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Carefully unpack both ASSY LIT HEADERS. Be aware that there is a difference in the artwork between

the two HEADERS. Please position the HEADERS as shown in the following steps. Parts needed are as

follows:-

Remove the fixings from the base of the (8) BKT SUPPORT VERT HEADER TNX.

6-2-9

ASSY LIT HEADER SUPPORT

**73

BKT SUPPORT VERT TOP HEADER TNX x8

**73

BKT SUPPORT VERT TOP HEADER TNX x8

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ASSY LIT HEADER FRONT TNX

**81

ASSY LIT HEADER BACK TNX

(MI-0073X-01UK

(MI-0090XUK

(MI-0100XUK

**223

M6X25 SKT BH PAS (4)

[029-B00625]

**74

BRKT SUPP HORIZ TOP HEADER (2)

[MI-0074XUK]

Summary of Contents for MISSION IMPOSSIBLE ARCADE

Page 1: ...ence when necessary OWNER S SERVICE MANUAL 420 0036UK MISSION IMPOSSIBLE SUPER DELUXE Sega Amusements International Limited 42 Barwell Business Park Leatherhead Road Chessington Surrey KT9 2NY United...

Page 2: ...ions for work are explained by paying attention to the aspect of accident prevention Failing to perform work as per the instructions can cause accidents In the case where only those who have technical...

Page 3: ...nsion voltage sometimes Monitor repair and replacement should be performed only by those technical personnel who have knowledge of electricity and technical expertise Be sure to adjust the monitor pro...

Page 4: ...R DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE Json NET _____________________________________________ The MIT License MIT Copyright c 2007 James Newton King Permission is hereby granted free of charge to any person obtai...

Page 5: ...uries or damage to property However points that require special attention are indicated by bold text the words STOP IMPORTANT or CAUTION and the symbols below Indicates important information that if i...

Page 6: ...ending machine assembly maintenance inspection and replacement of units expendable parts Other qualified professionals Persons employed by amusement equipment manufacturers or involved in design produ...

Page 7: ...0m 82 6in depth 0 154m 6 06in height Filly Assembled Dimensions 4m 157 5in width x 2 61m 102 7in depth 2 86m 112 6in height Weights Monitor Cabinet 1 300kg 661 3lb Monitor Cabinet 2 300kg 661 3lb INST...

Page 8: ...F within the UK please consult the government website www gov uk For users outside of the UK EEE should be disposed of in accordance with the local policy on the recycling of Waste Electrical and Elec...

Page 9: ...point of operation At the time of shipment the factory places an English version of the Epilepsy Warning label near the screen This provides a place for either the player or spectator to read comfort...

Page 10: ...HER CONNECTIONS 75 6 7 TURNING ON THE POWER 77 6 8 CONFIRMATION OF ASSEMBLY 78 6 9 APPLYING WARNING LABELS EPILEPTIFORM SEIZURES 79 7 PRECAUTIONS WHEN MOVING THE MACHINE 80 8 GAME DESCRIPTION 84 8 1 G...

Page 11: ...TING STEP 130 13 3LED LIGHTING OUTER CURVE 131 13 4LED LIGHTING INNER CURVE 132 13 5LED LIGHTING CONTROL PANEL 133 13 6LED LIGHTING CONTROLLER 134 13 7LED LIGHTING WOOFER 135 13 8LED LIGHTING BILLBOAR...

Page 12: ...after installing the product do not unnecessarily pull the power cord If damaged the power cord can cause a fire or an electric shock In case the power cord is damaged ask for a replacement through wh...

Page 13: ...actured specifically for this game machine The manufacturers may discontinue or change the specifications of such general purpose parts If this is the case SEGA cannot repair or replace a failed game...

Page 14: ...r avoiding hazardous situations relating to maintenance and servicing work Some portions of the cabinet contain high voltage and may cause accidents if touched When performing maintenance be very care...

Page 15: ...Label Serial No Label WEEE Label Take care when servicing within these areas 440 CS0010UK CAUTION Take care when servicing within these areas 440 CS0010UK CAUTION 440 CS0300UK CAUTION DANGER OF EXPLO...

Page 16: ...VE SEIZURE PSE If you or your child has experienced a convulsive attack loss of consciousness etc due to light stimuli or TV game or fear that you may experience such symptoms be very careful of using...

Page 17: ...ratures in the proximity of heating units etc Places filled with inflammable gas or vicinity of highly inflammable volatile chemicals or hazardous matter Dusty places Sloped surfaces Places subject to...

Page 18: ...or the power supply is rated at 13 A or higher AC single phase 100 V 120 V area and 7 A or higher AC 220 V 230 V area Non compliance with the Electrical Specifications can cause a fire and electric sh...

Page 19: ...t consulting the instructions The machine should only be disassembled in accordance with the instructions listed in this manual do not attempt to disassemble it in any other way Specific tools and adj...

