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NAMCO AMERICA INC. NAMCO EUROPE LTD.
951 Cambridge Drive NAMCO House Elk Grove Village, IL 60007 Units 7-8, Acton Park Estate +1 (847) 264-5610 The Vale www.namcoamerica.com London. W3 7QE +44 (0) 20 8324 6101 Technical Support (USA) www.namco.co.uk
Technical Service: Technical Support (Europe) +1 (847) 264-5614 Technical Service/Warranty Parts: Advance Replacement Parts: +1 (847) 264-5612 +44 (0) 20 8324 6120 www.namcoparts.com Consumable Parts: Fax: +44 (0) 20 8324 6102 +1 (847) 264-5613 Fax: Copies of the manual can be downloaded +44 (0) 20 8324 6126 from our website: www.namcoamerica.com/manuals.php Copies of the manual can be downloaded from our website: www.namco.co.uk/brentelectronic/ technical-manuals/namco.html MARIOKART ARCADE GP DX Operation Manual
First Edition Published in December 2013 The actual product may differ slightly from the illustrations in this manual. Part No: XMK3-735-005
To ensure safe operation of the machine, be sure to read this Operation Manual before use. Keep this Operation Manual in a safe place for quick access whenever needed.
NAMCO BANDAI Games Inc. Introduction
This Operation Manual describes: machine. R /
Contact for Machine and Machine Repair Inquiries 0 1 /
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1. Safety Precautions – Be sure to read to ensure safe operation –
Instructions to the Owner / / precautions. 1-1 Levels of Risk
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3 0 4 to other property Safety Precautions – Be sure to read ensure safe operation 5 / /
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/ / / These must be performed by technicians only.
3 1 Test Mode Troubleshooting
1 1. Safety Precautions – Be sure to read to ensure safe operation –
1-3 Critical Safety Precautions
Should an abnormality occur, turn off the power switch immediately to stop operations. Then, be sure to disconnect the power cord plug from the outlet. accident. Sections of the LCD monitor remain at a high temperature and high voltage even after the power switch is turned off. To avoid electric shock or burns, be careful not to accidentally touch these sections. ! " regularly and remove any dust. Fully insert the power cord plug into the outlet. Poor contact may generate heat ! # $ $ ! Be sure to observe the following. # & ! # ! # ! # ! # ! # ! (Always unplug by holding the plug and not the power cord.) # ' ! # devices or the wall. # ! Do not expose the power cord and power cord plug to water. It may result in electric shock or electrical leakage. Do not touch the power cord plug with wet hands. It may result in electric shock. The power capacity of the machine is AC 120 V (or AC 230 V), 3.2 A. To prevent $# ! Use a power supply voltage range of AC 110 V to 130 V (or AC 230 V). Using a * $! + * # ensure that the machine operates in the optimum condition, keep the voltage at AC 120 V (or AC 230 V) as much as possible. To ensure safe use of the machine, be sure to perform the pre-operation / 4 5 " 67 * / 89! ; * <=7 > ! inspections or service may result in an accident. ? * / 7 by our company. To order parts, contact your distributor. Do not modify the machine without permission. Do not perform any operations that are not described in this Operation Manual. Modifying the machine may create unforeseen hazards. If you decide to transfer the ownership of this machine, be sure to provide this Operation Manual with the machine.
2 1. Safety Precautions – Be sure to read to ensure safe operation –
1-4 Machine Warning Labels
The warning labels contain important information for ensuring safety. Be sure to observe the following. # visible, install the machine in an appropriate location with ample illumination, and keep the labels clean at all times. Make sure that the labels are not hidden ' ! # * ! # " E * # new one. To order warning labels, contact your distributor.
WARNING Safety Precautions – Be sure to read ensure safe operation SHOCK HAZARD Do Not Open. Refer Servicing to Service Personnel.
