Williams Electronics Stellar Wars User Manual

16P-490-100

Game No.

490

March,1979

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service call TOLL-FREE:

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Illinois call

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EL.ECTRONICS.

INC.

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Xcor

International

Inc. <;:ompany

3401 N. California Ave., Chicago, IL_60618

Cable Address:

WILCOIN,

CHICAGO

[phone]

490

CONTENTS

Section Page

1.

INSTALLATION 2
Assembly and Interconnection

...............•...

2
Inspection 3
Power Turn-On 6

2.

GAME OPERATION 6

3.

GAME

ADJUSTMENTS

7
General Procedure 7
High Score to Date 9
Replay Scores 9
Maximum Credits 9

Standard Game

Pricing.

"

10

Custom Game Pricing

10

Pricing Formula

11

Credits in Game

12

High Score Credits

12

Play

12

Match

13

Special

'"

13

Scoring Awards

13

NumberofBalls

.........................•....

14

Maximum Plumb Bob Tilts

14

Unique Game Adjustments

14

Restoring Factory Settings

15

4.

GAME BOOKKEEPING AND EVALUATION..15

Feature Access

15

High Score Reset

16

Resetting Audit Totals

16

5.

BUILT-IN DIAGNOSTICS

16

Display Digits Test

16

Lamp

Test-Test

01

16

Solenoid

Test-Test

02

18

Switch

Test-Test

03

18

Auto Cycle Mode

18

6.

MAINTENANCE

20

Board Replacement

20

CPU

Board Self-Test

22

Sound Board Self-Test

22

Troubleshooting Charts

23

Lamps

23

Switches

23

Solenoids

24

Master Display

24

Player Display

24

Game Operation

25

Inoperative or Blows Fuses

25

Losing Memory

25

No Response to CPU Self-Test or

Intermittent Operation

26

Sound Problems

26

7.

INTERCONNECTION CHARTS

26

8.

MECHANICAL

ADJUSTMENTS

37

9.

SPARE

PARTS

37

SECTION 1
INSTALLATION

This section provides

information

for

assembly

and
interconnection, inspection, and power turn-on for solid
state pinballs.

ASSEMBLY AND INTERCONNECTION
To assemble and interconnect the game, proceed as follows:

2

1.

Remove the two cartons and the cabinet from the
shipping carton.

2.

Carefully set the cabinet on end with the rear of the
cabinet on the floor.

3.

Open the stapled carton and remove the four legs and
the cashbox.

4.

Remove the ball, eight acorn bolts and four backbox
mounting bolts from the cash box.

5.

Mount

the two front legs using four acorn bolts.

6.

Carefully lower the cabinet so that it is supported on the

front legs.

7.

Take the· backbox from its carton and remove the
envelope containing the back

box

keys from the topofit.

8.

Centerthe backbox onthefloorattherearofthecabinet
in an upright position oriented with the insert board
parallel to the length

of

the cabinet.

9.

Lift up the rearofthe cabinet

an

slide the

backbox underneath it for suppor

10.

Mount

the two rear legs using four a

11.

Reach into the large holeatthe rear 0
out the power cord, and place it in

NOTE

Do

not

plug the game in and do not pull

from the cabinet

at

this time.

12.

The backbox has a metal bracket prot from the
bottom hole that will engage a simila ket on the
cabinet pedestal to prevent the backb

rom

tipping

forward when the insert door

is

opened. Place the

backbox onto

the pedestal, engaging the bracket.

13.

Remove the shipping blocks from the insert door.

14.

Lift uponthe latchatthe right sideofthe insert door
and open the door.

15.

Secure the backbox to the cabinet using the four bolts
and washers.

NOTE

Refer

to

Figure1.There are seven cables (four from the

playfield

and

three

from

the cabinet)

that

must

be

interconnected

with

cables

from

the

backbox.

The
connectors are size and color coded except for the power
switch to transformer connection, where the colors do not
match.

16.

Reach into the cabinet through the hole in the backbox
and pull out all cables.

17.

Interconnect the 24-pin black plug and connector
(8P3/8J3) for the playfield solenoids.

18.

Interconnect the 24-pin white plug and connector
(8P2/8J2) for the playfield lamps.

19.

Interconnect the IS-pin white plug and connector
(8Pl/8Jl)

for the playfield switches.

20.

Interconnect

the 3-pin white

plug

and

connector

(6Pl/6J1)

for the switched ac power to the transformer.

21.

Interconnect

the

I-pin

white plug

and

connector

(6P2/6J2) for the flipper solenoid

B+.

22.

Interconnect

the 9-pin white

plug

and connector

(6P3/6J3) for the sound board power.

23.

Interconnect the 36-pin white plug and connector
(7Plj7J1)

for the cabmet solenoids and switches.

24.

Pull the ground braid from the left side ofthe cabinet
throughthe hole in the backboxand connectitunder the
wing nut and washer located on the backbox shield liner
in front of the rectangular hole.

25.

With the coin door keys (taped to the ball shooter
handle) unlock the coin door.

26.

Install the coin box.

INSPECTION
Inspection consists

of

checkingthatall cable connections are
securely made, that all socketed integrated circuits (lCs) are
firmly in their sockets, and a general visual inspection.

1.

Check all connectors in the backbox to make sure

that
none of the wire terminations have come loose or were
pushed out. Reseat any loose wires by pushing in

on

the

wire termination.

2.

Push on all connectors attached to the CPU Board
(Figure

2-No.

1) to make sure they are firmly seated.

3.

