Manual / Guide
Namco Time Crisis II — Operation Manual
Operation manual with the blowback test and the ST-0860A2 solenoid in the parts list.
- time crisis
- arcade
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Manual / Guide
Operation manual with the blowback test and the ST-0860A2 solenoid in the parts list.
, , The real product you have received may differ slightly from what is illustrated. i , LL DAN GER • • Be ,sure to read this Operation Manual before using your mac hine to ensure safe operation. Stor~ the Operation Manual in a safe place tor quick acc ess. " INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION Thank you very much for purchasing Namco's Time Crisis 2 ("this machine"), This Operation Manual describes: - how to run, install, transport, move, maintain, and scrap {his mac hine safely - how to run this machine co rrectly while making full use of its functions - how [0 ensure safety for players and observers. Whom to contact when you need infonnation about this mach ine and its repairs - For infonnation about [his machine and its repairs, contact your dealer. I: ,,, "I " i II r ,i " , J. • . 1. , , ', " • l {;; . • I l ' , '" ! r •• ~ ' . '. '. , ~, r \ "~ • " ~ • ' ., ':iJ:'J'> 1 ~~, '0' ", -~~"'" '> \~t, .>~ , ' , ',.~ ."",-,,:, ... 'J,t' • " ', ,,'i..I : '\"4, ,'J;~ §I,., ;;1;. • l • • ~~ - ' \., >,'r " :" " ~ '~ '. < ," > , 1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Be sure to read these instructions to ensure safe use. Instructions to the owner: If you wish to commission another party to run, install, transport, move, maintain, or scrap this machine, please instruct that party to read and observe all instructions for the particular action to be conducted. 1-1 Magnitudes of risk For this machine and this Operation Manual, safety precautions and property damages are classified as listed below according to the magnitude of the panicular risk. 6 & DANGER: Failure to avoid the risk will most probably result in death or seriousjrYury. WARNING: Failure to avoid the risk may result in death or serious injury. & CAUTION: Failure [0 avoid the risk may result in minor injury or property damage. Functional notes not related to safety are marked w~th the following label: Notes related to a function and protection of the product 1-2 Definition of the term "technician" This Operation Manual is designed for arcade game shop personnel. However, those sections marked "To be conducted by a technician only" in the table of contents are written for technicians. Such tasks must therefore be conducted by a technic ian only. Technician: A person engaged in machine design, manufacrure, inspection, or maintenance for a manufacturer of amusement equipment, or a person who has technical knowledge re lated to electricity, electronics. and mechanical engineering at a level equal to or superior to thal of graduates of industrial high school, and who engages routinely in maintaining (repairing) amusement equipment. 1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 1-3 Top-priority safety precautions .---------& WARN ING - - - - - - - - - - - , • Should any trouble occur, tum off the power and stop operating this machine immediately. Then do not lorget to unplug the power cord. Running this machine with its trouble unsolved may cause a fire or other accident. • Some parts in the monitor retain high heal and lIoltage after power-off. Take care not to touch any such part without proper protection. Such a touch might give you an electric shock or get you burned. • Dust accumulated on the power plug may cause a tire. Conduct a regular check and remove dust. • Insert the power plug into the service outlet securely. Poor contact may cause heat, resulting in a fire or ge"in9 you burned. • A breakdown of the power cord may cause a tire, an elect ric shock, or leakage. Observe the following instructions: 00 not make the cord come close 10 a heating device. 00 nol twist the cord. • 00 not bend the cord forcibly. 00 not modify i1. 00 nol bundle it, 00 nol pull it. [fo pull out the power plug, do nOI pull the cord. Always hold the power plug to pull it oul.) Do not place anything on it. Do nol get it caught by this machine, other product. or wall. Do not do anything else that may damage the power cord. • Do not wet the power cord or power plug with wate r. That might cause an electric shock or leakage. • Do not touch the power plug with a wet hand. That might give you an electric shock. • This mach ine has a power capacity of 11 OV AC, S.2A (220V AC, 2.6A). Always use indoor wiring that conforms to th is machine's power specifications. Otherwise a fire or an electric shock might result. • Run th is machine with a supply voltage in the 11Q·120V AC (or 220·240V AC) range . Using this machine at any voltage outside the specified range might cause a fire or electric shock. To ensure this machi~e runs under its best condition, use a rated voltage whenever possible. • Use specified brands of consumables and service parts (including screws). To o rder any part, contact your dea ler. • Do nol remodel this machine without permission. Do nol carry oul any task nol covered in this Operation Manual. Unauthorized remodeling may result in an unexpected risk. • In re-selling this machine. always attach this Operation Manual to this machine. 