Manual / Guide · 1987

Taito Operation Wolf — Operating Manual

Gun wiring that shows the gun is optical, the recoil crank, and gun replacement.

Author: Taito America
Year: 1987
Type: Manual / Guide
Credit: Taito America. Copy via the Internet Archive (item 'operation_wolf_operating_manual_ptm')

operation wolf
arcade
light gun
recoil

OPERATION WW as << OPERATING MANUAL GAME INSPECTION OPERATION WOLF is ready to use when received. You should however carefully inspect the unit. This is to insure that the unit is in perfect condition. Be sure to verify the following before turning the unit on. Examine external cabinet for chips, dents, or broken parts. Check: Plug-in connectors to see that they are firmly seated. All player contro! connections. For loose components on PC. Board. Fuses, making sure they are firmly in holders. Coin mechanisms. For loose foreign objects, especially metal, screws, or parts which might cause electrical problems. POWER REQUIREMENTS The game is shipped ready for operation at 120VAC, 60Hz with a power consumption of approxi- mately 250 watts. CAUTION FOR SAFE OPERATION IT IS RECOMMENDED THE CABINET BE GROUNDED. THIS GAME IS EQUIPPED WITH A THREE CONDUCTOR POWER CABLE. THE THIRD CONDUCTOR IS THE GROUND CONDUCTOR AND WHEN THE CABLE IS PLUGGED INTO AN APPROPRIATE RECEPTACLE, THE GAME !S GROUNDED. THE OFFSET PIN ON THE POWER CABLE’S THREE-PRONG CONNECTOR IS THE GROUND CONNECTION. LOCATION SPACE REQUIREMENTS DEPTH: 36” WIDTH: 25” HEIGHT: 72” WEIGHT: 225 Ibs. GAME INSTALLATION The following precautions should be followed when installing the game: Avoid rough handling of game, the picture tube is fragile. Avoid installing the game where it may receive excessive sunlight or heat, to prevent a rising internal temperature. Do not instail in a damp or dusty location. If problems occur or technical assistance is required, contact our customer service department at (312) 520-9280. INTRODUCTION You're a soldier on a mission in Operation Wolf. The outstanding graphics take you through 6 screens of daring adventure to rescue hostages held by the enemy. You have your gun and mortar rockets at your disposal to get the hostages safely aboard the airplane and home to freedom. How to play: ***OPERATION WOLF*** * Game starts by inserting coin(s) and pressing the start button. * Continuous firing can be made by holding the trigger. * Mortar rockets can be launched by pressing the button on the side of the gun. * After finishing the opening scene, 6 screens appear. * The 6 screens have the following effect on the game play: Communication facility... ... Ordinance facility........... Village community.......... Concentration camp........ Airport. ...............00., If this scene is not cleared, the number of enemies increase (little by little) whenever another scene is cleared. If this scene is cleared, the concentration camp can be selected in the the next level. If this scene is cleared, the number of bullets and mortars increase. If this scene is cleared, 20 units of damage are recovered. If this scene is cleared, the hostages appear from the edge of the screen or barracks and cross the screen. If the player lets them cross without hitting them, one hostage is rescued. Sometimes a knife-carrying enemy goes after a hostage. If the player cannot hit this enemy, the hostage is killed. Game ends when all the hostages have been killed even if this scene is cleared. (Extra care must be taken for this.) In this scene, the number of the hostages rescued in the concentration camp appear. These hostages can be rescued by letting them board the plane. If all of them are killed, game ends even if this scene is cleared. * Enemies shoot at the player after flashing. If hit, the player is damaged, Enemy knives, hand grenades and rockets can be destroyed by hitting them before they reach the lower part of the screen. * Main items Magazine................. G7 | Mortar rocket.............. These items appear by hitting When getting this item, 30 bullets are added. (One bullet is automatically supplied if the number of bullets reaches zero.) One mortar is supplied. 