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Midway 16-20044-101 Video Game Furniture User Manual

1. ESE n audi Arabia TRANSFORMER APPLICATION CHART POWER TRANSFORMER ASSEMBLIES Line Power 120 VAC 60 HZ 230 VAC 50HZ 100 VAC 50HZ Part Number 5610 14927 00 5610 14926 01 5610 15275 00 TYPICAL POWER TRANSFORMER ASSEMBLY Parts 4 24 HYDROTHUNDER _ FIVE WIRING amp CIRCUIT INFORMATION WARNING Failure to reconnect all ground wires or to replace metal shields and covers with each mounting screw installed and securely tightened may result in radio frequency interference Do not disconnect or connect cables wiring harness circuit boards computer circuit cards jumpers etc with the power ON Doing so can damage game electronic components and void your warranty Wiring 5 1 CABINET WIRING DIAGRAM 1940 e N 1HM X18 3 1 9HO 18 MOV 4 2 v v el zl Z
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3. Field Replaceable Parts DESIGNATION PART NUMBER FUNCTION DESCRIPTION U2 Instruction ROM Not required in this game Parts 4 16 VIDEO GRAPHICS CARD ASSEMBLY 20 10551 Field Replaceable Parts DESIGNATION PART NUMBER FUNCTION DESCRIPTION J6 Graphics Mode Select Not required in this game FILTER CARD ASSEMBLY 04 12651 DUTSIDE lan INSIDE POWER IN POWER OUT T P 1 2 L1 B IER F3 E 5 5 OUTSIDE INSIDE Field Replaceable Parts DESIGNATION PART NUMBER FUNCTION DESCRIPTION F1 F5 5060 15633 00 EMI Filter 2200 pF Dual Capacitor L1 L5 5556 14181 00 EMI Filter Ferrite Bead Inductor Parts 4 17 AUDIO AMPLIFIER BOARD ASSEMBLY 04 12529 1 ND US N F lt Qu 2
4. NETWORK INTERFACE LED INDICATOR STATUS CHART DESIGNATION LOCATION FUNCTION COLOR STATE X MEANING LEFT CENTER LINK VERIFY GREEN NOT IN USE UNDER JACK INDICATOR NORMAL _ OPERATON BLINKING EINK FAULT BIEN _ RIGHT CENTER ACTIVITY GREEN NOT IN UE UNDER JACK INDICATOR NO DATA NOTE 2 OPERATION NOTES 1 Intermittent cable or hub problems may cause blinking Must be continuous at all times when linked 2 Blinks as data packets are exchanged May appear almost continuous during heavy network activity Wiring 5 6 VIDEO GRAPHICS CARD ASSEMBLY 20 10551 VIDEO GRAPHICS CONNECTOR AND JUMPER STATUS CHART DESIGNATION LOCATION FUNCTION MEANING SETTING DEFAULT J1 LEFT CENTER VIDEO GRAPHIC DB 15 ON SIGNAL INFORMATION NOTE 1 BRACKET OUTPUT TO INTERFACE J2 J7 NONE NOT USED NOTE 2 JP2 NONE USED 2 NOTES 1 Connects to Interface Board Assembly through shielded cable Does not connect directly to monitor 2 Manufacturer op
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6. P7 P5 P P2 ZUR F2 F1 N N N 04 N _ ED X N N C4 65 1 N N gt Se 4 P3 3 2 211097 16 P 118 U8 b H U2 U Ug WHEEL DRIVER BOARD LED INDICATOR STATUS CHART DESIGNATION LOCATION FUNCTION COLOR STATE MEANING LED 1 RIGHT CENTER INDICATOR NEAR C5 amp P2 OPERATION NOTE 1 NOTES 1 LED 1 monitors a regulated power supply voltage source Must be on continuously at all times Flash or blinking indicates an intermittent connection a power problem a circuit fault etc Wiring 5 12 HYDROTHUNDER _ 51 TROUBLESHOOTING NOTICE The term VGM refers to the video game machine CAUTION This VGM uses complex electronic components that are very sensitive to static electricity Observe the following precautions before handling VGM electronics Failure to do so may void your warranty and could damage electronic assemblies Before servicing electronics turn off AC power to the Wait for capacitors to discharge e Before touching or handling electronic assemblies discharge static electricity on your body To discharge this static begin by connecting the line cord to a grounded outlet Don t turn on the VGM Next touch the safety ground stud of the
7. Service 3 8 COOLING FAN SLOT 1 PROCESSOR CELERON 333 POWER SUPPLY ASSEMBLY CPU FAN lt ASSEMBLY HARD DISK DRIVE RIBBON CABLE HARD DISK DRIVE BRACKET DRIVE Pw SK SEMBLY HYDROTHUNDER 5 WARNING USE OF NON MIDWAY PARTS OR CIRCUIT MODIFICATIONS MAY CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR EQUIPMENT DAMAGE USE ONLY MIDWAY AUTHORIZED PARTS For safety and reliability substitute parts and modifications are not recommended Substitute parts or modifications may void EMC directives or FCC type acceptance Parts 4 1 3913 0 LAN 00 1 1 0 0007 53 MO 61801 10 55710 140 91 2 80 9NvIJ 0 1 LAN vA 00 1 110 0 13239 1502 9066 60 Mmpivids WHO 8 00 860S L GGGG 5 8 00 82LL0 80tU L0 800t 90 611 00 ging 1N35S3J0n4 6088 72 4 2 Parts MARQUEE ASSEMBLY 4108 01219 11 8 11 16 PINCHD AB SPECIAL 31 9440 SCREENED MARQUEE 01 135621_ SPEAKER GRILL Parts 4 3 X __03 8252 2 MARQUEE RETAINER N 08 7456 17 MARQUEE CLASS 03 9373 1 CHANNEL GLASS EDGE TRANSFORMER SEE APPLICATION CHART CABINET REAR VIEW
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9. IONITOR CH ASSEMBLY SEE DETAIL DR Parts 4 4 ITCH EMBLY COMPUTER ASSEMBLY SEE DETAIL D 6 3 REAR DOOR ASSEMBLY SEE DETAIL DRA REAR DOOR ASSEMBLY A 20281 g0 7 1 1 04 1 22 M3A00 310H INIA 02 6097 60 0001 0 1455 Hood 40 1 1 04 1 L108 80c cLLO 0c v A 18IN3 4901 4009 0S 0L 0c 14 06 LAN 3lvld 79 1 00 1711 0 0077 1 98211 10 UG 24 89 39 Jo 00 1711 0 0077 M3 91 11 11 61210 801 X M3ddn 6868 10 4 5 Parts COIN DOOR ASSEMBLY See coin door application chart for assembly and part numbers COIN ENTRY PLATE BUTTON BEZEL ENTRY REJECT BUTTON CAM LOCK ARM 24 8768 259 OR 555 LIGHT BULB SOCKET MECH HOLDER KEY HOOK UPPER PLATE TEST H Parts 4 6 COIN DOOR ASSEMBLY cont d See coin door application chart for assembly and part numbers NUT W CAM LOCK COIN METER Parts 4 7 DASH ASSEMBLY A 23303 20 10209 2 PUSHBUTTON WHITE 4020 01178 08 20 10209 1 71 4 20 x 1 2 FLGRP USHBUTTON RED 94204 01141 00 NUT 1 4 2
10. 1999 MID WAY 16 20040 101 UPRIGHT DEDICATED VIDEO GAME 25 CABINET LISTED Operations Manual Includes Installation Operation Testing amp Problem Diagnosis Parts Information Wiring Diagrams Product Service Midway Games Inc 3401 North California Avenue Chicago Illinois 60618 5899 USA http www hydrothunder com HYDROTHUNDER PRODUCT SAFETY SPECIFICATIONS SETUP amp MAINTENANCE NOTICE This manual is subject to change without notice MIDWAY reserves the right to make improvements in equipment function design or components as progress in engineering or manufacturing methods may warrant Fill out and mail in the Game Information Card Include the game serial number from the label on the rear of the cabinet For your records write the game serial number in the manual SERIAL NUMBER Setup 1 1 Setup 1 2 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS The following safety instructions apply to operators and service personnel Read these instructions before preparing the game for play Other safety instructions appear throughout this manual DEFINITIONS OF SAFETY TERMS DANGER indicates an imminent hazard If you fail to avoid this hazard it WILL cause death or serious injury WARNING indicates a potential hazard If you fail to avoid this hazard it COULD cause death or serious injury CAUTION indicates a potent
11. 2 5Fr 4 10Fr 1 5Fr 3 10Fr 1 5Fr 2 10Fr 2 5Fr 5 10Fr 11 2 X 10Fr 2 5Fr 4 10Fr 9 2 X 10Fr 1 5Fr 3 10Fr 7 2 X 10Fr 1 5Fr 2 10Fr 5 2 X 10Fr 1 3 X 1Fr 2 5Fr 1 2 X 167 3 5Fr 1 3 X tFr 2 5Fr 5 10Fr 1 2 X 167 3 5Fr 7 10 1 10Fr 2 20Fr 4 30Fr 1 1SFr 6 5SFr 1SFr 5SFr 1 1SFr 7 5SFr 1SFr 5SFr 1 1SFr 8 5SFr 1SFr 5SFr 1 50p 3 1 00 1 50p 2 1 00 1 30p 2 50p 5 1 00 1 50p 3 1 00 1 50p 2 1 00 2 50p 3 1 00 1 100Pta 6 500Pta 100Pta 500Pta 1 100Pta 5 500Pta 100Pta 500Pta 1 3X20 2 1 00 20 91 00 1 5X20 1 1 00 20 1 00 1 100Yen 100 Yen 100 Yen 2 100Yen 100 Yen 100 Yen 1 5Sch 2 10Sch 5 Sch 10 Sch 1 2X5Sch 3 2X10Sch 5 Sch 10 Sch 5SKr 1 2 206 20 20 1 1HFI 3 2 5HFI Operation 2 33 NAME START CONTINUE CREDITS COIN COIN 1 COIN 2 coms coma Bul NORWAY 2 2 1 2XINKr 3 5X1NKr DENMARK 2 1 2XIDKr 3 5DKr 7 2X5DKr Ds 894 L L ANTILLIES 1 256 4 1G 25 HUNGARY 1 2X10Ft 3 2X20Ft deor 1 Operation 2 34 THREE SERVICE NOTICE The term VGM refers to the video game machine CAUTION This VGM uses complex electronic components that are very sensitive to static electricity Observe the following precautions before handling VGM electronics Failure to do so may void your warranty and could damage electronic assemblies e Before servicing electronics
12. 20 10555 HARD DISK DRIVE COOLING ASSEMBLY ASSEMBLY 20 10559 8 8 FAN GRILLE Pp SELF TAPPING SCREW x 1 2 Parts 4 13 ARCADE COMPUTER MOTHERBOARD AND CPU 20 10554 MOTHERBOARD INTEL SE440BX 2 DY CPU P HEAT SINK 5882 16135 0 0 CENE LITHIUM BATTERY BRIAN n UE 20 10549 CPU FAN ASSEMBLY NOTE 1 Although This Motherboard Is A Stock Item Used On Many Personal Computers It Requires A Custom Operating System To Function In This Game NOTE 2 DIMM and CPU modules from other manufacturers may be electrically equivalent or better than those illustrated here but performance has not been verified with alternate components Check with your distributor for information before attempting to use other than factory authorized parts NOTE 3 Celeron and Slot 1 are registered trademarks of Intel Parts 4 14 COMPUTER MOTHERBOARD ASSEMBLY 20 10554 REPERTA Bue 972 8 222 c3 25 E E 5 1111
13. lt CARRIAGE CABINET SHOWN FOR REFERENCE 7 BOLT 7 INSTALL THE DOOR LOCK AND SECURITY BRACKETS Modify the lock plate at the top of the rear door Remove the bolts and nuts from the lock plate Rotate the plate so that the slot will be above the door Reinstall the bolts and nuts and tighten firmly 3 A lt H eed EG E N E REFER qe APPLICATION CHART INSTALL THE POWER CORD The power cord is with the spare parts Match the holes on the IEC plug with the prongs in the receptacle Push the plug firmly to seat it Route the cord away from cabinet wheels and foot traffic areas Refer to the game s Cabinet Wiring Diagram in Chapter 5 and check to see that all cable connectors are correctly secured Inspect for damaged connectors Be sure that yu DO NOT FORCE CONNECTORS Most connectors are keyed to prevent making reversed connections CAUTION CHECK POWER SUPPLY LINE VOLTAGE SELECTOR SWITCH Set the 110 220 VAC selector on the power supply for the correct local line voltage Check the selector setting before switching on the game Reinstall the rear door and close it Lock the rear door and remove the key If required install the extra padlock through the hasp Install the screws at the top and sides of the rear door Tighten the screws snugly Close and lock the cash box and coin doors NOTICE Tamp
14. the controls should function well Return to the Diagnostics screen then choose Stereo Sound Tests Follow the on screen instructions to verify that each of the speakers is operational If no errors are found the audio should function well Return to the Diagnostics screen then choose Force Feedback Tests Follow the on screen instructions to verify that steering resistance is present If no errors are found the aim should be good Return to the Main Menu screen then choose Calibrate Steering and Throttle Follow the on screen instructions to set steering and throttle limits If no errors are found the controls will have the maximum accuracy Return to the Main Menu screen then choose Start the Game The game will automatically enter its Attract Mode of operation scenes and sounds from typical races players scores messages etc Insert currency or tokens and play a game Change the volume and make any other adjustments Install the rear door Close and lock all doors Tighten the leveler nuts and engage the caster locks Setup 1 8 HYDROTHUNDER TWO OPERATION FEATURES AUDITS amp ADJUSTMENTS NOTICE This manual is subject to change without notice MIDWAY reserves the right to make improvements in equipment function design or components as progress in engineering or manufacturing methods may warrant Operation 2 1 GAME OPERATION DESIGN PHILOSOPHY This game uses an Arcade Computer
15. to control its functions The Arcade Computer is a hybrid cross between the custom game computer circuits used in most games and the personal computers found in many offices The Arcade Computer uses a familiar case enclosure with a motherboard plug in cards a modular power supply disk drives etc but it has been optimized specifically for playing this game This design permits improved upgrade and service access without sacrificing game ruggedness or reliability PLAYER CONTROLS BOOST Button This button allows a player to begin or continue play select tracks and boats etc If the Boost feature is active this adds a burst of power the button is illuminated when Boost is available during a race An on screen gauge shows exactly how much Boost fuel has been collected by a player THROTTLE Lever Controls craft speed Push up to move forward down to back up Stop is a detent position in between Reverse is spring loaded but forward speeds may be maintained without attention cruise STEERING WHEEL The steering wheel is used to aim the craft It provides course condition feedback to the pilot HIGH View This button gives a distant aerial view of the track The position is from above and behind the boat This is what a helicopter camera would see LOW View This button gives a close up aerial view of the track The position is from above and behind the boat This is what a boat camera would see PILOT View This b
16. turn off AC power to the Wait for capacitors to discharge e Before touching or handling electronic assemblies discharge static electricity on your body discharge this static begin by touching the case of the Arcade Computer Next connect the line cord to a grounded outlet Don t turn on the VGM e Store electronic assemblies in an anti static area Use anti static bags to store or transport VGM circuit boards Transport the hard drive in its shipping container e Don t remove or connect electronic assemblies when cabinet power is on Otherwise you ll damage electronic assemblies and void the VGM warranty e After you complete maintenance or service replace ground wires shields safety covers etc Install and tighten ground and mounting screws Service 3 1 SERVICING Only qualified service personnel should repair VGM equipment The following product guidelines apply to all video game operators and service personnel Notes cautions and warnings appear throughout this manual where they apply Study the Safety pages before beginning service Battery CAUTION If you install the battery incorrectly it may explode Avoid direct shorts across the terminals or from terminals to ground These batteries are designed for very long life Don t attempt to recharge these batteries CAUTION Avoid an explosion Replacement batteries must match the originals in size voltage rating and composition Manufacturer recommended equiva
