibility for damages once the product has left its facilities
and any disputes regarding transportation damage must be resolved with the shipping
company(s).

Megatouch will repair or replace, at its option, any component, part or assembly that fails
under warranty, provided that the failed item is returned, shipping charges prepaid, to
Megatouch’s repair facility, and Megatouch is notifi ed of the failure within the warranty
period. Megatouch reserves the right to request the serial numbers of the item and/or
game which has failed, and copies of sales invoices, bills of lading or other documents
as required to determine the validity of the warranty coverage. Megatouch will return
or replace warranty items, as specifi ed above, shipping charges prepaid, by ground
transportation.

Megatouch’s obligation shall be limited to repair or replacement as stated above, and
shall specifi cally exclude any liability for consequential damages or loss of earnings.

Megatouch may, at its discretion, provide replacement parts under warranty prior to
receiving defective items, without incurring any ongoing obligation to extend such ac-
commodations.

The above terms and conditions constitute the sole obligation, written or implied, of
Megatouch under its warranty coverage.

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Megatouch, LLC. Software License Agreement
Megatouch, LLC. (“Licensor”) is willing to license the enclosed software to you only if you
accept all of the terms in this license agreement (“Agreement”).

Ownership of the Software
1.

The enclosed Megatouch® product, which may include but is not limited to the Megatouch
software program (“Software”) and the accompanying written materials, are owned
by Licensor and are protected by United States copyright laws, patent laws and other
intellectual property laws, by laws of other nations, and by international treaties.

Restrictions on Use and Transfer
2.

If this Software package contains multiple media types (such as CDs, fl ash cards, hard
drives, etc), then you may use only the type of media appropriate for your Machine. You
may not use the other media types on another Machine, or transfer, or assign them to
another user except as part of the permanent transfer of the Software and all written
materials (as provided for below in paragraph 4).

3. You may make one copy of the software for backup purposes only. You may not copy

or make backup copies of any software security key or software security device under
any circumstances.

You may permanently transfer the right to use the Software and accompanying written
materials (including the most recent update and all prior versions) if you retain no copies
and the transferee agrees in writing to be bound by the terms of this Agreement. Such
a transfer of this license to another party immediately terminates your license. You may
not otherwise transfer or assign the right to use the Software, except as stated in this
paragraph.

5. You may not operate or allow the operation of the Software at locations where the

operation of such Software does not comply with all local, state, and other governmental
body laws and regulations. You agree to not use or permit the use of the Software in
violation of any U.S. Federal, state, or local laws or regulations or any foreign law or
regulation, including laws regarding gaming, gambling or intellectual property rights in
or concerning the Software.

6. You may not modify, adapt, translate, reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble the

Software or create derivative works from the Software or any component thereof; nor may
you remove, modify or hide or otherwise make unreadable or non-viewable any notice,
legend, advice, watermark or other designation contained on the Software, component
thereof, or output therefrom.

7. You agree that the Software and the authorship, systems, ideas, inventions methods

of operation, documentation and other information contained therein, and all versions,
modifi cations and adaptations thereto are proprietary intellectual properties of Licensor
and are protected by civil and criminal law, and by copyright, trade secret, trademark
and the patent laws of the United States and other countries.

Limited Warranty
8. Licensor warrants, solely for your benefi t, that the Software will function in material

conformity, with its accompanying documentation for a period outlined in Licensor’s
standard product warranty period after your receipt of the Software.

Licensor’s Obligations Under Warranty
9. Licensor’s sole obligation under the aforesaid warranty shall be to utilize commercially

reasonable efforts to correct or modify such portion of the Software as to make it materially
conform with the applicable documentation.

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Grant Of License
10. Licensor grants to you a limited, non-exclusive license to distribute and/or use one copy

of the Software on a single Megatouch (“Machine”) accompanied by a single licensor
factory authorized security key. Licensor reserves the right to update versions of the
software and the content to the Machine as deemed appropriate by the Licensor. You
are entrusted to maintain and protect your single licensor factory authorized security key,
password, or other identifi cation from being utilized by any third party, and you agree
to be responsible for any use of the Software provided herein by a third party utilizing
your identifi cation. Licensor maintains the right to immediately terminate your License
for reasons related to misuse or other non-conformity with the rules expressed herein.
While Licensor does not routinely inspect Machines, Licensor also reserves the right
to inspect or audit the Software from time to time in Licensor’s sole discretion. To the
extent that Licensor’s access to the Software requires that Licensor also gain access
to a Machine in which the Software is installed, you agree to promptly provide Licensor,
when requested, with permission and aid in Licensor gaining access to the Machine.

Disclaimers
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LICENSOR MAKES NO OTHER PROMISES, REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES,
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15. Megatouch, LLC. in its sole discretion, may assign this agreement or any of its rights

and obligations hereunder.

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reason, please write: Megatouch, LLC., 155 Rittenhouse Circle, Bristol, PA 19007, USA.

NOTES:

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