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- Page 1 OPERATORS MANUAL Version 16 VIRTUAL RABBIDS: THE BIG RIDE Version 1.41.1 PLEASE NOTE Read this manual before operating the machine. Visit www.laigames.com for support.
- Page 2 Authorization is hereby provided to you to copy this manual in its entirety provided such copies are used for non-commercial purposes and solely for use with LAI Games products. This authorization is specifically conditioned to include all legends, copyright, proprietary and other notices which appear herein are...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ..........................7 MACHINE INSTALLATION AND INSPECTION ................... 8 INTRODUCTION ............................9 DESCRIPTION ............................9 PACKAGING ............................. 9 CONTENTS ............................9 SPECIFICATIONS ..........................10 DIMENSIONS – STANDARD VERSION .................... 11 DIMENSIONS – COMPACT VERSION ..................... 12 DIMENSIONS –... - Page 4 “NO SIGNAL” ON TOP MONITOR ...................... 44 HEADSET SHOWS “PLEASE REMOVE HEADSET’ ................44 WINDOWS RECOVERY SCREEN ON TOP MONITOR ................44 AUDIO NOT SYNCED WITH GAME PLAY OR ATTRACT ..............44 GREY SCREEN DURING GAMEPLAY ....................44 NO MOTION DURING GAME PLAY ....................45 SAFETY SENSOR CALIBRATION ......................
- Page 5 POWER INLET/MAINS SWITCH ...................... 60 POWER SUPPLY ..........................60 LAMPS ............................... 60 MAINTENANCE ..........................61 EXTERIOR ............................61 INTERIOR ............................61 SECTION B: TECHNICAL DETAILS ......................62 MOTION SYSTEM .......................... 62 FUSES ............................63 VIVE HEADSETS ..........................64 BLOWER FANS ..........................65 PCs ..............................
- Page 6 MONITOR ASSEMBLY COMPACT VERSION ..................100 MONITOR ASSEMBLY MINI VERSION ....................101 SEAT ASSEMBLY ..........................102 LEFT SKI ASSEMBLY ......................... 103 RIGHT SKI ASSEMBLY........................104 SLED ASSEMBLY..........................105 SLED COVER ASSEMBLY ........................106 SLED COIN DOOR ASSEMBLY ......................107 CASH BOX ASSEMBLY ........................108 TOWER BACK DOOR 1 ASSEMBLY ....................
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Page 7: Safety Precautions
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS The following safety precautions and advisories used throughout this manual are defined as follows. WARNING: Disregarding this text could result in serious injury. CAUTION: Disregarding this text could result in damage to the machine. NOTE: An advisory text to hint or help understand. PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING WARNING: Always turn OFF Mains AC power and unplug the game before opening or... -
Page 8: Machine Installation And Inspection
MACHINE INSTALLATION AND INSPECTION When installing and inspecting Virtual Rabbids: The Big Ride, be very careful of the following points and pay attention to ensure that the players can enjoy the game safely. • Be sure to turn the power OFF before working on the machine. WARNING: Always turn OFF mains power before removing safety covers and refit all safety covers when work is completed. -
Page 9: Introduction
INTRODUCTION Congratulations on your purchase of Virtual Rabbids: The Big Ride by LAI Games. We hope you take the time to read this manual and learn about the many features and user-friendly adjustments that can be made to fine-tune the game for maximum earning potential. -
Page 10: Specifications
SPECIFICATIONS POWER WARNING: Please check the serial number sticker on your machine to verify the power requirements for your game. • ~110 Volts • 9 Amps • 900 Watts • 60 Hz • ~240 Volts • 4.5 Amps • 900 Watts •... -
Page 11: Dimensions - Standard Version
DIMENSIONS – STANDARD VERSION • Weight: 570kg (1256.63lb) (without packaging) • Weight: 800kg (1763.7lb) (with packaging) • Height: 2948.82mm (116.10”) (without header) • Height: 3459.13mm (136.19”) (with header) • Width: 1521.59mm (59.91”) • Length: 3190.3mm (125.6”) • Monitor: 55”... -
Page 12: Dimensions - Compact Version
DIMENSIONS – COMPACT VERSION • Weight: 545kg (1201.52lb) (without packaging) • Weight: 775kg (1708.58lb) (with packaging) • Height: 2535.8mm (99.83”) • Width: 1491mm (58.7”) • Length: 3123.4mm (122.96”) • Monitor: 32”... -
