Sega SEGA TOURING CARS User Manual

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MANUAL

420·6229-02UK

BEFORE

To ensure the safe usage of the product, be sure to read the following before using the
product. The following instructions are intended for the use of
only. After carefully reading and sufficently understanding the instructions, handle the
machine in an appropriate manner. Only qualified personnel should install or carry out
maintenance on the product.

Terms such as WARNING!, CAUTION I and IMPORTANT! are used where an explanation
is given which requires special attention, depending on the potential risk. SEGA is not
responsible, for any injury or damage caused by use in a manner contrary to the
instructions stated in this document. In order to prevent accidents, warning stickers and
printed instructions.are applied in the places where a potentially hazardous situation
relating to the product cuold arise. Be sure to comply with these warnings.

USING

THE

PRODUCT,BE

SURETOREAD

qualified

THE

FOLLOWING

service

personnel

WARNING!

Indicates that mishandling the product by
disregarding this warning will cause a
potentially hazardous situation which can
result in death or serious injury.

Indicates that mishandling the product by
disregarding this caution will cause a
potentially hazardous situation which can
result in personal injury and or material
damage.

CAUTION'

IMPORTANT!

This is cautionary information which should be complied with when handling the product.
Indicates that mishandling the product by disregarding this will cause a potentially
hazardous situation which Whilst it may not result in personal injury could damage the
equipment.

Be

suretoturn

the

machine.

Ensure

that

the

off

power

correct

and

disconnect

fuseisfitted

to the

from

the

machine.

mains

supply

before

working

on

Details of the correct fusing of the machine are enclosed in the Installation/Service Manual.

that

only

Ensure
Machine.

Specification
designated
conformity.

The parts of the product also include any Warning Labels or Safety Covers for personal
protection etc. A potential hazard will be created if the machine is operated

have been removed. Should any doors, lids or protective covers be damaged or lost, do

qualified Service Engineers

Changes (removal of

by SEGA are

not

permitted

equipment,

A

and

perform

conversion

will

invalidate

any

maintenance

and

this

addition)

products

workonthe

not

CE

While

any parts

not operate the product. SEGA is not liable in any way whatsoever for any injury and or
damage caused by Specification Changes (using other
designated by SEGA.

firms parts, or by conversion) not

Ensure

Before instailing the product, check for Electrical Specifications. SEGA products have a
nameplate on which Electrical Specifications are detailed. Ensure that the product Is
compatible with the power supply voltage and frequency requirements of the location in
which the machine is installed.

Install
allowing

To ensure maximum safety for both customers and operators, labels and printed
instructions describing potential hazardous situations are appiied to places where
accidents could occur. Ensure that where the product Is operated has sufficent lighting
allowing any warnings to be read. If any label is peeled off, replace it immediately.

When

Some of the Monitor (TV) parts are subject to high tension voltage. Even after turning off
the power some parts are still occasionally subject to high tension voltage. Monitor repair
and replacement should be performed by

In cases where commercially available monitors and printers are used only the contents
reiating to this product are stated in this manual. Some commerclaily available equipment
has functions and reactions not stated in this manual. Read this manual in conjunction with
the specific Instruction Manual of such equipment.

that

the

and

Operate the

warning

handling

productIsof

labelstobe clearly read.

the

Monitor,

appropriate

Product

in places

be very careful.

Electrical

where

(Applies

qualified

Specification.

appropriate

onlytothe

service

engineers only.

lighting

product

is available,

w/monitor).

• Descriptions herein contained may be subject to change without prior notification.

• The contents described herein are fully prepared with due care. however. should any questions
arise or errors be found. please contact SEGA.

INSPECTIONS

Normally, at the time of shipment, SEGA products are in a state allowing usage
immediately after transporting to the location. Nevertheless, an Irregular situation may
arise during transportation preventing this. Before turning on the power, check the
following points to ensure that the product has been transported safely.

• Are there any dented parts or defects (cuts, etc) on the external surfaces of the cabinet?

• Are Castors and Leg Adjusters present and undamaged.

• Do the power supply voltage and frequency requirements meet with the local supply.

• Are all wiring connectors correctly and securely connected? Unless connected in the correct
direction, connector connections can not be made successfully. Do not insert connectors
forcibly.

• Are

• Do power cords have any cuts or dents?

• Do the fuses used meet specified rating? Is the Fuse working correctly?

• Are such units as Monitors, Control equipment, IC BD, etc. firmly secured? Are all Earth

• Are all accessories available?

• Can all doors and lids be opened with the accessory Keys? Can doors and lids be closed firm?

alllC's

connected.

IMMEDIATELY

of each IC BD firmly inserted?

AFTER

TRANSPORTING

THE

PRODUCTTOTHE

LOCATION.

Wires

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CONCERNING THE STICKER DISPLAY

CONCERNING WARNING

DISPLA 1 u

SEGA product has Stickers describing the product

manufacture No. (Serial No.) and Electrical

Specifications.

to contact for repair and for purchasing parts.

inquiring about or asking for repair, mention

When
the Serial No. and Name of Machine indicated on the
Sticker.
Identical machines could have different parts
depending on the date of production.
improvements and modifications might have

made after the publication of this Manual. In order to
meet the above situations, mention the Serial No.
when contacting the applicable places.

The

Also it has a Sticker describing where

Serial No. indicates the product register.

MSD,

been

SEGA
Labels

to or incorporated in the places where a potentially

hazardous situation can arise. The warning displays
are intended for accident prevention for the

customers and for avoiding hazardous situation

relating

are some portions in the Cabinet, which are subject to
high
caused only by touching. When
servicing
displays.
replacement work
performed by those technical personnel who have
knowledge of
For the
whose act runs counter to the warnings, as

effect thai he must stop the act.

product has warning displaysOnStickers,
and or printed instructions adhered / attached

to maintenance

tension voltage, etc. where accidents can be

work,

be very careful of the warning .

