TEKKEN 4 Game PC Board Kit - Oh Wow Nickel Arcade

TEKKEN 4Game PC Board Kit

l To ensure safe operation of the product, be we to read this Operatim Manual before use.l Keep this Operation Manual in a safe place for quick access.

NAMCO AMERICA INC

Read PRECAUTIONS and INSTALLATIONSections before operating game

Note: This equipment uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installedand used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference toradio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely tocause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct theinterference at his own expense.

No part of this publication may be reproduced by any mechanical photographic, orelectronic process, or in the form of a phonographic recording, nor may it be stored ina retrieval system, transmitted, or otherwise copied for public or private use, withoutpermission from NAMCO AMERICA INC.

INTRODUCTION

Thank you for purchasing the Tekken 4 Game PC Board Kit (hereafter referred to as “the product”).

This operation manual describes:

0 How to operate the product correctly and make full use of its features

0 How to conduct the following procedures safely0 installation and connection of the product to a general-purpose game ma-

chine cabinet (hereafter referred to as “the cabinet”)0 Adjustment for operation0 Operation

0 Inspection, cleaning and troubleshooting0 Removal, storage and transportation

0 Disposal

Inquiries concerning the product and repairs

0 For further information about the product and repairs, contact your distributor.

You are hereby notified that this product (PC board) falls within the scope of national exportcontrol regulation according to the Foreign Exchange and Foreign Trade Control Law. The prod-

uct must not be taken out of Japan without permission of the Minister of Economy, Trade andIndustry, except in a special case specified by the Law (as of June 27,ZOOl).

MAG ICGATE is a term to describe a copyright protection technology created by SonyGroup. This MAGICGATE mark does not necessarily guarantee compatibility withother products bearing the “MagicGate” trademark.

MAGICGATE is a trademark of Sony Corporation.

The DVD-ROM supplied with the product must not be copied, modified, distributed,

or used for purposes other than the operation of the product. Copyright laws pro-

tect the contents of the DVD-ROM. Infringement of copyright laws may be subjectto criminal penalties.

Do not use the supplied DVD-ROM with other product models or other media for-

mats. Doing so may result in equipment failure.

Dear Customers,JULY,2001

Thank you for purchasing the TEKKEN 4 PCB kit. This notice to inform you that the Dongle inthis kit is not installed in the PCB Rack assy. Please follow the following instructions tu make sure

that the dongles are fitted properly to the PCB.Best regards

Dongle adjustments-To be conducted by technicians only

r3m *The dongle included in this kit, is limited in usage for this product only.Please DO NOT insert the dongle in other games. Inserting dongles toother products may cause defects.

*Please make sure that the power is turned off before inserting the dongle.

1 . Loosen the screws (round head philip screws M3 x 6) and remove the Donglecover.2 . Insert the dongle in the slot located on the left side, make sure that the barcode

label on the dongle is facing up, and then press the dongle in until you haveconfirmed that the dongle has been locked with the connector properly.

3 When finished refit the dongle cover using the screws (round head philipscrews M3 x 6) that were attached to the cover.

Round head philip screwsM3x6

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I. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS. B e sure t o r e a d t h e s e i n s t r u c t i o n s t o e n s u r e safety-

Instructions to the owner:l If you entrust another party to perform installation, connection, adjustment, operation, inspec-

tion, cleaning, troubleshooting, removal, storage, transportation or disposal of the product, in-

struct the concerned party to read and observe all the instructions and precautions in this opera-tion manual regarding the particular action to be taken.

0 When transferring the ownership of the product, be sure to provide this operation manual to-gether with the PC board kit.

l-l Magnitudes of riskOn labels and in this operation manual, safety precautions and property damageare classified as listed below in accordance with the magnitude of the particular

risk.

AWARNING : Failure to avoid the risk may result in death or serious injury.

A CAUTION : Failure to avoid the risk may result In minor injury.

Functional notes not related to safety are marked with the following label:

Bm : Notes related to a function or protection of the product

1-2 Target readers of this operation manual

This operation manual is written for arcade personnel. However, the sections marked

“To be conducted by a technician only” in the table of contents and with the section

titles are written for technicians. These tasks must be conducted by technicianson ly .

Technician: A person engaged in machine design, manufacture, inspectionor maintenance for a manufacturer of amusement equipment,

or a person who has technical knowledge related to electricity,electronics or mechanical engineering at a level equal to or

higherthan that of technical high school graduates, and who isengaged routinely in maintaining (repairing) amusement equip-

ment.

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I. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS - Be sure to read these instructions to ensure safety -

I-3 Top-priority safety precautions

1-3-I General precautions

I &VARNING0 Do not disassemble or modify the product. Also never perform work not described

in this operation manual. Failure to observe this caution can result In an electricalshock or fire, and may disallow you from receiving repair services.

0 The product is designed for indoor use only. Do not install, connect or operate theproduct outdoors. Installation, connection or operation of the product conducted

outdoors can cause an electrical shock or fire.

0 Use only the specified parts fo replace consumable and service parts (includingscrews). Use of other parts can result in a fire or electrical shock.

To order parts, contact your distributor.

0 Do not perform work with wet hands to prevent an electric shock.

0 Before installing, connecting, inspecting, cleaning, troubleshooting, or removing theproduct, turn off the power switch on the cabinet, and unplug the power cord from

the service outlet to prevent an electrical shock.

l-3-2 Safety precautions for installation and connection

I &VARNINGConnection to JAMMA STANDARD conforminq cabinet (JAMMAW PC board kit (optional) is

required)

0 The power supplied from the cabinet connected to the JAMMA edge connector mustcomply with the following specifications.

* +5V power supply - allowed voltage fluctuation *5%, current: 7 A or higherl +lZV power supply - allowed voltage fluctuation +5%, current: 2 A or higher

Use of non~conforming power supply can cause a fire.

Connection to JAMMAVIDEO STANDARD(JVS) conformins cabinetl The power supplied from the cabinet connected to the power cord must comply with

the following specifications.

l +5V power supply - allowed voltage fluctuation *5%, current: 7 A or higher

l +12V power supply - allowed voltage fluctuation +5%, current: 2 A or higher

Use of non-conforming power supply can cause a fire.

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1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS - Be sure to read these instructions to ensure safety.

I - 3 - 3 C a u t i o n s i n o p e r a t i o n

I AWARNINGl Should any problem occur, such as an abnormal odor or noise, turn off the power

switch on the cabinet immediately to stop the machine operation. Then, unplug the

power cord from the service outlet, and contact your distributor. Operating themsrhina uri+h s nrnhlnm Id+ ,,nr~rm,.+,w, mst, PC.IICI in .In,.+.ir.l chmrlr nr ii.,,.~IYYII.II” . . ..I. u f,‘““‘...,. I*,. YIIUUIII”...” “W, “““II “II Il~s,.ll”Yl lll”Yl. “I .,,r.

l Make sure that the product has been installed and connected according to thedirections (refer to P. 9 “5. Installation and Connection”) in this operation manual

before operating. Incorrect installation or connection can cause a fire, electrical shockor malfunction.

l - 3 - 4 C a u t i o n s f o r d i s p o s a l

AWARNING0 Never throw the product into flames. The lithium battery contained in the product

can explode and cause injuries.

l When discarding the product, be sure to collect, transport and dispose of the product

according to the law.

l When entrusting another party to collect, transport and dispose of the product, beuse to use a company specializing in the particular work to be assigned.

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CONTENTS

I N T R O D U C T I O N

1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS - Be sure to read these instructions to ensure safety -. ............................ 1

l - l Magnitudes of risk ......................................................................................................................................... 1

l -2 T a r g e t r e a d e r s o f t h i s o p e r a t i o n m a n u a l ........................................................................................................ 1

l -3 T o p - p r i o r i t y s a f e t y p r e c a u t i o n s ..................................................................................................................... ,2

I-3-1 General p r e c a u t i o n s ............................................................................................................................. 2

l -3-2 S a f e t y p r e c a u t i o n s f o r i n s t a l l a t i o n a n d c o n n e c t i o n ............................................................................... 2

i -3-3 Cauttonstnoperation ... ....... . ..................... 1;. .... .Z.. ;...Y ..I......... .... ................ Z.. ..Z.. ...I.. .................... 3

l -3-4 Cauttons for disposal.. .......................................................................................................................... 3

CONTENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ......................... 4

2. SPECIFICATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ......... 6

3. CHECKING THE PACKAGE CONTENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

4 . NAMES OF PARTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... 8

5. INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION - To be conducted by a technician only - ............................... 9

5-1 Preparation for installation KW 5!H .......................................................................................................... 10

5-2 Installation of PC board and JAMMA PC board to mounting plate of JAMMA STANDARD

conforming cab inet m.. ............................................................................................................................. 11

5-3 Installation of PC board to mounting plate of JAMMA VIDEO STANDARD (JVS) conforming

cabinetm.. ............................................................................................................................................... 13

5-4 Connection to JAMMA STANDARD conforming cabinet m ...................................................................... 15

5-4-l Checking the JAMMA edge connectorm ......................................................................................... 15

5-4-2 Checking the extension harnessm. .................................................................................................. 16

5-4-3 C o n n e c t i n g t o t h e c o n t r o l panelm .................................................................................................... 17

5-4-4 Connecting the speakerm ............................................................................................................... 19

, 5-4-5 C o n n e c t i n g t h e c o n n e c t o r m ............................................................................................................ 20

5-5 Connec t ion t o JAMMA VIDEO STANDARD(JVS) conforming cabinet=. .............................................. .22

