Atari RadiKal Bikers 33338 Operation Manual

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TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

Safety

Product

Product

Inspection

Maintenance

Service

Notices/Epilepsy

Specifications

Configuration

and

Section

Warning

Installation

One-Operation

Control Panel Assembly Diagram 1-7

Handlebar Mechanism Diagram, Orientation 1-8

Handlebar Mechanism Diagram, Upper 1-9

Handlebar

Cabinet

Game

Mechanism

Assembly

Electronics

Diagram, Lower 1-10

Diagrams

Components

Linking

Game

Operation

Starting Up 1-17

Game

Rules

Player

Controls

1-2

1-3

1-3

1-4

1-5

1-6

1-13

1-14

1-16

1-17

1-17

1-18

Operator

Controls

Control Switch Location Diagram 1-19

Test

Mode

Menu

System

System

Overview

Operation

Organization

Screen

Input

Game

Adjustments

Tests

Assignments

Handle Adjust 1-23

Output

Test

Book Keeping 1-25

Time

Histogram

Game

Statistics

Exit

Menu

1-19

1-20

1-20

1-20

1-20

1-21

1-22

1-24

1-25

1-26

1-27

Section

Two-Parts

Information

Cabinet

Cabinet

Control

Handlebar

Handlebar

Pushbutton

Front-

Rear

Panel

View

View

Assembly

Mechanism

Mechanism-Lower

- Upper 2-5

Assembly

2-2

2-3

2-4

2-6

2-7

CPU Board Assembly 2-8

Electronics

Power

Rear

Rear

Supply

Door Locking

Door

Assembly

Diagram

Assembly

Hasp

Assembly

2-9

2-9

2-10

2-10

Coin Door Assembly 2-11

Line Cord Application

Coin Door Application

Edge

Connector

Chart

Chart

Chart

Section

Three-Cabinet

2-12

2-13

Wiring

3-2

Cabinet

Cabinet

CPU

Game

Game

Control

Linking

Audio

Video

Miscellaneous

©Copyright

Wiring Diagram 3-3

AC Wiring Diagram

Board

Assembly

Does

Not

Can

Not Be Played

Problems

Problems

Problems

Problems

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Diagram

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RADIKAL

BIKERS

SECTION

ONE

r

OPERATION

NOTICE

Informationinthis

equipment

Fill
rear of the cabinet. For your records,

THIS GAME USES A NON-STANDARD EDGE CONNECTOR

HARNESS ONL Y WITH AUTHORIZED PARTS. USING

ASSEMBLY

function,

out and

manual

mail

in the Game Registration card. Be sure to include the game serial number

AND

is subject to change

design, or components as progress in engineeringor manufacturing methods may warrant.

write

VOID

THE

WARRANTY!

without

the game serial number in the manual.

notice.

1-1

ATARI

ANY

reserves the

AND

OTHER

right

to make

SERIAL

WIRING. REPLACE THE

PARTS

NUMBER

CAN

improvements

from

the label on the

DAMAGE THE CPU

in

WIRING

The

following

warnings

safety instructions

applytoall

and cautions throughout this

SAFETY

NOTICES

game operators and service personnel. There are specific

manual.

Read this page before preparing your game for

A

CAUTION

play.

TRANSPORTING

securely. Avoid rough handling when moving cabinet. Do not move this

AC POWER CONNECTION.

according to

PROPERLY GROUND THE

inspected and properly grounded. This game should

outlet. Do not

POTENTIAL SHOCK HAZARD. This video game system does not utilize an isolation transformer. There

is no isolation

DISCONNECT POWER

GAME.

local

line

use

a "cheater" plug or cut off the ground pin on the line cord.

between

This game contains glass and

Verify

that the switch on the power supply is set for 110VAC or 220VAC

voltage.

the

Verify

that the fluorescent lamp assembly is correctfor local

GAME.

internal cabinet AC system

DURING

To avoid electrical shocks, do not plug in the game

REPAIRS. To avoid electrical shock, turn off the power switch and

fragile

only

be plugged

and

the external AC line.

electronic devices. Transport this game

game

with power on.

line

voltage.

until

it has been

into

a fixed-location grounded

3-wire

disconnect the game from the AC power source before removing or repairing any part of the game. After
servicing any parts of the

be sure that all ofthe ground wires are

secure

before restoring power.

unit,

PROPERLY ATTACH ALL CONNECTORS. Be sure that the connectors on each printed circuit board

(PCB)

are

properly

damage

your

USE PROPER FUSE. To avoid electrical shock,

rating,

and

current

HANDLE FLUORESCENT TUBE AND

breaks, it

will

connected.Ifthey do not

game

and void the warranty. Connectors are keyed to fit specific pins on

rating of

implode! Shattered glass can

the

original

sliponeasily,

all

fuse.

CRT

WITH CARE.Ifyou drop a fluorescent

fly

eight feet or more from the implosion.

do notforce them. A reversed connector may

replacement fuses must match the type, voltage

each

tube

board.

or CRT

and

it

EPILEPSY

A

very

small

epileptic

portionofthe

seizures

or

have

population

momentary

flashing lights or patterns that are
experience

games.

epileptic

If

youoranyoneinyour

seizuresorlossofawareness),

Parents
experience

movements,
and

consult

seizures

People

condition.

should

who

observe

the

following

lossofawareness,

your

physician.

while watching

have

not

had

family

symptoms:

immediately

their

has

children

disorientation,

hasacondition

loss

of

present

some

any

experienced

dizziness,

kinds of television pictures or playing certain

previous

consult

while

WARNING

consciousness

in our daily

seizures

symptoms

your

they

play

altered

or

1-2

vision,

convulsions,

which

environment.

may

nonetheless

linkedtoan

physician

video

eyeormuscle

DISCONTINUE

may

when

before

games.

cause

viewing

epileptic

using

them

certain

These

have

an

condition

any

If

you

twitching,

USE

IMMEDIATELY

to

experience

kinds

persons

undetected

video

or

your

involuntary

of

may

video

(e.g.,

games.

child

r

PRODUCT

Operating

Location

Domestic

Foreign 230VAC @

Japan

SPECIFICATIONS

Requirements

Electrical

Power

120VAC @

100VAC @

60Hz

50Hz
50Hz

4.0

2.0

4.0

Amps

Amps
Amps

Temperature

32°Fto

100°F

(0°C to 38°C)

Humidity

Nottoexceed

95%

relative

Cabinet

Shippinq

Width 32.0"
Depth 66.5"
Height 76.0"

Equipment

Video

Standard

25" (68.6

Game

Player

Statistics

Dimensions

(81.3
(169

(193

Characteristics

Display

Characteristics

Variables

Monitor

Resolution

cm)

CRT

cm)

cm)

cm)

RGB

1 or 2 players (with Linking)

Choiceofvehicle,

Fastest

Track Time Recognition

PRODUCT

♦

Stand

Alone

Each game is ready to play

track

CONFIGURATION

Units

right

out of the

menu system to determine some player variables

Shippinq

318

Audio

2

Channel

2 Full

Operator

Coinage,

lbs.

System

Range

Weiqht

(140

kg.)

Audio

Speakers

Variables

Play Mode,

Difficulty, Volume,

Audits,

Statistics

box.

Operators may use the menu screensinthe game

in

advance or leave the choices up to the players.

Desiqn

Single

Game

Currency

Standard

2

1

Diagnostics

Automatic

Type

Dedicated

with Linking capability

Acceptors

Coin

Coin

Mechanisms

Coin

Counter

Power-Up

Manual Menu

Video

Door

Test

System

♦

Linked

Two

Units

units can be connected to

a linking cable supplied with

each

allow

players to compete against each other simultaneously,

game.

1-3

There

is

INSTALLATION

1.

Remove

signsofdamage.

all

items

AND

from

INSPECTION

shipping

containers and set

aside.

Inspect

the

exterior

of the cabinet

for

any

2. Remove the keys

There

are

electrical cords

3. Install

one

nut onto

from

the steering mechanism.

and

spare

parts in the

each

leg leveler. Tilt the cabinetasneeded

cash

Unlock

box.

and open the coin and cash box doors.

to locate four

threaded

holes

under

the cabinet. Install a leveler and nut into each hole. Do not tighten nuts at this time.

A

The

4. Stand cabinet upright and make certain it isina stable position.
level

location and

equally on

each

the cabinet. This game is intended for use onlyin a

corner

and

tighten

the

leveler nuts.

WARNING

cabinetistop

heavy.

Move

the game to its intended

fixed

position. Distribute weight

5. Remove the rear door of cabinet. Inspect cabinet interior for any signs of damage. Check all major

assemblies to

assure

that they

are

mounted securely. Ensure that nothing blocks fan

airflow.

6. An extra padlock may be installed to secure the rear door. A hasp is located in the spare parts bag.

Remove the two lock bracket nuts from inside the cabinet, above the rear door opening. Slide the

hasp

onto

the

boltssothatitprotrudes

7.

Modify

the lock plate at the top of the rear door. Remove the bolts and nuts from the lock plate, then

rotate the plate so that the slot

will

from the hole in

backofthe

cabinet,

then

reinstall

the

be above the door. Reinstall the bolts and nuts and tighten

nuts.

firmly.

CABINET

HASP

BRACKET

KEY

LOCK

BRACKET

SHOWN

FOR

HASP

REFERENCE

BRACKET

AND

LOCK

PLATE

1-4

ASSEMBLY

CARRIAGE

BOLT

LOCK

PLATE

CARRIAGE

BOLT

INSTALLATION

The

power

at

the

rearofthe

firmly to

indentation

seat

cord

the

should

is with

cabinet.

line

point

the

spare

Match

cord.

Hold

downsothat

parts.

the

holesonthe

the

cord

the

Remove

flat

cord

exits

and

save

IEC plug with

against

the

toward

four

screws

the

cabinet

the

bottomofthe

from

the

prongsinthe

and

reinstall

cabinet).

line

cord

receptacle

the

cover

cover

and

plate

plate

push

(the

(PART

FOR

OF

CABINET

REFERENCE

SHOWN

ONLY)

LINE

SLINE

CORD

CORD

INSTALLATION

AND

PLUG

9. Refer to the game's Cabinet Wiring Diagram (Section Three of this manual) and check to
cable connectors

CONNECTORS

10. Plug the game

are

correctly secured. Inspect for

and

avoid making reversed connections.

into

a grounded (3-terminal)

AC

damaged

wall

outlet. Switch ON the game using the ON/OFF

connectors. Be

sure

see

NOT TO FORCE

switch located on the upper left top of the cabinet (when viewed from the player's position). The game

will

power up and begin self-diagnostics.Ifno errors are found, the

"attract"

modeofoperation.

game

will

automatically

enter

MAINTENANCE

♦

Viewing

Glass

Use the T27 wrench to remove the ten tamper-resistant screws on the control panel cover.

control panel

upward

glass retaining strip in place. Slide the glass upward slightly and swing it outward

the cabinet. Move the

♦

Cabinet

Use plastic-safe non-abrasive cleaners to

then use this to

♦

Controls

Use plastic-safe non-abrasive cleaners to avoid damaging the parts.

to expose the retaining

glass

downward

wipe

the decals or cabinet. Do not

strip.

until

it is free from the marquee.

avoid

Remove the three screws

damage.

apply

Apply

cleaner

cleaner to a clean

holding

cloth

until

the

it is free

or sponge,

directlyonartworkorcabinet!