Especially, any complex repair and

electricity and technical expertise.

prevention of accidents, caution any customer

and

servicingwork. There

performing the

not mentioned herein, should be

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SPECIFICATIONS

I640mm (64.6in) x 1700mm

(66.9in)

Height:

Weight:

Power, Max:

1920mm (75.6in)

480 kg

Rated Voltage:
Rated Current:
Rated Power

210

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4.6
970W

240

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NOTE: Descriptions in this manual are subject to change without prior notice.

INTRODUCTION TO THIS OWNERS MANUAL

SEGA ENTERPRISES LTD., supported by its high electronic technologyofLSI's,

microprocessors, etc. and with a wealth
supplying various innovative and popular games to the world market. This Owners Manual is
intended to provide detailed descriptions together with all the necessary information covering
the general operation
parts, etc. as regards SEGA TOURING CAR TWIN, a new SEGA product. This manual is
intended for those who have a knowledge
IC's, CRT's, microprocessors, etc. Carefully read this manual to aquire sufficient knowledge
before working on the machine. Should there be a malfunction, non-technical personnel

should under no circumstances touch the interior systems. Should such a situation
immediately contact the nearest branch listed below or our head office.

of

electronic assemblies, electromechanicals, servicing control, spare

of

experience, has for more than 30 years been

of

electricity and technical expertise especially in

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SEGA AMUSEMENTS EUROPE LIMITED / SEGA SERVICE CENTRE
Unit 2, Industrial Estate, Leigh Close, New Malden, Surrey, KT3 3NL, England
Telephone: +44(0)
Fax: +44(0)

SEGASPAIN
C/ PLAYA DE LIENCRES, 2-EDIFICIO 3 LONDRES,
EUROPA EMPRESARIAL CTRA, NATIONAL IV KM.24, 28230 LAS ROZAS (MADRID)
Telephone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]

181

336 2256

1813361715

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CONTENTS

BEFORE USING THIS PRODUCT A
STICKER DISPLAY C

INTRODUCTION TO THIS OWNERS MANUAL D

I. HANDLING AND INSTALLATION PRECAUTIONS I

2. ACCESSORIES 2

3. NAME OF PARTS 3

4. ASSEMBLING THE CABINET 4
ASSEMBLING THE COCKPIT 4

SECURING IN PLACE 6

INSTALLING THE BILLBOARD 8
INSTALLIIiO THE AC COVERS 9
POWER SUPPLY 10

TURNING ON THE POWER 10
ASSEMBLY CHECK II

5. PRECAUTIONS WHEN MOVING THE MACHINE 13

6. THE GAME 14

7. EXPLANATION OF TEST AND DATA DISPLAY 16

VTS BRACKET 17
TEST MODE 19
MEMORY TEST 19
T.G.P. TEST 19
INPUT TEST 20
OUTPUT TEST 20
SOUND TEST 2I

C.R.T. TEST 21
GAME ASSIGNMENTS 22
COIN ASSIGNMENTS 22
BOOKKEEPING 26
BACKUP DATA CLEAR 27

8. MAINTENANCE 28
HANDLE MECHA MAINTENANCE 29
ACCELERATOR

& BRAKE UNIT MAINTENANCE 32

SHIFT LEVER MAINTENANCE 34
CHANGING THE VOLTAGE ON THE TRANSFORMER 35
FUSES 36
REPLACING THE FLOURESCENT LAMP AND LAMPS 37
PERIODIC INSPECTION TABLE 38
TROUBLESHOOTING 39
GAME BOARD

& DRIVE CONTROL BOARD 41

9. COMMUNICATION PLAY 45

10. PARTS LISTS 50

TOP ASSEMBLY STC-00002/3UK 50
BILLBOARD ASSEMBLY STC-0200UK 53
BILLBOARD UPPER ASSEMBLY STC·0210UK 54
BILLBOARD LOWER ASSEMBLY STC·0220UK 55
LAMP UNIT ASSEMBLY STC-0230UK 56
FLOURESCENT ASSEMBLY STC·0240UK 57

COINCHUTE TOWER ASSEMBLY DYN·0300UK 58

VTS ASSEMBLY DYN·0350UK 59

WIRE COVER ASSEMBLY DYN·0500UK 60
COCKPIT ASSEMBLY STC·IIOOIl2UK 61
CONTROL PANEL ASSEMBLY STC-12003UK 65
CONTROL PANEL COVER STC-1202-02 67

VIRTUAL BUTTON ASSEMBLY INY-1250 68

MONITOR HANDING KIT STC-7000UK 69
HANDING KIT STC·6000UK 70
MAIN BASE ASSEMBLY STC-2100IUK 72
BRAKE

& ACCELERATOR UN[T ASSEMBLY DYN-1300UK 74

FLOOR REAR ASSEMBLY DYN·2040UK 76
FLOOR FRONT ASSEMBLY MSB-2030UK 77

SEAT ASSEMBLY STC-2200UK 78
SEAT REAR COVER IP STC-1605 80
SEAT REAR COVER 2P STC-2202 81
WOOFER ASSEMBLY STC-1650 82

MAIN BOARD ASSEMBLY STC·4400 83
ELEC ASSEMBLY STC-4500UK 85
DRIVE CONTROL BOARD INY·4600 87

INSTALLATIONKIT STC·INST-KIT 88

II.

WIRE COLOUilCODE TABLE 89

12. SCHEMATICS 91

13. COIN MECH INSTALLATION AND CREDIT BOARD SETUP 93

14. DETAILS OF SANWA MONITOR [03

15. DETAILS OF NANAO MONITOR 126

1. HANDLING AND INSTALLATION PRECAUTIONS

When installing or inspecting the machine, be very carefulofthe following points and

pay attention to ensure that the player can enjoy the game safely.
This Game is designed for indoor use only. The game must
outdoors or under the following conditions:

I. In areas directly exposed to sunlight, high humidity, dust, excessive heat or

extreme cold.

2. In locations that would present an obstacle in the case
fire equipment or emergency exits.

3. On an unstable surface or subject to vibrations.

IMPORTANT.

