Sega VIRTUA STRIKER 3 User Manual

1ST PRINTING MAY 01

Universal Kit

Kit Installation Instructions

& Service Manual

Switchable FROM High Resolution 31K
TO Standard (Low) Resolution 15.75K.

1 - 2 PLAYER GAME

SEGA ENTERPRISES, INC. USA

MANUAL NO. 999-1283

Warranty

Your new Sega Product is covered for a period of 90 days from the date of shipment. This certifies
that the Printed Circuit Boards, Power Supplies and Monitor are to be free of defects in workman­ship or materials under normal operating conditions. This also certifies that all Interactive Control
Assemblies are to be free from defects in workmanship and materials under normal operating condi­tions. No other product in this machine is hereby covered.

Sellers sole liability in the event a warranted part described above fails shall be, at its option, to
replace or repair the defective part during the warranty period. For Warranty claims, contact your
Sega Distributor.

Should the Seller determine, by inspection that the product was caused by Accident, Misuse, Ne­glect, Alteration, Improper Repair, Installation or Testing, the warranty offered will be null and void.

Under no circumstances is the Seller responsible for any loss of profits, loss of use, or other dam­ages.

This shall be the exclusive written Warranty of the original purchaser expressed in lieu of all other
warranties expressed or implied. Under no circumstance shall it extend beyond the period of time
listed above.

Virtua Striker 3

Sega Naomi System

Kit Contains List

Part #

400-5397-01

838-13616

560-5407-UL

838-13683-93CV1

400-5397

600-7141-200

600-7009-2500

840-0071D-01

600-7247-500

610-0630-0006

LOC. PURCHASE

Desc

NAOMI POWER SUPPLY

AUDIO POWER AMP 2 CH

AUDIO XFORMER 120V

JAMMA I/O BD (NAOMI)

POWER SUPPLY (NAOMI)

USB CABLE

VGA VIDEO CABLE

ASSY CASE PC1 DIMM BD

CABLE SCSI TYPE 2 500MM

GD SOFT KIT VS3

SERVICE SWT BRKT ASSY

Qty

1

1

1

1

1

2

1

1

1

1

1

XKT-0833

LOC. PURCHASE

LOC. PURCHASE

LOC. PURCHASE

999-1276

999-1277

999-1278

999-1280

999-1279

999-1281

GD-ROM DRIVE KIT

JOYSTICK 8 WAY - GREEN

PUSHBUTTON - GREEN

PUSHBUTTON - BLUE

MARQUEE ART

INSTR. SHEET #1 PLAYER

INSTR. SHEET #2 CONTR

CONT PNL NAOMI

DECAL SIDE ART

CONTRL PNL STND

1

2

2

2

1

1

1

1

2

1

1

Feb 9. 2000

SERVICE BULLETIN

SEGA Service Department http://www.seuservice.com
45133 Industrial Drive Phone: [phone]
Fremont, Ca. 94538 Fax: [phone]

SPECIAL NOTICE FOR

ALL SEGA NAOMI KITS

PROBLEM:

The SEGA Naomi Game kits are actually ‘JAMMA Dependent’. What this means exactly is they will only
install into existing JAMMA Cabinets. If an operator tries to install these kits into a Non-JAMMA cabinet,
they will first have to bring the wiring up to JAMMA Standards.

SOLUTION:

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° Step 1 Disconnect the games original DC Power Supply. You may only use the power supply provided

with your kit. Be sure to set the voltages going to your Game BD to 5.1 and 3.3 volts DC to assure proper
operation ( Measure on Square Connector at Game BD. Yellow = 5vdc / Brown = 3.3vdc / White = Gnd )

° Step 2 You MUST USE THE COIN METER SUPPLIED WITH YOUR KIT to assure proper Coin

acceptance. A minimum 18 Gauge wire should be used from the Coin Meter 1 output line on your
JAMMA Harness. The 5vdc ( Yellow ) wire found in the wiring bag of your kit MUST BE USED for the
supply voltage to the meter.