5-5-l C o n n e c t i n g t o t h e c o n t r o l p a n e l m.. ................................................................................................ 22

5-5-2 Connecting the cable m .................................................................................................................. 23

5-6 Inserting the DVD-ROM m/m .............................................................................................................. 25

5-7 Attaching the stickers a/m. ................................................................................................................. 27

6. A D J U S T M E N T F O R O P E R A T I O N ...................................................................................................... 28

6- l Bas ic in format ion for ad jus tment ................................................................................................................. 26

6-l - l Adjustment switches and knob.. ........................................................................................................ .29

6-l -2 Selection of adjustment item .............................................................................................................. 30

6-I -3 Exi t ing f rom tes t mode ........................................................................................................................ 32

CONTENTS

6-2 DISPLAY TEST (checking and adjusting screen display) ._,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,.,.,,,,,, 32

6-2-l Common procedures .......................................................................................................................... 33

6-2-2 CONVERGENCE

(checking and adjusting display size, display position, aspect ratio, distortion). ................................ 34

6-2-3 COLOR EDIT, COLOR BAR

(adjusting contrast and color of video signal output from the PC board) ............................................ 35

6-2-4 INTERLACE CHCK

(switching between interlace and non-interlace modes) ................................................................... .37

6-3 INPUT TEST (testing switches) .................................................................................................................. .39

6-4 SOUND TEST (testing and setting sound) .................................................................................................. 40

6-5 JVS STATUS (display of status of JAMMA VIDEO STANDARD (JVS) conforming cabinet) m ............... 4 1

6-6 GAME OPTIONS (setting game options) .................................................................................................... 42

6-7 COIN OPTIONS (setting game pricing) ....................................................................................................... 44

6-6 A.D.S. (checking data of past game plays) .......................................... .... .................................................. .46

6-9 DATA CLEAR (deleting data and resetting to defaults) ............................................................................... 46

7. OPERATION7-I Persons who should not play the game ...................................................................................................... 49

7-2 Operating environment ................................................................................................................................ 49

7-3 Play instructions .......................................................................................................................................... 50

8. INSPECTION, CLEANING AND TROUBLESHOOTING - To be conducted by a technician only - 51

6-1 Inspection and cleaning .__.._._...._.._,.,,.,,.,..,,,.,,,,..,..,,,.,.,,,.,.,,,,,,.,.,,,,.,,,,,.,,,..,.,..........................,,..,..,,,,.,.,..... 51

6-2 Troubleshooting ..,,,.,,.,.,,_._,,....,..............,.,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52

9. REMOVAL, STORAGE AND TRANSPORTATION ............................................................................... 54

9-1 Removal . To be conducted by a technician only - ...................................................................................... 54

9-2 S t o r a g e ........................................................................................................................................................ 56

9-3 Transportation ............................................................................................................................................. 56

10. DISCARDING THE PRODUCT ........................................................................................................... 5 7

11. PARTS LIST .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .....I. 58

KIT COMPONENT LAYOUT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..~......................................................................................... 59

m : Directions to follow when installing the product in a JAMMA STANDARD conforming cabinet.

m : Directions to follow when installing the product in a JAMMA VIDEO STANDARD (JVS) conforming cabinet.

2. SPECIFICATIONS

Item

C o m p a t i b i l i t y

Weight

Input power

Operating environ-ment

Connectable cabinet

Monitor orientationand monitor signal

Cammunicalion-l i n k e d s e t u p

Control panel ofc a b i n e t

M e t h o d o f i n s t a l l a t i o ni n c a b i n e t

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IDescription

JAMMA STANDARD Y (JAMMA PC board kit (optional) is required)JAMMA VIDEO STANDARD (JVS)2

W320 mm x D315 mm x HliO mm

5.8 kg .

(When connected to JAMMA STANDARD connectors]+5V *5% (7 A minimum) and +12V i5% (2 A minimum)

(When connected to JAMMA VIDEO STANDARD connectors]+5V f5% (7 A minimum) and +12V f5% (2 A minimum)

Indoor use onlyTemperature: 5 to 45°C humidity: IO to 85% (no dew condensation)

JAMMA STANDARD conforming cabinet (JAMMA PC board kit (optional) is required)JAMMA VIDEO STANDARD (JVS) conforming cabinet

Monitor orientation: HorizontallyHorizontal synchmnization frequency: 15.75 kHz (factory setting), can be changed to 31.5 kHz’S c a n f l y - b a c k l i n e t y p e :

[when set to 15.75 kHz] Non-interlace (factory setting), can be changed to interlace”[when set to 31.5 kHz] Non-interlace (ftxed)

RGB output level: 0.7 Vp-pl Note that the RGB output level is as follows when JAMMA PC board kit (optional) is

i n s t a l l e d :Can be switched: J.OVp-p (factory setting) /0.7Vp-p (5)

Synchronizing signal: Can be switched between Composite (factory setting) I SeperateVertical synchmnization frequency: 60.0 Hz

Competition game possible with one PC board when two JAMMA VIDEO STANDARD (JVS) conforing cabinets are connected by a cable.

[Pair control panel (for two-person play with single cabinet)]l a-direction lever 1 x 2* B u t t o n s w i t c h 4 x 2* Start switch 1 x 2

[Single control panel (for communication-linked setup with two cabinets connected with cable)]For each cabinet

- E-direction lever 1- B u t t o n s w i t c h 4l Start switch 1

According to the operation manual of the cabinet

‘1 JAMMA STANDARD (JS)S t a n d a r d s e s t a b l i s h e d b y J a p a n A m u s e m e n t M a c h i n e r y M a n u f a c t u r e r s A s s o c i a t i o n (JAMMA) i n 1 9 8 6 f o r e d g e Conne-33~ O f v i d e ogamePC b o a r d s .

+2 JAMMA VIDEO STANDARD (JVS)S t a n d a r d s e s t a b l i s h e d b y J a p a n A m u s e m e n t M a c h i n e r y M a n u f a c t u r e r s A s s o c i a t i o n (JAMMA) i n 1 9 9 6 f o r c o n n e c t i o n b e t w e e n v i d e og a m e P C b o a r d s a n d p e r i p h e r a l d e v i c e s .

‘3 Regarding Ihe switching of the horiiontal synchronization frequency, refer to’(l) Option switches’ In ‘6-1-l Adjustment switchesa n d k n o b ” o n p a g e 2 9 .

‘4 R e g a r d i n g lhe s w i t c h i n g o f n o n - i n t e r l a c e a n d inletlace, re fe r to’6-24 lNTERLACE C H E C K o n p a g e 3 7 .‘5 Seep. 29 “6-l-l Adjustment switches, knobs (1) Option Switch’ to switch RGS output level.

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3. CHECKING THE PACKAGE CONTENT

The product package contains the following parts when shipped.

l Check to make sure all the parts listed below are included in the productm p a c k a g e .

l If any parts are missing, contact your distributor.0 Keep the box. The box is used to send the product for a repair.

NAI P/N

T403-09557-00T405-10021-00T405-10025-00T405- 10026-00VG50-06872-0 1T450-10027-00T450- 10025-00T484-10029-00T440-09994-00T4JO-09995-00T440-09995-o 1T440-09996-00T440-09997-00T440-09998-00T440-09999-00T440- 10000-00T440-10001-00T440- 10002-00T440-10003-00VG44-07943-00T450-10005-00T45’0- 10006-00T445-10010-00VG05-06607-00

QTY

111111

111 I111111221111114

DESCRIPTION

Rack (B) Assy, Tekken 4, SYS 246DangleJAMMA (B) pcbHarness, Video Cable, I5P D-Sub, IMale-to-MaleHarness, Audio Cable. RCA PairHarness, Ribbon Cable, 20P Dual RowHarness, DC Power. JST, VH SeriesDisc, DVDDecal, MarqueeDecal, Side Panel, LeftDecal, Side Panel, RightDecal, Control Panel OverlayDecal, LogoDecal, Player 1Decal, Player 2Decal, PunchDecal, KickCard, Game InstructionsCard, Move ListLabel, Epileptic WarningHarness, Kick ButtonsHarness, Right SpeakerManualPCB Mounting Feet w/screws

Items in addition to those listed above may be present in your kit. such as labels. decals.harnesses, and a Namco Ltd manual. Put these aside as they will not be used in thetypical kit installation.

See page 59 in this manual for an illustration of components to be used in a typical kitinstallation.

For parts, refer to P. 58 “11. Parts List.”

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4. NAMES OF PARTS

D V D - R O Mdrive

connectorR //

Video cable“l.‘,‘“,, c.““llL

connectors Audio cableconnectors

STANDARD l/O cableconnector

b o a r dPC

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5. INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION-To b e c o n d u c t e d b v a t e c h n i c i a n onlv.

0 Before installing and connecting the product, turn off the power switch on the cabinet

and unplug the power cord from the service outlet to prevent an electric shock.

l Do not install or connect the product outdoors. The product is designed for indoor

use only. Installation or connection of the product conducted outdoors can cause anelectrical shock or fire.

m l Make sure the person conducting the installation or connection is not

charged with static electricity. Static electricity can cause a malfunction

or damage of this product.0 Do not perform a conductivity test using a tester. The internal voltage in a

tester can damage the ICs on the PC board and render the PC board

useless.

The product can be used with a JAMMA STANDARD or JAMMA VIDEO STANDARD (JVS) conformingcabinet. However, the connection method varies depending on the type of the cabinet.

To install the product in a JAMMA STANDARD conforming cabinet, the JAMMA PC board kit (optional)

is requi red.