Pushonall connectors attached to the Driver Board

(Figure

2-No.2)to make sure they are firmly seated.

4.

Push on all connectors attached to the Power Supply
Board (Figure

2-No.3)to make sure they are firmly

seated.

5.

Check the connection on both bridge rectifiers (Figure
2-No.5)and the filter capacitor (Figure

2-No.

6).

6.

Push on all connectors attachedtothe Master Display

490

Board(Figure

2-No.12)

and the fourindividual player

displays (Figure

2-Nos.8,9,

10,

and

11).

7.

Gently pressonthe socketedICpackages on the

CPU

Board (Figure

3).

DO

NOT remove any of the

IC

packages from their sockets.

8.

Checkthatthe batteriesare still securely mounted onthe
CPU Board.

DO

NOT REMOVE

THE

BATTERIES!

If

the batteries are removed with power

OFF,

the game
will go to factory settings for all the features and
particular changes will have to be'restored manually
before the game can be put on location.

NOTE

The batteries are installed with the positive

(+) end up.

Battery life

is

about the same as shelf life or about one year.

When it

is

timetoreplace the batteries, remove the batteries

with the power ON or thegame will revert

to

factory settings.

9.

Check and push on the connectors which interconnect
the coin door mechanism to the cabinet.

10.

Remove the playfield glass and carefully set it aside.

11.

Carefully raise the playfield and support it with the
brace(s).

12.

Pushonall the connectors attachedtotheSound Board
(Figure

2-No.

20).

13.

Gently pressonthe socketedICpackagesonthe Sound
Board (Figure

4).

14.

Check that all cables are clear of moving parts and for
any wires that may have come disconnected from the
playfield or cabinet.

DRIVER

BOARD

/~--

---,I

~

GROUND
WIRE

BRIDGE

RECT

TRANSFORMER

/

"

7P11

7J1

CABINET

SWITCHES,
SOLENOIDS
AND

LAMPS

8P11

8J1

8P21

8J2

t

6P21

6J2

6P11

6J1

POWER
SWITCH

6PSI
6JS

SOUND
BOARD
POWER

SWITCHES LAMPS

PLAYFIELD

SOLENOIDS

FLIPPER

B+

Figure

1.

Backbox Interconnections

3

-..

.j:>.

.j:>.

\0

o

I

CABINET

(OUTSIDE)

13.

CREDITB-ltTTON

14.

PLAYFIELD

15.

LEG

L1tVELER

16.

BALL

S~OOTER

CA,BINET

(lNSID

17.

BALL

ROLL

TILT

18.

PLUMB

BOB

TI

19.

KNOCKER

ASS

20.SOUND

BOARD

21.

SPEAKER

FRONT

DOOR

22.

COIN

REJECTOR

23.

DIAGNOSTIC

S

24.COI N

SLOTS

25.

COIN

RETUR

9[SD

10~

11~

~

Sa

INSERT

8.

1st

PLAYER

DISPLAY

9.

2nd

PLAYER

DISPLAY

10.

3rd

PLAYER

DISPLAY

11.

4th

PLAYER

DISPLAY

12.

MASTER

DISPLAY

BOARD

A.

CREDIT

DISPLAY

B.

BALLINPLAY/MATCH

I

\!)

15

Figure2.Lo.cationofMajor Assemblies

490

MPU

NOT

USED

DIAGNOSTIC

MASTER
COMMAND
ENTER

MASTER

COMMAND

CLOCK

mrumruo

PROM

PROM

ROM

ROM

#2

#1

5A-9196 5A-9197

IK~~:~~:JI

PROM

#3

Figure

3.

LocationofSocketed Components

and

Switches on CPU Board

o

b~

0

\

VOL

CW

•

~

LOUDER

!SW2

SELECTS SYNTHESIZED

SOUNDS

OR

MUSICAL NOTES

0 0

0

F1

CJ

0

0

F2

SWI

!

DIAGNOSTIC

PUSHBUTTON

Lo(~ati(m

of

Key Components on

Sound

Board

II

l?:~::::

II

MPU

o

490

15.

Checkswitches for loosesolder

or

"H,,,,

..

f,,,.,,,;

••

n

IIlat,eriial

that

may

have come loose during

shilpnlel1lt.

16.

Check wiresoncoils for proper soldering.

17.

Check

that

the flipperB+fuse on the playfieldissecure

and

that

the fusesonthe sound board and the two fuses

adjacent to it are secure.

18.

Check adjustmentofthe tilt switches:
a. Playfield Shakeonthe bottomofthe playfield.

b.

Plumb

Bob and Ball Roll tilts (Figure 2 Nos.18and

17).

c.

Slam Tiltonthe coin door.

19.

Install the ball in the ball roll tiltifnot already installed
and insert the captive ball through the slot in the plastic
in the lane for the upper left Bull's-Eye target.

20.

Lower the playfield and check that the four fusesonthe
Power Supply Board are secure.

21.

Check adjustments

of

the ball shooter guide using

information provided in Section

8.

POWER

TURN-ON

Thismachine

MUSTBEPLUGGED

INTOA

PROPERLY

GROUNDEPQUTLETto

PREVENT

SHOCK

HAZ-

ARDiandtoiinsllrePROP.E;RGAME

OPERATION.

DO
NOT use a "ch.eater plug"<todefeat the ground pinonthe
power

cord,andpONOTcutoffth.e

ground pin. The line

voltage

MUST

agree with

that

specifiedonthe shipping

cartonorserious damage to thega.l.Ile>willgccur when it

is

~~ufo1f~~~:'

To apply

power.and.c~e00iosttheg0111e'iProceed

1.

