Aftermarket LCD Upgrade. Installation Guide

Aftermarket LCD Upgrade
Installation Guide
P/N 400-283-301 Revision A
Issue Date 4/27/2009

Aftermarket LCD Upgrade Manual
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Aftermarket LCD Upgrade Manual Rev. A

Part Number 400-283-301
Summary of Changes
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All original 6/16/2009
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reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a
commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency
energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause
harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential
area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct
the interference at his own expense.
Copyright © 2009 QubicaAMF

Document # 400-283-301 Rev. A
Issued: 6/16/2009
QubicaAMF 8100 AMF Drive Mechanicsville, VA. 23111
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Table of Contents
1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................. 7
2 Converting Scoring Overhead CRT’s to LCD displays ................................................................... 7
3 Safety Precautions ..................................................................................................................... 10
3.1 Discharging the CRT Tube ................................................................................................. 10
3.2 Preparing Your Work Area ................................................................................................ 11
3.3 Removing Existing CRTs .................................................................................................... 11
3.1 Existing Hanger ................................................................................................................. 12
4 Hanger Assembly and Monitor Hanging .................................................................................... 12
4.1 Assemble Hanger – Single ................................................................................................ 15
4.2 Assemble Hanger – Double ............................................................................................... 16
4.3 Assemble Hanger – Triple ................................................................................................ 17
4.4 Monitor Hanger Parts List - Single .................................................................................... 18
4.5 Monitor Hanger Parts List - Double .................................................................................. 19
4.6 Overhead Monitor Specifications ..................................................................................... 20
4.7 Qubica Enclosure Parts List ............................................................................................... 21
4.8 Assemble Qubica Enclosure .............................................................................................. 22
4.9 Assemble C-90 Enclosure .................................................................................................. 23
4.10 Assemble Boss/XL Enclosure............................................................................................. 24
4.11 Assemble Frameworx Enclosure ....................................................................................... 25
4.12 Enhanced TV Cable Installation ........................................................................................ 26
5 Component Identification .......................................................................................................... 27
5.1 LCI S-Video Interface ......................................................................................................... 27
5.1.1 Ferrite Filter Installation ......................................................................................... 27
5.2 Serial Monitor Control Box ............................................................................................... 28
6 Detailed Wiring Instructions ...................................................................................................... 29
6.1 Power Control Accuscore +/ Qubica ................................................................................. 29
6.2 Power Off with Conqueror ................................................................................................ 30
6.3 Brunswick Frameworx® Enhanced TV............................................................................... 30
7 Making the Right Connections ................................................................................................... 31
7.1 Accuscore Plus No TV / No Drink Light ............................................................................. 32
7.2 AccuScore Plus (C-90) Existing Ads Channel TV ................................................................ 33
7.3 Accuscore Plus (C-90) Enhanced TV and Drink Light ........................................................ 34
7.4 Accuscore Plus (Spectrum) No TV ..................................................................................... 35
7.5 Accuscore Plus (Spectrum) Existing Ads Channel TV ........................................................ 36
7.6 Accuscore Plus (Spectrum) Enhanced TV ......................................................................... 37
7.7 Qubica RGB Enhanced TV ................................................................................................. 38
7.8 Qubica RGB Maintain Existing TV ..................................................................................... 39
7.9 Qubica RGB No TV or Scoring Audio ................................................................................. 40
7.10 Qubica S-Video No Monitor Power Control ..................................................................... 41
7.11 Qubica S-Video No Sound No TV Power ........................................................................... 42
7.12 Brunswick Frameworx®..................................................................................................... 43
8 Power Up & Verify Operation .................................................................................................... 44
8.1 LCD Screen Adjustments ................................................................................................... 44
8.1.1 S-Video.................................................................................................................... 44
8.1.2 VGA (RGB) ............................................................................................................... 46
8.1.3 Common Adjustments ............................................................................................ 47
9 Drink Light .................................................................................................................................. 48
10 Troubleshooting ......................................................................................................................... 49
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1 Introduction
Congratulations on your purchase of this QubicaAMF Product. To begin, we will discuss the
layout of this manual. Following this Introduction, the second section discusses what to
expect from your upgrade to LCD displays, and important considerations you need to be
aware of.
The next section, Safety Precautions, contains safety instructions and procedures necessary
for the removal of existing equipment and installation of your new product.
The symbol is used to draw your attention to a safety precaution. Please pay
special attention to anything following this symbol!
Read and understand all safety instructions and precautions before starting your work!
The next section pertains to assembly and installation of the QubicaAMF monitor support
frame. You will then find sections devoted to detailed instructions for each type of scoring
system supported by the LCI, followed by easy to find diagrams that will help you with
wiring hookups. The final section is where you’ll go once you are ready to power your
system back up. You’ll find steps to take prior to power-up and troubleshooting tips if
something hasn’t gone as expected.
2 Converting Scoring Overhead CRT’s to LCD displays