This machine should only be installed by Qualified Service Personnel.
Ensure that the line voltage matches that
information see the section in this manual dealing with maintenance. Please note the
voltage that the machine has been set to during manufacture. This machine has been
set to 230V.
Be sure to switch the power
before replacing any user servicable parts.
Do

NOT

attempt to repair the PCB (printed Circuit Board) yourselfas this will void
the warranty. The PCB contains static sensitive components that could be damaged.
Always return a faulty PCB to your distributor with adequate packaging and
protection.
When removing the plug from a mains outlet always grasp the plug and not the cable.

Do not use a fuse that does not meet a specified rating.
Make sure all connections are secure before restoring power.

OFF

and remove the mains plug from the wall socket

of

the transformer input tapping for more

NOT

be installed

of

an emergency i.e. near

Ensure
there
Ensure
supply

that

is a

danger

that

without

the mains lead is not exposed.Ifthe

of an electric shockora

short

mains lead becomes exposed

circuit

the power supply is fitted with circuit protection. Using

circuit protection is a fire hazard.

1

the

power

2. ACCESSORIES

When Transporting the machine ensure that the following parts are supplied;

Part

Seq.

No.

1
2

3
4
5
6
7
8
9 RAL-XXXX-14UK

10

101 600-6275-0500

201 030-o00825-SB
202 FS1031
203
204
205 FX0400 M8 WSHR FORM A FLT BNP 12
206
207

208 FX0258 M8 WSHR
209 421-9141 STICKER CAR No
210 509-5704
401 DLMEMC17 CERT OF CONFORMANCE STCC 1
402 420-6229-02UK OWNERS MANUAL STCC
403 540-0006-01 WRENCH M4 TMP PRF 1
404 540-0007-01 WRENCH M5 TMP PRF
405 540-0009-01

406
407
409

Number

STC-0200UK
DYN-0300UK
DYN-0500UK

DYN-0013UK
DYN-0014UK
DYN-0006XUK
DYN-0018UK
DYN-0019UK

PK0087

030-000820-8 M8X20 BLT W/S PAS 4
000-P00408-WB M4X8 MSCR POSI PAN W/FS BNP 15

FX0011 M4 NUT FLG SER BZP 3
FS1031 M8 WSHR

220-5484 VOL CONT B-5K OHM
390-5167 LAMP 110V
OS1019

Description

ASSY BILLBOARD STCC UK
ASSY COIN CHUTE TOWER UK
ASSY WIRE COVER UK
JOINT PIPE

BILLBOARD HOLDER DAYTONA
ACCOVER
AC COVER C

'AC

COVER D
TIE BRACKET RALLY
CARTON INST KIT STCC
CABLE FIBER OPTIC 5mm x 500cm
M8X25 BLT W/S BNP
M8 WSHR

SW

MICRO TYPE (OMRON K3L 13) 1

WRENCH M8 TMP PRF

SELF SEAL BAG

B

l'MN

250D

FLT BNP

250D

FLT BNP 4

220D

FLT BZP 4

2-8

l'MN

30W

9X12.3/4

Qty.

1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
2

16

4

1

1

1
1

1
2
1

(TAMPERPROOF

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WRENCH

2

3. NAME OF PARTS

29

INCH

llONITOR

BILLBOARD

COIN

CHUTE

IP

TOWER

COCKPIT

OVERVIEW

COIITROL

PANEL

2P

COCKPIT

BACK

LID

A

BACK

LID

B

AC

COVER

AC

UNIT

Width Length
COCKPIT (per seat)
COIN CHUTE TOWER

820

305
BILLBOARD 1,600
When assembled

1,632

X
X
X

X

Height

1,645

330
460

1,700

3

X
X

X
X

1,520

570
405

1,920

(mm.)

Weight (kg.)

231. 0

13.5

30.0

513. 0

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ASSEMBLING

THE

FAILING TO COMPLY

WHEN

ASSEMBLING THIS AMCHINE SOME

TO

COMPLETE

THE CA13INET

ASSEMBLY OF

ASSEMBLY

IN ORDER TO AVOID PERSONAL INJURY OR PARTS DAMAGE, BE SURE

THIS

MACHINE SHOULD ONLY BE CARRIED

WORK

SHOULD BE CARRIED OUT AS PER

WITH

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS MAY CAUSE AN

MALFUNCTION IN

ASSISTANCE BEFORE ATTEMPTING THESE OPERATIONS.

PERSONNEL.

OFTHE

THE

OPERATIONS

MACHINE.

OUT

THiS

ELECTRIC

REQUffiE

BY QUALIFIEDSERVICE

MANUAL.

MORE

SHOCK

HAZARD OR A

THAN ONE PERSON

TOP

SEEK

~

CAUTIONI

When

carrying OUI the assembly work, follow the procedure in the following 7-item

sequence:

ASSEMBLING
SECURINGINPLACE

INSTALLING
INSTALLING

POWER
TURNING
ASSEMBLY

Note that the master key and the cashbox door key (see accessories) in addition to tools such as a Pozi
screwdriver, adjustable wrench and a Ratchet with a 13mm socket are required for the assembly
cabinet.

Perform

the

tighteningofhexagon
adjusting theleg
adjustments

THE

COCKPIT

THE

BILLBOARD

1"HEACCOVERS

SUPPLY,

THE

AND

POWER

CHECK

adjusters

are

made,

keep

(LEG

EARTH

ON

asper

the

ADJUSTER

(WIRING
CONNECTION

bolts

descrlbsd

ill.

Make

hexagon

bolts

ADJUSTMENT)

CONNECTION)

in m

sure

that untilthe legadjuster

above

tightened

after

temporarily.

of

this

OJ

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ASSEMBLING

Place the two cockpits side by side.
Position the IP cockpit which has the

THE

COCKPIT

lEe Socket at the bottom left hand side,

as viewed from the Monitor side.
Sticker

Sticker

"L"

is placed on the IP cockpit and

"R"

on the backofthe 2P cockpit.

STICKER

4

"L"

IP

COCKPIT

\1

!

