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Summary of Contents for DEAD HEAT UNLEASHED

Page 1: ...D Operation Manual To ensure safe operation of the machine be sure to read this Operation Manual before use Keep this Operation Manual in a safe place for quick access whenever needed Bandai Namco Amu...

Page 2: ...Introduction r DEAD HEAT UNLEASHED This Operation Manual describes machine Contact for Machine and Machine Repair Inquiries 0 1...

Page 3: ...3 0 4 3 0 4 to other property 5 3 1 1 Levels of Risk 1 Safety Precautions Be sure to read to ensure safe operation Instructions to the Owner T These must be performed by technicians only T 3 1 precaut...

Page 4: ...power cord plug to water It may result in electric shock or electrical leakage Do not touch the power cord plug with wet hands It may result in electric shock The power capacity of the machine is AC 1...

Page 5: ...cation with ample illumination and keep the labels clean at all times Make sure that the labels are not hidden E new one To order warning labels contact your distributor Caution sticker Seat Slide C P...

Page 6: ...ontents 4 A E 2 7 D 9 G E 5 10 L 11 L 11 L 11 L A M 12 L A 1 E 13 Q T 14 Q E 0 15 6 2 Transporting 15 Q A T E E 15 6 2 2 Transporting on a Vehicle 16 R 17 7 1 Safety Precautions for Playing 17 R A 17...

Page 7: ...5 Q 4 E Y5 E 34 T _ _ 38 38 38 E 38 A 0 E 4 4 40 D YEW 42 A A 44 A D 47 A G E T E 48 D E W 49 W E 50 W E 50 W 50 4 50 A 50 D E 50 8B 2 Troubleshooting 51 W A 51 W A A 0 52 W A D E 52 W A G 53 W A L E...

Page 8: ...ntents 6 8B 3 Error Displays 54 W G 55 W G 0 55 A 56 L E 58 R 60 W G A 0 E 61 8 W 61 A E G W 64 D USIO W 64 G W 66 L Power Supply A 67 Q 0 68 W G D 69 69 W G G E 70 E Y 70 9 Disposal 71 10 Parts List...

Page 9: ...7 A D X G L A w L ZQ x ZAD w L ZQ x 600 H G RL ZA G G3 H H G1 z QD z 95 41 95 63...

Page 10: ...8 0 H H G GRQ z D D z RG E H H AA z DD z L A Q H H X L Q AD H 0 X G A Q D E X Q GG E X Q Q D 40 476 74 8 30 3 22 51 2 33 9...

Page 11: ...y BACK 2 4 Cashbox key 2 5 Communication cable 1 m 1 2 6 Communication cable 5 m 1 7 Marquee Front 1 8 Marquee Back 1 9 Torx bolt M5 x 16 8 10 Connection bracket 2 11 Button head bolt black M8 x 30 8...

Page 12: ...trol cover Pedal assembly Top cover Steering assembly Seat assembly Service door Slide unit Level adjuster Level adjuster Power cord Cord box assembly Rear door LED STRIP monitor side Title panel 4 Ov...

Page 13: ...power cord plug into the outlet Poor contact may generate heat Be sure to install the ground wire Failure to install the ground wire may result 8Y Z J 5 J 7 8Y J Y Y Y Y 40 J A The machine is designed...

Page 14: ...the rear door to be removed for service j j6 7 Z 6 7 the machines Example Installing two machines 19 7 or more 50 cm 78 7 or more 200 cm 82 7 or more 210 cm Play zone Wall 19 7 or more 50 cm 19 7 or m...

Page 15: ...J 13 _ Doors and Corridors x 0 E H H G GRQ D X D D RR X RG H G A Q D H H AA LQ X DD Q X L A D H Q GG Front assembly 30 3 77 cm 40 476 103 cm 74 8 190 cm Seat assembly 33 9 86 cm 22 56 cm 51 2 130 cm...

Page 16: ...r accident 8Y Y 38 7 See 8Y J Y Y Y Y 40 7 Move the machine carefully to avoid damaging it The plastic areas are weak Do not exert strong amounts of force on them Even when moving the machine only a s...