Replacing scoring CRT monitors with LCD displays provides a significant improvement in
readability and consistency of display. The conversion is simple and immediately improves
the overall look of any scoring system.
LCD monitors are “fixed pixel” displays which can’t suffer from mis-convergence, focus and
color tracking problems so frequently seen in CRT displays. In addition, they don’t rely on
kilovolt power supplies, so they won’t attract dirt to the screen.
There are also things an LCD can’t do. It’s important to be aware of these when
contemplating a conversion.
1) LCD’s can’t increase the resolution of the picture. They can display the existing
resolution in much finer detail and with greater clarity, but a 320x240 picture will
remain a 320x240 picture enlarged to fit the LCD screen. The scoring display won’t
suddenly become High Definition because you installed a new monitor.
2) Bad video with hum, snow, sparkles and jitter will remain bad video with hum, snow,
sparkles and jitter, displayed brighter and clearer than ever. Replacing the display
isn’t going to fix-up the bad video. You have to clean up the interference and noise
and get rid of the hum to realize the full benefits of replacing the monitor.
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3) Problems you might ignore on the old CRT like a minor flicker in the display will
become quite annoying with the LCD. The barely noticeable twitch becomes a two-
second blink if you don’t clean up the signal.
Putting a new windshield in your car gives you a clearer view but it doesn’t stop the wheel
shimmy or the engine from burning oil. Be prepared to diagnose and repair the problems
that become magnified by the new display.
Some things to check:
Number one on the list is GROUND connections. Connecting the monitor overhead to the
building frame or the electrical conduit isn’t acceptable. It will probably make things worse.
The same goes for the scoring chassis/computer on the curtain wall. Both pieces of the
system, overhead and curtain-wall, must be at the SAME GROUND POTENTIAL! Just running
a protective earth ground to both pieces of equipment doesn’t work, unless they tie
together in the same panel. The display and scoring computer must be physically
connected to the same ground with direct wires from the same ground terminal in the same
panel. Any voltage difference between the overhead ground and the curtain-wall ground
will cause current to flow in the video cabling. This is the number one source of display
problems.
If the two systems are wired from separate panel boxes (or not supplied with the required
isolated ground), run a heavy, #12 AWG minimum wire from the overhead frame directly to
the scoring chassis. Make sure the connection isn’t insulated by paint.
Check the routing of the video cable that runs from the curtain-wall to the overhead. While
these are shielded cables, the shielding is only about 80% effective. Make sure the cables
are routed far away from fluorescent lights, motors and solenoids at the machines and any
other source of electrical noise. When these cables pick up electrical interference, CRT
displays just show some noise in the picture while LCD monitors will probably blink off and
back on.
Check the AC wiring to the overhead assembly. Neutral (the white or blue wire) is NOT THE
SAME as the protective earth ground (the green or green/yellow wire). They are not
interchangeable; they should NEVER CONNECT TOGETHER except at the first power entry
panel. For North American plugs or receptacles, the neutral wire goes to the wide slot or
prong and the protective earth goes to the long, rounded pin. Don’t get them reversed.
Lamps and fans may work but the scoring will have problems.
Older electrical systems often used the conduit or building frame for the protective ground.
This isn’t acceptable for scoring systems. Properly installed scoring power will have a green
(or green/yellow) wire from the isolated ground screw on the outlet that powers the
overhead (you do have IG outlets don’t you?) to the isolated ground bus in the scoring
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electrical panel. That same ground bus should have another green wire that extends to the
ground connection on the IG outlet on the curtain-wall into which the scoring is plugged.
While this isolated ground stuff may seem irrelevant for utilitarian wiring, it’s very
important for (especially older) scoring systems with remote video displays.
Don’t plug other stuff into the scoring power. Fog machines, extreme lighting and fans or
TVs often introduce currents into the system ground. Keep scoring circuits for scoring only.
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3 Safety Precautions
3.1 Discharging the CRT Tube
The monitor’s CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) must be discharged. Follow the steps below to
discharge the CRT.
CRT monitors use lethal high-voltage. Use caution when working around these
tubes (especially around ladders).
Read and understand all safety requirements when working on CRT monitors!
Do not work on this product alone. Make certain another capable person is
present to assist in the event of injury.
To avoid electric shock, disconnect the power cord.
CRT’s retain hazardous voltages for long periods of time, even after the power
has been removed. They may also build up a charge while disconnected.
Place one hand behind your back. Placing one hand behind your back helps
prevent current from passing through your heart (if you were to touch a high
voltage area). If you are not comfortable with this procedure, consider contacting
a local TV repair center.
The CRTs must be discharged by connecting a discharge
path between ground and the
anode. To do this, you will need an
insulated screwdriver and wire with
alligator clip(s). Connect the wire to
the shaft of the screwdriver with a
clip (Figure 3, top) or wrap the wire
(Figure 3, bottom). Attach the Figure 1 – Brass Connector
Figure 3 – Discharge Tools
alligator clip on the other end to
something on the CRT with a good
connection to the black conductive
coating on the rear of the tube (i.e. -
the brass connector (Figure 1) or the
braided wire (Figure 2)). Figure 2 – Braided Wire
Now, slide the flat head end of the screwdriver under the
Figure 4 – Discharging the rubber cap and into the anode opening (Figure 4). You may or
Anode may not hear an electric crackle. The tube has now been
discharged.
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3.2 Preparing Your Work Area
You will need the following items:
Scaffolding with wheels (to support 400lbs)
Phillips head screwdriver
Flat blade screwdriver
7/16, 1/2 inch open end wrenches
Wire cutters
Installation instructions
Large piece of cardboard to place both CRT’s
Assemble scaffolding according to manufacturer’s directions. Position the scaffolding
under the overhead to be changed out.
Make certain that the wheels have been locked before attempting to perform any work
on the platform.
Before working on the monitors, make sure the power has been turned off.
Remove both monitor rear covers and place out of working area. Unplug the overhead AC
plug at the side of the incoming power housing. Turn
off the scoring unit.
3.3 Removing Existing CRTs