Page 20: ...the perimiter of the machine This is to allow pedestrians to walk around the machine safely Failing to provide such may introduce hazards such as pedestrians colliding with each other and or other eq...

Page 21: ...binet and the floor has been closed Do not place any heavy items on this product Doing so may result in injury or damage to the product Do not climb on this product Climbing on this product may result...

Page 22: ...hands so it is recommended that wet towels paper towels be provided Endeavor to clean the controllers and the floor daily Provide a container or space for storing the customers hand luggage etc To hel...

Page 23: ...yers Having more than 4 persons simultaneously playing this product can result to injury to the player and possible damage to the product Even players who have never been adversely affected by light s...

Page 24: ...observer Do not climb on the product Climbing on the product can cause falling down accidents To check the top portion of the product use a step ladder If you allow a player to carry hand luggage or...

Page 25: ...any people within the playing area may cause trip hazards and injury Do not allow more than 6 people within the playing area at any one time Having more than 6 people in the playing area at the same t...

Page 26: ...Header Assy Dual Controllers Assy LCD Display Assy Side Screen Assy Controller Cabi Assy Step Speakers Woofer Assy Billboard Poster Cover Assy Arc LED Assy Floor Assy Control Panel Camera Speakers PI...

Page 27: ...ms but included as spares Parts not labeled with part numbers are yet to be assigned Be sure to handle all parts with care as some parts are not available for purchase separately Part name Part no Des...

Page 28: ...sure that connectors are accurately connected Incomplete connections can cause electric shock This work should be carried out by the site maintenance personnel or other qualified professionals Work pe...

Page 29: ...surroundings carefully before proceeding When connecting wires inside the cabinet there may be instances in which the indoor lighting does not reach that location Have a flashlight or other auxiliary...

Page 30: ...AND INSTALLATION 19 6 6 TOOLS NECESSARY FOR WORK Phillips Screwdriver Torx T20 Security Driver Spanner Adjustable spanner 24mm Key Master Step or Stool Socket Wrench 13mm Hex Key for 4mm 8mm 10mm 13mm...

Page 31: ...ntenance inspection and replacement of units expendable parts Other qualified professionals Persons employed by amusement equipment manufacturers or involved in design production testing or mainte nan...

Page 32: ...the unlikely event of identifying either missing or damaged parts please contact your point of purchase or call the SEGA Customer Service team who will deal directly with your complaint 2x Assembly M...

Page 33: ...tained within the INSTALLATION KIT 401 ASSY INST MT TNX SDX MI INST TNX SDX 1 ASSY STEP L TNX x2 2 ASSY STEP R TNX x2 MI 0200XUK MI 0250XUK 4 ASSY FLOOR TNX L 5 ASSY FLOOR TNX R MI 0400XUK MI 0430XUK...

Page 34: ...7 ASSY ROOF TNX OUTER x2 MI 0800XUK 8 ASSY ROOF TNX INNER x2 MI 0830XUK 9 ASSY ROOF CURVE TNX L x2 10 ASSY ROOF CURVE TNX R x2 MI 0850XUK MI 0870XUK 12 ASSY LIGHT OUTER CHEEK R x2 MI 1450UK 11 ASSY L...

Page 35: ...24 ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION 6 6 13 ASSY SIDE SCREEN L BLUE 22 ASSY SIDE SCREEN L RED MI 1700XUK MI 1720XUK 14 ASSY SIDE SCREEN R BLUE 23 ASSY SIDE SCEEN R RED MI 1750XUK MI 1770XUK...

Page 36: ...RT MAIN TNX L x2 16 ROOF SUPPORT MAIN TNX R x2 MI 0011XUK MI 0012XUK 17 BKT ROOF SUPPORT TNX CENTRE LOCK x2 MI 0013XUK 18 BKT ROOF CURVE TNX COVER x6 MI 0014 01UK 19 CROSSBEAM ROOF SUPPORT x3 MI 0015U...

Page 37: ...37 BKT JOINT FLOOR MON CABI UNDER x4 MI 0033UK 38 BKT JOINT STEP x4 MI 0034UK 64 ASSY POSTER COVER BACK DOOR UPPER BLUE 66 ASSY POSTER COVER BACK DOOR UPPER RED MI 1470UK MI 1490UK 66 POSTER EXT BACK...

Page 38: ...AND INSTALLATION 27 6 6 73 BKT SUPPORT VERT TOP HEADER TNX x8 MI 0073X 01UK 74 BKT SUPPORT HORIZ TOP HEADER TNX x2 MI 0074X 01UK 80 ASSY LIT HEADER FRONT TNX 81 ASSY LIT HEADER BACK TNX MI 0090XUK MI...

Page 39: ...MBLY AND INSTALLATION 6 6 85 PLATE LIT HEADER TNX OUTER L x2 86 PLATE LIT HEADER TNX OUTER R x2 MI 0095XUK MI 0096XUK LM1227 LM1246 LM1500UK 101 UK POWER LEAD 10A 102 EU POWER LEAD 10A 101 US POWER LE...

