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NOVEMBER 2000

16-40089-l 01

Game Operations

Manual for 27”

Dedicated Video

Game

Manual Includes

Operation &Adjustments

Parts Information

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Wiring Diagrams l Testing & Problem Diagnosis

The manufacturer intends that this game is to be operated for amusement purposes only and not in contravention

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any federal. state or local law or regulation of !he Untted States or any foreign #country governing gaming devices.

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operators of this game are responsible for its

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accordance

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such laws and regulations. The manufac-

turer’s factory settings for this game may reoui:e adjustment in order to ccmpiy with laws applicable in an operator’s

specific jurisdlctlon. It is the operator’s

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to determlne whether adjustments are necessary

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if they are

to make the appropriate aujustments

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to operating the amusement game.

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Summary of content (76 pages)

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NOVEMBER 2000 16-40089-l 01 Game Operations Manual for 27” Dedicated Video Game Manual Includes Operation &Adjustments * Parts Information ’ Wiring Diagrams l Testing & Problem Diagnosis The manufacturer intends that this game is to be operated for amusement purposes only and not in contravention 0’ any federal. state or local law or regulation of !he Untted States or any foreign #country governing gaming devices.
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DECLARATIOr\J OF CONFORMITY I MIDWAY AMUSEMENT GAMES, I.,LC 3401 N. CALIFORNIA AVE. CHICAGO, n, 60618 U.S.A. WE, HEREBY DECLARE UNDER SOLE RESPONSIBILITY THAT m MODEL: "~ARCTlC~L~~DER"(27")40289,40389,4U489,4~89,40789,40989,41089. 41189,412i39,41389,4l489,41789,41889. 4.1989,42089.42I69,42289.
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4 R&r to t.he manLfac;urer’ s ~iis?ruct~ons over! actlv,ti 5 Fasren the !?ub to ?ie bottom of the most central cabinet fusmg a hook-and-loop type material. Orlen: the nub so that the indicaror lights are vlslble and cable jacks are accessible 6 M&e sure excess cable !s tied in:@ a co11 and ihar all cables are routed through the notch II !he rear ooor. Connect rhe AC. adap:ei for :he hub ald all line cords to AC power ,i, -‘k7 7.
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OP E R A T I O N S hex: T+NDEQ
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C-APTEF 1 OFRATION SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS The following safety instructions apply to operators and seduce personnel. Read these instructrons before servicing or prepar’ng the Vloeo Game Machine !‘VGM) fo- play. Other saiety instructions appea- throughout th1.s manual. DEFINITIONS OF SAFETY TERMS DANGER Indica:es an imminent hazard. If you fall to avoId This hazard, !t WILL cause death or serious injury . WARNING Indicates a poten% hazard. If you fall to avoid tf?s hazarc!.
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. CHARTER 1 OPERATION CAUTION: AlTACH CONNECTORS PROPERLY. Be sure board connectors mate properly. if connectors do not slip cn easily. do not force them. A reversed connector may damage the VGM and void the warranty. Connector keys only allow a connector to frt one set of prns on 2 board t CAUTION: USE CARE WHEN SHIPFING HARD DISKS. The hard drsk drive must be packed rr an anti-static bag. When shrpprng the drive for repair or replacement. pack it in an approved container r,PIN 08-8068).
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C+wTER 1 OPEPrZTICFd PRODUCT Operating SPECIFICATIONS Requirements iocar,or ~lectncai Domestic Foreign Japan 12OVAC. Q 60Hz 4.‘? Amps 230VAC & 50Hz 2.1 Amps 1110VAc Q 50Hz 4 I Amps Cabinet Shymna 32’F te 100-F ;occ to :38x) statistics Dmem@ lVidih 30” (715 2 cm) Depth 62” (157.d cm 1 Height 78” f19a cm Game i-%7 er3m Power S,hioDrnq 350Lbs 125Lbs we’& tappox ) [158kgl Main Cabinet j57kgi Seal Assy &siqn Tvoi Sit-On Dedlca:ed Video Gan:? MachIne Mlth Steering Feej5 1:~.