The seat moves forward and back, and may pinch your fingers or other items. Do not touch the gaps between the seat unit and the main base or surrounding areas. Test Mode Caution sticker Seat Slide (C) Part No.: 461-776 Troubleshooting
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1. Safety Precautions – Be sure to read to ensure safe operation –...... 1 >?> @ ...... 1 >?A [ ...... 1 >?D E ...... 2 >?G H @ / ...... 3 / ...... 4 A E [ ...... 8 D ...... 10 G E 5 ...... 12 L ...... 13 L?> ...... 13 L?>?> @ ...... 13 L?>?A M ...... 14 L?A 1 E ...... 15 Q ...... 16 Q?> E 0 ...... 16 6-2 Transporting ...... 17 Q?A?> E E ...... 17 6-2-2 Transporting on a Vehicle ...... 18 R ...... 19 7-1 Safety Precautions for Playing ...... 19 R?A ? ...... 20 R?A?> E W ...... 20 R?A?A 0 ...... 21 R?D ...... 22 7-4 X E 4 E ...... 24 R?G?> E E ...... 24 R?G?A 4 E ...... 25 R?L 0 E ...... 26 7-5-1 Self-test ...... 26 R?L?A 5 E E ...... 27 R?L?D E Y ...... 28 R?L?G 5W@ 5 5 E 5 [ E ...... 30 R?Q ...... 31 R?Q?> 5Y E ...... 31 R?Q?A 0 E 5 5E ...... 33 R?Q?D E 5E ...... 34
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R?Q?G Z E Z E ...... 36 EH E ...... 37 / @ E ...... 39 5 E ...... 40 R?Q?L E 4 5 E ...... 41 R?Q?Q [ 4 E Y5 E ...... 42 R?Q?R 5 H E ...... 44 5 H E YE ...... 45 / @ @ 5 H ...... 46 5@ 5 5 H ...... 47 Y ...... 48 R?Q?\ W 5 ...... 49 R?Q?] 5E ...... 50 0 5E ...... 51 R?Q?>^ @ 5W@ 5 5 E ...... 52 R?Q?>> 4 Z0 5 @ M ...... 53 R?R ...... 54 / \ R N / / N ...... 55 \ / ...... 55 \ ?> / ...... 55 \ ?>?> E / / ...... 55 \ ?>?A 0 / E / @ 4 4 ...... 57 \ ?>?D YEW ...... 59 \ ?A / ...... 61 \ ?A?> ...... 62 > X ...... 62 \ ?A?A ...... 63 \ ?A?D ...... 66 \ ?A?G E E ...... 67 \ ?D E W ...... 68 \W E ...... 69 \W?> E ...... 69 \W?>?> ...... 69 > @ 4 ...... 69 A ...... 69
D E @ ...... 69 Test Mode 8B-2 Troubleshooting ...... 70 \W?A?> ...... 70 \W?A?A 0 / ...... 71
\W?A?D E / ...... 71 Troubleshooting \W?A?G / ...... 72 \W?A?L E / ...... 72
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8B-3 Error Displays ...... 73 > 5 ...... 73 A E / ...... 74 D ...... 75 \W?G / ...... 76 \W?G?> 0 / ...... 76 > / W ...... 76 A ...... 77 D W W @ ...... 78 G @ ...... 79 L E / ...... 83 Q / W ...... 85 R ...... 86 \ @ W @ ...... 87 \W?G?A 0 / E ...... 88 > W ...... 88 A E G W ...... 91 D 5 ?q[ W ...... 92 G W ...... 93 L E >A [ ...... 94 Q 0 ...... 95 \W?G?D / ...... 96 > / ...... 96 \W?G?G E / ...... 97 > E Y ...... 97 A @ W E ...... 98 D / W ...... 101 9. Disposal ...... 103 10. Parts List ...... 104 >^?> 0 / >ZA ...... 104 >^?> 0 / AZA ...... 106 >^?A W X / ...... 108 >^?D E / / ...... 109 >^?G E / ...... 110 >^?L / ...... 112 >^?Q E / ...... 113 >> H ...... 114
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MEMO / Test Mode Troubleshooting
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To e K e nsu ep T th re sa he a i c s fe tua O l p p op ro e e d ra ra uct P DX ti m o tio a n n y di M o a f ffer 1 Operation Manual (this manual) nua the sli 1 l ma gh in a tly f r ch om safe in t NAMCO BANDAI Games I he e i p , be llu lace str sure t a tion fo s i r n q o th ui rea is c m k d t an ac h ua ces is l. O s p w er h at en ion ev er neede Man u a l b d. e fo nc. re use.