Apply

cleaner to a clean cloth or

sponge, then use it to wipe the controls clean. Do not apply cleaner directly to the controls or cabinet!

that all

its

Pull

the

viewing

from

1-5

SERVICE

Only

qualified

service personnel

should

perform

maintenance and

repairs.

The product guidelines

to all game operators and service personnel. Specific notes, cautions, and warnings

throughout this manual where they

apply.

Read the

SAFETY

pages thoroughly before beginning service.

will

apply

be found

This game

Observe

1.

Ensure

2. Discharge any static electricity build up in your

chassis.

3. Store the electronic

transport

4. DO NOT

will

5.

Always

♦

Marquee

Remove the ten tamper-resistant

uses

complex electronic components that are very

and follow

that

Do

the

the

this

these

A.C.

hard

removeorconnect

damage

the

replace

electronic

ground

precautions prior to handling

powertothe

BEFORE

assemblies

disk

drive,

wires,

touchingorhandling

assemblies

game

in an anti-static area. Use anti-static

the

CPU Board

any

electronic

and

shields,

screws

covers,

holding the

the

game

is turned OFF prior to

body

by touching

the

electronic

Assembly,

assemblies

void

the

etc., after

speaker

and

when

warranty.

completing

grille to the marquee. Remove five hex-

SENSITIVE

to static electricity.

electronics:

servicing

the

the

metal power

assemblies.

bagstostore

all

other

electronics.

the

cabinet power is ON.

maintenanceorservice.

electronics.

supply

head wood screws holding the marquee-retaining strip to the cabinet top. Hold the glass in place to

avoid breakage. Remove the retaining strip and set it aside.

grooves

The

Fluorescent

and

marquee

set

in a

safe

place. Do not over tighten

glass

could

fall

LamporStarter

outofthe

A,

^WARNING

cabinet

and

screws

break

Lift

the marquee glass out of the top

during re-installation.

when

the

retaining

stripisremoved.

Remove the marquee retaining strip, glass and artwork. Remove the fluorescent lamp locks. Grasp

the tube, give it a quarter turn

removal or installation. Carefully place a new tube into the

the

reinstall. Clean

tube to remove fingerprints and dust.

and

pull it from its socket.

The

starter also requires a quarter turn for

socket

and

rotate it a quarter turn to

or

This

If a

fluorescent

♦

Fluorescent

Remove
from the fluorescent light
the

cabinet. Slide

♦

Control

Use

the

tamper-resistant

expose

the

the

control

tube

Light

the

speaker

Panel

T25

wrenchtoremove

steering

panel,

drops

Assembly

grille,

the

assembly

screws

mechanism

ensure

and

breaks,

marquee

assembly.

slightly forward to

at

either

assembly,

that

harnesses

A,

WARNING

it will

implode

retaining strip, glass,

Loosen but do not remove

disengage

the

four

tamper-resistant

sideofthe

and

handlebar

control

ground

1-6

buttons,

strap

and

shatter

and

artwork. Disconnect

the

the

screwsatthe

protector.

and

wiring

are

reconnected.

glass!

screws

keyholes.

Pull

harnesses.

Use

fastening
Lift

control

the

control

careinhandling.

the

power cable

the

assembly

out

the

assembly.

panel

sides

panel

upward

Before

reinstalling

and

to

six

to

A-22577

CONTROL

PANEL

ASSEMBLY

WOOD

LEFT

CONTROL

PLASTIC

LEFT

LEFT

COVER

DECAL

PLATE

PANEL

HANDLEBAR

ASSEMBLY

MECHANISM

(UPPER)

RIGHT

RIGHT

RIGHT

PLASTIC

DECAL

PLATE

COVER

CONTROL

FLANGEGR1P

PANEL

CONTROL

CARRIAGE

HINGE

NUT

BOLT

PANEL

1/4-20

1/4-20

HOUSING

(4

1-7

NOTE:

LOWER

NOT

HANDLEBAR

SHOWN

MECHANISM

♦

Handlebar

Use the T25 wrenchto remove

Mechanism

all

of the tamper-resistant

control

panel mounting screws except the

six screws at the center holding the metal control panel plates to the mounting brackets. Pull the

control panel upward

enoughtoexpose

and

the control wires. Label

and

disconnect

the

wires.

Support the mechanism and remove the remaining six mounting screws to free the mechanism from
the control panel plates.

mechanism

for repair.

from

the

While the steering mechanism is exposed, inspect the gears, switches,

hardware if the existing parts

Hold

control

the mechanism and slide the plates to the side while

panel.

show

Place

signs

the

mechanism

of wear.

on a

Remember

workbenchorother

and

cables. Install a new

to calibrate after installation.

lifting

suitable

the

surface

1ICR0SWITCH

HANDLEBAR

LEVERS

SHAFT

MOUNTING

HANDLEBAR

NUT

MECHANISM

-

ORIENTATION

CONTROL

SHOWN

PANEL

FOR

REFERENCE

1-8

HAND

HAND

BRAKE

HAND

BRAKE

BRAKE

BRAKE

CABLE

HAND

END

PROTECTOR

NYLON

BRAKE

RETAINER

STOPPER

CABLE

UPPER

HANDLEBAR

ACCELERATOR

COVER

CABLE

HAND

GRIP

HANDLEBAR

MECHANISM

UPPER

LOWER

-

UPPER

LOWER

HANDLEBAR

HANDLEBAR

ACCELERATOR

HANDLE

HAND

HANDLEBAR

PROTECTOR

PROTECTOR

ASSEMBLY

GRIP

COVER

1-9

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3D

BRAKE

RECOVERY

MICROSWITCH

SPRING

SPRING

MICROSWITCH

POTENTIOMETER

ARM

SPRING

GEAR

POTENTIOMETER

CENTRAL

SHAFT

^®>

V^jP

STOPPER

END

GEAR

STOPPER

ROCKER

BEARING

ARM

—

RECOVERY

MICROSWITCH

SPRING,

LEVER

THROTTLE

♦

Brake

Cable

Remove

off the steering mechanism

the

three

T-20

tamper-resistant

and

screws

set

it aside. Open the control panel.

from

the

handlebar

mechanism

Separate

cover.

the

lower

Lift

end

cable from the microswitch lever. Remove the microswitch lever retaining clip and pull the lever from

post.

Rotate

the

handlebypressing

the

handlebythe

♦

its

at

from

Accelerator

Remove the three T-20 tamper-resistant screws from the steering mechanism cover.

the steering mechanism and

from the microswitch lever. Remove the microswitch lever retaining clipand

post.

Rotate

of the accelerator cable retainer. Remove the barrel end of the cable

♦

Handlebar

Open

the

only.

Remove the nut at the handlebar shaft and the alien bolt holdingthe shaft to the handlebar.

Remove the handlebar off its shaft and

and

protectors

♦

Accelerator

the

levertoremove

the

sheath.

Cable

the

levertoremove

Covers

control panel cover.

Grip

are

and

Protectors

now

freetoremove.

the

barrel

endofthe

undersideofthe

set

it aside. Open the control panel.

the

barrel

Disconnect

lift

cable

retainer until

endofthe

the

accelerator

cable.

itout of the control panel. The lower handlebar housing

cable.

Useanalien

and

Disconnect

the

cableisloose.

Separate

from

brake

cablesatthe

the

ball

endofthe

Pull

the

Lift

the cover off

the lower end of the cable

pull

the lever from its

wrenchtoloosen

the accelerator grip.

microswitch

Remove the upper handlebar cover. Remove the accelerator grip by carefully prying it from the

accelerator handle and
holding

accelerator

the accelerator to the handlebar to expose the cable stop. Disconnect the cable

handle

and

pulling

pull

the

it away. Disconnect the accelerator cable by loosening the screw

from

handletoremove

it from

the

handlebar.

the

cable

the

the

cover

of the

cable

cover

levers

♦

Brake

Handle

Remove the upper handlebar cover. Remove the handlebar

handlebar

underside ofthe cable retainer
Remove the handle

from

the

♦

Accelerator/Brake

Open

the

remove the

♦

View/Start

Use the T25 wrench to remove the ten tamper-resistant

the

panel

and

Grip

grip

by carefully

while

pullingitaway.

from

handlebar.

Switches

Disconnect the

until

the cable is loose.

ball

end of the cable at the handle bypressing the

Pull

the cable

the handlebar by loosening the alien

bolt

control panel cover. Disconnect and label the switch wires.

switch

Buttons

mounting

and

Switches

screws. Replace switches only

with

ones of the same ratings.

mounting

upward

enough

to expose the

switches.

Label

and

disconnect

from

on the

Use

screws

pryingitfrom

the

the handle by the sheath.

clip

and sliding the handle

a flat-blade screwdriver to

from

the control panel.

wires.

Gently

bend the

prong of the holder just enough to slide the switch off the pushbutton holder. Unscrew the nut from

the pushbutton housing and remove it from the control panel cover.

♦

Coin

Meter

Switch

meter is located on a plate at the

off

power to the game.

Unlock

vault

the cash door and

bottom.

Remove

swing

it open. Remove the cash tubs. The

the screws and

lift

the plate just enough to

disconnect the meter wires from the harness. Record the meter count before testing or replacement.

♦

Coin

Mechanism

Switch

coin

seats

Turn

operation.

off

power to the game.

mechanism separately to clean or replace

fully

in the holder upon reinstallation. Close and lock the release latch, then close the door.

on the game and changethe

Unlock

mechanism

the coin door and swing it open.

withadifferent

setup, then test

type.

known

Unlatch

and remove each

Ensure that the mechanism

good

and bad

coinstoverify

Pull

large

1-11

Bill

Validator

The

game's

wiring

harnessasmanufactured does not support a

although the coin door

to install a bill

validator,

separate

will

accept such a mechanism.Itmay be possible to

but

this

has

not

been

tested.

bill

validator connection,

rework

the

wiring

harness

Monitor

Remove the

groove.

Monitor

THE VIDEO MONITOR IS HEAVY, WITH

ASSEMBLY.BE

The monitor

However,

MUST

♦

Speakers

NOTE:

sure

Two 5.25"

Remove

disconnect

speakers

Bezel

Remove

ISOLATE

The

that

any

the

dashboard

Read

does

when

speakers

replacement

full

range

speaker

the

cabling

and viewing glass. Grasp the monitor bezel at

the

bezel

from

these precautions thoroughlybefore beginning this procedure.