Not following the directions provided herein may cause your game to malfunction.
All electrical work should be performed by the site’s Serviceman or Technician.

In order to prevent an electric shock and short circuit, be sure to turn power off before performing
work or touching the interior parts of the product.
Be careful so as not to damage wirings. Damaged wiring can cause an electric shock or short circuit
accident.
Do not touch places other than those specified. Touching places not specified can cause an electric
shock or short circuit accident.

If you have any questions please contact the SEGA Service Department at the numbers given above.

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

1) First. Remove all access panels from the game. Locate the original game Logic PCB’s & Power
Supply and remove from the Cabinet by first disconnecting all harnesses from the boards. (You need
only to splice in the Main Power (110v AC) into the 3-Pin Connector (GRN/WHT/BLK).)

2) Remove all existing game harnesses (we suggest using New Jamma Harnesses (NOT contained in the
kit) to ensure reliability).

3) Locate the most convenient and open area of the cabinet to mount the Virtua Stiker 3 Naomi System
Assembly. Make sure this area is free and clear of all cable harnesses and grounds, cable clamps, etc.

Vacuum out or clean bottom of cabinet of dirt & miscellaneous parts (e.g.
screws, loose coins / tokens, etc.).

Remove all exterior decals and repair any cabinet damage. Repaint
cabinet if necessary. Remove the Monitor Plexi or if your game plexi has
Silk-screened artwork, you will need to strip it off.

4) Connect the JAMMA Harnesses to the JVS-JAMMA Interface Boards. Separate the wires from each
other (i.e. Control Panel, Video, Speaker, Power Supply). Run the various harnesses to the part of the
cabinet they go to ensuring they are dressed properly & secured to the cabinet. Locate the Volume/
Speaker/Coin Meter Cable and connect to your existing Switch Bracket or use the new one included
with the kit. Note: If you are using a VGA Compatible Monitor you can run your VGA Cable directly

to the monitor or connect it to your JVS JAMMA Interface for RGB Conversion to your JAMMA
Cables.

5) Remove Marquee from cabinet and cut to fit the new Virtua Striker 3 Marquee in place.

REPLACE old Joysticks & Buttons with the NEW ones supplied in Kit.

6) First remove all Joystick and Button assemblies from the Control Panel. Remove Lexan and Control
Panel Overlay. Proceed to clean surface of the Control Panel by removing all adhesive and dirt. Fill
in or plug up existing button holes to set up a blank work area for your new controls.

7) Install the new Control Panel Overlay by carefully peeling off the paper backing and laying down on
the panel. Smooth it out, starting in the center and working your way to the edges (removing all of
the trapped air pockets). If necessary, cut the edges of the overlay excess and fold under panel.

8) Cut out the button and Joystick Holes. Install Joystick and buttons from kit into the Control Panel
and tighten down. Connect all game harness wires to switches and buttons.

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

9) Proceed to place new decals on the sides of the cabinet. Locate a new monitor bezel, if needed, and
replace glass, if required (due scratches). Install Instruction Placard to the back of the Monitor Glass.

NOTE: As a precaution, disconnect the JAMMA Harness from the I/O Boards and turn power on. With a
Multi-Meter, measure the 5v and 3.3v. Adjust if necessary to 5.15v DCand 3.3vDC. Measure the +12 to
ensure the wires and voltages are in the correct position. Turn power off. Plug in the JAMMA Harness once
again to the I/O Boards. The Attract Mode should appear on the screen.

Adjust the SIZE, CONTRAST, BRIGHTNESS, and COLORS on the
Monitor for optimum appearance. Adjust VERTICAL/HORIZONTAL
Hold to get a stable picture, if required.

Enter DIAGNOSTICS and adjust the Volume Level, test all Buttons &
Joystick for proper operation & wiring. Adjust Pricing. Coin-Up and
test out a game to ensure proper play functions are as they should be.