Page 13: Dimensions - Mini Version
DIMENSIONS – MINI VERSION • Weight: 490kg (1080.27lb) (without packaging) • Weight: 720kg (1587.33lb) (with packaging) • Height: 2060.48mm (81.12”) • Width: 1491mm (58.7”) • Length: 3143.33mm (123.75”) • Monitor: 28”... -
Page 14: Parts Detailed
PARTS DETAILED CAUTION: If you are moving your Virtual Rabbids unit to another location, ensure that the motion base actuators are fully retracted and strapped down in this position. Moving the motion base without ensuring this can cause serious damage to the motion base. -
Page 15: Version Comparison
VERSION COMPARISON Below are the three available versions of Virtual Rabbids side by side – Standard, Compact and Mini, from left to right. NOTE: The below assembly procedure covers all three versions of Virtual Rabbids. Please ensure you identify your version correctly and follow the steps outlined for that version. -
Page 16: Assembly
ASSEMBLY STANDARD VERSION To assemble a standard version Virtual Rabbids unit, please follow the steps directly below. To assemble a compact or mini version unit, please skip ahead to the section titled “Compact Version” or “Mini Version”. 1. Position and align the top cross frame at the top of the tower 2. - Page 17 7. Ensure that the top cross member is secured before moving on 8. Take the HDMI cables and carefully thread them along the internal sides of the tower, until positioned behind the PC 9. Locate the internal support brackets and tie the cables to prevent stress on cable connections during game play.
- Page 18 12. Align and hook the monitor assembly to the 4 slotted holes in top cross frame and push the monitor down, sliding into place. 13. Insert the monitor LED connector through the cable access hole and plug it in internally 14.
- Page 19 18. Open the tower base station hatch at the front of the tower 19. Plug in the DVI and power cable for the LCD screen, and connect the grounding point 20. Close the hatch CAUTION: Take care when opening this panel as the base stations can be damaged by shock.
- Page 20 23. Install the front header backlight assembly using 2x M6 screws and washers 24. Plug in the connector as shown below...
- Page 21 COMPACT VERSION To continue assembling a standard version unit, please skip this section and continue on to step 25. To assemble a compact version unit, please start at the steps directly below. 1. Position and align the top cross frame at the top of the tower 2.
- Page 22 7. Ensure that the top cross member is secured before moving on 8. Take the HDMI cables and carefully thread them along the internal sides of the tower, until positioned behind the PC 9. Locate the internal support brackets and tie the cables to prevent stress on cable connections during game play.
- Page 23 12. Align the monitor assembly to the 4 slotted holes in top cross frame 13. Secure it using 2x M10 hex bolts and washers from the top first, and 4x M5 flange nuts internally 14. Open the tower base station hatch at the front of the tower 15.
- Page 24 MINI VERSION To continue assembling a standard or compact version unit, please skip this section and continue on to step 25. To assemble a mini version unit, please start at the steps directly below. 1. Insert the harness connector through the access hole. Position and align one of the tower headset arms 2.
- Page 25 3. Remove 2x button head screws from the top rear access door and set aside 4. Connect the grounding point for the headset arm internally 5. Repeat the same procedure for the opposite headset arm...
- Page 26 6. Take the HMD cables and carefully thread them along the internal side of the tower, until positioned behind the PC 7. Locate the internal securing points and tie the cables to prevent stress on the cable connections during game play. Ensure HMD cables are not tied near the AC monitor power 8.
- Page 27 Close bottom door and the top access door...
- Page 28 CONTINUE ASSEMBLY Standard, compact and mini version unit assembly instructions continue below. 25. Open the rear or front access doors in preparation for installing the dust clouds 26. Feed the connector plug through the access holes on the right hand side of the tower 27.
- Page 29 30. Remove the emergency button panel. Note that connectors and grounding will also need to be removed 31. Set aside the removed screws for the later steps 32. Take the player handle, and remove 4x M10 locknuts and put them aside...