SURE

operating

THE

IT IS FIRML Y

not

require isolation from the A.C. line

outside

MONITOR

are magnetically

speakers

speakers

grille.

and

remove

from the enclosure. Carefully

the

cabinet.

A

!>

CAUTION

MOST

SUPPORTED

the

cabinetorservicing

FROM

LINE

VOLTAGE

shieldedtoprevent

are

also

magnetically

are

under the marquee. Remove

The

speakers

the

come

nuts on the mounting

reseat

the

enclosure. Refer to the Cabinet Wiring Diagram for correct

OF THE WEIGHT

AS

IT IS

REMOVED

the

WITH

AN

video

shielded.

out from

the

outsideofthe

screws

seals

upon completing any task in the

speaker

the

bottom

TOWARD

FROM

voltage

monitor

ISOLATION

monitor

the

marquee, glass,

and

THE

THE

in normal operation.

on a

TRANSFORMER.

color impurity. Be

cabinet. Be

before attempting to

polarity.

lift

FRONT

CABINET.

test

it out of the

OF

bench,

and

artwork.

sure

remove

speaker

THE

YOU

to

the

1-12

CABINET

ASSEMBLY

DIAGRAM

FLUORESCENT

FLUORESCENT BULB, 15W

5-1/2"

HANDLEBAR

CONTROL

PANEL

COIN

DOOR

ASSEMBLY

BLANK

CASH

DOOR

LAMP

ASSEMBLY

SPEAKER,8OHM

SPEAKER

GRILL

ASSEMBLY

ASSEMBLY

18"

ON/OFF

(2)

SWITCH

LEG

SCREENED

MARQUEE

LEVELER

MONITOR

CRT

GLASS

BEZEL

SCREENED

MARQUEE

GLASS,

25"

BLANK

25"

CABINET

REAR

DOOR

ASSEMBLY

HANDLE

CPU

PULL/VENT

ASSEMBLY

LINE

CORD

COVER

POWER

SUPPLY

1-13

FAN

ASSEMBLY

GAME

ELECTRONICS

COMPONENTS

CPU

BOARD

ASSEMBLY

THIS

GAME

WIRING

DAMAGE

♦

CPU

Board

Switch off power to the

EDGE

connectors.

set

in a

USES

HARNESS

THE

CPU

Assembly

connector

Remove

safe

place. Anti-static

AN

ONLY

ASSEMBLY

game.

and

the

the

if not tobereinstalled immediately.

♦

Memory

The

are

Switch off
from

the

Carefully note

To reinstall

Replacement

ROM

(Read

especially

powertothe

cabinet

each

memory

A.

^CAUTION

supply

chassis.

Only Memory) circuits contain the computer operating instructions. Memory

sensitivetostatic

game.

wall.

Set

the

IC position,

circuits,

Discharge

Do this

EDGE

WITH

Unlock

other

CPU

Board

bags

Unlock

CPU

board

then

orientachip

BEFORE

A<

CONNECTOR

AUTHORIZED

AND

VOID

and

cables.

Assembly

and

protective containers from new

charges.

and

remove

any

Use

remove

assembly

using a chip extraction tool.

over

static
touching

^CAUTION

WITH

THE

NON-STANDARD

PARTS.

WARRANTY!

USING

WIRING.

ANY

OTHER

REPLACE

PARTS

remove the rear door. Carefully note the orientation of

Extract

the

mounting

harness

screws.

and

Lift

the

other

board

parts

cables

from

outofthe

maybeused

the

cabinet

for

storage

devices

grounding

the

in a static-free work

its

socket

electricity build up in

or handling

rear

precautions

door.

Remove

and

press

the

electronic

when

handling

the the

area

and

firmly to

your

seat

bodybytouching

assemblies.

CPU

remove

pins. Do

these

board

the

parts.

assembly

cover.

not

force.

the

power

THE

CAN

the

board

and

1-14

♦

Power

Supply

Switch off power to

IEC A.C.

connector

front and two rear

the

from

screws

game.

the

Remove

rearofthe

screws,

supply

from the supply, then

then unlock

and

the

D.C.

lift

it off of the power

and

remove

connector

chassis.

the

rear

door. Unplug

from

the

front.

Note voltage setting.

Remove

the

two

To reinstall the power supply,

♦

chassis

Fan

and

align

the

mounting holes. Install the four

set

the voltage switch to the correct value.

screws

and

Set

the supply on

the two power connectors.

the

Switch off power to the game. Remove the cabinet rear door. Open the electronics assembly cover.

Disconnect

the

wiring

harnesses,

linking cable,

and

fan power

connector

from

the

circuit board.

Remove

the circuit boards from the electronics assembly box. Remove the four nuts holding the fan to the

electronics

assembly

box.

power

1-15

LINKING

INTERCONNECTING

1.

Verify

the operation of the existing games before making any changes. Unlockthe coin doors of both

cabinets and press the TEST

screen

different

at the bottom. Both cabinets must have the

versions

GAMES

may

cause

MODE

games

switches. Check the

same

to halt or

reset

at random.

VERSION

information displayed on the first

version number. Linking

games

2. Turn OFF the power for both cabinets. Unlock and remove the cabinet rear doors. Find the

cable.

3. The

side

Mate the

4.

Route
cable

5. Turn ON

serious

reportedonthe

6.

Press

the

for

Use

DIFFICULTY

It is

linking

LINKS

connectors

the

cable

through

the

errors

shipped

cable connectors are keyed to

CONNECTOR

power for both cabinets.

with

the

and

press

through

the

are

screen,

the

slotornotchinthe

detected,

refer to Troubleshooting in

spare

socket

firmly to

cabinet

the

games

parts.

(nearest

seat

interior

second

The

will

fit

one way. Orient the

the

POWER

fully.

Do not

and

outofthe

cabinet

games

enter

will

the

Section

the TEST MODE switches to enter the menu systems.

menu

one

the

cabinet,

brake

screenstothe

and

handle

setting.

GAME

SLAVE for

to go to

Do

not

ASSIGNMENTS

the

other. Each machine

the

DIFFICULTY setting. Both

turn off the

power

screen.

or your

connector)onthe

use

excessive

slotornotch.

and

attach

it to

startupand

"attract"

mode

Four

Select

must

machines

changes

for

Press

LINK

have a distinct

willbelost.

linking

cable end plug over the right

Electronics

Assembly.

force.

Route

the

free

the

electronicsasabove.

begin

the

Power On tests. Ifno

automatically If

there

assistance.

the

VIEW button to scroll through

TYPE,

must

then

LINK

have

choose

the

TYPE setting.

endofthe

are

same

with

linking

"

errors

MASTER

7.

Press

VIEW to scroll through

EXIT

AND

SAVE

8. Both

9.

10. If

machines

detected,

Retract

the

cables

Reinstall

the

top

the

cabinets

the

any

excess

away

the

and

sidesofthe

games

rear

need
LINKTYPE setting to NO
disconnect

the

cable.

CHANGES.

will

reset.

will

cable

from

doors

to be

o

the

menu

The

games

enter

the

"attract"

back

into

the

the

casters

onto

the

cabinets.

rear

doors

and

separated

LINK

for both

Do not turn off the

gaelcam

o

LOCATION

r (

PCB(ONNfCIOR

O C

OF

screenstothe

will

startupand

mode

automatically

cabinetssothat

during relocation

Lock

the

tighten snugly.

for

service

game

power

CONNECTOR

or relocation,

cabinets. Make

prior to saving the

)

o

5

EXIT MENU

begin

the

the

cablesdonot

and

protectsitsomewhat

rear

doors

Close

j-M-dilfcil

STEERS

LINKS

CONNSCIOK

FOR

LINKING

and

use

PowerOntests.

and

synchronize

and

remove

and

lock

the

enter

the

menu

suretosave

changes

pN

ij

O

CABLE

the

brake

handletoselect

If no

errors

quickly.

touch

the

floor.

from player's feet.

the

key. Install

cash

box

and

systems

these

changes

or they willbelost.

o

POWER

are

This

keeps

screws

coin doors.

and

return

before

at

the

you

">

1-16

GAME

OPERATION

STARTING

Each time the

These

displays information about the software version and condition of the hardware.

tests

*

* Press and hold the coin door TEST button to activate the TEST

Once all Power-up tests have been passed, the game

self-diagnostic

fails, then an error

If

no buttons are pressed, the system

fromatypical

Insert currency to start the game. Play begins after a

UP

game

is first turned on or power is restored, it begins executing code out of the boot

tests

automatically verify and report the condition of

message

game are alternated

will

be displayed for

will

quickly

with

previous

the

hardware.

If

any of the

each

test.

complete all tests then load and run the game.

MODE

goes

into its "attract mode."

high

scoresinan endless pattern

circuit

is chosen. The game

menu system.

until

will

Scenes

game playstarts.

progress

ROM.

The

screen

individual

and sounds

until

is exhausted. The game automatically returns to the "attract mode" when play ends.

GAME

The
avoiding obstacles and other vehicles. Players can choose from several biker personalities and circuits.

Each
is to complete

speed,

Players compete against drone

of a circuit automatically advance to the next stage.

RULES

game

involves a pizza delivery biker who rides through the city in competition with another driver while

circuit

has four stages: three pizza deliveries and the return to the pizzeria. The object of the game

all

and

of the deliveries and

point

bonuses

throughout the course.

delivery

return

to the pizzeriainthe shortest time possible. There are

bikers

or other

players.

Players

who

finish

one of the

four

stages

time

time,

INDIVIDUAL

Insert

currency or tokens to start the game. Press the

move

the

particular
CHOOSEABIKER,

play.

competition

The

players must pass several

The more bonuses collected

MULTIPLE

Two

playersonlinked

selection of a circuit and a

their respective pizzerias and

player is scoring more points during competition.

STATISTICS

An

on-screen display continually updates status

Scoreisthe

Best lap is the fastest

initials

Lap
XJeft

Rev

Speedometer

Icon showsthe player's current

linked cabinet ("1UP/2UP").

PLAY

handlebars

difficulty

PLAYERS

appear

time

is the elapsed time for the current player.

indicates the time remaining to complete the circuit.

counteristhe

to

the

desired

level:

EASY

select a character

begins

automaticallyasbikers

CHECKPOINTS

during

cabinets can

biker.

competition

player's

present

timeinwhich

nexttothe

shows the current scooter speed.

timeinminutes

RPMofthe

circuit

and

(Margherita),

MEDIUM

with

the handlebars and press the

and

the

run,

the faster the playerfinishes the stage.

compete

head-to-head.

