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Exidy Crossbow — Preliminary Manual

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Exidy
Year
1983
Type
Manual / Guide
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Exidy. Copy via the Internet Archive (item 'arcademanual_Crossbow_preliminary')
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Exidy Crossbow — Preliminary Manual

©1983 Exidy, Inc. ANUAL in VeRrsion- iil cn cn On ee ec ee es os Se ee os oes oe ee oes ee ee oe OPeztAcORS MANUAL re } 14 ste pita Ea ©1983 Exidy, Inc. 390 Java Drive, Sunnyvale,California 94089-1271 Telephone: (408) 734-9410 Toll-free: (800) 538-8402 Telex: 357-499 (EXIDY MNTV) PROPRIETARY NOTICE The contents of this manual are the property of EXIDY, INC. not to be copied or reproduced in any manner whatsoever, nor disseminated in any form to any person who is not a Crossbow user without the permission of EXIDY. Copyright ©1983 by EXIDY, INC. J COPYRIGHT Copyright ©1983 by EXIDY, INC. All rights re- served. No part of this publication may be repro- duced, transmitted, transcribed, stored in a retrieval system, or translated into any language in any form, or by any means without the prior written permission of EXIDY, INC. 390 Java Drive, Sunnyvale, California 94089. DISCLAIMER EXIDY, INC. makes no representations or warran- ties with respect to the contents hereof and specifically disclaims any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose. Further, Exidy, Inc. reserves the right to revise this publication from time to time in the content hereof without obligation of Exidy, Inc. to notify any person of such revision or changes. TRADEMARKS Crossbow™ is a trademark of Exidy, Inc. WARNING This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause in- terference to radio communications. It has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A com- puting device pursuant to Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC Rules which are designed to provide reasonable pro- tection against such interference when operated in a commerical environment. Operation of this equip- ment in a residential area is likely to cause interference in which case the user at his own expense will be re- quired to take whatever measure may be required to correct the interference. QUESTIONS EXIDY encourages technicians to use the toll-free customer service hotline for any questions they may have regarding Crossbow'™. That number is (800) 538-8402. i " Ct J | TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 GAME SET-UP GENERAL ... 10.00. n eee nena 1-2 DSO oercceeorrssamaseerasrsusapiessssceversesases 1-3 PRSTALLATION o:coerursevenmsennesuseersawaxeswsavannans 1-4 PRELIMINARY CHECK OUT PROCEDURE ................ 1-5 OPERATOR OPTION SWITCHES .........0.06 000000 e eens 1-6 2 GAME DESCRIPTION GENERAL ..ccnscsxesusesevensncsaeexsasseuawscsesnnsausas 2-2 ATTRACT MODE 0.00 ¢2sen0ncsvccaneusavantesseanenrsouss 2-3 READY-TO-PLAY ...00scrcsenaneunoreasesenewnxnaneesonens 2-3 PLAY MODE, 26.000 200nscsavenvavenesennseuenevenavearesssa 2-3 FIGURE 1-1 FIGURE 1-2 FIGURE 1-3 FIGURE 2-1 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS MAJOR COMPONENT LOCATIONS ............. 1-2 PCB ASSEMBLY LOCATIONS. ...............24. 1-2 REAR ACCESS PANEL 10... 0... c ccc cece 1-2 CROSSBOW™ INSTALLATION. .......000 00s ee 1-4 VOLUME CONTROL ADJUSTMENT ............ 1-7 OPERATOR OPTION SWITCH SETTINGS ..... PLAY MODE DISPLAY 1.1.0.0... 0. ccc cece eens 2-3 aN Hil | g iM GENERAL This chapter describes your Crossbow™ game, the selected location for your game, and how to inspect it. It also outlines the preliminary set-up procedure. The Crossbow game is a colorfully illustrated upright video game with high Resolution graphics. A more detailed game play is located in the Game Description chapter of this manual. The major components of your Crossbow game are The PCB assemblies of the Crossbow game are illustrated in (ref. Fig. 1-1.) These major components contained in the game cabinet. These components are the following: ° Crossbow ® Coin Mechanism ® Monitor Chassis ¢ Power Supply Chassis ® Control Panel ° All PCB Assemblies ¢ Speakers are listed in the following: ° Game Logic PCB ° Power Supply PCB ¢ Audio PCB TWO SPEAKER SYSTEMS i CROSSBOW MONITOR |. STARI BUTTON INTER LOCK LOGIC BOARD AUDIO BOARD — POWER SUPPLY ELECTRONIC! SERVICE DOOR Reet Figure 1-1 MAJOR COMPONENT LOCATIONS J I ™ Ht INSPECTION Before signing the delivery receipt, you should follow this procedure: 1, All EXIDY equipment is carefully packaged in well-padded cardboard