Namco Tekken 2 Operators Manual

							Operators Manual 
						

							Contents
1. SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................. 3
2. PRECAUTIONS ................................................................................ 4
2-1 Cautions When Installing. .......................................................................... 4
2-2 Cautions when Handling. ........................................................................... 4
2-3 Cautions when Transporting. ...................................................................... 4
2-4 Cautions when handling the PCB. .............................................................. 4
3. ADJUSTMENTS ................................................................................ 5
3-1 Turning on the Power ................................................................................. 5
3-2 Switches for Adjustment ............................................................................. 5
3-3 Volume Adjust ............................................................................................ 5
3-4 Test Mode ................................................................................................... 6
3-4-1 Switch Test .................................................................................... 6
3-4-2 Sound Test .................................................................................... 7
3-4-3 Coin Options .................................................................................. 8
3-4-4 Game Options ............................................................................... 8
3-4-5 Factory Settings ............................................................................. 9
3-5 PC Board Connectors .............................................................................. 10
4. PARTS............................................................................................. 11
5. SCHEMATIC ................................................................................... 12 
						

							1. SPECIFICATIONS
POWER SUPPLY :- 220/240volts AC 
 MONITOR :- Hantarex 28 Polo Colour Monitor with auto 
degauss. 
DIMENSIONS :- 790(w) x 1200(d) x 2080(h)
WEIGHT :- 175kg.
ACCESSORIES :- Keys: (Cash Door) ................. 2(Coin Door) .................. 2 
(Back Door) .................. 2
IEC Mains Lead ............................... 1 
Operators Manual ............................ 1
Monitor Manual ................................ 1
Page  3
1P 8way Joystick
1P Kick Button 1
1P Kick Button 2
1P Punch Button 2
1P Punch Button 1
1P Punch Button 1
1P Punch Button 2
2P Kick Button 2
2P Kick Button 1
2P 8way Joystick
1P Start
2P Start 
						

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2. PRECAUTIONS
2-1 Cautions When Installing.
This game is designed for indoor use only. The game must not be installed outdoors or
under the following conditions:- 
a. In areas directly exposed to sunlight, high humidity, direct water contact, dust, high heat or extreme cold.
b. In locations that would present an obstacle in the case of an emergency, i.e. near fire equipment or emergency exits.
c. On an unstable surface or subject to floor vibration.
2-2 Cautions when Handling. a. AC power must always be turned OFF, and the game disconnected, before replacing any parts or connecting/disconnecting connectors.
b. When unplugging the game from an electrical outlet, always grasp the plug, not the mains lead.
c. The machine must be earthed with a securely connected earthed plug.
d. Care must be taken at all times to avoid electric shock when inspecting \
or adjusting the game.
2-3 Cautions when Transporting. a. Do not subject the game to physical shock when transporting or moving it\
.
b. Always return the levellers to the UP position before moving the machine\
.
c. Take care not to rope any moulded (plastic) parts when transporting.
2-4 Cautions when handling the PCB. a. Never test the PCB for continuity with a multimeter or similar device. T\
he PCB contains sensitive devices which could be damaged or even 
destroyed by the internal voltage of such test equipment.
b. Foreign matter or dust on the PCB may cause failure. Turn off the power and clean the PCB with a dry soft brush.
c. When transporting the PCB ensure adequate packing protection to prevent damage. 
						

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3. ADJUSTMENTS
3-1 Turning on the Power
After installing the machine, turn on the power. The power switch is located 
above the mains inlet on the rear of the cabinet.
3-2 Switches for Adjustment Open the coin door to find the switches for adjustments, located on the \
service
bracket. 
1. Service Switch Press this switch to obtain game credits without incrementing the coin 
counter.
2. Test Switch Slide this switch ON to enter test mode.
Test mode allows game testing and the changing of game settings. (See 3-4 Test Mode on page  6)
There are two DIP switches located on the PCB.
Switch 1 when set ON will enter the game into test mode. Always ensure t\
his
switch is set to OFF and use the test switch on the service bracket for \
testing
the machine. Switch 2 when set ON will freeze the screen.
3-3 Volume Adjust The volume control is located on the PCB. Turn the control to increase or decrease the
volume.
COIN COUNTER
TEST SWITCHSERVICE SWITCH
SERVICE BRACKET
1 2
Option Switch Volume
48W extended 
edge connector
56W edge connector
(JAMMA)
PCB 
						

