Rock-Star Lx Installation & Owner's Manual (22022611 Rev C)

22022611 Rev C

Installation & Owner’s Manual

Table of Contents

Important Safety Instructions ________________________________________ 2
Section A - Jukebox Specifications ___________________________________ 3
Section B - Placing the Rock-Star Lx Wall-Mounted Jukebox on Location ___ 4

Location Power and Warnings ________________________________________________ 5
Jukebox Power and Reset Switches ___________________________________________ 6

Wall Mounting Instructions ___________________________________________________ 7

IR Remote Installation Instructions ___________________________________________ 10
Hard Drive Installation Instructions ___________________________________________ 11

Testing the Unit __________________________________________________________ 12
LED Lighting Controller ____________________________________________________ 13

Section C - Audio Description & Operation____________________________ 15

Audio System Description __________________________________________________ 16

Audio System Features and Settings__________________________________________ 17
Sound & Speaker Set Up ___________________________________________________ 18

Connecting to Additional Power Amplifiers or “House” Systems _____________________ 19

Connecting a Paging Microphone ____________________________________________ 19
Connecting Speakers to an Audio Transformer __________________________________ 20

Power delivered to each speaker_____________________________________________ 21

Setting Volume Zones _____________________________________________________ 22
Volume Control (Zone) Linking ______________________________________________ 22

Indicator LEDs ___________________________________________________________ 22

Signal Inputs and Outputs __________________________________________________ 22

Section D - Service & Maintenance __________________________________ 23

Recommended Routine Maintenance _________________________________________ 24

Section E - Parts Catalog __________________________________________ 26

Front Door ______________________________________________________________ 27

Bill Acceptor Assemblies ___________________________________________________ 31
Inside and Outside Cabinet _________________________________________________ 32

LCD Assembly ___________________________________________________________ 34
Electronic Components ____________________________________________________ 35

Harnesses ______________________________________________________________ 37

Accessories _____________________________________________________________ 41

Section F - Troubleshooting ________________________________________ 42

LED Indicators ___________________________________________________________ 43

Troubleshooting Charts ____________________________________________________ 44

Connection Diagrams______________________________________________________ 46
Contact Information _______________________________________________________ 50

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Important Safety Instructions

1. Read these instructions.

2. Keep these instructions.

3. Heed all warnings.

4. Follow all instructions.

5. Do not use this apparatus near water.

6. Clean only with a dry cloth.

7. Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in

accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.

8. Do not install near any heat sources such as

radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other
apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce
heat.

9. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized

or grounding-type plug. A polarized plug has two
blades with one wider than the other. A
grounding type plug has two blades and a third
grounding prong. The wide blade or the third
prong is provided for your safety. If the provided
plug does not fit into your outlet, consult an
electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet.

10. Protect the power cord from being walked on or

pinched, particularly at plugs, convenience
receptacles, and the point where they exit from
the apparatus.

11. Only use the attachments/accessories specified

by the manufacturer.

12. Use only with the bracket specified by the

manufacturer or sold with the apparatus.

13. Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or

when unused for long periods of time.

14. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.

Servicing is required when the apparatus has
been damaged in any way, such as when the
power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has
been spilled or objects have fallen into the
apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to
rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or
has been dropped.

The exclamation point within an equilateral
triangle is intended to alert the user to the
presence of important operating and
maintenance servicing instructions in the
literature accompanying the jukebox.

The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol,
within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert
the user to the presence of uninsulated
“dangerous voltage” within the product’s
enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude
to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.

WARNING

To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this apparatus to rain or

moisture. No objects filled with liquid, such as vases, shall be placed on the apparatus.

CAUTION!

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK. DO NOT OPEN

DO NOT REMOVE ANY COVERS, GUARDS, OR SHIELDS.

NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS ARE INSIDE THIS JUKEBOX.

REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

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Section A -

Jukebox Specifications

Rock-Star Lx

Dimensions:

Uncrated:

Height

48”

Width

25.75”

Depth

10.75”

Crated:

Height

52”

Width

31”

Depth

24”

Weight:

Uncrated

155 lbs.

Crated

170 lbs.

Amplifier:

Output Power:
(Standard)

1600 Wrms

(Optional) 2600

Wrms

Protection:

Speaker overload

High temperature

Over voltage

Under voltage

Automatic, self resetting

Voltage:

115VAC

Frequency:

60Hz

Maximum
Power
Consumption:

1600 max watts /

320 standby watts

7.75 max amps /

2.75 standby amps

LCD:

32” vertical LCD flat screen

Speakers:

none

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Section B -

Placing the Rock-Star Lx Wall-Mounted Jukebox on Location

•  Location Power and Warnings
•  Jukebox Power and Reset Switches
•  Wall Mounting Instructions
•  IR Remote Installation Instructions
•  Hard Drive Installation Instructions
•  Testing the Unit
•  LED Lighting Controller

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Location Power and Warnings

The jukebox must have a clean source of properly-phased and grounded 115VAC
power at 10 amps max. This MUST be provided 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
The outlet the jukebox is connected to must NOT be controlled by a switch, nor
can the circuit breaker feeding it be shut off at night.

If the outlet is not properly phased, grounded, or is connected to an overloaded
circuit, it must be corrected by a qualified electrician before using.

Refer to the diagram below, along with the power supply diagram on the next page. The main power distribution
unit is the power supply. This device contains the main circuit breaker along with surge protection.

Figure 1-B – Inside View of Jukebox

POWER SUPPLY
AND MAIN POWER
SWITCH
(SEE FIGURE 2-B
FOR MORE DETAIL)

ROUTER RESET
SWITCH
(CLOSEST TO
FRONT OF CABINET)

ATX RESET
SWITCH
(CLOSEST TO
REAR OF CABINET)

ROWELINK
CONTROLLER
(SERVICE,
CALIBRATE,
REJECT, AND
POWER BUTTON
LOCATION)

POWER BUTTON
FOR LCD, LIGHTS,
BILL ACCEPTOR(S),
AND CREDIT CARD
READER
(LOCATED ON BACK
OF JUKEBOX)

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Jukebox Power and Reset Switches

The Rock-Star Lx is powered from a standard
115VAC wall plug using the provided power cord.
Inside the jukebox, power is routed to a Power
Supply assembly located on the left-hand side of the
cabinet (see Figure 2-B). This power supply includes
a 15A circuit breaker and the Main Power ON/OFF
switch. All other components in the jukebox are
powered by plugging them into this power supply.

Soft Power Down
The core computer and other components in the
jukebox should remain powered up at all times.
However, there may be times when the jukebox
needs to be turned off so that customers cannot
insert money or make selections. The Soft Power
Down mode will give every outward appearance that
the jukebox is off by turning off the lights, the LCD
display, the bill acceptor(s), and the credit card
reader; however, the core computer and other
internal components remain powered up. There are
multiple ways to enter and exit this soft power down
mode:

• Power Button – The Power Button is located

on the outside lower-right corner on the back
of the cabinet (see Figure 1-B). Push this
button to enter the soft power down mode,
push it again to exit the soft power down
mode.

• Rowelink Controller Power Button – The

button labeled “POWER” on the Rowelink
Controller inside the jukebox (see Figure 1-B)
works in the same way as the Power Button
located on the back of the cabinet.

• IR Remote Control – The button labeled

“POWER” on the IR remote control
transmitter will also toggle the soft power
state just like the two buttons described
above.

Core Computer Power
The jukebox core computer can be powered off by
pressing the “SERVICE” button on the Rowelink
Controller (see Figure 1-B), and then touching
“Shutdown Jukebox” on the touchscreen. This will
turn off the core computer and other components that
get their power from the ATX power supply on the
core computer. To restore power after turning off the
ATX power supply, the jukebox must be rebooted.
Reboot the jukebox by toggling the Main Power
ON/OFF switch off (see Figure 2-B), and then back
on, or by pushing the ATX Reset Switch (see “Reset
Switches”).

Hard Power Down
When the jukebox power cord is unplugged or the
Main Power ON/OFF switch is turned off, the jukebox
is in the hard power down state. All power is
removed from all other components in the jukebox.

Reset Switches
There are also hidden reset switches located inside
the cabinet on the lower left side (see Figure 1-B).
These are accessible by either opening the jukebox
door, or by inserting a paper clip, toothpick, or other
long, thin object through the access holes on the left
side of the jukebox.

• The

ATX Reset Switch resets the computer

core. It is the push-button located closest to
the rear of the jukebox (see Figure 1-B).
This is like the Reset Switch on a PC.
Pressing and releasing this switch will cause
the computer mainboard to completely
reboot. Use this switch only if the jukebox is
completely non-responsive.

• The

Router Reset Switch resets the router

and, if wired for it, your modem. It is the
push-button located closest to the front of the
jukebox (see Figure 1-B). If the Internet
connection is lost for any reason, pressing
and releasing this push-button switch may
restore normal operation.

Figure 2-B – Detail View of Power Supply

PRE-AMP

ROUTER

BILL

ACCEPTOR

POWER IN

FROM TRANSFER BOX

LOCATED IN BOTTOM

CENTER OF CABINET

AMPLIFIER

MONITOR

MAIN POWER
ON/OFF
SWITCH

CIRCUIT BREAKER

ATX POWER
SUPPLY

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Floor

43” to 44”

Wall Mounting Instructions

Choosing the Location
It is recommended that the jukebox be mounted to a
wall with the bottom approximately 35” to 36” up from
the floor. The wall must be strong and flat. The
jukebox should be visible and convenient to use. Do
NOT install directly above a radiator or other source
of heat. Be sure the speaker wires can be easily run
to the unit.

