Getting Started with Your Pi Series Arcade
Powering On Your Pi Series Arcade
Now that you have received your Signature Series Arcade, it is critical to know the proper way to power on and power off your system. If you have a TV remote that came with the arcade system, you will simply turn on the cabinet using the power switch on the back. Then use the remote to turn the screen on and navigate to HDMI 1. Afterwards, you should see the system booting. Wait until it is fully booted and then proceed to the next step of the control panel layout.
Powering Off Your Pi Series Arcade
When you are done playing your signature series arcade it is good to shut down the system. You can do this by navigating to the main menu and then pressing start. Scroll down to shutdown and then shutdown system. Wait a few moments and you will notice the screen will say no signal. After one min you can then flip the power switch on the back of the cabinet to the O.
Control Panel layout
Support ticket submission
If you have visited the links above but still have issues with your system, please submit a support ticket to Ourcades The Home Of Custom Arcades. Provide a detailed description of the issues, and someone will reach out to you as soon as possible. This support ticket is for both software-related and all other related issues.
Additional Information and Settings
Our systems have come a long way since we first started building Ourcades. We began with the Raspberry Pi 3 and have steadily upgraded to the Pi 5. The documentation you need will depend on the system you have. If you’re unsure which system or Raspberry Pi version your arcade is running, don’t worry—just submit a support ticket.
The links below offer a wealth of information about your system, including helpful details and solutions for common issues. If you’re still experiencing problems after reviewing the documentation, please submit a support ticket for further assistance.