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I CI+A”TER 1 OPEW-ION SET-UP 1. Remove all Items from shrpprng contarners and set them aside. Remove all Inspect exterior of the marn cabinet and sea? pedestal for any damage. packagrng material. WARNING Cabinet IS top heavy. Do not push agarnst plastic parts durrng movement 2. Remove keys from controller assembly. Unlock and open rear door. coin box and cash box. Electrical cords, mechanrcal components, and assorted spare parts are packed inside cash box.
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C,i?pTEF! 1 OPERATlOh: 7. Roil cabinet to its intended iocation maintainrng clearance between the cabrnet and walls, drapes other games or obstructrons. 8. Locate the pedestal assembly mo~trng wrth the hardware. inside a cash box. 9 Install rubber bumpers Rubber bumpers are used too maintain a X16” space between the pedestal ar’cl cabinet assembly.
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C-A~TE~ 1 OPE~l4TION P TYPICAL REAR DOOR HASP INSTALLATfON 14. Modify the lock plate at the top of ihe rear door. Remove the bolts and nuts from ttle lock plate. then rotate !he plate so that the slot WII be above the door. Reinstall the bolts and nuts arrd tighten firmly. 15. Reinstall the rear door onto the cabinet and close it. Lock the rear door and remove the key. If required, rnstall the extra padlock through the hasp at this time.
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CHAPTER 1 OPERATION. .I XI ‘9 *, , /,’ 0 TYPICAL COIN DOOR SWITCH LOCATION 19 Follow on-screen ?nstructions to select Diagnostics. then choose SWITCH TESTS. Follow t-i P screen lnstructlons to verity that ea,h of the controls is operaTIonal. If no errors are found, the ccni-z’s should function well. 20 Return to the Diagnostics screen, then choose CONTROLLER TEST. Follow the on-screen i?c”.~:tions to veriiy the presence of steering resistance. If no errors are iound, the aim will be good. 21.
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C HAPTER 1 OPERATIO~J CONTROL BlJlTONS TEST BUTTON activates game Meru System. Press the Test button 10 access the Maln Menu and select individual diagnostjcs, audits utllitles. etc. l VOLUME-UP BUTTON is used to m3ve Increase volume level in game play. l VOL WE-DOWN BUTTON IS used to mo\‘e down tqrough menu selections or adjustment items. as AE?!~ as to decrease volume lcvci in ga-ae pla).
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A D J U S T M E N T , DI A G N O S T I C & AUDIT AXTNC MENUS T HUNDER
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- C-APTFF ))Menu, 2 DlAGYOSTiCS contin-ued IjS1IS’em -~ lnfoynation Menu _ _ _ I/ ..--- / SYSTEM INFORMATION MENU To verify the game’s software version. reset in’crmation. or to clear reset Inlormatlon. select System Intormatron Menu from the Main Menu. then press !he Test button Select and petiorm destred function. SYSTEW IhFXMATlON MEt
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rhlain Menu, continued A,JIDIT’ F.“Ehi: G E N E R A L G A M E A U D -Z WAS!+NGTON. D.C SWISS ALPS CHERNOBYL HIMALAYAN ALASKAN PIPELINE HAUNTED FOREST COIN AUDITS CREDIT AUDITS SYSTEM AUDITS WATCHDOG AUDITS CLEAR ALL BACK TO PREVIOUS MENU To rettim to submenu Ivh!le >,iewlng a~. audit table, press the Test outron; to return to the Main Menu select Back To Previous Meru and press the Test button. rue” i~General Game Audits LGENERAL GAME AUDITS To view game audits.
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C H A P T E R 2 DIAGNCISTICS j ~?a” Menu. continued I! Audk Menu (1 General Game Audits. continued ..~ I’ To reset auS tah:e seieci Clear located at :he acrtom of screen. then press the Tes! button. To leave !ab/e as it is. select Re!;rn locaied at the bottom 31 screen. ther. press the Test button P/ease ,zote. be sure to record any va!ucs znor to clearing table To return to the submenu. press the Test button: .