2 Service key (FRONT) 2
3 Service key (BACK) 2
4 Cashbox key 2
5 Communication cable 1 m 1*2
6 Communication cable 5 m 1
7 POP bracket (L) 1
8 POP bracket (R) 1
9 Title panel 1
10 Torx bolt M5 x 16 8
11 Connection bracket 2
12 Button head bolt (black) M8 x 30 8
13 Flat washer ø9 x 30 x 2.3 4
14 Contents router*1 1*2
15 Torx wrench M5-T25 1
16 Torx wrench M8-T40 1
17 USB dongle 1
18 Power cord 1
*1 Keep any unused contents routers in a safe place to avoid losing them. *2 The quantity noted in the table above is the quantity per 2 ~ 4 machines. 3. Package Contents
MEMO Test Mode Troubleshooting
11 4. Overall Structure (Part Names)
Front
LED bar (L) Title panel Rainbow PC board (top cover) Signboard assembly
Top cover LCD monitor Steering assembly
Rainbow PC board (monitor side) Seat assembly
Control cover
Service door
LED bar (S)
Slide unit
Rainbow PC board Pedal assembly (seat)
Level adjuster Rear Level adjuster
Rear door
Power cord
Cord box assembly
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Install the machine according to the instructions in this Operation Manual. If # # $# ' or malfunction. Fully insert the power cord plug into the outlet. Poor contact may generate heat ! Be sure to install the ground wire. Failure to install the ground wire may result $ * $ ! /; 8Y Z J 5 J [ \\!7 " * ' ! ? ' ! /; 8Y J ] Y ; Y ^ * Y ' Y ' <4!7 < " J
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The machine is designed for indoor use. Never install the machine outside or in the following locations. # Y E # Y E $ # Y # Y # Y # Y # Y E # Y E # Y E E _ # Y E * Test Mode Troubleshooting
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Create a play zone around the machine so that the player does not make contact with bystanders or passersby.
& =!4 /<6 7 machines to enable the rear door to be removed for service. =j!< / j6 7 ] !
78.7” or more 19.7” or (200 cm) 19.7” or more more (50 cm) (50 cm) more (50 cm) 19.7” or
Wall (210 cm) Play zone 82.7” or more
| # $ Z!= / 6 7 the machines. Example: Installing two machines
149.6” or more (380 cm) 19.7” or 19.7” or more 3.9” or more (10 cm) more (50 cm) (50 cm) more (50 cm) 19.7” or
Wall (210 cm) 82.7” or more Play zone
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74.8” 190 cm
22” 56 cm
40.476” 30.3” 103 cm 77 cm 51.2” Front assembly 130 cm Test Mode Troubleshooting
33.9” Seat assembly 86 cm 15 \! > *
Do not leave the machine on a slope. It may fall over or cause an accident.
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Move the machine carefully to avoid damaging it. The plastic areas are weak. Do not exert strong amounts of force on them. Even when moving the machine only a short distance, be sure to raise the level ' * ! /; 8Y J ] Y ; Y ^ * Y ' Y ' <4!7 Be sure to turn the power off before performing these operations. + ! /; 8Y Z J 5 J [ \\!7
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Before transporting the machine manually, be sure to separate the front as- # # * ' - * ! /; 8Y Y <
Seat assembly Front assembly Test Mode ' ! Troubleshooting
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Before transporting the machine on a vehicle, be sure to separate the front as- # # * ' to their highest level. Transporting the machine while it is fully assembled may result in an accident. When using a fork lift to transport the machine, observe the following. Failure to observe the following instruction may result in an accident, such as the machine falling over. # > $ ! When transporting the machine manually, be sure to use the following number ! * ' ! # ] / E! j6 !\ 8Z $ 7 ~ 8 # ; / E! =\!8 jj $ 7 ~
Seat assembly Front assembly
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Should an abnormality occur, turn off the power switch immediately to stop operations. Then, be sure to disconnect the power cord plug from the outlet. accident. ! " regularly and remove any dust. Fully insert the power cord plug into the outlet. Poor contact may generate ! Before operating the machine, be sure to check that installation has been /
The warning labels contain important information for ensuring safety. Be sure to observe the following. # clearly visible, install the machine in an appropriate location with ample illumination, and keep the labels clean at all times. Make sure that the ' ! # * ! # " E * # new one. To order warning labels, contact your distributor. To ensure safe use of the machine, be sure to perform the pre-operation / 4 5 " 67 * / 89! ; * \=7 > ! inspections or service may result in an accident.
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If players start feeling ill because of the game images or light stimulation, Test Mode they must stop playing immediately. In rare cases, stimulation by lights or video images may cause the player to have a seizure or lose consciousness. If this happens, advise the player to consult a doctor as soon as possible. When pre-school children play, instruct their parents or guardians to observe them. Troubleshooting
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9 # 4 ; " /9 5 7 6! _ * ' ! 9 # $ < " ^ Y* Z! _ * ' ! Operating the machine while parts are broken, damaged or deteriorated, * # ' or a bystander. If you discover an abnormality, replace the affected part immediately. To order parts, contact your distributor.