2 1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 1-4 Description of the " warning label " attached to this machine .-----------&, WARNING - - - - - - - - - - - , • The .......arning labe'" describes important safety precautions. Observe the following: As the "'waming label" attached to this machine should be read easily, take care to decide the place to install this machine and the appropriate illu mination or soil of the warning labels. Do not let this Jabel get hidden behind anothe r gaming machine or other object. • Do not remove or modify the "'warning label .· When the "warning l abel~ is dirty or damaged, replace it with a new "'warning label. " To order an additional "warning label," contact your dea ler. *" High-voltage parts refer to certain parts at the back of the monitor. (See P· 51, 8-3-1 (2) -Replacing the Only. quallfled ..rv1e6 t~h"" c'.nl l Monilor with a New One.") Is allowed to open tI'Ie door. Warning sticker (high voltage) The parlln.lde contains leathal HIGH VOLTAGE. Be sure to unplug the AC power before the door. I Part it 461-371 I, Be careful con du cting the service I maintena nce . The monitor c ontai n s lethlll HIGH VOLTAGE eve n after yo u .1 'I i' turn off the po we r. " High-voltage parts refer to certain parts at the back of the monitor. Belore work, read P-S1. 8-3·1 (2) "Replacing the Monitor with a New One: ) Warning sticke r (inside) Part # 46 1-376 (This ....... aming label~ is a"ached inside this machine.) A CAunON It • To .void .n -'ectnc.1 .hoek lItIdI04'" Injury, be sure tn.t the powM hi tu rned oN befont opening the SOt"vIoe door. Only qu-llned pet"-.onoeI ahou ld IItt:I!Impt to l«'Viee the game.. * The parts inside refer to the amplifier board, regulator. and related parts on the control base. Caution sticker (maintenance) Part Ii 461·359 ) 3 .1 COI.rTENTS CONTENTS 1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ............................................ ...................................................... .................. 1·1 1 Magnitudes of risk ...................... ........................................................... ....................................... . 1-2 Definition of the term "technician" ....... ........... ............................................................................... 1, 1-3 Top-priority safety precautions ........................... ........................................................................... 2 1-4 Description of the "warning label" attached 10 Ihis machine. ..... .................... ............................... 3 CO NTENTS .... ................... .................... .... ....................... .... ......................... .......................................... . 4 2. SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................ ................... .. ........................................ . 7 3. 9 CHECKING THE PACKAGE CONTENtS ......... .. ..................................................... .............. .......... .. 4 . OVERALL CO NSTRUCTIO N (COMPONENTS AND THEIR NAMES) 5. INSTALLATION .......... .. ...... .................... ............................. ..................... ........................................... 5-1 11 Conditions for installation ...................... ............ ................................ ............. _.............................. 11 5-1-1 11 Locations to avoid installing .................................................... .... ........ _............. ................. 5-1-2 Play zone as installed ......................................................... ................... ............................ 12 5-2 Required dimensions of carry-in passage (such as doors and corridors) ..................................... 13 Dividing the signboard Assy and cabinet Assy .................................................................. 14 5-3 ASsembly .................................. ......... ............................................................... ............... ............. 15 5-2-1 5-3-' 6. 10 Connecting the cabinet Assy to the tower Assy ..... ................. ........ ................................... 15 5-3-2 Installing the pedal Assy .................................. ...... ............... ... .......... ................................ 17 5-4 Connecting the power cord and the ground ................................................................................ .. 18 (1) Wfth a 3P service oullel ...................................... ........................ .....................................•..... 