Plug the power cord into.anoutletal1dturnonthe
power switch located near

therightJrontcal:>in~tleg.

The game should comeonin the game

over<tn()~ea.s

indicated by the player scores reading

zero,playerJllp

~~f: ~l~~~~~fin~a~h~~~~

l~~~e~iti

~~~r~~e.

hignScsretS.

2.Ifthe game comesonwith the numberofcredits display
(Figure

2-N

o. 12A) showing 04, the ball inplaydisplay

(Figure

2-No.

12B) showing 00, and the player 1

display showing the

PROM

identification and revision

number, turn the game

OFF

and then

ON

again. The

game should now come up in the game over mode.

NOTE

Indications in step 2 are a resultofthe batteries being
removed with the power

OFForcoming loose during
shipment. This has also resulted in features reverting to
factory settings

and

any changes from the factory
settings must be re-entered usingprocedures provided in
Section 3ofthis manual.

3.Ifthe game does not comeupin the game over mode
after Steps 1 and2, refer to troubleshootingin Section

6.

4.

Perform diagnostic tests in accordance with procedures
provided in Section 5ofthis manual.

5.

Make any desired changes to features in accordance
with procedures provided in Section 3ofthis manual.

6.

Latch the insert

door

into position.

7.

Release the backglass retainer

bar

with the backbox
keylock, insert the backglass, and secure the backglass
with the keylock.

6

usingSection 2as a guide.

This Section provides

an

of

game operation.

Place the ball onto the When the
gameisturnedonit come mode. All
player scores will be zero, high score

to

will alternate
with the player 1 score, the player 1 up light will flash, and
the game over lights will light.

When coins are inserted, credits will be posted. The knocker
will sound for each credit. When the credit buttononthe
frontofthe cabinetispressed, the outhole kicker serves the
ball, the credit display will be reduced by one, the ball inplay
will show1,the startup tune will be played, and the player I
up light will flash until the first switchorbumperismade.
Pressing the credit buttonatany time before the ball in play
display indicates 2 will allow additional players, change the
numberofplayer lights, and reduce the numberofcredits by
one for each additional player.

The bonusisadvanced byeachwire form rollover, each drop
target, the eject hole and the captive ball target. The bonus
multiplierisadvanced by spotting

"I"

through "4", spotting
S-T-E-L-L-A-R, and spotting W-A-R-S. SpottingS-T-E-L­L-A-R and W-A-R-S scores 50,000.

The left 3-bank drop targets spots S-T as indicated by the
arrows with general illumination bulbs. Making all targets
on

the left 3-bank the first time scores 5000 and lights the top

jet

bumpers. Making them a second time scores 10,000 and

flashes the top

jet

bumpers. Each additional time they are

made scores 5000. The top jet bumpers each score

100,

1000

when lit, and 2000 when flashing.
The 4-bank drop targets spots E-L-L-A as indicated by the

arrows with general illuminationbulbs. Makingall targets in
the

4-bank

scores 5000

and

advances lightingofthe eject

h()le1amps for a possible

Extra

Ball

and

towardslighting the

outla~erollovers

for a possible special.

The center. target in the right 3-bankofdrop targets* spots

":R..".1Vf~kingall

targets in the right 3-bank the first time

scores5000;.asecond time scores 10,000, a third time scores

15,OOO,aJol1rthtime scores 20,000 and fith

and

succeeding

til.Ilesscore. 30,000. In addition, making all targets in this

bank

advances lighting

of

the captive ball,

bottom

jet

bumpers, the spinners,

and

the lower right bull's-eye target
Special. The captive ball target scores 5000 and when lit
scores 10,000 and spots a letter in

STELLAR

WARS. The

bottom

jet bumpers and spinners score

100

and 1000 when

lit. The lower right Bull's-Eye target scores 2000.
All standups and kickers score

10.

All other scoringisas
previously describedoras indicatedonthe playfield. Partial
spotting

of"I"through"4" and bonus multipliers below 5X*
are restored for subsequent balls. Lightingofeject hole
lamps* are also restored for subsequent balls.

Extra

ball* won during the courseofthe gameisplayed
immediatelyafter the player's regular ball enters the outhole.
After the last ballisplayed, the match digits* appear where
the ball in play digits were.Ifmatch occurs an extra credit
will be awarded,*the game over tunewill play

at;ld

the game

over lights will light. The high score to date

wIll

alternate

with the winning player's score.

If

a player's score exceeds the current high .score to date,

three'" credits will be awarded, the game

wIll

playa

high

I

J

490

score to date tune,

and

the highest score to date lights will

remain lit.
The

Plumb

Bob Tilt tilts the ball in playonthe third*

closure. The Ball Roll

and

Playfield Shake tilt switches tilt
the ball in play immediately. The Slamtilt switch onthe coin
door

sets all player scores to zero and returns the game

to

game over.

If

coins are insertedorcredits won and the maximum'"