WARNING

The mounting of the jukebox on the wall
should be done by a qualified installer
familiar with wall construction and loading.
The wall and installation hardware MUST be
capable of supporting a 170 lb. load.
Failure to follow these instructions could
result in serious injury.

For easier installation, the Rock-Star Lx is shipped
with the front door detached from the cabinet. After
mounting the cabinet, the front door is easily attached
to the cabinet.

Tools and hardware required for normal installation
into wood wall studs:

• Socket wrench with 7/16” and 3/4” sockets.

• Level

• Pencil

• Punch or Awl (to start the lag screws)

• (4) 1/4” x 1-1/2” Lag screws provided

• Masking Tape

1. Remove the mounting bracket locking bolt from

inside the jukebox (Figure 3-B) to release the
mounting bracket from the back of the jukebox.

Figure 3-B – Inside View of the Top of Cabinet

2. Mount the bracket to the wall with the lower

edge 43” to 44” up from the floor using 1/4” x
1-1/2” lag screws that attach to wooden wall
studs as shown in Figure 4-B. Be sure the
bracket is level.

Figure 4-B – Mounting Bracket on Wall

NOTE: If the wall is concrete, cinder block, brick, or
uses metal wall studs, then the appropriate fasteners
must be used. At least 4” heavy duty fasteners (one
in each corner) must be employed. The fasteners
must be able to support a 170 lb. object. Do NOT
use “press-in” anchors or any other “light” or
“medium” duty fasteners. Consult a contractor
experienced in the type of construction used if there
is any doubt about the strength of the mounting
devices.

3. Prepare the wiring. The power cord should be

attached to the back of the jukebox near the
bottom before mounting. The speaker and other
wiring enter the back of the jukebox near the top
of the hinge side (see Figure 3-B).

4. Place masking tape on the wall where the sides

of the jukebox will be when the unit is hung from
the bracket. The outside of the jukebox is 3-
1/16” from the edges of the wall bracket. (See
Figure 5-B).

Figure 5-B – Mounting Bracket

Wire Access Holes

Bracket Locking Bolt

3-1/16”

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5. Lift the cabinet onto the wall bracket. It will have

to be lifted about 2” higher than its intended
height. Keep it centered within the tape lines and
keep the back flat against the wall, while slowly
lowering it onto the bracket. When it has dropped
into the slots, replace the bracket locking bolt
(see Figure 3-B). This prevents the unit from
being lifted back off of the wall bracket.

6. Remove the masking tape from the wall.

7. The front door is secured using slide hinges,

which require no tools to attach. To attach the
front door, carefully lift the door and line up the
hinge pins on the cabinet with the mating hinge
barrels on the front door (see Figure 6-B). Then
carefully lower the front door.

Figure 6-B – Detail View of Top Cabinet Hinge with Front Door Opened

WARNING

The next step requires two people who can safely lift 170 lbs.

HINGE BARREL

ON FRONT DOOR

HINGE PIN

ON CABINET

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8. Using Figure 7-B, locate the free ends of the 3

LCD cables, 2 LED cables and bill acceptor cable
inside the cabinet. Connect these cables from the
cabinet to the front door as shown in Figure 7-B.

9. Using

Figure 7-B, locate the free ends of the credit

card reader and ground wire cables on the door.
Connect these cables from the front door to the
cabinet as shown in Figure 7-B.

10. Make sure all cables are dressed properly. Use

the cable clamps in the jukebox to keep cables in
place. Make sure nothing interferes with opening
and closing the door.

Figure 7-B – Inside View of Jukebox with Front Door Opened

CREDIT CARD

READER CABLE

ROUTED HERE

LED & BILL

ACCEPTOR

CABLES ROUTED
IN FRONT OF FANS

VGA CABLE

(FROM VGA

CONNECTOR ON

COMPUTER CORE)

TOUCHSCREEN

CONTROLLER CABLE

(FROM USB PORT ON

COMPUTER CORE)

LCD POWER

CABLE

(FROM POWER SUPPLY)

DUAL BILL

ACCEPTOR CABLE

(FROM P7 ON POWER

SUPPLY AND P19 ON

ROWELINK

CONTROLLER)

SINGLE BILL

ACCEPTOR CABLE

(FROM P7 ON POWER

SUPPLY AND P19 ON

ROWELINK

CONTROLLER)

LED CABLE

(FROM PERIPHERAL

INTERFACE)

LED CABLE
(FROM LED

CONTROLLER

ASSEMBLY)

CREDIT CARD
READER CABLE
(FROM CC READER

TO USB PORT ON

COMPUTER CORE)

GROUND WIRE

ROUTED HERE

GROUND WIRE
(FROM GROUND
SCREW ON DOOR

[ABOUT 3" BELOW

TOP HINGE]
TO GROUND LUG)

LCD CABLES
ROUTED HERE

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IR Remote Installation Instructions

The Rock-Star Lx comes with an IR remote (located
in the Handy Pack). To install, plug the provided
cable into the provided IR remote receiver (see
Figure 8-B) and route the other end of the cable
through one of the wire access holes in the upper left
corner of the cabinet. Connect the end of the cable
into the port labeled “P11 IR Detector” on the
Rowelink Controller. Install the IR remote receiver
above the jukebox, with a clear line of sight between
the receiver and the handheld transmitter. Plug in
and turn on the jukebox and test the remote (after
installing the hard drive).

Figure 8-B – IR Remote Receiver

Button Functionality on the IR Remote
Transmitter
To enable or disable options on the IR remote, see
“IR Remote Setup” in the Network Setup, Jukebox
Operation, Operator Setup Screens Manual.

The REJECT button is used to cancel (or “Reject”)
the selection currently playing and cancels all
(Rejects all) selections in the queue if held down for 4
seconds. This functionality can be enabled/disabled
through the software.

The POWER button turns the lights, the LCD display,
the bill acceptor(s), and the credit card reader
ON/OFF. To turn them back on and resume normal
operation, press the “POWER” button again.

VOLUME
The CH1+ and CH2+ buttons raise the volume.
The CH1– and CH2– buttons lower the volume.

The PLAY button puts the jukebox in play mode.

The PAUSE button puts the jukebox in pause mode
for a programmed amount of minutes or until the
PLAY button is pushed.

The AP OFF and AP ON buttons turn any
programmed Autoplay mode on/off.

The FUTURE button is used to give a remote credit.

The VID SEL button is reserved for future use.

RECEIVER SHOULD

BE INSTALLED WITH

SENSORS FACING FRONT

CABLE CONNECTED TO

TOP OF RECEIVER

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Hard Drive Installation Instructions

CAUTION

Hard drives are extremely sensitive to
physical mishandling. Always keep the
hard drives protected from accidental
falls, banging, dust, or liquids.

WARNING

Never install or remove a hard drive when
the unit is powered on. As an extra
precaution, always unplug the power cord at
the power supply before removing or
installing the hard drive.

1. Unlock and open the front door.
2. Make sure the jukebox is turned off and

unplugged.

3. Partially install the 2 provided thumbscrews

in the mounting holes on each side of the
hard drive (see Figure 9-B), leaving about
1/16 of an inch between the hard drive and
the thumbscrew.

4. Install the hard drive into the bracket in the

lower right-side of the jukebox (as shown in
Figure 9-B) and tighten the thumbscrews on
the left side of the hard drive, leaving the
thumbscrews on the right side of the drive
loose.

5. Locate the free ends of the 4-pin hard drive

power cable and the 2 x 20-pin IDE cable.
These cables will be routed out of the bottom
of the computer core near the hard drive.
Connect these cables to the hard drive as
shown in Figure 9-B.

6. Plug in the power cord and turn on the

jukebox by flipping the toggle switch on the
power supply (see Figures 1-B and 2-B) to
the ON position.

Connection Rules

The first time you boot up the jukebox with your hard
drive, a 30-day grace period will begin. If at the end
of these 30 days your jukebox has not connected to
the AMI Entertainment® Network to validate its
licenses, the jukebox will cease to play selections.

In order to properly connect to the network, a valid
trigger code must be entered in the software. To
enter your trigger code, press the SERVICE button
on the Rowelink Controller (see Figure 9-B). On the
touchscreen, touch System Setup and then touch
Enable/Extend Features. Enter the trigger code
provided to you with your hard drive and then press
the Send Code button. The jukebox will display
“Valid trigger code entered” if it accepted your entry.

After the jukebox has made its initial connection to
the AMI Entertainment Network, it must continue to
connect at least once every 7 days to validate its
licenses or the jukebox will cease to play selections.

Figure 9-B – Inside View of Lower-Right Side of Cabinet

THUMBSCREWS
SECURING HARD DRIVE
(BOTH SIDES)

4-PIN POWER CABLE
ATTACHED TO HARD DRIVE

2 x 20-PIN IDE CABLE
ATTACHED TO HARD DRIVE

“SERVICE”, “CALIBRATE”,
AND “POWER” BUTTONS ON
ROWELINK CONTROLLER

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Testing the Unit

Testing the Network
When all of the network connections have been
made, boot up the jukebox. Enter the service mode
by pressing and releasing the “SERVICE” button on
the Rowelink Controller Assembly. To test the
network:

1. Touch

the

System Setup button and then touch

Advanced Administration.

