Service Manual

DECK MATE® Single and Double Deck Card Shuffler

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 Revision History

Date Revision Description of Change Name

5/5/2008 20080505 Original Version R. Hewett
10/9/2012 20121009 Format Update to All Sections R. Hewett
3/6/2014 20140306 Revision to Bally Technologies R. Hewett
4/22/2015 20150422 Updated Maintenance Schedule; Page 15 R. Hewett
10/27/2015 20151027 Updated Maintenance Schedule; Page 15 R. Hewett

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 General Safety Guidelines

The DECK MATE® single and double-deck shuffler has ventilation slots in order to
allow air to circulate through the shuffler to prevent overheating. Be certain that
these ventilation slots are always kept open and free of any debris or blockage.
You should be certain that the shuffler is connected to a grounded outlet when
in use.

The shuffler which you received is equipped with a power cord which is
appropriate for use in the U.S. In the event you are plugging the shuffler into a
power outlet in other countries, please check the requirements of the country in
which you are located to ensure that the power cord meets the country’s
requirements. At a minimum the power cords that you use with the shufflers
must meet the following requirements: .5 amps, 100-240 volts.

When working on the shuffler you should use a anti-static device such as a wrist
strap which is properly grounded. The shufflers come equipped with a battery.
You should be careful that the battery is properly installed and if replaced,
replaced with a battery of at least equal or equivalent type. Failure to follow these
instructions may cause the battery to explode. When disposing of the batteries,
do so in accordance with the battery manufacturer’s instructions.

In order to help ensure the proper operation of the shuffler, you should avoid
any liquid spills or the introduction of any other foreign objects into the shuffler.
Such an introduction could cause fire, electrical shocks or other significant
malfunctions.

When operating the shuffler, be sure all covers are properly in place and only
operate the shuffler in accordance with the operating instructions. You should
not make any adjustments to the controls on the shuffler except in accordance
with the procedures set forth in this manual. When turning the shuffler on and
off, please do so in a deliberate manner and try to avoid doing so in rapid
succession.

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 Table of Contents

1.0 Machine Characteristics ................................................................................... 1

2.0 Principle of Operation ...................................................................................... 3
Principle of Operation ............................................................................................... 3
Game Application ...................................................................................................... 4
3.0 Machine Description/Switch Locations ........................................................... 5
4.0 Operation ......................................................................................................... 7
Start Up and Dealing Procedures ............................................................................ 7
4.0 Operation ......................................................................................................... 8
Card Jam Recovery Procedures ................................................................................ 8
5.0 Setup Procedures and Adjustments ................................................................ 9
Entering the Setup Menu .......................................................................................... 9
Selecting Game/Number of Decks .......................................................................... 9
Changing the Number of Cards .............................................................................. 9
Total Cycles................................................................................................................ 9
Setting Time and Date .............................................................................................. 9
Password Entry ........................................................................................................ 10
Automatic Setup ...................................................................................................... 11
Seed RNG .................................................................................................................. 11
Delay After Platform Drop ...................................................................................... 11
Resetting Shuffle Cycles ......................................................................................... 12
Resetting History Log ............................................................................................. 12
Resetting Serial Number ......................................................................................... 12
6.0 Service Menu .................................................................................................. 13
Service Menu ............................................................................................................ 13
Software Version ..................................................................................................... 13
Cleaning Mode ......................................................................................................... 13
Sensors ..................................................................................................................... 13
Download to PC ....................................................................................................... 14
Platform Position Test ............................................................................................ 14
Gripper Position Test .............................................................................................. 14
Speed Up Motor Test .............................................................................................. 14
Pick-Off Motor Test ................................................................................................. 14
7.0 Cleaning and Preventive Maintenance........................................................... 15
8.0 Mechanical Setup and Adjustments............................................................... 17
Platform Maintenance ............................................................................................. 17
Platform Level Check .............................................................................................. 17
Leveling the Platform .............................................................................................. 17
Test for Broken #4 PCPS Harness .......................................................................... 17
Brake Roller Assembly Adjustment ....................................................................... 18
9.0 Troubleshooting ............................................................................................ 19

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1.0 Machine Characteristics

DECK MATE® Shuffler Specifications

Power Requirements: 100-240 VAC 50-60 HZ

.5 AMP

Dimensions: 11.5” x 6.6” x 10.8”

(129.2cm x 168cm x 27.4cm)

Weight: 17 lb (7.7kg)

Shuffle Time: Single-Deck: 30-40 seconds

Double-Deck: 80-90 seconds

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2.0 Principle of Operation

Principle of Operation

The DECK MATE® single and double-deck card shuffler shuffles one or two decks
of 52 cards. Two sets of cards are required (usually different color decks) for
game play. While one is in play, the other is being shuffled.