1

(

® Install the coin chute tower in between

both cabinets. Open the coin chute door
and the cashbox door to secure with the 4
hexagon bolts from inside the doors. At
this time.
fastened temporarily

make sure that the bolts are

COIN

HEXAGON

M8X20

BOLT

0llJI'E

(4)

® Install the joint pipe on to the backside of

both cabinets by securing with 4 hexagon
bolts (at this time.

temporarily) 0

DOOR

FUT

COIN

lASHER

0llJI'E

TOIlER

8.5-22x 1.6 (4)

5

rn

SECURING IN PLACE (LEG ADJUSTER ADJUSTMENT)

Lt

WARNINGI

<D

® Attach the joint plate fdr the 2

ENSURE THAT ALL OF THE ADJUSTABLE

WITH

THE

FLOOR,IFTHIS IS NOT ACCOMPLISHED

MAY MOVE AND CAUSE INJURY.
BE SURE TO SEEK ASSISTANCE WHEN PERFORMING THE
OPERATIONS INVOLVED IN ASSEMBLING THIS CABINET.

This

machine

installation position is determined,

floor

directly,

approximately
Move the machine to the

installation position. When

installing the machine against or
close to a wall,
passage space to enable the
to take a ride in the machine.

internal leg adjusters shown. First,
cause the other 6 leg adjusters to
come into contact with the floor.

Make leg adjuster adjustments with
a wrench in a manner
machine's position is level

has

eight

casters

make

adjustments in a

5mm.

besure to secure a

from

the

player:

to ensure the

and

eight
cause

manner

floor and

leg adjusters (Fig. 6.2a).

the

make

FEET

leg adjusters to

so that

sure

the

casters will be raised

that the

LEGADlISTER

Attach the

joint plate

ARE IN CONTACT

THE

CABINET

come

machine

When

into

the

contact

position is level.

with the

® Aftermaking adjustments, fasten

the leg adjuster nut upward and
secure the height of the leg adjuster

(Fig.6.2b).

LEG

ADJUSTER

FASTEN

UPlARD.

CASTER

FIG.

6.

~.

BOTTOM

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VIEW

5m

6

® Insert the notch portions

plate to the 2 leg adjuster boll
portions.

of

the joint

® Lower the leg adjuster and fasten

the nut upward. Secure the joint
plate with

of

the leg adjuster

the nuts and the bottoms

Secure the joint
by fasteninll the nuts

and the bot teas of lell

adjusters.

plate

After

securing

fastened

the

heightofthe

temporarilyasper

Jom

PLATE

adjusters,

II]

a~ve.

JOI!'ITPLATE

tighten

allofthe

•

hexagon

.

bolts

which

were

•

Refer10thisFig.

forthe

layout

installalion.

of

(Scale:I/IOO)

the

place

of

Provide

allow

liIalion

7

sufficienl

forventllatlon by

f.n.

spaceso as10

the

ven-

IT!

INSTALLING THE BILLBOARD

&

CAlmON!

ONEPERSON ALONE CANNOT PERFORM

BILLBOARD ASSEMBLY. SEEK ASSISTANCE BEFORE

TInS

When the BillboardPlate istransported it isattachedtotheBillboard case;firsttake out the Upper
Billboard Holder

Plate, ensure that the Cabinethas beensecured in placebeforehand.

I.

Take out the 3 truss head screws,openthe BillboardUpperand remove the 2 Lamp Lids.

2. Mount the Billboard
fasteningthe Bolts, beeareful ofthe lamp position.

the lamps inposition, temporarily remove the lamps,be sure to replace themonce complete.

3. Connect a total

4. Connect the earth wire to the stud on the top of the Roof Lidin the IP cockpit.

5. Fit the two BillboardHolders to the back of the Billboard case using the 4 Hexagon Bolts
supplied.

to removethe Billboard Plate from the BillboardCase. When installingthe Billboard

oW

the2 cokpits andsecure in place with the 4 HexagonBolts. When

on

connectors whichare inside the BillboardCase

OPERATION.

Ifit

THE

INSTALLATION OF THE

ATfEMPTING

difficult to carryoutthis operationwith

TRUSS

IUX8

S01Ef

UJIP

3

LID

BIl.UIOAR!l's

connector

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WARNING!

The AC wire cover is used for protecting the wiring and fibre optic cables. When carrying out this
operation be very careful so as not to trap any wire between the covers. Pay attention when handling
fibre optic cables as excessive bending may cause damage.

I.

2. Make all the wiring connections between both cabinets and the coin chute tower. Insert the supplied

3.

Esure
tower.

4. Insert the Fibre Optic Cables into the Fibre Optic connectors. There are 2 connectors

ulX".

5. Secure the wiring and Fibre Optic Cables in

6. Insert AC COVER B in AC COVER A from above and secure with 2 screws, be sure
any

7. SecureAC COVER C and AC COVER D with 4 screws each.

INSTALLING THE AC COVERS (WIRING CONNECTION)

THE

ASSEMBLY OF

THE

WIRE COVER SHOULD BE CARRIED OUT BY

QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL ONLY. .

BE SURE THAT THEMACHINE IS

SUPPLY BEFORE A

Attach AC COVER A to the backofthe cabinet (see diagram below) using 5ofthe screws
provided.

wiring connectors to the cerresponding ones which are the samecolour and have the same number
of

pins,

that the correct earth connections are made between the 2 AC Brackets and the coin chute

Ensure that the

other.

"IT'

connectorofone cockpit is connected to the "RX" connectorofthe

TIEMPTING

.,' .

j,ta'i:e

wiring.

NOT

using the

CONNECTED

TO

THIS OPERATION.

..

'P'

Cliops fitted in the Wire Cover.

.'

"RX"

not

THEMAINS

and

to trap

AC

AC

AC

roYER

lXl't'EK

0lYER

A

....

=

0

8

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...

:

9

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POWER

SUPPLV. AND

e.(RTH

CONNECTION

THIS

OPERATIONSHOULD BE

CARRIED our ONLY

THE

MACHINE

COMPLETELYASSEMBLED

&

WARNING!