* Check the cabinet specification for compatibility by referring to P. 6 “2. SPECIFICATIONS.”

Sections in the Operation Manual applicable to each STANDARD

Check the specification of the cabinet and read the sections described below according to the STAN-DARD applicable to the cabinet.

0 Connection to JAMMA STANDARD conforming cabinet:

Connect the PC board according to the directions in the operation manual supplied with theJAMMA PC board kit (optional), then read the sections marked with EiI m on pages IO

through 12, and the sections marked withmon pages 15 through 20 of this Operation Manual.

l Connection to JAMMALIDEO STANDARD (JVS) conforming cabinet:Read the sections marked withmlm on pages 10 through 12, and the sections marked with

m on pages 22 thmugh 24 of this Operation Manual.

l The product cannot be connected to a JAMMA VIDEO STANDARD (JVS) conforming

cabinet installed with the JAMMA PC board kit (optional).

5 . INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION -To be conduc ted by a t echn ic ian on ly -

5-I Preparation for installation m /5W

Prepare the following tools and materials for the installation of the product.

Item to be prepared

Operat ion manual o f thecabinet

So lder ing i ron , o r c r imp ingtool and crimp-style termi-na ls

Heat -shr ink insu la t ion tubeand dryer for heating

Insu la t ion tape

Description

Check the handling directions for thecab ine t .

To connect wires to microswitch.May not be needed in some cases. Referto pertinent pages.

To insulate wire connections.May not be needed in some cases. Referto pertinent pages.

To insulate ends of unused wires andconnec to r s .Unnecessary when the product is installedin a JAMMA STANDARD con fo rmingcab inet equ ipped wi th two speakers( s t e r e o - t y p e ) .

Page]

--ISection 5-4-l BB(P. 15)Sec t ion 5 -4 -3 W(P. 17)Sec t ion 5 -4 -4 EB(P. 19)

Section 5-4-l EI(P. 15)Section 5-4-3 B(P. 17)ASection 5-4-4 m(P. 19)Sec t i on 5 -5 -Z 5EI(P. 23)

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5. INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION -To be conducted by a technician only -

5-2 Installation of PC board and JAMMA (6) PC board to mount-ing plate of JAMMA STANDARD conforming cabinet E+I

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R

To install the product in a JAMMA STANDARD conforming cabinet, mount the PC

board and JAMMA (B) PC board on the mounting plate by following the proceduresbelow.

Turn off the power switch on the cabinet, and unplug the power cord from the

service outlet.

By following the directions for PC board installation in the operation manual of the

cabinet, open the cover of the PC board compartment and take out the PC boardmounting plate.

Mounting plate

m If another PC board has been installed, remove the PC board by following thedirections in the operation manual of the cabinet.

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5. INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION -To be conducted by a technician only.

q Using the supplied mounting screws (Phillips tapping bind (A) x 4), install the PC

board and JAMMA (6) PC board at locations on the mounting plate where theinstalled PC boards do not hinder the reinstallation of the mounting‘plate.

Mounting holes(4 locations)

\\\Mounting holes (4 locations)

JAMMA (6) PC board

m l If the cabinet is dirty, clean with a vacuum cleaner.l To install the PC board and JAMMA(6) PC board, be sure to use the screws

(Phillips tapping bind (A) x 4) provided with this product and in the JAMMA(B) PC board kit (optional).

l For the connection of connectors, refer to the instructions provided withthe JAMMA (6) PC board kit (optional).

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5 . INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION -To be conduc ted by a t echn ic ian on ly -

5-3 Installation of PC board to mounting plate of JAMMA VIDEOSTANDARD (JVS) conforming cabinet w

D

q

Install the PC board to the mounting plate by following the procedures below.


service outlet.

By following the directions for PC board installation in the operation manual of the

cabinet, open the cover of the PC board compartment and take out the PC boardmounting plate.

When two cabinets are used for a communication-linked setup, the PC board canbe installed in either unit.

Mounting plate -

Namco CYBERLEAD (example)

m If another PC board has been installed, remove the PC board by following the

directions in the operation manual of the cabinet.

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5 . INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION -To he conduc ted by a t echn ic ian on ly -

m Using the supplied mounting screws (Phillips tapping bind (A) x 4) install the PC

board at a location on the mounting plate where the installed PC board does nothinder the reinstallation of the mounting plate.

Mounting holes(4 locations)

0 If the cabinet is dirty, clean with a vacuum cleaner.

l To install the PC board, be sure to use the screws (Phillips tapping bind(A) x 4) provided with the product.

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5 . INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION - To be conducted by a techn ic ian on ly .

5-4 Connection to JAMMA STANDARD conforming cabinet BB

5-4- l Checking the JAMMA edge connector m

To connect the product to a JAMMA STANDARD conforming cabinet, use the JAMMAedge connector provided with the cabinet.

0 Check to make sure the te rmina l numbers o f the JAMMA e d g e c o n n e c t o r c o r r e -spond with those in the JAMMA edge connector table below. If not, solder or usecrimp-style terminals to connect wires as indicated in the table.

mi0 Cover connections with heat-shrink insulation tubes to prevent shorting.

0 Do not connect wires to the terminals with no indication in the table.Connection of a wire to those terminals can cause the PC board to

malfunction.

JAMMA edge connector (56.pin, 3.96-mm pitch)

I So ldered sur face 1 Terminalsurface 1 C o m p o n e n t s u r f a c e 1

GND A 1 1 GND

GND 1 B 1 2 GND

+5v+5V I c I 3 Il W 1 A

lea (GREEN) 1 N 1 12 1 Video (RED)

Viden (SYNC\ I P I 13 I

t

..___ I-“‘-, I I Video (BLU;)Sprvire cwitrh 1 R 1 IA 1 Video fGNDI*..,-- -....-..

Coin switch 2

P2 Start switch

1 516

17

Test switch

Coin s

PI Stat

witch 1

t switch

p7 I 1,111 II IPi. LI.11 \“, , I v I IA II .

._ Pl Lever UP)

P2 I-ever (DOWN) 1 w 1 19 1 PI Lever (DOW‘VP7 I ever II FFT\ PI Leve- --.-. \--’ .I I x I 20 II

!r’(LEFT)

p2 I over /RIGHT\_“.~. ,...-.,., I Y 171 II

-. Pl Lever IRIGHT)

P2 tSutton switch 1 I 2 I 22 I PI Button switcl fll

P2 Button switch 2 a ) 23 1 Pl Button switch 2

1 b 1 24 1

C 1 25 1

G N D

GND

d 26

e 27 GND

f 28 GND

5. INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION. To be conducted by a technician only.

m Check the voltage of power supplied from the cabinet to be connected with theJAMMA edge connector and the voltage of power supplied to the coin counter inthe cabinet.

0 The power supplied from the cabinet connected to the JAMMA edge connector must

comply with the following specifications.l +5 V power supply -allowed voltage fluctuation G%, current: 7 A or higher

I

: +I? V pawefsuq@y - ahwed voltage fluctuatton &%;curront:K2 A or higher


0 Use +lZV or t5V power supply for the coin counter in the cabinet. Higher

voltaae can cause the PC board to malfunction.

If thevoltage is low, the LED on the JAMMA PC board blinks. When theLED blinks, check the power supply voltage.

5-4-2 Checking the extension harness W

When connecting the product to a JAMMA STANDARD conforming cabinet, usethe extension switch harness and extension stereo harness provided in the

JAMMA PC board kit.

Check to make sure the terminal numbers of the extension switch harness andextension stereo harnesses correspond with those in the table below.

( N o t e ) The extension switch harness and extension stereo harness are not usedwhen the product is installed in a JAMMA VIDEO STANDARD (JVS) con-

forming cabinet.

ml Do not connect wires to the terminals with no indication In the table.

Connection of a wire to those terminals can cause the PC board to

malfunction.

E x t e n s i o n s w i t c h h a r n e s s (EHOP) Ex tens ion s te reo harness (El4P)

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5 . INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION -To be conduc ted by a t echn ic ian on ly

5-4-3 Connect ing to the contro l panel m

The product is designed to connect to a control panel (see the diagram below) that

complies with the specifications listed in “2. SPECIFICATIONS”(P. 6).

P2 Start switch

P2 I-direction leverPl Button switches P2 Button switches

Pl 8-direction leve

0

0

0

3 4 ‘3 bPl Button switches P2 Button switches

Turn off the power switch on the cabinet, and unplug the power cord from theservice outlet.

’ By following the directions regarding the control panel in the operation manual of

the cabinet, remove the control panel.

If the control panel is different from the one shown in the above diagram, replace

the control panel by following the directions in the operation manual of the cabinet,or add/remove button switches as necessary, When button switches are removed,

-be sure to cover the holes with caps.

5 . INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION. To be conducted by a techn ic ian on ly -

m Connect the following wires of the extension switch harness to the terminals of PI

Button switches 3,4 and P2 Buttons switches 3,4 using a soldering iron or crimp-style terminals.

Extension switch harness (EIIOP)

Terminal No. Signal name (wire color)

1 GND (BLACK)

3 P2 Button switch 4 (WHITE/ORANGE)

4 P2 Button switch 3 (WHITE /RED)

7 PI Button switch 4 (ORANGE)

0 PI Button switch 3 (RED)

1 0 GND (BLACK)

PI Button switch 3

Pl Button switch 4

P2 Button switch 3

P2 Button switch 4

-----Extension switchharness

Il Be sure to use the extension switch harness provided in the JAMMA PC hoard kit

(optional). Use of other harness can cause a fire or electrical shock.

ml l Cover connections with heat-shrink insulation tubes to prevent shorting.0 If the button switches have three terminals each, connect the input wires

(wires from terminal nos. 3,4,7 and 8) of the extension switch harness to

the N.O. terminals of the button switches, and the GND wires (wires fromterminals 1 and 10) to the COM terminals.