Up to four cards can be added or subtracted from the total number of cards, i.e.,
52 +/- 4 cards or 104 +/- 4 cards.

The cards are counted as they are shuffled in. The shuffle is aborted if the number
of cards counted is different than the number of cards selected.

At the beginning of each cycle, the random number generator assigns a

compartment location within a vertical rack to each card of the un-shuffled deck.
The cards are loaded into a feeder. As the cards are feeding in (from the bottom
of the deck), the program executes the outcomes determined by the RNG. A
moveable platform positions the cards in the shuffling compartment to the
correct location. A set of grippers will grip the cards at that location and the
platform will move down creating a gap for the next card to be inserted.

When all the cards are inserted, the platform raises the shuffled deck to be used
by the dealer.

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Game Application

The DECK MATE® shuffler is used on card games requiring one or two decks of
cards dealt by hand.

Application examples:

Single and Double Deck Blackjack

Specialty Games (such as Triple Shot Bonus™)
Poker Room Games

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3.0 Machine Description/Switch Locations

Switches and Sensors

Module Module Name Description Plug

#1 #2 #
ENC Encoder 1
D3 GHS Gripper Home Sensor 3
D5 PCPS Platform Card Present 4
COST Card Out Transmitter Sensor 5
D8 COSR Card Out Receiver 6
CIST Card In Transmitter 7
D9+D22 CISR Card In Receiving 8
D6 DHS Door Home Sensor 9
D7 FCPS Feeder Card Present Sensor 10
D21+D24 GCPS Gripper Card Present Sensor 12
D23 CDS Card Drop Sensor 13
D7 PHS Platform Home Sensor 26
D23+SW2 ALS Red Button Switch 27
D22+SW1 SS Green Button Switch 28

Motors

Name Description Module Module Plug

#1 #2 #
POM Pick Off Motor M1 19
SUM Speed Up M2 20
Motor M2 23
GM Gripper Motor M1 24
PM Platform Motor

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4.0 Operation

Start Up and Dealing Procedures

Plug the power cord into a 110V/60Hz or 220V/50Hz outlet. Turn the power
switch at the shuffler to the ON position. The DECK MATE® shuffler will perform
system initialization. If there are cards left in the machine it will expose them and
present instructions regarding card removal.

Based on the number of decks and the number of cards selected, the VFD
(Vacuum Fluorescent Display) message panel will show one of these messages:

Load Cards. Single Deck Load Cards. Double Deck

(52 Cards) (104 Cards)

The dealer will load the cards into the feeder compartment. After the cards are
loaded, the shuffle begins automatically. The message panel will display:

Shuffling . . . .
Single Deck (52 cards)

When the shuffle is complete the message panel will display:

Shuffle Complete
Load Cards or Push Green

When the second deck is placed into the feeder the door automatically opens and
raises the shuffled deck to be dealt. To close the game or to change both decks
at the same time, press the GREEN button to unload the last shuffled cards.

For the poker room model, the GREEN button must be pressed to activate the
door opening to gain access to the feeder area.

When the GREEN button is pressed, the door opens and the message panel will
display:
Load Cards. Poker
(52 Cards)

When the cards are loaded, the door will close and the message panel will display:

Shuffling . . . .
Poker (52 cards)

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The shuffle will start automatically.

When the shuffle is complete, the message panel will display:

Shuffle Complete
Push Green button

Press the GREEN button to open the door. Load the un-shuffled deck then remove
the shuffled deck, in that order. When the shuffled deck is removed from the
platform, the shuffler door will immediately close.

Card Jam Recovery Procedures

The DECK MATE® shuffler has built in automatic jam recovery features to deal
with certain types of card jams.

If manual interaction is required, remove the cards from the feeder side only.
Follow the instructions on the message panel to remove cards from the shuffled
side.

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5.0 Setup Procedures and Adjustments

Entering the Setup Menu

To enter the Setup menu, hold down the RED button and turn power on. Hold the
button down until the message panel displays “Setup Menu”. Release the RED
button.
Note: To move through the menu items, press the GREEN button. To change
the menu item or to execute commands, press the RED button.