TheACUnitIs
ofthe IP

Lead

mains

Li] TURNINGTHE

Turning the AC Units Mains SW. on willcause the machine to start the POWER ON check and
NETWORK check automatically.
With the POWER ON check, the steering wheel turns left and right, then returns to the centring

position and stops. In this check, the values
check is finished, (the steering wheel stops automatically, do not touch the steering wheel or play the
game).
If

the steering wheel is touched at this stage then the reaction during the game (reaction at the time

course-out or crashing) cannot be obtained correctly.

In the case

POWER ON check again.
During network checking,
CHECKING is finished, the DEMO mode will appear on the screen. After 10 seconds,

check is not complete, check the connections for communication.

of

an abnormal reaction during the game, tum the power

AFTER.

HAS

BEEN

Iocatcd

coctpIt

supp1lcd

socketl!t~

POWER

COlI"""1

"NETWORK

Using

...

ON

on the

the Power

this 10 the

a11.

back

POWERLEAD--"'fill

ofV.R.

CHECKING" flashes on the screen. When NETWORK

inside the control panel are corrected. Until the

off

and on again to complete the

if

the network

!lAINSI

o

ofa

o

The 'leering

wheel

tum, lerl/righliulomilicilly.

NETWORK CHECKING
THIS IS MASTER SITE.

10

i

NETWORK CHECKING
THIS IS SLAVE SITE.'

l

f

o

I

; ,/

V

I

/

[l] ASSEMBLY CHECK

In

the

TEST MODE,

satisfactory
In

the

(I)

(refertoSection

test

mode,

MEMORY

ensure

perform

TEST

that

9).

the

following

the

assembly

test:

has

been

made

correctly

and

Ie

BD. is

IC

Ie

IC

le._

le_.

IC_.

IC

IC._

••

__

••

••

PRESS

v I

START
COIN

COIN

SERVICE

TEST

GOOD
GOOD
GOOD

GOOD
GOOD
GOOD
GOOD

GOOD

TEST

INPUT

STEERING
GAS

PEDAL

BRA_K

E P E

SHifT

SHifT

V I

EWt

EW2

CHUTE

CHUTE

MEMORV

fe._

le._

I c

••

le._

le._
le*_

le._

le._

BUTTON

(2) INPUT

TE'ST

WHEEL

CAL

UP

DOWN

(ZOOM

(ZOOM

I H)

Dun

TEST

GOOD
GOOD
GOOD

GOOD

GOaD

aoOO

GOOD

GOOD

#,

#2

TO

TEST

....

....

....

OfF
OFF
OFF
OfF
OFF

OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF

H

H

H

le._

IC_.

Ie

le-.

IC

IC

EXIT

GOOD

GOOD

Selecting the
mode

menu screen

MEMORY

causes

TEST

on the test

the on-board memory

to be tested automatically. The game board is

••

GOOD
GOOD

••

GoeD

••

GOOD

satisfactory if the display beside eachIeNo.
shows

GOOD.

Selectingthe INPUT TEST on thetest mode
menu scren causes

the screen (on whicheach

switch and V.R. are tested) to be displayed.

Press each switch. For

the coinswitch test,

inserta coin in the coin inlet withthe coin
door open. Press the Credit transferbutton
and COIN CHUTE

# 1will indicateon.

Check the display ofV.R. value forthe
steering wheel and acceleratror

& brake.

PRESS

>

SELECT

AND

TEST

(3)

OUTPUT

START

V I

v I

LEA.DER
CENTERING

EXIT

EWI

EWZ

WITH

PRESS

LA""'P

(ZOOM

(ZOOM

SUTTON

OUTPUTTEST

TEST

I H)

LAMP

OUT)'

LAMP

LEVEL

SERVICE
TEST

BUTTON

TO

LAMP

BUTTON

(XIT

OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF

LEVEL-l

In

the

output test mode, carry out lamp test to

ensure

that each lamp lights up satisfactorily.

It

(4) SOUND TEST

SOUND

BG~C

SE:

>

EXIT

SoHiOh

c .

••

TEST

hOO

In the

TEST

mode, selecting SOUND TEST

causes the screen (on which sound related BD and

wiring connections are tested) to

be displayed.

Be sure to check if the sound is satisfactorily
emitted from each speaker and the sound volume is

appropriate.

SELECT

AND

PRESS

WITH

PUSH

SERViCE

TEST

BUrrON

(5) C.R.T. TEST

C. A.T. TEST

1/2

HITE

TEST

BUTTON

C. A.T. TEST

TO

2/2

BUTTON

CONTINUE

,

In the TEST mode menu; selecting C.R.T. TEST
allows the screen (on which the monitor is tested)

be displayed. Although the monitor adjustments

to

of

have been made at the time

shipmen! from the
factory. make judgment as to whether an
adjustment is needed by watching the test mode
screen. If it is necessary, adjust the monitor by
referring to Section 14. Use the
DEMAGNETIZER SW for the color deviation

caused by the monitor's magnetization

PRESS TEST

BUTTON

TO

EXIT

Perform the above inspections also at the time of monthly inspections.

12

5. PRECAUTIONS WHEN MOVING THE MACHINE

• When moving tha machine, be sure to pull out the plug from the power

it

WARNING!

supply. Moving the machine with the plug as is inserted can cause the
power cord to be damaged, resulting in a fire and or electric shock.

• When moving the machine on the floor, retract the Leg Adjusters and
ensure that Casters make contact with the floor. During transportation,
pay careful attention so that Casters do not tread power cords and
earth wires. Damaging the power cords can cause an electric shock
and or short circuit.

• When moving the machine, do not push the cabinet from the lefVright
direction. Pushing the cabinet from the letVrightdirection can cause
the cabinet to fall down, resulting in injury and or parts damage.

Do not push the
cabinet from the
left/right direction.