numberofcreditsisexceeded, the credits will be posted
correctly

but

the coin lockout coil will be de-energized until

the number

of

remaining creditsisbelow the maximum.

While the coil

is

de-energized, no credits may be won and

any coins inserted will be rejected.
"'These features are adjustable and the procedureisoutlined

in Section

3.Inaddition, thereisno background sound

when the Sound Board

is

set for musical notes.

SECTION 3
GAME

ADJUSTMENTS

This section provides

information

for

making

game

adjustments

and

reviewing game status. Williams now

provides a greatly simplified method

of

customizing the

game to the location

or

the operator's requirements. This

section provides detailed procedures for making these

changes.
There are four switches, all accessible from the coin

door

(Figure5)or

the frontofthe cabinet, which are used to

display and change game features:

1.

AUTO-UP/MANUAL-DOWN

toggle switch (inside

coin door)

2.

ADVANCE

pushbutton

(inside coin door)

3.

High Score Reset switch (inside coin door)

4.

Credit

Button-front

of

cabinet

GENERAL

PROCEDURE

Game status functions

are

displayed and can be set in test04.

To enter test 04, the AUTO-UP/

MANU

AL-DOWN switch

is

set to AUTO-UP and the ADVANCE pushbutton

is
depressed in the game over mode. Test 04 will be entered
with the number

of

credits displayshowing04

and

the ball in

play display showing

00.

If

problems are encountered making game adjustments (for

example, the ADVANCE pushbutton does

not

function

after entering test 04) refer to troubleshooting in Section

6.

Refer to Table1.Functions 00 through12are system audit
totals

and

cannot be changed from the coin door. Functions

13

through35can all be adjusted from the coin door.

In

test 04, to advance from the system audit totals to game

feature status display, the

AUTO-UP/MANUAL-DOWN

switchisfirst set to AUTO-UP.

Each

time the ADVANCE

pushbutton

is

depressed, the display will advanceto thenext

higher

function

number.

Holding

the

ADVANCE
pushbutton depressed causes the function numbers to
advance rapidly. With the

AUTO-UP/MANUAL-DOWN

switch set to

MANUAL-DOWN,

depressing (or holding
down) the ADVANCE pushbutton causes the function
numbers to decrease (from 00

to35to 34, etc.).

With the desired function numbershowingin the ballin play
display, the current setting

is

shownonthe Player 1 display.

With the

AUTO-UP/MANUAL-DOWN

switch in the

AUTO-UP

position, depressing the Credit Button advances

the value

of

the current setting on the Player 1 display.

Holding the credit

button

depressed causes the value to

advance rapidly. With the

AUTO-UP/MANUAL-DOWN

switch set to

MANU

AL-DOWN, depressing (orholding in)

the credit

button

causes the value to decrease. The value left

showing

on

the display is the new current setting.

After all changes have been made

and

reviewedusing test04,

the game

is

turned

OFF

and then backONto return to the

game over mode.

AUTO-UP

DIAGNOSfiC

o

@J

0

HIGH

SCORE

MANUAL-

ADVANCE

RESET DOWN

I " I

I I

CUI

I

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r:

f

Figure

5.

Coin Door Switches

7

00

Table1.Game Adjustments

I

Factory

r

IFunction .

, Description

Notes

Setting

00

PROM

Identification

I

0490

I

01

Coins, Left Chute (Closest to

I

-

coin door hinge)

Notes:

02

I Coins, Center Chute

I

-

03

Coins, Right Chute

I

-

1.

Functions

00-11

cannotbechanged

from

the

coin

door;

however,

!

04

Total Paid Credits

I

-

Functions

01-11

canbesettozeroasdescribedinSection

4.

,

05

Total Specials

I

-

06

Total Replay (extra ball) scores

I

-

2.

Total

credits

(Function

08) is

the

sumofFunction04and,

as

07

Match and High Score to Date credits

I

-

08

Total Credits

1,2

-

applicable,

Functions

05, 06,

and

07.

I

09

Total Extra Balls

1,3

-

10

Total ball timeinminutes

I

-

3.

Total

extra

balls

(Function

09) is

the

sumofthe

game

extra

ball

11

Total numberofballs played

I

-

feature

and

Functions05and

06, as

applicable.

12

Current High Score to Date

4

550,000

13

Backup High Score to Date

5

550,000

4.

Current

High

ScoretoDate

(Function

12)

canbechangedtothe

14

Replay I Score

5

250,000

valueofthe

backup

High

ScoretoDate

(Function

13)byoperating

15

Replay 2 Score

5

350,000

16

Replay 3 Score

5

450,000

the

HIGH

SCORE

RESET

switch

whileinthe

game

over

mode.

17

Replay 4 Score (Disabled)

5

0

5.

Functions

13-17

maybesettoany

multipleof10,000

points.

Setting

18

Maximum Credits

6

20

19

Standard and Custom Pricing Control

7

02

a

functiontozero

disables

the

High

ScoretoDate

(Function

13)

or

(00-07)

the

replay

score

(Functions

14-17).

20

Left Coin Slot Multiplier

7

01

21

Center Coin Slot Multiplier

7

01

6.

Setting

Maximum

Credits

(Function

18)tozero

places

the

gameina

22

Right Coin '8lot Multiplier

7

01

free

play

mode.

23

Coin units required for credit