18 (2) Wfth a 2P service outlet ........................................ ................. ................................................ 18 (3) If the 2P service outlet ava ilable has no ground terminal...................................................... 19 MOVING AND TRANSPORTING ........................................................................................................ 20 Moving (on the floo r) .............................................................................................. ..................... .. 20 6-2 Transportation ........................... ......... ....................... ...... .............................................................. 21 6·1 6-2-' Dividing .... .................... ................... ............................... ....... ............. .............................. .. 21 6-2-2 Manual carrying (up or down the stairs. for example) ....................................................... 23 6-2-3 Loading and unloadin g a vehicle or someth ing similar ...................................................... 24 6-2-4 Trucking .................................. ................. ............................ .............................................. 25 7. OPER ATING THIS MACHINE ................... ..... ................ ............ .......... ................. .............................. 26 Pre-service check .......... .... ~................................ ... ................. ......... ................... ..... .............. ....... 27 7-' 7-1-1 Appearance check ........................... .. ...... ........... ....................... ................ ....... ................. 27 7, ,·2 Operation check ... ............ ........................ ............................. .............. .................. ...... __ .... 27 7·1-3 Periodic check .................... ........... ............ ............................. ............................ .... ........... 27 7·2 How 10 play ....... ................ .... .... ........................................................ ................................. ..... ...... 7-2·' How to control ,.. , ............... . ,........ ............ ............ " ................... ... ,.................................... . 4 28 28 CONTENTS 7-2-2 Modes ......................................... ......................... .......... .................................................... 28 7-2-3 Rules ......................... ..................... ............................................................ ............. ...... .... 28 7-3 Adjustment ._................................................................................ .................. ...... .......................... 29 7·3·1 Tum on the power switch. ............ ................... ................................................... ................ 29 7·3·2 Adjustment switches ..................................... ........................... ............................... .. _........ 29 7-4 Test mode .........................•................... ..................... ...... ...... .... ........ _.......................................... 31 7-4·' 8. Description of the menu screen ....... .................................................................................. 31 7-4-2 Setting a game fee and free play (COIN OPTIONS) ......................................................... 32 7-4-3 Serting the type of game (GAME OP TIONS) ....... ......... ........................... ......................... 33 7-4-4 1/0 tests for switches (1/0 TEST) ............................... ....... ................................................ 34 7-4-5 MONITOR TEST .............. ............ ............................................................... ....................... 38 7-4-6 SOUND TEST .............................................................. .... .................................................. 39 7-4-7 Displaying and initializing game data (ADS DATA) ............................................................ 40 7-4-8 OTHERS........................................................ ................................................................... 41 7-5 Setting the gun aiming (GUN IN ITIALIZE) ................................................................................... . 42 MAINTENANCE ..................................................................... .................... .................. .................. ..... 44 8-1 Maintenance and inspection ... ..... ........ ... ....... .......................... ...... ....... ....................................... 44 8-1-1 Greasing the plunger of the pedal Assy .............. ............. .................................................. 45 8-1-2 Checking the plunger of the pedal Assy for wear and tea r .............................................. .. 