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/ - cord plug from the outlet and contact your distributor.
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> \ / E R?Q?G / @ E D] A / E R?Q?G EH E DR D E R?Q?G EH E DR G E R?Q?G EH E DR L E R?Q?L E 4 5 E G> Q / E R?Q?Q [ 4 E Y5 E GA Test Mode Troubleshooting
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If you discover anyone behaving as follows, tell them to stop immediately. Such behavior may cause an accident. # ! # Y / wheel). If players start feeling ill because the game images or light stimulation, they must stop playing immediately. In rare cases, stimulation by lights or video images may cause the player to have a seizure or lose consciousness. If this happens, advise the player to consult a doctor as soon as possible. When pre-school children play, instruct their parents or guardians to observe them.
Game Overview # ? [E / / / ? # / / / - ? 5 ? [ EYE / [ EYE
Flow when starting the game # H 1 / R [E is registered. ? / [E 4 1 / [E /- [E ? / ^ H [E ? # number of players.
GRAND PRIX Mode (single-player game) # Y Y # / Y # > D A G / [ # 22 4!
Two Player CO-OP mode (two-player game) # ? / Y / Y R to determine the team rankings. # ? 0 H / - / R together to form a single large kart. 0 / - / / [ 4 - / / 0 R / / - R 0 0 0 / Y # H 0 Y 0 / Y
VERSUS mode (2-player to 4-player game * In case of two players this is displayed as Two Player VERSUS mode.) # # / 4 /
Auto-Accel function # / ? ? / ? Test Mode canceled.
Easy facial photos
# x - Troubleshooting R photo displayed during the race. 4
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(d) Enter switch
Service door
Power switch
(b) Select switch
ENTER SELECT
SERVICE TEST
000000 000000 COIN BILL (c) Test switch
(a) Service switch
Do not turn the power switch on and off repeatedly, because it may cause a machine malfunction.
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Service door
(b) Select switch
ENTER SELECT
SERVICE
TEST
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COIN BILL (c) Test switch
(a) Service switch
(a) Service switch (red) /
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(c) Test switch Test mode is used to test the monitor and other parts.
(d) Enter switch (red) Test Mode / enter or execute the selection. Troubleshooting
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MARIO KART ARCADE GP DX PCB STARTUP
BOOT CHECK POWER ON DRIVE UNIT MODE CHECK DRIVE UNIT DRIVE UNIT PCB ID ２ DRIVE UNIT SERIAL NUMBER ０１２３４５－０１２３４５
I/O CHECK ＯＫ NAMCAM (CAMERA) CHECK ＯＫ STEERING CHECK CHECKING…
LOCAL NETWORK CHECK AUTHENTICATION CHECK UPDATE CHECK GAME SERVER CONNECTION CHECK
PLEASE DO NOT TOUCH THE STEERING WHEEL MK3 Rev.1.00.01/EX
Self-test screen
Do not touch the steering wheel while the self-test is underway. If the steering wheel is moved, the machine may display an error message and stop operating.
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Title screen （ｂ）
(a) NBLINE connection status 3 5W@ 5
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(b) Display when game play includes credits added using the Service switch E X - E Text color Description H E E Test Mode Troubleshooting
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Once the software update preparations have started, do not turn off the power switch until the update is complete and the title screen appears on the monitor. + !
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MARIOKART ARCADE GP DX PCB BOOT UP
BOOT CHECK POWER ON UNIT MODE CHECK DRIVER UNITT DRIVER UNIT PCB ID PREPARING２ UPDATE DRIVER UNIT S/N CHECK ０１２３４５－０１２３４５ Ｒｅｖ.１.００.００/ＥＸ ⇒ Ｒｅｖ.１.０１.００/ＥＸ I/O CHECK ＯＫ NAMCAM (Camera)PLEASE CHECK WAIT UNTIL PREPARATIONSＯＫ ＯＫ ARE COMPLETE. STEERING CHECK CHECKING… TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO GAME MACHINE, DO NOT SET POWER LOCAL NETWORK CHECK CERTIFICATESWITCH CHECK TO OFF DURING UPDATE. UPDATE CHECK
GAME SERVER CONNECT CHECK PROGRESS ９９％ PLEASE DON'T TOUCH A STEERING WHEEL MK3 Rev.1.00.00/EX
PREPARING UPDATE screen
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MARIOKART ARCADE GP DX PCB BOOT UP
BOOT CHECK POWER ON UNIT MODE CHECK DRIVER UNIT SOFTWAREDRIVER UNIT PCB ID UPDATE PREPARATION２ COMPLETE Ｒｅｖ.１.００.００/ＥＸ ⇒ Ｒｅｖ.１.０１.００/ＥＸ
PLEASE PERFORM SOFTWARE UPDATES ON ALL UNITS WHEN THEY ARE NOT BEING USED FOR GAME PLAY. TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO THE GAME MACHINES DURING UPDATES, PLEASE DO NOT SET THE POWER SWITCH TO OFF.