2. On the Advanced Administration Screen, touch

Configure Server. Then touch the Test
Connection button. This test confirms the
jukebox can connect to AMI’s server (“Server
Found”), and authenticate a connection with
AMI’s server (“Connected”).

3. If the connection is successful, you will see “Yes”

next to “Server Found” and “Connected”. If the
connection fails, you will see “No”. If the
connection fails, check the settings on the
Network Information screen (Diagnostics –>
Network Information). This screen will allow
you to check the IP Configuration and run LAN
and WAN tests.

4. Touch OK and continue with “Testing the

Touchscreen…”.

Testing the Touchscreen, Bill Acceptor(s),
and Credit Card Reader
Touchscreen – Every time a new hard drive is
installed, the touchscreen should be calibrated.

Follow these steps to calibrate.
1. Press the

“CALIBRATE” button on the Rowelink

Controller (see Figure 1-B) to launch the
calibration program. This will override the
application while the program runs.

2. Close the jukebox door and make sure it is

locked.

3. Follow the directions on the screen, touching the

center of the targets, and then touching “YES”.

Follow the directions to touch different areas on the
screen to make sure the cursor follows your
movement.

Bill Acceptor(s) and Credit Card Reader –
(NOTE: Credit Card functionality requires a
broadband Internet connection).

1. Press the “SERVICE” button on the Rowelink

Controller to enter service mode.

2. Touch

the

Diagnostics button.

3. Touch

Credit Device Tests.

4. Touch the box next to “Bill Acceptor” and “Credit

Card” (if applicable) to put a check in the box and
enable the test.

5. To test the bill acceptor(s), insert a $1, $5, $10,

and $20 bill (into each bill acceptor, if the jukebox
has two) and check the screen to make sure
proper credit is awarded.

6. To test the credit card reader, swipe a valid credit

card and check that the screen displays the last 5
digits of the card.

7. When finished, touch the Back button to return to

the Main Menu.

Testing the Audio
NOTE: For operators pre-testing the jukebox in their
own facility, any features in the application
associated with the network will not work unless the
jukebox is connected to the Internet.
1. If the jukebox is not in service mode, press the

“SERVICE” button on the Rowelink Controller to
enter service mode.

2. To add one (or more) credit(s) in order to play a

song and test the audio, touch Cash
Management and then touch Credit
Management.

3. Touch the box under “Credits” and a pop-up box

will display.

4. Touch

Clear to remove the 0 from the box.

5. Touch

1 (or more) and then touch Update.

6. Touch

Save on the Credit Management Screen.

7. Touch

Exit Service Mode.

8. After connecting speakers to the jukebox (see

section C), play a local music selection to test the
audio.

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LED Lighting Controller

The LED Control Assembly (see Figure 10-B) controls
all of the decorative lighting for the jukebox. It controls
56 separate ultra-bright RGB LEDs.

The LED Control Assembly provides adjustments for the
following features:

1. Choice of 10 different color and pattern settings.
2. Music Beat Sensitivity (audio cable needed for

operation)

3. Flashing Rate (Speed)
4. Brightness

Speed (Flash Rate)
The Speed (flash rate) can be adjusted from very
rapid to approximately once every 2 seconds.

This Speed control affects the Rainbow Effect, Color
Cycle, and Beat to the Music Modes, but none of the
Single Color Modes.

To adjust the flash rate, turn the Speed dial
counterclockwise to make the flash rate slower, and
clockwise to make it faster.

Brightness
Turn the Brightness control counterclockwise to make
the LEDs dimmer, and clockwise to make them
brighter.

Music Beat Sensitivity for LEDs
(an audio cable is needed for this operation)
The MUSIC control sets the Music Beat Sensitivity.
The Speed control also has an effect on this
adjustment; generally the faster the Speed control is
set, the less influence the music will have on the
LEDs. It is recommended to have a relatively slow
speed setting so the music will have a greater
influence on the LEDs.

To adjust the Music Beat Sensitivity, make a
selection.  When it starts playing and you hear the
music, rotate the SPEED control completely
counterclockwise and the MUSIC control completely
clockwise.  Slowly turn the MUSIC control
counterclockwise to adjust the Music Beat Pattern.
Then adjust the SPEED control clockwise until you
achieve the desired effect.

If you do not want the LEDs to flash to the music,
rotate the MUSIC control fully counterclockwise.

Figure 10-B – LED Control Assembly

Color and Light Pattern Settings
When the jukebox is in standby, the perimeter lighting
can operate in one of 10 different patterns as outlined
on the following page.

Four DIP Switches are used to set the various
lighting patterns. This will set the pattern that is seen
when the jukebox is muted (in standby) or if music is
playing but the MUSIC control is set to its fully
counterclockwise position. See the chart on the next
page for DIP switch settings.

Note: When changing from one pattern to another,
the new pattern will be start only after the old pattern
has finished its complete cycle and is about to restart
at the beginning.

SPEED

BRIGHTNESS

DIP SWITCHES

MUSIC

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DIP Switches on LED Lighting Controller for Color and Light Pattern Settings

SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4

Pattern

Off

Rainbow Effect (fades from one color to the next)

Off Off Off On

Color Cycle (Aqua, Purple, Blue, Yellow, Green, Red)
This pattern is used when ‘Beat to the Music’ is active and a song is playing.

Off Off On Off Single

Color

Blue/Green

(Aqua)

Off

Single Color Red/Blue (Purple)

Off On Off Off Single

Color

Blue

Off

Single Color Red/Green (Yellow)

Off On On Off Single

Color

Green

Off On On On Single

Color

Red

On Off Off Off Dimmed

White

On Off Off On Flashing

White

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Section C -

Audio Description & Operation

•  Audio System Description
•  Audio System Features and Settings
•  Sound & Speaker Set Up
•  Connecting to Additional Power Amplifiers
•  Connecting a Paging Microphone
•  Connecting Speakers to an Audio Transformer
•  Setting Volume Zones
• Indicator LEDs
•  Signal Inputs & Outputs

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Audio System Description

Figure 1-C – Rock-Ola® / Peavey® Sound System for Rock-Star Lx

The audio system in the Rock-Star Lx jukebox is a
result of collaboration with one of the best commercial
and musical instrument amplifier manufacturers in the
world—Peavey Electronics®.

The Peavey IPR 1600 Power Amplifier is rated at
1600 watts into a 2 ohm load, however, AMI
recommends a load no less than 4 ohms. At 4 ohms,
the Peavey IPR 1600 delivers 530 watts* per channel.
* Watts RMS, 1000 Hz, FTC method

The system consists of a dual stereo (4-channel) pre-
amplifier, combined with a two channel power
amplifier. One pre-amplifier output is designated as
“Internal Output”, the other is designated “External
Output”.

The system may be operated as a single zone or a
dual zone system with separate volume controls for
each zone. Optionally, the system may be configured
to operate up to 4 mono zones. From the factory, the
internal output is sent to the Peavey power amplifier.
Extension speakers are connected directly through an
audio distribution transformer.

Please Note: This section mentions Internal and
External Pre-Amplifier Outputs. With factory default
pre-amplifier and volume control settings, “Internal”
refers to the two channels controlled by the “INT”
volume buttons and normally regulate the extension
speakers’ volume. “External” refers to the 2 channels
controlled by the “EXT” volume buttons. This audio
signal may be used to feed an auxiliary power

amplifier. The standard IR remote control may be
configured to operate the internal and external
channels separately. If an optional Multi-Zone Volume
Control is used, or if you wish to assign your own
zones, the outputs are designated:

Internal Left

= Channel 1

Internal Right  =  Channel 2
External Left   =  Channel 3
External Right  =  Channel 4

Specifications and Operating Features

• Separate volume levels for Paid Play and

AutoPlay/Background Play

•  Switchable Stereo/Mono Modes
•  Separate 5-band equalizers for each channel
•  Multiple volume control configurations
•  Built-in Paging System input
•  Switch setting for microphone gain. Dial control for

maximum microphone volume

• Music Level While Paging settings. Settings are

split to provide separate channel control

• “Always On” amplifier for special event audio and

background music functions. Only if jukebox is
turned off with IR, RF, or optional Multi-Zone
Remote Volume Control.

• Always On Automatic Volume Control (AVC)

Page 17

Audio System Features and Settings

The SyberSonic audio system is preset at the factory
for optimum operation; however, some adjustment
may be required to achieve the best sound or
operating features for your particular environment.
Some audio system settings are in the software and
are easily set using the jukebox touchscreen. Others
are set on the hardware.

The audio system features and adjustments are
described below. Hardware setting instructions are
included here. Instructions for Setting the Pre-
Amplifier Software are in the Network Setup, Jukebox
Operation, Operator Setup Screen Manual.

Volume Control/Zone Settings and Linking –
These are software settings that control the behavior
of the various remote volume controls.

The software is capable of addressing four volume
controls. Rock-Ola’s optional 4-channel volume
control has a fixed address of VCU4 that cannot be
changed. Rock-Ola’s optional 2-channel volume
control is factory set to VCU1, but it may be changed
with DIP switches on the Peripheral Interface. Rowe’s
Volume Control Units may be connected as long as
their address is configured to either VCU2 or VCU3.
(Refer to Rowe’s documentation for setting specifics.)
The default address designations are as follows:

VCU1 = Rock-Ola 2-zone volume control*
VCU2 = Open
VCU3 = Open
VCU4 = Rock-Ola 4-channel volume control

* Both the Rock-Ola 6-Button and Rock-Ola RF Volume Controls
may be connected simultaneously; however, the button functions
cannot be set differently for each.

