Namco Cybersled Operators Manual

CYBERSLED
Operators Manual
TM 

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© 1993namco  Ltd- all rights reserved
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permission from 
namco Ltd.
Published by:
BRENT LEISURE Ltd.
Namco House
Acton Park Estate
The Vale,  Acton
London  W3 7QE
Phone:- 0208-324-6000
Fax:- 0208-324-6000 

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Seat Assy 550 x 1420 x 1030mm (w/h/d)
1.SPECIFICATIONS
1. Power Supply: AC 220/240V
2. Power Consumption: 410W
3. Game Fee Settings One credit per one coin to nine credits per nine coins
(81 ways)
4. Display 25" colour monitor x 2
5. Dimensions Assembled: 1530 x 1900 x 1710mm (w/h/d)
Divided:
Main Body Assy 1440 x 1900 x 986mm (w/h/d) 

Page 5 6. Weight Assembled:  270 kgs
Divided:
Main Body Assy  190kg
Seat Assy 40kg (x 2)
7. Supplied Accessories Keys (for the coin box)
Keys (for the coin door and the rear cover B)
Operation Manual
Note: Specifications are subject to change without prior notice.
Modification and/or alternation of the Cybersled game
not supplied by NAMCO may void the warranty. 

Page 6 2. Precautions
 - Be sure to read this section
2-1 Installation
This product is designed for indoor use only.  Do not install it in the following areas:
1. Outdoors.
2. In areas directly exposed to sunlight,  high humidity or dust,  high heat, or extreme
cold.
3. In locations near fire equipment or emergency exits or any other places where it
would be an obstacle in case of emergency.
4. An unstable surface or floor subject to vibration.
2-2 Operation
1. This product operates with a power source...

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4. Installation
4-1 Connecting the Main Body Assy and the Seat Assy
1. Connect the red seat assy to the right side of the main body assy,  then the
blue seat assy to the left side when viewing the monitor screens.
2. Remove the tape fixing the connector (for the speaker) located at the bottom
of the base floor of each seat assy.
3. Insert each seat assy into the base floor connector of the main body assy
halfway,  then connect the connectors for the speaker.
4. Insert each seat assy into the main...

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5. Adjustments 
5-1 Tu\fning the Powe\f on
Tu\fn the powe\f on afte\f installation is completed. 
The powe\f switch is located next to the mains inlet socket on the \fea\f of the mainbody.
5-2 Switches fo\f Adjustments
Open the coin doo\f to find the switches fo\f adjustments. 
1.Se\fvice switch. 
When this switch is p\fessed,  a c\fedit is established without ope\fating the
coin counte\f.
\b. Test switch.
Tu\fn this switch to ON\t to ente\f Test mode. 
Changing the game p\ficing and va\fious...

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5-3 Self-Test
The self-test is performed automatically at power-on. 
If no errors occur,  the monitor displays the Game Screen. 
If you cannot clear an error indication,  or if an error indication appe\
ars every 
time you turn the power on,  contact your distributor.
5-4 Test Mode (Changing the Game Pricing etc)
Open the coin door,  set the test switch to On,  then the “Menu Scree\
n”
appears on the monitor display.  Select the item to be tested by shiftin\
g the
joystick back or forth.  The...

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COIN OPTIONS
COIN 1 MECH 1 COUNT 1 COIN(a)
COIN 2 MECH 1 COUNT 1 COIN(b)
GAME COST 1 COIN 1 CREDIT(c)
BONUS COIN NONE(d)
FREE PLAY NO(e)
WIN BONUS NO(f)
ATTRACT SOUND YES(g)
EXIT
ITEMDESCRIPTIONSET TO
(a) Coin 1 mechanismNumber of pulses on coin 1 meter per coin --- settable 1 - 91
(b) Coin 2 mechanismNumber of pulses on coin 2 meter per coin --- settable 1 - 91
(c) Game priceNumber of coins necessary for credit --- settable 1 - 91
(d) Bonus coinCount as extra coins when the specified number of...