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C HAPTE R 2 D /I AGNOSTICS Audits Menu (, Coin Audits ~~ -~~ ~~ L~a_ _ ~___ _ _ _ -____ COIN AUDITS To vrew corn audits use the Volume Up o. Volume DOW button to select Coin Audits from the Audits Menu then press the Test button Observe screen for desired informatIon. 70 reset audrf fable. select Clear located at the bottom 0: screen. then press the lest button 70 leave fade as !f k.
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CHAPTEH 2 DIAGNOSTICS Main Menu, continued /! Audits Menu /I System Audits SYSTEM AUDITS To view system audits, use the Volume Up or Volune Down button to select System Audits from the Aucrts Menu, then press the Test button Observe screer !or desired rnfxmallon To reset audit table, select Clear focated at the bottom of screen, tnen press the Test button.
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CHAPTER 2 DIAGNOSTICS Main Menu, continued I Audits Menu I ) Clear All Audits CLEAR ALL AUDITS To clear all game audits use the Volume Up or Volume Down button to select Clear All Audits from the Audrts Menu, then press the Test button Use the Volume buttons to select desired answer, then press the lest button. Observe a confirmation box appears on-screen to verify a selection was made.
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CYAPTE? 2 DIAGNOSTICS Main Menu, continued i.” Adjustments Menu, continued Many line items in the Adjustments Menu provide multiple setting chol,:es, a few of which are followed by a confirmation box as shown below to verify your selection prior to completing the request. Be sure to read each option carefully, use the Volume buttons to select YES or NO, then press the Test button to lock in the setting. Selecting NO cancels any changed values and returns the previous values to memory.
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C HAPTER 2 D IAGNOSTICS GAME DIFFICULTY Determines level of difficulty during game play. The setting range is: -Easiest -Easy -Normal -Hard -Hardest -No Change -Factory Setting: Normal i Main Menu ~ Adjustments Menu Single First Free Game SINGLE FIRST FREE GAME Enables the single play “free game for first place” option.
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C HAPTER 2 D IAGNOSTICS 0 1 GAME START TIME Adjusts the game start time. The setting choices are: 45 -Minimum: -Maxtmum: -Factory Setting: 90 55 INITIALS ENTRY Enables players to enter their initials upon earning a high score, and displays high scores during attract mode. The setting range is: -Enable -Disable -No Change -Factory Setting: Disable FAN INTENSITY Determines fan speed during game play.
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CLADTER 2 DIAGNOWCS pein Menu i’ Adjustments Menu j Tail Light TAIL LIGHT. Enables tar1 light illumination. The setting choices are: -Enable -Disable -No Change -Factory Setting: Enable I / ~~s~~k Menu , ,i-Wheel Strength WHEEL STRENGTH Selects degree of wheel strength to be used for racing. The setting range is: -Very Light -Light -Normal -Heavy -Very Heavy -No change -Factory Setting: Very Heavy FAMILY MODE Changes appearance of female character seen on logo screen.
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C HAPTER 2 DIAGNOSTICS -Main Menu, continued .(I__ Diagnostics Menu DIAGNOSTIC MENU To verify condition of the electrical and electronic hardware in the game use the Volume Up or Volume Down button to select Diagnostics Menu from the Maln Menu, then press the Test button. Diagnostic tests assist in checking and adjusting the game’s major systems. It is important to periodically run diagnostics to improve and maintain game performance and player satrsfactron.
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C HAPTER 2 DIAGNOSTICS 1 Ili I Main Menu Diagnostic Menu, continued 1 ’ Monitor Setup, continued - COLOR BARS. Observe 4 color bars in different shades appear on-screen as aids in adlustIng the green. blue, and red color levels. Each color should appear sharp and clear. Check video brightness and contrast The CROSSHATCH PATTERNS test fills the screen with a series of dots within a grid. Observe the dots are perfectly round and that both the grid and dots are clear.