Selecting Game/Number of Decks

This menu option allows the operator to select the number of decks to be played
and the game operating mode for the shuffler. Options are: Single Deck, Double
Deck and Poker. Press the RED button to toggle through the selections. Press the
GREEN button to save the selection.
Select Game. Red Btn
Single Deck

Changing the Number of Cards

The number of cards option allows the operator to select a specific number of
cards to be played in a deck. As many as four cards can be added or subtracted
from the total number of cards, i.e., 52 +/- 4 cards or 104 +/- 4 cards.

To change the number of cards, press the RED button until the desired number
is displayed. Press the GREEN button to advance to the next menu item.
Select # Cards. Red Btn
Single Deck (52 Cards)

Total Cycles

This menu item allows you to view the total number of shuffle cycles made on
the shuffler since it was last reset. The cycle count cannot be changed here.

Total Cycles
xxxxxx

Setting Time and Date

This menu displays the Time and allows a new time to be entered. The time is
displayed in a 24-hour format, also known as ‘Military Time’.

Press the RED button to move the cursor to the left, one character at a time.

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Press the GREEN button to change the character.

Set Time:
Set Time: HH:MM:SS_

Return the cursor to the far right, after the changes have been made and press
the GREEN button.

The seconds entry must reflect a number from ‘00’ to ’59’ or the new time entry
will not be saved.

The next message displays the Date and allows a new date to be entered. The
date display format is MM:DD:YY.

Press the RED button to move the cursor to the left, one character at a time.
Press the GREEN button to change the character.
Set Date:
Set Date: MM:DD:YY_

Return the cursor to the far right, after the changes have been made and press
the GREEN button.

The cursor must be returned to the far right or the new date entry will not be
saved.

Password Entry

All options following the Password entry display require entry of a password. If
the correct password is not entered, changes made will not be saved.

The message panel will display:

Enter Password
xxxxx_

To enter the password, press the RED button to advance the cursor to the desired
character and press the GREEN button to change the value of the characters.

After entering the correct password, return the cursor to the far right and press
the GREEN button. Failing to return the cursor will not allow the password to be
accepted.

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5.0 Setup Procedures and Adjustments

Automatic Setup

Use this menu item to automatically calibrate the platform and gripper settings
for the specific card type and size to be shuffled.

The message panel will alternate between the following displays:

Automatic Setup Automatic Setup

To Start Push RED Gripper 209, Platform 216

To start, press the RED button. You will be prompted to load the correct number
of cards, as previously selected. Place the cards in the feeder compartment.

Performing Auto Setup

Load 52 Cards
The shuffler will automatically begin the setup operation.

Setup Complete Setup Complete

Grip: 224, Plat: 200 Push GREEN Button

When these alternating messages appear, the Setup is complete. Press the GREEN
button to raise the platform in order to obtain the cards and to move to the next
menu option.

Seed RNG

This menu allows you to manually re-seed the random number generator. Push
the RED button to access the function, then press the GREEN button four times.

Delay After Platform Drop

This setting adjusts the delay time in milliseconds (msec) between the time the
platform is lowered and the gap is created to when the next card is inserted.

The message panel will display:

Delay After Plt. Drop
100

The delay should be set to the highest setting without causing delay to the game.
The delay can be set from 0 to 500 msec, in 100 msec increments.

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Resetting Shuffle Cycles

This menu item shows you the total number of cycles on the shuffler since the
previous reset and allows you to reset the cycle count to 0. Press the RED button
to reset. Press the GREEN button to advance to the next menu item.

Reset Cycles
005924

Resetting History Log

Press the GREEN button to advance to the Reset History Log display.

Reset History Logs

Press the RED button to reset all data stored in the history log to date.

IMPORTANT: Resetting this log will permanently erase all stored data.

Resetting Serial Number

Press the GREEN button to advance to the Serial Number menu item. The message
panel will display the serial number currently entered in the shuffler’s memory.
Serial Number:
100705

To change the number, press the RED button to advance the cursor and press the
GREEN button to change the digits.

Return the cursor to the far right after all changes have been made. Press the
GREEN button to save the entry.

The cursor must be returned to the far right or you will not be able to save the
new number entry.

IMPORTANT: The serial number should only be changed to match the serial
number stamped inside of the platform compartment.

To exit the Setup menu, turn off the power to the shuffler.

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6.0 Service Menu

Service Menu

To enter the Service Mode, turn the power switch on while pressing the GREEN
button down until the message panel displays:
Service Menu

Press the GREEN button to step through each Service Menu item.