13

6. THE GAME

The

following
the game function any differentlyfrom the following contents, then a fault has occurred. Immediately
lookintothe cause
problemis not covered in this manual then contact the nearest agent or distributor.The Fluorescent
lamp is
displayedon thescreen and the sound is emitted from thespeakers incorporated inthe seat (Note I).

always

explanationsapply only in cases where the machine is functioning satisfactorily.Should

of

the problem and,ifexplainedin this manual, eliminatethe problem. If the

lit whenthe machine is energised. DuringADVERTISE, ADVERTISE mode is

HOWTO

PLAY

<D

Enter

the machine and be seated. The seat position is adjustable forward and backward.

Lever is located on the lower right-hand side facing the screen. Use the Lever 10adjust the seat

position.

@ Insert a coin(s). Inserting

the screen.

one

play worthofcoins allows the selection mode to be displayed on

® Choose one from among the 4 different kinds

desired
(manual) or AT (automatic). To choose MT, either step on the gas pedal while stepping on the
Brake Pedal, or press the Start button .. To choose AT, step on the Gas Pedal.

Start

Button

car

to the center of the screen. By stepping on the pedal, choose either 6-shift

of

cars.

Tum

Steering llheel

The

the Steering Wheel to bring the

MT

ShiIt Lever

View

Change

I

(Red)

2 (Blue :

@ Choosing AT or MT makes the

(§)

of

Button

:

~

IN

~

oor

screen, countdown begins. When the countdown becomes O.QUALIFY (a preliminary race)
starts automatically.
which is located in the center
automatically.
When

the type of car and transmission are determined, the QUALIFY race begins.

the

QUALIFY race determines the starting gridofthe first race.

Brake

Pedal

car

selection effective, When the select mode is shown on the

If

no action is taken until the countdown showsO.the

of

the screen will be used with

cel. Pedal

car

being selected

AT

transmission being selected

® Until several seconds after the QUALIFY race has started, other participants' entry is

acceptable.

The

first race begins after the QUALIFY race by all players has been finished.

The

results

14

(j)

The

No.ofRound

(lap frequency)

& Lap

Time is displayed on
the upper left side of

UPTIME

Lap

Frequency

Roundill

UP

TUE

r!lco'Jnx)3

1%1

(I)'

)( x

Rearview

Mirror

the screen, Time Left
in the center, the
Position

of

your
player on the upper
right-hand side, and
the Gear Position,

Tachometer

& Speed

Meter on the lower
right-hand side
respectively.

®

The

View Change button allows for a 3-step view change. Except in the case of REARVIEW

Gamemode

screen

perspective, the rearview mirror is displayed in the upper center portion.

® Simultaneously with the race.start, the remaining time (Time Left) decreases. Finishing one

Round (lap) before the Time Left becomes 0 allows the game to be continued with the
remaining time added to the next Round (lap) Time Left (Note 2). If you fail to finish the
Round within the Time Left, the game isover.
In the QUALIFY race, the gamewill not be over even after the time limit. In this case,
however, the player will

® Finishing the race's number of specified laps in each course allows you to proceed to the next

course with the present position and the remaining time being carried over. There are 3 race

courses. Play on the courses sequentially in order

@

If

you win the first position in the comprehensive results of the 3 courses, you can
course called EXTRA course. Finishing the final course with the best total time allows the
player name to be registered (Note 3).
Somesettings detailed

Note

1

No sound output during ADVERTISE can

Note 2

Note

Specified number of Round (laps) can be chosen from among I, 2 , 3 and 20 (for event). When
20 laps are selected, choose the desired course in the
Lever and make the selection effective by using the Gas Pedal or Start button, In the interactive
(communication) versus play, the course is determined by majority. In case
of

which the difficulty level is lower will be selected. As lIjecar runs more and more laps, the

tire will wear out and the grip strength will be lowered but
in to the pit.

3

The

player name registration can be set before the actual race.

above each player's car.

start the first race from the lowest position.

of

the first - second - Final (course).

above,

and

fully

detailed in Notes1;3

be

set.

below,

car

select mode by operating the Shift

can be altered (Seesection7).

of

a tie, the course

can be recovered by bringing the car

The

registered name is displayed

Course

Gear

Position

T.cOOO'lCICr

Speed

MOler

playa

bonus

Record

FEATURES

The

First

The

Second

The

Final

Course:

Course:

Course:

OF

EACH

COURSE

The road is wide and this makes it easy to drive and therefore, how to skillfully

tum the curves is important.

Inparticular, this course allows you to concentrate on

battling with the opponents.

The imageofthis course is based on the mountainous areas in Europe. The course

is rich in natural varieties and has steep as well as gentle curves.
This course is modelled after races on urban streets. Since the road is narrow, an
accurate speed control is needed.

15

7. EXPLANATION OF TEST AND DATA DISPLAY

By operationg the switches on the VTS Bracket, periodically perform the tests and data checks listed
below. When installing the machine initially Orcollecting cash, or when the machine is not
functioning correctly, perform the checks in accordance with the explanations given in this section.

The

following shows tests and modes that should be used.

ITEMS

INSTALLATION
OF

MACHINE

MEMORY

PERIODIC
SERVICING

CONTROL

SYSTEM

DESCRIPTION

When the machine is installed, perform the following:
I. Check to see that each setting is as per standard, the standard settings are

made at the time

2. In the INPUT TEST mode, check the input devices i.e, buttons, joysticks,
pedals or steering wheels.

3. In the

4. In the SELF TEST mode, check the

Choose
TEST
on the IC board are checked.

Periodically perform the following:

I. MEMORY TEST

2.

3. In the INPUT

4.

I. In the

2. Adjust or replace all switches or

3.Ifthe problem cannot be solved yet, check the

OUTPUT

lamps etc.

MEMORY

to be performed. In this test, PROGRAM

Check

each setting.

In the

OUTPUT

lamps.

INPUT

joysticks

of

shipment.

TEST mode, check the output devices i.e, monitors,

IC's

on the IC board.

TEST in the

TEST

mode, test the CONTROL device.

TEST

TEST mode, check the input devices i.e. buttons and

MENU

mode, check the output devices i.e. monitors

mode to allow the

VR's.

RAM's,

CONTROL's

ROM's

MEMORY

and

moves.

IC's

and

MONITOR

ICBOARD

DATA

CHECK

In the MONITOR (pROJECTOR)
Monitor adjustments are set correctly.