47 8-2 Troubleshooting .... ............................................................................................................ .......... .. 48 8-2-1 General .............................................................................................................................. 48 8-2-2 Cabinet Assy ...................................................................... .............................................. . 48 8-2-3 Signboard Assy ............................................................ ... ................................................. . 49 8-2-4 Tower Assy ... .............. ........... ......................... .. .... ............. ................................................ 49 8-2-5 Pedal Assy ......................................................................... ... .... ............. ............ .... ............ 49 8-2-6 Gun Assy .... .......... ......................................................................................... .......... .......... 49 8-3 Disassembling, reassembling and replacing the Assys and parts ...................................... .. ........ 50 8-3-1 Cabinet Assy ...................................................................................................................... 50 (1 ) Detaching and reattaching the rear cover .................................................................. (2) ' Replacing the monitor with a new one .................... ............................................ (3) Adjusting the monitor .. .. ............... ......... .......... ..... ... ..... .............................................. (4) Detaching and reattaching the rack Assy ..... .......... .................................................... (5) Replacing the game PC board with a new one .. ...... .. ....... ................ ......................... 50 51 55 60 61 8-3-2 Signboard Assy .............................. ............. . ....... .. ................. ................................ 63 (1) Replacing the fluorescent lamp and glow lamp with new ones .................................. 63 8-3-3 Tower Assy ........................... ...................................... ....................................................... 64 ( 1) Replacing the I/O PC board with a new one .... ... ................... .................................... 64 8-3-4 Peda l Assy .......................... ........ ....................... ... .......... . ......... ........................................ 66 (1) Replacing the microswitch with a new one ....... .............. ............................................ (2) Replacing the plunger with a new one ...... ... .......... ... .................... ...................... 66 67 8-3-5 Gun Assy ............................................... (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) .... .. ............................... ........................ .... 68 Replacing the gun Assy with a new one ..... ............. ......... ....................... .................. How 10 open the gun slide ...................... .... ................................................................ How to open the gun cover ..... .. .................. ........... ....................................... Replacing the solenoid with a new one ...... .......... .. ........ ........ ..... .............................. Replacing the microswitch with a new one .......... ..... ........ .. ....................................... Replacing the tube with a new one .......... ... ... ...... .... ........... ....................................... 68 69 70 71 72 72 5 CONTENTS 9. DISCARD .................................................................. ................ ...................... ..................................... 73 10. PARTS LIST ........................................... ... ................ ................ ................... ... .. .................................. 10-1 Cabinet Assy .............................................................................................................................. . 74 10-2 Signboard Assy ........................................................................................................................... 74 10-3 Control base Assy .... :.................................................................................................................. 76 78 10-4 Rack Assy ............... ....... ...... ............. ..... .................... ...... .. ........ ....... ..... ............................... ...... 80 10-5 Cord box Assy ............................................................................................................................. 82 10-6 Tower Assy .................................................... .............................................................................. 84 10-7 PedaIAssy ...................... ................... ........... .... .... .... .................................................................. 