17. 19 WHEEL DRIVER BOARD ASSEMBLY 04 11127 P7 P5 a P2 F2 F1 a 02 LED N We k C4 65 P1 N x 2 02 _ jrg U7 U6 Pe P4 b H U2 U5 US Field Replaceable Parts DESIGNATION PART NUMBER FUNCTION DESCRIPTION BR1 5100 13945 00 Bridge Rectifier 100V 6A SIP D2 D3 5070 14526 00 Diode Rectifier MR751 100V 6A D7 5070 15115 00 Dual Rectifier MUR1605 50V 8A SIP F1 F2 5731 14094 00 Circuit Protection 4A 125V 5x20mm SB Fuse Q1 5162 08976 00 Transistor 2N6427 NPN Q2 5160 14035 00 Transistor 2N3904 NPN U1 U2 5370 12602 00 Driver Circuit ULN2064B IC 04 5370 14069 00 Power Driver Parts 4 20 LM12 Op Amplifier ELECTRONIC CABLE ASSEMBLIES SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS CABLE NULL MODEM DB 9F TO DB 9F 20 10532 VIDEO COMMUNICATIONS CABLE SHIELDED DB 15 TO DB 15 5797 13171 00 Parts 4 21 ELECTRONIC CABLE ASSEMBLIES N EN AN AUDIO AMPLIFIER CABLE MINIATURE STEREO PHONE PLUG TO PHONO PLUGS 04 12578 2 COMPUTER RESET CABLE 2 PIN PLUG TO LOCKING 2 PIN PLUG 04 12657 Parts 4 22 LINE CORD APPLICATION CHART Part Number 5850 58
18. 2 3 4 Press INISHES PL YER PL YER PL YER PLAYER TEST 5 WON Sz RACES RACES RACES RACES CREDIT to return to previous menu AUDITS TOTALS SCREEN 5 N The Audits Totals display additional information about player statistics and ability This information assists the operator in understanding game usage and profitability Use the operator control switches to select Audits Totals from the Game Audits menu Press TEST to enter the Audits Totals display This screen reports information but does not permit changes Free Games Won remains at zero if the bonus and award options are set to OFF Refer to the General Adjustments Menu for the bonus and award options settings Two Three and Four Player Races remain at zero if no other games are linked to this one Operation 2 9 AUDITS BY TRACK MIDWAY PAGE 1 OF 11 SHIP GRAVEYARD GAMES PLAYED CONT INUES FREE GAMES WON STARTS FREE GAMES TIME EXPIRES DID NOT FINISH FINISHES 1 PLAYER RACES PLAYER RACES 3 PLAYER RACES 4 PLAYER RACES Press VOL to page up VOL to own CREDIT to return to previous menu TYPICAL AUDITS BY TRACK SCREEN The Audits by Track report gives operators more specific information about player choices and ability Use the operator control switches to select Audits by Track from the Game Audits menu Press TEST to enter either display This screen reports information but does no
19. 4 JP13 JP14 jt 2 UPS UP4 UPS Q1 U1 7 02 U3 Uu 4 012 JP12 9 U6 22 U10 Te UB 2 1 Y2 07 02 U4 U11 Y9 JP15 J2 S JP10 JP7 P DIEGO INTERFACE BOARD SWITCHES DESIGNATION LOCATION FUNCTION POSITIONS STATE MEANING 61 3 RIGHT CENTER GAME 2 NEAR JP7 amp JP8 MODES OPERATION TEST MODE RIGHT CENTER CABINET NEAR JP7 amp JP8 DISABLED ENABLED NOTES Use 51 3 only during testing or troubleshooting The game will not start if this switch is left ON Use 51 4 to set game type The speakers and leader lights will not work properly if set incorrectly Use 51 8 only during testing or troubleshooting The game may lock up or freeze if this is disabled 51 1 2 5 6 and 7 have no assigned function Leave these switches in their OFF positions PQs Wiring 5 9 DIEGO INTERFACE BOARD LED INDICATOR STATUS CHART DESIGNATION LOCATION FUNCTION COLOR STATE MEANING MIDDLE CENTER NEAR JP12 amp U10 MIDDLE CENTER NEAR JP12 amp U10 MIDDLE CENTER NEAR JP12 amp U10 MIDDLE CENTER NEAR JP12 amp U10 1 OPERATION INDICATOR NOT IN USE NOTE 1 OPERATION INDICATOR GREEN NOT IN USE ON LOCKED UP NOTE 2 BLINKING NORMAL OPERATION INDICATOR NOT IN USE 2 OPERATION UPPER LEFT NEAR JP13 amp L37 NOTES 1 INDICATOR POWER OPERATION NOTE 3 LED 1 and LED 2 ar
20. MENU MIDWAY GENERAL ADJUSTMENTS MENU METRIC OFF FREE PLAY OFF FREE RACE FOR ist ON MULTI PLAYER FOR FREE RACE OFF ENABLE ALL BOATS OFF UNLOCK ALL TRACKS OFF RACES FOR BONUS 1 3 RACES FOR BONUS 2 2 CABINET TYPE 25 SITDOWN PRICING MENU i FORCE FEEDBACK ADJUSTMENT MENU SELECTION TIME ADJUSTMENTS MENU k RETURN TO PREVIOUS MENU Press TEST to return to previous menu GENERAL ADJUSTMENTS MENU SCREEN The General Adjustments Menu contains options to control the cost and type of play It also sets the cabinet type game display and measurement system Select a variable with the operator control switches Use the VOLUME UP and VOLUME DOWN buttons to change a variable Certain items have sub menus This screen permits changes to the existing values Metric sets the measurement system for display on game screens Set this option to ON to display speed in kilometers per hour Set this option to OFF to display speed in miles per hour Factory default is OFF Free Play determines whether the game accepts currency or tokens for play or allows operation without cost Set this option to ON for free play Set this option to OFF for paid play Factory default is OFF Free Race for 1 permits a free game incentive for players who finish a race in first place Set this option to ON to award a free race to a first place finisher Set this option to OFF to eliminate the free race award Factory default is ON Min Multi Playe
21. SEE DETAIL DRAWING 04 12651 FILTER CARD ASSEMBLY 20 10551 VIDEO CARD p 20 10550 ASSEMBLY NETWORK INTERFACE CARD 5795 15344 12 HARD DISK DRIVE 20 10554 RIBBON MOTHER BOARD INTEL SE440BX 2 9 S P _ 23221 A HARD DISK DRIVE ra ASSEMBLY 04 12687 COMPUTER 5 20 10555 COOLING ASSEMBLY Parts 4 11 ARCADE COMPUTER MOTHERBOARD AND PERIPHERAL CARDS 20 10554 MOTHER BOARD INTEL SE440BX 2 NU 7 bu T 04 12687 COMPUTER __ 04 12651 CASE N FILTER BOARD ASSEMBLY lt N 20 10551 VIDEO CARD 20 10550 NETWORK INTERFACE BOARD Parts 4 12 ARCADE COMPUTER MECHANICAL COMPONENTS WASHER 20 10556 FLOPPY DRIVE NS E N 7 04 12685 FLOPPY DRIVE MOUNTING BRACKET 4 FLOPPY D RIBBON 04 12681 CARD RETENTION V THREADED SCREW 20 10553 SLOT 1 PROCESSOR CELERON 333 20 10549 CPU ASSEMBLY 5795 15344 12 HARD DISK DRIVE RIBBON CABLE 40 PIN STRAIGHT D ELECTRONICS SEE DETAIL DRAWING NUT STANDOFF 1 4 3 8 HEIGHT 04 12687 4 04 12686 x ___HARD DISK DRIVE MOUNT BRACKET A 23221
22. THE WHEEL SET THROTTLE TO NEUTRAL THEN PRESS TEST OR BOOST WHEEL 6 58 THROTTLE 6 58 mm Press CREDIT to cancel STEERING AND THROTTLE CALIBRATION INSTRUCTION SCREEN MIDWAY CALIBRATE STEERING AND THROTTLE MOVE THE WHEEL THROUGH MOVE THE THROTTLE THRO THEN PRESS TEST OR BOO WHEEL THROTTLE Press TEST to accept CREDIT to cancel STEERING AND THROTTLE CALIBRATION ACTION SCREEN Operation 2 30 CALIBRATE STEERING AND THROTTLE cont d Calibrate Steering and Throttle allows the operator to set the steering and throttle mechanisms for optimum control during game play Poorly calibrated player controls can reduce profits Calibrate the player control switches after making repairs to the game or moving it to a new location Use the player control switches to select Calibrate Steering and Throttle and press the TEST button to activate the test Each of the controls has a minimum analog value of 0 and a maximum of 1 0 for its full range of motion These numbers correspond to digital values from 0 to 255 Both sets of numbers must track correctly to achieve accurate steering of boats When properly adjusted the digital value will be equal to the analog value multiplied by 255 For example a steering value of 0 5 straight ahead translates to a digital value of 128 exactly half way in between left and right steering wheel limits Operation 2 31 VOLUME MENU Z MIDWAY VOLUME MENU MAS
23. amp FLOPPY JACKS UPPER LEFT BETWEEN HARD amp FLOPPY JACKS UPPER CENTER NEAR HARD DISK DRIVE JACKS UPPER RIGHT NEAR BATTERY AND SPEAKER WAKE CD AUDIO INPUT CIRCUIT CD DATA INPUT CIRCUIT TELEPHONY INPUT CIRCUIT AUXILLIARY INPUT CIRCUIT CHASSIS INTRUSION CIRCUIT PROCESSOR FAN CIRCUIT SYSTEM MICRO PROCESSOR PROCESSOR FAN CIRCUIT CASE FAN CIRCUIT SCSI DRIVE INDICATOR FRONT PANEL DEVICES CONFIGU RATION SELECT Wiring NOT USED IN THIS GAME NO TELEPHONE OPEN 1 amp 2 NOT USED IN THIS GAME NO PC LAN OPEN NOT USED IN THIS GAME NO CD PLAYER OPEN NOT USED IN THIS GAME NO CD PLAYER OPEN NOT USED IN THIS GAME NO TELEPHONE OPEN NOT USED IN THIS GAME NO AUX DEVICES OPEN NOT USED IN THIS GAME NO INTRUSION OPEN 1 amp 2 TWO SPEED FAN FOR PROCESSOR COOLING OPEN 1 2 amp 3 SYSTEM MICRO PROCESSOR OPEN FILLED CONTROLLED FAN FOR PROCESSOR COOLING OPEN 1 2 amp 3 CONTROLLED FAN FOR HARD DISK DRIVE COOLING OPEN 1 2 amp 3 NOT USED IN THIS GAME NO SCSI DRIVES OPEN 1 amp 2 ONLY RESET PINS ARE USED IN THIS GAME OPEN 1 amp 2 STARTS SYSTEM SETUP ROUTINE OR OPERATION 5 5 OPEN 1 amp 2 2 amp 3 NETWORK INTERFACE CARD ASSEMBLY 20 10550
24. and open coin door Check each mechanism for proper mounting Remove mechanism Clear currency path Reinstall mechanism and latch it Tilted coin mechanism or VGM Verify that mechanism is level after doors close Repair or replace coin door if it is bent or damaged If necessary adjust cabinet leg levelers to keep mechanisms vertical Coin indicators don t light Burned out bulb Burned out bulbs may appear white or darkened Check continuity with DVM Replace burned out bulb with same type Open fuse circuit Check fuse continuity with If fuse is blown replace fuse with same type If fuse isn t blown check wiring CAUTION Don t remove or install any connector when power is turned on Installation under power will damage the circuit boards or hard disk drive and void the warranty Troubleshooting 6 2 VGM Startup Troubleshooting Table SYMPTOM CAUSE REQUIRED ACTION VGM video game machine doesn t start VGM appears completely non functional Power problem Check that VGM power switch is on Inspect computer to see if fans are turning f not Is computer power supply connected to its power cable 15 computer power supply turned on Plug VGM into AC power outlet Verify presence of AC line voltage No audio illumination Improper line voltage switch setting Turn off VGM power Unplug AC line cord Che
25. appears non functional Currency acceptor price indicator is illuminated Power problem Inspect circuit boards under low light conditions LEDs glow if processor circuits receive voltage Fan should be turning These indications prove presence of DC from power supply Still voltages signals may not be normal Computer has no internal LEDs Turn on VGM power Using 20 volt DC setting on digital voltmeter measure DC voltages at power connector pins Power supply voltage isn t adjustable Using 2 volt AC setting on digital voltmeter measure same DC voltages as above Any reading here indicates that supply voltages are unstable and may contain ripple or noise Faulty wiring Turn off VGM power Assure that wiring harness connectors fully seat onto mating board connectors Verify that harness connects to computer Check other connectors in same way Improper jumper or DIP switch settings Verify that circuit board jumpers are set as intended Check DIP switch settings Faulty circuit boards or arcade computer Run power up self test sequence Note errors or failures during tests Compare LEDs with LED indicator status charts Note discrepancies 2 Turn off computer Wait for hard disk to stop spinning Leave VGM power Loosen computer case thumbscrews and lift off cover Turn computer power on Listen for beeping sounds Compare beeps with Error Message Troubleshooting Table CAUTIO
26. continuity in each suspect switch connection Common to Normally Open or Common to Normally Closed Replace faulty switches bent levers broken actuators etc Faulty wiring Assure that no wires are caught in hinges latches or switch contacts Check wiring continuity from circuit board connectors to acceptors Troubleshooting 6 5 Audio Troubleshooting Table Video is present VGM video game machine appears to operate normally setting SYMPTOM CAUSE REQUIRED ACTION Enter Menu System by pressing and holding e No audio Improper volume TEST MODE switch From Operator Main Menu choose VOLUME MENU Check that Attract Music is on enabled Verify that all volume levels are set well above zero If necessary change levels to make VGM audible Faulty wiring Turn off VGM power Assure that wiring harness connectors attach and fully seat onto mating board connectors Verify that harness connects to computer Check audio cable connectors in same way Faulty or obstructed speaker Remove grilles and inspect speakers Free speaker cones terminals mounting screws and magnets of loose parts or wires Faulty Audio Board Verify proper operation of Audio Board by placing it in working VGM Constant low hum from all speakers Faulty wiring Check that cabinet wiring is correct for this VGM Verify that cabinet wiring provides separate wires not common return for eac
27. for any signs of damage 2 Remove the keys from the steering wheel Unlock and open the coin door and cash box Remove the rear door Inspect cabinet interior for any signs of damage Check all major assemblies to assure that they are mounted securely Ensure that nothing blocks fan airflow 3 Electrical cords and game spare parts are in the cash box Locate the casters and levelers first CABINET SHO FOR REFERENCE 201 9359 P WHEEL BRACKET 02 4404 CASTER SHAFT 4108 01219 11 8 11 16 PINCHD AB SPECIAL 20 8712 37 E RING INSTALL CASTERS 4 Fasten caster wheels to their wheel brackets with caster shafts and e rings Mount the two wheel brackets to the bottom rear of the game cabinet Each bracket requires four screws 5 Install one nut onto each leg leveler Tilt as needed to locate four threaded holes under the cabinet Install a leveler and nut into each hole Do not tighten nuts at this time 6 You can install an extra padlock to secure the rear door You ll find a hasp in the spare parts bag Remove the two lock bracket nuts from inside the cabinet above the rear door opening Slide the hasp onto the bolts so that it protrudes from the hole in back of the cabinet Reinstall nuts and tighten CARRIAGE BOLT NUT BRACKET p gt KEY LOCK ye x LOCK BRACKET Ps x PLATE gt tl B gt
28. or circuit XXXX INIT OR INIT FAILURE Circuit file initialization problem Check named drive or circuit Notes 1 The audio buzzer that generates 1 kHz beeps is on the computer inside the VGM video game machine hearing beep codes is difficult remove the cabinet doors and computer cover 2 Arcade Computer circuit boards resemble those in personal computers Yet Midway engineers reprogrammed the boards for application to this VGM Power On Self Test codes are unique to the Arcade Computer in this VGM 3 Wiring or peripheral circuit problems may not trigger on screen error messages You may discover difficulties during Menu System diagnostic or calibration procedures 4 Call your authorized distributor for help with unresolved error messages NOTICE Don t attempt to move computer circuit boards into alternate slots Midway assigned boards to specific slots The custom operating system won t recognize improperly placed boards even though they function normally MOTHE Location of Beeper in Arcade Computer PPS BATTERY BUZZER Troubleshooting 6 7 Link Troubleshooting Table SYMPTOM CAUSE REQUIRED ACTION Can t connect VGMs video game machines together Faulty wiring Improper linking hardware VGM doesn t recognize other players in linking operation VGM functions normally by itself Improper settings Power probl