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C H A P T E R 2 DI A G N O S T I C S Main Menu Diagnostic Menu, continued DIP Switch Test DIP SWITCH TEST To verify proper DIP switch setting use the Volume Up or Volume Down button to select DIP Switch Test at the Diagnostic Menu, then press the Test button. The current settings will appear on-screen. The default switch position for switch one through 8 is OFF for standard operation. For information about DIP Switch settings refer to Chapter 5: Wiring.
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-. -iqnck hnu, continued ‘I ‘! e Test .i -- ---- k-2.,-El3 TEST _k : --- .-e crcc~’ c.rectronal movement of the controller assembly use the Volume Up or Volume Down _- ---~. :: 5+ 5:: C:-::oller Test a? the Diagnostic Menu, then press the Test button. :.xz z +:s: -::I a’~,:“: -ontact with controller assembly when conductrng any of the controller tests because -5 ::-r:, +- 2’22’ritlcal~y turns on its own. .:= . I -I/ if ci .
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C H A P T E R 2 DI A G N O S T I C S Diagnostic Menu, continued Se& Shaker Test, continued - - SEATSHAKERTEST SHAKER ON BURN-IN RETURN The SHAKER ON test performs a complete shaker vibration sequence at a variety of speeds. This is the most complete test for the seat shaker. Observe seat vibration. The BURN-IN TEST performs the same tests as the Shaker On option, except it does so in a complete, uninterrupted cycle. To exrt this test mode the game machine must be powered off. Observe seat vibration.
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C HAPTER 2 DIAGNOSTICS 1 Main Menu I’ Diagnostic Menu, continued I Lamp Test --/ LAMP TEST To detect intermittent or faulty incandescent bulbs use the Volume Up or Volume Down buxon to select LAMP TEST at the Diagnostic Menu. This test ensures that the incandescent bulbs critrcal to game operation function properly. LAMP TEST -/ Use the Volume Up or Volume Down button to select desired Lamp Test and press the Test button. During the test observe the Lamp(s) turn ON according to the option selected.
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CMPTER 2 DIAGNSSTICS F------ I~ BURN-IN TESTS To properly diagnose Intermittent problems with linking, steering, speakers, lamps, the seat shaker, or blower use the Volume Up or Volume Down button to select Burn-in Test at the Dragnostic Menu, then press the Test button. Select the desired test from the Burn-In Test menu. A Burn-In test cycles non-stop through while dragnosing a problem. If an error is detected the Burn-In Test will stop and an error message will display on-screen.
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C H A P T E R 2 DI A G N O S T I C S Main Menu Utilities, continued Full Factory Restore FULL FACTORY RESTORE To return all game variables to the original factory setting use the Volume Up or Volume Down button to select Full Factory Restore from1 the Utilities screen, then press the Test button. Use the Volume Up or Volume Down button to select desired answer, then press the Test button to complete selectron. Observe a confirmation box appears on-screen to verify a selection was made.
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C HAPTER 2 D IAGNOSTICS il Main Menu Utilities, continued /I Software Software Update lbdate r - ARE YOU SURE YOU WANT TO SOFTWARE? YES NO Press the Volume Up or Volume Down button to select YES or NO, then press the Test button to lock in the setting. Selecting NO cancels any changed values and returns the previous values to memory Follow on-screen instructions to complete version selection. P/ease note, software update option exits the game Diagnostic menus. Main Menu Utilities, continued -...
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C HAPTER 2 D IAGNOSTICS I Main Menu / Volume Levels VOLUME LEVELS To select a desirable volume level use the Volume Up or Volume Down button to select Volume Level from the Main Menu, then press the Test button. Remember that the minimum sound level is set by using the Adjustments Menu I VOLUME LEVELS I GAME MODE LEVEL A T T R A C T MODE LEVEL SACKTO PREVIOUS MENU Press the Volume Up button to increase sound level or the Volume Down button to decrease the sound level of the game.