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To CN1 of
Amplifier Board

Pin 1

Pin 4

Pin 5

Sega Naomi System Switch

Bracket and Speaker

Installation Diagrams

(Figure 3)

JAMMA Pin 8

Yellow Wire from Extra
Harness (+5v)

YEL/RED

WHT/RED

GRN/RED

Volume

From CN2 of
Amplifier Board

From CN4 of
Amplifier Board

Test

_

+

Coin Meter

Service

GRY/RED

ORG/RED

GRY/BLUE

ORG/BLUE

JAMMA Pin R
JAMMA Pin 1
JAMMA Pin 15

Left
Speaker

Right
Speaker

5

Sega Naomi System

JAMMA Harness Wiring

(JAMMA I/O BD)

(Figure 4)

Ground

Ground

+5v (Not Used)

+5v (Not Used)

(Not Used)

+12v (Not Used)

Key

Coin Meter 1

(Not Used)

(Not Used)

(Not Used)

Video Red

Video Blue

Video Ground

Test

Coin 1

1P Start

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

1

A

2

B

3

C

D

4

E

5

6

F

7

H
J

8
9

K

L

M

N

P

R

S

T

U

Ground

Ground

+5v (Not Used)

+5v (Not Used)

(Not Used)

+12v (Not Used)

Key

Coin Meter 2

(Not Used)

(Not Used)

(Not Used)

Video Green

Video Sync

Service

(Not Used)

Coin 2

2P Start

1P UP

1P Down

1P Left

1P Right

Attack 1P (1P SW1)

Grapple 1P (1P SW2)

Support 1P (1P SW3)

(Not Used)

(Not Used)

Ground

Ground

1

19

20

21

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24

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8

V

W

X

Y

Z

a

b
c
d

e

f

4

2P UP

2P Down

2P Left

2P Right

Attack 2P (2P SW1)

Grapple 2P (2P SW2)

Support 2P (2P SW3)
(Not Used)

(Not Used)

Ground

Ground

6

PSW2

Sega Naomi System

Filter Board Information

Connector Description etc.

PSW1

DIPSW1

Service

Switch

Test

Switch

CN4

Preamp Level

Audio Out

1

2

4

Setting for High
Resolution 31KHZ
1 -4 off

CN3

VGA Level

Video Out

CN2 CN1

Power Connectors

1

233

Setting for Standard
Resolution 15KHZ
1 on 2-4 off.

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1. SPECIFICATIONS

1

ON-SCREEN DISPLAY

Monitor Position

HORIZONTAL

2

CONTROL PANEL

Horizontal Synchronous Frequency
15/31 kHz

8WAYS

PLAYER 1 PLAYER 2

3

Minimum DIMM Memory Capacity

SW2

SW1

SW3

256 MB

1P 2P

START SW

8WAYS

SW2

SW1

SW3

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2. CONTENTS OF GAME

HOW TO PLAY THE GAME

You can select favorite ones of the 32 national teams picked out from the whole

world.
This is a soccer game where you win your way through a world tournament
imaged.
You can enjoy a match of intrusion style while the match is in progress.

Flow of the Game
If you enjoy the game alone, you will compete with the CPU through a world
tournament imaged.
If your final score is more than that of the CPU after the end of a match, you can
advance to the next match. If it is equal to or fewer than the score of the CPU,
Game Over takes place. You can also make settings of the Extension Ending with
G-Goal and Penalty Shootout Mode (PK SYSTEM). Even for Penalty Shootout, if
your count of success is equal to or fewer than that of the CPU, Game Over takes
place.
* You can change the time of Extension and the maximum allowable number of

shots in Penalty Shootout.

You can also enjoy a match of intrusion style and compete with another player

of the game.
* Apart from matches with the CPU, you can make settings of the time of

Extension, the maximum allowable number of shots in Penalty Shootout, and

the first/second half option, etc.

If the final scores are identical at the end of the match, Game Over takes place

or the winner is determined by Penalty Shootout.
* Determination of the winner can be selected with Settings.