29. play video games If you or your child experience the following symptoms dizziness altered vision eye or muscle twitching involuntary movements loss of awareness disorientation or convulsions DISCONTINUE USE IMMEDIATELY and consult your physician NOTE This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense NOTICE COMPLIANCE LABEL NOTICE When MIDWAY ships a game it is in compliance with FCC regulations The FCC label on your cabinet is proof If this label is missing or damaged legal repercussions to the owner or distributor of the game may result If your game does not have an FCC label contact MIDWAY immediately NOTICE No part of this publication may be reproduced by any mechanical photographic or electronic process or in the form of a phonographic recording nor may be transmitted or otherwise copied for public or private use w
30. processor module fan to this jack Computer may become unreliable if processor overheats 6 Connect processor module to this jack The 242 pin socket accepts single microprocessor modules 7 Connections not required for this game The case cooling fans connect directly to the power supply 8 Connections not required for this game No SCSI device Hard Disk Drive are used in this game 9 Connectthe reset cable from the Filter Card Assembly to this jack No front panel devices are used 10 Replacement Motherboards may not include this jumper Refer to Parts to order extra shunt jumpers Wiring 5 4 Jumper must be set over pins 1 amp 2 for this game Game will not run if jumper is incorrect or missing MOTHERBOARD CONNECTOR AND JUMPER STATUS CHART DESIGNATION LOCATION FUNCTION MEANING SETTING DEFAULT 1 2 J1F2 NOTE 3 J2F1 NOTE 3 J2F2 NOTE 1 J2F3 NOTE 3 J3F1 NOTE 4 J3F2 NOTE 5 J4J1 NOTE 6 J4M1 NOTE 7 J7M1 NOTE 7 J8J1 NOTE 8 J8FR NOTE 9 J8A1 NOTE 10 LOWER RIGHT NEAR BOARD EXPANSION SLOT LOWER CENTER NEAR BOARD EXPANSION SLOT LOWER CENTER NEAR BOARD EXPANSION SLOT LOWER CENTER NEAR BOARD EXPANSION SLOT LOWER CENTER NEAR BOARD EXPANSION SLOT LOWER CENTER NEAR BOARD EXPANSION SLOT MIDDLE CENTER NEAR CPU AND FAN MIDDLE CENTER NEAR CPU AND FAN CENTER LEFT MODULE WITH FAN ASSEMBLY CENTER LEFT NEAR CPU MODULE UPPER LEFT NEAR POWER
31. screen Detail Menu screen items display specific information The operator must command the system to get results or to make changes There is always a way to go back to the previous menus from this screen Switch functions are listed on each screen Use the control switches to highlight an item on any menu Only one highlighted item can be selected at a time Press the indicated button to select a highlighted item To return the game to normal play mode use the switches to return to the main Operator Menu and select START THE GAME then press TEST The menu screens will be replaced by the Attract scenes Operation 2 5 OPERATOR MENU 223 MIDWAY OPERATOR MENU DIAGNOSTICS MENU GAME AUDITS MENU ADJUSTMENTS MENU GAME UTILITIES MENU VOLUME MENU CALIBRATE STEERING AND THROTTLE START THE GAME Press TEST to execute this command MAIN OPERATOR MENU SCREEN The Operator Menu is the top level screen of the Menu System It presents the general categories of operator selectable items All subsequent screens show more detail than this one This screen does not permit changes This is the only menu that allows the operator to exit from the menu system by choosing Start the Game Unlock and open the door to use the operator control switches Press the TEST button to enter the Operator Menu screen Use the Volume Up and Volume Down buttons to move up or down through the list of items Follow the on screen instructions to continue
32. to Defaults returns the Track Difficulty settings to factory defaults Choose this item to return this variable to its original value This screen permits changes all of the existing values at one time Reset Al to Defaults returns the Track Difficulty settings to factory defaults Choose this item to return this variable to its original value This screen permits changes all of the existing values at one time Operation 2 26 NETWORK ADJUSTMENTS ZZ MIDWAY NETWORK ADJUSTMENTS MENU NETWORK ENABLED OFF UNIT ID 1 4 Unit 1 k RETURN TO PREVIOUS MENU Press TEST to return to previous menu NETWORK ADJUSTMENTS MENU SCREEN The Network Adjustments Menu allows an operator to set the game cabinet network identity Use the operator control switches to select the Network Adjustments Menu and press TEST to enter the sub menu Use the operator control switches to select one of the items and press TEST to permit change Select a new value then press TEST once again to save changes and return to the above screen The best way to set these variables is to set all cabinets to this adjustment menu at the same time Set Network Enabled to ON if the cabinet is linked to other games This allows the game electronics to communicate with other cabinets Choose OFF to disable linked game play Factory Default is OFF Unit ID determines the address of the game Each linked game must have a unique number to prevent network confusion Sequence is not impor
33. 0 FLANGRIP 04 12773 RS ST DASH BRACKET 03 994 5 OVERLAY CONTROL PANEL 20 10209 3 PUSHBUTTON BLUE 03 9949 gt THROTTLE COVER 237001123 108 BOLT 1 4 20x5 8 CB 01 15102 THROTTLE DECAL PLATE 31 9441 CONTROL PANEL DECAL 03 9312 CLEAR OVERLAY 20 10189 LOC pa 4008 01093 108 EXTER T 8 32 8 4427 01183 00 JAM NUT 5 20 10503 1 1 4 STEERING WHEEL 4 TAMPER STEERING MECHANISM 20 10134 POTENTIOMETER MUS HI 4020 01 1 005 gt UB A 23100 LEVER EMB DETAIL DRAWING 4006 01005 10 6 32x5 TAMPER RESIS 4010 01148 12 10 32x3 4 TAMPER RESISTANT 4008 1 ot 229 32B _01 15053 THROTTLE LEVER COVER 04 12646 THROTTLE COVER CAS 31 3442 _ LOGO PLATE AND KEY ARE ANE NTLY 3ONDED TO 5014 12909 00 N P N STEERING HUB DRIVE MOTOR Y T 14 8039 TOOTHED BELT 20 10186 4 8 Parts 02 5351 1 SHAFT __ LOCKWASHER 20 10189 NUT 4427 01183 00 THROTTLE ASSEMBLY A 23327 HH z iXc 01 5 80 02010 0107 1472 4015 9681 1210 OTIOA YOLVNLOV 3JSHJA3M 33 H3HSvM 17140 00 12000 0027 c 0L LAN 00 621 10 0 22 NOILOI
34. 2 NOTE 4 L7 amp U1 POLARITY SYNC SIGNAL 2 amp 3 JP7 LOWER RIGHT PLAYER SIGNALS FROM OPEN NEAR INPUT SWITCHES AND JP7 ALL J3 amp JP8 SIGNALS STEERING WHEEL JP8 LOWER RIGHT OPERATOR SIGNALS FROM OPEN NEAR INPUT CURRENCY AND JP8 ALL JP7 amp S1 SIGNALS TEST SWITCHES CENTER LEFT WHEEL STEERING MOTOR OPEN NEAR DRIVER FEEDBACK AND JP9 ALL JP11 amp U5 SIGNALS LEADER LIGHTS JP10 LOWER LEFT COIN INDIVIDUAL OPEN BETWEEN OUTPUT COIN METER JP10 ALL J2 amp P1 SIGNALS DRIVE CIRCUITS JP11 CENTER LEFT GAME WATCHDOG OPEN BETWEEN RESET TIMER JP11 ALL C134 amp JP9 SIGNAL CIRCUIT JP12 CENTER RIGHT BOARD CONNECTOR USED OPEN NEAR TEST FOR CIRCUIT JP12 ALL S1 amp U8 SIGNALS DEVELOPMENT JP15 amp P1 LOWER RIGHT SERIAL DATA EXCHANGE OPEN NEAR COMM TO COMPUTER JP15 NOTE 1 JP10 amp U7 SIGNALS CIRCUITS P1 NOTES 1 Connectors wired in parallel Use based on type of interconnect cable connector 2 Alternate forms of communications Not required for this game 3 Jumper not required for production video monitors Install for early production Neotec or other units 4 Jumper factory set for production video monitors Change for older positive sync video monitors Wiring 5 11 WHEEL DRIVER BOARD ASSEMBLY
35. 50 5850 5850 5850 5850 5850 13271 13272 13273 13275 13276 13277 13278 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 Country USA UK Italy Japan New Zealand Germany Spain Denmark Finland Holland Norway Switzerland Hungary Canada Austria France Australia Belgium Saudi Arabia India Indonesia TYPICAL LINE CORD Parts 4 23 COIN DOOR APPLICATION CHART ELECTRO MECHANICAL COIN DOOR ASSEMBLIES Part Number 09 50000 02 03 06 07 09 11 13 14 15 17 18 20 22 23 24 33 38 86 87 Country USA _ 4 f 2 212 wu SE 44 4 Italy Japan i p pn oem goma Tua Damme Ju RETE Norway Hungary
36. 55 40 E CH a2 5 d Y N c1 CR14 J 111 Ne ecd P3 Wiz N proe bE 1 EX 7 E U4 J1 lt U6 Field Replaceable Parts DESIGNATION PART NUMBER FUNCTION DESCRIPTION U1 U2 5370 15163 00 Audio Amplifier LM3403 Quad Amplifier U3 5370 15984 00 Audio Output TDA1560Q Power Amplifier 4 5370 15833 00 Audio Output TDA7375 Power Amplifier U5 5250 13302 00 Voltage Regulator 5VDC 5 Fixed Regulator U6 Not required in this game Parts 4 18 DIEGO INTERFACE BOARD ASSEMBLY 04 12522 4 b JP13 JP14 15 JP2 JP1 UPS UP4 01 U1 JETA Y 1 02 05 QO 4 012 12 JP9 U6 ABBE 110 U8 U7 Q2 14 JP15 J2 5 51 JP10 JP7 Field Replaceable Parts DESIGNATION PART NUMBER FUNCTION DESCRIPTION L37 5551 16093 00 EMI Filter 47uH Inductor Q1 5190 15997 00 Transistor 2N2369 NPN Q2 5370 12602 00 Driver Circuit ULN2064B IC Q3 Q4 5160 14035 00 Transistor 2N3904 NPN U11 5370 16103 00 Voltage Regulator LM34801 3 3 Parts 4
37. ABLE NAME START CONTINUE CREDITSCON COIN2 COIN3 BILL USA1 1 256 USA2 USA3 USA4 USA5 USA6 USA7 USA8 05 9 05 10 USA 11 USA 12 USA 13 USA ECA GERMANY1 GERMANY2 GERMANY3 GERMANY4 GERMANY5 GERMANY ECA FRANCE1 FRANCE2 4 5 FRANCE6 FRANCE7 FRANCE8 FRANCE9 FRANCE10 FRANCE11 FRANCE12 FRANCE ECA FRANCE ECA 1 FRANCE ECA 2 FRANCE ECA 3 FRANCE ECA 4 FRANCE 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 SWITZERLAND 1 SWITZERLAND 2 SWITZERLAND 3 UK ECA1 UK ECA2 UK UK4 UK5 UK6 ECA UK7 ECA SPAINI AUSTRALIAT JAPANI AUSTRIAT BELGIUMI BELGIUM2 BELGIUM3 BELGIUM ECA NEW ZEALAND2 1 25 1 25 1 50 3 1 00 1 50 4 1 00 1 50 1 50 3 1 00 1 50 4 1 00 1 25 4 1 00 1 25 4 1 00 1 1 00 2 1 50 1 1 00 2 1 75 1 1 00 1 25 4 1 00 1 1DM 6 5DM 1 1DM 7 5DM 1 1DM 8 5DM 1 1DM 5 5DM 1 1DM 6 5DM 1 1DM 2 2DM 6 5DM 2 5Fr 5 10Fr 2 5Fr 4 10Fr 1 5Fr 3 10Fr 1 5Fr 2 10Fr 2 5Fr 5 10Fr 11 2 X 10Fr 2 5Fr 4 10Fr 9 2 X 10Fr 1 5Fr 3 10Fr 7 2 X 10Fr 1 5Fr 2 10Fr 5 2 X 10Fr 1 3 X 1Fr 2 5Fr 1 2 X 1Fr 3 5Fr 1 3 X 1Fr 2 5Fr 5 2 X 5Fr 1 2 X 1Fr 3 5Fr 7 2 X 5Fr 1 10 Fr 4 30 Fr 2 5Fr 5 10Fr
38. Board at each VGM s computer Verify that each linking cable operates properly by placing it in working VGM Assure that switches on hub are set correctly according to Hub Link Kit instructions Networked cabinets don t require couplers Hub has electronic crossover Inspect hub indicator lights for link activity See Verify that all linked cabinets use same software version Otherwise linked cabinets won t recognize each other Contact your distributor Insert crossover connections between coupled cabinets Standard couplers appear identical to devices supplied with cabinets but don t include internal crossover Verify that each linking crossover coupler operates properly by placing it in working link between two cabinets You used additional crossover connector and cable to extend VGM or hub link connection Two crossovers cancel and cause same problem as no link crossover Connect cables directly to hub Don t use crossover coupler and hub together in single network Separate communications wiring from other wiring Wires that must cross should cross at right angles to limit noise pickup 6 8 Player Control Troubleshooting Table SYMPTOM CAUSE REQUIRED ACTION 1 Enter Menu System by pressing and holding e Intermittent or completely Faulty switches or TEST MODE switch inside coin door From non functional player lamps Diagnostic Menu choose SWITCH TEST Run controls tests to confirm switch operation 2 Che
39. DITS TO CONTINUE COINS PER BILL SHOW CREDIT FRACTIONS LEFT COIN COUNT NN 7 O z BY COIN COUNT CURRENCY RETURN TO PREVIOUS MENU Press TEST to return to previous menu TYPICAL CUSTOM PRICING MENU MIDWAY NORTH AMERICA SOUTH AMERICA EUROPE AZH EUROPE 127 ASIA AUSTRALIA k RETURN TO PREVIOUS MENU Press TEST to return to previous menu STANDARD PRICING MAIN MENU Operation 2 24 PRICING SUBMENUS continued MIDWAY USA usa usa usa usa usa USA USA USA USA USA USA USA 13 USA ECA RETURN TO PREVIOUS MENU 1 z 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 N Press TEST to execute this command TYPICAL STANDARD PRICING SUB MENU MIDWAY CURRENT PRICING UNI TS UNITS ITS D m PER PER BONUS CREDITS TO START CREDITS TO CONTINUE CREDITS COINS PER BILL SHOW CREDIT FRACTIONS LEFT COIN COUNT NN ADO O gt Q z N BY COIN COUNT CURRENCY Press TEST to return to previous menu TYPICAL VIEW CURRENT PRICING DISPLAY Operation 2 25 DIFFICULTY ADJUSTMENTS MIDWAY DIFFICULTY ADJUSTMENTS MENU SHIP GRAVEYARD 40 50 LOST ISLAND 40 50 VENICE CANALS 48 50 LAKE POHELL 40 50 ARCTIC CIRCLE 40 50 NILE ADVENTURE 40 50 NEH YORK DISASTER 40 50 GREEK ISLES 40 50 FAR EAST 48 50 THUNDER PARK 48 50 HYDRO SPEEDHAY 48 50 ETRE SEE MUS o 9 RESET Ai To ot PAD RETURN TO PREVIOUS MENU Difficulties 1
40. EASIEST 1088 HARDEST Press TEST to return to previous menu DIFFICULTY ADJUSTMENTS MENU SCREEN The Difficulty Adjustments set how much skill players must have to complete a race Use the operator control switches to select Difficulty Adjustments and press the TEST button to activate the sub menu Select each variable using the operator control switches and press TEST to enter change mode Use the operator control switches to change the variable then press TEST to save changes and exit the variable Track Difficulty sets the initial time available for play Higher values require players to maintain faster average speeds between checkpoints The range of adjustment is from 1 to 100 Factory default is 40 Al Difficulty sets the competitiveness of drone boats The number of boats does not change but their skill at negotiating the track does The range of adjustment is from 1 to 100 Factory default is 50 The Free Race Limiter enables the Al Artificial Intelligence to keep pace with players skill levels Set this to ON to limit the number of free races based on player ability Set it to OFF to keep Al values at a fixed level regardless of the number of free races won The range is OFF or ON Factory default is OFF Limit Free Races To is the award cut off point It prevents expert players from monopolizing a cabinet It may be fixed or variable see Free Race Limiter above The range is 1 to 100 Factory default is 20 Reset Tracks
41. G DIAGRAM rd 5850 1 Power Wiring Diagram HYDRO THUNDER 25 Revision 5 02 LINE FILTER BLK MEL HOT BLACK HT RED NEUTRAL DES WHITE Transformer WN O BLACK GRN YEL HITE 5792 10925 06 1991 19 09 1069 5791 10930 03 1991 19 09 2032 5 3 iring COMPUTER MOTHERBOARD ASSEMBLY 20 10554 J8J1 7 1
42. GRAY RETURN TO PREVIOUS MENU Press TEST to return to previous menu MONITOR PATTERNS SUB MENU SCREEN NOTE This game uses a medium resolution monitor The increased resolution means that more video information is displayed on the screen than with standard resolution monitors Use of an industrial grade degaussing coil is recommended before any corrections to monitor adjustments are attempted The Monitor Patterns routine provides test screens to verify monitor performance or make adjustments To begin the tests use the operator control switches to choose Monitor Patterns Menu from the Diagnostics Menu screen and press TEST to activate the sub menu Select a test from the sub menu and press TEST to activate it Press TEST once again to return to the Monitor Patterns sub menu Color Bars fills the screen with shades of colors to verify red green blue and white level dynamic adjustments Each color bar should appear sharp clear and distinct from bars on either side There are 31 levels of intensity displayed in each of the color bars Incorrect adjustment can cause detail to be missing at the top or bottom of a color bar Set the monitor controls so that the maximum number of levels is visible in every bar The Color Bars screen helps to adjust the monitor brightness and contrast Cross Hatch fills the screen with a grid and a series of dots The grid and the dots should be completely white with no fringes or parallel images The lines sh