When both players have completed their selections, the bikers leave

begins.

overall

score.

any

scooter's

position

player

and

motor.

and indicates whether the competitor is a drone

START

select

button.Atthe

it with

the

START

(Capricciosa),orHARD

roll

out of the

collect

An

indicator

information

pizzeria

onto

bonuses to successfully complete the pizza

The game

beginsasin

bar at the top of the screen shows

for the

player:

has ever completed the present

seconds.

CHOOSEARIDE

button.

Each

circuit

(Diabola).Atthe message

START

the

buttontobegin

circuit.

During

individual

circuit.

play

That player's

("CPU")

message,

has

game

the

race,

run.

with

the

which

or a

a

1-17

PLAYER

♦

START

This button

This same button selects items

♦

HANDLEBARS

CONTROLS

Button

allows

players to begin or continue

from

the TEST

play.Italso selects each player's

MODE

menus during service or adjustment.

circuit

The handlebars are used to guide the biker's scooter on the streets and to avoid fixed or moving

objects.
wheeltojumpinthe
menus

♦

BRAKE

Pushing

during

down on

service.

air.

the

The

handlebars

handlebars

while

move

the

the

scooter

cursor

is in motion

to different

causes

the

scooter's

selectionsinthe

TEST

The scooter brakes are activated by squeezing the handle opposite the accelerator grip. When the

handle is

♦

ACCELERATOR

released,

the

scooter

beginstoroll.

The right-hand handlebar grip is also the scooter's accelerator. The handlebar grip rotates downward

to

accelerate

♦

VIEW

BUTTON

the

scooter.

This button controls the player's road perspective during play. Players can select from one of several

views.

and

front

MODE

biker.

VIEW

BUTTON

START

TYPICAL

BUTTON

PLAYER

CONTROL

LOCATIONS

HANDLEBAR

ASSEMBLY

MECHANISi

ELERATOR

GRIP

1-18

OPERATOR

CONTROLS

CABINET

♦

♦

♦

CONTROL

♦

♦

♦

SWITCHES

Power

The

Monitor

The

Slam

Volume

The

Press

The

Test

The

run

Service

Switch

Power

Monitor

Tilt

Volume

(usually on

Switch

Remote

Remote

Switch

SWITCHES

Down

and

Down

the

turns

off

Adjustments

Adjustment

toporback

the

game

(typically in

panelofthe

during service. It

Board

(on coin door) prevents cabinet

Volume

and

Up

Volume

Buttons

(frequently mounted on or behind coin door in many

Up push-button switches increase or

either button brieflyto make minor changes.

Attract Mode volume is controlled independently of

Mode

Button

Test

Mode push-button switch enters the menu system.

automatic

Credit

(mounted on or behind the coin door on

tests.

To

save

Buttons

changes,

(mounted on or behind the coin door on

use

The Service Credit push-button switch allots credits

cabinet)

does

not

reset

the

the

cabinet

sets

the video display for optimum viewing.

abuses

near

the

monitor or control panel)

suchaspounding to obtain free

decrease

Press

and hold a button to make major changes.

NOTE

the

Game

Mode volume.

the

EXIT

selectiononthe

without

games

changing the game's bookkeeping total.

equipped with this switch)

Press

the

TEST

games

equipped

game

variables.

game

sound

Test

Mode button briefly to

MODE main

with

this switch)

menu.

games.

games)

levels.

These buttons may also be used instead of the player controls when operating the menu system.

NOTE:

The coin door must be open to reach the controlswitches in most games.

TYPICAL

CONTROL

SWITCH

LOCATIONS

1-19

TEST

MODE

MENU

SYSTEM

SYSTEM

Game variables and diagnostics

MODE

OVERVIEW

Main

Menu screen

allows

are

presented in a series of on-screen TEST MODE menus. The TEST

the operator to select one of several testing or statistical features and to

save changes made in the sub-menus. Each sub-menu screen displays one specific group of choices

a detail menu. The detail menu presents data, settings, or runs a test. You must be at the detail menu

level

to detect errors, make changes, or activate tests.

are

used

to move through the

ORGANIZATION

TEST MODE main menu

menus

screen

and

start or stop particular routines.

items fall into three categories: options, statistics,

be activated manually by pressing the START button after moving the cursor to them with the brake

handle.

Sub-menu screen items offer the operator choices

while others may have more than one. Sub-menus always have an option to return to the previous menu.

Detail-menu
make

screen

changes.

To scroll through the menus,

To return
press

SCREEN

the

the

indicated button. This

ADJUSTMENTS

items contain specific information.

There

is always a way to go back to

use

the

VIEW button. Only one highlighted item can be

game

to normal,

select

EXIT AND SAVE CHANGES from

saves

any

changes

The SCREEN ADJUSTMENTS display provides patterns for verifying the monitor performance or making

adjustments.

There

are

also

basic

testsofthe

critical CPU Board

Both

the operator controls and the player controls

within

a category. Some items have no sub-menu

The

operator

the

previous

madeinthe

must

menus

from

the

previous

components.

menus.

select

the

last

and

tests. Items

an item to run

detail menu

selected

TEST

MODE menu, then

tests

screen.

at a time.

must

or to

in

Pressing the TEST button

causes

the SCREEN ADJUSTMENTS display to

appearonscreen.

This

test

screen also displays during the start-up self-test, and includes patterns for adjusting monitor controls.
Convergence patterns

across

the

centerofthe

appearateach

screen.

The monitor controls to adjust

the

wall of

The
After making

next

cabinet,ormounted

software

menu

version,

any

screen.

check

changesoradjustmentstothe

Patterns

these

near

sum,

corner. Color bars for hue and brightness adjustments display

and

bars

should be

sharp

and

distinct.

features may be at the rear of the coin door cavity, attached to the

the

and

neckofthe

hardware

CRT.

RAM testing

video monitor,

status
press

also

are

the

VIEW button to

displayed on

advancetothe

the

screen.

SCREEN

ADJUSTMENTS

1-20

DISPLAY

AND

MENU

INPUT

TEST

START:

VIEW

CHANGE:

BRAKE:

ACCELERATOR:

HANDLE:
HANDLE

COIN

SERVICE:

INPUT

The

button
leftto right

HANDLE

COIN CHUTE value to

If

TEST

INPUT

TEST screen has checks of the game controls and coin chute. Pressing each control panel

causes

an indicator on screen to change from OFF to ON.

causes

UP value to

the

change

HANDLE

from OFF to ON. Dropping a coin down

change

values to change. Pressing down on the steering mechanism

briefly from

the control indicatordoes not change as expected, check the

UP:

CHUTE:

Push

view

OFF

for

to ON.

next

page

OFF

OFF

OFF
OFF

000

OFF

OFF

OFF

127

Moving

wiring

the steering mechanism from

the

coin mechanism

harnesses for that device,

causes

causes

the

the

Refer

to Section Four, Troubleshooting.

The normal

r

value should be

mechanism using the

HANDLE

within

values are 000 at

full

left and 256 at

full

rightfor the left-hand number. The

same

the range of 108 to 148 when the handlebar is centered. Recalibratethe steering

HANDLE

ADJUST

test

if necessary.

If

each control works properly, press

VIEW

to go to the next testing menu.

1-21

GAME

ASSIGNMENTS

1 COIN(S)
2 CREDIT(S)
2 CREDIT(S)

LINK

TYPE:

GAME

ADVERTISE

DIFFICULTY:

PASS

PROCESS

ASSIGNMENTS

NEXT

Push

Push

Push

SOUND:

LEVEL:

BAR:

view for next

brake

start

This screen contains settings for game parameters such as coin options,

The

attract volume.

displayed values

are

factory settings.

1 CREDIT(S)

START

CONTINUE

NO

YES

HARD

YES

NO

for

select

for

confirm

LINK

page

linking,

game

difficulty,

The left-hand column contains the type of settings, whereas the right-hand column contains the

the current setting.

button to

change

Squeeze

a setting when it is flashing.

COIN(S) is the number of coins required to obtain the number of CREDIT(S)

The CREDIT(S) lines in the left-hand column

a

game.

LINK

When

COIN(S) is

TYPE controls the

is connected. To connect two linked games, each must have an individual setting for

properly.

section

One

above

game

titled

mustbeset

LINKING.

the brake handle to move through the various settings.

set

the number of credits required to START or CONTINUE

set

to zero,

game's

the

linking

capabilities.

to MASTER,

game

allows free play.

and

Set

the

the

game

other

to SLAVE. For

to OFF ("NO

Press

the START

setinthe

opposite column.

LINK")ifno other cabinet

more

linking

information,

to work

and

status

see

of

the

ADVERTISE SOUND controls whether the

DIFFICULTY

from

"EASY"to"HARDEST."

PASS

four

stages

stage

of the circuit

PROCESS

Press

the

NEXT

changes

LEVEL

the level of expertise a player needs to advance to the next

sets

whether a player can advance to the next circuit after successfully finishing the

of each circuit. YES rewards the player

and

requires the player to add coins.

BAR is a software development tool. It should always be

VIEW

buttontoadvance

to

the

game

next

menu

will

have

sound

with

a new circuit. NO

screen.

1-22

during the time between

stage

ends

the

game

set

to "NO."

games.

through a range

after the fourth

PUSH

Push

HANDLE

START

view for

ADJUST

TO

ADJUST

next

page

HANDLE

MOVE

AND

RIGHT

Push

HANDLE

HANDLE

ADJUST

ADJUST recalibrates the steering mechanism.

screen. When the screen displaychanges to showthe POTE and

fully

to the

left,

then

fully

mechanism

to the

ADJUST

POTE:

NORM:

===|==

HANDLE

TO

128

128

ADJUST

view for next

right.

The game

LEFT

page

Press

START at

NORM

will

measure the value of the potentiometer

the

HANDLEADJUST

scales, move the steering

menu

at each extreme and take the arithmetic mean of the values to determine a centering point.

The values shown on screen during this test are for reference purposes only. The center value of the

POTE

indicator

right-hand

should be between 100 and 150, and the left-hand

limit

shouldbeless

After completing this test,

push

than

235.

the

VIEW button to

The

value

of NORM is

advance

limit

the

meanofthe

to the next

should be 20 or greater,

two

limit

values.

menu

screen.

while

the

1-23

LAMP

COIN

BASS:

SOUND

SOUND

SOUND

OUTPUT

START

COUNTER

CHANNEL

CHANNEL

CHANNEL

Push

TEST

view for next

6

1

2

3

page

OUTPUT

The

OUTPUT TEST

lever to

LAMP

COIN COUNTER

coin

TEST

select

START is not

counter

meter

screen

each

test,

used

tests

the coin mechanism switch contact. With

advancesbyone

and

in this

items

check

the

START button to activate or make

game.

BASS plays music continually to adjust

bass)tonine

The

SOUND

speaker,

cabinet).

Press

VIEWtoadvance

(full

bass).