Page 40: ...K 9 1 10 1 4 212 029 B00625 0B M6X25 SKT BH BLK 13 2 14 2 22 2 23 2 64 8 65 3 30 213 060 S00600 0B M6 WSHR SPR BLK 13 2 14 2 22 2 23 2 8 214 068 652016 0B M6 WSHR 20OD FLT BLK 13 2 14 2 22 2 23 2 64 8...

Page 41: ...S00600 0B M6 WSHR SPR BLK 214 068 652016 0B M6 WSHR 20OD FLT BLK 215 029 B00825 0B M8X25 SKT BH BLK 216 029 B00440 0B M4X40 SKT BH BLK 217 060 F00400 0B M4 WSHR FORM A FLT BLK 218 029 B00425 0B M4X25...

Page 42: ...ses Damaged harnesses can cause an electrical malfunction such as a short circuit or electrical shock 301 MI 6005UK ASSY LED ARC 2P PUSH IN 2 302 MI 60021UK WH ROOF A attached to ASSY BILLBOARD 2 303...

Page 43: ...at connectors are accurately connected Incomplete connections can cause electric shock This work should be carried out by the site maintenance personnel or other qualified professionals Work performed...

Page 44: ...en connecting wires inside the cabinet there may be instances in which the indoor lighting does not reach that location Have a flashlight or other auxiliary lighting equipment on hand If wires are con...

Page 45: ...who do not have technical expertise and knowledge other than the SERVICEMAN are not allowed to perform the work herein stated Executing aforementioned work by such non technical personnel can cause s...

Page 46: ...ip them over and resecure them beneath the top face as shown 4 ASSY FLOOR TNX L 5 ASSY FLOOR TNX R MI 0400XUK MI 0430XUK 4 PLATE JOINT FLOOR CENTRE UNDER 2 MI 0403UK 4 ASSY FLOOR TNX L 203 M8X30 SKT C...

Page 47: ...rnessing between its joints Secure in place using the 4 M8X30 SKT CSK PAS screws 203 M8X30 SKT CSK PAS 4 304 LAN CABLE 30CM 020 F00830 600 7269 0030UK 5 ASSY FLOOR TNX R MI 0430XUK 4 ASSY FLOOR TNX L...

Page 48: ...Apply the 4 BKT JOINT FLOOR MON CABI UNDER also taken from previous step to each MONITOR CABI as shown 37 BKT JOINT FLOOR MON CABI UNDER 4 MI 0033UK 201 M8x40 SKT BH PAS 4 per Cabi 202 M8 WSHR SPR PAS...

Page 49: ...S 8 029 B00840 LEVEL STOP This product must be completely level between its extreem points Use the LEG LEVELLERS on each MONITOR CABI to make slight adjustment to obtain such NEVER adjust the LEG LEVE...

Page 50: ...nual 7 Using the Left Hand Cabinet enter TEST MODE and select OUTPUT TEST Check the RED GREEN BLUE lighting within the Left hand portion of the ASSY FLOOR Follow the instructions to cycle through the...

Page 51: ...rew 4 M8X40 SKT BH PAS screws along with their washers from the base of both MONITOR CABIs Apply the 2 BKT JOINT FLOOR MON CABI UNDER taken from previous step to each MONITOR CABI as shown X4 1 2 3 4...

Page 52: ...NDER taken from previous step to each MONITOR CABI as shown 4 Unscrew 4 M8X40 SKT BH PAS screws along with their washers from the base of both MONITOR CABIs Apply the 2 BKT JOINT FLOOR MON CABI UNDER...

Page 53: ...07 M8 WSHR SPR BLK 3 208 M8 WSHR 22OD FLT BLK 3 060 S00800 0B 068 852216 0B 6 2 4 ASSY BILLBOARDS 205 M8X50 SKT CAP BLK 3 020 000850 0B 206 M8X50 SKT BH BLK 3 029 000850 0B 6 ASSY BILLBOARD SDX TEAM B...

Page 54: ...ASSY BILLBOARD R 207 M8 WSHR SPR BLK 3 208 M8 WSHR 22OD FLT BLK 3 060 S00800 0B 068 852216 0B NOTE The artwork within the ASSY BILLBOARDS are different Please see locations below Make connection Lowe...

Page 55: ...LY AND INSTALLATION 6 6 1 Carefully unpack 2 ASSY ROOF CURVE TNX L and 2 ASSY ROOF CURVE TNX R Locate the 5 sets of fixings taking note of their allocations and remove 6 2 5 ROOF CURVE L AND R A A B B...

Page 56: ...the ROOF CURVE TNX L between the MAIN CABI L and the BKT ROOF SUPPORT CENTRE and loosely secure into position Loosely fit the two M8X50 SKT BH BLK fixings removed from STEP1 into location shown Caref...

Page 57: ...osition and tighten fixings left loose in the previous step Raise slightly both ROOF CURVE L and ROOF CURVE R before lowering into position 1 3 4 5 2 6 3 Using a minimum of 2 people carefully locate t...