43. N Don t remove or install any connector while power is turned on Doing so will damage circuit boards or hard disk drive and void warranty 2 NDICATORS MOTHERBOARD 3 PRICE INDICATORS EJECT FLAPS oe am COIN DOO CASH DOOR Interior View of Electronics Front View of Coin Door Troubleshooting 6 4 VGM Startup Troubleshooting Table continued e accepts currency or tokens e Audio and video are present SYMPTOM CAUSE REQUIRED ACTION Unlock and open coin door Check each e VGM video game machine Faulty coin currency acceptor to assure proper mounting doesn t start mechanism Verify that each release latch is closed and locked Does mechanism accept and reject currency correctly Test mechanism with good and bad coins Inspect to see if external acceptor indicators Pricing Flashing Arrows etc are lit Verify that each acceptor operates properly by placing it in working VGM Replace bad parts Faulty switches Enter Menu System by pressing and holding TEST MODE switch inside coin door From Diagnostics Menu choose SWITCH AND LAMP TESTS Use tests to confirm operation of each switch in VGM Assure that no loose parts or wires are caught in switch contacts Check for
44. NS 8446 0 81 21 8 02 3015 1 1 296 1 10 0921 8902 AJA 8 L 0S 8 1 ljvHS 21901 02 ANH FWLONHL 90 0 p HH 8 Gxze 0 01 07010 0L0t CVXCOZ H3HSVM lVli 00 12000 00 7 Nodes 6665 20 432745 O3 31110HL 8669 00 HOAW 3 C L14VHS Oves z0 LELL Zb 2 MOS 135 je HH 1 7 80 02010 OLOb OH JILLOYHL 4 9 Parts THROTTLE LEVER ASSEMBLY A 23100 SVO M3AJI 9798 70 OMH 8 SW 01 50010 900 GE 31975 760 06 E ML XI NO LLOSg 4149 6886 0 ecc H4 0007 Sh VASE J S3NIV L3 e 432 45 0686 20 ASAN3SSV NC Lf 10H 18 20 lt 24 A e 40 N INILNAC 2901 02 8104 Alno3 NOLLIAG v6v0L oz Nd 4 10 Parts ARCADE COMPUTER ASSEMBLY 04 12574 2 PROCESSOR
45. S Button functions in the menu system are also described on each screen NOTICE The Attract Mode volume level is separate from the Game Mode volume level For greater profits raise volume levels to add realism and draw attention to this game SLAM TILT SWITCH Z SERVICE 7 CREDITS Y BEGIN TEST N 3 Z a ESCAPE ENTER X COIN COUNTER OPERATOR CONTROL SWITCH LOCATIONS Operation 2 3 GAME FEATURES STARTING UP Each time the game is first turned on or power is restored it begins executing code out of the boot ROM These self diagnostic tests automatically verify and report condition of the CPU and the game hardware If any of the individual tests fails the game may display an error message Once all Power up tests are complete the game goes into the attract mode Scenes and sounds from a typical game alternate with previous high scores in an endless pattern until game play starts Insert currency to start the game Players select a boat and a track Play begins after a countdown period The game will progress until time is exhausted or play is over If no more play is required the game automatically returns to the attract mode GAME RULES Play instructions are on the information panels over and under the video monitor INDIVIDUAL PLAY Insert currency to start t
46. STOM PRICING SELECT STANDARD PRICING VIEW CURRENT PRICING RESET TO DEFAULTS k RETURN TO PREVIOUS MENU Press TEST to return to previous menu PRICING MENU SCREEN The Pricing Menu contains options for selecting standard and custom currency combinations Use the operator control switches to select Pricing Menu from the General Adjustments Menu and press TEST Select Custom Pricing allows the operator to set coinage and credits options manually Use this item to set up combinations not found in the standard listing This screen permits changes to the existing values Select Standard Pricing allows the operator to select from several standard price schemes The most commonly used currency requirements to start and to continue games are ready for operator selection This screen permits changes to the existing values View Current Pricing displays the present currency and credit settings Choose this item to review the active game price scheme This screen reports information but does not permit changes Use either of the Select Pricing options to make changes then return to this screen to verify the settings Reset to Defaults returns the price settings to factory defaults Choose this item to return all variables to their original values This screen permits changes all of the existing values at one time Operation 2 23 PRICING SUBMENUS s MIDWAY CUSTOM PRICING LEET UNITS PER PER BONUS MIN UNITS CREDITS TO START CRE
47. TER VOLUME 41 SEAT RUMBLE 8a ATTRACT MUSIC ON ATTRACT VOLUME 58 RETURN TO PREVIOUS MENU Press TEST to return to previous menu VOLUME ADJUSTMENT MENU SCREEN The Volume Menu allows the operator to adjust the relative loudness levels Use the operator control switches to select Volume Menu then press TEST to activate the sub menu Select an option with the operator control switches and press TEST to activate it Follow the on screen instructions to save the changes and continue to other menu screens Note Use these adjustments to raise the audio levels during the sound tests They may be returned to their optimum loudness testing is completed Master Volume sets the relative volume level during game play This value affects all of the other settings at the same time The range is 1 to 100 Factory default is 41 Note The following individual volume adjustments are all affected by the Master Volume setting However this does allow the Attract sounds to be made higher or lower than the normal level of game sounds coming from the two upper cabinet speakers Attract Music selects sound or silence during the attract mode This adjustment does not change any of the volume settings Factory default is ON Attract Volume adjusts the sounds of the Attract mode only when Attract Music is set to ON These sounds are independent of the game audio levels The range is 1 to 10096 Factory default is 5096 Operation 2 32 PRICING T
48. The range of adjustment is from 1 to 8 races Factory default is 2 Pricing Menu allows the operator to choose from several pre determined currency combinations Select this item and press TEST to change the cost of starting and continuing a game This option is disabled if Free Play is ON Factory default is USA1 Force Feedback Adjustment Menu allows changes to the amount of feedback from the steering wheel Refer to Force Feedback Adjustment description on a previous page Selection Time Adjustments Menu permits operators to set the amount of time for a player to make selections at the beginning or end of play Longer than necessary times cut into the number of games that can be played in one day Slower or first time players may not be able to read information and act with very short times When this adjustment is chosen another menu screen presents the following items Track Select Time and Boat Select Time set the limits for player decisions at the beginning of a race The range of adjustment for each item is from 10 to 60 seconds Factory defaults are 15 seconds High Score Time and Continue Time set the limits for player decisions at the conclusion of each race The range of adjustment for each item is from 10 to 60 seconds Factory default for High Score Time is 20 seconds Factory default for Continue Time is 17 seconds Operation 2 22 PRICING MENU MIDWAY a PRICING MENU SELECT CU
49. ame menu system to determine some player variables in advance or leave the choices up to the players Linked Units Linking allows players to compete against each other on one course Operator menus are the same as in stand alone games Crossover couplers and linking cables to connect two games are factory installed Use the optional Hub Linking Kit to interconnect up to eight games two groups of four MAINTENANCE Viewing Glass It is not necessary to switch off power to the game to clean the glass Apply a mild glass cleaner to a clean cloth or sponge then use this to wipe the viewing glass Do not apply the cleaner directly on the glass Liquid could drip down into switch or control circuits and cause erratic game operation Player Controls Use plastic safe non abrasive cleaners to avoid damage Apply cleaner to a clean cloth or sponge then use this to wipe the player controls Do not apply the cleaner directly on the controls Cabinet Use plastic safe non abrasive cleaners to avoid damage Apply cleaner to a clean cloth or sponge then use this to wipe the cabinet Do not apply cleaner directly on artwork or cabinet Setup 1 5 GAME SETUP WARNING The cabinet is top heavy Use the two handles on the back of the cabinet when moving the game 1 Remove all items from shipping containers and set aside Casters levelers and mounting hardware are packed with the pedestal section Inspect the exterior of the cabinet
50. amine fuses and cables on Wheel Driver Faulty circuit Board 2 Check cables and wiring between computer interface driver and motor 3 Check resistance of motor series resistors 4 Replace bad parts 1 Turn off power Open dashboard Support Faulty motor steering wheel and remove outer mounting Screws 2 Remove metal shield if you VGM has one over motor 3 Unscrew caps 4 Inspect motor brushes Replace worn parts Troubleshooting 6 10 MOLDED DASH P ud THROTTLE LEVER HBUTTON PUSHBUTTON W L EI N PUSHBUTTON BLUE PILOT HIGH Player Panel Controls WARNING The Wheel Driver Board heatsink power resistors and other components may be very hot The DC Motor in the steering wheel may also be hot RESISTOR ASSEMBLY STEERING PULLE BRUSH MOTOR BRUSH BRUSH HOLDER TOOTHED DRIVE PULLEY pP TOOTHED BELT Steering Components Troubleshooting 6 11 Video Troubleshooting Table SYMPTOM CAUSE REQUIRED ACTION Verify connection of AC Power to video monitor e Monitor appears non Power problem Inspect CRT neck in dim light Glowing filament functional near CRT base proves that some monitor circuits receive power Still voltages or signals e Audio is present may not be normal 1 Turn off VGM power Verify that video signal and e VGM video game machine Faulty wiri
51. at VGM finds during tests Compare circuit board LEDs with LED indicator status charts Note discrepancies Faulty wiring Verify that cabinet wiring is correct Assure that all speakers connect to audio wires Audio cable must be fully seated in Computer Line Output Jack Check for broken or shorted wires Troubleshooting 6 6 Error Message Troubleshooting Table Power On Self Test Beep Codes Audio beeps only Video may or may not be present See Note 1 MESSAGE MEANING REQUIRED ACTION No beep No system power Check power supply and cables 1 continuous beep Partial system power Check power supply and cables 1 short beep Normal start no errors Check other VGM components 2 short beeps Processor problem Check processor fan module 3 short beeps Graphics initialization problem Check Video Board cables 4 short beeps Processor problem Check processor fan module 5 short beeps Insufficient system memory Check DIMM circuit modules 6 short beeps Peripheral problem Check other VGM components System Error Message Codes One or more lines of text appear on video screen See Note 2 MESSAGE MEANING REQUIRED ACTION CONFLICTING UNIT ID Linking problem Check for unique unit ID number GAME STARTUP Normal start no errors Check other VGM components VERSION MISMATCH Software problem Check for differing revision level XXXX DATA LOAD Corrupted files or failing circuits Check named drive
52. ck line voltage switch If necessary set it to agree with local AC line voltage Retest VGM No video display Open fuse Turn off VGM power Examine AC fuse on power chassis under computer Examine DC fuses on cabinet wall or electronic equipment shelf Replace faulty fuses with identically rated parts Turn on VGM power If fuse opens again check DC wiring harness and connectors Faulty wiring Remove line cord Test line cord power plug and IEC connector for breaks or damage Verify continuity of each wire in cord Install cord at power chassis Press connector firmly to seat it Check computer cord in same manner Assure that cabinet wiring harness connectors fully seat in corresponding power supply and board connectors Inspect wiring for breaks or damage Arcade computer problem Turn off power for one minute and turn VGM on again Power On Self Test checks electronics Screen may report errors If video circuits don t operate properly computer produces series of beeps See Error Message Troubleshooting Table FILTER BOARD ASSEMBLY SUPPLY SSEMBLY ES us RESET CABLE TL MOTHERBOARD 0 POWER SUPPLY Location of Power Supply Troubleshooting 6 3 VGM Startup Troubleshooting Table continued SYMPTOM CAUSE REQUIRED ACTION VGM video game machine
53. ck for loose parts or wires caught in switch VGM video game machine contacts starts normally 3 Check continuity at each switch connection Common to Normally Open or Common to Normally Closed 4 Verify that control operates properly by placing it in working VGM 5 Verify that dashboard switch light bulbs are type specified in parts listing Other types light but may produce too much heat Eventually excess heat may cause switches to bind Faulty switch wiring 1 Check for wires caught in door hinges latches or switch contacts 2 Verify that harness connectors are attached and fully seated 3 Assure that control switches connect properly to control input wires 4 Check that cabinet wiring is correct for this e Steering pulls to one side Faulty Wheel Driver Find power amp on Wheel Driver Board s large Board heatsink Test and replace bad part or board How to Adjust Belt Tightness Troubleshooting 6 9 Player Control Troubleshooting Table continued SYMPTOM CAUSE REQUIRED ACTION With VGM power on check airflow near each Sloppy unpredictable or Blocked or faulty fan computer fan Case cooling fans are intake fans ineffective steering Power supply fan is exhaust fan Assure that nothing blocks airflow e Video appears on screen Turn off VGM power Open dashboard Support Faulty mechanical steering wheel and remove outer mounting e video ga