CHANNEL

Channel 2 is

items

the

right-hand

to

sendatest

the

next

menu

the operation of output signals from the CPU. Use the brake

unit.

the

tone of the

tonetothe

speaker,

screen.

changesineach

each

pressofthe

sound

output.

selected

channel.

The

level is adjustable from zero (no

Channel1is

and Channel 3 is an optional sub-woofer (not

category.

START button, the

the

left-hand

used

in this

1-24

BOOK-KEEPING

1/2

BOOK-KEEPING

2/2

COINS:

COIN

CREDITS:

BOOK

SERVICE

TOTAL

NUMBER

CONTINUE

P1

GAMES:

P2

GAMES:

KEEPING

CREDITS:

CREDITS:

OF

GAMES:

Push

The BOOK KEEPING

The first

screen

includes information on the number of coins accepted, credits allotted, service credits

GAMES:

view

screens

for

next

display general

page

1234

1234

1234

1234

1234

1234

1234

1234

game

TOTAL

PLAYTIME:

AVERAGE

LONGEST
SHORTEST

TIME:

Push

play statistics.

TIME:

TIME:

TIME:

view for

next

00000

000

page

0000

00 00

00

00 00

00

00

allotted, total credits allotted, games completed, continued games completed, single-player games, and
linked

games. The second screen displays information on the duration of a

There are no adjustable settings on either ofthe

totals, go to the

RESET

HALLOFFAME.

final

menu page and choose RESET

Press

VIEWtoadvancetothe

BOOK

KEEPING

BOOK-KEEPING.

next

screens. To reset the bookkeeping

menu

screen.

typical

game.

To delete the high scores, select

TIME

The

HISTOGRAM

TIME

HISTOGRAM

game. The top part of the

shows

the

Press

VIEWtoadvance

numberofplayers

screen

screen

to

the

TIME

HISTOGRAM

0-2:

2.5-3

3.5-4

4.5-5

5.5-6

7-8:

WINh

WINh

WINh

JERS

JERS
JERS

1234

1234

1234

1234

1234

1234

MEDIUM:

HOT:
LIGHT:

Push

view

for

2-2.5

3-3.5

4-4.5

5-5.5

6-7:

8-X:

nex

1234

1234

1234

1234

1234

1234

1234

1234

1234

tpage

contains information on the number of players to win the circuits of the

shows a range of total game play times. The bottom of the screen

winning

next

each

menu

circuit.

screen.

1-25

GAME

STATISTICS

GAME

STATISTICS

MARGHERITA

GAMEOVER/

1:

123

2:

123

3:

123

4:

123

CAPRICCIOSA

GAM

EOVER/

1

123

2

123

3

123

4

123

Push

GAME

Push

CONTINUE/

123

123

123

123

view for

STATISTICS

CONTINUE/

/

123

/

123

/

123

/

123

view for

next

next

/

/

/

/

WINNERS

page

WINNERS

page

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

DIABOLA

GAMEOVER/

1:

123

2:

123

3:

123

4:

123

Push

CONTINUE/

/

123

/

123

/

123

/

123

view for next

/

/
/
/

page

WINNERS

123

123
123
123

GAME

The
the game. Three

winners for each stage of each circuit. Press the

STATISTICS

GAME

STATISTICS

screens

screens

break down

give more detailed information about player abilities in

data

into the number of

VIEW

games

button to advance the display to the desired

circuit. These screens help the operator determine whether the game

playersata particular location.

Press

VIEW to

advance

through

each

GAME STATISTICS

1-26

screen

andtothe

over,

games

difficulty

each

circuit of

continued, and

is appropriate for the

next

menu

screen.

EXIT

EXIT

MENU

EXIT
RESET

RESET

Push

Push

Push

WITHOUT

AND

HALL

BOOK-KEEPING

view for

brake

start

SAVE

for

for

SAVE

CHANGES

OF

FAME

next

select

confirm

CHANGES

page

This menu gives options for saving or discarding changes made in previous menus and resetting high

scores

will

and

discard

book keeping totals. Turning off

any

changestoprevious

screens.

the

machine before choosing EXIT AND SAVE CHANGES

To keep all

changes

made in previous screens,

use

the brake lever to highlight

CHANGES, then press START to save the changes and return the game to

EXIT

ATTRACT

AND

mode.

SAVE

1-27

TM

RADIKAL

BIKERS

SECTION

TWO

PARTS

Warning

USE

OF

NON-ATARI

DAMAGE!

* For safety

* Substitute parts or modifications may void FCC type acceptance.

USE

and

PARTS

ONLY

ATARI

reliability, substitute parts

OR

CIRCUIT MODIFICATIONS MAY

AUTHORIZED

PARTS.

and

modifications are not recommended.

CAUSE

SERIOUS

INJURY

OR

EQUIPMENT

RADIKAL

BIKERS (30038)

CONTROL

A-22577

FLUORESCENT

20-10480

FLUORESCENT

A-22365

FLUORESCENT

24-8809

5-1/2"

HANDLEBAR

(SEE

DETAIL

PANEL

ASSEMBLY

STARTER, 1

LAMP

ASSEMBLY

BULB,

15W

SPEAKER, 8

5555-15098-00 {2\

SPEAKER

01-11859

GRILL

ASSEMBLY

DRAWING)

5W-

1

VIDEO

OHM

CABINET

FRONT

VIEW

25"

POP

HEADER

31-3238

SCREENED

31-3236-1

MARQUEE

08-7456-4

MONITOR

5675-15215-01

CRT

08-7456-10

BEZEL

03-8497

GLASS,

GLASS

25"

MARQUEE

25"

1

LANK

COIN

DOOR

(SEE

DETAIL

&

APPLICATION

DECALS:

PART

31-3232

31-3233

31-3234-1
31-3234-2

31-3234-3

31-3235-1

31-3235-2

31-3237

ASSEMBLY

NO.

DRAWING

CHART)

CABINET
CABINET

CONTROL

CONTROL

CONTROL

CONTROL
CONTROL

BEZEL

DESCRIPTION

SIDE
SIDE

PANEL

PANEL
PANEL

PANEL
PANEL

BOTTOM

PANEL,
PANEL,

LEFT
RIGHT

HOUSING,

HOUSING, RIGHT SIDE
HOUSING,

OVERLAY,
OVERLAY, RIGHT

LEFT

FRONT

LEFT

SIDE

LEG

LEVELER

08-7377

SCREENED

04-11305

(4)

CABINET

2-2

RADIKAL BIKERS

(30038)

RELATED

(SEE

MAIN

DOOR

DETAIL

HARNESS

ON/OFF

5642-14632-00

HANDLE

03-8326

LOCK

DRAWING)

H-22578

ASSEMBLY

20-10487

CPU

(SEE

DETAIL

VIDEO

SWITCH

PULL/VENT

(2)

HARDWARE

ASSEMBLY

DRAWING

CABINET

REAR

-

25"

VIEW

REAR

(SEE

DOOR

DETAIL

ASSEMBLY

DRAWING)

20-10435

LINKING

(SEE

CABLE

LINE

CORD

APPLICATION

CHART'

LINE

CORD

01-10714

COVER

FIXED

20-9945

POWER

20-10167

CASTER

SUPPLY

WHEEL

(2)

2-3

A-22577

CONTROL

PANEL

ASSEMBLY

03-9772.1

31-3235-1

04-11289.2

WOOD

CONTROL

FLANGEGRIP

4420-01141-00

LEFT PLASTIC COVER

LEFT DECAL

LEFT PLATE

CONTROL

20-9841.1

CONTROL

PANEL

NUT

PANEL

11-1293

HINGE

PANEL

1/4-20

04-11303

(4)

HOUSING

HANDLEBAR

ASSEMBLY

MECHANISM

(UPPER)

03-9773.1

31-3235-2

04-11290.2

RIGHT PLASTIC COVER

RIGHT DECAL

RIGHT PLATE

HARDWARE

4008-

4108-

4408-

4608-

4700-

4702-

4702-

4020-

4010-

4010-

4010-

PART

01003-16

01193-1

01128-00

01081-11

00072-00

00014-00

00013-00B

01079-24

01100-08

01100-20

01070-20

NOT

NO.

OB

SHOWN:

MS

8-32

SMS #8 X
KEPS

H-F

FW

.265x.500x.032

LW

1/4-20

LW

#10

CS

1/4-20X1-1/2

10-32X1/2

TR

TR

10-32X1-1/4

MS

10-32X1-1/4

DESCRIPTION

X 1

5/8

NUT

8-32

#8X11/16

INTERNAL

INTERNAL

P-PH-S

TAMP

RES

(4)

PL-HWH (6)

TOOTH

TOOTH,

SH

BH, BUCK (8)

BH,

HH

(8)

(14)

(4)

BLACK

UNC

BLACK
(4)

(4)

(16)

(4)

(4)

CARRIAGE

BOLT

1/4-20X1-1/4

4320-01164-20B

2-4

BRAKE

HAND

HAND

04-12482

HAND

BRAKE

23-6843

BRAKE

BRAKE

03-9886

CABLE

HAND

END

02-5468

PROTECTOR

NYLON

BRAKE

04-12483

RETAINER

STOPPER

HANDLEBAR

CABLE

MECHANISM

-

UPPER

UPPER

HANDLEBAR

03-9884

ACCELERATOR

04-12484

COVER

CABLE

HAND

23-6844

GRIP

ACCELERATOR

HANDLE

ASSEMBLY

04-12487

HAND

GRIP

23-6844

r

UPPER

LOWER

04-12485

LOWER

HANDLEBAR

23-6845

HANDLEBAR

03-9885

PROTECTOR

PROTECTOR

HANDLEBAR

COVER

2-5

SPRING

10-547

MICROSWITCH

5647-15938-00

POTENTIOMETER

02-5647

ARM

SPRING

10-548

GEAR

POTENTIOMETER

5014-15939-00

CENTRAL

03-9887

SHAFT

01-15018

GEAR

STOPPER

ROCKER

BEARING

20-10577

ARM

>

z

o

r-

m

to

>

END

CD

BRAKE

10-545

RECOVERY

SPRING

STOPPER

03-9888

m

O

>

to

O

MICROSWITCH

5647-15937-00

SHAFT

MICROSWITCH

5647-15937-00

RECOVERY

10-546

MICROSWITCH

01-15017

SPRING,

LEVER

THROTTLE

m

J)