If the button switches have two terminals each, wires can be connected toeither terminal.

m Install the control panel to the cabinet.

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5. INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION - To he conducted by a technician only.

5-4-4 Connecting the speaker w

Connect the product to the speakers in the cabinet for sound reproduction.

First, check if the cabinet has monaural speakers or stereo speakers.

l Monaura l speakers

m Turn off the power switch on the cabinet, and unplug the power cord from theservice outlet.

After making all the connections listed below, switch the setting to MONAURALusing the test mode (see P. 40 ‘6-4 SOUND TEST”).* “5-2 Installation of PC board to mounting plate of cabinet” (P. 11)

. “5-4-I Checking the JAMMA edge connectof (P. 15)l “5-4-2 Checking the extension harness” (P. 16)

l “5-4-3 Connecting to the control panel” (P. 17)

. “5-4-5 Connecting the connector” (P. 20)l ‘5-6 Inserting DVD-ROM” (P. 25)

‘* The product is set to STEREO at the factory. If the product as being set in

the stereo mode is connected to a monaural-speaker cabinet, only the leftside sound will be reproduced.

I) Stereo speakers

0 Turn off the power switch on the cabinet, and unplug the power cord from theservice outlet.

IpI Using a solder iron or appropriate crimp-style terminals, connect the wires fromterminals 3 and 4 of the.extension stereo harness to the right (R) speaker accord-

ing to the table below.

0 Be sure to use the extension stereo harness provided in the JAMMA PC board kit(optional). Use of other harness can cause a fire or electrical shock.

Extension stereo harness (El4P)

1 Terminal No. 1 Signal name (wire color) 1

3 1 Speaker R (+) (ORANGE)

4 1 Speaker R (-) (YELLOW)

5. INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION -To be conducted by a technician only.

5-4-5 Connect ing the connector a

0 Turn off the power switch on the cabinet, and unplug the power cord from the

service outlet.

m Connect the JAMMA edge connector, extension switch harness and extension ste-

reo harness to the PC board. When connecting the JAMMA edge connector, be

sure to set the insertion error preventive key on the JAMMA edge connector intothe notch on the connector of the PC board. as shown below.

m 0 Do not connect the JAMMA edge connector in reversed position ormisalign; otherwise, the cabinet or PC board can malfunction.

Insertion error preventive key

JAMMA edge connector

Extension stereo’h a r n e s s

Extension switch harness

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5 . INSTALLATION AN0 CONNECTION -To be conducted by a techn ic ian on ly .

m Install the mounting plate attached with the PC board in the cabinet

Iall Make sure the mounting plate is securely installed in the cabinet. If it is

loose, the PC board can malfunction due to vibrations.

l After installing the mounting plate, check the PC board to make sure itdoes not contact harnesses or cables. If the PC board is in contact with a

harness or cable, a malfunction can result.

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5 . INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION - To be conducted by a techn ic ian on ly .

5-5 Connection to JAMMAVIDEO STANDARD conforming cabinet

The following describes the method of connecting the PC board to a JAMMA VIDEO

STANDARD (JVS) conforming cabinet.

First, follow the directions in “5-3 Installationof~PC board to mounting Plate

of JAMMA VIDEO STANDARD (JVS) conforming cabinet” (P. 13). When twocabinets are connected with a cable for a communication-linked setup, thePC board can be installed in either unit.

5-5-l Connecting to the control panel 5!H

The product is designed to connect to a control panel (see the diagram below) thatcomplies with the specifications listed in “2. SPECIFICATIONS”(P. 6).

P2 Start switch

PI B-direction lev

Pl Button switches P2 Button switches

Pair control nanel (two-nerson nlav with single cabinet)

Pi Button switches Pl Stati switch

PI B-direction levy&&/

Pl Buttot swkhes

Sinqle control panel (for communication-linked setup withtwo cabinets connected with cable]

(Note] The a b o v e d i a g r a m s h o w s the ccalml p a n e l o f a cabmel D w h i c h t h e P C board i s i n s t a l l e d . O n t h e mnld p a n e l o f t h ecabinet without the F’C bard, the lew ad buttons are for P2.

The names of the levers and switches in the above diagrams correspond with the

general names of the control panel connection terminals (provided on cabinet) of aJAMMA VIDEO STANDARD (JVS) conforming cabinet as shown below.

PI sideL e v e r a n d s w i t c h names Control panel connection terminal

P2 s ideL e v e r and w i t c h namer I Control Panel connwtion tamllnal

n a m e r d i NS c o n f o r m i n g c a b i n e t names df .iVS c o n f o r m i n g c a b i n e t

5 . INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION - To be conducted by a techn ic ian on ly -


service outlet.

If the control panel is different from the one shown on the previous page, replacethe control panel by following the directions in the operation manual of the cabinet,

or add/remove button switches as necessary. When button switches are removed,be sure to cover the holes with caps.

By referring to the table on the previous page and the directions in the operationmanual of the cabinet, make sure that the levers and switches on the control panelare connected correctly to the control panel connection terminals provided on the

cabinet. If not, correct the connections.

Control panel connection terminals

l If the button switches have three terminals each, connect the input

(lP_PUSHl, etc.) of the control panel connection terminals to the N.O.terminals of the button switches, and GND of the control panel connection

terminal to the COM terminals.If the button switches havetwo terminals each, the wires can be connected

to either terminal.

5-5-2 Connecting the cable 5El

0 Use the following power supplies of the cabinet connected with the power cord.. +5V power supply - allowed voltage fluctuation *5%, current: 7 A or higherl +12V power supply - allowed voltage fluctuation&%, current: 2 A or higher


0 Turn off the power switch on the cabinet, and unplug the power cord from the

servrce outlet.

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m Connect the cables of the cabinet to the appropriate connectors of the PC board,as shown below.

JV power supply harness(provided with the product)

,

Video cable* Can be connected to either

c o n n e c t o r .When there are two video cables,connect both cables.

Audio cables\

* Connect the red cable or cableindicated with ‘R” to the redterminal.

- Connect the white cable or cableindicated with ‘L” to the whi teterminal.

STANDARD I/O cable

m Cover unused connectors on the cabinet with insulation tape to prevent shorting.

m Install the PC board in the cabinet.

m 0 Make sure the mounting plate is securely installed in the cabinet. If it is

loose, the PC board can malfunction due to vibrations.0 After installing the mounting plate, check the PC board to make sure it

does not contact harnesses or cables. If the PC board is in contact with aharness or cable, a malfunction can result.

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5 . INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION. To be conducted by a techn ic ian on ly -

5-6 Inserting DVD-ROM m I m

l The DVD-ROM must be inserted with the power switch turned on. To prevent anelectrical shock, accident and injury, do not touch sections other than those specified

in the work procedures.

mm 0 The supplied DVD-ROM is designed exclusively for this product. Neveruse the DVD-ROM in other product. Also do not insert other DVD-ROM in

the DVD.ROM drive of the PC board.0 The DVD-ROM tray retracts automatically after IO seconds.

0 Turn on the power switch on the cabinet.

m Press the eject button of the DVD-ROM drive to eject the tray

cess lamp

DVD-ROM drive IEject button

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m With the label side (printed surface) of the DVD-ROM facing away from the tray, set

the DVD-ROM on the tray.

/ DVD-ROM’ Make sure the DVD-ROM

is securely placed on thetray, with the label sidefacing away from tray.

p Press thi eject button of the DVD-ROM drive to retract the tray into the unit.

m According to the directions in the operation manual of the cabinet, close the PCboard compartment.

p Turn off the power switch, wait for about IO seconds, and then turn on the powerswitch again.

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5. INSTALLAT ION AND CONNECTION - To be conducted by a techn ic ian on ly -

5-7 Attaching stickers B I IU

Affix the supplied stickers on the cabinet, and set up the machine.

Caution sticker for strong

Title board>

lighting sensitivity(C)

Sticker B-m/5

’ Button sticker r

Namco CYBERLEAD (example)

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6. ADJUSTMENT FOR OPERATION

Before operating the Tekken 4 game machine, adjustments must be made according to the type of the

cabinet used.

The following shows the items to be adjusted.

Adjustment item Sect ion and page I

Check and ad jus tment o f sc reen d isp lay

Testing of switches connected to PC board

6-2 DISPLAY TEST (P. 32)

1 6-3 INPUT TEST (P. 39)

Testing of sound output and setting of speaker 6-4 SOUND TEST (P. 40)

Display of status of JAMMA VIDEO STANDARD (JVS) conforming cabinet 1 6-5 JVS STATUS (P. 41)

Settinas for aame ootions 1 6-6 GAME OPTIONS (P. 42)

Se t t i ngs fo r game p r i c ing 6-7 COIN OPTIONS (P. 44)

Disp lay o f p rev ious game p lays 6-8A.D.S. (P. 46)

De le t i on o f da ta 6-9 DATA CLEAR (P. 46)

Use the adjustment switches on the PC board and the switches on the control panel of the cabinet to makeadjustments.

The following explains the basic information on adjustment switches and the methods of making adjust-ments necessary to operate the game machine.