54. cture tube aperture mask is magnetized Remove diskettes from room Demagnetize monitor with external degaussing coil Take care not to magnetize neighboring VGMs Monitor may be on or off for this procedure e White areas in center of screen appear tinged with color Object edges have fringe of one or more colors Picture tube purity or static convergence is out of alignment Turn on VGM Press and hold TEST MODE to enter Menu System At Operator Main Menu select Diagnostic Menu Then select Monitor Patterns Menu Run through Crosshatch Red Green and Blue screens to find clearest display of problem Display screen with greatest problem Display Crosshatch Screen Locate purity and static convergence ring magnets on back of monitor neck Watch screen in mirror Adjust magnets to minimize problem Follow instructions from monitor manufacturer Display Crosshatch Screen Touch adjustments while watching screen in mirror CAUTION Don t operate the monitor without its Remote Adjustment Board WARNING HANDLE FLUORESCENT TUBE AND CRT WITH CARE If you drop a fluorescent tube or CRT and it breaks it will implode Shattered glass can fly eight feet or more from the implosion Troubleshooting 6 13 Video Troubleshooting Table continued SYMPTOM CAUSE REQUIRED ACTION White areas at screen edges appear tinged with color Dots at screen edges appear ovoid or cylindrical Pict
55. d drive to your distributor pack it in an anti static bag Box the drive in approved shipping container 08 8068 CAUTION Hard disk drives are very fragile Handle them with care Keep disk drives away from magnets heat and vibration Don t move a game with the power on CAUTION Don t stack or drop hard disk drives Use an anti static bag and an approved shipping container to return the drive to your distributor REINSTALLATION Before mounting the hard drive in its bracket install the drive mounting screws To avoid damage during installation mount the hard drive in the brackets before connecting cables After a driver plays one game the new drive copies data from other linked VGMs Important The data won t copy if players are actively driving Files transfer only when all VGMs return to Attract Mode Audio Amplifier Board Switch off power to the VGM Unlock and open the rear door and the coin door Note the orientation of the connector and other cables Extract the harnesses from the board connectors Remove mounting screws and washers from the Audio Board Lift the board off its mounting posts Handle the board by a heatsink If you aren t reinstalling the board store it in an anti static bag and protective container Service 3 5 Diego Interface Board Switch off power to the VGM Unlock and open the rear door Extract the harnesses from the board connectors Remove mounting screws and washers from the Diego Board Remove the D
56. e startup routine is activated These basic system checks run automatically their purpose is to detect those faults that would prevent the game or the menu system from operating properly Messages appear on the Screen as each item runs including any error information Successful startup takes less than one minute to complete Write down any messages or information before proceeding to the menus or game play SCREEN LAYOUT Each menu screen is different but the material presented stays in the same physical location each time The color bar at the top center of each screen displays the current menu title The center of the screen shows data menu items video signals statistics reports etc The bottom of the screen displays messages explanations control functions revision levels etc ORGANIZATION The operator must activate and deactivate the menu system manually using control switches The Main Menu screen items are divided into categories tests statistics audits adjustments etc Tests can verify proper operation of the equipment assemblies one at a time Other items allow operators to assess game performance and customize or return to factory defaults Sub Menu screen items present the operator choices within a category Some items have no Sub Menu while others may have more than one It is always possible either to return to the previous menu or go on to the next menu The instructions are usually listed at the bottom of each individual
57. e active on all versions of this board LEDs may flash together during game start up If these LEDs are always ON there may be a fault that has caused the game freeze or lock up LED 3 and LED 4 are active on some versions of this board May flash together during game start up If these LEDs are always ON there may be a fault that has caused the game to freeze or lock up LED 5 monitors a regulated power supply voltage source Must be on continuously at all times Flash or blinking indicates an intermittent connection a power problem a circuit fault etc Wiring 5 10 DIEGO INTERFACE CONNECTOR AND JUMPER STATUS CHART DESIGNATION LOCATION FUNCTION MEANING SETTING DEFAULT J1 amp JP1 UPPER RIGHT VIDEO SIGNALS FROM OPEN BETWEEN INPUT COMPUTER VIDEO J1 ALL NOTE 1 JP2 AND JP16 SIGNALS GRAPHICS CARD JP1 ALL J2 amp J3 LOWER CENTER SERIAL NOT USED IN THIS OPEN BETWEEN COMM GAME NO NOTE2 JP7 amp JP10 SIGNALS USB COMM JP2 UPPER RIGHT VIDEO SIGNALS TO OPEN BETWEEN OUTPUT GAME VIDEO JP2 ALL J1 amp JP6 SIGNALS MONITOR UPPER RIGHT BLUE MATCHES OPEN BETWEEN VIDEO DRIVE LEVEL 1 amp 2 NOTE 3 JP1 amp JP6 LEVEL TO MONITOR 283 JP4 UPPER RIGHT GREEN MATCHES OPEN BETWEEN VIDEO DRIVE LEVEL 1 amp 2 NOTE 3 JP1 amp JP6 LEVEL TO MONITOR 283 JP5 UPPER RIGHT RED MATCHES OPEN BETWEEN VIDEO DRIVE LEVEL 1 amp 2 NOTE 3 JP1 amp JP6 LEVEL TO MONITOR 2 amp 3 JP6 UPPER RIGHT VIDEO LOCKS VIDEO OPEN BETWEEN SYNC MONITOR TO 1 amp
58. em Faulty wiring 3 or more cabinets Some VGMs in group link properly while others don t Improper hub switch setting Wrong software version Faulty wiring 2 cabinets Faulty wiring 3 or more cabinets Troubleshooting med 2 manufacturer s literature for diagnostics m Don t extend linking cables that come with VGM Install required crossover between cabinets Each coupler connects two cabinets one pair Don t use standard telephone type couplers or wiring to link cabinets Use only 10Base T Ethernet type Category 5 twisted pair wiring for VGM data Use required network hub for your local network Hub Link Kit permits up to four cabinet connections Cabinet array completion requires basic kit brackets and spacers Record any error messages that occur during self test From Operator Main Menu choose Adjustments Menu Then select Linked Play Adjustments Menu Assure that you ve set LINKED PLAY to ON 3 sure that each VGM has unique ID number If hub is in use verify that power is applied AC adapter wires are thin and easily damaged 1 Inspect hub indicator lights Each active port should illuminated indicator If cable connects and that position has no lit indicator check for cable continuity from hub to cabinet Assure that no loose wires catch in hinges doors or under cabinet Verify that linking cable connects to Network
59. er resistant screws and a matching wrench are provided with this game for additional security Four tamper resistant screws and a wrench are located in the spare parts bag If desired replace the original screws with the tamper resistant screws Tighten the screws firmly with the wrench Move the game to its play location Lower each leg leveler until the cabinet is stable and level Adjust the levelers as required to raise wheels and distribute weight equally on each corner Tighten the nuts Plug the game into a grounded 3 terminal AC wall outlet Switch on the game using the on off switch at the top left rear of the cabinet The game will power up and begin self diagnostics If diagnostics find no errors the game enters its Attract Mode of operation Unlock and open the coin door Locate the control switches Press TEST MODE to enter the Menu System Follow the on screen instructions to select the Diagnostics Menu then choose Hard Drive Tests Perform each of the routines to verify hard disk drive operation If no errors are found the program should function well Return to the Diagnostics screen then choose Monitor Patterns Use the various patterns to verify that the monitor is properly adjusted Setup 1 7 20 21 Return to the Diagnostics screen then choose Switch and Lamp Tests Follow the on screen instructions to verify that each of the controls and lights is operational If no errors are found
60. fe operation Substitute parts or modifications may void EMC directive or FCC type acceptance This game is protected by federal copyright trademark and patent laws Unauthorized modifications may be illegal under federal law This also applies to MIDWAY GAMES INC and HYDROTHUNDER logos designs publications and assemblies Moreover facsimiles of MIDWAY equipment or any feature thereof may be illegal under federal law regardless of whether or not such facsimiles are manufactured with MIDWAY GAMES INC components WARNING Prevent shock hazard and assure proper game operation Plug this game only into a properly grounded outlet Do not use a cheater plug to defeat the power cord s grounding pin Do not cut off the ground pin WARNING A very small portion of the population has a condition which may cause them to experience epileptic seizures or have momentary loss of consciousness when viewing certain kinds of flashing lights or patterns that are present in our daily environment These persons may experience seizures while watching some kinds of television pictures or playing certain video games People who have not had any previous seizures may nonetheless have an undetected epileptic condition If you or anyone in your family has experienced symptoms linked to an epileptic condition e g seizures or loss of awareness immediately consult your physician before using any video games We recommend that parents observe their children while they
61. games We recommend that parents observe their children while they play video games If you or your child experience the following symptoms dizziness altered vision eye or muscle twitching involuntary movements loss of awareness disorientation or convulsions DISCONTINUE USE IMMEDIATELY and consult your physician Setup 1 4 PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS Operating Requirements Location Electrical Power Temperature Humidity Domestic 120 60Hz 4 0 Amps 32 to 1009 Not to exceed 95 relative Foreign 230VAC 50Hz 2 0 Amps 0 to 38 Japan 100VAC 50Hz 4 0 Amps Cabinet Statistics Shipping Dimensions Shipping Weight Cabinet Cabinet Width 32 0 81 3 Boxed 328 lbs 149 kg Depth 66 5 169 cm Height 76 0 193 cm Equipment Characteristics Video Display Monitor Audio System Currency Acceptors Medium Resolution RGB Digital Stereo Sound 2 Coin Mechanism Coin Counter 25 63 5 cm CRT Two 5 5 14 cm and Dollar Bill Validator Ready One 6 5 16 5 cm Spkr Electronic Coin Acceptor Ready Game Characteristics Player Variables Operator Variables Diagnostics 1 to 4 players per game with linking Coinage Game Options Automatic Power Up Self Test Choice of craft and course Difficulty Force Volume Manual Multi Level Menu System High Score Recognition Audits Statistics PRODUCT CONFIGURATION Stand Alone Units Each game is ready to play right out of the box Operators may use the menu screens in the g
62. h speaker Check connection of all cabinet ground wires Faulty Audio Board Run power up self test sequence Note errors that VGM finds during tests Compare Diego Board LEDs with LED indicator status charts Note discrepancies Verify that Audio Board operates by placing it in working VGM Replace bad parts Faulty power supply Using 2 Volt AC setting on digital voltmeter measure voltages at speaker terminals Any reading indicates unstable supply that may contain ripple or noise Audio is distorted muffled or has missing frequencies Faulty or improper speaker Turn off VGM power Remove grilles and check speakers Assure that speakers are full range 100 to 10 000 Hz response and rated for at least 20 watts Woofers must be rated for at least 40 watts Verify proper speaker operation by connecting speaker in question to working VGM Faulty wiring Multiple speaker installations Check for reversed wires at one speaker Weak low frequencies and thin or hollow sound quality is symptom of incorrectly phased speakers Sound tests may not detect this condition but you can hear it during VGM operation Dead sound channel Faulty speaker From Diagnostics Menu choose SOUND TEST Recheck speakers with audio signals provided by test Verify proper speaker operation by connecting speaker in question to working VGM Faulty circuit board Run power up self test sequence Note errors th
63. han others bias pots 3 Watch Color Bars screen in mirror 4 Adjust three bias pots for best colors Most Whites appear tinted monitor neck boards include these pots everywhere on screen 5 Also check White Screen Touch up controls 6 If whites still seem tinted have service bureau rejuvenate picture tube 1 Watch Color Bars screen Adjust BRIGHTNESS Picture is dim or faded Maladjusted and CONTRAST pots for greatest number of BRIGHTNESS pot or grays You ll find these pots on Monitor Remote subnormal picture Control Board behind coin door tube emission 2 f pots have no effect have service bureau rejuvenate picture tube Enter Monitor Patterns Menu Watch Crosshatch Picture is too narrow Maladjusted WIDTH Screen while adjusting WIDTH pot for best pot picture You ll find this pot on Monitor Remote Control Board behind coin door 1 Enter Monitor Patterns Menu Watch Crosshatch Picture is too short Maladjusted HEIGHT Screen while adjusting HEIGHT pot for best pot or damaged picture You ll find this pot on Monitor Remote vertical circuit Control Board behind coin door 2 lf pot has no effect service vertical output circuit Enter Monitor Patterns Menu Watch Crosshatch Picture seems shifted to one Maladjusted Screen while adjusting HORIZONTAL POSITION side HORIZONTAL pot for best picture You ll find this pot on Monitor POSITION pot Remote Control Board behind coin door 1 Substitute working yoke Keystone shaped picture Shorted tu
64. he board off the standoff Repeat this procedure at the other standoffs Lift the circuit board out of the cabinet and set it aside for reassembly Use anti static packaging from new parts to store boards that you won t reinstall Dashboard and Steering Mechanism Switch off power to the VGM Remove the control panel bolts on the right and left side of the cabinet Open the coin door and release the latches on the left and right sides of the control panel Support the steering wheel and lower the dash Be sure that you don t pinch cables in the hinge Service 3 3 MONITOR BEZEL UPRIGHT CABINET V DASH pa i X N 20 9275 2 LINK SAFETY CHAIN 20 9347 TOGGLE LATCH DN L POT BRACKET SET SCREW TOOTHED STEERING UN L PULLEY NN TENSION BRACKET 4577 SN gt SIO C BRUSH CAP _ a lt b TooTHED BELT MOTOR BRUSH BRUSH HOLDER TOOTHED DRIVE PULLEY MOTOR BRACKET TENSION ADJUST BOLT STEERING WHEEL Steering Wheel Assembly Inspect the motor pulleys and belt If the belt is broken or shows signs of wear replace it Locate the two nuts on each side of the motor mounting bracket Loosen all four bracket nuts Rotate the tension adjustment bolt as necessary Tighten this bolt until the belt is taut Then restore correct tension by loosening the bolt one full turn Tighten the motor bracket nuts Wheel Driver Board Switch off powe