5 units of damage are recovered. coconuts, condors, chickens, etc. * Helicopters can be destroyed with 10 bullets or 1 rocket. Armored motorcars and patrol boats can be destroyed with 5 bullets. * Ascene is cleared when the number of enemies reaches “0”. * Game ends when the damage meter reaches the top, however, 3 units of damage are recovered by clearing 1 scene. * If 1 hostage (at least) can have been rescued when clearing all scenes, the player can challenge the next round. ¢ The player also can challenge the next round if the player can clear 1-2 scenes besides the jungle, concentration camp and airport scenes. ¢ To continue play after loss of life, coins must be added under the time frame shown on the monitor. The game will then pick up where it left off. DIP SWITCH SETTINGS VIDEO GREEN 1 O OPERATION WOLF has been designed with dip switches for operator- adjustable features for maximum earnings in your location. The dip VIDEO RED 21 O switch chart provided in this manual will allow you to customize the VIDEO SYNC 3 O game for your location. VIDEO BLUE 4] © PC. BOARD & WIRING HARNESS VIDEO GND 5} O The P.C. Board sits in the drawer assembly on two tracks that allow it to move up and back for positioning. It is secured in COIN METER 6 z= O place with two thumb screws. For removal of P.C. Board, - SPEAKER 7 disconnect the Wiring Harness by pulling out the Edge O Connector Plug located at the right side of the P.C. Board, then + SPEAKER 8 O remove the two thumb screws, to release the P.C. Board itself. O Below are diagrams illustrating the proper wiring sequence. 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OF MAGAZINE] 6 OFF OFF 7 ON OFF 5 OFF ON i ON ON OFF OFF NOT USE ON OFF OFF ON ON ON DISCOUNT PLAY WITHOUT OFF WHEN CONTINUING | WITH ON INSTRUCTION JAPANESE OFF ENGLISH ON FACTORY SETTINGS: 1 |2 [3 Ja Js Jo |l7 Js SWITCH BANK (A) on [on |orF | oFF | orF| on | oFF | ON SWITCH BANK (B) OFF] OFF] OFF | OFF | OFF | OFF| ON | ON GUN _ASSY GUN BODY B SPRING WASHER 4M (BLACK) cm BUTTON HD TORX SCREW M4x8 (BLACK) PAN HO SEMUTH SCREW (W) | M4x6 TP % TRUSS HD SCREW M4.x6 bie SPRING WASHER Q4M (BLACK) BUTTON HD TORX SCREW M4Xx15 (BLACK) C-SINK HD TORK SCREW M3x8 ~ ( BLACK) xe C- SINK HD SELF TAP M3x25~-1 (BLACK) C- SINK HD SCREW M4 x8 ‘ fig. | REMOVE MECHA ASSY SAND PAPER GEARED MOTOR ® awa a x oa PAN fo SEMUTH SCREW (Ww) SOLDER \ M3X6 fig. 2 REMOVE GEARED MOTOR TWIST & SOLDER 4 (CAUTION SHORT) NOTES MARK ®& 3 USE LOCKTITE (C) MARK ®& 3 GREASE UP VINYL TAPE GFAR & SHAFT THRUST BEARING wed. CRANK BASE (L) “ss \ CRANK BASE (R) MECHA BASE “ N SPUR GEAR. mm PAN HD SEMUTH SCREW (w) M3X6 PAN HD SEMUTH SCREW (WwW) SELF LOCKING NU _ maxi4 PLAIN WASHER 6M ——_o_ ~ 6 me 6M CRANK son & CSINK HD SCREW “<p / M4 x20 JOINT BAR PLAIN WASHER 5M ~~ on fig 4 4 7 PLAIN WASHER 5M Oar WASHER 4 BLOCK SELF Loon eat NUT U M4. WEIGHT SHAFT fig 5 10 A START BUTTON HOW TO REPLACE THE GUN ASSEMBLY STEP 1 Remove the connectors of both 6 P and 9 P. STEP 2 Remove the self locking nut M12, Spring washer 12M, Plain washer 12M, and Cam B from bottom of the Main shaft. (Refer to Drawing #1) STEP 3 Gun assembly can now be removed from the control panel by lifting up and out. STEP 4 The installation of the new Gun assembly can now take place by reversing steps 1 through 3. When installing, make sure the Main shaft of Gun assembly is carefully put into Gun base. The Bush pressed into Gun base assembly (B) may be taken off, which means Gun assembly will not be firmly fixed. 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