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    							SOUND BOARD DIAGNOSTICS
    SYMPTOM TEST & PROCEDURES
      CHECK ROM BOARD OUTPUTS
    (1)
     If you hear game sounds, disconnect and reconnect sound board connector 10P3/J3.
    (2)
     You Should hear one or more game sounds.  If so put the game in Diagnostic Mode
    Test 4 and proceed with this checkbox.  If not go ahead to POWER SUPPLY checkbox
    below.
    TEST TOOL CONDTION & REMEDY
    ROM board connector
    2P4/J4-2 to 7logic probe (game on and
    in test 4)•  PULSING - Repair cable to
    sound board.
    •  ANY LOW - Replace jack or foil,
    proceed.
    9C DIP resistors 2 to 8 VOM - Reading ohms
    (game off)•  ALL 4.7K - Proceed.
    •  ANY OPEN - replace 9C.
    C40-53 VOM - Reading ohms
    (game off)•  ALL OK - Proceed.
    •  ANY SHORTED - replace bad.
    MISSING SOUNDS:
    NO SOUND--STEP 2
    (ASSUMPTION
    OFF-BOARD
    FAILURE)
    8C-10 to 15 (PIA) logic probe (game on and
    in test 4)•  PULSING - Proceed.
    •  SOME LOW Replace 8C.
    NO SOUND
    (ASSUMPTION:
    POWER SECTION
    FAILURE)  CHECK ON-BOARD POWER SUPPLY
    (1)
     With power off test for fuse continuity at F1 and F2.
    (2)
     With power on check for +12v unregulated DC at TP1 and pin 5 of IC1.
    (3)
     Now check for +5v regulated DC between TP4 and TP3.  If voltages are absent or low
    turn off game and lift one pin of filter capacitors C25, C26 and C27.
    (4)
     Check each with ohmmeter for possible short circuits.
    (5)
     If capacitors are good and unregulated voltages test okay but you’re missing +5v,
    replace regulator chip (IC8).
    STILL NO SOUND
    (ASSUMPTION:
    AUDIO SECTION
    FAILURE)  CHECK AUDIO (ANALOG) SECTION
    (1)
     Turn power on; turn up volume control.  Momentarily place powered-up AC soldering
    pencil on final amplifiers input pin (IC1, pin 1 or 10P4, pin 2)  If you hear low hum, audio
    IC, volume pot and speaker are okay.
    (2)
     Repeat test at Q2 emitter.  If you hear hum, analogue section is okay.  Step (1) will also
    work if you simply touch amplifiers input pin
    .  However output level of hum will be much
    lower than with soldering iron.  DO NOT use a soldering pencil over 40 watts.  Cordless
    models will NOT work here.
    MISSING SOUNDS;
    NO SOUND
    (ASSUMPTION:
    DIGITAL
    FAILURE)  CHECK SOUND ROM 12 AND RELATED CIRCUITRY
    (1)
     Turn power on.
    (2)
     If you have no game sounds but power supply tests show normal voltages and no ripple
    on +5v, check crystal clock circuit.  Using DVM or logic probe, test for pulsing AC across
    crystal.  If clock signal’s absent replace crystal and associated capacitors.
    (3)
     Turn off power.
    (4)
     Swap sound ROM (IC12) and microprocessor chip (IC9) with known-good chips.
    (5)
     Power up and test Sound Board after each swap by pushing DIAGNOSTIC button. 
    						