Fouls

• Yellow and Red Cards

When a soccer player plays foul, the referee presents a Yellow or Red Card for

him.

When the same soccer player gets the Yellow Card twice, he is sent off. Once a

player receives the Red Card, he is immediately sent off.

Yellow Cards are brought over to the subsequent matches until you are

defeated.

• Offside

If a soccer player passes the ball to a player located in the offside, Offside is

established and the opposite team gets a free kick.

Operations

You use one lever and

three buttons for operations.

•Lever: Move

•Green: [For Offense] Short Pass (Heading for the ball in the air)
[For Defense] Sliding (varies with the distance to the player of the
opposite team)

•Blue: [For Offense] Long Pass (Centering in the Centering Area)
[For Defense] Sliding (varies with the distance to the player of the
opposite team)

•Red: [For Offense] Shot (varies with the size of the Power Gage)
[For Defense] Sliding (varies with the distance to the player of the
opposite team)

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<For Offense>

• Short Pass
By pressing the Short Pass button, a short pass to a player of your team is
achieved in the direction in which you move the lever

• Long Pass
By pressing the Long Pass button, a long pass to a player of your team is
achieved in the direction in which you move the lever.
By pressing the Long Pass button in a Centering Area, the ball is centered.

• Shot
By pressing the Shot button while keeping the ball, the Power Gage is
displayed.
Pressing and holding down the Shot button extends the gage; the shooting
strength depends on how the gage is long when you releases the button.

<For Defense>

• Sliding
Pressing the Short Pass button in the defense mode allows the player to slide to
the one who is keeping the ball.

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<Selecting Formation>
Before beginning a match, you can select the formation using the Start button. The
options from which you can select the desired one depend on the team.
With the selected formation as NORMAL, an OFFENSIVE or DEFENSIVE
formation is assigned automatically.

If you have set the first/second half system, you can change the formation during
the half time.

<Tactics Switching>
By pressing the Start button while the match is in progress, you can switch the
tactics of the team and its associated formation. Note that it takes some time to
allow the tactics to spread and function throughout the team.

Game Screen

One Player/
Operating Player Indicator

First/Second HalfScores

Remaining Time

Formation

Radar

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3. TEST MODE

A. SYSTEM MENU

STOP

ASSIGNMENTS, and GAME ASSIGNMENTS of GAME TEST MODE,
be sure to exit from the test mode of SYSTEM MENU screen. The contents

When settings are changed in SYSTEM ASSIGNMENTS, COIN

IMPORTANT

of setting changes are stored in the IC on the BOARD when exiting from the
Test Mode. If the power is turned off in the Test Mode (before exiting), the
contents of setting changes are ineffective. In this case, the settings remain
unchanged.

This test mode mainly allows the IC Board to be checked for accurate functioning,
monitor color to be adjusted as well as COIN ASSIGNMENTS and GAME
ASSIGNMENTS to be adjusted.

1) Connect the power, and press the TEST Button. Then the following SYSTEM
MENU screen appears.

SYSTEM MENU

RAM TEST
JVS TEST
SOUND TEST
C.R.T. TEST
SYSTEM ASSIGNMENTS
COIN ASSIGNMENTS
BOOKKEEPING
BACKUP DATA CLEAR
CLOCK SETTING

DIMM BOARD TEST
GAME TEST MODE
[XXXXXXXXX ]

-> EXIT

SELECT WITH SERVICE BUTTON
AND
PRESS TEST BUTTON

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In the SYSTEM ASSIGNMENTS,
CABINET TYPE is set to 2 PLAYER(S),
MONITOR TYPE is set to HORIZONTAL,
and SERVICE TYPE is set to COMMON.

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COIN ASSIGNMENTS initial settings as follows:
COIN CHUTE TYPE: COMMON
COIN/CREDIT SETTING: #1
COIN CHUTE #1 (#2): 1 COIN 1 CREDIT

SEQUENCE SETTING of COIN ASSIGNMENTS functions as follows:
SEQUENCE 1: Number of credits required for game start
(initial value = 1 CREDIT).
SEQUENCE 2: Number of credits required for CONTINUE
(initial value = 1 CREDIT)
SEQUENCE 3 ~ 8: NOT USED.

