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Page 5: ...1 8 Cabinet Switches 1 8 Control Switches 1 8 Menu System Operation 1 9 Operation 1 9 Main Menu 1 9 Diagnostic Menu 1 1O Switch Test 1 10 DIP Switch Test 1 11 DIP Switch Settings Tables 1 11 CPU Test...

Page 6: ...ic Rack 2 5 Fluorescent Lamp Assembly 2 5 Manual 2 5 Speakers 2 5 Transformer 2 5 CPU Sound Board Assembly 2 6 Power Supply Switcher Assembly 2 1O Pedal Assembly 2 11 Control Panel Assembly 2 12 Notes...

Page 7: ...Operation CRUIS N USA DEDICATED UP RIGHT 1 1 SECTION ONE...

Page 8: ...electrical shock use the replacement fuse which is specified in the parts list for this game The replacement fuse must match the original fuse in fuse type voltage rating and current rating MONITOR PR...

Page 9: ...it is in a stable position Level the cabinet 5 Remove rear door of cabinet Inspect cabinet interior for any signs of damage Check all major assemblies to assure that they are mounted securely 6 Refer...

Page 10: ...rews that mount the line cord cover plate to the rear cabinet Match the prongs on the plug with the holes in the receptacle and push line cord securely into place Make sure cord aligns with the indent...

Page 11: ...strikes The latches can be reached through the coin door opening Hold the control panel in place and release the latches lift the latch handle and unhook the wire fasteners Carefully lower the control...

Page 12: ...procedure Switch OFF power to the game Remove the viewing glass and the monitor bezel Completely disconnect the monitor from all of its cabling including its chassis ground strap Remove the six flang...

Page 13: ...up does not progress and an error message appears on the screen Insert the desired amount of coins or tokens Player Controls Start Button Green The start button allows the player to begin game play Ra...

Page 14: ...select EXIT TO GAME OVER from the Main Menu then press the Test Mode Switch or use the Service Credit Switch The VOLUME UP SWITCH moves up through the menu selections or adjustment choices and raises...

Page 15: ...sired Press the Test Mode Switch to activate the Main Menu shown below Game adjustments bookkeeping and diagnostics are all accessible from this menu Press the Volume Up Switch or Volume Down Switch t...

Page 16: ...press the Service Credit Switch Diagnostic Menu Switch Test The Switch Test allows the operator to test the switches on the control panel and the coin door Select the Switch Test by pressing the Volum...

Page 17: ...FF OFF ON ON LINK OFF OFF LINK ON ON NOT USED OFF ON SLAVE OFF MASTER ON DIP Switch 3 Settings Table U19 COIN MODE SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 sws SW6 SW7 SW8 USA1 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF GERMAN1 ON OFF OFF O...

Page 18: ...ng Wheel Test Not Used Monitor Patterns The Monitor Patterns Test provides a menu for testing the monitor Highlight the test with the Volume Up or Down Switch and activate with the Test Mode Switch Co...

Page 19: ...witch to highlight the option then press the Test Mode Switch to activate To advance to the next page of the Game Audit Table press the Volume Up or Down Switch Press the Test Mode Switch to exit The...

Page 20: ...Page 3 of Audit Table Page 4 of Audit Table 1 14...

Page 21: ...Pag 5 of Audit Table Page 6 of Audit Table 1 15...

Page 22: ...itch to highlight an option then press the Test Mode Switch to activate The activated item provides a setting choice Press the Volume Up or Down Switch to change the current setting value After an ite...

Page 23: ...position The setting choices for this adjustment are On factory setting Off Start Time Bonus Secs This determines the initial time a player is given to finish a race The setting range is Maximum 90 Mi...

Page 24: ...The settings are On factory setting Off High Score Reset The number of games played before an automatic reset of High Score occurs The setting range is1000 to 25 000 Factory Setting 5000 Game Difficul...

Page 25: ...A 6 SOOPESETA 100P SOOP SPAIN2 3 2X100PESETA 7 SOOPESETA 100P SOOP SPAIN3 100PESETA S SOOPESETA 100P SOOP SPAIN4 1 2X100PESETA 3 SOOPESETA 100P SOOP SPAlNS 2 100PESETA 10 SOOPESETA 100P SOOP SPAIN6 1...

Page 26: ...chute see units credit Bonus Units One bonus credit is awarded after this many coin units have accumulated Minimum Units No credits will be awarded until this many coin units have accumulated Units to...

Page 27: ...from the Utilities Menu then press the Test Mode Switch to activate After an item has been activated you are given the option of resetting that item or not For example CLEAR CREDITS ARE YOU SURE YES...