6-l Basic information for adjustment

m 0 Remove static electricity from the worker’s body before touching the PCboard. Static electricity can cause a malfunction or damage.

The video output of this product is best viewed set at 31.5 kHz (high definition).

Since the factory setting is 1575kHz, please change the setting referring to

section 6-l-l paragraph (1) “Option switches” on page 29.

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6-1-I Adjustment switches and knob

The PC board is provided with Option switches ((1) in the diagram). When the

JAMMA connection kit is installed, a speaker volume knob ((2) in the diagram) isalso provided.

(1) Option switchesFour switches are provided as a set.0 Switch 1 is used to change between test mode and game mode.

ON: Test mode OFF: Game mode0 Switch 2 is used to switch RGB output level.

As JAMMA (6) PCB is installed.

0 Switch 3 is used to change the horizontal synchronization frequency between

15.75 and 31.5 kHz. See Note 1.ON: 31.5 kHz OFF: 15.75 kHz

0 Switch 4 is used to switch synchronizing signal output form. See Note 2.

The factory setting is OFF for every switch.

N o t e 1 When your cabinet is ready for 31.5 kHz, 31.5kHz setting is recommended becausethe pictures are displayed with extraordinary definition Some cabinets need to set

the monitor, and in that case, please refer to the operation manual provided with thecabinet.

Note 2 When JAMMA (B) PCB is installed, it is always composite output whether the switchNo. 4 is ON or OFF.

Note 3 When settings of Option 23 and 4 is changed, re-start up the PCB.

(2) Speaker volume (knob) mThe knob is used to adjust the sound level of the speaker in the cabinet.

0 Clockwise: Sound level increases.0 Counterclockwise: Sound level decreases.

* With a JAMMAVideo STANDARD (JVS) conforming cabinet, the speakersound level cannot be adjusted with the speaker volume knob. Use the

sound level adjustment dial on the cabinet.


6 - I - 2 S e l e c t i o n o f a d j u s t m e n t i t e m

To make adjustments, display the test menu screen using the test mode function.

PTurn on the power switch on the cabin!! to display the game screen.

m ~~~Set Option switch 1 or the test switch of the cabinet to ON.

* The test mode is activated when Option switch 1 on the PC board or the

test switch of the cabinet is moved from the OFF position to ON. If theswitch is in the ON position before the power switch is turned, the test

mode will not be activated. In that case, set the switch to OFF, and then setII to ON.

When the test mode is activated, the test menu screen appears.

* The test menu screen can be displayed by conducting the test menu screenreturn operation described in each of the sections from “6-2 DISPLAY TEST”

DISPLAY TEST Display test ......... (6.2)

INPUT TEST SWlkh test ......... (6.3)

GAME OPTIONS Game options ......... (6.6)

COIN OPTIONS coin qmms ......... (6.7)

SOUND TEST Sound test ......... (S-4)

JVS STATUS JVS status display ......... (6-S)

A.D.S. Gameplaydatadisplay ......... (6-8)

DATA CLEAR Data clear ......... (6.9)

EXIT 8 SAVE Exit born teat mode ......... (6.,.3)

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m (P. 32) to “6-9 DATA CLEAR” (P. 46).By moving the Pl &direction lever up or down, select an adjustment item (from “6.2 DISPLAY TEST” (P. 32) to “6.9 DATA CLEAR” (P, 46)) on the screen (selected

item turns red).

PI &direction lever f

4969

@e8

638

( N o t e ) The above diagram shows a pair control panel. For a single controlpanel (when two JAMMAVIDEO STANDARD (JVS) conforming cabinet

cabinets are connected for communication-linked setup), the cabinetinstalled with the PC board is the Pi unit.

The following shows the menu items and adjustment items.

P Press the PI Button switch 1.

The screen of the selected test appears.

* “JVS status” cannot be selected when the PC board is connected to aJAMMA STANDARD conforming cabinet. It is selectable only when the PCboard is connected to a JAMMA VIDEO STANDARD (JVS) conforming

cabinet. Pl Button switch 1

(Note) The above diagram shows a pair control panel. For a single controlpanel (when two JAMMAVIDEO STANDARD (JVS) conforming cabinet

cabinets are connected for communication-linked setup), the cabinetinstalled with the PC board is the PI unit.

m Adjust the selected test item.

Regarding the adjustment method, refer to the applicable section in “6-2 DISPLAYTEST” (P, 32) through “6-9 DATACLEAR” (P. 46).”

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6-I -3 Exit ing from test mode

After making each adjustment according to the procedures described from “6-2

DISPLAY TEST” (P. 32) to “6-9 DATA CLEAR” (P. 46), display the test menu screen.

0 Move the Pl I-direction lever up or down and turn the “EXIT & SAVE” indication

r e d .

mPress the PI Button switch 1.

The test mode ends, and the display returns to the game screen.

PI 8-direction lever , PI Button switch 1

(Note) The above diagram shows a pair control panel. For a single control

panel (when two JAMMAVIDEO STANDARD (JVS) conforming cabinetcabinets are connected for communication-linked setup), the cabinet

Installed with the PC board is the PI unit.

m Set the Option switch 1 to OFF.

l When using the test switch of the cabinet, set the test switch to OFF.

m0 Be sure to use the method described above to exit from the test mode. If

the above procedures are not followed for exiting from the test mode, theadjustments (changes or settings) may not be reflected properly. (Setting

the test switch to OFF without selecting “EXIT & SAVE” will not end thetest mode.)

6-2 DISPLAY TEST (checking and adjusting screen display)

This test mode allows the following checks and adjustments

0 Color edit

Check and adjustment of contrast and color balance of video signals outputf rom PC board

l Convergence

Check and adjustment of display size, display position, aspect ratio and distor-tion of displayed images

l Color bar

Check and adjustment of contrast and color balance of displayed images0 Interlace check ‘Only when monitor’s horizontal synchronization frequency is 15.75 kHz

S w i t c h i n g b e t w e e n i n t e r l a c e a n d n o n - i n t e r l a c e

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Before checking or adjusting, first conduct the following common procedure.

6-2 - l Common procedures

0 Follow stepsol througfl in “6-1-Z Selection of adjustment item” (P. 30 and P.31). In step4 , select “DISPLAY TEST.

On the screen, the Color Edit screen appears on top of the Color Bar screen, asshown below.

/conlrasl : 00

DISPLAY TESTColor bar

Color bar (red)

Color bar (green)

Color bar (true)

Previous Colory&cm edlt

\ EXIT

Display of the Color Edit screen on top of color bar screen.

* The Color Edit screen appears and disappears alternately each time the PI

Button switch 3 is pressed.

I DISPLAYTEST

I Color bar

ENTER color edit-

257

: Pi-Button3: Pl-Buttont: PI-Start

Without Color Edit screen.

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u Press the Pi Button switch 1 to move to another adjustment item.

l Every time the button is pressed, the mode and screen change in the

following order: COLOR BAR+ CONVERGENCE + INTERLACE CHECK -+Pl Button switch 1 PI Start switch

Pi Button switch 3

. . .


cabinets are connected for communication-linked setup), the cabinet

installed with the PC board is the Pl unit.

m According to the adjustment item, follow the procedures described in “6-2-2 CON-

VERGENCE” (P. 34) or “6-2-3 COLOR EDIT, COLOR BAR” (P. 35).

El Press the Pi Start switch to exit from the DISPLAY TEST and return to the test

menu screen .The tes t menu screen (P. 30) appears.

m To exit from the test mode, follow the directions in “6-1-3 Exiting from test mode”

(P. 32).

6-2-Z CONVERGENCE (checking and adjusting display size, display posi-

tion, aspect ratio and distortion)

Follow the step Band 1 in “6-2-1 Common procedures” (P. 33) to display the

Convergence screen .

l If the Display Test screen is already displayed, skip the stefl in common

procedures.

Check to make sure the screen display size is correct and the displayed lattice

pattern has no distortion.

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6-2-3 COLOR EDIT, COLOR BAR (adjust ing contrast and color of video sig-

na l output f rom PC board)

0 Follow steps land lin ‘6-2-l Common procedures” (P. 33) to display the Color

Edit screen on the Color Bar screen.

l If the Display Test screen is already displayed, skip the step1 in commonprocedures .

/Goantrasl : 00

DISPLAY TESTColor bar

Color bar (red)

Color bar (green)

Color bar (true)

Pre”io”S colorEXIT color edit

\ FEF

mw 0 If the Color Bar screen is not shown, press the Pl Button switch 1repeatedly until the Color Bar screen appears.

* Every time the PI Button switch 1 is pressed, the screen changes in thefollowing order: COLOR BAR-+ CONVERGENCE + INTERLACE CHECK

0 If the Color Edit screen is not shown, press the PI Button switch 3. TheColor Edit screen is displayed on top of the Color Bar screen.

l The Color Edit screen appears and disappears alternately each time thePI Button switch 3 is pressed.

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IpI By moving the Pl a-direction lever up or down, select an adjustment item from“Contrast,” “Bright R,” “Bright G” and “Bright B.”

PI 8-direction lever PI Button switch 1I /

PI Button switih 3 \PI Button switch 4



H Move the PI Bdirection lever to the right or left to change the setting.

’ The following adjustments can be made. Check the adjustment results on

the color bars on the screen.

1 Item 1 A d j u s t m e n t i t e m

Adjustment of display contrast

Adjustment of contrastlcolor balance of video signal R (red)

Adjustment of contrast/color balance of video signal G (green)

Adjustment of wnbastlcolor balance of video signal B (blue)

* Afterthe setting is changed:

l To return to previous settingsPress the PI Button switch 4.New settings will be canceled.