10-8 Gun Assy ........................................................................................................... ,........................ 86 88 10-9 Coin Assy .................................................................................................. .................................. 90 11. WIRING DIAGRAM .. _.......................................................................................................................... Cabinet Assy .......................................................... .............................................................................. 93 93 Towe r Assy ......................................................................... .. .. .. .......... .. ........ ...... ................ .................. 94 2. SPECIFICATIONS 2. SPECIFICATIONS (I) Rated power supply (2) Maximum power consumption (3) Maximum current consumption (4) Cash box. capacity (5) CRT (6) Dimensions : IIOV-120V AC or 220Y-240Y AC (50160 Hz) : 450W (for IIOV AC power supply) 440W (for 220Y AC power supply) : (5.2A (for I IOY AC power supply) (2.6A (for 220Y AC power supply) : approx. 300.000 yen (3.000 I DO-yen coins) : 29" color moniror x 2 units CD As installed: 1.500 (W) x 1.510 (D) x 2.090 (H) mm Q) As divided Cabin~[ Assy Tower Assy Signboard Assy Pedal Assy : 1.500 (W) x 790 (D) x 1.730 (H) mm : 1.100 (W) x 720 (D) x 1. 110 (H) mm : 1,460 (W) x 380 (D) x 480 ( H) mm : 250 (W) x 250 ( D ) x 160 (H ) mm Cabinet Assy . 1500 I 'il':; I, , ~ ;?, I ! o M ]1 ., ! ~ -'- ' ... fl I 11 :~ , , LJ J ) '--.., U C7l \"""" III '.' J! \~ , : , 790 ;1 1 I, I n"i' 7 : = 1 Q = 2. SPECIFICATIONS Tower Assy o n 1 100 .•" 720 Signboard Assy 1,460 380 Pedal Assy 250 250 r-;o o -------(7) Weight CD As installed @ 279kg As divided Cabinet Assy Tower Assy Signboard ASsy Pedal Assy 205kg 42kg 24 kg 4kg x 1 ~ ,I 3. CHECKING THE PACKAGE CONTENTS 3. CHECKING THE PACKAGE CONTENTS When packed and shipped, [his machine consists of (he following: • • • Be sure to check thaI you have received aU packages indicated below. If you find any compo nent missing, conlact you r deale r, • Body Assy: 1 unit Tower Assy : 1 unit 1-4,} 6-9 • Body Assy: 1 un it No. 1 I Specification Component ~ Pedal bracket 4 . < M5x12 ~ 8 M6x12 ©J 8 2 Range socket 3 Range socket 4 Range socket 5 Operation Manual (!tIis manual) 6 Torque wrench Diagonal 4mm (for M5 ) 7 Hexagon wrench Diagonal 4mm 8 Hexagon wrench Diagonal 5mm 9 Hexagon wrench Diagonal 6mm 10 Cash box key ,, Key for service door and rear cover I M8x20 9 ~ ~ ..e' ~ ~ ~I 4 1 1 1 1 1 2 4 I,,. 4. OVERALL CONSTRUCTION 4. OVERALL CONSTRUCTION (components and their names) Signboard Assy ~( Gun Assy ~ 'I Co;n Assy -------------r~ LJ :: ,I.e--..../" Cabinet Assy Tower ASsy Pedal Assy Waming slicker (high vOlt age) Warning slicker (inside) Caution slicker (maimenance) Power switch Power cord Ground terminal Rack Assy S. INSTALLATION 5. INSTALLATION r--------- Lt, WARNING - - - - - - - - - - - , • • • • Install the components according to the descriptions and specified procedures in this Operation Manual (see P·1 1. 5. Installation). Failure to follow any procedure might result in a fire, electric shock, injury. or breakdown. Insert the power plug into the service outlet securely all the way home. Poo r contact may cause heat, resulting in a fire or getting you burned. Be sure to ground the machine. Failure to ground may cause an electric shock in the case of leakage. (See P·18. 54 MHow to Connect the Power Cord and Ground . ~) When installing this machine, always fix it with the Jevel adjustors. Failure to fix it may cause an accident or injury. 5-1 Conditions for installation .----------Lt, WARNING - - - - - - - - - - - , • 00 not place an obj ect close to Ihe vent holes in the rear and side of this machine. Do not block any of the vent holes with a wall or other object either. Failure to obselVe these instructions may heat up the inside of this machine. res ulting in a fire or breakdown. 5-1-1 Locations to avoid installing r------- - - Lt, WARNING----- - - - - - - , • This machine is designed tor indoor use. Never ins1alt this machine outdoors o r at any of the following locations: Locations exposed to direct sunlight Locations subjected to rain or water leakage Damp places Dusty places Close to a healing instrtJment Hot places • Extremely cold places • Places where dew may develop due to temperature differences • Places where this machine may become an obstacle in disaster prevention (such as an emergency exit) and places where a fire extinguisher or similar equipment is placed Unstable or vibrating ptaces ,, 5. INSTALLATION 5-1-2 Play zone as installed .---------ffi WARNING----------, • Set a play zone as illustrated in the figure below to prevent customers leaving this machine from getting into contact with observers and passers-by. • • This machine must be at least 2m tDcm from the ceiling. Allow for a clearance of at least SOcm between the rear of this machine on the one hand and the nearby wall and oth er machinery on the olher in order to facilitate the removal of the rack Assy and control base Assy for maintenance. 