- Page 30 33. Align the player handle studs to the holes 34. Holding the handle in place, secure it using 3x M10 lock nuts 35. Install M10 grounding plate followed by 1x lock nut 36. Connect the grounding connector to the plate 37.
- Page 31 41. Attach the wings using 4 x M6 flange nuts and washers per wing. Ensure that Loctite 242 is applied to these studs. 42. Connect the grounding point as shown below 43. Take out and prepare the two seats for installation by removing 4x M10 lock nuts and 2x button head screws per seat...
- Page 32 44. Align the first seat with the mounting holes of the frame 45. Secure it using the 4x M10 lock nuts removed previously 46. Plug in the connectors for the speakers 47. Repeat the previous three steps on the other seat 48.
- Page 33 50. Take the footrest and slide it down into place on the motion base, aligning the mounting holes as shown below 51. Secure it using 6x M6 screws and washers. Ensure Loctite 242 is applied to these screws. 52. Repeat the previous two steps on the opposite side 53.
- Page 34 56. Remove the 4x M10 lock nuts from the tower cable access area 57. Push the motion base and push it towards the tower, aligning it with the tower studs 58. Insert the connectors and cables into the cable access hole 59.
- Page 35 64. Align the front sled with the motion base, and install the link brackets using the screws previously removed from the motion base 65. Install the chain link, using the same screws removed from the motion base. Note that bolts should be centred in the slots for the link brackets before tightening the chain link 66.
- Page 36 72. Position and align the floor cable covers as shown 73. Secure them using 8x M6 screws and washers 74. Assembly complete! CAUTION: Make sure to adjust all the levelling feet under the sled so they securely touch the ground. The sled should be very stable when touched. If the sled moves during gameplay or is unstable, this may negatively affect gameplay...
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Page 37: Gameplay And Modes
GAMEPLAY AND MODES Virtual Rabbids: The Big Ride is a virtual reality experience that takes players along on a crazy ride with the mischievous Rabbids. HOW TO PLAY • Pay to play • Look at the play button • Look at a stage to select it •... -
Page 38: Operation
OPERATION Enter the operator menu on PC1 by pressing O on the keyboard. Ensure the keyboard is connected to PC 1. GAME SETTINGS COIN SETTINGS • Coins per Credit Mech 1 Default 1, Adjustable 1 – 20 Sets the number of coins that need to be inserted in exchange for each game credit. •... -
Page 39: Audits
AUDITS • Total Coins Mech 1 The number of coins inserted on the coin 1 input • Total Coins Mech 2 The number of coins inserted on the coin 2 input • Service Credits The number of times the service button was used to issue a credit to the game •... -
Page 40: Errors
ERRORS Name Cause Solution Critical Game File Missing The game failed to find a Cycle power to the machine. If this critical data file. does not resolve the issue, perform a system image. Motion Base Error The D Box motion base is Unplug the cabinet from mains not responding to the power and check that all the... -
Page 41: Current Errors
CURRENT ERRORS This menu lists information on all current/active errors. ERROR HISTORY This section lists all errors, both current and already cleared. The type of error, date it occurred on and the date it was cleared on (if applicable) are listed. CLEAR ALL ERRORS This button will clear all current errors as well as the error history. - Page 42 • If this icon is grey, it means the headset is not detected. Check the light on the side of the headset. • If the light is red, the headset is receiving power but not detected by the PC. Check the HDMI cables and link box. •...