20-10209-5

PUSHBUTTON

ASSEMBLY

HANDLEBAR

ASSEMBLY

MECHANISM

2-7

CPU

BOARD

ASSEMBLY

DESIGNATION

IC6

IC12

IC14

IC19

IC24

IC25

IC26

IC27

IC32

IC33

IC34

IC35

IC51

IC52

FAN

INDICATOR,

SWITCH

Field

Replaceable

PART

NUMBER

A-5343-30038-1

A-5343-30038-2

A-5343-30038-3

A-5343-30038-4

A-5343-30038-5

A-5343-30038-6

A-5343-30038-7

A-5343-30038-8

A-5343-30038-5

A-5343-30038-6

A-5343-30038-7

A-5343-30038-8

A-5370-15717

A-5370-15717

20-10575

AND

REPLACEABLE

Parts -

Upper

FUNCTION

Game

Game
Game

Game

Game
Game
Game

Game
Game

Game

Game
Game

Dual

Dual

Cooling

COMPONENT

Board

Assembly

Program

Program
Program

Program

Program
Program
Program

Program
Program

Program

Program
Program

Power

Power

Amplifier

Amplifier

Fan

RAB6

RAB12
RAB14

RAB19

RAB24
RAB25
RAB26

RAB27
RAB24

RAB25

RAB26
RAB27

LOCATIONS

DESCRIPTION

EPROM

EPROM

EPROM
EPROM
EPROM
EPROM

EPROM
EPROM
EPROM

EPROM

EPROM
EPROM

TDA1552Q

TDA1552Q

Cooling

Assembly

Assembly

Assembly
Assembly
Assembly
Assembly

Assembly
Assembly
Assembly

Assembly

Assembly
Assembly

Audio

Audio

Fan

12VDC

IC

IC

2-8

SPEAKER

H-20346

MAIN

H-22576

HARNESS

HARNESS

20-10487

FERRITE

5556-13956-00

ELECTRONICS

BEADS

(3)

MONITOR

CPU

ASSEMBLY

HARNESS

FAN

ASSEMBLY

20-10575

ASSEMBLY

CPU

BOARD

ASSEMBLY

MARQUEE

CONNECTOR

DC

POWER

CONNECTOR

POWER

LINE

SWITCH

LIGHT

VOLTAGE

D.C.

MAIN

Connector

Pin //

1, 2, 3

4,

7

*Note: Mony

use

yellow

white for

as

the

SUPPLY

POWER

Function

+

6

for

-12V.

5VDC

Ground

-5VDC
+12VDC

-12VDC

computer

+12V,

This is

5,

pinoutiscorrect.

Pin

grade

blue

acceptable

20-10167

CONNECTOR

Designation

Wire

Color

Red

Black

Yellow*

Orange*

Blue*

power

-5V,

supplies

and

as long

for

+5VDC

(ON

LINE

CONNECTOR

NTERNAL

2VDC

ADJUSTMENT

REAR

OF

CORD

FAN

UNIT)

2-9

REAR

DOOR

LOCK

ASSEMBLY

PAD

KEY

LOCK

01-11286

LOCK

01-11287

BRK

BRK

CABINET

SHOWN

FOR

REFERENCE

NUT

1/4-20

4420-01141-00

1/4-20

FLANGRIP

LOCK

PLATE

01-11285

CARRIAGE

4320-01123-20B

X

BOLT

1-1/4

NUT

1/4-20

4420-01141-00

DOOR

FLANGE

BRACKET

01-11291

•PRIMARY

-F

#8-32x11/16

DOOR

20-10350

REAR

4608-01081-11

•DOOR

20"

VENT HOLE COVER

GRIP

CAM

LOCK

PL-HWH

LOCK

DOOR

CAM

ASSEMBLY

UPPER

DOOR

01-8989

LOCK

LOCK

RETAINER

01-7264

A-20281

CAM

PLATE

NUT

4420-01141-00

BOLT'1/4-20xT-1/4

4320-01123-20B

1/4-20

FLANGE

LOCK

01-11285

PLATE

•DOOR

GRIP

CB

LOCK

CAM

BOLT

1/4-20x1-1/4

4320-01123-20B

CB

2-10

COIN

MECH

MECH

KEY

#259or#555

SOCKET

HOLDER

HOOK

CAM

24-8768

LIGHT

LOCK

BULB

NUT

ARM

WASHER-

COIN

DOOR

ASSEMBLY

KEY-

27-3729

BUTTON

27-3730

27-3733

REJECT

UPPER

BEZEL

or

BEZEL

PLATE

NOTE:

APPLICATION

FOR

ASSEMBLY

SEE

COIN

CHART

DOOR

NUMBER

LOWER

SPACER

PLATE

2-11

LINE

CORD

APPLICATION

CHART

\Part

Country

USA

UK

Number

\

5850-

13271-

00

5850-

13272-

00

•

5850-

13273-

00

5850-

13275-

00

•

Italy •

Japan

New

Zealand

Germany

Spain

Denmark

Finland

Holland

Norway

Switzerland

Hungary

Canada

Austria

France

Australia

•

Belgium

Saudi

Arabia

India

Indonesia

•

5850-

13276-

00

5850-

13277-

00

•

•

•

5850-

13278-

00

•

2-12

ELECTRO-MECHAN

N^art

Number

Na-soooo-

COIN

ICAL

COI

02 03 06

NDG

07

DOOR

VSSE

or;

09

APPLICATION

MBL

IES

11

14

13

CHART

24

15

17

18

20 22

23

33 38

86

87

Country

USA

Italy

Japan

New

Zealand

Germany
Spain

Denmark

Finland

Holland

Norway

Switzerland

Hungary

Canada

Austria

Australia

Belgium

Saudi

Arabia

India

Indonesia

\

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

2-13

RADIKAL

BIKERS

SECTION

THREE

Warning

Failuretoreconnect

installed

and securelytightened may

all

ground

WIRING

wiresorreplace

resultinradio

metal

shields

frequency

3-1

and

covers

interference.

with

each

mounting

screw

Edge

Connector

Chart

FUNCTION

Ground

Ground

+5VDC

+5VDC

Not

Used

Not

Used

Key

Block

Speaker
Speaker

Woofer

Video

Green

Video

Sync

Service

Not

Used

Not

Used

Not

Used

Not

Used

Not

Used

Not

Used

Not

Used

Not

Used

Not

Used

Not

Used

Not

Used

Not

Used

Not

Used

Ground

-, Left

-, Right

-

Credits

WIRE

Black

Black

Red

Red

N/C

N/C

N/C

N/C

Brown-Grey

Brown-White

N/C

Yellow-Green

Yellow-White

White-Grey

N/C

N/C

N/C

N/C

N/C

N/C

N/C

N/C

N/C

N/C

N/C

N/C

N/C

Black

SOLDER

COLOR

SIDE

PIN

A

B

C

D

E

F

H

J 8

K

L

M

N

P

R

S

T

U

V

w

X

Y

z

a

b

c

d

e

f

PIN

2

3

4

5

6

7

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

1

WIRE

COLOR

Black

Black

Red

Red

N/C

Orange

N/C

Brown

Red-Grey

Red-White

Woofer

Yellow-Red

Yellow-Blue

Yellow-Black

Black-Blue

Black-Brown

AND

Black-Red

White

+

Orange-Red

Orange-Green

White-Red

N/C

White-Yellow

White-Green

White-Blue

White-Violet

N/C

Yellow-Brown

Black

COMPONENT

FUNCTION

Ground

Ground

+5VDC

+5VDC

Start

Lamp

+12VDC

Key

Coin

Counter

Speaker

Speaker

N/C

Video

Red

Video

Blue

Video

Ground

Test

Coin

1

Start

Sound

Sound

Raise

Not

View

Brake

Accelerator

Potentiometer

Not

Ground

Ground

SIDE

+

-

Wheel

Used

Used

1

+, Left

+, Right

FUNCTION

Digital

Circuits

Audio, Lights

RANGE

+4.90Vto+5.10V

+11.5V

LIMITS

to+13.5V

D.C.

Power

COLOR

Red

Orange

Source

FUNCTION

Coin

Auxiliary

3-2

Voltage

Lights

Power

Limits

RANGE

-4.75Vto-5.25V

-11.5V

LIMITS

to-13.5V

COLOR

Yellow

Blue

»

ENCLOSURE

METAL

CPU

BOARD

CONTROL

PANEL

: :

••:--<

o m

2 33

ASSEMBLY

GND

1

RED/GRY

RED/WHT

BRN/WHi

WHT/BLU

RED

WHT/VIO

"GNDHACCEL

-GNrj

-]

RAISE

+

5VDC

WHEEL

YEL/REP

YFI

/WHT

YEl/BLK

WHT/GRY

YEL/BRN

BLK/BRN
BLK/RED

WHEEL

BLK/BRN

I BLK/RED"

ORG/RED

NC

ORG/GRN

WHT/RED

(NOTE

3)'

GO

I

GO

RAISE

COIN

DOOR

-5VDC

GND IB ~g>

2/

COIN

COIN

COIN

LEFT

RIGHT

COIN

METER

o

>

CO

z

m

H

i

id

z

Q

Si

RVICE

TEST /

VOL + /
VOL - /
SERVICE

GND

VIDEO

GRN

BLU
GND

:•-••";:.:

/

VIDEO

BOARD

ASSEMBLY

SWITCHES

TEST

MODE
VOLUME
VOLUME

SERVICE

MONITOR

CRT

ASSEMBLY

UP
DOWN
CREDIT

D

>

Q

3D

>

MEMORY

BOARD

ASSEMBLY

ACCELERATOR

POTENTIOMETER

NOT

USED

POWER

SUPPLY

WHT/BLU

WHT/ViO
NC~

:.

YEL/BRN

BLK/BLU

jjrg/Md

ORG/GRN

WHT/GRY

YEL/RED
YEL/GRN

YEL/BLU
YEL/BLK

H LINKING CABLE

I TO OTHER GAME

COMPUTER

MANY

POWER

SUPPLIES

YELLOW FOR

ORANGE

AND
THISISACCEPTABLE
LONGASCONNECTOR
PINOUTISCORRECT.

BLUE

-5VDC.

FOR

+12VDC,

FOR

-12VDC.

GRADE

USE

RED/GRY

BRN/GRY

RED/WHT

BRN/WHT

AS

NOTES:

1.

2.

3- BLK/BRN AND BLK/RED COIN WIRES

+CH1

-CHI

-CH2

CONNECT

ALL METAL

WIRE

COLORSDONOT

CONTROL

PANEL

CRIMPED

ARE

PIN T HAS NO

^

&

COMPONENT

TOGETHER

CONNECTION.

LEFT

SPEAKER

PARTS

TO AC

CHANGE

CONNECTORS

AT PIN16ONLY.

GROUND

AT

NOTE:

THERE

CHART

FOR

PROPER

LINE

CORD

=OWER

SWITCH

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r~

i

BLK YEL

WHT

WHT

BLK

RED

O <

O 2

O 3

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2 O

3 O

2 O-

3 o

4

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FUSE GRN YEL

FOR

OPERATION

ON

1. RATINGOFPOWER

2.

FLUORESCENT

3.

VOLTAGE

4.

A.C.