0 To pause setting operation

Press the PI Button switch 3.The Color Edit screen disappears, and adjustment operation is paused.

l To resume setting operationPress the PI Button switch 3 again.

The Color Edit screen appears, and adjustment operation can be resumed.

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6-2-4 INTERLACE CHECK (switching between interlace and non-interlace

modes) ‘On ly when moni tor ’s hor izonta l synchroniza t ion f requency is 15 .75 kHz

Interlace mode: This mode provides more detailed and smoother graphics than thenon-interlace mode. By shifting the picture display position a half

line in the vertical direction once in the twice drspiay operations, itdoubles the vertical resolution without changing the horizontallver-

tical frequency.

l Namco”CYBERLEAD”and”CYBERLEAD2”gamemachinesare compatible with the interlace mode.

Non-interlace mode: Use this display mode when interlace mode results in flicker overthe entire screen display. In the non-interface mode, there is noshift of the display position, and the display remains consistent ev-

0 ery time.

Follow steps fl and 1 in ‘6-2-i Common procedures” (P. 33 and P. 34) to displaythe Interlace Check screen.

* If the Display Test screen is already displayed, skip the stefl in common

p r o c e d u r e s ./

DISPLAY TESTInterlace check

I Prev ious Color : PI-Button4EXIT color edit : P1.Button3

mT: P,-B”ttO”l: Pl-start

\Interlacemode

/

l If the Interlace Check screen is not shown, press the Pl Button switch 1

repeatedly until the Interlace Check screen appears.

* Every time the Pl Button switch 1 is pressed, the screen changes in the

following order: COLOR BAR--f CONVERGENCE + INTERLACE CHECK--f .a.

0 If the Color Edit screen is not shown, press the PI Button switch 3. TheColor Edit screen is displayed on top of the Interlace Check screen.* The Color Edit screen appears and disappears alternately each time the

Pi Button switch 3 is pressed.

PI Button switch 16363

Pl Button switch 3 Q?i,

(Note] The above diagram shows a pair control panel. For a single contra)panel (when two JAMMAVIDEO STANDARD (JVS) conforming cabinetcabinets are connected for communication-linked setup), the cabinetinstalled with the PC board is the PI unit.

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6 . A D J U S T M E N T FOR OPERATION

DISPLAY TESTInterlace check

: Pl-Button4Pi-BUttOW3

I Pl-Button1: PI-StarI

Interlace mode

m Make sure “Interlace” is displayed at the upper right corner of the screen

l If “Non Interface” is shown, set to “Interlace” by following the procedures

below.

(1) Move the Pl &direction lever up or down and select “Non Interlace” at theupper right corner of the screen. “Non Interlace” is selected when the arrow

mark is located on its left.

(2) Move the Pi 8-direction lever to the right or left and change the “Non Inter-

PI E-direction lever

l a c e ” i n d i c a t i o n t o “ I n t e r l a c e . ”(Note) The above diagram shows a pair control panel. For a single control


installed with the PC board is the PI unit.

P Press the Pi Button switch 3 and check for flicker over the entire screen display.

l Every time the PI Button switch 3 is pressed, the screen pattern on the display

changes from 1 pattern to 5 patterns (change cycle repeats).l Interlace mode provides more detailed images than the non-interlace mode.

However, it may cause flicker over the entire display and disallow properdisplay in some monitors.

m If the entire display flickers, change the “Interlace” indication at the upper right

corner of the screen to “Non Interlace” following the procedures below.

(1) Move the Pl a-direction lever up or down and select ‘Interlace” at the upperright corner of the screen. ‘Interlace” is selected when the arrow mark is lo-cated on its left.

(2) Move the Pl B-direction lever to the right or left and change the “Interlace”indication to “Non Interlace.”

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p Press the PI Start switch to exit from the display test and return to the test menuscreen. The Test Menu screen (P. 30) appears. To make other adjustments in the

Display Test, press the Pi Button switch 1 and display the adjustment screen.

m To exit from the test mode, follow the procedures described in “6-l-3 Exiting from

test mode” (P. 32).Pl Bu t ton sw i tch 2

PI Button switch I, \ N PI Star t swi tchc(Note) The above diagram shows a pair control panel. For a single control

panel (when two JAMMAVIDEO STANDARD (JVS) conforming cabinet

cabinets are connected for communication-linked setup), the cabinetinstalled with the PC board is the Pl unit.

6-3 INPUT TEST (testing switches)

0

P

Use the input test function to test the switches connected to the PC board, such asthe buttons on the control panel.

Follow steps 0 through Bin ‘6-l-2 Selection of adjustment item” (P. 30 and P.31). In stepB, select “INPUT TEST.”

The following screen is displayed.

Operate the levers and switches on the control panel in sequence.

‘When the lever or button is operated, the corresponding indication on thescreen turns red. P2 Start switch

/ / \PI staItswitch J INPUT TEST

1P 2Pstar t s tar t

Serwe s w i t c h o n - - %rviceU P

/IServicethe cabinet

DOW

Pl 8.direction lever -/#-v Let?

RightButton 1 Button 2Eutton3Button4

/Pt Button switches

DlPsw 1 : O F F 2:OFF 3:OFF 4:OFF amon :

,-colNt:ooo COIN2:OOODIP swtchee

Coin counter activation

( N o t e ) 0 COIN 1 and COIN 2 show current data.(When there is only one coin counter, the COIN 2 display

remains at “0.“)


m l If the screen indications do not change according to the lever/button

operations, the game cannot be played properly. When it happens, refer toP. 52 “8-2 Troubleshooting.”

m To return to the test menu screen, press the PI Sutton switches 1 and 2 simulta-

neously.




test mode” (P. 32).

6-4 SOUND TEST (testing and setting sound)

This screen is used to test the sound output and to make the monaural or stereo

s p e a k e r s e t t i n g .

0 Follow steps 0 through a in “6-l-2 Selection of adjustment item” (P. 30 and P.31). In step a, select “SOUND TEST.”

The following screen will be displayed.

rS O U N D T E S T

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POSITION:olfSPEAKER:stereo _z

- Current monauraVsterw setting

Check Sound : Pl-Button1Change Speaker : Pl-Left/RightEXIT : Pl.Slart

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m Operate the lever or switch according to the test and adjustment item shown in the

following table, and make the adjustment.

I t em

Sound output test

Monaura l / s te reose t t i ng

Test/adjustment Operation

Reproduction of testsound

When PI Button switch 1 is pressed, sound iproduced from the left, then kom the right,followed by stereo test sound from bothspeake rs .

Swi tch ing betweenmonaura l and s tereo set t ing changes between monaura l and

0 If the test shows an abnormality, refer to P. 52 “8-2 Troubleshooting.”

m To return to the test menu screen, press the PI Start switch.

PI Button switch 1 Pl Start switch




m To exit from the test mode, follow the procedures described in “6-l-3 Exiting fromtest mode” (P. 30).

6-5 JVS STATUS (display of status of JAMMA VIDEO STAN-DARD (JVS) conforming cabinet)

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HP

This screen displays the status of the =MA VIDEO STANDARD (JVS) conform-

ing cabinet.

l When the PC board is connected to a JAMMA STANDARD conformingcabinet, this item cannot be used even if it is shown on the screen.

Follow steps fl through B in “6.1-2 Selection of adjustment item” (P. 30 and P.

31). In step El, select “JVS STATUS.”

The screen will show the status of the JAMMA VIDEO STANDARD (JVS) conform-ing cabinet.

Press the PI Start switch to return to the test menu screen.

To exit from the test mode, follow the procedures described in “6~1-3 Exiting from

test mode” (P, 32).


6-6 GAME OPTIONS (setting the game options)

This screen is used to set the game options such as the game ditkulty level.

m Follow steps Ithrough Bin “6-1-Z Selection of adjustment item” (P. 30 and P.

31). In step fl, select “GAME OPTIONS.”

The following screen will appear

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, GAME OPTIONS-z Defaults in Green >

Difficulty lovely MEDIUMFight count s1P game> : 2Fight count <VS game> : 2Life bar el P game> +ILife bar <VS game> : +IGuard damago: OFFNeutral guard: ONRound time. 60Character change at continue: YESCharacter change at VS game: NOSound in att,ac, mode: YESEvent mode: OFFHit color: RED

Modify : Pl-Left/RightEXIT. PI-Start

Display of method to returnto test menu screen

m Move the PI I-direction lever up or down and select a setting item fmm (a) to (m)shown above. The selected item turns red.

* Items (a) to(m) are not shown together on a single screen. To display itemsnot shown, move the Pi S-direction lever up or down to scroll the screen.

Pl 8-direction lever

(Note) The above diagram shows a pair control panel. For a single controlpanel (when two JAMMAVIDEO STANDARD (JVS) conforming cabinetcabinets are connected for communication-linked setup), the cabinet


m Move the PI 8-direction to the right or left to change the setting.

The settings for each item are shown as follows. (Thick frames show the defaultsettings.)