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MEANING OF DISPLAY IN BOOKKEEPING 2/2
P1 (P2) SEQ 1: Play frequency of Player 1 (Player 2)
P1 (P2) SEQ 2: Frequency of CONTINUE by Player 1 (Player 2).
P1 (P2) SEQ 3 ~ 8: NOT USED.

2) Press the SERVICE Button to move the -> mark to any desired item, and press
the TEST Button.

3) Press the SERVICE Button to move the -> mark to GAME TEST MODE item,
and press the TEST Button. Then the GAME TEST MENU screen appears that
enables to test the items specific to this game. For the details, see the following
pages.

4) After testing, select the EXIT and press the TEST Button. The game
advertising screen reappears.

NOTE: For more information about the SYSTEM MENU screen, see the
GD-ROM Service Manual (No.: 420-6620-01).

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B. GAME TEST MODE

Bring the arrow to the item of GAME TEST MODE in the SYSTEM TEST
MENU, and press the TEST Button to display the TEST MENU peculiar to this
game.
Press the SERVICE Button to move the arrow. Bring the arrow to the desired
item and press the TEST Button to have the item displayed.
Upon finishing the test, bring the arrow to EXIT and press the TEST Button to
return to the System Menu mode.

GAME TEST MENU

> INPUT TEST

OUTPUT TEST

GAME ASSIGNMENTS

BOOKKEEPING

VS DATA

BACKUP DATA CLEAR

EXIT

SELECT WITH SERVICE BUTTON

GAME TEST MENU Screen

AND PRESS TEST BUTTON

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a. INPUT TEST

This test displays the state of each switch and button.
If the switch goes ON when the switch/button is pressed, it is satisfactory.
Press SERVICE Button and TEST Button simultaneously to have the MENU
return on to the screen.

INPUT TEST

COIN 1 SW (ON/OFF) 1P DN (ON/OFF)
COIN 2 SW (ON/OFF) 1P LT (ON/OFF)
SERVICE SW (ON/OFF) 1P RT (ON/OFF)
TEST SW (ON/OFF) 2P UP (ON/OFF)
PLAYER 1 START (ON/OFF) 2P DN (ON/OFF)
PLAYER 2 START (ON/OFF) 2P LT (ON/OFF)
1P SHOOT (ON/OFF) 2P RT (ON/OFF)
1P LONG PASS (ON/OFF) 2P SHOOT (ON/OFF)
1P SHORT PASS (ON/OFF) 2P LONG PASS (ON/OFF)
1P UP (ON/OFF) 2P SHORT PASS (ON/OFF)

INPUT TEST Screen

UP

LEFT

DOWN

PRESS TEST BUTTON TO EXIT

SHOOT

RIGHT

LONG PASS

SHORT PASS

P1 P2

START

CONTROL PANEL

LEFT

UP

DOWN

SHOOT

RIGHT

LONG PASS

SHORT PASS

b. OUTPUT TEST

This allows the "versus play" cabinet's 7 SEG display to be checked. If all the
segment is displayed when each CHECK is selected, it is satisfactory. Choose
CLEAR CHECK to stop the test. Select EXIT to return to the MENU screen.

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c. GAME ASSIGNMENTS

Allows game difficulty adjustments, time setting, etc. to be changed. Move the
arrow to the desired item by SERVICE Button and press the TEST Button to
change the setting. Select EXIT to return to the MENU screen.

GAME ASSIGNMENTS

> DIFFICULTY - NORMAL

VIRTUAL TIME - REAL

BILLBOARD - ON

ONE MATCH MODE - OFF

MATCH FORM - FULL GAME

TIME SET - 2’00’’

G GOAL TIME - OFF

PK SYSTEM - OFF

SELECT WITH SERVICE BUTTON

AND TEST BUTTON

GAME ASSIGNMENTS Screen

DIFFICULTY

(EASY, NORMAL, HARD, HARDEST)
Sets the game's difficulty. The standard setting is NORMAL.