Stereo/Mono Switch – Sets the audio system to
operate in Stereo or Mono modes. This switch is
preset at the factory to Mono. We recommend
leaving it set this way, as it is necessary for multi-
zone operation.

Equalizer – This is a software setting that changes
speaker tone by increasing or decreasing the
response (gain) of a particular frequency range. Each
of the 4 possible zones/channels has separate
settings.

Balance – Set the channel balance by increasing or
decreasing the power amplifier’s gain controls.

Audio Volume During Paging - Mic Routing –
These software settings establish a fixed volume
level for any music playing during a page. Each of the
4 channels has separate settings. Mic Routing allows
you to set which channel(s) will have the paging
signal allowed/disallowed. This may be used to
create a zoned paging system.

Paging Microphone Volume – Establishes the
maximum paging volume. Set the maximum
microphone volume using the Level knob on the Pre-
Amplifier. A gain switch is also provided to match the
input impedance of the microphone. Instructions to
connect a paging mic can be found on page 19.

Volume Limit

– Maximum volume for each channel

may be limited by decreasing the power amplifier’s
gain controls.

Default Volume Level – A preset volume level set in
the software that the jukebox will use upon power up.
This feature can be turned Off or On.

Audio Modes – These are software settings that
control how the jukebox handles normal play,
autoplay, background play, and auxiliary audio. See
the Network Setup, Jukebox Operation, Operator
Setup Screen Manual for details.

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Sound & Speaker Set Up

The Rock-Star Lx incorporates a 1600 Wrms Power
Amplifier for the speakers. In its default configuration,
the Power Amplifier is connected to the Pre-Amplifier
INT outputs, and volume is adjusted by using the IR
Transmitter. The output of the Power Amplifier is
connected to the 70251-A Audio Transformer unit
which matches power output from the amplifier to
speaker loads. In addition, outputs for 70-volt CV
systems are provided. Note: The 70-volt CV Taps are
rated 150W max per channel.

If more power is required for an installation, the 1600
Wrms amplifier may be replaced with a 2,600 Wrms
Power Amplifier. This optional amplifier may NOT be
used with the 70251-A Audio Distribution
Transformer.

The figure below is a representation of the Audio
Transformer Assembly. Its purpose is to match the
external speaker load to the Peavey Power Amplifier
output so that the optimum amount of power is
delivered to the extension speakers.

For best performance, speakers should be connected
to the highest tap that will not result in an overload.
An overload is defined as any connection scheme
that will cause higher power consumption than the
amplifier is capable of delivering.

The rest of this section assumes that standard equipment – the PV-1600 Power Amplifier and Audio
Transformer Assembly – is used. It is also assumed that you are familiar with the Amplifier Description and
Operation section.

Figure 2-C – Audio Transformer Assembly 70251-A

WARNING: Do NOT
use the 70251-A
Audio Transformer
Assembly with a
PV-2600 Power
Amplifier.

Page 19

Connecting to Additional Power
Amplifiers or “House” Systems

To yield 3 or 4-zone mono or 2-zone stereo, the jukebox
may be connected to an additional power amplifier. To
do so, leave the amplifier inside the jukebox connected
to channels 1 and 2. The additional amplifier should be
connected to channels 3 and 4, powered by the signal
available at the EXT output RCA jacks. Volume will be
controlled via the IR Transmitter.

If the jukebox is to be connected to a House system that
will provide all of the amplification and volume control,
the House system may be fed with either the INT or EXT
output RCA jacks. After connecting to the house system,
set the Pre-Amp output to the desired maximum level
via the jukebox volume control. Then, disable the
jukebox volume control by accessing VCU Setup in the
Service Mode and unchecking the appropriate
channel(s). See the Network Setup, Jukebox Operation,
Operator Setup Screens Manual for details.

NOTE: It is highly recommended that the “Fixed” output
or the direct output of the Core NOT be used to drive the
House system, unless that system contains ground loop
elimination circuitry and audio processing that will
compensate for a variation of signal level from one
selection to the next (AVC). These features are built into
the Pre-Amplifier, and they appear at the “INT” and
“EXT” outputs.

Pre-Amplifier Channel Assignments

INT Left

= Channel 1

INT Right = Channel 2
EXT Left = Channel 3
EXT Right = Channel 4

Connecting a Paging Microphone

The Advanced SyberSonic Pre-Amplifier can accept
virtually any paging microphone. Pictured below are
wiring diagrams for the most common paging kits. The
necessary connector is included with a paging kit. To
use other paging kits, you will need to acquire one (1)
Amp part number 640250-4 housing (RMC P/N ST-
11244) and four (4) Amp part number 640252-1
contacts (RMC P/N ST-11245) or equivalent.

Rock-Ola® Yoga Microphone Kit

02379-01 02379-02

Rowe

NSM

Generic (Ground Switch to talk)

Connecting a Paging Microphone

The paging system works by either sensing audio on the
signal line, or by grounding pin 3 (switch). Whatever
microphone is used, it must have some kind of switch to
mute the audio when not in use.

Set the microphone gain switch to “LOW” and the gain
control at midpoint. Press the talk button on the
microphone and speak into it. The “Status” LED on the
amplifier should blink and the microphone signal should
be heard in the speakers. Adjust the microphone gain
control to the loudest level you want the location to be
able to use. If more gain is necessary, turn the
microphone gain switch to “HIGH”.

CAUTION: Be sure the gain control is turned down
to avoid speaker damage from acoustical feedback.

Refer to the amplifier settings for adjusting which
channels hear paging, the music level while paging, and
the length of time before the music comes back up.

Red

Black
Shield

Page 20

Connecting Speakers to an Audio Transformer

Determining which tap(s) of the Audio Transformer to
use may be accomplished two ways: impedance
matching, or distributing power.

In the case of impedance matching, calculate the
impedance load for each channel, and then connect
to the appropriate tap. To calculate the load
(assuming like-impedance speakers are connected in
parallel) divide the number of speakers into the Ohms
value of one speaker. For instance, if you have two 8-
Ohm speakers per channel, the impedance is 4
Ohms. (2 divided into 8 equals 4.) Once the
impedance is calculated, connect the extension
speakers to the tap that is equal to or lower in value
than the calculated impedance. In this case, you will
connect to the T7 tap. Note: When using impedance
matching, only one transformer tap may be used. If
you wish to use multiple taps, you must use the
power distributing method.

If distributing power, simply add the amount of
power consumed for each connected speaker and
make sure the total is 450 Watts or less. For
example, 3 MTX® speakers connected to T7 will
result in a power consumption of 450 Watts. If a 4

MTX speaker is connected to any other tap of that
channel, it will result in an overload because the
maximum amplifier power is already being used.
Connect speakers to a lower tap.

The chart below shows the number of speakers that
may be connected to a particular tap of the Audio
Distribution Transformer, along with the amount of
power each speaker may consume when connected
to that tap. It also indicates the minimum impedance
for each tap.

IMPORTANT: The Amplifier will automatically limit if
there is an overload. If the red DDT LEDs on the front
of the amplifier are illuminated most of the time, then
an overload condition exists and must be corrected.
Turn down the gain controls on the front of the
amplifier, or limit the maximum volume in the
operator console, until the DDT LEDs are out or until
they just flash briefly with music peaks. Operating the
unit with the DDT LEDs fully lit may result in an
overheat condition, which may damage the amplifier
and/or the speakers.

*WARNING: Connecting more than the indicated
maximum number of speakers to a particular
transformer tap will result in an overload, which
will likely damage the amplifier and void its
warranty.

Number of Speakers / Power (Wrms) per Speaker per Tap*

Transformer

Tap

Spkr(s) connected

T1 to Tx

Allowable # of Peavey®

PR or Other 8-Ohm

System @ Power

Consumed

Allowable # of

MTX®, Bose® or

Other 6-Ohm System

@ Power Consumed

Allowable # of Peavey®

652S or Other 4-Ohm

System @ Power

Consumed

Minimum

Impedance

1 to 4 @ 112W ea

1 to 3 @ 150W ea

1 to 2 @ 225W ea

2 Ohms

1 to 8 @ 56W ea

1 to 6 @ 75W ea

1 to 4 @ 112W ea

1 Ohm

1 to 16 @ 28W ea

1 to 12 @ 37W ea

1 to 8 @ 56W ea

0.5 Ohms

1 to 32 @ 14W ea

1 to 24 @ 19W ea

1 to 16 @ 28W ea

0.25 Ohms

1 to 64 @ 7W ea

1 to 48 @ 9W ea

1 to 32 @ 14W ea

0.13 Ohms

NOTE: Be sure the speakers you use match the power rating for the tap to which they are connected.
For instance, 8-Ohm speakers connected to T7 must be able to handle 112 watts.

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Power delivered to each speaker

WARNING

Be sure the maximum power rating of the speaker used

is higher than the maximum power delivered.

Figure 3-C

Page 22

Setting Volume Zones

The Rock-Star Lx Digital Downloading Jukeboxes
have the capability of controlling up to four
independent volume zones when using Rowe’s IR
Remote, Rock-Ola’s Multi-Zone Volume Control, or
Rowe’s Digital Volume Control Unit (VCU). An
optional power amplifier may be required for some
situations.