Page 58: ...ATION 47 6 6 4 Follow and repeat STEPS 1 2 and 3 in this section to attach and secure the ROOF CURVE TNX L and R on the opposite side of the cabinets Follow previous steps to fit and attach the opposi...

Page 59: ...ly into place along the outer face of the ROOF CURVES L and R whilst paying particular attention to the 18 clips positioned within the recess 301 ASSY LED ARC 301 ASSY LED ARC MI 6005UK MI 6005UK L R...

Page 60: ...ess to apply and secure the ASSY LED ARC to the opposite side of the cabinet Repeat process on both sides of the cabinet 216 M4X40 SKT BH BLK 12 218 M4X25 SKT BH BLK 6 217 M4 WSHR FORM A FLT BLK 12 21...

Page 61: ...8 sets of fixings from the studs located with the ROOF SUPPORTS 2 Lower the 2 ASSY ROOF TNX OUTER into positions shown and secure using the fixings removed from STEP 1 209 M6 WSHR 20OD FLT PAS 209 M6...

Page 62: ...fully lower both ASSY ROOF TNX INNER into location as shown below Secure into place using the 16 fixings removed in STEP 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 5 2 6 3 7 4 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 5 2 6 3 7 4 8 209 M6 WSHR 2...

Page 63: ...ROOF A MI 60021UK Connect 2 WH ROOF A to both ASSY FAN and ASSY BILLBOARD leaving the 3rd connector loose as it will be connected later on in this document 10 COVER ELEC ROOF 302 WH ROOF A 302 WH ROO...

Page 64: ...ing steps Parts needed are as follows 2 Remove the fixings from the base of the 8 BKT SUPPORT VERT HEADER TNX 6 2 9 ASSY LIT HEADER SUPPORT 73 BKT SUPPORT VERT TOP HEADER TNX x8 73 BKT SUPPORT VERT TO...

Page 65: ...PR PAS 4 203 M8 WSHR 22OD FLT PAS 4 029 B00825 029 B00625 060 S00800 068 852216 0B 1 2 3 4 3 Locate and remove the M8X25 fixings and associated washers from the outer sections of both ROOF TNX OUTERS...

Page 66: ...16 0B 012 P03212 F 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 223 M6X25 SKT BH PAS 4 029 B00625 5 Fit and secure 4 of the BKT SUPPORT VERT TOP HEADER TNX to the 4 locations shown on the top side of the ROOF TNX OUTERS 1 M8X25 S...

Page 67: ...4 BKT SUPPORT VERT TOP HEADER TNX to the outer edges of the ROOF TNX INNER as shown Secure in place using 1 ea N6X1 2 S TAP FLG PAS screw on the top side and 2 ea M6X25 SKT BH PAS on the underside 8...

Page 68: ...edge of the ASSY CABI and the outer BKT SUPPORT VERT TOP HEADER TNX 224 N6X1 2 S TAP FLG PAS 224 N6X1 2 S TAP FLG PAS 226 M6X30 SKT CSK PAS 226 M6X30 SKT CSK PAS 012 P03512 F 012 P03512 F 020 F00630...

Page 69: ...3 clamps latch onto the BRKT SUPP HORIZ TOP HEADER 80 ASSY LIT HEADER FRONT TNX 81 ASSY LIT HEADER BACK TNX 224 N6X1 2 S TAP FLG PAS 224 N6X1 2 S TAP FLG PAS 1 225 N8x5 8 S TAP FLG PAS 3 225 N8x5 8 S...

Page 70: ...LLATION 59 6 6 3 Connect the ASSY LIT HEADER into the WH ROOF A MI 60021UK fitted in Section 2 4 8 Step 3 Repeat STEPS 1 through to 3 to apply ASSY LIT HEADER TNX BACK Harness from ASSY HEADER 302 WH...

Page 71: ...ABI taking note of placement 3 Make the connection and carefully place the ASSY LIGHT OUTER CHEEK into position 6 2 11 ASSY LIGHT OUTER CHEEK 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 11 A...

Page 72: ...emoved from STEP 1 in this section and an additional 1 M8X70 SKT BH BLK 5 Repeat STEPS 1 through to 4 in this section to apply the remaining 3 ASSY LIGHT OUTER CHEEKS R L 201 M8X40 SKT BH PAS 6 per 20...

Page 73: ...e 6 M8X40 SKT BH PAS and associated washers removed from STEP 1 L R BLUE BETA RED RECO L 13 ASSY SIDE SCREEN L BLUE 13 ASSY SIDE SCREEN L BLUE 23 ASSY SIDE SCREEN R RED 22 ASSY SIDE SCREEN L RED 14 AS...

Page 74: ...ion to fit the ASSY SIDE SCREEN RIGHT TEAM BETA BLUE 5 Repeat STEPS 1 through to 4 in this section to fit the ASSY SIDE SCREEN LEFT and RIGHT TEAM RECO RED R L R R 23 ASSY SIDE SCREEN R RED 22 ASSY SI...