.7

01

24

Coin units bonus point

7

00

7.

With

Function19setto00,

Functions

20-24

canbeset

manually.

25

Credits in game -

00

,

26

High Score Credits

8

03

RefertoTable2for

seven

standard

pricing

schemes

(selected"by

27

Play

-

I

04

valuesof01-07

for

Function

19)

and

custom

pricing

values.

Ol-Eject Hole 2000 and

5000

lit

I

separately, Captive Ball and

8.

Setting

Function26to

zero

with

Function13settoany

score

but

'Bottom

Jet

Bumpers lit together

zero,

permits

the

High

ScoretoDate

featuretooperate

but

no

02-Eject Hole 2000 and 5000 lit

together, Captive Ball and

credits

are

awarded.

Bottom

Jet

Bumpers lit together

9.

Bonus

multiplierisnot

restored

for

any

settingofFunction

33

03-Eject Hole

2000

and 5000 lit

separately, Captive Ball and

"5X"

is achieved.

Bottom

Jet

Bumpers lit separately

04-Eject Hole

2000

and

5000

lit

10.

When

sound

for

Function

35 is

turned

on,asetting

of

together, Captive Ball and

recommended.

Bottom

Jet

Bumpers lit separately

28

Match

(OO=ON,

OI=OFF

-

00

29

Special

-

00

RECOMMENDED

SCORE

LEVELS

00

= Awards Credit

01

= Awards Extra Ball

Levels

Score

Card

02

= Awards 50,000 Points

CREDIT

GAMES

30

Scoring Awards

-

3-Ball:

00

= Credits at Replay Score

01

= Extra Ball at Replay Score

*250,000; 350,000; 450,000

490-10

31

Numberofballs

(03or05)

-

03

or

240,000; 390,000

490-30

32

Maximum Plumb Bob Tilts

(1-9)

-

03

5-Ball:

33

Playfield Restore

9

00

420,000; 560,000

490-50

OO-Bonus

Multiplier and Eject Hole

Lamps Restore

EXTRA

BALL

Ol-Eject Hole Lamps Restore

3-Ball:

02-Bonus Multiplier Restores
03-Neither Feature Restores 160,000

490-64

34

Extra Ball Control

-

00

5-Ball:

00

= Extra Ball allowed

220,000

490-67

01=No

Extra Ball

i

35

Sweep Sound Select

10

00

*Factory

setting

(00-31;

OO-Sound

Off)

it

o

HIGH

SCORE TO DATE
Depressing the High Score Reset switch in the game over
mode changes the currenthigh score

to

date(Function

12)

to

the value of the backup high score to date (Function

13).

The value offunction13can be changed to any multiple

of

10,000 points. With the valueoffunction13set to zero, the

high score to date feature

is

disabled. To change the backup

high score to date, proceed as follows:

1.

If

not already in test 04, enter test04in oneofthe

following ways:
a.

From

the

game

over

mode,

set

theAUTO-

UP

/MANUAL-DOWN

switch to AUTO-UP and

depress the ADVANCE pushbutton.

b.

From

diagnostics, set the AUTO-UP/ MANUAL-

DOWN

switch

to

AUTO-UP

and

depress

the
ADVANCE pushbutton to advance the diagnostics
to test

04.

2.

Set the AUTO-UP/MANUAL-DOWN switch to the
desired position and operate the advance pushbutton

until function

13

is

indicated on the ball in play

displilY.
The backup highscore to dateisindicatedin the Player 1
display.

3.

To change the backup high score to date, proceed as
follows:

a.

To

lower

the

backup

value

set

theAUTO-

UP/MANUAL-DOWN

switch

to

MANUAL­DOWN.
To raise the backup value, set

it

to AUTO-UP.

b.

Operate the credit button until the desired backup
value

is

indicated on the player 1 display.

NOTE

To disable the high score to date feature, set function

13

to

zero.

4.

If

no further game adjustments are required,

turn

the

game

OFf

and back

ON

to return to the game over

mode.

REPLAY

SCORES
There are four possible replays awarded from scoring. The
factory setting forthe first three replay scores areprovided in
Table 1 and on the instruction booklet inside the game. The
fourth replay

is

disabled. Replay 1isfunction

14,

replay 2

function

15,

replay 3 function

16,

and replay 4 function

17.
Replay points can be increasedordecreased byany multiple
of

10,000 points. To make changes to replay points, proceed

as follows:

1.Ifnot already in test 04, enter test04in one of the
following ways:

a.

From

the

game

over

mode,

set

theAUTO-

UP/MANUAL-DOWN

switch to AUTO-UP and

depress the ADVANCE pushbutton.

b.

From

diagnostics, set the AUTO-UP/MANUAL-

DOWN

switch

to

AUTO-UP

and

depress

the
ADVANCE pushbutton to advance the diagnostics
to test

04.

2.

Set the

AUTO-UP/MANUAL-DOWN

switch to the
desired position and operate the ADVANCE push­button until function

14isindicated on the ball in play

display.

3.

To change the score for Replay1,proceed as follows:

490

a.

To

raise

the

replay

points,

set

the A

UTO-

UP/MANUAL-DOWN

switch to AUTO-UP.

To lower the replay points, set it

to

MANUAL-

DOWN

..

b.

Operate the Credit button until the desired value

is

indicated on the Player 1 display.

NOTE

To disable any replay point,

raisebrlower the value

in the Player 1 display to zero.

4.

With the

AUTO-UP/MANUAL-DOWN

switch set

to
AUTO-UP, depress the ADVANCE pushbutton one
time. Function

15isindicated on the ballin play display

and the current value of replay 2

is

indicated on the

Player

1 display.

5.