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(a) Dif f iculty level (degree of game dif f iculty)

EASY MEDIUM HARD V E R Y H A R D U L T R A HAAO

(b) Fight count < 1 P game > (number of rounds required to win the game in I-plyer mode)

I 2 3 4 5

(c) Fight count < VS game > (number of rounds required lo win Ihe game in competit ion mode)I1 i 2

9~ ~~~ ~I / 5 I

(d) Life bar < 1 P game > (energy gauge in 1 -pla/er mode)

- 2 - 1 NORMAL +I +2

(e) Life bar < VS game > (energy gauge in competiion mode)

- 2 -1 NORMAL +I +2

(f) Guard damage (damage receked on guard)

ON (slight damage) 1 OFF (no damage)

(g) Neutral guard (guard actilated with lever in neutral)

I O N I OFF 1

(h) Round time (time [set] per round)

30 4 0 Bo 80 99

(i) Character change at continue (change of character fDr continued game play)

YES (possible) 1 NO (not possible)

(j) Character change at VS game (change of character when another plajer buys-in)

1 YES (possib le) 1 NO (not possible)

(k) Sound in attract mode (sound during attract mode)

YES (with sound) 1 NO (without sound)

(I) Event mode (processing after competi t ion game pIa/ is finished)

ON (game over ior both) wlPr ame plip/ mnlin”eD3

(m) Hit color (color of graphic effects when attacks are hit)

I R E D I G R E E N

a To return to the test menu screen, press the Pl Start switch

Pl Star t swi tch

Note) The above diagram shows a pair control panel. For a single controlpanel (when two JAMMAVIDEO STANDARD (JVS) conforming cabinet


To exit from the test mode, fol low the procedures described in ‘6-l-3 Exit ing fromtest mode” (P. 32).

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6-7 COIN OPTIONS (setting the game pricing)

This screen is used to set the game pricing such as credits for one game play.

0 Follow steps athrough bin “6-l-2 Selection of adjustment item” (P. 30 and P.

31). In step n , select “COIN OPTIONS.”

T h e f o l l o w i n g s c r e e n a p p e a r sCOIN OPTIONS

Defaults in Green

> Start Cost Fl Credit to STARTContinue Cost FlCredit to CONTINUECoin chute 1 mechanical Wue F

l&in count a* lcolnCoin chute 2 mechanical vdtue F

ICoin wunt as IcoinCredit mode FCOMMONCoin counter FlcounterFree play Fno

Modify : Pl.Left/RightEXIT : Pt-start

Display 01 mehzd to returnto test menu screen

m Move the Pi B-direction lever up or down and select a setting from (a) to (g) shown

above. The selected item turns red.

ml Before changing the settings (a) through (f) shown below, set (g) Free

Play to “NO (coin required).”

m Move the PI B-direction lever to the right or left to change the setting.

Pl S-direction lever


panel (when two JAMMAVIDEO STANDARD (JVS) conforming cabinet

cabinets are connected for communication-linked setup), the cabinetinstalled with the PC board is the Pt unit.

The settings for each item are shown as follows. (Thick frames show the default

settings.)

(a ) Start cost (number of coins required for one new play)

112 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 COIN(S) TO START

(b) Continue cost (number of coins required for one continued game)

I)2 3 415 6 7 8 9 COIN(S) T O CONTINUE

(Note) ThevalueforContinueCost mustbeequal toorsmallerthanthevalue

for Start Cost.

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(c) Coin chute 1 mechanical value(number of coins added per one operation of coin switch 1)

1 COIN COUNT AS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 COIN

(d) Coin chute 2 mechanical value

(number of coins added per one operation of coin switch 2)

1 COIN COUNT AS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 COIN

(e) Credit mode (credit data storage)

(Regardless of which coin switch operates (Different credit accounts are provided forPl and P2. Coin switches 1 and 2 are

pressed, credits are counted from the same assigned to the Pt and P2 sides, respec-

* When the cabinet has dedicated coin switches and coin counters for the PI

and P2 sides, setting (e) Credit Mode to “EACH ONE” and (f) Coin Counterto “2 COUNTERS” saves the coin counts individually.

(Note) 0 If the cabinet is compatible with the JAMMA VIDEO STANDARD(JVS) and has one coin counter, the setting is fixed in “COMMON”

and cannot be changed to “EACH ONE.”0 When two JAMMA VIDEO STANDARD (JVS) conforming cabinets

are connected fora communication-linked setup, the setting is fixed

in “EACH ONE” and cannot be changed to “COMMON.”

m

l To set the credit mode to “EACH ONE,” make sure the PC board is

connected to the coin switch 2 in the cabinet. If this connection is not

made, the P2 side cannot credit a play.

(f) Coin counter (assignment of coin counter)

1 COUNTER 2 COUNTERS

(Two Coin switches share one coin (Each coin switch uses its own coin

counter.) counter.)

(Note) 0 If the cabinet is compatible with the JAMMA VIDEO STANDARD(JVS) and has one coin counter, the setting is fixed in “1 COUNTER”

and cannot be changed to “2 COUNTERS.”l When two JAMMA VIDEO STANDARD (JVS) conforming cabinets

are connected fora communication-linked setup, thesetting is fixedin “2 COUNTERS” and cannot be changed to “1 COUNTER.”

(g) Free play (setting of free play)

YES (no coin required) INO (win required)

I

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m To return to the test menu, press the PI Start switch.

Pl Start switch




IpI To exit from the test mode, follow the procedures described in “6-I-3 Exiting from

test mode” (P, 32).

6-8 A.D.S. (checking data of past game results)

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El

This screen is used to check the data of past game play results such as the totalplay hours.

Follow steps c] through Iin “6-l-2 Selection of adjustment item” (P. 30 and P.

31). In step 1, select ‘A.D.S.”

To return to the test menu, press the PI Start switch.

Pl Start switch

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To exit from the test mode, follow the procedures described in ‘6-l-3 Exiting fromtest mode” (P. 32).

6-9 DATA CLEAR (deleting data and resetting to defaults)

Data is retained when the power is off. The Data Clear function is used to delete

the stored data and reset to defaults.

0 Follow steps mhrough Bin “6-l-Z Selection of adjustment item” (P. 30 and P. 31).

In step n select “DATA CLEAR.”

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The following screen appears.

i

DATA CLEAR

@J CClnC4

W A.D.S. data &al

(Cl Ranking data clear

Cd) Set defaults all options

w All dear

CLEAR: Pl-Button1EXIT : Pl-Start

Returns to test menu screen

Deletes game play data only

Initlallzes ranting data

Sets all options to detzwlts.

Deletes all stored data.

Display of method to execute itemDisplay of method to return to testmenu screen

a Move the PI 8direction lever up or down and select an item to delete or initializefrom (b) through (e) shown above. The selected item turns red.

PI 8-direction lever /

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ae8

@8

(Note) The above diagram shows a pair control panel. For a single controlpanel (when two JAMMA VIDEO STANDARD (JVS) conforming cabinet

cabinets are connected for communication-linked setup), the cabinet


O p e r a t i o n

(1) Deletes A.D.S. data only (see P. 46 ‘6-8 A.D.S.“).

(2) Resets all ranking data such as record of consecutivewins to defaults.

( 3 ) Resets all options set in the test mode (see P. 32“6-2 DISPLAY TEST” through P. 46 ‘6-8 ADS.“) tod e f a u l t s .

( 4 ) Executes above (l), (2) and (3) all at once.

D i s p l a y i t e m

A.D.S. data clear

Ranking data c lear

Set defaults all opbions

Al l c lear

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m To execute the selected item, press the Pi Button switch 1

(Note) The above diagram shows a pair control panel. For a single controlpanel (when two JAMMAVIDEO STANDARD (JVS) conforming cabinetcabinets are connected for communication-linked setup), the cabinet

installed with the PC board is the Pi unit.

m To return to the test menu screen, conduct one of the following operations.

0 Press the Pl Start switch.

0 Move the PI a-direction lever up or down to select “Cancel” on the screen. Then

press the PI Button switch 1.

PI a-direction lever PI Start switch


panel (when two JAMMAVIDEO STANDARD (JVS) conforming cabinetcabinets are connected for communication-linked setup), the cabinetInstalled with the PC board is the PI unit.


test mode” (P. 32).

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7. OPERATION

0 Should any problem occur, such as an abnormal odor or noise, turn off the power

switch on the cabinet immediately and stop the machine operation. Then, unplug thepower cord of the cabinet from the service outlet, and contact your distributor.

Operating the machinewith a problem left uncorrected may cause an electrical shockor fire.

0 When it is necessary to touch the PC board while the machine is in operation, referto R 51 “8. Inspection, Cleaning and Troubleshooting.”

0 Make sure that the product has been installed and connected according to thedirections in this operation manual (refer to P. 9 “5. Installation and Connection)

before operating. Incorrect installation or connection can cause a fire, electrical shockor malfunction.

7-1 Persons who should not play the game

0 For the health and safety of players, warn the following people against playing thegame.

l People who are in poor healthl People with injured hand or arm- People under the influence of alcohol

7-2 Operating environment

10 Do not operate the product outdoors. This product is designed for indoor use only.

Outdoor use of the product can result in an electrical shock or fire.

ml Be sure to observe the operating environment described in P. 6 “2.

SPECIFICATIONS.” Failure to meet the specified requirements can result

in trouble or malfunctions.0 Do not operatethe product in any of the following places to prevent trouble

and malfunctions.- Places where rain or water can leak

- Damp placesl Dusty places* Close to heating devices such as room heaters

- Places where dew may develop due to temperature differences- Places subject to vibrations

l Places where flammable or volatile materials are stored nearby- Places close to sources of strong magnetism or radio waves

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7. OPERATION

7-3 Play Instructions

Play instructions and techniques are indicated on stickers A and B.

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8. INSPECTION, CLEANING AND TROUBLE-

SHOOTING - To be conduc ted bv a t echn ic ian onlv.

