Installation guide

Appendix A – Using the Troubleshooting Screens 90
Outputs
Turn Pinsetter On / Off This command will turn the Pinsetter on and off when pressing the S button on the
keypad.
Cycle Pinsetter This command tests the cycle connection to the Pinsetter. Press the C button to
cycle the machine. The Pinsetter must first be on to test this.
Raise / Lower Bumpers This command tests the connection to Automatic Bumpers that are directly
connected to the Duo units. It does not test bumpers centrally controlled from the
computers, such as Brunswick Ball Wall. Press B to raise the bumpers on this
lane. Press B again to lower them.
Sweep can Reverse This command is only available on certain Pinsetter Model types, such as the AMF
82_90 MP chassis. It specifies where the Pinsetter is able to accept a sweep
reverse command from the Duo unit. Not all MP chassis or MK Extender 82_70
pinsetters have sweep motors wired to accept these commands. You are able to
alter the behaviour of the Duo Unit to match the capabilities of your pinsetter.
Send Miss to Pinsetter This command is only available on certain Pinsetter Model types, that are able to
perform a short cycle on a first ball miss. If available, press 0 to make the
Pinsetter perform a Miss cycle, without bowling a ball.
Send Strike to Pinsetter This command is only available on certain Pinsetter Model types, which are able to
perform a strike cycle on command from an external source. If available, press X
to make the Pinsetter perform a Strike cycle, without bowling a ball.
Inputs
Ball Detect Beam Every time the Ball Detector beam is cut, the indicator will go green to let you
know that a ball has gone past. If this light is green all the time or flashing green,
then you need to readjust the Ball Detector eyeball mount.
Foul Input If your Foul Units are connected to the Duo unit (Optional) then this indicator will
go green every time the Foul signal is received by the Duo unit.
Second Ball Input Depending on your Pinsetter type, the second ball light may be connected to the
Duo unit. (Most commonly done with 82-70MP chassis, 82-90 and 82-90XL) If
this is the case then this indicator will go green every time the second ball light
signal is received by the Duo unit.
GS series Pinsetters will also use this second ball Input, but the signal is received
directly from the Pinsetter via the communications port. Again, this indicator will
go green whenever this signal is received.
Sweep Input This is only available from the AMF 82-90XL and XLi pinspotters and is received
by the Duo via the serial communications plug. When the sweep drops, this light
should turn green. When the sweep is up, the light should be red.