To change the score for replay2,perform steps 3a and
3b.

6.

Repeat step 4 to display Function16on the ball in play
display and the replay 3 score in the Player 1 display.

7.

To change the score for replay3,perform steps 3a and
3b.

. .

8.

Repeat step 4 to display Function17on the ball in play
display and the replay 4 score on the Player 1 display.

9.

To change the replay 4 score, perform steps 3a and 3b.

10.Ifno fluther

g~me

ajdu!ltments are required,

turn

the

game

OFF

and back ON to return to the game over

mode.

MAXIMUM

CREDITS

Maximum creditsisthe numberofcredits

that

canbe posted
(by putting coins in the game or free credit awards) before
the coin lockout relay

is

released. Maximum credits is

Function

18

and

thefactory

settingis20.

Maximum credits

may be set

to

any value from 1 to 99; setting maximum

credits to zero sets the game to a free play mode.

To make changes to maximum credits, proceed

as

follows:

1.Ifnot already in test 04, enter test04in one of the
following ways:

a.

From

the

game

over

mode,

set

theAUTO-

UP/MANUAL-DOWN

switch to AUTO-UP and

depress the ADVANCE pushbutton.

b.

From

diagnostics, set the AUTO-UP/MANU AL-

DOWN

switch

to

AUTO-UP

and

depress

the
ADVANCE pushbutton to itlvance the diagnostics
to test

04.

2.

Set the AUTO-UP/MANUAL-DOWN switch to the
desired position and operate the ADVANCE push­button until Function

18isindicated on the ball in play

display.

3.

To

raise

the

maximum

credits

set

theAUTO-

UP/MANUAL-DOWN

switchtoAUTO-UP.

To lower the maximum credits set it to MANU AL-

DOWN.

4.

Operate the Credit button until the desired number

of

maximum creditsisindicated on the Player 1 display.

5.

If

no further game adjustments are required,

turn

the

game

OFF

and back ONtoreturn to the game over

mode.

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STANDARD

GAME

PRICING

This

feature

accounts

for

differences

in

coin

door
mechanisms and how credits are awarded. Function19can
be set

to

select oneofseven standard game pricing schemes

with fixed values for Functions 20 through

24.

(Function

19
can also be set to allow custom pricing schemes where
Functions

20

through24are set with appropriate values as

described in the CUSTOM GAME

PRICING

paragraphs).

To select one

of

the standard pricing schemes, proceed as

follows:

1.Ifnot already in test

04,

enter test04in oneofthe

following ways:

a.

From

the

game

over

mode,

set

theAUTO-

UP/MANUAL-DOWN

switch to AUTO-UP and

depress the ADVANCE pushbutton.

b.

From

diagnostics, set the AUTO-UP/MANUAL-

DOWN

switch

to

AUTO-UP

and

depress

the
ADVANCE pushbuttontoadvance the diagnostics
to

test 04.

2.

Set the

AUTO-UP/MANUAL-DOWN

switch to the

desired position and operate the ADVANCE push-

button until Function

19

is indicated on the ball in play

display.

3.

RefertoTable 2

and

determine the valueofFunction

19

required for the desired pricing scheme. (Standard

pricing

is

set in bold type).

4.

To raise the valueofFunction

19

set the AUTO-

UP/MANUAL-DOWN

switch to AUTO-UP.

To

lower, set it to MANUAL-DOWN.

5.

Operate the Credit button until

t~e

value determined in

step 3

is

shown in the Player 1 dIsplay.

6.Ifno further game adjustments are required, turn the
game

OFF

and back

ON

to return to the game over

mode.

CUSTOM GAME

PRICING
With Function19set to zero, the five Functions20through
24

may

be

set

manually

for

custom

game

pricing

requirements. Functions 20,

21,

and22relate to the type

of
coin door mechanism and Functions23and24 relatetohow
credits are awarded. A large number

of

customgame pricing

schemes are provided in Table 2 and are set in light type.

If

the required pricing schemeisnot provided in Table2,refer
to the explanation that follows the procedure to determine
the values for Functions

20

through

24.

Proceedasfollows:

1.Ifnot already in test 04, enter test04in oneofthe
following

ways:

a.

From

the

game

over

mode,

set

theAUTO-

UP/MANUAL-DOWN

switch to AUTO-UP and

depress the ADVANCE pushbutton.

b.

From

diagnostics, set the AUTO-UP/MANUAL-

DOWN

switch

to

AUTO-UP

and

depress the

ADVANCE pushbutton

to

advance the diagnostics

to test

04.

2.

Set the

AUTO-UP/MANUAL-DOWN

switch to the

desired position and operate the ADVANCE push-

button until Function

19isindicated on the number

of

credits display.

l

Table

2.

Standard

and

Custom Pricing Settings

COIN

DOOR

FUNCTION

MECHANISM

CREDITS

19·

20

21

22

23

24

Quarter,

1/25¢,3/50¢

01

01

01

01 01

02

Twin-Quarter,

1/25¢

02

01

01 01 01

00

or

3-Quarter

2/25et,5/50et

00

02

02

02

01

04

2/25et

00

02 02

02

01

00

1/50et

00

01

01

01

02 00

1/50et, 3/$1

00

01 01

01

02

04

1j75et

00

01

01

01

03

00

Nickel-Dime-

1/25et,3/50et 00

01

02

05

05

10

Quarter

1/25et

00

01

02

05

05

00

2/25et

00

01

02

05 05 05

I jl5et, 2/25et 00

02

04

10

05

00

I

jlOet,

3/25et 00

03

06

15

05 00

10M,

5DM,

2DM

2/lDM,