    							CMOS RAM Data
    Test Protocol
    The first sub-test of the CMOS
    RAM data is that of the
    ATTRACT MODE MESSAGE
    checksum.  If the test does not
    pass, the factory ATTRACT
    MODE MESSAGE is restored.
    Next, the game adjustments are
    checked and restored to factory
    settings if an error is found.  If
    game adjustments are found
    intact, the high score table is
    checked for any bad entries.  Bad
    entries are replaced with a score
    of 4,000 points and no initials.  If
    all entries check, the game
    returns to the Game Over Mode.
    If game adjustments are restored
    to factory settings, the AUDIT
    TOTALS are checked.  If 5 or
    more audit digits are other than
    0-9 (that is hexadecimal A
    through F) all audit totals are
    cleared.  This is followed by a
    check of the high score table and
    the table is reset to factory
    settings if errors are found.
    Finally, game adjustments are
    rechecked and either OPEN
    COIN DOOR or FACTORY
    SETTINGS RESTORED is
    displayed.  With the former, open
    the coin door and turn the game
    OFF and ON and then FACTORY
    SETTINGS RESTORED will be
    displayed.  Return to game over
    by depressing the ADVANCE
    pushbutton or by turning the
    game OFF and ON a second
    time.
    POWER  ON
    ATTRACT MODE
    MESSAGE?
    RESTORE
    FACTORY
    MESSAGE
    GAME
    ADJUSTMENTS?
    RESTORE
    FACTORY
    SETTINGS
    AUDITS?
    CLEAR
    AUDITS
    HIGH
    SCORE
    TABLE?
    RESET HIGH
    SCORE TABLE
    TO FACOTRY
    SETTINGS
    GAME
    ADJUSTMENTS?
    OPEN COIN DOOR
    DISPLAYED
    OPEN COIN
    DOOR
    POWER OFF
    AND ON
    FACTORY
    SETTINGS
    RESTORED
    DISPLAYED
    POWER ON
    AND OFF
    HIGH
    SCORE
    ENTRIES?
    BAD ENTRIES
    REPLACED WITH
    4,000 AND  NO
    INITIALS
    INITIAL TESTS
    INDICATE ALL
    SYSTEMS GO
    DISPLAYED
    1
    11
    PASS
    FAIL
    PASS
    FAIL
    PASS
    FAIL
    PASS
    FAIL
    5 OR MORE HEX A-F
    PASS
    FAIL
    PASS
    FAIL 
    						
    							CHAPTER 4  Parts Information 
    						
    							1 
    						
    							3 
    						
    							5
    UPRIGHT:
    Weight
    270lbs (122.5 Kg.) uncrated
    290lbs (131.5 Kg.) crated
    COCKPIT:
    Weight
    342lbs (155 Kg.) uncrated
    402lbs (182.5 Kg.) crated
    **Patent Pending
    Specifications subject to change without notice.
    Warning - This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio
    frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with
    the instructions manual, may cause interference to radio
    communications.  As temporarily permitted by regulation it has not
    been tested for compliance pursuant to Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC
    Rules, which are designed to provide reasonable protection against
    such interference.  Operation of this equipment in a residential area
    is likely to cause interference in which case the user at his own
    expense will be required to take whatever measures may be required
    to correct the interference.
    POWER REQUIREMENTS
    115/230v AC Nominal, 50/60 Hz
    @1.7/0.85A 192W
    (20A surge for one cycle at power turn on)
    Normal Line = 98-126v AC
    196-252v AC
    High Line*  = 98-126v AC
    196-252v AC
    Low Line*  = 98-126v AC
    196-252v AC
    *Transformer Jumpers Required.
    See Service Manual.
    ENVIRONMENT
    Operating Temperature
    00 to +450C ambient
    (+320 to +1130F)
    Storage Temperature
    -40
    0 to +650C ambient
    (-400 to +1490F)
    90% RH at 400 (1040F), non-condensing
    MONITOR
    19 Colour Raster
    non-interlaced
    UL, CSA & DHHS Approved
    VIDEO SYSYTEM**
    256 Colours, 340 x 240 PIXEL Resolution
    6809E Microprocessor
    ROM: 44K BYTES
    Video and Scratch RAM: 50 K BYTES
    CMOS RAM: 1Kx4
    SPECIAL RAM 2K BYTES
    SOUND SYSTEM**
    6808 Microprocessor
    ROM: 24K BYTES (cockpit)
    U.S. Patent No. 4272649
    SPEECH SYSTEM**
    Digital to Analogue
    CVSD System
    JOYSTICK**
    Optical Sensing
    49 discrete directions and degrees of movement
    (6 separate speeds in 8 directions plus
    centre off position)
    SERVICE
    For the back-up that keeps you out-front,
    Call W illiams toll-free at 800/621-1253.
    In Illinos, call toll-free at 800/572-
    1324
    3401 N. California Av., Chicago, IL 60618
    (312) 267-2240, Telex 253095
    NOTICE: SINISTAR is a trademark of Williams Electronics, Inc.
    © 1983, WILLIAMS ELECTRONICS , INC 
    						
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