containers to prevent damage during shipment. Check for obvious damage and make certain that the physical piece count of the shipment matches the piece on the bill of lading. These two procedures should always be done before signing the delivery receipt. . Shortages and/or obvious damage to the packaging on any given shipment should be noted in writing on the delivery receipt before signing for the delivery. . If concealed damage is suspected on any shipment, those packages believed to contain the damaged goods should be opened in the presence of the delivery driver. If the goods have sustained concealed damage, a description of said damage should be noted in writing on the delivery receipt before signing for the delivery. Never apply power to any game with noticeable damage. FILING A CLAIM TO FILE A CLAIM, FOLLOW THIS PROCEDURE: . Any and all damaged freight, including packaging, should be retained by the consignee until a physical in- spection of said freight can be made by a representative of the carrier involved. . The Claims Manager for the carrier involved should be notified as soon as possible, after the damaged goods are received. Preferably, the carrier's Claims Manager should be notified within forty-eight (48) hours of receipt of the goods by the consignee. . If warranted, a written claim should be filed with the carrier involved. A _ detailed description of the damage(s) should be provided and copies of all suppor- ting documents, including bill of lading and/or delivery receipt, inspection report, and invoice, should be attached. 4. The sooner a claim is filed, the better for all parties concerned. The carrier against which a claim is filed is required, by law, to respond to (acknowledge) that claim within thirty (30) days of receiving same and must reach a final disposition in the matter within one hundred twenty (120) days. VISUAL INSPECTION 1. . Examine Remove the rear and front access doors with the ap- propriate packaged key. (ref. Fig. 1-1.) each major and_ electrical thoroughly for scrapes, dents, broken or missing parts and loose or missing screws. component Check for loose cable connectors. . Visually verify that all the integrated circuit devices (IC’s) plugged into sockets are properly seated. If you find any damage during this inspection, file a claim with the carrier. Send a complete report of the damage to EXIDY, INC. "| 3 i INSTALLATION Planning the location of the game should involve both physical and electrical considerations. Such physical considerations concern the place- ment of the equipment with respect to these clearances: HEIGHT: 80.00 inches, 203.2 cm. WIDTH: 25.25 inches, 65.1 cm. DEPTH: 35.00 inches, 88.9 cm. An indoor, relatively dust-free environment is necessary, with proper conditions required of any electrical device. Electrical considerations include availability of an AC outlet with the correct voltage and frequency. You should consider the working space required for technicians and operators in- cluding access to the rear of the game. OPTIC TUBE Figure 1-2 CROSSBOW INSTALLATION J NOTE: The cabinet must be within seven feet of an AC outlet. Be certain that a ground jack or terminal is available at the outlet. CAUTION: DO NOT remove the AC ground prong from the plug. Doing so may cause electrical shock. Crossbow™ The Crossbow is detached from Mounting for ship- ping. Locate Crossbow Stock and mount with three (3) mounting screws as illustrated. (Ref. Fig. 1-2) MOUNTING SCREWS BOW STRING BOW BOLT SIGHT ALIGNMENT CROSSBOW STOCK SWIVEL MOUNT MOUNTING KNUCKLE PIVOT PIN uN my TT PRELIMINARY CHECKOUT PROCEDURE The Crossbow game, after it is properly installed, should be checked operationally by performing the following procedures: (a) PLUG IN THE AC JACK INTO THE AC OUTLET. (b) ALLOW 1 TO 2 MINUTES FOR CRT WARM-UP. All DC Power required to operate Crossbow™ is supplied in the Exidy Power Supply Module. These supply outputs are as follows: e +5VDC @ 9 amps ¢ +18VDC @ 3 amps ¢ —18VDC @ 3 amps CAUTION: Only certified technicians should make adjustments on all components of Crossbow™. Only the +5V DC is adjustable. This must be adjusted to: +5.00V DC +/—.1V as measured on the Main Logic PCB near the 6809E Microprocessor at location J2. (Ref Fig. 1-3) Measure at pins 7 and 14 of the 74LS05. CROSSBOW SIGHT ALIGMENT PROCEDURE This alignment is only necessary whenever the crossbow is disassembled or if it would require verification. Proceed As Follows. © POWER DOWN e¢ POWER UP 4 ¢ HOLD DOWN START BUTTON TO DISPLAY MANUAL DIAGNOSTIC MODE. e RELEASE START BUTTON WHEN