Page 28: ...ch Turn the steering wheel to the right most position then press the Test Mode Switch Push the gas pedal to the maximum position then press the Test Mode Switch to complete the calibration and return...

Page 29: ...B fuse located in the Power Chassis Assembly PRESS START BUTION AND NOTHING Check for open wires between the button and HAPPENS CPU Board Check for contamination on CPU Board pins or the button switc...

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Page 31: ...CRUIS N USA DEDICATED UP RIGHT Parts Information 2 1 SECTION TWO...

Page 32: ...peakers Cabinet Assembly Front View 2 2 31 2019 Screened Marquee 01 13562 Speaker Grill 5675 14494 00 25 Monitor 03 9306 25 CRT Bezel A 19558 Control Panel Assembly 09 50000 33 Coin Door USA Blank Coi...

Page 33: ...ew On Off Swiich IrRear Door 01 10714 Cover Line Cord 20 9627 Wheel Caster 2 3 A 19554 Electronic Rack Assy A 19513 2 CPU Board Cover A 19233 40033 CPU Sound Board A 15202 1 Power Supply Switcher Assy...

Page 34: ...3v Interlock Switch Marquee Glass Screened Marquee Coin Door Assembly USA Coin Chute Assembly Coin Meter w Diode 5v 2w Cables Line Voltage Cable Dixie Mars Interconnect Cable DBV Adapter Cable USA Ca...

Page 35: ...ent Housing Bracket 18 Fluorescent Bulb 15w Manuals Instruction Manual DBV Installation Instructions FCC Warning Domestic Label Monitor 25 CRT Bezel Monitor 25 Speakers Speaker 5 1 4 4 0 25w Speaker 4...

Page 36: ...10mHz Light Emitting Diode Red 2 6 Part Number 5556 1 41 81 00 5100 1 3945 02 5733 1411 3 00 5700 1 2047 00 S700 12088 00 5881 1 2315 00 5645 09025 00 5641 12551 00 5791 10862 02 5791 1 2461 04 5791 1...

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Page 38: ...A 1 9233 40033 CPU Sou nd Board Assembly U29 U25 U2 1 B B U 1 7 U l J U28 U24 U20 U l 6 U 1 2 U27 U2J IJ 1 9 U 1 5 U l 1 U26 U22 U 1 8 U H U l O A A A A A A 1 9234 C P U Su b Assem bly 2 8...

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Page 41: ...er Description I G RO U N D I N G WIRE 1 2 3 4 5 A 19744 20 10161 4008 01093 048 4703 00008 00 4408 01128 00 3 2 1 1 Peddle Mounting Bracket Peddle Assembly Mach Screw 8 32 Lockwasher 8 External Tooth...

Page 42: ...01119 00 4420 01141 00 RM 22 14 4310 01123 10B 4410 01119 00 Dash Bracket Four Speed Shifter Cable Control Panel Cable Cable Clamp 1 2 Overlay Control Panel Overlay Clear Left Overlay Clear Right 4 Sp...

Page 43: ...LOCK WASHER PART OF ITEM 1 4 1 2 20 ESNA NUT PART OF ITEM 1 4 STEERING WHEEL PART OF ITEM 1 4 1 4 20 UNC 8 32 COUPLING BOLT 3 PART OF ITEM 1 4 T 20 TAM PERPROOF TORX HEAD 8 32 X 3 8 3 PART OF ITEM 1...

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Page 45: ...CRUIS N USA DEDICATED UP RIGHT SECTION T H R EE Schematics and Wiring Diagrams 3 1...

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Page 47: ...Video Ground Shield 1 4 R White Gray Service Test Black Blue 1 5 s Black Green Slam Coin 1 Black Brown 1 6 T Black Red Coin 2 Start White 1 7 u N C Not Used White Black 1 8 v Violet Black CPU 1 safety...

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Page 77: ...l D P 3 CPU BOARD sheet 25 of 25 3 3 1 INFORMAT ION CONTAINED HEREIN I S CONF I DENTIAL PROPERTY AND MAY NOT BE USED OR D I SCLOSED WITHOUT EXPRES S WRITTEN CONSENT FROM THE COMPANY PROJECT ENG EJK l...

Page 78: ...NOTES 3 32 NOTES...

Page 79: ...M I NATION FUSE 1 A 250V S B FUSES LINE FILTER FU SE FOREI GN 1 A 250V S B DOMESTIC 2A 250V S B D P5 M M D P7 D u u JA 250V S B 5X20MM SOUND AC JA 250V S B 5X20MM SOUND AC CPU SOU N D BOARD ASSEMBLY...

Page 80: ...against such interference when operated in a commercial environment Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause interference to radio communications in which the user at his...

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