I just purchased a Laser Cue machine with a new rottendog board and the game is playing a little funny. I read in a couple other posts that the dip switch setting can cause confusion and I am wondering if mine might be reversed.

The DS3 dip switch box has the tabs that rotate instead of slide. When the tabs are sticking out on the bottom (which is labeled open), does that mean the tab is set to 0 or 1?

If I try reversing the last six switches to check and see if they are reversed, could this cause a bigger issue?

By playing funny here is what I mean - I am testing the targets manually with the glass off. I know the targets must be hit in order in this game. 1,2 and 3 all register fine. When I press the 4 target it drops but the 4 light still blinks. If I complete P-O-O-L above then the 4 registers and it moves to five. I have the same issue with the 6 ball and also with one of the L targets for B-A-L-L.

Thanks for any help you can provide!

Scott

I realized that if I reverse them then I need to reverse all 8 - assuming they are all set backwards. Any harm in trying this? I wouldn't think so but better safe than sorry!

OK - the issue I have is with at least 3 of the targets (one is drop target and the other two are stand-ups) and the sound works fine when I hit the targets - it registers a sound and score, but it does not light the letter that it is supposed to.

The big question I have is whether I can try reversing the dip switches to see if the game setting is incorrect. Would this mess up my game worse if I program in the wrong game setting and then try to play it?

Thanks Tullster - it sounds safe to give this a shot then. I'll try this evening.