Page 75: ...ers from the rear of both ASSY MAIN CABIs 3 Offer the ASSY POSTER COVER BACK DOOR UPR RED up into position so that the brackets align with the holes within the ASSY MAIN CABI L R 64 ASSY POSTER COVER...

Page 76: ...fitting the ASSY POSTER COVER BACK DOOR UPPR BLUE 66 ASSY POSTER COVER BACK DOOR UPR RED 64 ASSY POSTER COVER BACK DOOR UPR BLUE MI 1490UK MI 1470UK 212 M6X25 SKT BH BLK 8 per 213 M8 WSHR SPR BLK 8 pe...

Page 77: ...OARD 2 Offer the POSTER EXT BACK BILLBOARD RED RECO up to the rear of the ASSY BILLBOARD and locate the bottom edge into the retaining bracket 3 Once located into the Retaining Bkt Push back and secur...

Page 78: ...Offer the POSTER EXT BACK BILLBOARD RED RECO up to the rear of the ASSY BILLBOARD and locate the bottom edge into the retaining bracket 3 Once located into the Retaining Bkt Push back and secure alon...

Page 79: ...B00825 0B 060 S00800 0B 068 852216 0B 1 2 3 4 Remove Apply 2 Remove the 4 M8X25 SKT BH BLK screws with accompanying washers positioned on both the L and R sides of both ASSY MONITOR CABI Using these f...

Page 80: ...and harnessing slide the ASSY STEP upto the ASSY FLOOR and secure Repeat until all four 4 ASSY STEPS have been fitted and secured 4 Secure the ASSY STEP L into position using the 3 M8X40 SKT BH PAS R...

Page 81: ...ROL CABI until the second fixing point aligns Refit the M8X40 SKT BH PAS screw and WSHR on both sides 1 Enusure that the WH FLOOR MI 60028UK and its connectors are positioned below the surface level o...

Page 82: ...re the CASHBOX FLOOR and remove 4 Remove the CASHBOX FLOOR to reveal the connection points for the ASSY FLOOR Connect the 2 connectors from the ASSY FLOOR to their corresponding connections within the...

Page 83: ...OX DOOR 7 Remove the 2 M8X40 SKT BH PAS from the top of the CONTROL TOWER which hold the BKT SECURE GUN CABI in place No1 No2 Remove the lower 2 M8X25 SKT BH PAS No3 No4 8 Lower the BKT SECURE GUN CAB...

Page 84: ...HS and opposite L R sides 3 Remmove the 12 M4X25 SKT BH BLK along with accompanying washers from the center of the ASSY FLOOR where both LEFT and RIGHT FLOORS meet Place the PLATE JOINT FLOOR TNX CENT...

Page 85: ...in direct contact with the floor Establish a gap of approximately 5mm between the floor and the castor and adjust the unit so that it will remain level ADJUSTER 2 ADJUSTER 2 ADJUSTER 2 ADJUSTER 2 CAST...

Page 86: ...et these cords at locations where they will not interfere with customer traffic or attach covers to them After laying out the power cord on the floor be sure to always protect it If the power cord is...

Page 87: ...insert the power cord connector on the side opposite the power plug into the AC unit IEC inlet Insert the power cord plug into the outlet 5 The power code is laid out indoors Protect the power cord by...

Page 88: ...e output from the speakers on the left and right of the cabinet together with display of the startup screen Even when the power source has been cut off credit count ranking data game settings and book...

Page 89: ...re adjusted If adjustment is needed refer to the section of this manual under the section MONITOR LCD 8 Exit MONITOR TEST and select INPUT TEST 9 INPUT TEST screen Select INPUT TEST in the GAME TEST M...

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Page 91: ...qualified electrician is required for moving product parts within a store and for changing indoor wiring Do not have work performed by anyone who is not qualified Otherwise there could be electric sh...

Page 92: ...should get caught between the unit and a wall for instance there could be a serious accident Have on hand a number of workers appropriate for each task that needs to be done Make calculations by appr...

Page 93: ...impaired game play If the individual units are moved over floor surfaces where there is carpet decorative panel etc there might be friction or soiling Movement by casters can damage the floor dependi...

Page 94: ...to the area highlighted in grey Moving the cabinet by using these areas may cause damage or personal injury Do not attempt to move this product in its assembled state To move this product safely it mu...

Page 95: ...act successfully with not only the controllers but also panel button to complete each mission Experience the thrill of being a member of the IMF Impossible MissionForce Your mission should you choose...

Page 96: ...ith the option to continue When the machine is in credit and the start button is pressed the following screen is displayed indicating the game play available Linked Play A player will automatically en...

Page 97: ...te one mission Each mission has 3 stages If a player s complete all 9 stages the game is finished Game Continue When the players life gauge is depleted Continue Game screen will appear Insert enough c...