Unplug all AC power cables to both monitors and the
Monitor control board AC Box. Unplug the video
cables to both monitors and store out of the way for
later use. If present, remove speaker cables and store
for later use.
If you have not discharged the CRT, do so at this time!

Figure 5 - Scaffolding
For safety, position two or more people around the
monitor. Pick up at rear of monitor and remove securing nut from stud while supporting
monitor. Lift front of monitor out of slot in housing.
DO NOT support the monitor using the front bezel (if assembled). The screws can
break off resulting in a dropped monitor!
DO Support monitor from the bottom.
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Carefully lower the monitor from the scaffold and place front down on a piece of cardboard.
Repeat this step for the other monitor.
3.1 Existing Hanger

Make certain at least two people are available to support the hanger. Open the quick links
on one side and carefully remove the hanger from the chain support. Repeat on the other
side and lower cautiously to the floor, out of the way.
4 Hanger Assembly and Monitor Hanging
If your scoring system uses S-video cabling, it is strongly

recommended you make this connection prior to installing the
hanger bracket to the rear of the monitor.
The correct tool to use for this hardware is an 8MM nut

driver. Use caution when tightening monitor hanger hardware! Over-
tightening can cause severe damage. Refer to the Hanger Assembly
instructions and the warning on the next page for more information.
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4.1 Assemble Hanger – Single
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4.2 Assemble Hanger – Double
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4.3 Assemble Hanger – Triple
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4.4 Monitor Hanger Parts List - Single
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4.5 Monitor Hanger Parts List - Double
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4.6 Overhead Monitor Specifications
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4.7 Qubica Enclosure Parts List
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4.8 Assemble Qubica Enclosure
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4.9 Assemble C-90 Enclosure
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4.10 Assemble Boss/XL Enclosure
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4.11 Assemble Frameworx Enclosure
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4.12 Enhanced TV Cable Installation
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5 Component Identification
5.1 LCI S-Video Interface
Many of the Aftermarket LCD upgrade packages utilize an S-Video interface. If your package
includes this interface, refer to the pictures on this page and also Section 7 – Making the
Right Connections for hookup assistance.
Figure 3 – 283-200-303 Qubica VDB Connections
Figure 4 – 283-200-301 AccuScore Plus Connections
5.1.1 Ferrite Filter Installation