2m SOcm or more SOcm SOem or more or more ~ o E o E g ~ E " /////~ Eo• gE ~ o ~ o E :0 E 12 5. fNSTALLA T/ON 5-2 Requ ired dimensions of carry-in passage (such as doors and corridors) This machine is shipped as divided. The divisions have the dimensions mentioned below. • Body Assy 1,500 (W) x 790 (D) x 2,090 (H) (mm) Weight: 229kg 1,100 (W) x 720 (D) x 1,110 (H) (mm) • Tower Assy Weight: 42kg The carry-in passage must therefore be large enough to be equal to or exceed the dimensions listed above. Depending on the conditions of the access door, the body Assy can be divided into halves as indicated below. • Signboard Assy • Cabinet ASsy 1,460 (W) x 380 (D) x 480 (H) (mm) Weight: 24kg 1,500 (W) x 790 ( D) x 1,730 ( H ) (nun) Weight: 205kg Signboard Assy 480 , 380 Cabinet Assy Body Assy 1,730 790 5. INSTALLATION 5-2-1 Dividing the signboard Assy and cabin et As sy - To be conducted by a technician only • This task need not be conducted if the ceiling above the carry-in passage and the opening of the access door are high enough. r--------- Lt, WA RNIN G - - - - - - - - - - - - , • The signboard weighs about 24kg. In removing it. allow lor at least two workers and a sufficient working space to avoid accidents. o Remove the two torque bolts (M5 x 12) fro m the back of the signboard Assy and detach the connector cover. II II D Unplug the connector of the signboard Assy. Re move the three hexagon bolts (with fla t and spring washe rs) (M6 x 30). Slide the sign board Assy backwards to the rope hook . Lift and remove the signboard Assy. Signboard Assy Torque bolt (MS x 12) Connector Slide backwards, then rif1.~-. : ;: : : : : : : : : : : : :::~~~ Rope hook Connector Rope hook g In re-co upling these components together, fol low reverse orde r. 14 5. INSTALLATION " 5-3 Assembly 5-3-1 Connecting the cabinet Assy to the tower Assy - To be conducted by a technician only • D Install this machine at a position where the monitor does not reflect the incandescent lamp. Such reffection might prevent the gun sensor from functioning. (A fluorescent lamp is tolerable.) Install the cabinet Assy according to P·II, 5-! "Conditions for Installation," Then lower the four level adjustors until the casters are about 5mm from floor level (so as to rotace freely), o Floor Level adjustor II II Caster Remove the four torque bolts (MS x 12) from the cabinet Assy and detach the joint cover. InstaJllhe tower Assy, fining it [0 the joint. Torque boit (MS x 12) --i--~ \[;1---- --1-.5.-;;;: Joint cover _ _ Cabinet Assy Tower Assy Joint 15 . l , I ! ~ Approx. Smm ,-, ~ , • . .: ~ ' • : • ;. . , 5. INSTALLATION II II Fix the tower Assy with four flange sockets (M8 x 10) furnished with this machine. Pull out the harness from the tower Assy. then connec t the tWO connectors to the cabinet Assy. Hamess Flange socket (M8 x 20) Tower Assy Cabinet ASsy Connector ~~J E0 ~~O'I &~'~ m With four torque bolts (M5 x 12). attac h t h ~ joint cover removed in step D. fJ When disassembli ng. follow re verse order. 16 5. INSTALLATION 5-3-2 Instal ling the pedal Assy - To be condu cted by a techni cian on Iy - o Tack four pedal brackets furn ished with this mach ine to the right and left under-pipes of the tower Assy with eight flange sockets (M6 x 12). llY e1\ Flange socket (M6 x 12) J1~ Pedal bracket (put soc~ets -----. .JJ!$ through the round hOles) II Connect the connectors of the pedal Assy and the [Ower Assy, then insert the pedal Assy be tween the pedal brackets. II Tighten the flan ge sockets tacked in step 0 fixing the pedal Assy betwee n peda l brac kets. JI Connector Pedal bracket Pedal Assy II Press the pedal Assy down against the fl oo r, then fix it wi th (he attache d four flange sockets (M5 x 12). (Make sure that the pedal Assy does nOt come off the fl oo r. ) Flange socket (MS x '2) m Fix another one for the opposite side sim ilar ly. m When disassem blin g, fo llow reverse order. 17 5. INSTALLATION 5-4 Connecting the power cord and the ground ,...--------ffi WARNING----------, • Be sure to instal! the ground conductor in either of the methods described below. Failure to instal! a ground conductor may cause an electric shock in the case of a leakage . (1) Ground the ground co nductor with a 3P plug. (2) (If the ground conductor cannot be grounded with a 3P plug,) ground the ground conductor with a 3P-2P conversion plug. (3) (If the ground conductor cannot be grounded with either a 3P plug or a 3P-2P conversion plug,) ground the machine by connecting the grounding wire to the ground terminal of this machine. (1) With a 3P service outlet Simpl y insert the power plug. Power plug \ (2) With a 2P service outlet Ground (he ground co nductor with (he 3P-2P conversion plug furnished with [his mach ine. 5. INSTALLATION (3) If the 2P servic e outlet availa ble has no groun d termin al Ground the ground conduc tor by linking it (0 the ground (erminal at (he rear of the cab inet Assy. (No ground conduc tor is furnished with chis machin e.) " Ground terminal I I ! . 