Page 17: ...g the machine manually be sure to separate the front as 8Y Y 38 7 i machine such as carrying it on stairs while it is fully assembled may result in an accident When transporting the machine manually b...

Page 18: ...fully assembled may result in an accident When using a fork lift to transport the machine observe the following Failure to observe the following instruction may result in an accident such as the mach...

Page 19: ...visible install the machine in an appropriate location with ample illumination and keep the labels clean at all times Make sure that the E new one To order warning labels contact your distributor To...

Page 20: ...en damaged or deteriorated or a bystander If you discover an abnormality replace the affected part immediately To order parts contact your distributor E G H D A E G H D D 4 4 E A 0 E 4 4 40 G 2 x E L...

Page 21: ...4 19 4 Y 5 7 T E R G A 4 E A1 Ultraheat E R Q G E D2 A E R Q G EH E D0 D E R Q G EH E D0 G E R Q G EH E D0 L E R Q L E 4 5 E 33 Q E R Q Q 4 E Y5 E 34...

Page 22: ...turn the power switch on and off repeatedly because it may cause a machine malfunction 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ENTER SELECT COIN BILL SERVICE TEST Service door a Service switch b Select switch d Enter...

Page 23: ...BILL SERVICE TEST Service door a Service switch b Select switch d Enter switch c Test switch a Service switch red b Select switch T c Test switch T T Test mode is used to test the monitor and other p...

Page 24: ...e and shop closing time See 7 5 4 I O TEST Test for the switches lamps etc See 7 5 5 MONITOR TEST Test for the monitor See 7 5 6 SOUND TEST Volume adjustment etc See 7 5 7 BOOKKEEING This screen displ...

Page 25: ...to the item selection Select EXIT and press the enter button to return to the MENU screen This screen is used to set the cost of each game In the MENU screen select COIN OPTIONS and press the enter bu...

Page 26: ...ode after switching to BONUS CREDIT MODE 10 After changing the setting press the enter button to return to the item selection Select EXIT and press the enter button to return to the MENU screen This s...

Page 27: ...IZE in Test mode Otherwise when you connect the additional machine to the machines that are in operation the player data of the machines in operation may be deleted The deleted data cannot be restored...

Page 28: ...ll be displayed during the attract loop In the MENU screen select CLOCK CLOSE TIME SETTING and press the enter button The CLOCK CLOSE TIME SETTING screen appears Flip the select switch up or down to s...

Page 29: ...screen Item Description CAMERA SETTING Adjusts the shooting position of the camera I F INITIALIZE STEERING GAS Initializes the control parts steering wheel accelerator SWITCH TEST Tests the various sw...

Page 30: ...creen appears Flip the select switch up or down to select an item The selected item blinks When the enter button is pressed the values changes in accordance with the item which changes the camera shoo...

Page 31: ...g wheel completely to the right and press the Speed up Button Center the wheel and press the Speed up Button Press the right pedal all the way in and press the Speed up Button Release the right pedal...

Page 32: ...TEST screen select SWITCH TEST and press the enter button The SWITCH TEST screen appears When the switches are turned ON the entered items change SWITCH TEST ON RED 0 OFF ON OFF OFF OFF 500 RIGHT OK O...

Page 33: ...n the direction when turned to the left Normal if 500 RIGHT OK is displayed when fully turned to the right and 500 LEFT OK is displayed when fully turned to the left GAS 1 The value changes when the a...

Page 34: ...the selection and switch between ON and OFF with the select switch While ON is displayed the lamp that corresponds to the item blinks Press the enter button to return to the item selection LAMP TEST...

Page 35: ...screen scrolling test pattern Press the enter switch again to return to the MONITOR TEST screen Select EXIT and press the enter button to return to the MENU screen In the MENU screen select MONITOR T...

Page 36: ...layed at the VOLUME GAME 3 Sample song for Racing song in New York Sound is played at the VOLUME GAME 0 1 While the requested sound is played XX is displayed on the right of the two digit number After...