One or two ferrite filter(s) (283-200-209) is/are Figure 5 – 283-200-302 Frameworx Connections
supplied on systems requiring the S-video interface (Qubica VDB 283-

200-303 and AccuScore Plus 283-200-301).
For the Qubica VDB system, 2 filters are provided for each of the RGB to
LCI cables (283-200-176). They must be used as shown in the picture at
right. Note that the cable is wrapped around the filter two times.
For the Accuscore Plus system, one filter is provided for use on
the S-Video interface power input cable. Note that the cable is
wrapped around the filter two times.
Please note that no filter is required on the power input cable

for the Qubica VDB S-video interface (283-200-303).
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5.2 Serial Monitor Control Box

The Serial Monitor Control Box is used in cases where the scoring system provides control of
TV (Ads) function. Connections are made from scoring control to the green terminal strip
(TS) (pictured below center) and to the monitors RS-232 (SERVICE) connection (DB-9).
At right is a portion of drawing 400-283-302-05, showing the

connections to the serial monitor control box. In this configuration,
connections are made with a 4 conductor cable (red, black, green and
white) to the terminal strip connections TS-3 & 4 and TS 7 & 8. In
addition to these connections, there is a DB-9 cable that splits out to
each monitor and attaches to the serial connector of the monitor
(labeled SERVICE).
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6 Detailed Wiring Instructions
6.1 Power Control Accuscore +/ Qubica
The power plug for the monitor is connected to the power relay cable (283-200-154), which
in turn is connected to the power outlet strip (283-200-019). The power control cable (283-
200-172) is connected at the S-Video Interface box and the monitor power relay (283-200-
153).
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6.2 Power Off with Conqueror
If you have QubicaAMF scoring there is a CD included (400-283-317) that will install files on
your system to enable the LCD’s to power off completely. Insert this CD in your Conqueror
computer and follow the prompts. This process puts an advertising file on your system and
subsequently displays a help file. Follow the instructions in setting up your system to
enable Conqueror to shut down your monitors.
6.3 Brunswick Frameworx® Enhanced TV

In order for Enhanced TV to work with your Brunswick Frameworx® system, you will need to
install a Sync Generator Board (283-200-130) in each lane group processor. Make sure you
isolate this board from any metallic objects or other circuitry (wire ties are provided with all
scoring installation kits).
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7 Making the Right Connections
Please select the correct diagram for your application. You will use this diagram as it applies
to the options you have purchased to assist you in connecting your LCD properly.
Section Drawing Heading Title Drawing Description Page