'I ),: I I . CNonCE • Install the ground conduCl or as illustrated below. Cup screw (M ) (M4 x 10) Too(hed washer (M4) Ground conductor Q Q 19 ::~~:;~ '.' . . ~' '. . , ' ' , ~ 6. MOVING ANO TRANSPORTING 6. MOVING AND TRANSPORTING .---------& WA RNING - - -_ _ _ _--, • • Do not leave this machine on a slope. leaving it on a slope may result in the machine falling down or causing an unexpected accident. The tower Assy is not designed to be carried with a forklift. Do not use a forklift for moving and transporting this machine. Using a forklift may cause this machine to fall down or cause an unexpected accident. 6-1 Moving (on the floor) C NOTICe • II two or more of the cabinet Assy, tower Assy, and pedal Assy are coupled together, be • • • • sure to divide this machine into assemblies while referring to P-21, 6·2·1 ~D iv iding.~ Before moving any assembly either over a short or a rang distance, always ret.cact the level adjustors of the cabinet Assy alJ the way home. (Do not adjust the level adjustors of the tower Assy.) The body Assy is 2m gcm in overall height. Watch out tor the heights of the door opening and ceiling of the corridor. (In removing the signboard Assy, see P-14, 5-2-1 ~Dividing the Signboard Assy and the Cabinet Assy. ~ ) Transport the assemblies carefully, keeping them intact. (See the figure below.) The molds are fragile. Do not apply a strong force to any of them. r How to carry the cabi net Assy How to ca rry the tower Assy 20 6. MOVING AND TRANSPORTIN G 6-2 Tran sport ation 6-2-1 Dividing - To be condu ct ed by a techni cian only- D Remove the four flange sockets (M5 x 12), four flange sockets (M6 x 12), pedal brackets, and one connector to detach the pedal Assy. (Do the same at the opposit e side.) ~~~ Connec tor Pedal bracket Pedal ASsy 6 Remove the four torque bol ts (M5 x 12) of the cabinet Assy. then detach the joint cover. II Remove the two connectors. Torque bolt (M5 x 12) - -T- - Joint cover Cabinet ASsy Tower Assy Joint Connector 21 6. MOVING AND TRANSPORTING EI Remove the four flange sockets (M8 x 20) from the tower Assy. m Detach the tower Assy fro m the cabinet Assy. After the detachment, house the portion of the harness that sticks out of the tower Assy. Harness Flange socket (MB x 20) Towe r ASsy m Fix the joint cover with four torque bolts (M5 x 12). • If the ceiling of the passage corridor or the top of the access door is too low, disassemble the signboard Assy for transportation. (See P-14, 5-2-1 ~Oiv iding the Signboard Assy and the Cabinet Assy: ) 22 .-_. _ ------".--- -- } I I,. 6. MOVING AND TRANSPORTING 6-2-2 Manual carrying (up or down the stairs, for example) r---------6 WARNING - - - - - - - - - - - , • • Be sure to divide this machine into the cabinet Assy, signboard Assy, tower Assy, and pedal Assy. Transporting any combination of assemblies without dividing them may result in an accident or injury. (See P-14, 5·2-1 ~Dividing the signboard Assy and cabinet Ass,{ and P-21, 6·2·1 ·Oividing.~) Manual carrying must always be conducted by the appropriate number of people specified below. Any attempt to carry any machinery by an insuffic ient number of people may resu lt in an accident or injury. • Cabinet Assy (205kg) : 9 people or more • Signboard Assy (24kg) : 2 people or more • Tower Assy (42kg) : 2 people or more II ! I I How to carry the cabinet Assy manually I I I I I Rear side Tower Assy 23 . " . ..','!,, ',",' '} 1 .~', )~ , ~ ' • . " .J: • ::' , ,Of• ~~j; • 6. MOVING ANO TRANSPORTING 6-2-3 Loading and unloading a vehicle or something similar .----------6 WA RN ING - - - - - - - - - - - , • 8e sure to divide this machine in to the body Assy, tower Assy, and pedal Assy. (See P-21, 6-2- 1 ·Dividing . ~) • .• Nole the fork slickers when moving and transporting the body Assy with a lorklift . The tower Assy is not designed to be transported with a forklift. 0 0 not use a forklift lor moving or transporting this machine. Using a forklift may cause this machine to fall down or cause an unexpected accident. • • • • Transport ellery component carefully whi le taking care not to damage it. The molds are fragile. Do not apply a strong force to any of them. Always retract the lellel adjustors aU the way home. In lowering any component from a higher level, do not let it get shocked. Fork stickers 6. MOVING ANO TRANSPORTING 6-2-4 Trucki ng r--------- ~ WARNING - - - - - - - - - - , • When transpOr1ing this machine on a vehicle, fasten the machine tirmly so that it will not start moving due to speedup or slowdown. Failure to fasten it might cause an accident. • • When lowering any equipment t rom a higher level, do not let it get shocked. In roping any equipment, observe the tOllowing : - Always apply ropes to the positions indicated in the diagram below to fasten the equipment. - Insert a pad made of Styrofoam or something similar between the rack and this machine to protect the surface of the mach ine. ) Rope hook .,"!.,~: Rope or belt , , Rope o r belt Pad made of Styrofoam or something similar .. Cloth or sponge pad 25 7. OPERATING THIS MACHINE 7. OPERATING THIS MACHINE .