POWER

LAMP

SWITCHONPOWER

TRANSFORMER

OTHER

SUPPLY

ASSEMBLY

SEE

ARE 4 ITEMS THAT

APPLICATION

MUSTBECHANGED

LINE

VOLTAGES:

FUSE

SUPPLY

LINE

FUSE

APPLICATION

VOLTAGE

120

230

FUSE

4A

2A

CHART

SB

SB

RATING

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BOARD

DESIGNATION

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D2

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CPU

BOARD

DESIGNATION

D1

D1

D2

&D2

&D2

&D2

HEATSINK

LED

LED

INDICATOR

FUNCTION

POWER

INDICATOR

INDICATOR

FUNCTION

POWER

INDICATOR

STATUS

STATE

ON

ON

OFF

STATUS

STATE

ON

ON

ON

BOARD

IC27

IC26

IC25

IC24

ASSEMBLY

1C35

IC34

IC33

IC32

UPPER

CHART-STAND

MEANING

IC33

FAULT

DSP

IC94

FAULT

NORMAL

CHART-LINKED

MEANING

WAITING

SYNC

SENDING

RECEIVING

FOR

SIGNAL

DATA

IC19

IC14

ALONE OPERATION

OPERATION

DATA

IC 1 2

P

SW1

IC6

PCB

CONNECTOR

3-5

TM

RADIKAL

BIKERS

SECTION

FOUR

This

game

uses

The

following

Ensure

Discharge

the

Thisistobedone

3.

Store

storeortransport

DO NOT
Doingsowill

Always

completed.

that

power

the

complex

precautions

the

any

supply

electronic

remove

damage

replace

Ensure

TROUBLESHOOTING

A.C.

static

chassis

BEFORE

the

or

ground

electronic

must

powertothe

electricity

assemblies

game

connect

the

electronic

wires,

that

ail

components

be

observed

gameisturned

buildupin

while

the

touchingorhandling

inananti-static

CPU

Board

any

electronic

shields,

ground

and

your

line

cordisconnected

Assembly.

assemblies

safety

and

mounting

4-1

that

are

very

followed

bodybytouching

assemblies

and

covers,

priortohandling

OFF priortoservicing

the

electronic

area.

screws

void

etc.

Anti-static

when

the

are

SENSITIVE

the

toaproperly

assemblies.

bags

the

warranty.

when

maintenance

installed

to

game

the

safety

aretobe

cabinet

and

static

electricity.

electronics.

electronics.

ground

grounded

power

or

service

tightened

stud

outlet.

used

is

firmly.

of

to

ON.

is

GAME

1.

DOES

Game

A:

appears

Check

NOT

that

START

completely

the

Power

non-functional;

Switch

has

been

no

audio,noillumination,novideo

turned

ON (on

power

supplyatrearofthe

display.

main

cabinet).

B: Turn

C: Remove the Line Cord.

D: Unlock and open the cabinet door or panel as required to expose the

E: Examine the A.C. fuses on the A.C. chassis or the power supply, and the D.C. fuses on the

F:

2: Video

A:

B:

OFF

the

game

power. Unplug the A.C. line cord.

breaker.

damage.

press

that cabinet wiring
board connectors (refer to Wiring Diagram, Section Three). Inspect

chassis or the electronic equipment shelf.

Fully

game power

game

Unlock
electronics under

(LEDs)ifthere is

The

Power Supply Line Voltage Switch

Test

the line cord, power plug

Verify

the continuity of each wire in the cord. Install the cord at the Power Supply and

firmlyto fully

seat

the

appears non-functional, but currency

A.C.

ON.

seat

the connector into the supply receptacle.

harness

connectors are

plug in the power outlet.

Check the

D.C.

wiring

harness and connectorsiffuse opens the

mustbesettoagree

fully

If

any fuse is

Verify

and open the cabinet door and the game electronics assembly cover. Inspect the

low

light

level

conditions. A

voltageinthe processor

glow

circuits.

Examine

seated

faulty,

that

acceptor

will

This

the

Power

Supply

with

the

and

I.E.C. connectors for breaks or

game

electronics. Ensure

in the corresponding power supply and

wiring

for breaks or damage.

replace it

A.C.

line voltage is present. Turn the

price indicator is illuminated.

be seen

does

not

with

from

the

mean that

an identical fuse.

Light

are as they should be, but it does indicate that the CPU Board is receiving some
the power

Turn

seated

harness connectors in the

OFF

onto

supply.

the game

the

CPU

The power supply fan shouldalso be operating.

power.

Board

same

Ensure

thatthe

connector.

way.

JAMMA

Check

Wire

Harness connector is attached and

the edge connector of the

PCB

fuse

local line voltage.

circuit

Emitting

voltagesorsignals

D.C.

power

and other

or circuit

again.

Diodes

from

fully

wiring

C:

Turn

OFF

the

power

to the

game.

EPROMs and daughter board connectors are properly seated.

CAUTION: DO NOT REMOVE OR INSTALL

DOING

D:

Turn ON the game

SO

WILL

DAMAGE

power.

THE

Using

the 20

voltages present at the Power connector
the Cabinet

E:

Using

Any

reading here indicates that the

Verify

F:

Note

Emitting

G: Enter

the SCREEN

a problem with

Wiring

the 2

that the game runs and completes the

errors and/or failures

Diodes

the

game

Volt

Diagram

A.C.

(Section

setting on a

Three)

digital

supply

found

during

with

the

LED

Indicator Status Chart (Section Three) and note any discrepancies.

menu system by pressing and holding the TEST MODE switch.

ADJUSTMENT

the

PCB or its components. Contact your distributor for

display should read

Open

the

CPU

ANY

CPU

pins.

Assembly

CONNECTOR WHEN POWER IS TURNED ON.

BOARD

Volt

forspecific

voltmeter,

ASSEMBLY

D.C.

setting on a

Adjust

the

+5V

wiring

measure the same

cover.

AND

VOID

digital

sourceifit is necessary. Refer to

information

voltages are unstable and maycontain

power-up

these tests. Compare the

"OK."Ifthe test yields any other result, there is

4-2

self-test sequence

CPU

Check

THE

WARRANTY.

that the

voltmeter, measure

and voltage

D.C.

voltages as above.

limits.

ripple

without

Board

assistance

any errors.

Assembly

The

RAM

with faults.

game

D.C.

or noise.

Light

test

of

GAME

CANNOT

BE

PLAYED

1. Game will

A:

Unlock and open the

currency. Check the vault and remove any items that block the path from the mechanism.

B:

Unlock and open the coin door. Check each mechanism by hand to

Remove

Verify

C:

is

D:

Enter the game menu system by pressing and

test

not

accept

currencyortokens

cash

door. Empty the cash box. Inspect the revenue for any counterfeit

and

cannot

be started.

Audio

and

video

ensure

the

mechanism

and

clear the currency path. Reinstall

the

mechanism

that the mechanism is level when the doors are closed. Repair or replace the coin doorifit

bent

or damaged. Adjust the cabinet leg levelersifnecessarytokeep

screens

by pressing the

VIEW

holding

button to the

GAME

the TEST

ASSIGNMENTS

MODE

mechanisms

switch.

screen

One for additional details). Use this screen to confirm the pricing and setup of the mechanism

usedinthe

E:

Verify

2.

Game

accepts

A:

Unlock

Verify

bad coins to

B: Ensure that no loose parts or wires are caught in the hinges, latches, or switch contacts.

game.

that each coin mechanism is operating properly by placing it in a known good unit.

currencyortokens,

but

does

not

start.

Audio

and

video

are

present.

and open the coin door. Check each mechanism by hand to ensure proper mounting.

that each of the release latches is in the closed and locked position. Test known good and

seeifthe mechanism accepts and rejects the currency correctly.

are present.

proper mounting.

and

latch it.

vertical.

Scroll

through the

(refer to Section

C: Inspect to

Check connectors and cables for

D:

Enter the game menu system by pressing and

test

seeifthe external coin door indicators (pricing, flashing arrows, etc.) are illuminated.

wiring

continuity from Filter Board to the coin mechanisms.

screens

by pressing the

VIEW

holding

button to the

GAME

the TEST

MODE

ASSIGNMENTS

switch. Scrollthrough the

screen

(refer to Section

One for additional details). Use this option to confirm the pricing and setup of the mechanism

usedinthe

E: Check for continuity in

game.

each

of the

suspect

switch connections (Common to Normally Open or

Common to Normally Closed). Replace faulty switches (bent levers, broken actuators, etc.).

F:

Verify

that each coin mechanism is operating properlyby placing itin a known good

unit.

4-3

CONTROL

PROBLEMS

1. Player controls are intermittent or completely non-functional. Game starts normally.

A:

Unlock

MODE

and open the coin door. Enter the game menu system by pressing and

switch inside the coin door. Press the

VIEW

button to scroll through the menu

holding

the INPUT TEST (refer to Section One for additional details). OK should appear on the screen

these

tests

only when a switch is activated. Use

the

game.

to confirm

the

operation of

each

switch

the TEST

screens

used

to

in

B: Use

the

VIEW button to scroll through the

START, then move the handlebar to its extreme left and right positions. The

be 20 or greater in the far left position and 235 or less in the far right position. The position

will

the

handlebar

changeasthe

indicator

C: Move

D:

Turn OFF the game power. Open the control panel. Grip the handlebar and carefully

panel back on its hinge. Ensure that no loose parts or wires are caught in hinges, latches, or

switches.

E: Check that the cabinet

connected to the control input wires from the joystick wiring

This

F:

game

(Section

Verify

Normally

uses

a non-standard

Three)

for specific wiring information.

continuity in

Closed). Ensure that the control is operating properly by placing in a known good unit.

2. Handlebar calibration is

A:

Unlock

MODE

and open the coin door. Enter the game menu system by pressing and

switch inside the coin door. Press the

the INPUT TEST (refer to Section One for additional details). OK should

only when a switch is activated. Use

the

game.

menu

screenstothe

HANDLE ADJUST test.

NORM

handlebar

to its

exact

wiring

each

of the switch connections (Common to Normally Open or Common to

not

correct (refer to

is moved.

center

position.

The

NORM

value

shouldbe100-150.

is correct for this game. Ensure that the controls are properly

JAMMA

harness

connector. Refer to the Cabinet

steps

A-D above). Game starts normally.

and

the

JAMMA

Wiring

holding

VIEW

button to scroll through the menu

these

tests

to confirm the operation of

appear

on the screen

each

switch

Press

value should

tilt

the

connector.

Diagram

the TEST

screens

used

to

in

B: Use

the

VIEW button to scroll through the

menu

screenstothe

HANDLE ADJUST test.

START, then move the handlebar to its extreme left and right positions. The

NORM

value should

be 20 or greater in the far left position and 235 or less in the far right position. The position

will

indicator

C: Move

the

handlebar

D: Turn OFF the

then

scrolltothe

100-150.