VIRTUAL TIME

Sets how long it takes for a day to pass in the game. Time elapses according to
this setting and the graphics gradually change from 'day' to 'evening' and then to
'night' in the game. The standard setting is REAL. When REAL is chosen, time
in the game elapses according to the actual time.

BILLBOARD

Sets whether an institutional ad is on or not. Setting can be done by selecting ON
or OFF and setting to OFF displays only SEGA and imaginary signboards in the
game. The standard setting is ON.

ONE MATCH MODE

Sets whether the end of 1 play results in Game Over or not. Setting can be done
by selecting ON or OFF, and setting to ON results in Game Over after the end of
1 play. Usually, be sure to set to OFF. Setting to ON is for some sorts of events
such as a game competition, etc. Only when the mode is set to ON, a vs. game
between teams of the same country is possible. The standard setting is OFF.

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MATCH FORM

Sets the fist/second half option. You can choose either FULL GAME (fist and
second halves) or HALF ONLY (second half only).

About setting of the following items:

By selecting 1P (against CPU) mode or VS mode, the setting can be varied. A
wider variation allows PK to be set only in the VS mode, for example.

TIME SET

The time for 1 play can be set within a range of 1'30" and 5'00". The standard
setting is 2'00".

GGOAL TIME

Sets whether to use GGOAL SYSTEM or not. Setting to ON enables an extended
game to the extent of [TIME X'X"] following ON if the game ends in a draw
when a usual time of game is finished. In this case the game is finished when
either side gets a point though the time still remains. If neither of the sides gets a
point within the extended time period and the [PK SYSTEM] is not set, the game
ends in a draw and is over. "INFINITE" in the setting items does not let the game
end until either side gets a point. Do not set to INFINITE except for some sorts of
special events like a game competition. The standard setting is OFF.

PK SYSTEM

Sets whether to use the PK SYSTEM or not. Setting to ON enables a PK game
within the extent of [MEMBER X] following ON if the game ends in a draw
when a usual time of game is finished. (In case the [GGOAL] is set, when the
game is not concluded,) If neither of the sides gets a point by the preset number of
players, the PK game ends in a draw and is over. Setting to [REAL PK] causes 5
players from each team to play a PK game until either side wins the game
according to the real soccer rules when the game ends in a draw. The standard
setting is OFF.

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d. BOOKKEEPING

This test mode allows PLAY TIME, etc. to be checked.

BOOKKEEPING 1/4

NUMBER OF GAMES - XX

TOTAL TIME - XX

TOTAL PLAY TIME - XX

1P PLAY TIME - XX

VS PLAY TIME - XX

PLAY TIME RATE - XX

1P - VS PLAYER RATE - XX

PRESS TEST TO NEXT SCREEN

BOOKKEEPING Screen (1/4)

[GLOBAL DATA]

NUMBER OF GAMES: Displays the total number of games played.

TOTAL TIME: Displays the total energized time.

TOTAL PLAY TIME: Displays game play time.

1P PLAY TIME: Displays the play time by 1P (against CPU).

VS PLAY TIME: Displays the vs. play time.

PLAY TIME RATE: Displays the rate of play time against the total

1P•VS PLAYER RATE: Lists the rate of PLAYER 1 and play time relative

Press TEST Button to proceed to the next screen (2/4).

energized time.

to the time of the game (i.e., play rate).

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BOOKKEEPING 2/4

0 - 1 MIN XX
1 - 2 MIN XX

2 - 3 MIN XX
3 - 4 MIN XX

PRESS TEST TO NEXT SCREEN

BOOKKEEPING Screen (2/4)

[TIME HISTOGRAM]: Displays the histogram of play time.

Press TEST Button to proceed to the next screen (3/4).