Software Version

This message will indicate the current version of installed software.

Deck Mate 1.11

Cleaning Mode

Pressing the RED button in Cleaning Mode activates the pick-off and speed-up
motors at a low speed with increased torque to allow for hand cleaning of the
rollers. Pressing the RED button will cycle from FWD to STOP to REV to STOP.
Press the GREEN button to advance to the next menu item.
Cleaning Mode

Sensors

This mode identifies the on/off state of the switch and sensor inputs.
Sensors:
000 011 010

Position Sensor/Switch Normal State I/O Module 1 I/O Module 2

1 CIS 0 D9+D22
2 COS 0 D8
3 FCPS 0 D7
4 PCPS 0 D5
5 PHS 1 D7
6 GHS 1 D3
7 GCPS 0 D21+D24
8 DHS 1 D6
9 CDS 0 D23

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6.0 Service Menu

Download to PC

This menu item allows retrieval of machine history, if the operator is equipped
with the proper cable, adapter, PC and software, by connecting to the COM port
of the PC.
Download To PC

Platform Position Test

Press the RED button to move the platform to two different locations from the
zero (0) home position, typically 1043 and 1343. Monitor the encoder readout to
verify proper operation.
Platform Up/Middle/Dn
Encoder = 0

Gripper Position Test

Press the RED button repeatedly to test the grippers’ in and out movement.

Gripper In/Out

Speed Up Motor Test

Press the RED button to control the speed-up motor: Forward – Stop – Reverse.

Speed Up:
FWD – STOP - REV

Pick-Off Motor Test

Press the RED button to control the pick-off motor: Forward – Stop – Reverse.

Pick Off:
FWD - STOP - REV

To exit the Service menu, turn off the power to the shuffler.

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7.0 Cleaning and Preventive Maintenance
The Deck Mate® Shuffler incorporates a programmed ‘Soft Count’ cycle meter that can
be reset to zero. IF THE METER IS RESET, THE CYCLE COUNT WILL BE LOST.
When the Main Controller PCB (DU1151) is replaced, the new cycle count will reflect a
zero or near-zero total.

Environmental factors such as food at the table, presence of hand lotion, humidity, paper
or plastic cards, card quality, frequency of card changes or table layout fabric may
require maintenance to be performed more or less often.

Level 1 - 6,500 Cycles

• Remove Side Covers and blow out or vacuum top of machine
• Clean Rollers with 99% isopropyl alcohol
• Brush or blow off all Sensors
• Check for debris on Shaft between CIS and COS. Clean if needed
• Clean Gripper Pads
• Test run with casino’s cards and check for proper operation
Level 2 - 13,000 Cycles
• Perform Level 1 Maintenance
• Remove Bottom Cover. Blow out or vacuum bottom of machine and filter
• Check that the Grippers are level with the Platform (Use Fixture F1094)
• Remove CIS/COS Sensor Assembly. Clean transmitters and receivers
• Clean the Linear Guide between the Gripper Mounting Blocks
• Run auto setup with the casino’s cards
Level 3 - 80,000 Cycles
• Perform Level 1 and Level 2 Maintenance
• Replace all Rollers and Bearings
257056; Kit, Roller and Bearing, Deckmate, S/N 100101 through 104652
257051; Kit, Roller and Bearing, Deckmate, S/N 104653 and Up
Level 4 - 160,000 Cycles
• Perform Level 1 and Level 2 Maintenance
• Replace Card Separator
• Replace Gripper Pads
• Clean and lubricate inside diameter of Gripper Idler Pulley
• Check Red and Green Buttons for tightness
• Replace all Rollers and Bearings
249162; Kit, Roller and Bearing, Deckmate, S/N 100101 through 104652
249163; Kit, Roller and Bearing, Deckmate, S/N 104653 and Up

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8.0 Mechanical Setup and Adjustments

Platform Maintenance

If the platform and the grippers are not level with one another the result could
be that the grippers will not hold the cards up and the falling cards could cause
crashing, flipped cards or cards “wedged” against the inside of the platform
compartment.

Platform level should be checked on a monthly basis during routine Preventative

Maintenance.

