CHUCK E. CHEESE’S VIDEOCOLORING BOOK

OPERATING MANUAL(version: 080700)

COASTAL AMUSEMENTS, INC. 601 PROSPECT ST. LAKEWOOD, NJ 08701TEL: (732) 905-6662 Fax: (732) 905-6815

e-mail: sales@coastalamusements.comweb site: http://www.coastalamusements.com

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction...................................................................................................................... pg. 1

Game Play........................................................................................................................ pg. 1

Hand Pay and Error Reset ................................................................................................ pg. 1

Setting Game Parameters................................................................................................. pg. 1

Option Menu .................................................................................................................... pg. 1

Test Mode......................................................................................................................... pg. 2

Loading Additional Games .............................................................................................. pg. 2

Parts List........................................................................................................................... pg. 4

Parts Diagrams ................................................................................................................ pg. 6

Copyrights ........................................................................................................................ pg. 14

Patents .............................................................................................................................. pg. 14

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CHUCK E. CHEESE’S VIDEO COLORING BOOK

IntroductionThe Chuck E. Cheese’s Video Coloring Book (VCB) is a program, which runs under the Linux operating system on aPC (clone) platform. All necessary software is stored on a hard disk within the system cabinet. When powered on, theoperating system will automatically “boot” from the hard disk and immediately start the game without operatorintervention.

During the boot process, the operating system displays a number of messages indicating progress. Many of thesemessages are a result of “autoprobing” for attached hardware, which may or may not be present, e.g. a pointing device(“Mouse”). These messages may be ignored. However, should the boot process halt, the last message displayed shouldbe recorded and reported to Coastal technical service.

Game PlayAfter the insertion of a coin (or coins), the game will exit the attract mode and show the player four (4) “black line”drawings. The voice prompt will then instruct the child to select one of the drawings. The player selects the drawing bytouching the video with their finger anywhere on the desired drawing. Once the drawing is selected, a larger “fullscreen” version of the drawing will appear. The player is then instructed to begin coloring the picture by first selectinga “crayon” from the color palette, located at the bottom of the video, and then touching a section of the drawing. Theplayer continues this procedure until the drawing is completely colored, or time expires. At completion, the drawingwill “animate” into a short cartoon, and thank the player. After the animation is complete, the game will dispense apre-determined amount of tickets to the player, and reset to the attract mode.

Hand Pay and Error ResetShould a coin switch jam or an out-of-ticket situation occur during game operation, the game will halt and anappropriate voice message will be played until such time as the “Hand Pay” button is pressed. This switch is locatedbehind the coin door adjacent to the power switch.

Setting Game ParametersThe game uses a number of parameters for operation which are retained on the hard disk. These parameters are subjectto change using an “operator’s menu”. This menu can be activated, when the game is in attract mode only, by pressingthe setup button inside the machine cabinet. This switch is located adjacent to the “Hand Pay” switch behind the coindoor.

Options Menu (Factory default values are italicized)

1. PLAY TIME: 45, 60, 75, 90, 105, 120 SECONDS2. SOUND IN ATTERACT MODE: OFF, ON3. MERCY TICKET: YES, NO4. TICKETS AWARDS: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 105. COINS PER GAME: 1, 2, 3, 45. SOUND VOLUME: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10

The currently selected option will be displayed in green. Any option can be changed by touching the desired valuewith your finger.

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Across the bottom of the Menu screen the following words will appear:

EXIT TEST LOAD GAME

Touch “EXIT” to return to normal game play.

Touch “TEST” to enter a subordinate menu for machine test (explained below).

Touch “LOAD GAME” to activate the CD-ROM drive (provided with the game) and modify the software to add up tothree additional games (when they become avail able). This feature is explained in detail below.

Test ModeThe test menu will allow the operator to exercise the following game accessories:

Ticket Dispenser: Dispense a ticket

Left coin lamp: ON, OFFRight coin lamp: ON, OFFIncrement coin meter: 1 pulseIncrement ticket meter: 1 pulse

Left coin count: 0Right coin count: 0Reset count: 0Menu count: 0Left coin error: 0Right coin error: 0Ticket error: 0

Touching the appropriate line on the top of the screen with your finger will cause the corresponding action to occur,e.g. dispense a single ticket. The ticket dispenser and meters can be tested by touching anywhere on the correspondingline. To test the coin lamps, touch ON or OFF as desired.

The counters at the bottom the screen will register coins (or errors) for the indicated coin switch. Note: US versionshave both switches wired in parallel and either will register as “LEFT”. The RESET COUNT will increment eachtime the hand pay switch is depressed; the MENU COUNT will increment each time the setup switch is depressed.