BOOKKEEPING Screen (3/4)

[GAME COUNT]

TOTAL GAME COUNT: Displays the number of games played.
CONTINUE GAME COUNT: Indicates the count continued.
PLAYER 1 GAME COUNT: Indicates the total count of plays of the

PLAYER 2 GAME COUNT: Indicates the total count of plays of the

BOOKKEEPING 3/4

TOTAL GAME COUNT XX

CONTINUE GAME COUNT XX

PLAYER 1 GAME COUNT XX
PLAYER 2 GAME COUNT XX

PRESS TEST TO NEXT SCREEN

PLAYER 1 team.

PLAYER 2 team.

[TOURNAMENT REPORT]
Indicates the count of Game Over for each of the rounds in the One Player (vs. CPU) mode.

Press TEST Button to proceed to the next screen (4/4).

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BOOKKEEPING Screen (4/4)

[GAME DATA]

DRAW COUNT: Displays the total number of draw games.

VS WINS MAXIMUM: Displays the maximum number of wins in the vs. mode.

BOOKKEEPING 4/4

DRAW COUNT XX

VS WINS MAXIMUM XX

VS WINS HISTOGRAM XX

PRESS TEST TO EXIT

VS WINS HISTOGRAM: Displays the histogram of the total number of wins in the

vs. mode.

Press TEST Button to return to the MENU screen.

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e. VS DATA

Allows the team data in the vs. mode to be checked.

[TEAM USED RANK (1/2)]

TEAM USED RANK displays the ranking data of teams as per team selection
frequency.

USED_NUM: Displays team selection frequency.
USED_RATE: Displays the ratio of selection of each team against all teams.

Press TEST Button to proceed to the next screen (2/2).

[VS WIN RANK (2/2)]

Displays the ranking of each team's victory percentage sequentially in order.
WIN RATE: Displays team's percentage of victories to the total number of vs.

games in vs. mode.
WIN: Displays each team's total number of victories in the vs. mode.
LOSE: Displays each team's total number of losses in the vs. games.
DRAW: Displays each team's total number of draws in the vs. games.

Press TEST Button to return to the MENU screen.

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f. BACKUP DATA CLEAR

This allows the contents of [d. BOOKKEEPING] and [e. VS DATA] to be
cleared. The ranking data of [e. VS TEAM DATA] returns to the ranking
described in this Manual.
When clearing, use the SERVICE Button to bring the arrow to "YES (CLEAR)"
and press the TEST Button. When the data has been cleared, "COMPLETED" is
displayed. To return to the MENU mode, press the TEST Button again.
When not clearing, bring the arrow to "NO (CANCEL)" and press the TEST
Button to return to the MENU mode with data unchanged.

BACKUP DATA CLEAR

> YES (CLEAR)

NO (CANCEL)

PRESS SERVICE TO SELECT.

PRESS TEST TO EXECUTE.

BACKUP DATA CLEAR Screen

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4. GAME BOARD

Do not expose the Game Board so as to avoid causing an accident
or malfunctioning.
Static electricity discharge can damage electronic parts on the IC
Board. Before starting work by opening the Shield Case Lid, be
sure to touch grounded metallic surfaces to discharge physically
charged static electricity.
When replacing the Game Board, refer to the CVT Manual and
Instruction Manual.