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CHWTER 2 DIAGNOSTICS pin Menu I Pricing Menu, continued ‘/ Show Current Pricing SHOW CURRENT PRICING Use the Show Current Pricrng option to view the pricing options currently selected for game play. Remember prrcing IS used to select the amount of credits requrred to start a game, as well as to continue a game.
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C H A P T E R 2 DI A G N O S T I C S Pricing Table Use the Pricing Table illustrated below as a guide to select and/or verify the desired coin credit setting(s).
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SERVICE ARCTIC THUNDER
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CHAPTER 3 SERVICE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS The following safety instructions apply to operators and service personnel. Read these instructions thoroughly prior to servicing or preparing the game machine for play. Other safety instructions appear throughout this manual where necessary. DEFINITIONS OF SAFETY TERMS l DANGER lndlcates an imminent hazard. If you fail to avoid this hazard, it WILL cause death or serious rnjury. l WARNING Indicates a potential hazard.
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C HAPTER 3 SERVICE & CAUTION: CHECK POWER SELECTOR, LAMP. Set the 115123OVAC selector on the power supply for the correct line voltage. Check the selector setting before switching on game machine. Verify fluorescent lamp assembly is correct for the local line voltage. & Avoid electrical shock! Replacement fuses must be identically rated. Fuse voltage and current ratings must be identically rated to original fuse. -I ! A ~__ Y ! A CAUTION: ATTACH CONNECTORS PROPERLY.
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C HAPTER 3 SERVICE ! A WARNING Fluorescent tubes implode on impact when dropped. Use care in handling. To service the Fluorescent Light Assembly... Refer to Marquee Service illustration. . Switch off power to game machine and unplug the AC line cord. . Remove screws used to fasten the clear plastic overlay and mar’quee artwork to marquee. . Remove both the marquee overlay and artwork and set aside in a safe place to prevent damage. .
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To service Barrier Panel.. . Refer to Marquee Service illustration. . Switch off power to game machine and unplug AC line cord. l l l Remove Marquee. Refer to setce instfuctions for Marquee Locate and remove hex nuts used to fasten barrier panel in cabinet. Grasp edge and lift it out of cabinet. ;-_ I;-+ &ong bottom Perform desired repair or equipment replacement To service B/o wer Fan.. .
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C HAPTER 3 SERVICE To service Marquee Mounted Cabinet Speakers.. . Refer to Blower Fan and Speaker Service illustration. Speakers are located in the undersrde of ma:q.ree. l Switch off power to game machine and unplug AC line cord. l Remove fan access panel from atop cabinet 1 .Locate and remove screws used to fasten access panel. 2 Lift and pi’tioi panei to remove from cabinet. NOTE: Access panel is heavy and may require a b : of maneuvering during removal and reinstallation.
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C HAPTER 3 SERVICE To service Start and Attack Buttons... c Switch off power to game machine and unplug AC line cord l Remove controller l assembly I Remove tamper-resistant screws used to fasten controller cover to housing and set aside. 2. Lift up controller cover enough to expose wiring. Label and disconnect all wiring, including ground. 3. Completely remove controller cover. Perform desired repair or equipment replacement. l G ENERAL DASH SERVICE 73 service Throttle.. .
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C HAPTER 3 SEWCE To service Throttle (continued)... 2. Lift up controller cover enough to expose wiring. Label and disconnect all wiring, including ground 3. Completely remove controller cover and set aside until reinstallation. Perform desired repair or equipment replacement. l l Reconnect wires and reinstall. Check for pinched wires To service Steering Assembly.. . l Switch off power to game machine and unplug AC line cord. l Unlock and open rear cabinet door.