I.

MEMORY

2. In the SOUND TEST mode, check the sound related

Check such data as game play time

level etc.

TEST

ADWSTMENT

and

histogram to adjust the difficulty

mode, check to see that

16

ROM's.

1. VTS

BRACKET

WARNING!

DO NOT TOUCH PLACES OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFIED.

TOUCHIJIIGPLACES NOT SPECIFIED COULD CAUSE AN ELECTRIC

SHOCK OR SHORT CIRCUIT.

TEST BUTTON

KLINGON BOARD

COUNTER

Openthe CoinChuteDoor,andthe VTSBracketshownabovewillappear.

TESTBUTION

0 0

0
0

0

0

0

o

o

The function of eachswitchis as

UsedduringTest

Mode.

Referto the following pages fordetails.

l---l----

o

follows;

SERVICE

DEMAG BUTTON

VOLUME CONTROL

BUTTON

SERVICE

DEMAG

SOUND VOLUME

BUTION

SWITCH

Givescredits withoutregistering on the coinmeter.Alsousedduring

TestMode. Referto the following pagesfor details.

Eliminates colourunevenness

: Adjuststhe

volume

of allspeakers on the

17

from

theMonitorscreen.

machine.

The control panel switches are also used in the test

following pageand

onward.

mode.

For each functioning, refer to the

Start Button

View

Change

(Red):ZOOU

1
2 (Blue):

Button

ZOOU

IN

OUT

CREDIT TRANSFER

Brake

Pedal

BUITON

,",.

Steering iheel

AcceI.Peda

Shi

fl

Lever

o

I

18

2. TEST MODE

The

Test

Mode

checked.

and

also coin

allows the functioning of

and

game

assignments to be performed.

each

partofthe cabinet

and

screen adjustments to be .

€3

IMPORTANT!

>

When
the Test
orderto

setting

Mode

make
by turnlnqthe
changes

TEST

MEMORY

T. G.

INPUT

OUTPUT

SOUND

C.R.T.

GAME

COiN

BOOKKEEPING

BACKUP

EXIT

Ineffective.

MENU

TEST

P.

TEST

TEST

If;ST

TEST

TEST

ASSIGNMENTS

ASSIGNMENTS

DATA

changes

after

the

the

setting

power

CLEAR

are

made

in the Test

selling changes and

changes

OFF/ON

effective.

afterchanging the setting makesthe

• Press
following
monitor.

• Press

CHANGE

is

selection.

• Bring the pointer ">" to

press
BUTTONtoenter

•

After
and

BUTTON

the

the

moved

either

the

press

Mode,

return

be sureto

to the

Returning

.

TEST

BUTTON

Test

Menu

SERVICE

BUTTON

to the desired

the

TEST

the selected item's test.

test is

complete.

the

TEST

to return to the

first

exit

normal

to the

mode

normal

mode

setting

to cause the

to be displayed on the

BUTTONorVIEW

(VR)

until the pointer ">"

item

to make a

the

desired item and

BUTTONorSTART

move

">" to "EXIT"

BUTTONorSTART

Game

Mode.

from

in

PRESS

•

TEST

MEMORY

BUTTON TO

TEST

4. T.G.P. TEST

T.G.

P.

r es r

le*_

le._

GOOD

GOOD

EXIT

The

MEMORY
on-BD
"GOOD"
displayed for abnormal ICs.

• When the test is completed, if the results are

•

• After fmishing the test, pressing the TEST

In this test, T. G. P. (screen display related

check
as
TEST
Menu

memory

shown as GOOD, it is satisfactory.

If

the TEST is not completed, theIeboard may

have malfunctioned.

BUTTON or START BUTTON to return

to MENU mode.

is automatically performed.Ifthe display is

shown

left. it is satisfactory. Press either the

buttonorSTART

mode.

TEST

is displayed for normal ICs and "BAD" is

mode

is for checking the

IC functioning.

button to return to the

Ie's)

PRESS

T.G.P.

TEST

TEST

BUTTON

TO

EXIT

19

5. INPUT TEST

INPUT

STEERING

GAS

PEDAL

BRAKE

SHIFT
SHIFT

V I

V I

START

COIN

COIN

SERVICE

TEST

PRESS

INPlIT'IEST

EW1(Z

EW2

CHUTe

CHUTe

TEST

PEDAL

UP
DOWN

OOM

(ZOOM

THE APPROPRIATE

STEERING

TEST

WHEEL

IN)

OUT)

BUTTON

_,

_2

**H

**H

Off
OFF

0 F F

Of

OFF
OFF

OFf

OfF

OFF

VALUES

WHEEL::

**H

F

TO

EXIT

OF

EACH

Under

FULL LEFT

V.A.

2DH

Selecting

shown

status

INPUT

to the left

and

game

TEST

causes

and

allows

play

relatedV.R. values 10 be

the

each

checked.
On

this screen,

each

switch& V.R.

periodically

check

the

• By pressing each switch, if the display on

of

the right hand side

the nameofeach

switch changes to ON from OFF, the SW

. and the

wirin~

co;meclions are satisfactory.

• To check CHUTE I coin switches, open

the COIN CHUTE DOOR, insert a coin in

, the door and press the credit transfer

button.
To return to tJiel\.IE"NDmode,press the

•

.

TEST Button or simultaneously press the
START Button

& VIEW CHANGE Button

I & VIEW CHANGE Button 2.

.-

7D~83H

CENTRE

-+

Over

D3H

FULL RIGHT

screen

switch

status

of

GAS

PEDAL:

BRAKE

PEDAL:

6. OUTPUT TEST

This

test

allows

Periodically

OUTPUT

>

START

V I

v I

LEADER

CENTERING

EXIT

SELECT

AND

OlTTPtrr'IEST

EWI
EW2

WITH

PRESS

LAMP

(ZOOM
(ZOOM

LAMP

the

check

TEST

I N)

OUT)

LEVEL

SERVICE
TEST

Under
Under

30H
30H

(the pedal released)

statusofeach

in this

mode.

