Namco Mazan Operators Manual

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6-2-3-2 Sensor Level Check
This item is used to check the sensitivity of the four sensor assemblies\
.
Ensure that the sensors are adjusted so that the results indicate “OK” for all four
sensors. (see 5-5-3 page 40 for sensor adjustment)
1. Select “SENSOR LEVEL CHECK” from the I/OTEST menu. The following screen is displayed
Note: The two sensors nearest the projector, view from the front, are indicated as “SENSOR 1”, and the two sensors nearest the player are indicate\
d as
“SENSOR 2”.
I / O TEST
SENSOR LEVEL CHECK SENSOR 1
SENSOR 2
LEFT  OK
LEFT
 OK RIGHT OK
RIGHT  OK
ENTER  SW:   EXIT
2. If any sensor shows “NG” instead of “OK” check the following\
 before making adjustments to the sensors. (see 5-5-3 page 40) for sensor adjustment
procedure.)
There is an obstacle within the sensor area - Remove the obstacle
The glass is dirty - Clean
The reflective material is scratched - Repair the reflective material
The connector is disconnected - Connect the connector. If “NG” is still displayed after the above checks have been made and the
sensors adjusted, the sensor is faulty and will require replacing.
3. When all sensors show OK, press the Enter switch to return to the I/O Test menu screen.
During this process the sensors conduct automatic adjustments. While the display shows the SENSOR INITIALIZATION screen, ensure that
no objects, arm or sword are in the sense area.
Note: Following the above test, conduct the SWORD TEST. (see 6-2-3-3 page 52) 
						

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6-2-3-3 Sword Test
This item checks the sword movement within the sense area.
1. Select “SWORD TEST” from the I/O menu screen. The following screen is displayed.
2. The screen will display the sword when the sword is placed in the sensor\
 area. Check that the sword is displayed in the relevant position.
* If “NOT WORKING” is displayed against either sensor, that numbersensor on either the left or right is malfunctioning. If this happens, t\
he
angle of the sword displayed on the screen will be incorrect.
3. If the sword displayed on the screen is noticeably in the wrong position\
, check the sensor sensitivity. (see 6-2-3-2 page 51) If no problem with the
sensor sensitivity is found, make the adjustments detailed in the “SWORD
ADJUSTMENT” section (see 6-2-3-4 page 53)
4. Press the Enter switch to return to the I/O menu screen.
SENSOR1 WORKING  IN
SENSOR2 NOT WORKING
ENTER SW:EXIT 
						

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6-2-3-4 Sword Adjustment
This item checks the sword alignment.
This check should only be performed when the sword position is found to \
be
incorrect during the “SWORD TEST” (see 6-2-3-3 page 52) and no problem is
detected in the “SENSOR LEVEL  CHECK”. (see 6-2-3-2 page 51)
1. Select “SWORD ADJUSTMENT” from the I/O menu screen. The following screen is displayed.
2. Place the blade of the sword inside the sensor area, in line with the ye\
llow square displayed on the screen.
* Be sure to hold the sword at right angles to the screen. There is no n\
eed to
touch the actual screen with the sword. (see diagram below)
Hold the sword in this position until the counter reaches 0 or another p\
erson
presses the start button.
* the counter will start when the sword is placed in the sensor area.
3. Repeat item 2 for a red, blue and green square.
4. After pointing at all four squares, the setting completed screen will be displayed.
POINT AT THE YELLOW MARK
KEEP POINTING FOR 5 SEC OR PUSH START
Yellow mark Sensor area
* Hold the sword horizontally and straight at 
  a right angle to the screen.
Sensor area Sensor 
area
(Top view) (Side view)
Sword
SWORD ADJUSTMENT screen 1 
						

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•If the adjustment procedures could not be completed correctly, select “RETRY”
and press the Enter switch. Then, repeat the sword alignment adjustment from
the beginning.
•When the adjustment procedures have been completed successfully, select
“SAVE & EXIT” and press the Enter button. The settings are saved, and the
display returns to the I/O Test menu screen.
•To keep the original settings without saving the settings just made, sele\
ct “EXIT”
and press the Enter switch. The display returns to the I/O TEST menu screen.
Note: After completing the “SWORD ADJUSTMENT” procedures, check the sword operation with the “SWORD TEST” (see 6-2-3-3- page 52)
RETRY
SAVE & EXIT
EXIT I/O TEST
SWORD ADJUSTMENT
SELECT SW:CHOOSE ENTER SW:ENTER 
						

							Page 55 6-2-3-5 Switch Test
This item checks the operation of the game switches.
1. Select “SWITCH TEST” from the I/O menu screen. The following screen is
displayed.
(a) The counter will increment each time a credit signal is received from
the coin mech.
(b) ~ (f) The display will change from OFF to ON each time the corresponding
switch is operated.
(g) ~ (h) The display will change from OFF to ON each time the sword is placed
within the sensor area.
(i) This item is not used on this game.
2. Press the Select Up switch and Enter switch together to return to the I/O
TEST Menu screen
I/O TEST
SWITCH TEST [ON:RED]
UP SELECT SW + ENTER SW:EXIT COIN 000
SERVICE OFF
TEST OFF
SELECT(UP/DOWN) OFF/OFF
ENTER OFF
START BUTTON  OFF
SWORD SENSOR 1  OFF
SWORD SENSOR 2  OFF
SWORD HOLDER  OFF
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
(g)
(h)
(i) 
						

							Page 56 6-2-3-6 Lamp Test
This item checks the operation of the Start button lamp.
1. Select “LAMP TEST” from the I/O menu screen. The following screen is
displayed.
2. As soon as this screen is displayed, the Start button lamp will be lit. After a
short period the ON message will change to OFF and the Start button lamp
will turn off. The lamp will also turn off when exiting from the LAMP TEST
Screen.
3. Select “EXIT” and press the Enter button to return to the I/O TEST Menu
screen.
 START BUTTON  LAMP  ON
EXITI/O TEST
LAMP TEST
SELECT SW:CHOOSE ENTER SW:ENTER 
						