5/2DM,

14/5DM

03

13

65

26

05

65

20-Cent, 50-Cent I/

20et,3/50et

00

06 00

15

05

00

I Franc, 5

Franc

1/1t<, 6/51'

04

01

00

05

01

05

1/IF,7/5F

05 06

00

30

05

30

25

Cent, I

UUllde.r

1/25¢

06

01

00

04

01

00

1/25et,5j1G

00

01

00

04

01

04

50

Yen,

100

Yen

1/50Y,2/100Y

07

01

00

02

01

00

I

t'ranc

or

I/ll<,

j/Zl<

UI

01

01 01

01

02

I Franc, I

Franc

IflF

02

01

01 01 01

00

5 Franc,10Franc

1/5F,2/IOF

07

01

00

02

01

00

IjlOF

00

01

00

02

02

00

2 Franc, 2

Franc

1/2F

02

01

01 01

01

00

10

Franc,20Franc

1/10F,2/20F

07

01

00

02

01

00

I Sucre, I Sucre

1/3S,2/5S

00

02

00

02

05

00

*Function

19

set to values 01-07 automatically

selects

corresponding

values

of

Functions 20-24. With Function

19

set

to 00, Functions 20-24 must be set manually.

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j

3.

Set

the

AUTO-UPjMANUAL-DOWN

switch

to

MANU

AL-DOWN

and

operate the Credit

button

until

00isindicated for

Function19on

the Player 1 display.

With

Function19setto00, Functions20

through

24 are

set

to

zero

and

now can be changed as required.

4.

RefertoTable 2oruse the explanation following this
procedure

and

determine

the

required

values

for

Functions 20

through

24.

5.

Set

the

AUTO-UPjMANUAL-DOWN

switch

to

AUTO-UP

and

momentarily depress the ADVANCE

pushbutton.

Function

20 should be

indicatedontheball

in play display.

6.

For

single chute coin doors, omit this step

and

leave the

value

of

00.

For

twinor3-chute coin doors, operate the

Credit

button

until

the

value

for

Function

20

determined in step 4

is

indicated in the Player 1 display.

7.

Momentarily

depress

the

ADVANCE

pushbutton.

Function21should be indicated

on

the ballinplay

display.

8.

For

twin chute coin doors, omit this step

and

leave the

value

of

00.

For

single

and

3 chute coin doors, operate

the Credit

button

until the value for

Function

21

determinedin step 4isindicated on the Player1display.

9.

Momentarily

depress

the

ADVANCE

pushbutton.

Function

22 should be indicatedonthe ball in play

display.

lO.

For

single chute coin doors omit this step

and

leave the

value

of

00.

For

twin or 3-chute coin doors, operate the

Credit

button

until

the

value

for

Function

22

determined in step 4

is

indicated on the Player1display.

11.

Momentarily

depress

the

ADVANCE

pushbutton.
Function23should be indicatedonthe ball in play
display.

12.

Operate the credit

button

untilthe valuefor

Function

23

determined in step 4isindicated in the Player 1 display.

13.

Momentarily

depress

the

ADVANCE

pushbutton.
Function 24 should be indicatedonthe ball in play
display.

14.

Omit this stepifno

bonus credits aretobe awarded for

inserting a certain value

of

coins. To award bonus

credits, operate the Credit

button

until the value for

Function

24 determined in step 4isindicatedonthe

Player

I display.

15.Ifno

other game adjustments aretobe made,

turn

the

game

OFF

and

back

ONtoreturn to the game over

mode.

PRICING

FORMULAS
There are five different functions usedtoset custom game
pricing. Three pertain

to

the coin

door

mechanism

and

the
other two determine how credits are awarded. Since there
are many combinations

of

coinvalues

and

coinmechanisms,

this explanation details how the functions relate

to

each

other

and

provides a generalized procedure for defining the

desired pricing scheme.
Proportional

values

are

assignedtoFunctions20, 21,

and

22

for the left (closest

to

hingeoncoin door), center,

and

right

coin chute, respectively.
Function

23

defines the valueofcoins required for a single

credit in relation

to

the

proportional

values assigned

to

functions 20, 21, and 22.

Function

24 permits awarding a

490

bonus credit for depositing some value

of

coin(s). A general

procedure follows:

1.

Determine

the

ratioofthe coin chute values by dividing

by

the largest

number

that

leaves a remainderofzero.

Examples:

25~ 25~

25~;

+

25=1:1:1

IDM

5DM

2DM;

+ 1 = 1:5:2

25~

-

IG;

+ 4 = 1:0:4

5~

lO~

25~;

+ 5 = 1:2:5

2.

Determing

the

valuesofFunctions20

through

24 is done

in one

of

two ways.

The

first method requires

that

bonus

credit

Function

24 be settozero.

The

second method

defines the

Function

24 value. Since some pricing

schemes may be implemented with either method, some

with only the first method,

and

others with only the

second method,

both

methods will havetobe tried in

some cases.

Both

methods use the ratio calculated in step1,the largest

numberofcredits defined in the pricing scheme,

and

the

numberofsmallest value coins requiredtoobtain

the largest

numberofcredits.

Method

1

Function

20 =

Cd

X L

Function21=

Cd

X C

Function

22 =

Cd

X R

Function23=

Cn

X Lr

Function

24 = 00

Method

2

Function

20 =

(Cd-I)

X L

Function21= (Cd-I) X C
Function

22 = (Cd-I) X R

Function23=

Cn

X Lr