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C HAPTER 3 SERVICE f ~ A I DANGER High voltage present. Exercise extreme caution while servicing transformer. To service Transformer.. . l Switch off power to game machine and unplug AC line cord l Unlock and remove rear door. l If power to game machine was only recently disconnected, the transformer may still be warm. Allow transformer to cool completely before handling. l Laibel and drsconnect all wiring, including ground.
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C HAPTER 3 SERVICE D OLLAR BILL VALIDATOR SERVKE To service Dollar Bill Validator... (Use MARS AE2411 -U3 UL recognized currency changer) IDollar bill validators or other currency acceptors may be installed in games that are manufactured with an *additional wiring connector. 0 Switch off power to game machine and unplug the AC line cord. 0 Unlock and open coin door. Read label affixed to the inside of door for additional information .
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C H A P T E R 3 SERVICE To service Speaker in Seat... d Refer to Sear Service illustration. Switch off power to game machine and unplug AC line cord. Remove tamper resistant screws used to fasten seat access panel, and pull panel forxard. Label and disconnect speaker wiring, including ground. Remove her nuts used to fasten speaker to seat and remove speaker. Perform desired repair or equipment replacement. Reinstall speaker and reattach wirtng, including ground.
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CABINET DECALS 31.3615 BACKLIT MARQUEE ,, ./ : ., ._ 31-3625.
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C HAPTER 4 F --7 MONITOR MOUNTING c ?-%_ - y- ~- / 4 .,. \ ‘I ,.
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CHSPTER 4 PA R T S REAR DOOR ASSEMBLY (A-23817) 4108-01219-11 PIN HEAD-WOOD SCREW #8X1 l/l 5 LOCK RETAINER PLATE PART OF CAM LOCK ASS. LOCK PLATE .i ” 03.7602 VENT COVER 20” 4320-01164.208 .; /BOLT 1,4-20~1-1 01-11291 DOOR BP,ACKr? f 1.1380 4420.01141-01~ F LANGE GRIP NL~T I =h REAR WOOD DOOR + 1 4% PART OF LOCK ASS. REAR DOOR LOCK ASSEMBLY ,’ .A / 4420-0114100 FLANGE GRIP Hi,7 15-m 432imllb4.2aB \ BLACK CARRUG! BOLT 1 4-20x1-1/4 6 MIDWAY AMUSE?.‘:‘.
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C H A P T E R 4 PA R T S CONTROLLER AND COVER ASSEMBLIES GREEN PUSH EUTTOM THUMB THROTTLE LEVER 5014-I 6301-00 POT-SK W/CONN HEX HEAD BOLT 1!2-13x1-3;4 PUSHBUTTONS 31.3624 (ACTION) RED’ LENS ’ CAP PLUNGER ;I- SPRtNG :I GFSWITCH HOUSING ,! $.jrNUT ,24.8880 ;/BULB r. -LAMP HOLDER .r, ;a. ;‘.- MINISWITCH T HUNDER 31-3616 (START) GREEN
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CHAPTER 4 PARTS SEAT AND PEDESTAL ASSEMBLY A-23775 04-12950 /-sEAT 4700-00033-006 BLACK FLAT WASHER 265X.750X.067 _” 4701.00005.008 S P L I T L O C K W A S H E R ,:4” \ --l 4320-01124-448 BOLT 1:4-20x2 314 A-23897 TAIL LIGHT ASSEMBLY (SEE DETAIL DRAWING) 5555-16059-00 SUBWOOFER SPEAKER 6.5” J * = 4700-00033-008 BLACK FLAT WASHER .265x.750x.067 .: 4701.00005-008 SPLIT LOCK WASHER l/4” 4406-01128-C KEPS NUT 6.: 4700-00033. BLACK FLAT WAS 26: 4701 .
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TAIL LIGHT ASSEMBLY (A-23897) b / A.23839 / CABLE ASSEMBL Y SUPPORT BEAM ASSEMBLY 0 4701 -oooo5-008 SPLIT LOCK WASHER 1114 4020.01100-16 TAMPER RESISTANT BOLT 1:4-20x1 4700-00135.008 BLACK FLAT WASHER 265x1.00r065 AR C T I C THLNDER / 4/fp.7m 100-24 ,,,,+.
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CHAP-E= 4 PAX5 COMPUTER 4 ASSEMBLY A-2381 8 LEFT FLOPPY DRIVE MOUNTING BRACKET 20-7 0556 FLOPPY DRl\lE 4006.01003.066 MACHINE SCREW&32X3/8 ~. MACHINESCREWy; * 1 /f RIGHT FLOPCY DR:, I MOUNTING BR&-‘(ii A.
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C HAPTER 4 PARTS WHEEL DRIVER BOARD ASSEMBLY 04-12770.1 , Field Replaceable DESIGNATIOI u Parts 1PART NUMBER FUNCTION DESCRIPTION ~ 01 1 5 1 6 2-08976-00 1 Darlington 2N6427 ) Q2 I (33 ) 5 2 5O-l 5624-00 78Ll5 Voltage regulator / / 5250-156%00 Volt: m _ e_ reaulator I 79Ll5 D2, D3 5070-I D5 507~1511Er00 Diode MUR1605 5731-I Fuse 4ASB, 125V, 5xZOmm F1,FZ 6272-00 4094-00 Diode Fast Fe6535ns .