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1

3

PART NO. DESCRIPTION

+

1

2

1

2

3

840-0071D-01 ASSY CASE NAT PCI DIMM BD USA

840-0071D-02 ASSY CASE NAT PCI DIMM BD EXP

840-0071D-03 ASSY CASE NAT PCI DIMM BD KOR

840-0071D-04 ASSY CASE NAT PCI DIMM BD AUS

840-0046A-01 ASSY CASE NAOMI 2 MAIN BD USA

840-0046A-02 ASSY CASE NAOMI 2 MAIN BD EXP

840-0046A-03 ASSY CASE NAOMI 2 MAIN BD KOR

840-0046A-04 ASSY CASE NAOMI 2 MAIN BD AUS

840-0001F ASSY CASE NAO DIMM BD COM

610-0617 GD-ROM DRIVE UNIT NAOMI

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1

2

442-00061B-01 (STICKER 840-0061B-01)
Attached place

PART NO. DESCRIPTION

1
2

+

1

2

840-0001F ASSY CASE NAO DIMM BD COM

KEY CHIP

840-0061B-01 DIMM BD NAT VS3

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5. SOFT KIT

STOP

IMPORTANT

Handling the GD-ROM Disk

Do not contaminate the disks with your
fingerprints or dust particles. Contaminated
disks may lower audio and video quality.
When cleaning the disks, do not use volatile
chemicals (benzine, thinner, etc.), cleaning
sprays, and antistatic agents.
Do not use cracked, warped, or damaged
disks.
Do not attach papers or seals onto the disks;

Use clean cloth to wipe
the disk gently and into a
radial direction.

do not scratch the disks.
Do not use the disks with a sign of peeled seals, tapes, etc.
Observing these instructions, do not insert such a non-usable disk
into the GD-ROM drive. Otherwise the inserted disk can not be
ejected.
When cleaning a heavily contaminated disk, use clean cloth that
has been soaked in water and squeezed. Then remove moisture
with dry cloth.
When holding a disk, be careful not to contaminate it with your
fingerprints.

How to Hold a Disk

With both hands:
Put your thumbs and forefingers of both
hands on the disk's 4 circumference tips.

With one hand:
Insert your forefinger into a
central hole and at the same
time put your thumb and middle
finger on the disk's 2
circumference tips.

How to Handle the Key Chip

The key chip is a precision device. Handle it carefully because it
may be damaged by heat, shock, and static electricity.
Use the key chip with the GD-ROM disk of the corresponding
game that has been shipped together with the key chip.

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4

2

1

PART NO. DESCRIPTION

3

+

++

1

2

3 4

1
2
3

4

610-0630-0006 GD SOFT KIT VS3 ENG

GDS-0006 * NAOMI 2 GDROM VS3

KEY CHIP

420-6621-0006E SERVICE MANUAL VS3 ENG

253-5507 DISK CASE WITH IC HOLDER

25

400-5397

SW REGU FOR JVS

600-6743-050

600-7141-050

600-7155

P C

838-13683-91

3

2

1

120 Vac Input

[Extra]

5k pot

SPEAKER OUTPUTS

To PIN 8
of Jamma

To Extra
Yellow Wire

COIN COUNTER

JAMMA CONNECTIONS USED ARE:

° VIDEO OUT
° SWITCH INPUTS
° SWITCH GROUND RETURNS
° COIN COUNTER OUTPUT

NOTE: THERE ARE TO BE NO
CONNECTIONS MADE TO THE
JAMMA INTERFACE OTHER THAN
THE ABOVE FOREMENTIONED.

10
20
30
40
50

60
70
80
A
B

C
D
E

NAOMI KIT UNIVERSAL
WIRING DIAGRAM (1/1)

CN6

Phono
plugs

71

91

72

9

2

P C

80

1
2

50

3

0V

120V

TRANSFORMER

17V
0V

0V
17V

560-5407

838-13616

AUDIO POWER AMP 2CH

JST VH 4P

P C

+5V

+12V

+3.3V

30

10

50

50

[GD ROM DRIVE]

10

30

50

50

3 42 5 6

1

P C

WHITE(U/P)

31

514150

50

MUST BE SET TO "IN"

JST VL

GND

GND

GND

JST VL

GND

+5V

GND

+3.3V

14 GND

JP1

1 VCC

2 VCC

3 NC

4 1P SW6

5 1P SW7

6 1P SW8

7 NC

8 2P SW6

9 2P SW7

10 2P SW8

11 NC

12 NC

13 GND

TO USE INPUTS ON CN3

OUT

IN

1

30 10 50 30 10 50

6