---------&, WARNING - - - - -_ _----., • • • • • If an y trouble should occur, tum off the power switch immediately and stop operating this machine. Then be sure to unplug the power cord. Operating this machine with its trouble unsolved may cause a fire or accident. Dust accumulated on the power plug may cause a fire . The refo re conduct a regular check and remove dust. Insert the powe r cord into the service outlet securely. Poor conlact may heal up this machine, resulting in a fire or getting you burned. Always make sure that you have installed this machine according to the descriptions and specified procedures given in this Operation Manual (see P-l', 5. MlnstaUation-), before operating this machine. Improper installation may cause a fire, electric shock, injury, breakdown, or other inconvenience. The warning label indicates important safety precautions. Observe the following: The warning labels attached to this machine should be read well, there fore, you must lake care the appropriate place to be installed and appropriate illumination and the soils on them . 00 not let the warning label get hidden by another game machine or other object. Do not detach or modify the warning label. [f the warning labe l gets conside rably dirty or damaged, replace it with a new one. To order a new warning label, contact your dealer. 7. OPERATING THIS MACHINE I ' 7-1 Pre-s ervic e chec k Before beginni ng your service. check the items describ ed below. If any trouble is found. take approp riate actions accordi ng to P-48, 8-2 "Troub leshoot ing." 7-1-1 Appea rance check r- -- -- -- -L t, WA RN ING --- --- --- -, • Check the points listed below before operatin g this machine . These checks are required to avoid accidents and injury. Is the warning label legible enough ? • Are all level adjustor s fixed? Is there a sufficient clearance around this machi ne? (See P- l t , 5·1 ~C o n dit io ns for I n stallatio n.~) Is the gun tube fastene d at both ends ? Is it damage -free ? Are the gun screws fastened? • Are the lower Assy and cabinet Assy fastene d togethe r? • Are the pedal Assy and tower Assy fastened togethe r? 7-1-2 Operat ion check o Checking the sound D ID ·1 Checki ng the fluorescent lamps Checki ng the image To check the items listed below, press the service switch and playa game . (See P-29, 7-3-2 "Adjus tment Switches. ") D Checki ng the gun for respons e m Checking the pedal effect 7-1-3 Perio dic check Clean the gun lens every day [0 keep it precise . • Wipe off dirt gently with a soft cloth. 27 7. OPERATING THIS MACHINE 7-2 How to play This machine provides gun shooting games where players use a pedal to hide behind an object to avoid an enemy attack, then get out from behind the object with their own timing to attack the enemy. 7-2-1 How to control 1. Step on the pedal = attack position: At this position, you can shoot the enemy. You are also subject [0 an enemy attack. 2. Re lease the pedal = defence position: At this position. you are hidden behind an object. You are not subject to an enemy attack. Releasing the pedal recharges the gun. 7-2-2 Modes I. Link play mode: This mode is for two-player cooperative plays. An additional player can join the game after i[ has staned. This mode is fo r sing le-player plays. No one can join the game once it has 2. Solo play mode: started. * Modes are se lected on the Mode Selection Screen immediately after you insert a coin. 7-2-3 Rules 1. Every time you get an enemy attack, you lose a life. You also lose a life when your remaining time reaches zero. The remaining time is recovered when you have destroyed all your enemies appeared or you have received an enemy attack. The game is over when you ha~e zero lives left. 2. A player's achievement is assessed by score. The higher the sco re, the higher achievement. Demonstration video clips between games can be skipped by aiming and shooting the gun at the screen. 28 7. OPERATING THIS MACHINE 7-3 Adju stme nt 7-3-1 Turn on the powe r switch . When you are through with P-ll. 5. "Installation," tum on the power rear of the body As,y. switch at the bottom left of the ON {~ [ Power sWitch 7-3-2 Adjus tment switch es Open the service door of the coin Assy. and you will find the adjustm (c) Selec! switch; Tilt this lever upwards or Ir---\ (a) Service switch Service door downwards to choose an item 10 the test mode r?n~=::rd~~~~m~ " '/ , to ~ 6 , ~ Gl ~ (e) Demagnetizing switch o (b) Test switch (d) Enter switch : Choose an item with the select switch and finalize and execute it with the enter switch . 29 ent switches. 7. OPERA