							Page 6 3-4 Test Mode
1. Open the coin door for access to the service bracket, then slide the test
switch ON. The Test Menu Screen will appear on the monitor display.
2. Operating the 1 Player joystick up or down will step through the items.
3. Pressing the 1 Player Punch button 1 switch will select an item.
4. Operating the 1 Player joystick up or down will change the settings.
5. Pressing the 1 player Punch button 1 switch will store the change.
6. Pressing the 1 Player button 2 switch will return the display to the Test
Menu Screen.
The test switch must always be OFF during normal game mode.
SWITCH  TEST .......................................... For testing switches
SOUND TEST ........................................... For testing the sound
COIN OPTIONS ........................................ For setting game pricing
GAME OPTIONS ...................................... For setting of difficulty etc.
UARTS TEST ............................................ Not Used
POLYGON TEST ...................................... For testing graphics
A.D.S ......................................................... Not Used
COLOR TEST ........................................... For monitor set-up
CONVERGENCE TEST ............................ For monitor set-up
RS-232C TEST ......................................... Not Used
Test Menu Screen
3-4-1 Switch Test
On entering the switch Test, the following screen appears on the monitor.
Operating the joysticks will cause the + to change to X for each of the
eight
positions.
When testing:
1P Punch 1 1P 0000 will change to 1P 1000
1P Kick 1 3P 0000 will change to 3P 1000
1P Kick 2 3P 0000 will change to 3P 2000
2P Punch 1 2P 0000 will change to 2P 1000
2P Punch 2 2P 0000 will change to 2P 2000
2P Kick 1 4P 0000 will change to 4P 1000
2P Kick 2 4P 0000 will change to 4P 2000
Pressing 1P Punch 2 will return the to Menu Screen 
						

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1P 0000 2P 0000
+++ +++
+X+ +X+
+++ +++
3P 0000 4P 0000
+++ +++
+X+ +X+
+++ +++
SERVICE SWITCH +
TEST SWITCH X
DIP 1 +
DIP 2 +
COIN 1 +
COIN 2 +
COIN 3 +
COIN 4 +
PRESS R-PUNCH TO EXIT
SONG 000 3-4-2 Sound Test
On entering the Sound Test, the
following
display will appear on the monitor.
Pushing the 1 player joystick to the right
will make the number step up and
pushing
the joystick to the left will make the
number
step down.
Each number will produce a different
sound
when the 1 player Punch 1 button is pressed.
Song 001 will produce a tone first on the left
speaker, then on the right speaker and then
on both speakers together. 
						

							Page 8 3-4-3 Coin Options
Note:- The price of play on this machine is set within the CashFlow coin
mech. Ensure that the coin options on the screen are set as shown
in the following table.
Game Option Screen
Coin Option Screen
GAME COST --------------------------------------------------- (1)
1 COIN 1 CREDIT
DISCOUNT TO CONTINUE -------------------------------- (2)
NO
COIN 1 MECH VALUE --------------------------------------- (3)
1 COIN COUNT AS 1 COIN
COIN 2 MECH VALUE --------------------------------------- (4)
1 COIN COUNT AS 1 COIN
COIN 3 MECH VALUE --------------------------------------- (5)
1 COIN COUNT AS 1 COIN
COIN 4 MECH VALUE --------------------------------------- (6)
1 COIN COUNT AS 1 COIN
BONUS FOR QUANTITY BUY-IN ------------------------ (7)
NONE
CREDIT MODE ------------------------------------------------ (8)
COMMON
COIN COUNTER ---------------------------------------------- (9)
TYPE A: 1 COUNTER
FREE PLAY --------------------------------------------------- (10)
NO
GAME OPTIONS
3-4-4 Game Options
DIFFICULTY LEVEL : HARD ------------------------------ (11)
FIGHT COUNT(1P GAME) : 2 ---------------------------- (12)
FIGHT COUNT (2P GAME) : 2 --------------------------- (13)
LIFE BAR (IP GAME) : 110 -------------------------------- (14)
LIFE BAR (2P GAME) : 125 ------------------------------- (15)
GUARD DAMAGE : OFF ----------------------------------- (16)
BASIC GUARD : ON ---------------------------------------- (17)
ROUND TIME : 40sec -------------------------------------- (18)
CHARACTER CHANGE AT CONTINUE : YES ------ (19)
CHARACTER CHANGE AT 2P GAME : YES --------- (20)
NEW CHARACTER : BAEK & LEI ----------------------- (21)
2P GAME WINS SHOWN BY : NUMBER ------------- (22)
MUSIC IN ATTRACT : YES ------------------------------- (23)
SPEAKER OUT : STEREO -------------------------------- (24)
EVENT MODE : OFF ---------------------------------------- (25)
HIT COLOUR : GREEN ------------------------------------ (26)
GAME OPTIONS 
						

							Page 9 3-4-5 Factory Settings
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3-5 PC Board Connectors
•Do not make connections to blank
positions.
•Lockout / Coin Counter both operate on
+12v.
•The supply voltage must be within 5%.
• +5V / 2.5A minimum
• +12v / 2A minimum• Connect the (L) speaker to the speaker
output of the 56w JAMMA connector
• Connect the (R) speaker to the
Speaker R (+) & (-) of the 48w
Extended connector
Speaker Connections