Page 98: ...tom of the screen A time limit trailing distance against the rival and the distance gauge to the goal will be displayed at the top section of the screen On the top corners of the screen the player can...

Page 99: ...by the enemy attacks will reduce your life It is game over when your life gauge becomes fully depleted Time Out Every mission has a time limit The mission fails when the time limit reaches zero Time b...

Page 100: ...ton complete a circle The faster you tap the button the more chance the player has in completing the cirlcle Special Action Some stages will require the player to carry out a Special Action Players wi...

Page 101: ...he sound to the optimum volume taking into consideration the environmental requirements of the installation location The details of changes to test mode settings are saved when you exit from TEST MODE...

Page 102: ...CREDIT Also used to scroll through TEST MENUs COIN IN COUNTER Counts inserted coins 0 10 or 0 10 1 count VOLUME CONTROL Adjusts audio level Volume Test SW Service SW Counters 1 Press the TEST Button a...

Page 103: ...ECURITY KEY Displays Security Key data MACHINE ID Displays Unique Machine ID RESET TO FACTORY DEFAULTS If Test is pressed when this item is selected then all settings are returned to factory deaults a...

Page 104: ...player 1 controller s right trigger the item will display ON release the trigger the item will display OFF PLAYER1 START BUTTON Press the player 1 START button the item will show ON PLAYER2 CONTROLLE...

Page 105: ...ayer 2 start lamp CABINET LIGHTING CTR WOOFER EDGE Toggle OFF and change the lighting pattern of the cabinet lighting CONTROL PANEL Toggle OFF and change the lighting pattern of the outline of the con...

Page 106: ...AX Y 00 PLAYER2 CONTROLLER MIN X MAX X 00 PLAYER2 CONTROLLER MIN Y MAX Y 00 CALIBRATION START DEFAULT SETTING BACK 1 SET CALIBRATION START and press test button 2 The target changes from the sight to...

Page 107: ...ITS 1 COIN 3 CREDITS 1 COIN 4 CREDITS 1 COIN 5 CREDITS FREEPLAY BACK COIN COUNT Coin count value from IO board cannot be reset CREDITS Total number of credits added to system SERVICE CREDITS Total num...

Page 108: ...N ATTRACT NORMAL 3 4 1 2 1 4 OFF SPEAKER TEST OFF LEFT RIGHT WOOFER TEST OFF ON BASS SHAKER TEST OFF ON BACK AUDIO IN ATTRACT Determines sound level during attract NORMAL OFF SPEAKER TEST Toggle OFF O...

Page 109: ...ter The SCREEN TEST allows you to check visial output COLOUR BARS BRIGHTNESS ALIGNMENT BACK Colour Bars Selecting this will display the following screen Brightness Selecting this will display the foll...

Page 110: ...M CHANGES must be selected to commit the change and restart the cabinet NETWORK STATUS OK SERVER when cabinet is connected as 1 OK CLIENT when cabinet is connected as 2 FAILED an error has occurred in...

Page 111: ...TEST button to confirm BOOKKEEPING PAGE 1 4 SUMMARY COIN CREDITS nn SERVICE CREDITS nnn TOTAL CREDITS nnn BOOKKEEPING LAST CLEARED 00 00 0000 00 00 CLEAR BOOKKEEPING NEXT PAGE BACK TO MENU COIN CREDI...

Page 112: ...ENU NUMBER OF GAMES Total number of plays on the 1P side and on the 2P side NUMBER OF SINGLEPLAY Total number of single plays on the 1P side and on the 2P side without another player joining play FIRS...

Page 113: ...0 0M 30S 0M 59S 0 1M 00S 1M 29S 0 1M 30S 1M 59S 0 2M 00S 2M 29S 0 2M 30S 2M 59S 0 3M 00S 3M 29S 0 3M 30S 3M 59S 0 4M 00S 4M 29S 0 4M 30S 4M 59S 0 5M 00S 5M 29S 0 5M 30S 5M 59S 0 6M 00S 6M 29S 0 6M 30...

Page 114: ...EAR 0 MONTH 0 DATE 0 HOUR 0 MINUTE 0 SECOND 0 BACK Use the SERVICE button to move the cursor to the desired item Press the TEST button to confirm CURRENT TIME Shows the current time displayed in 24 ho...

Page 115: ...ursor to the desired item Press the TEST button to confirm LANGUAGE ENGLISH SPANISH PORTUGUESE ITALIAN TURKISA FRENCH GAME DIFFICULTY NORMAL HARD VERY HARD VERY EASY EASY REVIVAL ON OFF PLAYER1 CONTRO...

Page 116: ...WN Determines length of lobbty timer in seconds 10 20 30 DAMAGED EFFECTS Damage effect colour RED BLACK LIQUID ENEMY BOOST Determines the amount of damage players do to enemies OFF Normal damage HARD...

Page 117: ...to be sure that there are no gaps or rattling at the junctions and that the trigger can be operated smoothly If there are gaps or rattling or if operation is not satisfactory the players could get fin...

