Installation Instructions

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1 Installation Instructions Kit Core Upgrade-EMB-B75B Without Modem Kit # These instructions outline the procedures to install the EMB-B75B motherboard into your existing Computer Core Chassis. There may be unused parts in this kit depending on the style of Core being upgraded. Tools Required 1/4 and 11/32 nut driver, #2 Philips Screw driver Parts Included with this Kit: Item # Part Number Description Quantity Computer Board Assy EMB-B75B SATA Hard Drive U.S Bracket Hard Drive Tray Replacement Bracket SATA Mounting Adapter Cover Computer Card (Not Shown) Cover PSI Low Profile (Not Shown) Power On/Reset CBA Cable Assembly ON/Reset Harness Assembly ATX Power Cable Assembly DB EC Cable SATA Data 1 12 EC Harness SATA Power DB9 Hardware (Not Shown) #6-32 x ¼ Phillips (Not Shown) #4-40 x ¼ Phillips (Not Shown) M3 x 6 Phillips (Not Shown) Tie Wrap (Not Shown) Bracket Mounting (Hard Drive) 1 These Instructions NOTE: If you are installing this kit into a Blue View Core Computer assembly, you will need to order one additional harness. Order part number Page 1 of 12

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3 Caution: When installing this EMB-B75B motherboard, care should be taken to avoid static discharges that can damage the motherboard. The motherboard installation should be done on a static dissipative mat along with a grounding wrist strap. Removing the Motherboard and ON/OFF reset board 1. Turn the jukebox off and unplug the power cord from the wall outlet. 2. Open the jukebox door and disconnect all the harnessing to the Computer Core. Note where the cables plug into the Computer Core Assembly for later reinstallation. Remove the Computer Core from the jukebox. 3. Rowe has six major Computer Cores as shown in Figure 2. Each Core has slightly different variations (fans, lights, etc.) depending on your jukebox model. It is important to note these variations and ensure they are connected after the motherboard installation. Figure 2 4. Remove all necessary components and covers to access the motherboard. Unplug and remove all ribbon cables from the motherboard. Disconnect all of the ATX power supply connections and the IDE Cable from the hard drive. Remove the modem card and its PCI cover (if present) from the motherboard; they will not be reused. Replacement PCI Covers (Items #5 and #6) are provided in this kit. 5. Remove the old ON/OFF reset board (340524XX) and the DB9 cable assembly from its mounting bracket; they will not be reused. Save the mounting bracket and hardware for later use. 6. Remove the seven screws that secure the motherboard to the core chassis. The motherboard and the front panel will not be reused; save the screws for later use. Page 3 of 12

4 Installing the EMB-B75B Motherboard and ON/OFF reset board 7. Insert the front panel into position and carefully align the new motherboard (Item #1) with the four existing studs on the computer core chassis. Secure the motherboard with four of the seven screws removed in step #6. 8. Mount the ON/OFF reset board (Item #7) and the DB9 Cable Assembly (Item #10) and its hardware (Item #13) to your previously removed mounting bracket and reinstall into your Computer Core. Connect the ON/RESET cable (Item #8) into the keyed 10-pin header of the ON/RESET circuit board assembly. Refer to Figure Figure 3 shows all the electrical connections to your new motherboard. Connect the two ribbon cables as shown in Figure 3. Connect the 20-pin connector to the 24-pin housing on the motherboard. If your ATX power supply does not have the 4-pin connector, use the ATX Power Harness (Item #9) provided with this kit. If you have a chassis fan, connect it to a spare 4-pin connector of the ATX power supply. Refer to Figure PIN ATX POWER SUPPLY CONNECTION CONNECTIONS EC SATA/POWER CONNECTION EC ON/RESET CABLE CONNECTIONS DB9 SERIAL CABLE Note: FOR BLUE VIEW CORE USE SERIAL CABLE (not included in this kit) Figure 3 4-PIN ATX POWER SUPPLY CONNECTION Page 4 of 12

5 Assembling the SATA Hard Drive with the Adapter Mounting Bracket 10. Secure the SATA hard drive (Item #2) to the SATA Mounting Adapter Bracket (Item #4) using the four M3 x 6 metric screws (Item #16) as shown in Figure 4. HARD DRIVE M3X6 METRIC SCREWS (TWO ON EITHER SIDE) ADAPTOR BRACKET Figure 4 The following pages describe installing the hard drive in the different computer core models. Continue to the step # relating to the core you are reworking XX Step XX Step Step Step A Step 17 View Core Step 18 Connecting the SATA Hard Drive to the XX Series Computer Core 11. Disconnect the 4-pin power cable and IDE cable from the hard drive tray. Remove the four screws that mount the hard drive tray. The tray will not be reused, but you must save the screws for use in the following step. See Figure 4. REMOVE THE SCREWS TWO ON EITHER SIDE REMOVE POWER AND IDE CABLES Figure 5 Page 5 of 12