65. he game Select a boat and a track Additional game information appears on the Screen when needed Individual statistics are shown periodically during the race and its end PLAYER CHOICES Any boat can be used on any track Each boat handles and performs differently Players will learn which boats are best for a given track and driving style Press one of the VIEW buttons to select more boats CONTROLLING THE BOAT The steering wheel and throttle control the boat The steering wheel directs the boat while the throttle sets its speed A BOOST button on the throttle gives an extra burst of power This button flashes when the additional BOOST is available In order to use BOOST players must collect BOOST icons along a track by steering directly under them A gauge shows exactly how much BOOST power is available INDICATORS On screen indicators give the players information about their boat and those of competitors Across the top of the screen are numeric indicators for elapsed time time remaining to pass the next checkpoint and race position Gauges show engine R P M vehicle speed and BOOST fuel remaining DISPLAYS A superimposed radar map shows the terrain and the position of all boats with your craft at the center Computer controlled boats are shown as green triangles other human piloted boats are shown as red triangles and police craft are shown as blue triangles At the bottom of the screen another display
66. ial hazard If you fail to avoid this hazard it MAY cause minor or moderate injury CAUTION also alerts you about unsafe practices NOTICE indicates information of special importance WARNING TRANSPORTING GAMES This game contains glass and fragile electronic devices Use appropriate care when transporting this game Avoid rough handling when moving the cabinet Do not move this game with the power on WARNING DISCONNECT POWER Always turn the power OFF and unplug the game before attempting service or adjustments unless otherwise instructed Installing or repairing PC boards with power ON can damage components and void the warranty WARNING GROUND GAMES Avoid electrical shocks Do not plug in a game until you have inspected and properly grounded it Only plug this game into a grounded three wire outlet Do not use a cheater plug or cut off the ground pin on the line cord WARNING AVOID ELECTRICAL SHOCKS This video game system does not utilize an isolation transformer Internal cabinet AC is not isolated from the external AC line WARNING HANDLE FLUORESCENT TUBE AND CRT WITH CARE If you drop fluorescent tube or CRT and it breaks it will implode Shattered glass can fly eight feet or more from the implosion CAUTION CHECK POWER SELECTOR LAMP Set the 115 230VAC selector on the power supply for the correct line voltage Check the selector setting before switching on the game Verify that the fluorescent lamp assembly is co
67. iego Board Lift the board off its mounting posts During reinstallation tighten the screws Start at the board s center and work toward the outer edge If you aren t reinstalling the board store it in an anti static bag and protective container Speakers Switch off power to the VGM Unbolt and remove the speaker grille from below the marquee Note the orientation of speaker wires Unbolt and remove the speakers To remove subwoofer unlock and open the rear door Note the orientation of speaker wires Unbolt and remove the speaker Marquee Light Box Switch off power to the VGM Remove the speaker panel screws Lift off the marquee glass and artwork to expose the interior of the light box Viewing Glass Switch off power to the game Unlock and open the coin door Unlatch and lower the dashboard Remove the glass retaining bracket at the bottom center of the viewing glass Carefully remove glass and set aside Clean glass before reinstalling Monitor WARNING The video monitor is very heavy with most of the weight toward the front Solidly support the monitor as you remove from it from the cabinet WARNING When operating the monitor outside the cabinet use an isolation transformer In normal operation the monitor doesn t require isolation from AC line voltage Switch off power to the VGM Unlock and open the coin door Unlatch and lower the dashboard Remove the viewing glass Lift out the monitor bezel Remove the flange nuts tha
68. ithout permission from the publisher For Service Call your Authorized MIDWAY GAMES INC Distributor MIDWAY GAMES INC 3401 N CALIFORNIA AVE CHICAGO ILLINOIS 60618 5899 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Entire contents of this manual copyright 1999 MIDWAY Games Inc All rights reserved
69. lation transformer Troubleshooting 6 12 Video Troubleshooting Table continued SYMPTOM CAUSE REQUIRED ACTION VGM video game machine doesn t appear e No audio Power up self test runs Floppy disk in drive Check floppy drive for diskette If you find disk eject Leave VGM power on Turn off computer Wait for hard disk to stop spinning Turn on computer Faulty wiring Loosen computer case lid thumbscrews and lift off cover Assure that hard drive ribbon cable connector is fully seated into mating connector on motherboard Check hard drive power cable Improper components Verify that hard disk drive is correct for this VGM Label on drive records manufacturer name assembly number and program version Verify that circuit boards are correct for this VGM Label on each board records manufacturer name assembly number and hardware version Verify that ROM instruction set is correct for this VGM VGM set includes more than one ROM Label on each ROM records assembly number and software version Hard drive problems Turn computer on Immediately look under hard drive Hard Drive Activity LED flashes if drive is operating properly Allow VGM to load normally Note and record any error messages that occur during self test Remove hard drive and install it in working VGM If symptom recurs there hard drive is faulty Replace it e Blotches of color appear on Screen Pi
70. lent types are acceptable Store batteries in a safe place until you ve completed repairs Dispose of used batteries according to manufacturer instructions A battery on the CPU Board retains data in memory during power disruptions This battery is a 3 volt lithium button cell of type CR 2032 Switch off power to the game Unlock and remove the rear door Remove the back of the Arcade Computer The battery resides toward the edge of the motherboard near the daughter board sockets Carefully pry up the battery retaining lever Then grasp the battery edges and remove the device Set the battery aside Note the marking on one side of the replacement battery When you install a battery this marking must face the battery retaining lever After replacing the battery set the system clock to the correct date and time Also enter the Menu System and check or update system adjustments as necessary Coin Counter Switch off power to the VGM Unlock the cash door and swing it open Find the meter at the lower left corner of the vault opening Record the meter count before testing or replacement Locate the meter wires Disconnect wiring at the connector Remove two screws from the front bracket The meter is a 5V D C meter Assure that the replacement meter has a diode across the terminals to protect driver circuits Coin Mechanism Switch off power to the VGM Unlock the coin door and swing it open To clean or replace a coin mechanis
71. lso allows the operator to restore game settings to factory defaults or save audit information for later use A confirmation screen appears before changes become final Use the operator control switches to select the Game Utilities Menu and press TEST to activate the sub menu Follow the on screen instructions to select any item and activate it Clear Credits resets the existing number of game credits to zero Reset Operator Settings returns the Adjustments Menus variables to the original factory defaults Reset High Scores and Split Times resets the player high score table to factory default ghost data Reset Audit Stats resets the track and boat audit values to zero Full Factory Restore resets all of the game variables above to factory default values at one time Save Audits to Floppy Disk allows the operator to save game data to a formatted 1 44MB high density diskette before clearing values The floppy disk drive is in the CPU cabinet Comparison of audit data over time can provide the operator with useful information about the effect of game variables on profits Note Once data has been cleared it cannot be restored Use the Save Audits to Floppy Disk option on this menu to save the data for analysis Use caution when clearing audit information To clear these registers use the Reset or Full Factory Restore functions of this menu Operation 2 29 CALIBRATE STEERING AND THROTTLE gt MIDWAY CALIBRATE STEERING AND THROTTLE CENTER
72. luorescent tube from its sockets If you find cracks or darkened ends install new lamp Clean tube Check continuity of both fluorescent tube filaments Verify that fluorescent tube operates by placing it in working VGM Faulty lamp fixture Verify that lamp pins make good connection with Socket contacts Faulty wiring Measure fluorescent lamp AC voltages Check wiring and connector continuity from AC power chassis to lamp assembly several hours of use e Cabinet becomes warm after e operates normally Obstructed fan Check bottom and rear of cabinet for blocked airflow Move VGM away from sources of heat Turn off VGM power Remove dust from vent holes with high power vacuum cleaner Faulty wiring Check fan wiring and connectors Faulty fan Check operation of all fans screen e Error messages appear on Faulty hardware Check any assembly RAM ROM Battery etc identified in error messages Call your authorized distributor for help with unresolved screen messages COOLING FAN ASSEMBLY S P SELF TAPPING SCREW 10 x 1 2 Fan Location and Mounting Troubleshooting 6 16 WARNINGS amp NOTICES WARNING USE OF NON MIDWAY PARTS OR CIRCUIT MODIFICATIONS MAY CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR EQUIPMENT DAMAGE USE ONLY MIDWAY AUTHORIZED PARTS Use only authorized components and parts Failure to do so will void warranty and may result in incorrect and or unsa
73. m unlatch and remove it After reinstallation assure that the mechanism seats fully in its bracket Close and lock the release latch Then close the door Enter the Menu System to change the coin mechanism setup Test known good and bad coins to verify operation CPU Board NOTICE Avoid damage to electronics Turn off VGM power before servicing circuit boards or any electronic assembly Never hot plug circuit boards The CPU Board is part of the Arcade Computer Switch off power to the VGM Open and remove the rear door The Arcade Computer is behind this door To expose the CPU Board loosen four metal thumbscrews Don t remove the screws These screws reside at the top and bottom corners of the case Slide off the back of the computer Disconnect the floppy disk power and data cables at the disk drive Loosen the drive mounting screws Lift the floppy drive out of the cabinet Set it aside for reassembly Remove the Board brackets Service 3 2 DO REMOVE NS TO RELEASE Remove the CPU Board power cables at the CPU Board Remove the circuit board retention bars Disconnect the Reset cable from the Filter Board and Motherboard noting the orientation of the connectors Remove the Filter Board Assembly Video Card and Network Card Remove the floppy drive mounting bracket Remove CPU Board mounting screws Pinch the top of a CPU Board standoff and raise t
74. me This screen does not permit changes To select these tests use operator control switches to select the DIAGNOSTICS MENU and press TEST to activate it The screen displays the sub menu Use the same steps to activate any one of the items listed Follow the on screen instructions to continue to other menu screens Operation 2 12 SWITCH AND LAMP TEST lt gt MIDWAY SWITCH AND LAMP TEST Buttons Coin counts Coin QON Analog 170 Wheel 00 Throttle 00 Note VOL and VOL control the wheel force Tead baok HIGH cycles lamps LOW toggles all lam Press TEST 3 times to return to previous menu SWITCH AND LAMP TEST SCREEN Use the operator control switches to select the Switch and Lamp Test and press the TEST button This screen reports information but does not permit changes Activate each switch and the indicator on the screen changes state Release the switch and the indicator returns to its previous normally open or closed condition Switches may be tested in any combination These Switch Tests are used to verify crossed wires intermittent conditions and stuck switches The Buttons tests include the player control switches and operator control switches Activating any of these switches causes the indicator on screen to change from OFF to ON and from gray to green Each button change should be exactly duplicated by a single indication on the menu screen The Coin and Cabinet Switches are shown on the sc
75. me machine parts screws Remove metal shield if your VGM has starts normally one over motor Inspect for faulty or worn belts bearings couplings gears etc 1 Inspect Wheel Driver Board under low light Faulty Wheel Driver conditions LEDs glow if motor driver circuits Board receive AC power from transformer Voltages or signals may or may not be normal 2 Examine fuses and cables on Wheel Driver Board Replace bad fuses Using digital voltmeter verify AC voltage between each fuse holder and ground You should measure approximately 25V See Wiring Diagram 3 Using 20 VAC setting on digital voltmeter measure DC voltage at motor Dont move steering wheel drive belt or motor while making this measurement Any reading indicates unstable supply that may contain ripple or noise 4 Verify proper operation of Wheel Driver Board by placing it in working VGM 1 Turn off VGM power Open dashboard Support Loose or worn drive steering wheel and remove outer mounting belt screws Remove metal shield if your VGM has one over motor Inspect for faulty or worn belts bearings couplings gears etc 2 f drive belt isn t worn or damaged check its tightness 1 From Diagnostics Menu choose FORCE e No wheel feedback Improperly set FEEDBACK ADJUSTMENT feedback 2 Set feedback to match player requirements e Steering aims vehicle as Maximum force may be too extreme for very expected young or inexperienced customers 1 Ex