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Page 43: Inspecting Base Stations
INSPECTING BASE STATIONS CHECK FOR DIRT OR DAMAGE When looking at the face of the base stations, check to make sure they are clean and scratch free. This can affect their communication. CHECK CHANNELS The base station channel is visible in the bottom left hand corner of the base station face, as shown below. -
Page 44: "No Signal" On Top Monitor
“NO SIGNAL” ON TOP MONITOR During normal operation, the HDMI switch input should always be set to PC1. Changing the switch input while the cabinet is turned on will often result in a “no signal” message being displayed on the top screen. -
Page 45: No Motion During Game Play
LOOSEN CONNECTION TO TOWER Loosen the bolts connecting the yellow cable trunking to the tower (as shown below), so the trunking is floating. This drastically reduces the vibration passed to the base station housed in the tower. If the above steps did not resolve the issue, further troubleshooting instructions can be found under the section Troubleshooting >... -
Page 46: Safety Sensor Calibration
SAFETY SENSOR CALIBRATION While the safety sensors shouldn’t need calibration during normal operation, moving the cabinet or replacing some hardware (sensors, reflectors) may mean the sensors require recalibration. In the event of a recalibration, please ensure the steps below are followed closely, as incorrectly calibrated safety sensors will result in a negative gameplay experience. -
Page 47: Input And Output Tests
INPUT AND OUTPUT TESTS INPUT TESTS Trigger one of the listed inputs, and the screen will update to say the input has been received. • Coin Mech 1 • Coin Mech 2 • Emergency Stop Button • Safety Sensors (note that input from any one of the safety sensors will trigger a signal) OUTPUT TESTS •... -
Page 48: Identify Headsets
IDENTIFY HEADSETS Will display a 1 and a 2 inside the headsets of P1 and P2 respectively. CALIBRATE HEADSET Selecting this setting will shut down the Virtual Rabbids software and launch the headset calibration procedure. Follow the steps below for a guide through the calibration procedure. SAFETY SENSORS Enable or disable the safety sensors here. -
Page 49: Calibrate Headset
CALIBRATE HEADSET Under normal operation, the headsets should not need to be calibrated. If a base station, headset, or PC is replaced, calibration will be required. Performing a system image will also trigger the calibration process. The Virtual Rabbids software will not start until the calibration has been completed. - Page 50 3. Hold the headset 70cm above the seat, facing directly forward, and centred in the seat (the speakers can be a good guide to find the centre of the seat). The diagram below can be used as a guide to help position the headset correctly during calibration. 4.
- Page 51 5. Let the headset hang again and enter 150cm in the field shown below. Ensure the units are set to cm, not in. Select CALIBRATE FLOOR. When the calibration is complete, select NEXT. 6. The calibration is complete. Select DONE to finish the process. Wait a few seconds for the Virtual Rabbids software to start up.
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Page 52: Creating A Bootable Usb
CREATING A BOOTABLE USB THINGS YOU WILL NEED • A completely empty USB that has a capacity of at least 16GB. • NOTE: Everything on this USB will be COMPLETELY ERASED. Ensure that there are no important files on it. •... -
Page 53: Updating A Cabinet Using A Bootable Usb
UPDATING A CABINET USING A BOOTABLE USB Virtual Rabbids: The Big Ride has two PCs, each of which need to be updated individually – always ensure that both PCs are running the same version of software by updating them at the same time. 1. - Page 54 11. Set the HDMI switch to PC2 and plug the keyboard dongle into PC2. 12. Plug the USB into PC2. 13. Hold down the power button on the front of PC2 until it powers off. 14. Press the power button on the front of PC2 to turn it on again. 15.
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Page 55: Section A: Service Instructions
SECTION A: SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS NOTE Be sure to read the following carefully before servicing the machine LOCATING AND ACCESSING PARTS The following pictures identify the location of the main serviceable items. 1. Header 2. Side header 3. Monitor 4. Headset sensor 1 5. - Page 56 15. Coin door 16. Fan 1 intake 17. Fan 2 intake 18. Operator panel 19. Cash box 20. Speaker crossover (below seats)
- Page 57 21. Actuator power supply (optional) 22. Actuator 1 23. ACM-II 24. Actuator 2 25. Header lighting brackets 26. Tower rear access door...
- Page 58 27. HDMI switch 28. USB RS485 converter 29. Cabinet fuses 30. Power supply 31. Fan speed control relays 32. FB216 33. Audio amplifier 34. Fan power control relays 35. PDU 1 36. PDU 2 37. Motion control unit 38. PC 1 39.
