How to Install Your Chicago Gaming Company Shaker Motor

Cary Hardy·video·2m 34s·analyzed·Apr 15, 2022

Analysis

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TL;DR

Step-by-step shaker motor installation guide for Cactus Canyon Remake.

Summary

Instructional video by Cary Hardy demonstrating the physical installation process for a shaker motor on Chicago Gaming Company's Cactus Canyon Remake. The video covers hardware assembly, power connections, and notes that the shaker motor is already coded into the game's software and activates during specific gameplay moments.

Key Claims

Cactus Canyon Remake has the shaker motor pre-coded and enabled in the game firmware
high confidence · Video creator states shaker motor setting is 'already coded to be enabled' and doesn't require additional configuration
Cactus Canyon Remake shaker motor triggers during Bart target hits and drop target pop-ups
high confidence · Creator identifies 'notable moments' for shaker feedback: 'hitting Bart and when the drop targets on the playfield are popping up'
Chicago Gaming Company shaker motor uses standard quarter-inch socket and Phillips head screws for installation
high confidence · Hardware specifications and tools listed at beginning of installation guide

Notable Quotes

“The shaker motor will line up perfectly with the holes that are already drilled. Then simply install the four bolts.”
Cary Hardy@ 0:40 — Indicates CGC designed pre-drilled mounting holes for shaker integration, suggesting shaker was planned from initial design rather than retrofit
“The Shaker Motor setting on Cactus Canyon Remake is already coded to be enabled, so all you have to do is get the playfield and the glass back in position.”
Cary Hardy@ 1:27 — Confirms shaker functionality is built into game firmware and requires no additional software setup
“The shaker reaction on Cactus Canyon Remake interacts very well with the game.”
Cary Hardy@ 1:57 — Endorsement of shaker implementation quality on the game

Entities

Cary Hardyperson Chicago Gaming CompanycompanyCactus Canyon Remakegame

Signals

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community_signal: Chicago Gaming Company providing instructional content (via creator Cary Hardy) to support owner installation and use of cabinet features
medium · Professional instructional video demonstrating proper installation procedure suggests manufacturer support for owner self-service installation
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product_strategy: Cactus Canyon Remake includes integrated shaker motor feature with pre-drilled mounting holes and firmware support, indicating deliberate mechanical design at manufacturing stage
high · Pre-drilled holes align perfectly with shaker motor mount; shaker motor setting pre-coded and enabled in game firmware

Topics

Shaker motor installation and setupprimaryCactus Canyon Remake hardware integrationprimaryChicago Gaming Company manufacturing standardssecondaryPinball cabinet modification and maintenancesecondary

Sentiment

positive(0.85)— Content is instructional and straightforward. Creator expresses satisfaction with shaker implementation ('interacts very well with the game'). Tone is informative and encouraging. Light humor at the end ('You are now rocking. Or rumbling. Whatever.').

Transcript

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Start by removing the balls from the game. This is my method. Extend and raise the playfield. I'm a little careful when the playfield touches the backbox. You will only have two different pieces of hardware with the shaker motor. They will require a quarter inch socket or flathead and a Phillips head screwdriver. The shaker motor will line up perfectly with the holes that are already drilled. Then simply install the four bolts. Make sure they are securely tightened to the cabinet. You don't want the shaker motor to come loose over time. Attach the power connector that is within the wire loom already. Now install the cover The two screw holes will line up perfectly Tighten it down You have successfully installed your Chicago Gaming Company Shaker Motor The Shaker Motor setting on Cactus Canyon Remake is already coded to be enabled, so all you have to do is get the playfield and the glass back in position. Then boot it up. You are now rocking. Or rumbling. Whatever. The shaker reaction on Cactus Canyon Remake interacts very well with the game. Some notable moments are when you are hitting Bart and when the drop targets on the playfield are popping up.