Volume Control (Zone) Linking
There may be times when you do not want a location
to have separate control of the internal and external
amplifiers. Or perhaps you want two or more areas to
have separate volume control. SyberSonic’s
advanced electronic system allows “linking” of its
volume controls.
When linked, pressing either the Internal or External
(1 and 2 on remote) buttons will cause the linked
channels volume to change.

Indicator LEDs
The Digital SyberSonic Pre-Amplifier has LEDs to
give a visual indication of its operating condition and
status. The LEDs and their functions are as follows:

Power - When lit it indicates the amplifier has power.

Status - Indicates when the paging system
(microphone) is active.

Steady On – Normal operation. Paging system is
available.
Flashing – Paging system is in use.

COM

– Indicates when the pre-amplifier receives

instructions from the jukebox’s Core Computer.

Always Off – Indicates a communication fault
between the pre-amplifier and Core Computer.
Single One Second Flash on Power Up – Pre-
Amplifier Processor is running.
Steady Heartbeat – Normal operation
communicating with the Core. Setup instructions
received and installed.
Steady On – Communication fault. Pre-Amplifier
initially received computer commands, but then
lost communication.
Flickering or Intermittent Flashing – Pre-
Amplifier is receiving instructions from Jukebox
Core Unit.

Mute – When lit it indicates the control amp outputs
are muted.

Signal Inputs and Outputs
The Digital SyberSonic Pre-Amplifier has five (5) sets
of RCA type jacks.

Figure 4-C – RCA Jacks

Each set of RCA jacks has separate functions:
Main In – This connection is the audio signal that is
being fed directly from the Sound Card in the Core
Unit Audio Output into the pre-amplifier.
Fixed Out – This connection is an unconditioned
analog audio output from the Core unit.
BGM In – This connection allows the input of a line
level signal (maximum 1 volt RMS) from another
audio source (such as a tape player, TV, or FM tuner)
to be fed into the pre-amplifier for auxiliary
background music amplification. The BGM volume
level may be set separately, or linked to change
along with the normal play volume. The background
music inputs have level trim controls. These are small
screw-driver adjustable potentiometers located
between the two RCA jacks. Carefully adjust them to
set the level of the background music as desired. The
AVC will act on this signal to try and maintain it even
if the location changes the level externally.
Note: If enabled, this input is designed to
automatically switch between the AUX BGM and
Main inputs, where the Main input always takes
priority.

WARNING

Do not connect the AUX BGM Inputs
to the speaker outputs of a receiver or
power amp, as this will damage the

jukebox amplifier and void its warranty. Use a
line converter with an actuator if necessary.

Int. Out

- Left & Right – These connections are a

variable-level output signal directly from the pre-amp.
In the default configuration, the signal level follows
the internal volume control. If the optional Multi-Zone
Volume Control is used, channels 1 and 2 control
these signal levels respectively.
Ext. Out - Left & Right – These connections are a
variable-level output signal directly from the pre-amp.
In the default configuration, the signal level follows
the external volume control. If the optional Multi-Zone
Volume Control is used, channels 3 and 4 control
these signal levels respectively.

Page 23

Section D -

Service & Maintenance

• Routine Maintenance Schedule

Page 24

Recommended Routine Maintenance

Heat is the biggest enemy of electronic
components. Proper maintenance is essential for
maximum earnings and reliability.

It is very important to keep all cooling fans clean.
Once dust and dirt is visible on a cooling fan, the
airflow is reduced by at least 25%. There are several
cooling fans in the Rock-Star Lx jukebox (see Figure
1-D, next page).

Recommended preventative maintenance
Routine Service
The following steps take about 3 minutes and should
be performed at each collection.

1. Check that the cabinet cooling fans are not

blocked.

2. Check the CPU fan from the “Health Status”

Screen.

3. Visually inspect the Power Supply Fan for

operation. It should be spinning at a high speed
at all times.

4. Visually inspect the amplifier fan for operation.

It should be spinning at a low speed if not
playing, and a higher speed if playing.

5. Visually inspect the fan at the top of the inside

of the front door. Ensure that air is blowing out
and the fan looks clean.

6. Be sure that nothing is resting on top of a wall

unit or otherwise blocking the airflow around
any machine.

Collecting from the Bill Acceptor

1. Unlock and open the front door.
2. To remove the bill stacker, slide the tab on the

bottom of the bill acceptor towards the front
door and pull the stacker down.

3. Open the side door on the bill stacker to

remove the cash.

4. Slide the bill stacker back on the bill acceptor.

Be sure the green light is on (for MEI, make
sure the green lights/arrows are flashing).

5. Close and lock the front door.

Minor Service
Perform a minimum of every 3 months if operating
more than 14 hours per day, operating where
smoking is allowed, or is otherwise in a dusty
environment. Perform a minimum of every 6 months
if operated less than 14 hours per day and in a very
clean environment. You will need a new, soft 2”
paintbrush*.

1. Gently brush* dirt from the cabinet cooling

fans. Verify fan operation.

2. Brush* dirt from the power supply fan. Verify

fan operation.

3. Brush* dirt from the amplifier fan. Verify fan

operation.

4. Brush* dirt from the fan located inside the

front door at the top of the door. Verify fan
operation.

5. Check the operation of the CPU fan from the

“Health Status” Screen.

6. Listen to the power supply fan and CPU fan

for excessive noise or vibration.

7. Clean the bill acceptor with an approved

cleaning card.

8. Clean the Credit Card Reader with an

approved cleaning card.

9. Clean and calibrate the touchscreen.

Cleaning the Touchscreen
Any standard glass cleaner can be used to clean the
touchscreen. Always spray the glass cleaner on the
cloth or towel and not directly on the touchscreen.
Glass cleaner sprayed directly on the screen could
possibly leak inside and cause damage.

Cleaning the Door Panel
The door panel is made of polycarbonate. We
recommend cleaning with a mild cleaner and a soft
cloth to avoid scratching the surface.

Annual Service
The following steps should be performed every year
in addition to everything in the minor service section.

1.  Vacuum the interior of the cabinet and fans.
2.  Inspect the power cord for fraying or damage.
3.  Check the power ground.
4.  Check all LAN connections and wiring.

5. Listen to all speakers to make sure they are

operating correctly.

Scheduled maintenance always
costs less time and money than an
unscheduled breakdown.

Page 25

Fan Locations

NOTE: The fan at the top of the front door is not shown in diagram below.

Figure 1-D – Inside View of Cabinet

Page 26

Section E -

Parts Catalog

• Front Door
• Bill Acceptor Assemblies
• Inside and Outside Cabinet
• LCD Assembly
• Electronic Components
• Harnesses
• Accessories

Page 27

Front Door

OUTSIDE VIEW

See "Bill

Acceptor
Assemblies"
for parts
details

Page 28

Front Door

INSIDE VIEW

Page 29

Front Door

INSIDE VIEW – SHOWN WITHOUT BACK COVER, LCD & BRACKET ASSEMBLY

5 25

SECTION A-A

Page 30

Front Door

Ref.

Qty.

Part #

Description

61194001

Bezel – 32" Display

34099501

Bezel – Card Reader

34098501

Bracket – Display Clamp

22312001

Bracket – Latch Hook

34098901

Bracket – Light Block

22317001

Bracket – LED Mounting

22314001

Bracket – Panel Retainer

22315001

Bracket – Hinge Reinforcement

22311001

Bracket – Roller

22318001

Bracket – Front Door Strut

89973724

Carriage Bolt #10-24 x 1 - 1/2

61333

Casting – Corner

34099101

CBA Triple LED 200MA

22164607

CBA White LED

61194401

Cover – Back

40981102

EXT. – Right Side

40981101

Extrusion – Left Side

61297

Extrusion – Top/Bottom

61195401

LCD & Bracket Assembly

20*

HW3252

Nut – #10-24 Keps Hex*

21*

87841600

Nut – #4-40 Keps Hex*

22*

87842300

Nut – #6-32 Keps Hex MS*

23*

87843000

Nut – #8-32 Hex MS, Keps*

61194601

Panel – Front Door

25*

80403003

Screw – #8-32 X 3/16 PH PHMS S.F.*

26*

80443012

Screw – #8-32 X 3/4 Hex WHM*

27*

80393007

Screw – #8-32 X 7/16 FHPS*

28*

28277901

Screw – M3 X 6 Phil/Pan Head*

29*

80493008

Screw #8-32 X 1/2 Phil/Pan Head*

30*

80443012

Screw -#8-32 X 5/8 Phillips FH SF*

22185301

Credit Card Reader

22309002

Slip Hinge – Female

33 2

70121724 Spacer

70500004

Support – Circuit Board

70120019

Washer – Heavy

25156910

Washer – Shoulder

37 1

22213801 Wheel

22140920

Ribbon Cable Assembly

39 3

70800101 Tie

Wrap

40* 1 58923-A-LF

Ground

Jumper

41 1

70093401 Cable

Clamp

*Components not shown in drawing.

Page 31

Bill Acceptor Assemblies

22316001 – Single MEI Bill Acceptor (700 bill)

Ref. Qty.

Part #

Description

22135613 B/A – MEI Downstack

34098701 Bezel – MEI B/A

3 1

34098801

Blockout

B/A

40981201 Bracket – B/A Mounting

22320202 Gasket – MEI B/A

22316003 – Single Coinco Bill Acceptor (700 bill)

Ref. Qty.