Platform Level Check

1. Turn the power to the shuffler ‘Off’.

2. Hold the door open using the DECK MATE® shuffler Door Prop, part number
F1097.
3. Open the grippers as far out as possible.
4. Raise the platform by pulling down on the Platform Motor Belt.
5. Place the Platform Fixture, part number F1094, on the platform.
6. Carefully lower the platform and gauge below the grippers. Avoid ‘wedging’
the gauge in the platform area.
7. Push the grippers all the way in.
8. Raise the platform and the fixture up to contact the bottom of the grippers.
The gripper pads should not move side-to-side if the platform is level.

Leveling the Platform

1. Slightly loosen the four socket head screws on the

Platform Carriage using a 2.5 mm hex wrench.
2. Raise the platform and the fixture up to contact
the bottom of the grippers.
3. Tighten the four screws while holding the fixture
tightly against the grippers. The grippers should
not move side-to-side when the platform is
leveled.
4. Open the grippers all the way out.
5. Raise the platform and remove the fixture.

Test for Broken #4 PCPS Harness

1. Power up the shuffler while pressing the GREEN button to enter the Service
Mode.
2. Press the GREEN button to page through to the Sensors display.

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3. Disconnect Molex pin #24 which frees up the platform motor, allowing the
platform to move.
4. From the left, observe the 4th binary code.
5. Holding the platform belt, raise and lower the platform in a rapid up-and-down
motion.
6. If the ‘0’ changes to a ‘1’ at any time during platform movement, the harness
has an unseen break in the conductive wire causing intermittent breaks in the
electric current. The harness should be replaced.

Brake Roller Assembly Adjustment

1. Loosen the four Separator Plate Adjustment Screws.

2. Insert shim F1106 or F1107 between upper and lower brake rollers.
3. Press firmly on the separator plate while tightening the screws.
4. Remove the shim and check the clearance by inserting two cards between the
brake rollers. Definite resistance must be felt with two cards.
5. If the brake roller clearance changes as the rollers turn, the lower brake roller
shaft (DU1043) may not be straight and will need to be replaced.

LowerBrake Roller

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9.0 Troubleshooting

Symptom Cause Remedy

Shuffler will not power up. Bad 24v fuse Replace the fuse.
Bad power source. Check power source, power
cord and connections.
Faulty power supply. Replace power supply.
Stuck in autosetup (Platform Platform Home Switch is set Adjust Platform Home Switch.
reads from 0 to 335 then too low.
returns to 0).
Platform raises and lowers Faulty encoder. Replace encoder.
but encoder reading does not
change.
Faulty encoder harness/PC Replace faulty encoder
board. harness/PC board.
Flexible coupler is broken or Replace broken coupler.
loose.
Aborts shuffle (w/ cards left #4 wire harness (PCPS) has an Replace #4 harness.
in the feeder). internal break (intermittent).
Cards flipping over in the Card Separator is too loose. Adjust the separator
platform. assembly.
Gripper belt is too loose. Adjust (Tighten) the gripper
belt.
Delay After Platform Drop is Increase Delay time.
too fast – cards crashing.
“Missing Cards” error Card separator is too loose. Adjust the separator
message. assembly.
CI/CO sensor is dirty or Clean or replace sensor
faulty
Gripper drops cards. Gripper pads are dirty, worn Clean or replace gripper
or not free-moving. pads.
Platform is not level. Level the platform to the
grippers.
Gripper belt is too loose. Adjust (Tighten) the gripper
belt.
At power up, grippers cycle Faulty Gripper Home Switch Replace switch.
continuously. (GHS).
Feeds 2 cards only; message Faulty Gripper Card Present Replace sensor.
reads “Shuffling…..” sensor (GCPS).
Pickoff motor stalls. Card separator is too loose. Adjust the separator
assembly.
Main belt is too tight. Adjust the belt.

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Green or Red switch will not Switch is faulty. Replace switch

work.
Faulty I/O board. Swap and/or replace the I/O
board.
VFD message panel is blank. Faulty VFD message panel Replace the VFD.
Faulty I/O board. Replace the I/O board.
Red light and “Close Door” Faulty Door Home Sensor Replace Sensor
message at power up. (DHS).
“Remove Cards” message at Faulty Platform Card Present Replace sensor.
power up. Sensor (PCPS).
Broken #4 PCPS harness. Replace harness.
Poker version door will not Single Deck or Double Deck Select “Poker” as game in
open. game is selected. Setup Menu.
“Jam. Open Door Manually. Faulty Feeder Card Present Replace sensor.
Remove Feeder Cards” Sensor (FCPS) sensor.
message.
Broken FCPS harness Replace harness.

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