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C H A P T E R 4 PA R T S POWER HYDRO FILTER BOARD ASSEMBLY 04-12651-l Field Replaceable Parts PART NUMBER FUNCTION / DESCRIPTION 5060-l EMI Filter i 2200 pF Dual Capacitor EMI Filter Ferrite Bead Inductor 5633-00 5556-14181-00 IDE EXPANSION FILTER BOARD 04-12826 No Field Replaceable Parts AR C T I C T HUNDER 19
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C HAPTER 4 PARTS QUAD HIGH CURRENT DRIVER BOARD 04-13068.2 5.
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C HAPTER 4 PARTS LINE CORD APPLICATION CHART COIN DOOR APPLICATION CHART 22 MIDWAY AMUSEMENT GAMES, LLC
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CHAPTER TRANSFORMER APPLICATION LINE VOLTAGE CONNECTOR 4 PARTS CHART TRANSFORMER C” $ /- ,*;; ,Z’ ‘--. “\ ‘1 -<,, ic_-s- / LOW VOLTAGE CONNECTOR 230 VAC Hungary 230 VAC Italy . . 100 VAC Japan . . 110 VAC Japan 230 VAC New Zealand 230 VAC Norway 230 VAC Spain . , I . 230 VAC Switzerland 230 VAC Uk 120 VAC United States . 110 VAC United States ARCTIC . . I .
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I W IRING ARCTIC THUNDER f
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C HAPTER 5 W IRING Main Cabinet Wiring 2 MIDWAY AMUSEMENT GAME
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C HAPTER 5 WIRING SUBSTITUTE BOARD LED INDICATOR STATUS TABLE ~Designation Location D 28 Near fuse F2 & JP15 connector D 25 Near fuse Fl Color Function Red Indicator - Indicator D 24 Near U5 Indicator D 23 Near U5 Indicator D 22 Near U5 D 21 Near U5 D 17 No +5V +5V Present Intermittent +12V Red I c Red +f2V Present intermittent +I 2V d Not In use Cammumcation e r r o r Normal operation Red Not in use EEPROM Not Responding ! Normal operation Red Not in use Security error Norma
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C HAPTER 5 WIRING AUDIO AMPLIFIER LED INDICATOR TABLE Designation LED 1 Location Upper Center Nearest C3 Wl) State Function Fault Indicator / Red Blinking LED 2 Lower Center Near U2 & U6 VW Fault Indicator / Meaning Overload (note 2) I Red Notes: 1. Active output protection circuit. To reset circuit, clear fault and switch off power. 2. Blinking caused by either intermittent audio overload or overheating. LED is only supposed to blink during start-up.
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TROUBLESHOOTING l l l l l Before servicing electronics, turn off AC power to the VGM. Wait for capacitors to discharge. Before touching or handling electronic assemblies, discharge static electricity on your body. To discharge static, begin by connecting the line cord to a properly grounded outlet, but do not turn on the power! Next, touch the safety ground stud of the power supply chassis. Store electronic assemblies in an anti-static area.
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COIN MECHANISM AND PRICING TROUBLESHOOTING Symptom l Cause Video Game Machine (VGM) accepts currency or tokens, but number of credrts per coin or bill is incorrect Improper settings at Pricing Menu Access Diagnostic Menu, then select SWITCH TEST. Conduct test to confirm operation of game swatches. Access Pricing Menu, then select one of the available pricing options to verify settings. Faulty wiring 1. 2. Confirm cabinet wiring is correct for this game.
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‘0 START UP TROUBLESHOOTING r- T Symptom l l Video Game Machine (VGM) does not start $ I T Cause -______ Power problem Required Action 1. 2. VGM appears completely non-functional. 3. Check power is switched on. Make sure fans in Arcade Computer are turning. /f not: Is the power supply connected to its power cable? Is power supply turned on? Plug cord into AC power outlet. Verify presence of AC line voltage. l No audio No illumination Improper line voltage switch setting 1.
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Sylllpt0m * Video Game Machine (VGM) does not start. ~ Cause 1R e q u i r e d ___Faulty wiring ~ 1. 2. D VGM accepts currency or tokens. l Audio and video are present. b Video Game Machine (VGM) appears nonfunctional. Assure no wires are caught in hinges, latches or switch contacts. Check wiring continuity from circuit board connectors to acceptors.