Page 37: ...em The selected item blinks Press the enter button to enter the selection BOOKKEEPING screen Select EXIT and press the enter button to return to the MENU screen SELECT SW CHOOSE ENTER SW ENTER BOOKKEE...

Page 38: ...e enter button to enter the selection When the selection is entered the screen changes to the detailed information for the selected item LICENSE screen Select EXIT and press the enter button to return...

Page 39: ...the select switch up or down to select an item The selected item blinks Press the enter button to enter the selection OTHERS screen Select EXIT and press the enter button to return to the MENU screen...

Page 40: ...n a high location Use a stool or similar platform Working in an unnatural body posture may cause rear driver cabinet assembly find the rear signboard holes and connect the rear signboard assembly to t...

Page 41: ...Must be performed by a technician 8Y Y 39 Next take the front signboard assembly and connect it to the cabinet using 4 M5 x 16 bolts T...

Page 42: ...than thickness of the bracket and then the bracket can be installed inside the front assembly connector from step Connector Flat washer 9 x 30 x t2 3 Flat washer 9 x 30 x t2 3 Torx bolt M8 x 30 Front...

Page 43: ...Must be performed by a technician 8Y Y 41 Approx 0 2 0 5 cm Caster Level adjuster 4 H not to pinch the connectors or harness 0 X D X A D X X D 4 X A L...

Page 44: ...fore starting this task The USB dongle is for use exclusively with this machine Do not use it with other equipment Do not insert other USB dongles into this machine Doing so may cause the machine to m...

Page 45: ...Must be performed by a technician 8Y Y 43 YEW YEW 2 USB dongle connection location diagram USB dongle Insert the USB dongle into the USB slot Game PC board USB dongle...

Page 46: ...Must be performed by a technician 8Y Y 44 T E A G E T E 48 L 5 W LAN port Communication cable 5 m Game PC Board 8Y J...

Page 47: ...Must be performed by a technician 8Y Y 45 L Y and return the rear door to its original position U shaped cut out Communication cable Game PC Board...

Page 48: ...by a technician 8Y Y 46 Check the shape of the communication cable connectors and insert them with the proper alignment communication will not operate properly J are not stretched and there is no exce...

Page 49: ...J 5 J Be sure to install the ground wire using one of the methods below Failure to install the ground wire may result in electric shock Connect the ground using a 3P plug X assembly on the bottom of...

Page 50: ...ust be performed by a technician 8Y Y 48 8Y j 5 5 5 T 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ENTER SELECT COIN BILL SERVICE TEST Service door a Service switch b Select switch d Enter switch c Test switch Power switc...

Page 51: ...E A7 0 E 5E 5E GAME OPTIONS DRIVE UNIT DEFAULT IN GREEN NUMBER OF CONNECTED DRIVE UNITS SELECT SWITCH SELECT ENTER SWITCH ENTER EXIT FOR USE ON STEERING WHEEL REACTION FOR USE ON NAMCAM CAMERA PCB ID...

Page 52: ...ilure to perform service may result in an accident Performtheinspectionseverydaybeforestartingoperations Thesearerequired to prevent accidents 4 5 17 7 89 R A 17 periodically for any abnormalities 2 P...

Page 53: ...t your distributor Continuing operations may result in an accident securely Repair of the PC boards will be performed by your distributor so never perform a continuity check of a board with a tester o...

Page 54: ...itle panel LEDs do not turn on Ultimate Heat Button does not function Page 57 Page 57 disconnection Ultimate Heat Page 57 The lamp has burned out Page 57 disconnection on LED Board Malfunction LED W T...

Page 55: ...53 Must be performed by a technician 89 89 j 5 Y Symptom Cause Action Reference The accelerator or brake does not function x x Page 30 Page 69 Page 69...

Page 56: ...54 Must be performed by a technician 8B Service 8B 3 Error Displays...

Page 57: ...55 Must be performed by a technician 89 89 j Y 5 89 j Y damage to the electronic circuits be sure to turn off the power switch before starting work X L X AL T...