							Page 57 6-2-4 Monitor Test
1. Select “MONITOR TEST” on the menu screen to test and adjust the Monitor. The
following screen is displayed.
2. Use the Select Up/Down switch to choose the required item then press the Enter
button. To return to the Monitor Test Menu from a test pattern press the Enter
button.
3. Select “EXIT” and press the Enter button to return to the menu screen.
(a) Displays a colour gradation pattern.
(b) Displays a crosshatch pattern for a CRT monitor. (Not used on this game)
(c) Displays a crosshatch pattern for a projector.
(d) Displays a bright white square.
(e) Displays a medium white square.
(f) Displays a dark white square.
(g) Displays an interlace pattern.
(h) Displays a height/width adjustment pattern for a CRT monitor. (Not used on this game)
(i) Displays a height/width adjustment pattern for a projector.
(j) Displays a full white screen.
MONITOR TEST
GRADATION PATTERN
CROSSHATCH PATTERN (CRT)
CROSSHATCH PATTERN (PROJECTOR)
WHITE WINDOW (H)
WHITE WINDOW (M)
WHITE WINDOW (L)
INTERLACE PATTERN
VIEW ANGLE ADJUST (CRT)
VIEW ANGLE ADJUST (PROJECTOR)
FULL WHITE
EXIT
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
(g)
(h)
(i)
(j)
SELECT SW:CHOOSE ENTER SW:ENTER 
						

							Page 58 6-2-5 Sound Test
1. Select “SOUND TEST” on the menu screen to test the audio and adjust the
volume settings. The following screen is displayed.
2. Use the Select Up/Down switch to choose the required item then press the Enter
button.
3. Use the Up/Down switch to change the setting.
4. Press the Enter button to return to item select mode
5. Select “EXIT” and press the Enter button to return to the menu screen.
(a) GAME
This sets the volume level of the sound during the Game Mode.
[0 ~127, DEFAULT = 110]
(b) ATTRACT
This sets the volume level of the sound during the Attract Mode.
[0 ~127, DEFAULT = 090]
(c) REQUEST SONG No.
Each number produces a different sound each time the service button is
pressed. (The sound will turn off after approx 10 seconds)
Number 001 will produce a stereo test. Sound will be produced from the left
speaker then the right speaker and then both speakers.
The message on the screen will display which speaker is active.
(d) Displays details of the Request Song No. selected.
VOLUME ALL SP  (0~127)  110
 ATTRACT (0~127) 090
REQUEST SONG NO.    000
MESSAGE **********
EXIT       (a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
SOUND TEST
[DEFAULT IN GREEN]
SELECT SW:CHOOSE ENTER SW:ENTER
SERVICE SW:REQUEST ON/OFF 
						

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6-2-6 ADS Data (Bookkeeping)
1. Select “ADS DATA” from the menu screen to view the bookkeeping details.
2. Select “EXIT” and press the enter switch to return to the menu scr\
een.
6-2-7 Others 1. Select “OTHERS” on the menu screen to display the ROM version, to \
set the on screen language, display mode and to set all settings to factory default\
.
2. Use the Select Up/Down switch to choose the required item then press the\
 Enter button.
3. Select “EXIT” and press the Enter button to return to the menu scr\
een.
(a) Displays the software version
(b) Not used on this game
(c) Displays the serial number of the Game PCB
(d) Used to select the language during the attract mode.
(e) Sets the screen pause function. When set to ON, pressing the Enter switch will pause/play the screen action.
By operating the Select Up switch, when in pause, the screen can be adva\
nced
frame by frame.  * When the screen is paused, sound will be turned off.
(f) For factory use only.
(g) Initializes the backup memory. Selecting this item and pressing the Enter button will display “YES”\
 and “NO”.
To clear all sword settings such as sword sight alignment and HIGH SCORE \
data
to default settings, select “YES” and press the Enter button.
*When BACKUP INITIALIZE has been executed, check (adjust) the sword
alignment using the I/O TEST screen. (see 6-2-3-4 page 53)
ROM Ver.  00/09/20  WED 15:15:59
CLOCK --/--/--  --- --:--:--
S/N 000000- 123456
LANGUAGE ENG
PAUSE OFF
NAOMI TEST MODE
BACKUP MEMORY INITIALIZE
EXIT(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
(g)
OTHERS
[DEFAULT IN GREEN]
SELECT SW:CHOOSE ENTER SW:ENTER 
						

							Page 60 6-3 Self Test
This machine performs a self-test routine (self-test and sensor initialization)
automatically each time the power switch is turned on, or exiting the SENSOR LEVEL
CHECK screen in the test mode. When the game is functioning correctly, the following
screen is displayed after a short period of time. If there is an error, an error message
(“WARNING”, “TEST FAILED”, etc) is displayed on the monitor, and the game stops
operation. Rectify the problem according to the individual test results.
Note: The two sensors nearest the projector, viewed from the front, are indicated as
“SENSOR 1”, and the two sensors nearest the player are indicated as
“SENSOR 2”.
Note: If there is any obstruction within the sensor area, it will create a shadow
and prevent correct sensitivity testing. Ensure that there are no
obstructions, e.g. arm, sword or any other object within the sensor area
when conducting this test.
SENSOR INITIALIZING....
SENSOR 1 : 4-2
SENSOR 2 : 4-DONE
DO NOT ENTER INTO, OR PLACE
ANY OBJECTS WITHIN THE SENSOR
AREA
SELF TEST SCREEN