6 12. Mount the replacement Hard Drive Tray Bracket (Item #3) on the inside cover of your computer core using the four screws previously removed. Ensure the bracket properly covers the front opening. Thread the four 6-32 x ¼ screws (Item #14) into the mounting adapter leaving approximately 1/16-inch gap. Insert the screw heads through the four keyholes on the hard drive tray replacement bracket and slide the hard drive down to secure it into the slots. Tighten the four screws. See Figure Connect the SATA/Power Cable EC (Item #12) to a 4-pin connector of the ATX power supply. Connect the SATA/Data Cable EC (Item #11) to the motherboard. Refer to Figure 3 for motherboard connections. Continue with step #19. FOUR KEYHOLES HARD DRIVE REPLACEMENT TRAY SATA/POWER CABLE Figure 6 Page 6 of 12

7 Connecting the SATA Hard Drive to the XX Series Computer Core. 14. Disconnect the power and IDE Cables from the hard drive. Loosen the thumbscrew and remove the hard drive from the housing; it will not be reused. Insert the hard drive adapter bracket and hard drive assembled in step #10 into the housing and secure with the four fasteners. Reassemble the housing to the computer core and connect the SATA/Power Cable EC (Item #12) to a 4-pin connector of the ATX power supply. Connect the SATA/Data Cable EC (Item #11) to the motherboard. Refer to Figure 3 for motherboard connections. Continue with step #19. ASSEMBLED HARD DRIVE ATX POWER SUPPLY CONNECTION AND SATA/POWER Figure 7 Page 7 of 12

8 Connecting the SATA Hard Drive to the Computer Core 15. Disconnect the power and IDE Cables from the hard drive. Loosen the four screws and remove the hard drive and bracket, it will not be reused. Attach the hard drive adapter bracket and hard drive (assembled in step #10) to the new Hard Drive Mounting Bracket (Item #18) by aligning it with the slots and securing it with four screws (Item #14). Connect the SATA/Power Cable EC (Item #12) to a 4-pin connector of the ATX power supply. Connect the SATA/Data Cable EC (Item #11) to the motherboard (refer to Figure 3). Connect the SATA Data and SATA Power cables to the hard drive as shown in Figure 8. Attach the hard drive assembly to the computer core. Refer to Figure 3 for motherboard connections. Reassemble the remaining components to the computer core. Continue with step #19. ATX POWER SUPPLY AND SATA/POWER HARD DRIVE ASSEMBLY HARD DRIVE MOUNTING BRACKET Figure 8 Page 8 of 12

9 Connecting the SATA Hard Drive to the Computer Core 16. Disconnect the power and IDE Cables from the hard drive. Remove the two thumbscrews and the two hard drive brackets from the hard drive (the hard drive will not be reused). Attach these two brackets to the hard drive adapter bracket and hard drive assembled in step #10 and secure with the same four screws. Reassemble the hard drive assembly to the computer core. Connect the SATA/Power Cable EC (Item #12) to a 4-pin connector of the ATX power supply. Connect the SATA/Data Cable EC (Item #11) to the motherboard. Refer to Figure 3 for motherboard connections. Continue with step #19. ATX POWER SUPPLY AND POWER CONNECTIONS Figure 9 Page 9 of 12

10 Connecting the SATA Hard Drive to the A Series Rock-Ola Computer Core 17. Disconnect the power and IDE Cables from the hard drive. Remove the four thumbscrews from the hard drive (the hard drive will not be reused). Install the four thumbscrews into the adapter bracket and hard drive assembled in step #10. Reassemble the hard drive assembly to the Computer Core as shown in Figure 10. Connect the SATA/Power Cable EC (Item #12) to a 4-pin connector of the ATX power supply. Connect the SATA/Data Cable EC (Item #11) to the motherboard. Refer to Figure 3 for the motherboard connections. Continue with step #19. HARD DRIVE ASSEMBLY AND POWER CONNECTIONS Figure 10 Page 10 of 12

11 Connecting the SATA Hard Drive to the Modified View Computer Core 18. Disconnect the power and IDE Cables from the hard drive. Remove the four screws that mount the hard drive (the hard drive will not be reused). Install the adapter bracket and hard drive assembled in step #10. Reassemble the hard drive assembly to the Computer Core as shown in Figure 11. Connect the SATA/Power Cable EC (Item #12) to a 4-pin connector of the ATX power supply. Connect the SATA/Data Cable EC (Item #11) to the motherboard. Refer to Figure 3 for the motherboard connections. HARD DRIVE ASSEMBLY AND POWER CONNECTIONS Figure Reinstall the modified Computer Core into the jukebox and reconnect all cables removed in step #2. Take a moment to visually inspect the jukebox to ensure proper connections before powering up the jukebox. Plug the jukebox back into the wall outlet and turn the jukebox on. Follow the on-screen instructions and load your choice of music. Check for proper jukebox operation such as sound, money collection and proper credit and pricing. This concludes the Kit installation. Page 11 of 12

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