Page 58: ...Removing and Installing the Control Cover X L X AL X X L X AL to the electronic circuits be sure to turn off the power switch before starting work H on the ultimate heat T When installing the control...

Page 59: ...witch before starting work Pull out the lamp T T correctly during replacement After completing the replacement be sure to check the operation 4 5 j 7 J 30 7 Faston terminal harness color orange Faston...

Page 60: ...formed by a technician 89 47 Y to the electronic circuits be sure to turn off the power switch before starting work E W G A 56 X L X AL E 7 9 Steering assembly Connector Control panel under cover Torx...

Page 61: ...9 Q X D the steering assembly and replace it After completing the replacement be sure to initialize and check the operation T Ground terminal Cap bolt M6 x 30 Cap bolt M6 x 30 Steering assembly Steeri...

Page 62: ...electronic circuits be sure to turn off the power switch before starting work A X T After completing the replacement be sure to check the operation 4 j 7 Y JY JY Y7 28 7 Connector Camera assembly Phi...

Page 63: ...89 89 j Y 1 Replacing the Game PC Board damage to the electronic circuits be sure to turn off the power switch before starting work Q W 5J 9 E 4 8 7 9 Connector Game PC Board Rack base Countersunk was...

Page 64: ...p before packing it in a cardboard box Make sure that the box is not exposed to outside pressure After completing the replacement be sure to check the operation and initialize 4 22 7 T Game PC Board R...

Page 65: ...chnician 89 When installing follow the indications on the game PC board and connect the connectors correctly Yellow green Orange Black No connection D L SERIAL 1 OUTPUT VIDEO 1 JV I O YEW X YEW YEW G...

Page 66: ...harged with static electricity the parts on the PC board may be damaged Before handling the PC board discharge the static electricity from your body for example by touching the surface of grounded met...

Page 67: ...ctors The PC board is sensitive to static electricity If a person handles a PC board while charged with static electricity the parts on the PC board may be damaged Before handling the PC board dischar...

Page 68: ...y If a person handles a PC board while charged with static electricity the parts on the PC board may be damaged Before handling the PC board discharge the static electricity from your body for example...

Page 69: ...a PC board while charged with static electricity the parts on the PC board may be damaged Before handling the PC board discharge the static electricity from your body for example by touching the surf...

Page 70: ...idents or injuries to yourself or other people or damage to the electronic circuits be sure to turn off the power switch before starting work your distributor Remove the rear door Replace the fuse 5 A...

Page 71: ...embly to the electronic circuits be sure to turn off the power switch before starting work E 8 8 9 Disconnect the connector X L X AL After completing the replacement be sure to check the operation and...

Page 72: ...he power switch before starting work The slide unit and seat weigh approx 33 1 lb When laying down and removing Make sure there is no one in the surrounding area T Flange socket bolts M6 x 30 Under co...

Page 73: ...71 When disposing of the machine follow the applicable regulations for collection transportation and disposal When delegating the collection transportation and disposal of the machine...

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Page 75: ...ial L 1 Pixel Material R 1 Marquee Plastic Header 1 Regular Prismatic Plastic Seat Box 1 Seat Back Plastic Insert 1 Control Panel Cover 1 Seat Cushion 1 Seat Back M Exp 1 Steering Assy with soft hoop...

Page 76: ...12V 2 2 GND 2 2 STR_RXD 4 4 GND 3 3 STR_TXD 1 1 5V 3 3 GND 2 2 STEERING 1 1 AC100V L 3 3 AC100V N 2 2 F G 1 1 MOTOR 2 2 MOTOR 1 1 AC100V L E E F G 2 2 AC100V N VIDEO 3 3 STR_TXD 5 5 GND 2 2 STR_RXD 1...

Page 77: ...1 3 3 RD RD RD BK FRONT ASSY 2 2 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 RD GN BU YE RD GN BU YE RD GN BU RD GN BU RD GN BU 1 1 2 2 YE YE CLC DHU PCB ASSY 1 1 GND 9 9 CLC_4 5 5 CLC_0 6 6 CLC_...

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