Part #

Description

22135614 B/A – Coinco Downstack

34098601 Bezel – Coinco B/A

3 1

34098801

Blockout

B/A

40981201 Bracket – B/A Mounting

22320201 Gasket – Coinco B/A

22316004 – Dual Coinco Bill Acceptors (700 bill)

Ref.

Qty.

Part #

Description

22135614

B/A – Coinco Downstack

34098601

Bezel – Coinco B/A

34098801

B/A – Blockout

40981201

Bracket – B/A Mounting

22320201

Gasket – Coinco B/A

6 2

34022338

Dual B/A Harness
(not shown)

34100001

CBA & Cover Assembly

22316002 – Dual MEI Bill Acceptors (700 bill)

Ref.

Qty.

Part #

Description

22135613 B/A – MEI Downstack

34098701 Bezel – MEI B/A

34098801 B/A – Blockout

40981201 Bracket – B/A Mounting

22320202 Gasket – MEI B/A

6 2

34022338

Dual B/A Harness
(not shown)

34100001 CBA & Cover Assembly

Page 32

Inside and Outside Cabinet

INSIDE

CABINET

LOCK

PARTS

Page 33

Inside and Outside Cabinet

OUTSIDE CABINET

Ref. Part #

Description

Ref.

Part #

Description

ST-11530

Bushing, Wire Access Holes

40955703

Rowelink Controller

70251-A

Audio Distribution Assembly

70260-1A

Core Assembly

ST-11527

Hex Bolt ½-13 x ¾

28280004

Router

4 70261-1A Pre-Amplifier

Assembly

17 61170003

Amplifier

40982101

Power Supply

58679

Push-Button (Power)

21581801

ATX Reset Button

58620-LF

Power Cord

21581801

Router Reset Button

59953-LF

Spool, Aluminum (4 places)

8 60820-LF Fan

(2 places) 21

59944-LF

Wall

Bracket

9 60809-A-LF Fan

Filter

Housing

(2 places)

22 22321201

Lock

Catch

(2 pl)

10 21895504

Fan

Grill

(2 places) 23

34100601

Lock

Arm

11 40982401

Fan

Bracket

24 59363

Spring

22320701

Power In Transfer Box Assy

22321101

Lock Cam

40976901

Lighting Controller

34100501

Lock Arm Short

Page 34

LCD Assembly

FLANGE TO

THE OUTSIDE;

BOTH SIDES

OUTSIDE

VIEW

INSIDE

VIEW

Ref.

Qty.

Part #

Description

61194201 Display Mounting Bracket

61194301 LED CBA Mounting Bracket

40976601 Inner LED Lights Circuit Board Assembly

40976602 Outer LED Lights Circuit Board Assembly

28254502 M4 X 10 Phil Pan Head Screw

70500004 Circuit Board Support

70500006 Circuit Board Support

61194701 32” Touchscreen Display

22212820 Ribbon Cable Assembly

Page 35

Electronic Components

Power Supply Assembly 40982101

Ref. Qty.

Part #

Description

Ref. Qty.

Part #

Description

1 34099701 Circuit Board Assembly

1 25241206 Circuit Board Insulator

6 21375903 Convenience Outlet - 3 Wire

4 80403006 #8-32 X 3/8 Phillips Screw

1 22118703 Power Inlet – IEC 320 C-14

Components not shown above:

1 70073618 Circuit Breaker – 15 AMP 10

1 34099801 Power Supply Harness

1 30785704 Rocker Switch (DPST) 11

2 87843000 #8-32 Keps Hex MS Nut

1 22135405 Jumper

Plug 12

1 21963846 Wire & Terminal Assembly

1 61195601 Power Supply Cover

2 21963845 Wire & Terminal Assembly

Pre-Amplifier Assembly 70261-1A

Ref. Part #

Description

62004-A PCB,

Pre-Amplifier

61184-LF

Power Cube, 18VDC, 1Amp

61080-A-LF Cover,

Pre-Amplifier

70261-1A

Page 36

Electronic Components

Core Assembly w/ AMI System Interface 70260-1A

Ref. Qty. Part Number

Description

Ref. Qty. Part Number

Description

1 1

61176513

Computer Core
Assembly

61188002

Core and Rowelink Bracket

2 4

ST-06348

Screw - #6-32 X ¼” Phil
Pan Head (inside cover)

87842300

Keps Nut - #6-32

3 2

80442304

Screw - #6-32 X ¼” Hex
WHS

10 1 40955703

Rowelink Controller
Assembly

4 1

61992-LF

Peripheral Interface
Cover

58902-A-LF

Volume Control Harness

5 1

40981401

Peripheral Interface
CBA

12 4 ST-11572

Thumbscrew (for reference
only–not part of assembly)

6 1

61973-A-LF

Rowelink

Harness

7 2

80742304

Screw - #6-32 X ¼”
Sems Hex WHMS

13 1

AMI Hard Drive(Contact your authorized

Rock-Ola distributor for replacement)

Page 37

Harnesses

M o le x # 8 7 0 3 1 -0 4 3 3

o r e q u iv a le n t (2 p la c e s )

4 . 6 0 8 4 2 -2 A -L F

B lu e

3 . 5 8 9 0 2 -A

Y e llo w

1 . 6 1 9 7 2 -A -L F

6
(P 1 2 )

P IN 2

P IN 3

P IN 1

P IN 3

P IN 1

P IN 2

P IN 6

B LU E

W H ITE

P IN 2

P IN 1

P IN 3

P IN 4

R E D

B LA C K 1

B LA C K 2

W H ITE

Y E L LO W

B LA C K 2

B LA C K 1

B LU E

T e le p h o n e C a b le 6 C o n d u c to r - R e d 1 2 " lo n g

A MP

K EY

P IN 7

Y E L LO W

R E D

Y E L L O W

B L U E

1 0 .0 "

(P 1 4 )

R e d /Ye l

R e d /O rg

R e d /B rn

R e d /W h t

R e d /G rn

R e d / B lk

(P 4 )

(P 2 )

B rn /W h t

W h ite 2

W H I T E

B L A C K

(P 2 3 )

G R E E N

R E D

B la c k 2

B la c k 3

B lu / W h t

B la c k 1

W h ite 1

R e d S trip e

To P in 1

B lu / W h t

R e d / B lk

R e d / G rn

W h it e 2

B rn /W h t

Y e llo w

W h ite 1

B la c k 1

R e d / W h t

R e d /O rg

B la c k 3

B lu e

R e d /B rn

P IN 1

R e d /Ye l

2 . 6 1 9 7 3 -A -L F

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Harnesses

G re en /Y ello w , 1 6 AW G , U L A W M 3 0 0 V Stra n d ed ,7 .0 " Lg

Y e llo w

8 . 5 8 9 2 3 -A -L F

9 . 2 2 2 1 2 8 2 0

W h i te

B la c k

R e d

G re e n

5 . 6 2 0 6 0 -A -L F

6 2 0 5 9 -A -L F

7 . 6 2 0 0 9 -A -L F

6 2 0 5 9 -A -LF

B lu e

6 2 0 6 0 -A -LF

6 . 3 4 0 9 4 3 5 0

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Harnesses

10. 34022338

11. 34022342

12. 34033235

13. 34037940

14. 34100303

15. 34099901

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Harnesses

Item

Part number

Description

61972-A-LF

Rowelink Serial Harness

61973-A-LF

Rowelink Harness

58902-A

Communication Harness, 12”

60842-2A-LF

Cabinet Fans Harness

62059-A-LF and
62060-A-LF

Audio Harness, Dual RCA, 6” and
Audio Isolator Harness, 24”

34094350

Peavey Audio Input Harness

62009-A-LF

Wired Volume Control Harness, 24”

8 58923-A-LF

Ground Strap, 7”

22212820

LED Board Interconnect Harness

34022338

Dual Bill Acceptor Harness

34022342

Single Bill Acceptor Harness

34033235

Ribbon Lighting Harness

34037940

ATX Reset Harness

34100303

Audio Output Assembly Harness

34099901

Peripheral Cabinet Harness

62002-A-LF

Ctr On / Reset / LED Harness (not shown)

17 61122-LF

Power

Cord,

right-angle, 3 feet (not shown)

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Accessories

Part Number

Description

22118911

Handy Pack (contains the following)

21958306 IR

Transmitter

40846302 IR

Receiver

34037905 IR

Receiver

Cable

22310001 Cabinet

Feet

58620-LF Power

Cord

22022611

Installation and Owner’s Manual

70004-1A

2-Channel Remote Control

62009-A-LF Remote

Control

Cable

ST-11327 (2)

#8 x 1 1/2” Phillips Pan Head Screws for 2-Channel Remote

60608-A

Lock Cam (Ace Lock)

62021-A

Service Envelope (contains the following)

62022 Warranty

Card

ST-11149 Spade

Connector

ST-11572 (4)

Thumbscrew, 6-32 x 1/4”, Hard Drive Mounting

22200861

Small Parts Kit (contains the following)

89986124 (4)

Screw, Lag 1/4 x 1-1/2” Hex Head

ST-04565-D

8-32 x 1” Phillips Head Screw

86663614

#8 x 7/8 Type 17 Screw

Optional Kits

02468

Wireless, RF Remote Control Kit

02476

4-Channel Wired Remote Control Kit

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Section F -

Troubleshooting

• LED Indicators
• Troubleshooting Chart
• Connection Diagrams
• Contact Information

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LED Indicators

The LEDs are described below and can help you isolate a problem. For Rock-Ola’s Digital SyberSonic
Pre-Amp LED indicators, see page 22.