Number
7.1 400-283- Accuscore Plus Replace AMF Accuscore Plus overhead with 32” or 42” LCD 32
302-01 No TV / No Drink Light monitors using the 283-200-301 LCI. No TV and No Drink
Light
7.2 400-283- Accuscore Plus (C-90) Replace Accuscore Plus (C90) overhead with LCD monitors 33
302-02 Existing Ads Channel TV using the 283-200-301 LCI. Keeps existing Ads (single
channel) TV and drink light
7.3 400-283- Accuscore Plus (C-90) Replace Accuscore Plus (C90) overhead with LCD monitors 34
302-03 Enhanced TV and Drink using the 283-200-301 LCI interface. Provides Enhanced TV
Light (different channel per lane) and Drink Light
7.4 400-283- Accuscore Plus Replace Accuscore Spectrum overheads with LCD monitors 35
302-04 (Spectrum) No TV using the 283-200-301 LCI No TV
7.5 400-283- Accuscore Plus Replace Accuscore Spectrum overheads with LCD monitors 36
302-05 (Spectrum) Existing Ads using the 283-200-301 LCI Maintains Ads TV (single
Channel TV channel) per center
7.6 400-283- Accuscore Plus Replace Accuscore Spectrum overhead with LCD monitors 37
302-06 (Spectrum) Enhanced TV using the 283-200-301 LCI Provides Enhanced TV for a
different channel per lane
7.7 400-283- Qubica RGB Enhanced Replace Qubica RGB overhead monitors with 32” or 42” 38
304-01 TV LCD using the 283-200-303 LCI. Provides Enhanced TV
allowing a different channel for each lane
7.8 400-283- Qubica RGB Maintain Replace Qubica RGB overhead monitors with 32” or 42” 39
304-02 Existing TV LCD using the 283-200-303 LCI. No TV or maintains existing
7.9 400-283- Qubica RGB No TV or TV
Replace Qubica RGB overhead monitors with 32” or 42” 40
304-03 Scoring Audio LCD using the 293-200-303 LCI. No TV or Scoring Audio
7.10 400-283- Qubica S-Video No Replace Qubica S-Video overhead monitors with 32” or 42” 41
304-04 Monitor Power Control LCD with or without Enhanced TV. No monitor Power
Control
7.11 400-283- Qubica S-Video No Replace Qubica S-Video overhead monitors with 32” or 42” 42
304-05 Sound No TV Power LCD with No Sound or TV Power Control
Control
7.12 400-283- Brunswick Frameworx® Replace Brunswick Frameworx® overhead with 32” or 42” 43
318-01 LCD using 283-200-118 Video Receiver. Enhanced TV
option
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7.1 Accuscore Plus No TV / No Drink Light
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7.2 AccuScore Plus (C-90) Existing Ads Channel TV
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7.3 Accuscore Plus (C-90) Enhanced TV and Drink Light
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7.4 Accuscore Plus (Spectrum) No TV
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7.5 Accuscore Plus (Spectrum) Existing Ads Channel TV
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7.6 Accuscore Plus (Spectrum) Enhanced TV
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7.7 Qubica RGB Enhanced TV
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7.8 Qubica RGB Maintain Existing TV
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7.9 Qubica RGB No TV or Scoring Audio
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7.10 Qubica S-Video No Monitor Power Control
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7.11 Qubica S-Video No Sound No TV Power
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7.12 Brunswick Frameworx®
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8 Power Up & Verify Operation
Before applying power, double check all connections. Turn on your scoring chassis, the
breaker on overhead and the power strip. The LCD will display a blue
power light if the LCD has power but has not been turned on. When
powering up, the LCD will display the Qubica logo screen. Once the logo
has turned off, press the <POWER> button on the supplied remote (or on
the front of the monitor). Press the <SOURCE> button on the remote to select the correct
monitor input for your scoring system.
8.1 LCD Screen Adjustments

If your display needs sizing and/or horizontal or vertical adjustment, follow these
instructions. Please note that adjusting the monitor depends on how your monitor
connects to your scoring system. Follow the instructions specific to your setup (S-Video or
RGB).
8.1.1 S-Video
1. Bring a scorer online and make sure your
display shows at least 4 or 5
bowlers in your normal grid
configuration. Go to the Main
Menu by pressing the
<MENU> button on
the remote.
2. Once at the menu above, enter the

numbers <5380> which will bring up this
menu.
3. Scroll down to Setup and press the right

arrow button.
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4. Go down to the Panel Size option and press the

right arrow button.
5. This will bring up the screen at right. Here you

will adjust the horizontal and vertical sizing
using the appropriate control. Please note that
if your scorer connects to the VGA connection
of the monitor, these adjustments will not
affect your display.
6. Once you have adjusted the image for

optimum sizing, return to the second menu by
pressing <MENU> twice, then go to the Video
option.
7. You should now see this screen. Here you will

adjust the centering of the image using the H.
Position and V. Position controls. With an S-
Video connection, it may be necessary to go
back and forth between this step and step 5 a
few times to achieve optimal results.
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8. Once you have satisfactorily setup the
screen for size and centering, go back to the
first menu and enter 9632. If you have
QubicaAMF scoring, you will need to make
sure the option at the bottom of this screen
(Set ID), is set to 1.
9. Once you have completed these

adjustments, go to 8.1.3 Common Adjustments.
8.1.2 VGA (RGB)

1. Make sure your monitor is in VGA mode (Press the
<SOURCE> button and select VGA).
2. Bring the scorer online and make sure your display shows at least 4 or 5 bowlers in
your normal grid configuration. Go to the Main Menu by pressing the <MENU>
button on the remote.
3. Scroll down to VGA then press the right

arrow button.
4. This will take you to the screen at right.