E: Repeat

cycled

F: Unlock

MODE switch inside

the

only

the

steps

OFF

and

INPUT

when

game.

a switch is activated.

changeasthe

to its

game

power, wait ten

HANDLE

C and D

and

ON.

open

the coin door. Enter

TEST

(refer to Section

until

the

handlebar

exact

center

ADJUST

the

NORM

coin door.

is moved.

position.

seconds,

test

as

The

and

turn it ON again.

before.

The

NORM

NORM

value

shouldbe100-150.

Press

value

should

and

hold TEST MODE,

stillbebetween

value remains between 100 and 150 each time power is

the

game

menu

One

Use

systembypressing

Press

the VIEW button to scroll through

for additional details). OK should

these

tests

to confirm

4-4

the

operation of

and

holding

the

menu

appearonthe

each

the

screens

switch

Press

TEST

screen

used

to

in

LINKING

PROBLEMS

1. Cannot connect games together. There are no linking cables.

A:Alinking

Contact

B:

This

cableisincluded

your

local

linking

system uses high grade computer type cable

to setupinterconnection.

distributortoobtain

the

special

Each

linking

cable

cable

connects

for

this

for

the game data exchanges.

two

games

gameifitislostormissing.

(one

pair).

Do not substitute other cables or communication wiring without factory authorization.

2. Game functions correctly by itself, but does not recognize other players in linking operation.

A:

Note

and record any error messages that occur

hold the TEST

GAME

ASSIGNMENTS

One cabinet should be set to

before exiting

B: Unlock

Only

assembly

C:

All

MODE

the

revision level is installed, only that linked

D: Turn Off power on cabinets, wait two minutes,

E: Verify

and

use

linked cabinets require the

button on both cabinets. Check that the VERSION displayed on the first menu

same

that

MODE

switch to enter the menu system. Press the

screen. Check that the

MASTER,

the

menu

system.

open the rear door. Verify that the linking cable is

the connector on the right side near the POWER connector on the game electronics

end

panel.

same

for

each

cabinet. Different versions may not be compatible. It

each

linking

cable

is operating properly by placing it in a known

the other to

software version. Unlock the coin door and press the TEST

game

during

self-test. Open the coin door. Press and

LINK

TYPE

setting is different for each cabinet.

SLAVE.

pairs

are

the

same.

and

turn both units on (this

VIEW

button to advance to the

Make sure to save any changes

connected

to the CPU/PCB Board.

screen

does

not matter which

clears

some

errors).

good

unit.

is

3.

o

o

Link

cannotbeestablished

A. Note

hold

and

the

record

TEST

GAME ASSIGNMENTS

One

cabinet should be

before

exiting

gaelta

IcaW

PCB

LOCATION

between

any

error

MODE switch to

screen.

set

the

menu

system.

o

CONNECTOR

o

OF

CONNECTOR

two

messages

that occur during self-test.

enter

the

Check that the

to MASTER, the other to SLAVE. Make

games.

menu

o

o

o

FOR

Linking

system.

LINK

BIKERS

the

•

POWER

coin door.

LINKS

CONNECTOR

o

LINKING

Press

CABLE

cableisconnected.

Open

the

VIEW button to

TYPE setting is different for

suretosave

o

advancetothe

each

any

B. Open the cabinet rear door. Open the CPU assembly cover and observe the activity of the LEDs

near IC27. Compare this activity to the chart in Section Three, Wiring to find any errors with CPU

or linking

cable.

4-5

Press

cabinet.

changes

and

AUDIO

1:

Audioisnot

PROBLEMS

heard,

but

videoispresent

and

game

appears

normal

(also

see

Linking

Problems).

->

A: Enter

B:

C: Turn ON the game power.

D:

E:

2:

The audio is distorted, muffled or missing frequencies. A constant low hum may be present.

A:

the

game

menu

system

button to

details).

the
operation.

audible.

Turn OFF the game power. Remove grilles and inspect speakers. Ensure that no loose parts or

wires are caught in speaker cones, terminals, mounting screws, or stuck to the magnets.

voltages

the Cabinet

Using

Any

Verify

Enter the game menu system by pressing and

buttontoscroll

speaker

advancetothe

Use

the

brake

VOLUME

the 2

UP button on the coin door

Repeat

present

Wiring

Volt

this for

at the Power connector pins. Verify the +5V, -5V

Diagram (SectionThree) for specific

A.C.

setting on a

reading here indicates that the supplyvoltages are unstable and may contain

proper

operation

through

connections.

of game

the

by pressing

OUTPUT TEST menu

handle

to highlight

each

Using

channel.

the 20

digital

CPU

Board

menu

screens to the

and

holding

anyofthe

until

Change

Volt

D.C.

voltmeter,

the

TEST MODE switch.

screen

SOUND CHANNEL

there is sufficient channel volume to verify

the levels if

setting on a

(refer to Section

necessarytomake

digital

and

wiring

information and voltage

voltmeter, measure D.C.

measure the same

Assemblybyplacingitinaknown

holding

OUTPUT

the TEST

TEST

MODE

menu.

These tests

Press

One

for additional

menu

selections.

+12V

sources.

D.C.

voltages as above.

ripple

good

game.

switch. Use the

will

the

VIEW

Press

the

game

Refer to

limits.

or noise.

VIEW

verify

the

3:

B:

Turn OFF the game

speaker is

larger

C:

Check

a

thinorhollow

FULL

speaker

thatthe speaker

notbe detected bythe

D:

Check

separate

that the

wires

connected.

E:

Using

the 2

Any

reading

F:

Verify

that each speaker is operating

The

audioismonaural

A:

Verify

that cabinet

JAMMA

B:

Check for shorted or

specific

audio output wires properly.

wiring information.

power.

RANGE

must

rateatleast

sound

cabinet

(notacommon

Refer

to the Cabinet

Volt

A.C.

setting

here

indicates

(it

wiring

broken

Remove

(100 to 10,000 Hz response) and rated for at least 10

wiringisnot

quality

are symptoms of incorrectly phased speakers. This condition

OUTPUT

wiringiscorrect

on a

that the

shouldbestereo).

the

grilles

and check the speakers. Ensure that each small

25 WATTS.

TEST,

return)

Wiring

digital

supply

reversed

for

at oneofthe speakers.

butit

willbeaudible

for

this

game.

each speaker. Ensure that

Diagram

voltmeter,

(Section

measure

voltages are unstable and maycontain

properlybyplacingitinaknown

during

Verify

Three)

voltages

Weak

normal

that the

all

cabinet

forspecific

at the speaker

good

WATTS.

low

frequencies

game operation.

cabinet

wiring

ground

wiring

information.

terminals.

rippleornoise.

unit.

wires

for this game is correct. Ensure that speakers are connected to the

wires.

Refer to the Cabinet

Wiring

Diagram

(Section Three) for

The

and

will

provides

are

4-6

VIDEO

PROBLEMS

^

1.

Monitor

A:

B:

C: Examine the

appears non-functional, but audio is present and controls operate as expected.

Open the cabinet to expose the

Monitor.

the

signals are as they

Turn

connectors

connectors in

Inspect the neck of the CRT under

CRT

baseifthere is

voltageinthe

should

OFF the game

are

the

A.C.

power.

fully

seated

same

way. Do

line fuse on the

Video

filament

be, butitdoes

Verify

that the

on the Video

not

operateamonitor

Video

Monitor.

indicate

Monitor

Monitor

Verify

that

A.C.

Power is connected to the

low

light

level

circuits.

that

Video

conditions. A

This

does not mean that other

monitor

circuits

Signal and the Remote Adjustment Board

are

glow

receiving

Board Assembly. Check the other monitor

withoutaRemote

Adjustment

Board Assembly.Ifthe fuse is

will

be seen near

voltages

some

faulty,

Video

or

power.

Board.

replace it

with an identical fuse of the proper voltage and current rating.

D: Ensure that no loose parts or wires are caught on the chassis or the mounting brackets.

E:

Check

that

the

F: Verify that

The

2:

power-up

brightness (intensity)

the

Video Monitor is operating correctly by placing it in a known

self-test

will run,

but

the

and

game

contrast

does

have

not

not

been

appear.

set

to their minimum levels.

good

unit.

No

audioispresent.

A: Note

B: Turn

CAUTION:

THIS

WILL

C: Verify

D: Verify

E: Turn ON

F: Using

G:

and

record any error

pressing
result. This

reports

Ensure

Board

game

.manufacturer

voltages
the

Any

Compare

and

(it

must

OFF

that

Assembly.

DO

NOT

DAMAGE

that

set.

that

the

presentatthe

Cabinet

the

reading

CPU

the

the

Each

the

2 Volt A.C.

messages

holding

test

the

REMOVE

THE

CPU

name,

game

Wiring Diagram (Section

indicates

the

TEST

checks

report OK for

game

JAMMA

ROM

ROM circuit is

Board

someofthe

power.

connector

OR

CPU

BOARD

instruction

Board

Assemblyiscorrect

assembly

power.

Power

setting

that

the

Light Emitting Diode

MODE switch. On

proper

Unlock

INSTALL

AND

setiscorrect

labeled

number

Using

connector

on a digital voltmeter,

supply

that

occur

during self-test. Enter

CPU functions in this

game

operation).

and

open

the

is fully

the

Three)

voltages

seated

ANY

CONNECTOR

VOID

THE

WARRANTY.

for

this

with

the

assembly

for this

and

the

hardware

20 Volt D.C.

pins. Verify

for specific wiring information

are

unstable

states

with

the

first

front

into

the

game.

number

game.

version.

setting

the

+5V

measure

the

CPU

menu

game.

door.

and

Inspect

mating

WHEN

Thereismore

and

Each

CPU

on a digital

source

the

same

may

Indicator

the

game

screen,

Note

connector

contain

check

any

the

POWER

than

the

software

Boardismarked

voltmeter,

if it is

adjustable.

and

D.C.

ripple or

Chart

menu

system

the

RAM

errorsinthe

game

electronics.

of

the

CPU/PCB

IS

TURNED

one

ROM in a

version.

measure

voltage

voltagesasabove.

(Section

limits.

noise.

Three).

RAM

with

Refer

by

test

ON.

the

D.C.

to

4-7

3.

4:

Monitor

A:

B:

C: Verify

Game

A:

B:

C:

will

Check
Verify all

Ensure

different resolution

video

operates

Check

Ensure that all the cabinet ground wires are connected, especially at the Video Monitor Chassis.

Move

electrical or magnetic fields are present near some equipment when it is operating

D:

Verify

video signals may

MISCELLANEOUS

not

lock

onto

the

signal

connectors

jumpers

that

that

the

signals

connectors

and

cables

are

set

correctly for this monitor. Refer to Board Configuration (Section

the

Video Monitor

will

result in what

Video Monitor is operating correctly by placing it in a known

may

cause

jitter or vibration with

normally,

and

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audio.

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assembly

identified in the Error Message.

with

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