ROWELINK CONTROLLER

5 VDC, 12 VDC, 24 VDC, and 24 VAC LED’s
Should be on. On when there is power to the ROWELINK CONTROLLER.

IR RCV LED
Flashes whenever any IR signal is seen by the IR RECEIVER. May flash due to ambient light.

KID RL TX LED
Should be flashing **. Flashes when the ROWELINK CONTROLLER sends an RL signal back to
CORE COMPUTER. Rate is approximately ten times per second.

CC RL RX LED
Should be flashing**. Flashes when ROWELINK CONTROLLER receives a RL signal from one of
the RS-485 bus devices. Appears almost continuously on (rate is more than 20 times per second).

CC RL TX LED
Should be flashing **. Flashes when Rowelink Master Commands are sent from the Computer
Core. Appears almost continuously on (rate is more than 20 times per second).

CRDT RL TX LED
Should be flashing **. Flashes when the ROWELINK CONTROLLER sends a RL signal back to
the CORE COMPUTER. Rate is approximately once per second.

CRDT STATUS LED

Will flash when a coin is inserted and the CRDT RL TX LED is flashing. May or may not flash when
a coin is inserted if the CRDT RL TX LED is not flashing.

** When the COMPUTER CORE ASSEMBLY is powered up, then it may take several minutes for
the LED’s to start flashing.

COMPUTER CORE ASSEMBLY

+5 V LED (GREEN)
This should be lit whenever the jukebox is connected to 120 VAC service.

HDD LED (RED)
This LED should be lit only when the hard drive is being accessed by the computer.

POWER SUPPLY ASSEMBLY

+12 VDC (RED)

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Troubleshooting Charts

The best way to isolate a problem is to determine its cause. The following charts should help to narrow
down which module is failing and whether it can be fixed or it needs to be replaced.

Start with finding the “Problem” column that relates the closest to the problem you are experiencing and
then match it to the closest “Symptom”. There can be many “Probable Causes” listed for each Symptom.
The Probable Causes are listed in decreasing order of probability.

PROBLEM

SYMPTOM

PROBABLE CAUSE

At the first boot up screen,
“Detecting IDE Primary
Master” reports “None”.

1.  There is no hard drive in the computer.
2.  The plugs are not completely seated in the hard drive.
3.  The data cable or power cable has come loose from the

motherboard or hard drive.

Application
does not boot
up.

The boot up process stops
at “DISK BOOT FAILURE,
INSERT SYSTEM DISK
AND PRESS ENTER.”

1. There is no hard drive in the computer.
2. The data cable or power cable has come loose from the

motherboard or hard drive.

3. The hard drive is dead.

The Bill Acceptor LED’s
on the front door fail to
light.

1.  The plug is not completely inserted into the outlet.
2.  The wall circuit is not “hot”.
3.  The ON/OFF switch on the power supply is in the OFF

position.

4. The circuit breaker in power supply is open.

Jukebox will
not operate
when powered
ON.

The Bill Acceptor LED’s
come on, but the
application will not boot.

The system power supply or the LCD is defective or

unplugged.

The LCD does
not work.

The computer fan is on
and all systems LEDs and
lights are normal.

1. The power plug, video cable, or LCD power supply wiring

is not seated completely.

2. The system power supply is defective.
3. The LCD is dead.

The
touchscreen
does
not work.

The application boots up,
but the touchscreen does
not respond to touch.

1. The USB cable is not seated completely at the LCD or at

the Core Computer.

2. The touchscreen is not calibrated.
3 The touchscreen is dead.

Nothing happens after
pressing the calibration
button.

1. The USB cable plug is not fully seated at the LCD or at

the Core Computer.

2. The touchscreen is dead.
3. The motherboard in the Core Computer has failed.

The
touchscreen
will not
calibrate.

The calibration program
runs, but will not respond
to touch.

1. The USB cable plug is not fully seated at the LCD or at

the Core Computer.

2. The touchscreen is dead.
3. The motherboard in the Core Computer has failed.

No sound from jukebox,
although the application
reports “Now Playing…a
New Song.”

1.  Volume control is turned all the way down.
2.  Volume control is broken.
3.  Audio cables are disconnected or loose from the Core

Computer or the pre-amp.

4. The amplifier is overloaded and shutdown.
5. The audio mode input routing or muting is configured

incorrectly.

No music from
jukebox.

No sound from jukebox
and the application
doesn’t appear to be
playing the song selected.

1. There are no more credits available for play.
2. Reject song was activated.

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PROBLEM

SYMPTOM

PROBABLE CAUSE

Machine is
locked up
during normal
runtime.

Bill acceptor is taking
money but credits are not
accumulating and the
touchscreen is not
responsive.

The Core Computer is locked up. Reboot it by pressing

and releasing the ATX Reset Switch.

The bill acceptor will not
accept a bill.

1. The bill acceptor is full.
2. The bill box was not re-installed on the bill acceptor

correctly.

3.  There is a jammed bill in the device.
4.  The plugs are not inserted securely at the acceptor.
5.  The bill acceptor is defective.

The bill
acceptor does
not work.

The green lights on the bill
acceptor are not flashing.

1. The cable is damaged at the acceptor.
2. The jukebox has disabled the bill acceptor. Put the

jukebox into normal operating mode.

3 The bill acceptor is defective.

Location
network line
not installed
in the
location.

There is no designated
broadband line installed in
the location.

1. The inside wiring installation appointment was not

scheduled.

2.  The inside wiring installation has not occurred.
3.  The line was not installed in the pre-selected location.
4.  The line (jack) was not labeled by the technician.

When the power supply is
connected to the router,
nothing happens.

1. The AC power plug is not fully inserted in the receptacle

on the back of the router.

2. The wall plug is not “hot”.

The “Link/Act #” light (on
the front of the router)
does not light up when an
Ethernet cable is plugged
in the respective port.

1.  The Ethernet port is defective.
2.  The jukebox is not powered on.
3.  The cable is loose at the Core Computer in the jukebox.

Router does
not work.

The WAN light does not
light up.

1. The broadband connection is not plugged into the WAN

port.

2. The cable modem or DSL modem is not powered on.

The feature has never
been available in the
location.

1. There is no Ethernet cable connection between the router

and the jukebox.

2. The Ethernet cable is not fully seated in the port on the

Core Computer or in the back of the router.

3. The connection is loose between the installed line and the

router.

4.  The cable is bad.
5.  The Internet line is down.
6.  The hard drive trigger code was not entered.

The “Music
On Demand”
feature does
not work.

The feature was available,
but is no longer available.

1. The connection has become loose between the router and

the jukebox.

2. The connection has become loose between the installed

line (jack) and the router.

3.  All the lights on the front of the router are ON.
4.  The router was shut off or lost power.
5.  The Internet service provider (ISP) is down.
6.  The AMI Entertainment server is down.

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RLC DISCRETE

FAN CKTS

CABINET PERIPHERALS

RF REMOTE POWER

1 2 3 4

CPE

1 2 3 4 5

12V POWER

WIRED REMOTE

1 2 3 4 5 6

6 BUTTON WIRED REMOTE

RF REMOTE ASSY 61601-A

ROWELINK RS485

SHEET 1

WIRING DIAGRAM - PERIPHERAL INTERFACE ASSEMBLY,

(R)

(40976801 CBA RGB Controller)

22212820

(G)

(BL)

40976901 RGB Controller

STRIPE

+12V common

AUDIO IN

R/Y

R/O

R/BR

R/W

R/B

B-1

W- 1

B-2

B-3

R/G

BL/W

W- 3

BR/W

FAN1-

FAN1+

FA N1-TACH

FA N2-TACH

FAN2-

PRE-AMP RS485

B-1

BL/W

BR/W

(discrete leds)

(discrete led)

GND

+12V

GND

+12V

GND

+6V

GND

+12V

+9V COM

+9 VDC

ROWELINK A

ROWELINK B

ON/OFF CONTROL

MUTE NOT

58703-A

BLY G R B W

(part of assy 70260-1A)

PERIPHERA L

INTERFACE

(cba 61956 -A )

34099101

22164707

34033235

22140920

60842-2A-LF

34099901

60820-LF

B-2

B-3

40976601

D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7

40976601

D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7

40976601

D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7

40976601

D7 D6 D5 D4 D3 D2 D1

22212824

40976601

D7 D6 D5 D4 D3 D2 D1

40976601

D7 D6 D5 D4 D3 D2 D1

40976601

D7 D6 D5 D4 D3 D2 D1

62009-A-LF

INT

EXT

CAN

MUT

70004-1A

LED LIGHTING, RF REMOTE, AND 2 CH VOLUME CONTROL

OPTIONAL

TO CORE
COMPUTER
ATX PWR SUP
SHEET 4

TO POWER SUPPLY
ASSY
40982101 SHEET 3

TO ROWELINK
CONTROLLER ASSY
40955703 P6 SHEET 2

WIRED
REMOTE

CPU

58902-A-LF

61973-A-LF

RF XMTR
61215-A-LF

TO ROWELINK
CONTROLLER ASSY
40955703 P4 SHEET 2
AND CORE COMPUTER
ATX PWR SUP SHEET 4

POWER

B-3

B-2

58679

CPE RESET

21581801

Connection Diagrams

22212820

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AMP MUTE

P23

RS232 ROWELINK

DB9 FEMALE

P18

COUNTER

1 2 3 4 5 6

P14

FAN CKTS

RJ12

S1 POWER

S4 REJECT

S2 CA LIBRA TE

S3 SERV ICE

P12

SWITCHES

NOT USED

RJ12

P16

POWER SW

P15

REJECT SW

VIDEO SW

P21

DUAL ROW

P20

P17

MDB ACCEPTOR

P19

DUAL ROW

P10

POWER OUT

TB1

P11

IR DETECTOR

SHEET 2

WIRING DIAGRAM - ROWELINK CONTROLLER ASSEMBLY,

BILL ACCEPTOR, 4 CH VOLUME CONTROLS

TO BA #1

PINS 6 & 10 KEYED

ROWELINK

BA #2

34022342

DSRb

34022338

RIb

ROWELINK CONTROLLER

+12VDC

RTSb

SIGNA L

BILL

ACCEPTOR

+12V DC

40955703

DTRb

22135613

HARNESS 34022338

WIRING IS SHOWN FOR A SINGLE BILL
ACCEPTOR

IF 2 BILL ACCEPTORS ARE REQUIRED,
THE HARNESS THAT IS SHOWN
PLUGGED INTO BA #1 NOW PLUGS
INTO P3 OF 34095701. THEN HARNESS
34022338 PLUGS INTO P1 OF
34095701 AND BA #1.