Page 118: ...he controller covers 1 Turn OFF the power to the machine and remove the Power cable 2 Using a Torx Tamper proof key or driver remove the 8 fixings from around the Right Hand outer face of the controll...

Page 119: ...eir positionings 5 Replace the switch and re solder the wires onto the new switch in their correct locations Ensure that the protective sleeves are also replaced 6 Reassemble the Controller unit follo...

Page 120: ...crews and carefully remove the GUN I O PCB 5 Replace the GUN I O PCB and reassemble in reverse order In instances whereby either or both controllers malfunction a possible cause is the GUN I O PCB mou...

Page 121: ...the cover bracket This will enable you to gain access to the VERT Controller PCB 4 Remove the 2 machine screws which secure the VERT controller PCB bracket Then remove the 4 machine screws which secur...

Page 122: ...and Blue sub pixels or dots which are arranged in vertical stripes Gray scale or the brightness of the sub pixel color is determined with a 10 bit gray scale signal for each dot The P550HVN02 0 has b...

Page 123: ...the control panel to clean the screen there is a risk of hurting your shoulder or arm Use a step ladder to reach higher places When the screen surface becomes dirty with dust etc clean it by using a...

Page 124: ...necessarily adjust the screen OSD BOARD OSD On Screen Display The OSD offers the user various possibilities of customizing the appearance of the TFT display By using the OSD Board brightness contrast...

Page 125: ...e hotkey functions offer direct access to each equivalent function OSD Status LED Button Direct access Up Plus Source select switch to next input Down Minus Brightness Select Auto adjust Condition Des...

Page 126: ...VIDEO DISPLAY 115 11 OSD Structure...

Page 127: ...116 VIDEO DISPLAY 11 Picture Menu VGA Settings Menu Setup Menu Colour Menu...

Page 128: ...VIDEO DISPLAY 117 11 User Colour Menu Input Menu OSD Menu OSD Position Menu...

Page 129: ...118 VIDEO DISPLAY 11 Info Menu Advance Setup Menu...

Page 130: ...tion of the manual The Coin Selector should be cleaned once every 3 months When cleaning follow the procedure below Remove and clean smears by using a soft cloth dipped in water or diluted chemical de...

Page 131: ...off with a soft cloth etc After wiping off as per previous step further apply a dry cloth to completely dry the Coin Selector CLEANING THE COIN SELECTOR MECHANICAL Once every month when performing the...

Page 132: ...soft cloth dipped in water DO NOT use any diluted chemical detergent or cleansing agent as this will impair the workings of the component Open the reject gate to gain access to the rundown path Remov...

Page 133: ...ceptor Inhibited Accept gate Gate not free or dislocated Accept channel Obstruction Reject gate Not fully closed LED on rear cover RED EEPROM chksm error SR Sensor fault Credit opto fault Credit senso...

Page 134: ...W1 SW2 ON NRI in parallel mode Sterling TEST BUTTON Provides access to the TEST MENU when pressed SERVICE BUTTON Provides a SERVICE CREDIT when pressed Status LED Flashes when functioning CHANNEL 1 To...

Page 135: ...to world currency updates Set SW 1 according to the option settings found in the relevant Price of Play Settings Table on the following pages Set SW 3 on the VTS Excel board as shown in the table abov...

Page 136: ...1 00 2 credits OFF ON ON ON OFF 16 0 80 ON ON ON ON OFF 17 0 80 1 50 2 credits OFF OFF OFF OFF ON 18 1 00 ON OFF OFF OFF ON 19 1 00 2 00 3 credits OFF ON OFF OFF ON 20 1 00 4 00 5 credits ON ON OFF O...

Page 137: ...ice SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 SW5 1 25cent OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 3 50cent OFF ON OFF OFF OFF 5 75cent OFF OFF ON OFF OFF 9 1 00 OFF OFF OFF ON OFF 16 2 00 ON ON ON ON OFF DIL SWITCH BANK TWO 6 way SW3 Type SW1 SW...

Page 138: ...tures resulting from age deterioration Check for anomalies such as the following Does it smell like something is burning Is there socket discoloration Are any lamps being replaced frequently Do lamps...

Page 139: ...ains connector from the machine before attempting any work Take care not to damage any wiring Damaged wires can cause and electric shock or fire hazard The following procedure describes the replacemen...

Page 140: ...LAMPS AND LIGHTING 13 129...

Page 141: ...13 LAMPS AND LIGHTING 130 13 2 LED LIGHTING STEP...

Page 142: ...LAMPS AND LIGHTING 13 131 13 3 LED LIGHTING OUTER CURVE...

Page 143: ...13 LAMPS AND LIGHTING 132 13 4 LED LIGHTING INNER CURVE...

Page 144: ...LAMPS AND LIGHTING 13 133 13 5 LED LIGHTING CONTROL PANEL...

Page 145: ...13 LAMPS AND LIGHTING 134 13 6 LED LIGHTING CONTROLLER...