The first thing you should do is select Auto
Adjust. This should give you a good
starting point. If further adjustments are
required, use the H. Position, V. Position,
Phase and Clock adjustments.
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5. If you are experiencing “tearing” on the top of
your screen (in VGA mode) you may need to
adjust the coast start and coast end. Please
follow the directions in section 8.1.1 (steps 1 & 2)
to get to this screen. At the Video option, press
the right arrow.
Make note of what the values are for both of

these settings as it is possible to over adjust
them which may result in a loss of the display. If
this occurs, reset the values to what they were
prior to any changes. You may need to reset the
display by selecting another input source (select
S-Video then go back to VGA).
8.1.3 Common Adjustments
The screen at right is found when you have selected

the Power Setting option (see picture for S-Video
section 8.1.1 step 8).
Set Power On Mode to Last and Auto Power Off to

Off.
This completes the necessary adjustments for your new monitors and your scoring system.
If any other adjustments are required, please refer to the manual supplied with your
monitors, or call QubicaAMF Technical Support at 866-460-QAMF (7263).
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9 Drink Light
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10 Troubleshooting
LCD Issues Possible Problem Corrective Action
No picture on LCD Verify the Power light is Make certain the main
on for all components. disconnect has been
The LCD’s and Monitor turned on. Verify the
Control Box (if present) power strip has power
have a power indicator. and that all items have
been plugged in to the
power strip.
No picture on odd Flexscore CPU must Go to Main Menu of

channel. Error message have the video config set Flexscore CPU and edit
“No Signal” or “Not to 75. Video Config (19).
Supported” Change refresh setting
from 60 to 75. Save
setting and reboot CPU.
Unable to get a score LCD is on, but picture Make certain the CWCs
grid from Accuscore is not are on.
displayed.
Correct source has not From the LCD remote,

been selected. depress the <SOURCE>
key and select S-Video or
VGA
VGA Display – Top of Adjustment necessary Adjust Coast Start/End

screen jittering Values
Monitor Turns off by itself Going into Auto Power-off See section 8.1.3 –
Common Adjustments
Scorer Grid cutoff or not Adjustment necessary See adjustment section

centered on screen for your monitor hookup.
8.1.1 for S-Video or 8.1.2
for RGB (VGA)
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Hanger Issues Possible Problem Corrective Action
Gap between LCDs is too Monitors not centered Move mounting plate on
great. LCD.
Monitors appear crooked Hangers brackets not Adjust hangers

mounted equally
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2 Converting Scoring Overhead CRT’s to LCD displays

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Some things to check:

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3.3 Removing Existing CRTs

If you have not discharged the CRT, do so at this time!

DO Support monitor from the bottom.

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3.1 Existing Hanger

4 Hanger Assembly and Monitor Hanging

If your scoring system uses S-video cabling, it is strongly

The correct tool to use for this hardware is an 8MM nut

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4.1 Assemble Hanger – Single

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4.2 Assemble Hanger – Double

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4.3 Assemble Hanger – Triple

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4.4 Monitor Hanger Parts List - Single

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4.5 Monitor Hanger Parts List - Double

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4.6 Overhead Monitor Specifications

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4.7 Qubica Enclosure Parts List

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4.8 Assemble Qubica Enclosure

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4.9 Assemble C-90 Enclosure

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4.10 Assemble Boss/XL Enclosure

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4.11 Assemble Frameworx Enclosure

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4.12 Enhanced TV Cable Installation

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Figure 3 – 283-200-303 Qubica VDB Connections

Figure 4 – 283-200-301 AccuScore Plus Connections

5.1.1 Ferrite Filter Installation

supplied on systems requiring the S-video interface (Qubica VDB 283-

Please note that no filter is required on the power input cable

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5.2 Serial Monitor Control Box