8-1 Inspection and cleaning

l Before cleaning, or troubleshooting, unplug the power cord from the service outlet

to prevent an electrical shock.0 To prevent an electrical shock, do not perform any work with wet hands.

r

Every month

-very 6 months

To ensure proper operation of the Tekken 4 game, conduct inspection and cleaning

periodically according to the following table.

Routine inspection

0 Check to make sure the PC board isinstalled and connected securely.Loose installation and connectionscan result due to vibrations generatedduring game play, and can causetrouble or malfunctions.

0 Check to make sure the cabinet,harnesses and cables do not contactthe PC board. Operating the productwhile it is in contact with other panscan cause trouble or malfunctions.

l Test the display, switches and soundoutput.

0 Clean the PC board. Foreign itemsand dust on the PC board can causetrouble or malfunctions.

T

P a g e

“5. Installation andConnection” (P. 9)

“5. Installation andConnection” (P. 9)

“6-2 DISPLAYTEST” (P. 32)“6-3 INPUT TEST’(P. 39)“6-4 SOUND TEST”(P. 40)

C a u t i o n

To be conducted bya technician only



l Remove static electricity from a worker’s body before touching the PCboard. Static electricity can cause a malfunction or damage.

0 Use anti-static cleaning equipment to clean the PC board. Static electricity

can damage the ICs on the PC board and render the PC board useless.0 Do not use any liquid such as water or detergent to clean the product.

Liquids can cause damage and malfunctions

l Do not conduct a conductivity test using a tester. The internal voltage in

the tester can damage the ICs on the PC board and render the PC boarduseless.

0 Do not replace the built-in battery. Replacing the built-in battery can cause

damage or malfunctions.

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8. INSPECTION, CLEANING AND TROUBLE-SHOOTING -To be conducted by a technician only -

8-2 Troubleshooting

l Before checking the product for proper installation and connection, turn off the power

switch on the cabinet and unplug the power cord from the service outlet to prevent

an electrical shock.0 Should any problem occur, such as an abnormal odor or noise, turn off the power

switch on the cabinet immediately and stop the machine operation. Then, unplug thepower cord of the cabinet from the service outlet, and contact your distributor.Operating the machine with a problem left uncorrected may cause an electrical shock

or fire.

ml0 Do not replace the built-in battery. Replacing the built-in battery can cause

damage or malfunctions.

l Never attempt to disassemble the PC board.

If the product does not operate properly or a trouble occurs, conduct the following

troubleshooting procedures,

n Turn, off the power switch on the cabinet, and unplug the power cord from the

servrce outlet.

m Remove foreign items and dusts from the PC board.

m0 Remove static electricity from a worker’s body before touching the PC

board. Static electricity can cause a malfunction or damage.

0 Use anti-static cleaning equipment toclean the PC board. Static electricitycan damage the ICs on the PC board and render the PC board useless.

m Check to make sure the product is installed and connected properly to the cabinet.(Refer to the operation manual of the cabinet and ‘5. Installation and Connec-

tion” (P. 9 - P. 27) in this manual.)

m l Do not conduct a conductivity test using a tester. The internal voltage inthe tester can damage the ICs on the PC board and render the PC board

useless.

P Plug the power cord plug into the service outlet, and turn on the power switch onthe cabinet.

m Check all the adjustments and settings.(Refer to “6. Adjustment for Operation” (P. 28 - P. 46).)

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8. INSPECTION, CLEANING AND TROUBLE-SHOOTING -To be conducted by a technician only.

Symptom Possible cause Action

Machine does not Power supp ly i s no t connected Check to make sure the power supply isoperate when power properly in the cabinet. connec ted p roper ly in the cab ine t .switch is turned on.

Power supp l ied f rom the Make sure the supp l ied power compl ies w i thcabinei does not compiy with

“ 0 *mrA,r,F,.the requiremenis iisted in L. ~Y~LIFICIA-

the input power requ i rements T I O N S . ”

of the game PC board.

m If the problem is unsolved after performing the stefl througa , the PC board

or cabinet may be defective. Turn off the power switch on the cabinet, and unplugthe power cord from the service outlet. Install the product in a properly operating

cabinet, and conduct the above procedures again. If the same problem occurs, thePC board is likely to be defective. Contact your distributor.

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9. REMOVAL, STORAGE AND TRANSPORTATION

9-I Removal - To be conducted by a technician only -

l Before conducting the following work, unplug the power cord from the service outlet

to prevent an electrical shock.

l Remove static electricity from your body before touching the PC board.Static electricity can cause a malfunction or damage.

To remove the PC board, follow the procedures below.

Items to be prepared: Operation manual of the cabinet

Turn off the power switch on the cabinet, and unplug the power cord from theseivice outlet.

According to the directions in the operation manual of the cabinet, open the PCboard compartment and take out the mounting plate on which the PC board isinstalled.

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m Disconnect all cables and harnesses from the PC board.

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m Remove the four mounting screws from the PC board, and dismount the PC boardfmm the mounting plate.

P

m Reinstall the mounting plate, and close the PC board compartment.

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9-2 Storage

mi

After removing the product, package the product with the packing materials thatcame with the product, and store in a clean place. Do not place any heavy item on

the product package.

l Do notstore the product in any of the following places to prevent damage.l Places exposed to direct sunlightl Places where rain or water can leak

l Damp places- Dusty places

- Close to heating devices such as room heatersl Places where dew may develop due to temperature differences

l Places subject to vibrationsl Places where inflammable or volatile materials are stored nearby

9-3 Transportation

When transporting the product for transfer of ownership or a repair, use the packing

materials that came with the product to prevent external force and impact on the

product.

10. DISCARDING THE PRODUCT

l Never throwthe product i ery or electronic parts contained

in the product can explode and cause injuries.0 When discarding the product, be sure to collect, transport and dispose of the product

according to the law.l When entrusting another party to collect, transport and dispose of the product, be

use to use a company specializing in the particular work to be assigned.

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11. PARTS LIST

For parts, contact your distributor

NAI P/N

T440-09994-00

T440-09995-00

T440-09995-01

T440-09996-00

T440-09997-00

T440-09998-00

T440-09999-00

T440-10000-00

T440-10001-00

T440-10002-00

T440-10003-00

VG44-07943-00

T44510010-00

T484-10029-00

VG84-10022-00

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DESCRIPTION

Decal, Marquee

Decal, Side Panel, Left

Decal, Side Panel, Right

Decal, Control Panel Overlay

Decal, Logo

Decal, Player 1

Decal, Player 2 .

Decal, Punch

Decal, Kick

Card, Game Instructions

Card, Move List

Label, Epileptic Warning

Manual

Disc, DVD

DVD ROM Drive

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WARRANTY

Sel le r war ran ts tha t i t s p r in ted c i rcu i t boards and par ts thereon are f ree f rom defec ts in mater ia lsand WOrkrfianShip Under t’I0rt-d use and service for a period Of ninety (96j days from the date of

sh ipment . Se l le r war ran ts tha t i t s v ideo d isp lays ( in games supp l ied w i th v ideo d isp lays) a re f reef rom defects in mater ia l and workmanship under normal use and serv ice for a per iod o f th i r ty (30)days from the date of shipment. None of the Seller’s other products or parts thereof arewarranted. Seller’s sole liability shall be, at its option, to repair, replace, or credit Buyer’s accountfor such products which are re turned to Sel ler dur ing sa id warranty per iod, prov ided:

a) Seller is promptly notified in writing upon discovery by Buyer that said products aredefec t ive .

b ) Such products are re turned prepa id to Se l le r ’s p lan t ; and

c) Seller’s examination of said products discloses to Seller’s satisfaction that such allegeddefects existed and were not caused by accident, misuse, neglect, alteration, improperrepair, improper installation, or improper testing.

In no event shall Seller be liable for loss of profits, loss of use, incidental or consequentialdamages. 1

Except for any express warranty set for th in a wr i t ten cont ract between Sel ler and Buyer whichcont rac t supersedes the te rms here in , th is war ranty is in l ieu o f a l l o ther war rant ies expressed orimp l ied , inc lud ing the imp l ied war ran t ies o f merchan tab i l i t y and f i tness fo r a par t i cu la r purpose ,and a l l o ther ob l iga t ions o r l i ab i l i t i es on the Se l le r ’ s pa r t , and i t ne i the r assumes nor au thor i zesany other person to assume for the Seller any other liabilities in connection with the sale ofproduc ts by Seller.

Namco America Inc . d is t r ibu tors are independent , be ing pr iva te ly owned and opera ted. In the i rjudgment they may sell parts or accessories other than Namco America Inc. parts oraccesso r i es . Namco America Inc . cannot be respons ib le fo r the qua l i t y , su i tab i l i t y o r sa fe ty o fany non-Namco America Inc. par t o r any mod i f i ca t ion inc lud ing labor wh ich i s per fo rmed bysuch d is t r i bu to r .

SERVICEI f you have quest ions regard ing any Namco America Inc. product o r requ i re techn ica l suppor t :

Contac t Namco America Inc. Customer Serv ice a t :

(408) 383-3973 or FAX (408) 436-9554

Hours: 7 :00 am - 4:00 pm PDT

Par ts and repa i r serv ices for Namco America Inc.products are ava i lab le through your d is t r ibutor .

NAMCO AMERICA INC.890 Seryice St. #C

San Jose, CA 95 112(408) 383-3900

FAX: (408) 436-9554Technical Assistance (USA):

Phone: (408) 383-3973 Fax: (408)436-9554

Reorder Number T445-10010-00 Rev A.Published in August, 200 1

The specifications of this machine and the instructions in this Operation Manual are subject to changewithout notice for enhancement.

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