LAMP

LAMP

BUTTON

8UTTON

lamp

OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF

LEVEL-I

Over

Over

(the pedal stepped)

and

Steering

® Bring the arrow to CENTERING J EV"E-C

Wheel's

Choose

Test

appear

<D

Press eitherofthe SERVICE or

centering

OUTPUT

0fI

the

strength

TEST10have

screen

VIEW CHANGE buttons to move

.'hr,

.•'ToWto the..

® Press

"either

If

the display on the right hand side

9.e~.i!.ed

test item.

TEST or START buttons. -

the lamp name changes to ON from OFF

and the selected lamp lights up, the lamp

anti wiring connections

are_s.a.tisf~.ctorv

and press either TESTor START. If the
display changes to LEVEL I
and the steering wheels centering

strength is gradually increased, the
centering mechanism is satisfactory.
Note that in this test mode the strength
cannot be set.

COH
COH

to be

the

- LEVEL 8

checked.

Output

of

• Choose EXIT and PRESS the TEST button
or START button to return to the TEST MENU.

20

7. SOUND TEST

BGM:

Sf:

>

EXIT

SELECT

AND

WITH

PUSH

SOUNDTEST

8. C.R.T. TEST

C. R. T. TEST

PRESS

TEST

SOUND

soHigh

CrashOD

SERViCE

TEST

BUTTON

TEST

1/2

TO

CONTINUE

BUTTON

BUTTON

Selecting SOUND
(sound effects,

TEST

allows the desired sound

BGM,

etc.) to be chesen and heard.
. In this test, sound related IC Boards and the Speakers
. incorporated into the seat are checked. Press the
; SERVICE button or
; to the desired sound test item. Pressing the

button allows the selected type

Each time the

SHIFT

TEST

button to bring the arrow

of

sound to be emilled.

button is pressed, the next sound

TEST

is emitted.

eB.G.M.

eSE

e EXIT

Background music during game.

Sound effects during game.

Causes the menu mode to return on
the screen.

Choose C.R.T.

Adjustment check screen appear. By watching the
scren, periodically check if adjustments are
required. For the Adjustment Method, refer .
to the Monitor sections. In the screen as
left, check the Monitor colour adjustments. By
watching this screen, make colour adjustments.

of

Each
white is darkest at the left

bec~mes

TEST

to have the Monitor

per·

the R (red), G (green) and B (blue) and

of

the screen and

brighter towards the right.

to

C.R.T.

C. R.T. TEST

PRESS TEST

C.R.T.

TEST

BUTTON

TEST

2/2

TO

EXIT

Press the

TEST

button to have the following

Crosshatch screen appear.

In the screen as
and position adjustments. Check size and position
adjustments by watching this screen.
Adjust the monitor to make sure that the
crosshatch lines do not appear to go beyond

the screen size and crosshatch distortion
does not occur.

per

left, check monitor size

Press the TEST button to have the menu return to
the screen.

21

9. GAME ASSIGNMENTS

>

•

ADVERTISE

SelectGAME
frequency, game

describedas

GAME

ADVERTiSE

URL

ADDRESS

COUNTRY

CABINET
LINK

DIFFICULTY

GAME

DEFAULT

NAME

EXIT

SELECT

GAME ASSIGNMENTS

TYPE

MODE

ENTRY

AND

ASSIGNMENTS

difficulty

follows:

ASSIGNMENTS

SOUND

TYPE

CAR

WITH

PUSH

TEST

SOUND

level,

xxxx>::
xxxx>::

xxxxx

xxxx>::

xxxxx
xxxxx

xxxx>::

xxxxx

xxxxx

SERVICE

BUTTON

BUTTON

Settingofsound

OFF:

No

sound

to havethe following screen

etc. to be performed. Each

ISETIING

CD

Press the SERVICE button or VIEW
CHANGE button to bring the arrow
to the desired change item.

@ Press the TEST button or the START

button to select the setting change item.

@ Move the arrow to EXIT and press the

TEST button or the START button to
return the menu mode to the screen.

to beemitted

ON:

during

Sound

Advertise

emitted.

appear.
item

CHANGE

This allows settings of lap

displays thecontents

PROCEDURE

mode.

I

(»

•

URL

ADDRESS

•

COUNTRY

•

CABINET

•

LINK

•

DIFFICULTY

•

GAME

•

DEFAULT

•

NAME

TYPE

TYPE

MODE

CAR

ENTRY

Setsthe Intemet

OFF:

Allows

Not

forlanguage setting.

Home

displayed

Pagedisplay

ON:

Displayed

during

ADVERTISE

..

Setto applicable cabinet type.

If

thisproduct is individually

(right)

toCAR2. Forcommunication
machines
thatno

toCAR I andset therest of cart to CAR2- g in themannerso

number

willbe duplicated.

Thereare4 levels, i.,e.,EASY,
difficulty

level

can bedifferentiated by

used,

set IP side(left) to CAR I and 2P side

play,

besuretoset oneofthe

NORMAL,

HARD,

varying

HARDEST.. The

the race starttimeandthe

additional timewhenpassingthecheckpoint.
Setsthespecified numberof

onelap,
Use

NORMAL

GRAND

to2 laps,

PRIXforevents.

Round

LONG

(laps)

forthe course. SHORTrefersto

to 3 lapsandGRAND

PRIX

to20 laps.

Selectthetypeofcar initially appearing in thecenter of thescreen. If set to
RANDOM,

Setswhether the nameentryisto

Incaseof
with

his
playerisentered
displayed
the

ranking

BEFORE

the

DEFAULT

AFTER

ranking

above

X, thenameof theplayer

being

displayed. Incaseof

before

game. Thenameregistered beforegameis

hiscarduringgameplayand the namewillbe displayed in

ifheaccomplishes best

shows

thenumberofcharacters thatcan be registered (3 or 7

CARwillbeunspecified.

be

performed

beforegameoraftergame.

with

best results willbe entered

BEFORE

results.

Numerals after

X, the

AFTER

name

of each

or

characters).

22