Page 146: ...LAMPS AND LIGHTING 13 135 13 7 LED LIGHTING WOOFER...

Page 147: ...13 LAMPS AND LIGHTING 136 13 8 LED LIGHTING BILLBOARDS...

Page 148: ...LAMPS AND LIGHTING 13 137 13 9 PASSIVE INFA RED PIR...

Page 149: ...se a water jet high pressure washing device or hose to clean this product It was not designed to be cleaned by a water jet Water could get inside and cause electrocution or short circuits The product...

Page 150: ...dirty smudges or greasey gently wipe the display with a dry lint free soft cloth If you see a scratch like mark on your display it might be a stain which has been transfered from food like matter when...

Page 151: ...Input Output in Test CONTROLLER FEEDBACK Check Input Output in Test PLAYER BUTTONS Check Input Output in Test ROOF Cleaning PLAYING AREA Cleaning Monthly SPEAKERS Check volume RUMBLE PACKS FLOOR Check...

Page 152: ...ting or fire In the event of a problem that is not described here be sure to contact the office shown on this Manual or the dealer from whom the product was originally purchased Careless attempts at r...

Page 153: ...not to damage wires Damaged wires may cause electric shock or short circuit or present a risk of fire When the power has been engaged or TEST mode has been terminated initialisation takes place autom...

Page 154: ...irm connection of video DVI cable Monitor fault Contact point of purchase Screen saturation and brightness not correct Screen not properly adjusted Adjust screen settings Switch and volume pot input d...

Page 155: ...ction of connectors Erroneous connections can lead to electrical shock short circuits or fires When connecting a connector check the direction carefully Connectors must be connected in only one direct...

Page 156: ...o static electricity when installing any IC Board into the cabinet or when connecting wire harness connectors to the IC Board When soldering buttons etc to the wire harnesses be sure to remove the wir...

Page 157: ...connections the connector or its terminal fixtures could be damaged resulting in electrical shock short circuits or fires The PC Game Bd is fitted at the rear of the cabinet and accessed through the C...

Page 158: ...ixings which secure the ASSY GAME BD to the cabinet 7 Carefully remove the ASSY Game Board taking care not to damage any wires or connectors Power USB2 Key Chip M6X40 SKT BH PAS 029 B00640 M6 WSHR 20O...

Page 159: ...e the 4 fixings M4x12 SKT BH PAS located at each corner of the PC Game Board Carefully lift away the Game Bd 9 Reassemble and fit the ASSY Game Bd back into position by following Steps 2 to 8 in this...

Page 160: ...5XUK PANEL LIT HEADER TNX OUTER L 2 5 MI 0096XUK PANEL LIT HEADER TNX OUTER R 2 6 MI 0502 01UK PANEL HEADER TEAM BETA 1 7 MI 1051 01UK COVER WOOFER BLUE 2 8 MI 1055 01UK STICKER MON MASK L BLUE 1 9 MI...

Page 161: ...R STRIP INNER CURVE RED 2 E MI 1055 02UK STICKER MON MASK L RED 1 F MI 1056 02UK STICKER MON MASK R RED 1 G MI 1057 02UK STICKER MON MASK CENTRE RED 1 H MI 1473 02UK POSTER COVER BACK DOOR UPPER RED 1...

Page 162: ...IT AMUSEMENTS 42 Barwell Business Park Leatherhead Road Chessington Surrey KT9 2NY United Kingdom 870 LIVELY BLVD Wood Dale IL 60191 United States of America Parts Customer Service 44 0 208 391 8060 T...

Page 163: ...e wire will be of a single color shown by the left hand side numeral see the above Note 1 If the right hand side numeral is not 0 that particular wire has a spiral color code The left hand side charac...

Page 164: ...9 SWITCH EP1419 NOISE FILTER 2030 16 06 N L N L E 838 14551 02UK AC DISTRIBUTION BOARD VLR 04V VLR 03V VLR 12V 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 L N CFB 4003 01UK EARTH PLATE MW RSP 320 12 320W...

Page 165: ...ER L SPEAKER R SPEAKER R AUDIO L AUDIO R 838 0043UK PCBA AMP 3CH 1 2 3 4 5 6 3 1 2 4 V V V 2 1 2 1 3 WOOFER GND VOL 3 3V GND GND WOOFER WOOFER SPEAKER L SPEAKER L SPEAKER R SPEAKER R AUDIO L AUDIO R 8...

Page 166: ...OIN SIGNAL 6 6 7 8 9 8 9 7 11 11 12 13 14 14 12 13 10 10 METER OUT GAME METER 220 5643UK COIN METER 220 5643UK 80 00000 10 00000 10 80 EXCEL CREDIT BOARD EP1380 01 KEY 1 2 3 4 5 6 838 14548 01AUK SWIT...

Page 167: ...E L 1 40 39 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 200 6065 02 AUO 65 LED AUO P650HVN02 4 K M MISSION IMPOSSIBLE ARCADE 4 4 600 7920 10...

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