Return to the primary setup menu by touching EXIT on the lower left of the screen.

Loading Additional GamesAs additional game sets become available, you can install up to three optional games on the system hard disk. Newgames will be distributed on CD-ROM’s. To load an optional game, insert the CD-ROM in the reader and touch“LOAD GAME”. The installation is automatic and will take approximately 3 minutes. Progress messages andprompts will be displayed as necessary during the loading process. Once the load is complete, the main menu willdisplay an additional operator selection, “SELECT GAME” with the name of the currently selected game in green. Tochange to an alternate game, simply touch its name with the light pen. Once a system is fully loaded, i.e. four gamestotal, the “LOAD GAME” option will be replaced with “REPLACE GAME”. Loading an additional game will requirethe operator to select one of the four current games to be overwritten.

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PARTSDIAGRAMS

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COASTAL AMUSEMENTS

CEC Coloring Book Parts List

Part Number Description QTY Unit

CA-MET-UNI-G400MBB Speaker / Fan Cover 2 EA

CA-FAN-12V-32.5DBA 12V Fan 1 EA

CA-LOC-7/8-GU071 7/8" Barrel Lock 3 EA

CA-TD-DEL-DL1275CE Ticket Dispenser 1 EA

CA-MET-TD-60000001 Metal Ticket Door, Black 1 EA

CA-SUB-RB-TBIN Ticket Bin Assy 1 EA

CA-LAM-RED-272-332 Lamp, Indicator, Red, For Low Tickets 1 EA

CA-TS-13-193201NL 19" Touchscreen 1 EA

WGM1931-M1GS08K 19" SVGA Monitor 1 EA

CA-MTR-KEP-610ABF 12V Meter 2 EA

CA-MET-DAS-DAS-624 Meter / Switch Bracket 1 EA

CA-SWI-PB-8411K11 Reset Switch 2 EA

CA-SWI-TOG-2047 Toggle Switch 1 EA

CA-CM-INS-10530050 Coin Mech 1 EA

CA-PS-ATX-250 ATX Power Supply 1 EA

CA-PCB-MEM-2001CB Coin Board 1 EA

CA-MET-CCC-013 Video Card Bracket 1 EA

CA-PCB-VC-9680 Video Card 1 EA

CA-MUT-CCC-019 Electronics Bracket 1 EA

CA-PCB-MB-J531 ATX Motherboard 1 EA

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CA-CPU-AMD-333 CPU w/ Heatsink 1 EA

CA-HD-FUJ-MPC3032A Hard Drive 1 EA

CA-MET-MIC-013 Hard Drive Bracket 1 EA

CA-MET-CCC-018 Electronic Cover 1 EA

CA-OUT-3CN-CR15-BI 15 AMP Outlet 1 EA

CA-CD-RO-TECD532E CD-ROM 1 EA

CA-SPE-4"-8 OHM-5W 8 ohm 5W Speaker 1 EA

CD-FUD-HOL-HKP Fuse Holder 1 EA

CA-OUT-COX-SC Steel Outlet Box 1 EA

CA-SEA-RED-781 Red Seat Top 1 EA

CA-MET-CEC-CCC-012 Crayon Baseplate 1 EA

CA-PED-18-16318-30 18" Pedestal 1 EA

CA-G&G-CCB-8 Coloring Side Decal 2 EA

CA-G&G-CCB-9 Instruction Decal 1 EA

CA-G&G-CCC-006/1-2 Fiberglass Top 1 EA

CA-G&G-CCB-7 Back Plexi 1 EA

CA-CAM-FF-7020 2 Floor Fixture w/ Lamp 2 EA

CA-G&G-CCB-5 PVC Tube 1 EA

CA-G&G-CCB-10 Crayon Decal 1 EA

CA-G&G-CCB-6 Orange Crayon Support 2 EA

CA-G&G-CCB-4 Red End Cap 1 EA

CA-G&G-CCB-3 Red Crayon Tip 1 EA

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Copyrights

All characters used in the Chuck E. Cheese’s Video Coloring Book are owned and copyrighted by CEC Entertainment,Inc. The characters were used by Coastal Amusements under permission granted by the copyright owner, and for theexpressed purpose of development of this game. No ownership of the copyrighted material used herein, is assumed by,nor granted to Coastal Amusements, Inc., or any of its’ vendors or sub-contractors.

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Patents

U. S. and foreign patents have been filed and are pending approval.