Function

24 =

Cn

X (Cd-I)

Where:
Cd

= the largest

numberofcredits in scheme

Cn

= the numberofsmallest value coins required for

Cd

L = Left chute ratio

number

C = Center chute ratio

number

R = Right chute ratio

number

Lr

= Lowest coin chute ratio

Examples:
25¢ - 25¢ Coin

door

1

Play/25¢,

3 Plays/50¢

Ratio

= 1

:0:

1

L=1

C=O
R = 1

Lr

= 1

In

this example eithermethod will produce

proper

values for

functions 20-24.
Method

1

Cd

=3

Cn

= 2 (two

25~

coins for 3 plays)

Function

20 =

Cd

X L = 3 X 1 = 03

Function21=

Cd

X C = 3 X

().

= 00

Function

22 =

Cd

X R = 3 X 1 = 03

Function23=

Cn

X Lr = 2 X 1 = 02

Function

24 = 00

Method

2

Cd

=3

Cn

=2

11

490

Function

20

=(Cd-I) X L =(3-1) X 1 =02

Function

21

=(Cd-I) X C =

00

Function

22

=(Cd-I) X R =02

Function

23=CnXLr

=2 X 1 =

02

Function

24=Cn

X (Cd-I) =2 X (3-1) =2 X 2 =04

5¢

10¢ 25¢ Coin door

1 Play/15¢, 2 Plays/25¢

Ratio = 1:2:5

L=l
C=2

R = 5

Lr

= 1

In

this example, method 1 provides proper values

but

method 2 will not:
Method

1

Cd = 2
Cn

=5 (five 5¢ coins required for 2 plays)

Function

20=Cd

X L =2 X 1 =02

Function

21=Cd

X C =2 X 2 =04

Function

22=Cd

X R =2 X 5 =10

Function

23=CnXLr

=5 X 1 =

05

Function

24

=00

Method

2

Cd

=2

Cn

=5

Function

20

=(Cd-I) X L =(2-1) X 1 =

01

Function

21

=(Cd-I) X C =(2-1) X 2 =

02

Function

22

=(Cd-I) X R =(2-1) X 5 =

05

Function

23=CnXLr

=5 X 1 =

05

Function 24 =

Cn

X (Cd-I) =5 X (2-1) =

05

By

studying the values obtained in method 2 it will be

determined

that

the values setuppricing for 2 plays for 25¢

(no plays for 15¢). This example shows

that

some pricing

.schemes can be setupusing only oneofthe methods.

20¢ -

50t

Coin

door

1 Play/20¢, 3 Plays/SOt
Ratio = 2;0:5

L=2
C=O

R = 5

Lr

= 2

In

this example, only method 1 will produce proper values.

Method

1

Cd = 3
Cn

=2.5 (two

and

one-half

20¢

coin required for 3 plays)

Function

20=Cd

X L =3 X 2 =

06

Function

21=Cd

X C =3 X 0 =00

Function

22=Cd

X R =3 X 5 =

15

Function

23=CnXLr

=2.5 X 2 =

05

Function

24

=00

CREDITSINGAME
The humberofcreditsinthe game can be set to any number
from zero to99using Function 25. This allows for credits to
be entered into the gameorcredits to be removed. To

add

or

remove credits, proceed as follows:

1.

If

not

already in test 04, enter test 04 in oneofthe

following ways:
a.

From

the

game

over

mode,

set

theAUTO-

UP/MANUAL-DOWN

switch to AUTO-UP

and

depress the ADVANCE pushbutton.

12

lJ,Erom)diagll()~tics,

set the AUTO- UP/

MANU

AL-

PQWN

s

w

it

CllJ()

AUTO-UP

and

depress

the

ADVANCE

pushbuttontoadvance the diagnostics

to test 04.

2.

Set the

AUTO-UP/MANUAL-DOWN

switch to the
desired position and operate the ADVANCE push­button

until Function25is

indicatedonthe ball in play

display.

3.

To

add

credits, set the

AUTO-UP/MANUAL-DOWN
switch to AUTO-UP.
To remove credits, set it to MANUAL-DOWN.

4.

Operate the credit

button

until the desired number

of

creditsisindicated in the player 1 display.

5.Ifno

further game adjustments aretobe made,

turn

the

game

OFF

and back

ON

to return to the game over

mode.

HIGH

SCORE

CREDITS
Function26determines the numberofcredits to be awarded
when the current highest scoreisexceeded by a player. Note
that

the backup high score to date (Function 13) must be set

to some value other

than

zero for the high score feature to

operate. With Function26set to zero

and

Function13set to

any value other

than

zero, the high score to date feature will

still function

but

no credits will be awarded. To change the
numberofcredits for exceeding the high score, proceed as
follows:

1.

If

not

already in test 04, enter test04in oneofthe

following ways:
a.

From

the

game

over

mode,

set

theAUTO-

UP/MANUAL-DOWN

switch to AUTO-UP

and

depress the ADVANCE pushbutton.

b.

From

diagnostics, set the

AUTO-UP/MANUAL-

DOWN

switch

to

AUTO-UP

and

depress

the

ADVANCE pushbutton to advance the diagnostics

to

test

04.

2.

Set the

AUTO-UP/MANUAL-DOWN

switch to the

desired position

and

operate the ADVANCE push-

button

until Function26is indicatedonthe ballinplay

display.

3.

To increase the numberofcredits, set the AUTO­UP/MANUAL-DOWN

switch to AUTO-UP.
To decrease the numberofcredits, set it to MANUAL­DOWN.

4.

Operate the credit

button

until the desired number

of

high score creditsisindicatedonthe player 1 display.

5.Ifno further game adjustments are required,

turn

the

game

OFF

and

back

ON

to return to the game over

mode.

PLAY
Function27controls game features for dropping all targets
in the 4-bank andfor droppingall targets in the right 3-bank.
The 4-bankofdroptargets advances lightingofthe eject hole
lamps towards a possible

Extra

Balland towards lightingthe
outlane rollovers for a possible SpeciaL The right 3-bank
advances lightingofthe captive ball,

bottom

jet bumpers,
spinners, and, for a possible Special, the right Bull's-Eye
target.