+12V DC

G/Y

RJ12

POWER IN

ON/OFF CTRL

+12V COM

RXDb

PINS 6 & 10 KEY ED

OPTIONAL

34095701

DCDb

C TSb

P22

G/Y

OPTIONAL

GND

POWER IN

+12V COM

TXDb

22135614

KID RL TX

24V A C

CONTROLLER LED'S

CRDT RL TX

CC RL TX

STATUS

+5V DC

+12V DC

IR RCV

CC RL RX

+24V DC

ROWELINK

ROWELINK
DISCRETE
WIRE

ROWELINK

ON/OFF CONTROL

MUTE NOT

+9V COM

ROWELINK A

ROWELINK B

+9 VDC

+9V COM

+9 VDC

ROWELINK A

ROWELINK B

ON/OFF CONTROL

MUTE NOT

SERVICE

REJECT

CALIBRATE

POWER

EVENT SW

GROUND

R/Y

R/O

R/BR

R/W

R/B

R/G

W-2

W-1,2

B-1

B-3

BL/W

BR/W

(RLC)

(part of assy 70260-1A)

(cba 61135706)

62045-A-LF

61973-A-LF

58902-A-LF

(part of assy 70260-1A)

MEI AE2681D7EUS

Bill Acceptor

CoinCo VL61D47US01

Bill Acceptor

BILL

700

BOX

TO CORE COMPUTER

COM2 PORT SHEET 4

TO PERIPHERAL
INTERFACE
61956-A SHEET 1

TO PERIPHERAL
INTERFACE
61956-A SHEET 1
AND CORE
COMPUTER
ATX PWR SUP
SHEET 4

COIN SW 1

COIN SW 6

INHIBIT A LL

COIN SW 2

LED ON/OFF

MUTE

IR SIGNAL

COIN SW 4

GND

+9V DC

+12V

COIN SW 3

COIN SW 5

+9V COMM

LED A ANODE

C OIN B SIG

C OIN A C OM

LED B CATHODE

C OIN A SIG

C OIN B C OM

COIN

ACCEPTOR

COIN

SWITCHES

G/Y

CREDIT

34022342

GROUND

VL61D47US01

Bill Acceptor

SIGNAL GND

COMMON

+24V DC

CoinCo

120 VAC

BA #1

MEI

KEY

22135614

BOX

SIGNAL IN

22135613

700

PINS 6 & 10 KEYED

SIGNAL OUT

AE2681D7EUS

Bill Acceptor

BILL

VOLUME

CA NCEL

PA USE

PWR

V OLUME

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4

MIC1

MIC2

MIC3

SINGER

POWER REJECT FUTURE

MODE

(cba 62016-A)

70189-1A ASSY

+12 VDC

9 V COMMON

+9 VCD

12 V COMMON

9 V COMMON

ROWELINK B

ROWELINK A

+9 VDC

34032901 ASSY

(cba 40910401)

OPTIONAL

TO P7 OF
POWER SUPPLY ASSY
40982101 SHEET 3

40846302

IR RECV'R

34037905

IR XMTR
21958306

ON/OFF CONTROL

MUTE NOT

+9V COM

ROWELINK A

ROWELINK B

+9 VDC

OPTIONAL

34037908

61342-A-LF

+9 VDC

ROWELINK B

MUTE NOT

ROWELINK A

+9V COM

ON/OFF CONTROL

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RS485

1
2

3
4

1
2

2
3

3
4

6
7

1
2

4
5

3
4

2
3

5
6

AC OUTLET

SHEET 3

WIRING DIAGRAM - PREAMP, PEAVEY AMP,

OUTPUT TRANSFORMER ASSEMBLY

PEAVEY

AMP

CH-A

CH-B

PREAMP

FIXED-OUT

INT

BGM-IN

OUTPUT

INPUT

CH-B

61084-A

ASSY

70261-A

62004-A)

(cba

G
W

BL/W

BR/W

B-1

PWR_SUP

ROUTER

MONITOR

CBA

34099701

POWER_SUPPLY_ASSY_40982101

GND

+12V
GND

CTRL

OUT

EXT-OUT

MAIN-IN

OHMS

1/2
1/4

1/16

COM
COM

COM

1/16

1/4

1/2
1

OHMS

R-CH
L-CH

R-CH

L-CH

B/R

OUTPUT-XFMR-ASSY

70251-A

21121240

60905-1A-LF

21121240

TO
ROUTER
ADAPTER
SHEET 4

TO MONITOR

SHEET 4

TO ATX PWR

SUP SHEET 4

TO COMPUTER CORE
AUDIO OUTPUT
SHEET 4

TO
PERIPHERAL
INTERFACE
61956-A
SHEET 1

TO BA
POWER IN
SHEET 2

TO
PERIPHERAL
INTERFACE
61956-A AND
SWITCHES
SHEET 1

TO 110

VAC INPUT

61122-LF

58620-LF

62060-A-LF

62059-A-LF

61190101

70261-1A

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ETHERNET

RJ45 JACK

SVGA VIDEO

DB15 MALE

SVGA VIDEO

DB15 MALE

Green-Audio

Blue - headphones

Yellow - Microphone

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

COMPUTER

TO JUKEBOX

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

RJ12

WAN or

ETHERNET

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

PS2 KEYBOARD

MINI-DIN 6

MOUSE

MINI-DIN 6

DB9 MALE

32 INCH

FLATSCREEN

DISPLAY &

TOUCHSCREEN

61194701

IEC 320 MALE

POWER INLET

70260-1A

CORE

COMPUTER

ETHERNET

LEDS

D+

COM2

D-

MONITOR ID 1 IN (or DDC data I/O)

MONITOR ID 2 IN (or reserved)

MONITOR ID 0 IN

SIGNAL GND

GREEN

BLUE

GREEN RETURN

H-SYNC

MONITOR ID 3 IN (or DDC clock I/O)

V-SYNC

RED RETURN

SYNC RETURN

BLUE RETURN

RED

USB PORT

GND

+5VDC

ROUTER
AC
ADAPTER

SPARE PORT

WIRELESS ETHERNET ROUTER

34037940

TO ISP

PROVIDER

PROVIDED BY CUSTOMER WHEN REQUIRED

MODEM

POWER

ATX
POWER
SUPPLY

28280004 D-LINK 4-PORT WBR 1310

62045-A-LF

TO ROWELINK
CONTROLLER
ASSY 40955703
P22 SHEET 2

ATX-RESET

TO PREAMP 70261-A
L & R INPUTS
(VIA HARNESS 62060-A-LF)
SHEET 3

21121240

SUPPLIED WITH

COMPONENT

SHEET 4

34068708

61138123

TO MONITOR OUTLET
OF 40982101
POWER SUPPLY
ASSEMBLY
SHEET 3

TO PERIPHERAL
INTERFACE ASSY
61956-A SHEET 1
AND ROWELINK
CONTROLLER ASSY
40955703 SHEET 2

WIRING DIAGRAM - CORE COMPUTER, MONITOR,

ROUTER, MODEM, CARD READER

IEC 320 MALE

POWER INLET

TO ROUTER OUTLET
OF 40982101
POWER SUPPLY
ASSEMBLY
SHEET 3

TO UNSWITCHED
OUTLET
OF 40982101
POWER SUPPLY
ASSEMBLY
SHEET 3

DSRa

RIa

GND

DCDa

RTSa

RXDa

DTRa

C TSa

TXDa

D+

D-

GND

+5VDC

USB PORT

TOUCHSCREEN

COM1

DCDb

> DSRb

RXDb

< RTSb

< TXDb

> C TSb

< DTRb

> RIb

GND

+12 VDC

GND

+5 VDC

+12 VDC

GND

61973-A-LF

22185301 CREDIT

CARD READER

TO OPTIONAL
RF REMOTE ASSY
61601-A SHEET 1

21121240

21581801

62059-A-LF

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Contact Information

For additional assistance, after contacting your distributor, contact:

AMI Entertainment Network, Inc.

USA and Canada call toll-free:

1-877-762-6765

(1-877-ROC-N-ROL)

Outside the USA and Canada call:

(616) 243-3633

E-mail: support@amientertainment.net

www.amientertainment.com

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