76. ng Remote Adjustment Board connectors seat controls operate normally properly on Video Monitor Board 2 Assure that video cables connect to circuit boards and computer 3 Assure that no wires are caught on chassis or mounting brackets Improper monitor Check that BRIGHTNESS intensity adjustments CONTRAST are set above their minimum levels 1 Examine AC line fuse on Video Monitor Board If Faulty monitor fuse is faulty replace it with identical fuse circuitry 2 f fuse is good Verify that video monitor operates correctly by placing it in working VGM 3 If monitor is bad Check monitor power supply 4 f power supply is good Check monitor horizontal output transistor and related circuitry WARNING HIGH VOLTAGE VGM video game machine monitors generate and store potentially lethal high voltages Avoid touching any part of the monitor until power has been off for some time A picture tube can maintain a hazardous charge for up to several days Only qualified technicians should service monitors Turn off the power unplug the VGM and discharge the CRT before attempting service Even properly discharged tubes can revert to a highly charged state without reapplication of power WARNING In normal operation the monitor doesn t require isolation from AC line voltage During bench servicing you may need to operate the monitor outside the cabinet If you do isolate the monitor from line voltage with an iso
77. om the steering wheel motor Select the test or adjustment with the operator control switches and press TEST to activate it This screen permits changes to the existing values The Force Feedback Adjustment ranges from 0 minimum to 100 maximum with 50 as the factory default setting Use a higher amount of force for players with greater upper body strength Younger players may be more comfortable with lower force settings The Force Feedback Center Test checks the functioning of the steering wheel motor drive circuits Select this item and move the steering wheel to any position The wheel must automatically return to its center position as soon as it is released If it does not do this the boat will not respond properly Operation 2 18 WATCHDOG RESET M sg gg m MIDWAY DIAGNOSTICS MENU SWITCH AND LAMP TEST HARDDRIVE TEST STEREO SOUND TEST MONITOR PATTE FORCE FEEDBAC WATCHDOG RESE RETURN TO PRE 01 and VOL to s elect T to accept CREDIT to cancel WATCHDOG RESET TEST CONFIRMATION BOX The Watchdog Reset Test checks the function of the game s watchdog circuit by causing a forced reset Use the operator control switches to select the Watchdog Reset Test then press TEST to activate it This test is similar to the restart command available on many personal computers Note Use caution when performing a Watchdog Reset Test Although game information should not be affected audit da
78. ould be straight and the dots round Consult the service literature from the manufacturer of the monitor for more detail on these adjustments The Crosshatch Patterns assist in verifying the monitor convergence linearity and dynamic focus Operation 2 16 MONITOR PATTERNS TEST continued from previous page Red Blue and Green Color Screen tests fill the screen with 10096 of the chosen color at normal intensity Each screen should be absolutely uniform from top to bottom and side to side No retrace lines or noise should be visible The Color Screen tests can verify monitor intensity black level blanking and color purity Color Screens may not hold their uniformity if the monitor degaussing circuit is defective White Black 50 Gray and 25 Gray Screens fill the screen with black gray or white at various intensities The screens should be uniform with no color tints or distortion No retrace lines or noise should be visible If any of the tests shows a need for adjustment use the proper controls on the Video Monitor Operation 2 17 FORCE FEEDBACK ADJUSTMENTS MIDWAY 77 FORCE FEEDBACK ADJUSTMENT MENU USE FORCE FEEDBACK FORCE FEEDBACK ADJUSTMENT FORCE FEEDBACK CENTER TEST k RETURN TO PREVIOUS MENU Press TEST to return to previous menu FORCE FEEDBACK ADJUSTMENT MENU SCREEN The Force Feedback Adjustment Menu allows operators to set the use and intensity of feedback fr
79. power supply chassis e Store electronic assemblies in an anti static area Use anti static bags to store or transport VGM circuit boards Transport the hard drive in its shipping container e Don t remove or connect electronic assemblies when cabinet power is on Otherwise you ll damage electronic assemblies and void the VGM warranty e After you complete maintenance or service replace ground wires shields safety covers etc Install and tighten ground and mounting screws Troubleshooting 6 1 Coin Mechanism and Pricing Troubleshooting Table SYMPTOM CAUSE REQUIRED ACTION VGM video game machine accepts currency or tokens but number of credits per coin or bill is incorrect Improper settings at Pricing Menu Enter Menu System by pressing and holding TEST MODE switch inside coin door From Diagnostics Menu choose SWITCH TEST Use tests to confirm operation of switches From Adjustments Menu choose PRICING MENU Verify that units and credits are set correctly Faulty wiring Check that cabinet wiring is correct for this VGM Assure that coin meter and coin switches connect properly to control input wires VGM won t accept currency or tokens VGM won t start Audio and video are present Improper currency Unlock and open cash door Empty cash box Inspect revenue for counterfeit currency Check vault Remove any items that block path from mechanism Faulty coin mechanism Unlock
80. r dollar and accept dollar bills only To remove for service or replacement reverse these steps Plug in the line cord and turn on the VGM From the Menu System change the mechanism setup and pricing Then test known good and bad bills to verify proper operation Close and lock the coin door Fans Switch off power to the VGM Remove the cabinet rear door Remove the back of the Arcade Computer To remove a fan disconnect its power harness and remove the fan mounting screws Note the fan orientation Each fan has an arrow molded into its plastic case to indicate airflow direction Be certain to reinstall the fans in the proper direction to assure airflow over circuitry Throttle Lever Switch off power to the VGM Unlock and open the coin door Unlatch and lower the dashboard Remove three tamper resistant bolts at the base of the lever Lift off the throttle lever Careful Cable remains attached to the lever To remove throttle assembly unbolt the assembly cover Support the assembly then unbolt it from inside the control panel Hard Disk Drive Switch off power to the game Unlock and remove the rear door Remove the back of the Arcade Computer Disconnect the DC power cable from the hard disk drive Unplug the ribbon cable from the hard drive but leave it attached to the CPU board Remove the drive mounting screws Lift the drive out of the cabinet Save the mounting screws for reuse in future hard drive installations When returning a har
81. r For Free Race sets the minimum number of players needed to activate the free race award for a first place finish The choices are OFF two three or four players Factory default is OFF Use this feature to encourage players to participate in linked races Enable All Boats determines whether all boats are available for player selection at the start of a race Set this option to OFF to hide certain boats from first time players Set this option to ON to enable players to choose from all possible boats at all times Players can override this option to choose from all boats by pressing any of the view buttons during the boat selection screen Factory default is OFF Operation 2 21 GENERAL ADJUSTMENTS MENU continued Unlock Tracks enables or disables certain tracks until players finish a certain number of races hidden tracks are revealed as bonus tracks Set this option to OFF to hide the bonus tracks Set this option to ON to enable players to choose from all tracks at all times Factory default is OFF Races for Bonus 1 is available only when Unlock All Tracks is turned OFF This adjustment sets the number of races a player must complete to unlock the first of the hidden tracks The range of adjustment is from 1 to 8 races Factory default is 3 Races for Bonus 2 is also available only when Unlock Tracks is turned OFF This adjustment sets the number of races a player must complete to unlock the second of the hidden tracks
82. r to the VGM Unlock and open the coin door and rear door Note the orientation of the connector and other cables Extract the harnesses from the board connectors Remove mounting screws and washers from the Wheel Driver Board Lift the board off its mounting posts Handle the board by a heatsink If you aren t reinstalling the board store it in an anti static bag and protective container Service 3 4 Dollar Bill Validator Use MARS AE2451 U5 UL Recognized currency changer Dollar bill validators or other currency acceptors may be installed in VGMs that were manufactured with the additional wiring connector Switch off power to the VGM and unplug the AC line cord Unlock the coin door and swing it open Read the coin door label for additional information Remove nuts spacers and cover plate from the door Change switch settings or make adjustments before mounting the unit If the manufacturer has supplied an adapter plate place it over the door cutout Install spacers on threaded studs Align the validator mounting holes with the studs Seat the unit in the door opening Install and tighten the nuts Attach the ground wire green with yellow stripe lug to the door ground stud The stud is beside the hinge Mate the wiring harnesses and press them together to fully seat connectors Route wires away from door edges and hinge Inspect the bill chute for proper alignment Set the dollar bill validator to produce long output pulse widths 1 pulse pe
83. rate Each test should return a passed result Other results may indicate a problem with the hard disk drive There is a single hard disk drive unit in this game It is partitioned into two virtual drives C and D The test should report passed for both drives for the game to work properly Press TEST to exit the Hard Drive Test Operation 2 14 STEREO SOUND TEST 2223 MIDWAY STEREO SOUND TEST Ready for sound test Press TEST to begin Playin TOP channel Press TEST to continue Playi ng SEAT channel Press TEST to continue Sound test completed Press TEST to end STEREO SOUND TEST SCREEN The Stereo Sound Test verifies the operation of the stereo sound hardware and cabinet speakers Increase the master volume level before beginning this test Use the operator control switches to select this test and press TEST to activate it This screen reports information but does not permit changes Press the TEST button when prompted by on screen instructions to check each speaker and the game sound hardware Listen to the audio signals from the speakers listed on the screen There should be little or no sound coming from other speakers during each test Use these tests to find crossed connections incorrect phase rattles vibration distortion etc Press the TEST button to exit the Stereo Sound Test Operation 2 15 MONITOR PATTERNS TEST ZZ 2 MIDWAY COLOR BARS CROSS HATCH RED BLUE CREEN WHITE BLACK 507 GRAY 257
84. red it cannot be restored Use the Save Audits to Floppy Disk option on the Game Utilities Menu to save the data for analysis To clear these statistics or audits go to the Game Utilities Menu Operation 2 7 GAME STATISTICS 177 mE MIDWAY GAME STATISTICS POMER ON TIME TIME A RACE POWER ON TIME SINCE RESET TIME IN A RACE SINCE RESET LOST LINKS DURING A RACE OUT OF SYNC GAMES WATCH DOG RESETS REL INKS LEFT COIN COUNT RIGHT COIN COUNT THIRD COIN COUNT FOURTH COIN COUNT BILL COUNT HR HR HR HR Press TEST or CREDIT to return to previous menu GAME STATISTICS SCREEN The Game Statistics report displays general information about coin counts and game usage Use the operator control switches to select Game Statistics from the Game Audits menu Press TEST to enter MIN MIN MIN MIN the Game Statistics display This screen reports information but does not permit changes The Coin Count and Bill Count items permit the operator to assess currency collection The other items present information on game operation Reset link and sync statistics are measures of the game software s ability to recover from conditions that adversely affect game play Operation 2 8 AUDITS TOTALS 277 MIDWAY AUDITS TOTALS GAMES PLAYED CONT INUES FREE GAME STARTS FREE GAME TIME EXPIRES DID NOT FINISH F 1
85. reen without regard for their actual game location Each switch change should be exactly duplicated by a single indication on the menu screen The Lamps tests indicate the state of each of the lamps within control panel and overhead linking sign or header if installed Press the LOW button to activate all of the lamps simultaneously or the HIGH button to cycle the lamps in order The HEADER TOP and HEADER BOT lamp tests have no effect unless a header or leader light is installed on the cabinet The Analog I O test displays a value relative to the travel limits of the steering wheel or throttle indicating the current position of each control Wheel position varies between 0 full left and 255 full right Throttle position varies between 0 full back and 255 full forward The Coin Counts display the total number of coins deposited through each mechanism Insert currency or tokens to perform these tests Operation 2 13 HARD DRIVE TEST ZZ MIDWAY L wE AM HARDDRIVE TEST Check far cs passe Checking for D passed Press TEST to continue HARD DRIVE TEST SCREEN The Hard Drive Test verifies the functioning of the Hard Disk Drive Assembly Highlight the test by using the operator control switches to select the option then press TEST to begin This screen reports information but does not permit changes The Hard Drive Test verifies the existence of the data necessary for the game to ope
86. rns in yoke 2 Have service bureau converge monitor 3 Retest monitor Troubleshooting 6 14 Software Update Troubleshooting Table SYMPTOM CAUSE REQUIRED ACTION You skipped steps or Return update components to kit reinstall e Update didn t work performed them out original parts in cabinet and try process again of sequence e After update procedure You connected linked 1 Network communication circuits may have Screen reports lower than VGMs video game prevented full update Turn off power to all latest version machines to cabinet connected cabinets being updated 2 Perform update on one cabinet at time If power is off you need not disconnect linking cables Installation error may have damaged device Inspect for bent or broken pins If you have another kit try it Ask your distributor to check your floppy disk NOTICE Someday software updates for your VGM video game machine might become available These upgrades may improve your VGM s performance or add new VGM features Such upgrades tend to appear sometime after factory first releases VGM Contact your distributor for information about updates Troubleshooting 6 15 Miscellaneous Problem Troubleshooting Table SYMPTOM CAUSE REQUIRED ACTION or non functional VGM video game machine starts and plays normally e Marquee lamp is intermittent Faulty fluorescent tube Remove f