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Page 59: Parts Description
PARTS DESCRIPTION SPEAKERS Each seat has a pair of woofers and tweeters, with crossover mounted below the seats. The audio is provided by PC1 only and played through speakers in both seats. Audio volume can be adjusted by the amplifier accessible by the rear service door. COUNTERS Counters will increment for each coin input. -
Page 60: Power Inlet/Mains Switch
Always replace the lamps with the same or equivalent size, wattage and voltage. Lamps and lighting use a combination of T10 lamps and LED strip. Contact your nearest LAI Games office for replacement lamps to ensure color is matched. -
Page 61: Maintenance
MAINTENANCE EXTERIOR • Regularly dust and clean the external cabinet areas as required, using a soft water-damp cloth and mild soap. • Check for blown lamps and replace as required. Check all LED strips are functioning, and repair as required. •... -
Page 62: Section B: Technical Details
SECTION B: TECHNICAL DETAILS WARNING: It is advised that anybody using SECTION B for repairing or modifying any of the components of the game should be a qualified technician, having at least a basic knowledge of digital components, integrated circuits and electricity. MOTION SYSTEM The DBox system comprises of multiple parts arranged as follows. -
Page 63: Fuses
• ACM-II Actuator Control Module This mounts below the seats and powers the actuators. Ensure connections are as shown in the photo below: o MASTER IN: It joins to the KCU-1P by cat5 cable to the joiner in the front base of the tower. -
Page 64: Vive Headsets
VIVE HEADSETS Each headset is driven by a single PC. Player position 1 headset is driven by PC1 and player position 2 headset is driven by PC2. The headsets track the players head position and orientation by using the “Headset Tracking Sensor 1”... -
Page 65: Blower Fans
BLOWER FANS The blower fans are powered and speeds are set by relay PCBs. Fans have 5 “speeds”: OFF, LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH and MAX. LEDs on the relays indicate the fan operation. The Speed control relays set the speed that the fans run at (LOW to MAX): Fan 1 speed Fan 2 speed control LEDS... -
Page 66: Coin Options Reference Guide
PIN4 = GND PIN5 = COIN2 input PIN6 = 12VDC Contact your nearest LAI Games distributor for harnessing to suit different coin comparators and bill acceptors. UNIVERSAL CARD LINK CONNECTION Two UCL compatible connectors exist on the operator panel inside the coin door. -
Page 82: Mechanical Illustrations
MECHANICAL ILLUSTRATIONS MAIN ASSEMBLY... -
Page 83: Main Assembly Compact Version
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Page 84: Main Assembly Mini Version
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Page 85: Main Tower Assembly
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Page 86: Main Tower Assembly Mini Version
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Page 87: Tower Base Assembly
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Page 88: Db Box 240V And 110V Versions
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Page 89: Front Rotule Assembly
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Page 90: Back Panel Assembly Standard And Mini Versions
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Page 91: Tower Base Station Hatch And Sled Base Station Housing
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Page 92: Base Station Assembly Mini Version
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Page 93: Left And Right Dust Cloud Assembly
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Page 94: Left (1) And Right (2) Header Assembly
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Page 95: Motion Base Assembly
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Page 96: Pc Chassis Assembly
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Page 97: Pcb Board Assembly
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Page 98: Power Supply Assembly
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Page 99: Monitor Assembly
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Page 100: Monitor Assembly Compact Version
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Page 101: Monitor Assembly Mini Version
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Page 102: Seat Assembly
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Page 103: Left Ski Assembly
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Page 104: Right Ski Assembly
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Page 105: Sled Assembly
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Page 106: Sled Cover Assembly
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Page 107: Sled Coin Door Assembly
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Page 108: Cash Box Assembly
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Page 109: Tower Back Door 1 Assembly
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Page 110: Tower Back Door 2 Assembly
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Page 111: Tower Upper Led
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Page 112: Htc Vive Headset Assembly
HTC VIVE HEADSET ASSEMBLY... - Page 113 LAI Games shall have no liability related to such improper and unauthorized use and/or operation of the hardware and licensed software, and Operator shall indemnify, defend, and hold LAI Games harmless for any claim or cause of action brought against LAI Games arising from Operator’s or Operator’s representative’s improper and unauthorized use and/or operation of the hardware and licensed software.
- Page 114 LAI Games warrants its manufactured products for a period of 3 months inclusive of parts and labor from the date of sale. LAI Games exclusive obligation is to repair any item with any defects as a result of faulty workmanship or materials, providing the defective item or items of equipment are returned to the LAI Games distributor from which the machine was purchased.
- Page 115 Contact Us sales@laigames.com Sales and Enquiries: support@laigames.com Technical Support: www.laigames.com Website: LAI Games For your nearest Distributor, visit our web site at www.laigames.com...
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