| DL-1275 Troubleshooting |
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1. Top Metal Ticket Guide
For servicing, the top metal ticket guide can be removed and replaced. With unit facing you, gently spread side plates with thumb and index finger. Tilt guide to right at 45° angle and snap left side tab out and pull straight back. When replacing, simply reverse these steps. Note there is no need to spread side plates while replacing guide. Tilt to right and insert right tab first. Note: When PCB has opto-sensor cover, guide is inserted over sensor then directed down to right. Be sure guide is BELOW brake bracket screws when replaced. 2. Bottom Metal Ticket Guide The longer, more durable ticket guide extends through the face plate allowing for better guidance plus a larger opening in the face plate prevents curled tickets from catching. 3. Loading of tickets with ticket advance switch Tickets are inserted in the rear of machine between the top and bottom ticket guides and pushed forward to the rollers. If needed, gently push the locating spring (9) away from the ticket guides. Then push the ticket advance switch until you see the edge of first ticket. 4. Braking system Our impressive braking system eliminates brake slippage allowing foolproof, accurate dispensing. The design also reduces wear and tear on the dispenser. 5. Brake bracket The brake is easily accessible and can be adjusted to engage immediately when ticket is pulled. (Minimum of 1⁄8" from brake wheel.) 6. Opto-Sensor Included as part of the controller is an opto-electronic beam sensor which detects the notch between tickets. The output of the ticket sensing circuitry is an open collector transistor. 7. Opto-Sensor Dust Cover In addition, an optical sensor dust cover is also included to eliminate the possibility of ticket dust accumulating on the optical sensor. This increases the accuracy of the ticket count and reduces maintenance. 8. Roller Tension Spring The roller tension springs keep constant tension on tickets which insures proper delivery and prevents the tickets from being “pulled through” when the dispenser is idle. To increase the tension, loosen the screw and move the spring forward. Tension is correctly adjusted when tickets cannot be pulled from the dispenser and validation rollers lightly emboss the tickets. 9. Locating Spring The ticket guide spring insures that the notches in the tickets pass through the optosensor. To decrease tension, loosen the screw and move the outer tension spring up. This changes the tension on the inner spring. The tickets should be snug between the spring and the side plate but not deformed by the excess tension. The spring is adjusted at the factory for 1-5/32" wide tickets and positioned 1/8" from ticket guides. 10. “Quick Release” Face Plate The dynamic design allows the ticket dispenser to “quickly release” from its face plate on your cabinet or ticket door. This can be done manually and no tools are needed. This gives you complete access to the front of the rollers and to the ticket guides. Plus you can “snap out” one ticket dispenser and immediately replace it with another in just seconds. 11. Ticket Stop Adjustment The ticket stop adjustment allows you to position the tickets while the machine is off. The tickets should protrude through the slot at least 1/16". The ticket dispenser PC board is mounted on spacer with two screws with washers in two slotted holes. Loosening the screws and moving the board forward will allow the tickets to stop further out beyond the edge of the slot. Standard Dispenser Specifications The quick release face plate greatly improves serviceability and reduces maintenance. Now standard on all Deltronic Labs Ticket Dispensers.
Control BoardDL-1275 with 12V Meter OutputThis dispenser is controlled by the game software. The game turns on the dispenser with a logic high signal and monitors a return notch signal fron the ticket dispenser to turn it off. It will diepense as many tickets as games options allow.
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