DIAGNOSTIC APPEARS Using Start Button Index to Gun Sight Alignment Test and enter mode by pressing gun trigger. Hold down gun trigger while aiming at crosshair (+) on screen. When both sight and crosshair are aligned release trigger and return to Manual Diagnostic Mode by pressing start button, index to exit and press gun trigger. The game will now be in the ATTRACT MODE. Giz AUDIO ADJUSTMENT Locate R15 master audio gain pot located at position [2 of audio board (Ref. Fig. 1-3) and adjust audio level as game is in progress. VOLUME Figure 1-3 ADJUSTMENT OPERATOR OPTION SWITCH Crossbow’ Game play has several selectable op- able from back door of game. Factory setting of tions on 8 and + position dip switches — Switch loca- switches located at B1 & J19 are all set to off. tions at Bl of audio board for 8 position and J19 of (Ref. Fig. 1-3) logic board for 4 position. Both switches are access- BI SWITCH OPTIONS SETTINGS 8 POSITION SWITCH LOCATION B1 COIN RATIO: SWITCH NUMBERS COIN DOOR 2 AND TO COIN DOOR 1 1 9 3 4 5 6 7 8 1-1 OFF OFF OFF 2-1 OFF OFF ON 3-1 OFF ON OFF 4-1] OFF ON ON 5-1 ON OFF OFF 6-1 ON OFF ON yo ON ON OFF 8-1 ON ON ON FREE PLAY ON NORMAL “PAY” MODE OFF COIN(S) CREDIT(S) ] l OFF OFF OFF OFF 9 ] OFF ON) OFF OFF 3 l ON OFF OFF OFF 4 l ON ON OFF OFF ] 2 OFF OFF. OFF ON 9 2 OFF ON OFF ON 3 2 ON OFF OFF ON 4 v2 ON ON OFF ON ] 3 OFF OFF ON OFF 9 5 OFF ON ON OFF 3 3 ON OFF ON OFF 4 3 ON ON ON OFF 1 d OFF OFF ON ON 9 4 OFF ON ON ON 3 4 ON OFF ON ON 4 4 ON ON ON ON 4 POSITION SWITCH LOCATION J19 SWITCH NUMBERS STARTING CHARACTERS 1 2 | 3 4 3 OFF OFF 2 OFF ON 4 ON OFF 5 ON ON GAME PLAY DIFFICULTY 1 EASY ON ON 2 NORMAL (Factory Setting) OFF OFF 3° HARD OFF ON 4 MOST DIFFICULT ON OFF eS e" = 1-7 ——_ i w ul | w | Hl E ue Y an Y E YQ GENERAL Crossbow™ by Exidy is an adventure shooting game. The player, armed with a crossbow, is escorting a party of characters (men, women, and dwarves, Etc. ) through various dangerous episodes. The object of the game is to protect these characters from dangers lurking within each level, to remove obstacles impeding their progress, and reach the evil master’s dungeon. This is all accomplished by shooting a myriad of colorful targets. Crossbow '™ HAS FIVE MODES OF OPERATION SYSTEM DIAGONOSTIC MODE MANUAL DIAGNOSTIC MODE ATTRACT MODE READ-TO-PLAY MODE PLAY MODE To bypass all diagnostics on power up, _ press Crossbow trigger. THE SYSTEM DIAGNOSTIC MODE This mode on powerup will automatically perform the following tests. AUDIO TEST RAM TEST SCREEN RAM TEST CRC OF PROGRAM ROMS CHECKSUM OF BANK ROMS MANUAL DIAGNOSTIC MENU MODE To access Manual Diagnostic Mode hold down the Start Button ON POWER UP. Once this mode is ac- cessed any of the listed menu selections may be in- dexed by the player Start Button and excuted by the Crossbow trigger. GUN ALIGMENT RAM TEST SCREEN RAM TEST CRC CHECK PROGRAM ROMS CHECK SUM BANK ROMS AUDIO TEST CHECK INTERRUPTS GRAY SCALE CROSSHATCH COLOR BARS AND BLOCKS OPTICAL ADJUSTMENT RESET TO FACTORY SETTINGS OF VANITY MODE AND GUN SIGHT. EXIT ATTRACT MODE The attract mode appears after power up diagnostics are successful and after every game. This mode will display these screen images repeatedly until a coin is inserted. HIGH SCORE TABLE DESERT OR VILLAGE GAME SCENE CROSSBOW LOGO WITH COIN INSTRUCTIONS CROSSBOW GAME INSTRUCTIONS READY-TO-PLAY MODE The game is set into Ready-to-Play mode im- mediately after the coin or coins are inserted. The screen will still be in the Attract Mode Ready for Play. PLAY MODE Press the Start Button, the screen will display the game maps, and two or three colored boxes, Red, Green & Blue (Ref. Fig. 2-3). Each scene is begun by the player firing the Crossbow at a colored box and choosing the colored path he wishes his party to follow. If the party survives that level the player chooses where to go next by trial and error. The player must learn which colored path leads to each scene’s unique element of danger. The adventure ends when all party members are killed. Points are awarded for each target shot and are based on its difficulty level to be hit, bonus points are given at the end of each level for each surviving party member. Surviving certain very difficult levels also awards the player with bonus members, increasing the size of his party. Valuable treasures can be found in some scenes. The final goal is the Evil Master's Lair. == - ‘a: — _——— epee = re ie a. en oo r= <a ty p= . | = c - } , 390 JAVA DRIVE, SUNNYVALE, CALIFORNIA 94089 Tel. (408) 734-9410 — Qe _S 3 Toll-free: (800) 538-8402 im Telex: 357-499 (EXIDY MNTV) Zz