87. rrect for the local line voltage CAUTION USE PROPER FUSE Avoid electrical shock Replacement fuses must be of the same type as those they replace Fuse voltage and current ratings must match ratings on the original fuse CAUTION ATTACH CONNECTORS PROPERLY Be sure that printed circuit board PCB connectors mate properly If connectors do not slip on easily do not force them A reversed connector may damage your game and void the warranty Connector keys only allow a connector to fit one set of pins on a board Setup 1 3 CAUTION USE CARE WHEN SHIPPING HARD DISKS hard disk drive must be packed in an anti static bag When shipping the drive for repair or replacement pack it in an approved container P N 08 8068 Do not stack or drop hard disk drives WARNING HAZARD TO EPILEPTICS A very small portion of the population has a condition which may cause them to experience epileptic seizures or have momentary loss of consciousness when viewing certain kinds of flashing lights or patterns that are present in our daily environment These persons may experience seizures while watching some kinds of television pictures or playing certain video games People who have not had any previous seizures may nonetheless have an undetected epileptic condition If you or anyone in your family has experienced symptoms linked to an epileptic condition e g seizures or loss of awareness immediately consult your physician before using any video
88. shows the relative position of nearby boats GAME ACTION Action begins when the three two one countdown ends and the announcer yells Boats must pass checkpoints within time limitations to continue play Players must avoid fixed obstacles and other boats to decrease their time between checkpoints Ramps along the route allow players to advance more quickly collect hovering BOOST icons or avoid obstacles Players can change their view of the action by pressing the view buttons on the left side of the control panel The game includes announcer comments engine sounds and other noises SCORING Players who set a speed record for any track may enter their initials in the high score table After a certain number of tracks are completed determined by the adjustments additional tracks become available Operation 2 4 MENU SYSTEM SYSTEM OVERVIEW A series of on screen menus present game variables and diagnostics The Main Menu screen allows the operator to view information make changes or verify equipment operation Each Sub Menu screen displays one specific group of choices Detail Menus present data or run the required tests You must be at the Detail Menu level to detect errors make changes or activate tests The operator control switches are used to move through the menus select items and start or stop particular routines Each time the game is turned on or switched from normal play mode to the menu system and back th
89. t permit changes There are several pages of these audits The name of the track appears at the top of the page Press the VOLUME UP or VOLUME DOWN buttons to move through these pages Operation 2 10 AUDITS BY BOAT ime MIDWAY E AUDITS BY BOAT PAGE 1 OF 13 BANSHEE GAMES PLAYED CONT INUES FREE GAMES WON STARTS FREE GAMES Z TIME EXPIRES DID NOT FINISH FINISHES 1 PLAYER RACES Z PLAYER RACES 3 PLAYER RACES 4 PLAYER RACES Press 01 to page VOL to down CREDIT to return to previous menu TYPICAL AUDITS BY BOAT SCREEN The Audits by Boat report gives operators more specific information about player choices and ability Use the operator control switches to select Audits by Boat from the Game Audits menu Press TEST to enter either display These screens report information but do not permit changes There are several pages of these audits The name of the boat appears at the top of the page Press the Volume Up or Volume Down buttons to move through these pages Operation 2 11 DIAGNOSTICS P MIDWAY DIAGNOSTICS MENU SWITCH AND LAMP TEST HARDDRIVE TEST STEREO SOUND TEST MONITOR PATTERNS MENU FORCE FEEDBACK ADJUSTMENTS MENU WATCHDOG RESET TEST P RETURN TO PREVIOUS MENU Press TEST to return to previous menu DIAGNOSTICS SUB MENU SCREEN These tests allow the operator to verify the electrical and electronic condition of the ga
90. t secure the monitor s mounting brackets to its mounting panel Carefully pull the monitor from the cabinet Set the monitor in a safe place Clean the face of the CRT and viewing glass before reinstalling the bezel and viewing glass Network Interface Board Switch off power to the VGM Unlock and open the rear door Remove the back of the Arcade Computer Note the orientation of the cables Loosen the header mounting screw Disconnect the network cables from the board header connectors Remove the circuit board retention bars Remove the board If you aren t reinstalling the board store it in an anti static bag and protective container Video Card Switch off power to the VGM Unlock and open the rear door Remove the back of the Arcade Computer Loosen the header mounting screw Disconnect the video cable from the board header connector Remove the circuit board retention bars Remove the board If you aren t reinstalling the board store it in an anti static bag and protective container Filter Board Switch off power to the VGM Unlock and open the rear door Remove the back of the Arcade Computer Note the orientation of the cables Loosen the header mounting screw Disconnect the cables from the board header connectors Remove the board If you aren t reinstalling the board store it in an anti static bag and protective container Service 3 6 DIMMs Dual In line Memory Modules CAUTION Static electricity builds up on your body This s
91. ta could be changed Once data has been changed it cannot be restored Use the Save Audits to Floppy Disk option on the Game Utilities Menu to save the data for analysis When the operator chooses the Watchdog Reset Test a confirmation box appears superimposed on the screen as shown above Select YES to reset the game or NO to return to the Diagnostics Menu Upon reset the screen blanks and the game starts up again Note and record any messages that occur during this startup sequence Operation 2 19 ADJUSTMENTS MENU 223 MIDWAY ADJUSTMENTS MENU GENERAL ADJUSTMENTS MENU DIFFICULTY ADJUSTMENTS MENU NETWORK ADJUSTMENTS MENU SET TIME AND DATE k RETURN TO PREVIOUS MENU Press TEST to return to previous menu ADJUSTMENTS MENU SCREEN The Adjustments Menu allows operators to set game and player variables Use these screens to optimize game performance and earnings The General Adjustments include pricing game variables and cabinet type variables Select these items to set player incentives the cost of playing and the size of game equipment The Difficulty Adjustments set the level of game difficulty These adjustments can optimize the game s characteristics to best suit the needs of players The Network Adjustments control variables related to linking These items are required to establish the identity of all cabinets in a network These adjustments are transparent to the players Operation 2 20 GENERAL ADJUSTMENTS
92. tant only that no two are the same Factory Default is 1 Operation 2 27 SET THE TIME AND DATE Z 2 MIDWAY SET TIME AND DATE SET HOUR 11 SET MINUTES 26 SET SECONDS 33 SET MONTH Jan SET DATE 22 SET YEAR 1999 k RETURN TO PREVIOUS MENU 11 26 33 pm Fri Jan 22 1999 Press TEST to return to previous menu TIME AND DATE MENU SCREEN The Set Time and Date menu provides the current date and time for the game This screen also allows operators to adjust the clock for changes in time zones and seasonal changes in time Use the operator control switches to select Set Time and Date then press TEST to activate the sub menu Use the operator control switches to select a variable and press TEST to make changes Select a new value then press TEST once again to save changes and return to the above screen Once set the clock runs until the battery dies or the electrical circuits are disrupted by service or a major fault The clock assists in providing accurate game statistics It does not affect the game operation Operation 2 28 GAME UTILITIES MENU MIDWAY UTILITIES MENU CLEAR CREDITS RESET OPERATOR SETTINGS RESET HIGH SCORES AND SPLIT TIMES RESET AUDIT STATS FULL FACTORY RESTORE SAVE AUDITS TO FLOPPY DISK P RETURN TO PREVIOUS MENU Press TEST to return to previous menu GAME UTILITIES MENU SCREEN The Game Utilities Menu permits operator changes to credits player statistics and game audits It a
93. tatic can damage or destroy sensitive circuits Before touching or handling electronics discharge static electricity by touching the power supply chassis DIMM circuits contain the computer read write memory for this game Switch off power to the game Remove the cabinet rear door Remove the back of the Arcade Computer Unplug the ribbon cable from the floppy drive Leave the other end of the cable attached to the CPU Board Unscrew and remove the circuit board retention bars Remove the floppy drive mounting bracket Remove the floppy drive Note DIMM positions Press out on the locking retainer on each side of the DIMM The DIMM should partially or completely pop out of its socket Lift the DIMM from its socket Handle the DIMM only by its edges DIMM Installation To reinstall memory circuits hold the DIMM upright over its socket Make sure the keying holes and notches are in their proper positions Gently push the DIMM board into the socket so that the board snaps into place under the locking retainer on each side of the socket Be sure that the retainers mate tightly with DIMM board notches Do not force a DIMM into its socket Service 3 7 ARCADE COMPUTER MECHANICAL COMPONENTS FLOPPY DRIVE FLOPPY DRIVE RIBBON CABLE BA CARD RETENTION BARS i W THREADED SCREW SDRAM DIMM 64MB 3 VOLT LITHIUM BATTERY COMPUTER CASE FAN GRILLE b FLOPPY DRIVE
94. tion connectors and jumpers Not required for this game Wiring 5 7 AUDIO AMPLIFIER BOARD ASSEMBLY 04 12529 1 _ U3 fo Noc 7 lt 12 T ox gt N PE 4 XS CR14J eo P3 P1 EX See 2 NEM U4 J1 UE E AUDIO AMPLIFIER LED INDICATOR STATUS CHART DESIGNATION LOCATION FUNCTION COLOR STATE MEANING NEAR C3 INDICATOR OPERATION iE a NOTE 1 NOTE 2 NEAR 02 amp 06 INDICATOR OPERATION a NOTE 1 NOTE 2 NOTES 1 Output protection circuit has been activated Clear fault and remove power to attempt a circuit reset 2 Intermittent audio overload or overheating may cause blinking LED should flash only during start up Wiring 5 8 DIEGO INTERFACE BOARD ASSEMBLY 04 12522
95. to other menu screens The top center area of the screen between the game and manufacturer s logos displays information about major variables that affect game operation FREE PLAY ON indicates that the game will start without inserting currency or tokens Network play off line indicates that this game is not linked to another at this time These items may be changed from the Adjustments menus Operation 2 6 GAME AUDITS ZZ MIDWAY L wE GAME AUDITS MENU GAME STATISTICS AUDITS TOTALS AUDITS BY TRACK AUDITS BY BOAT k RETURN TO PREVIOUS MENU Press TEST to return to previous menu GAME AUDITS MENU SCREEN The Game Audits Menu provides the operator with options for various summaries of the game statistics and audits Detailed reports give statistics based on player selections and performance To view a report use the operator control switches to select the Game Audits Menu and a specific report Press TEST to activate the report Follow the on screen instructions to continue to other menu screens Use the information in these reports to keep records of the game s popularity and earnings The operator may also analyze favorite tracks most frequently used boats and other statistics These screens report information but do not permit changes Examine and record all game audit values before doing service or making repairs on this game NOTE Use caution when clearing audit information Once data has been clea
96. ure tube dynamic convergence is out of alignment Have service bureau dynamically reconverge monitor This procedure requires removing and repositioning yoke Service bureau must follow instructions from monitor manufacturer Video tears or rolls or has black bar down middle of Faulty wiring Check connectors and cables for wiring continuity Video cables connect computer to circuit boards and then to video monitor Screen 2 Assure connection of all cabinet ground wires especially at video monitor chassis 1 Verify that video monitor operates correctly by Faulty monitor connecting it to working VGM circuitry 2 Assure that video monitor is correct type for this VGM Video monitors with wrong resolution can t lock sync 1 Check to see if Video Board puts out type of Improper sync signals sync that your monitor requires 2 Verify that jumpers are set correctly for monitor 3 f necessary change video sync jumper on Diego Board Refer to Wiring chapter for details Electromagnetic Move cabinet far away from machines fields appliances or VGMs video game machines Missing colors Check connectors and cables for wiring Faulty wiring continuity from circuit boards to video monitor Faulty monitor color Verify that video monitor operates correctly by drive circuitry connecting it to working VGM 1 Turnon VGM One color is dimmer or Maladjusted color 2 Enter Monitor Patterns Menu brighter t
97. utton shows the cockpit view The position is from the driver s seat inside the boat This is the view through the windshield as seen from normal driving perspective MOLDED DASH 7 THROTTLE LEVER PUSHBUTTON RED VIEW HIGH BOOST PUSHBUTTON WHITE _ PUSHBUTTON LOW HIGH SING WHEEL N PUSHBUTTON BLUE PILOT HIGH PLAYER CONTROL LOCATIONS Operation 2 2 OPERATOR CONTROLS CABINET CONTROLS Switches set some system variables You can set other variables in the menu system The Monitor Remote Control Board allows you to adjust the video display for optimum viewing The Cabinet POWER Switch turns off the entire game but does not reset game variables Computer POWER Switch turns off the computer It is internally located Use it for servicing CONTROL SWITCHES TEST MODE Button causes the game to enter the menu system Press the TEST MODE button briefly to run automatic tests Or press and hold TEST MODE Button until the Main Menu appears Within the menu system the TEST MODE Button s function is described on each screen VOLUME DOWN and VOLUME UP Buttons adjust the game sound levels To make minor volume changes press either button briefly To make major changes press and hold a button In the menu system VOLUME UP and VOLUME DOWN moves the item selector through each of the menus SERVICE CREDITS Button allots credits without changing the game s bookkeeping total SERVICE CREDIT

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