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LINKING PROBLEM Symptom l l l Cannot connect multiple Video Game Machines (VGMs) together VGM does not recognize other players in linking operation TROUBLESHOOTING Cause Required Action Faulty wiring 1. Install required crossover between cabinets. Each coupler connects two VGMs (one pair). Do not use standard telephone type couplers or wiring for linking. 2. Use only 10 Base-T, Ethernet-type. Category 5. twisted-pair wiring. 3. Do not overextend linking cables supplied with VGM.
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LINKING PROBLEM L Symptom r;b Some Video Game Machines (VGMs) in group link properly, while others do not TROUBLESHOOTING Required Action Improper hub switch setting 1. Assure switches on hub are set according to kit I instructions. (VGMs on a network do not require ~ couplers. Hub has electronic crossover.i 2. Inspect hub indicator lights for llnk activity. See manufacturer’s literature for diagnostics. Wrong software version 1. Faulty wiring (2 VGMs) 1. 2. Faulty wiring (3 or more VGMs) 1.
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PLAYER CONTROL TROUBLESHOOTING 7 Symptom Cause 11Intermittent or completely non-functional player controls Faulty switches or lamps Required Action 1) Video Game Machine (VGM) starts normally. 5. 6. Check for wires caught in door hinges, latches, or switch contacts. 2. Verify harness connectors are attached and fully seated. j 3. Assure control switches connect properly to con/ trol input wires. Check cabinet wiring is correct for this VGM. I 4.
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Symptom l l l Cause Sloppy, unpredictable or ineffective steering Blocked or faulty fan Video IS present -- Video Game Machine (VGM) operates normally Faulty mechanical parts Required Action __.~ 1. Fan located on power supply acts as an exhaust fan; with power switched on, check fan airflow to assure that nothing blocks airflow. 1, Inspect motor for faulty or worn belts, bearings, couplings, gears, etc. Refer to the Steering Assembly Service instructions in Chapter 3 for complete details.
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VIDEO TROUBLESHOOTlNG Symptom l l l 1 Cause Monitor appears nonfunctional .Audio is present Power problem Required Action 1. , Video Game Machine (VGM) controls operate normally 1. Switch off power. Verify that video signal and Remote Adjustment Board connectors seat properly on Video Monitor Board. 2 . Assure that video cables connect to circuit boards and Arcade Computer. 3. Assure that no wires are caught on chassis or mounting brackets. Improper monitor adlustments t Faulty monitor cir- 1.
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Symptom l l l Video images tear or roll, or have black bar down middle of screen Missing colors One color is dimmer or brighter than others Cause Required Action Faulty wiring 1. Check connectors and cables between c:rc boards and monitor for wiring continuity. 2. Assure connection of all cabrnet grounc especrally at video monrtor chassrs. Faulty monitor circuitry 1. Verify video monitor operates correctly by : nectrng it to workrng game macnrne 2.
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AUDIO l l , j TROUBLESHOOTING Cause Required Action Improper volume setting 1. Video is present Video Game Machine (VGM) appears to operate normally Audio is distorted, muffled or has missing frequencies. I l 2. Faulty wiring 1. Faulty or obstructed speaker 1. 2. Faulty Audio Board 1. Power Problems 1. Faulty or improper speaker 1. 2. ___Faulty wiring I .~___ Access Main Menu, then select VOLUME LEVEL. Make sure Attract Mode Music is enabled.
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WARNINGS & NOTICES WARNING tJse of non-MIDWAY parts or circuit modifications may cause serious Injury or equipment damage’ ’ Use only MIDWAY authorized components and parls. Failure to do so will void your warranty and may result in incorrect or unsafe operation Substitute pa-is or modifications may void the EMC dlrectlve or FCC type acceptance. *’ Federal copyright. trademark and patent 1av.s protect this Video Game Machine (VGM). Unauthorized modifications may be illegal under Federal law.