PRESS ITEM BUTTON TO START UPDATE
PLEASE DON'T TOUCH A STEERING WHEEL MK3 Rev.1.00.00/EX 28 SOFTWARE UPDATE PREPARATION COMPLETE screen 4!
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MARIOKART ARCADE GP DX PCB BOOT UP
BOOT CHECK POWER ON UNIT MODE CHECK DRIVER UNIT DRIVER UNITSTARTING PCB ID SOFTWARE２ UPDATE DRIVER UNIT S/N CHECK ０１２３４５－０１２３４５ Ｒｅｖ.１.００.００/ＥＸ ⇒ Ｒｅｖ.１.００.０１/ＥＸ I/O CHECKPLEASE WAIT FOR THEＯＫ UPDATE TO START. NAMCAM (Camera) CHECK ＯＫ STEERING CHECK CHECKING… TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO GAME MACHINE, DO NOT SET POWER
LOCAL NETWORKSWITCH CHECK TO OFF DURING UPDATE. CERTIFICATE CHECK UPDATE CHECKTEST MODE IS CURRENTLY INACCESSIBLE.
UPDATE WILL AUTO-RUN AFTER REBOOT. GAME SERVERPLEASE CHECKCONNECT REVISION CHECK NUMBER ON THE TITLE SCREEN AFTER UPDATE. PLEASE DON'T TOUCH A STEERING WHEEL MK3 Rev.1.00.00/EX
STARTING SOFTWARE UPDATE screen
/ Test Mode
Revision No. Title screen
When an urgent update becomes necessary during operation, the message Troubleshooting ; _ ! ] on the screen, and turn the power switch off and then on again to update the software. When turning the power switch off and then on again, wait 30 seconds or more between operations to protect the electronic circuits. 29 4!
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Please charge NBLINE points to this unit. The game will shutdown shortly.
Remaining NBLINE POINTS Low screen
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Y H 5 5Y E R?G?A 4 E AL 0 E The selected item blinks. H [ 4 the game screen. MENU (DRIVE UNIT) （ａ） COIN OPTIONS （ｂ） GAME OPTIONS （ｃ） I/O TEST （ｄ） MONITOR TEST （ｅ） SOUND TEST （ｆ） NETWORK TEST （ｇ） BOOKKEEPING （ｈ） OTHERS （ｉ） RELOAD NBLINE POINTS
（ｊ） REMANINING TEST MODE CREDITS： ５ ／ REMANINING SERVICES： １ （ｋ） CREDITS USED：３ ／ SERVICES USED：２
（ｌ） PCB ID ： １ （m） SOFTWARE VERSION： ＭＫ３１００-３-ＮＡ-ＭＰＲ０-Ａ０１（Ｒｅｖ．１．００．０１／ＥＸ） （ｎ） SERIAL NUMBER： ０１２３４５-０１２３４５
SELECT SWITCH : SELECT ENTER SWITCH : ENTER （ｏ）
MENU screen Test Mode Troubleshooting
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Reference Item Description section 5 5E See 7-6-2. / 5E 1 See 7-6-3. Z E E See 7-6-4. 5 E 4 See 7-6-5. E Y5 E [ 4 See 7-6-6. 5 H E 5 See 7-6-7. W 5 This displays play conditions and error log See 7-6-8. E E x See 7-6-9. @ 5W@ 5 5 E @ 5W@ 5 5 E See 7-6-10. 4 5 5 E E H / 4 / [ YE 5 5E 5 E YE E [ E YE 4 / W W See 7-6-3. E 0 H [ E 5 / E @ 5Y W / YEW H / / ? Z \ Z \ See 7-5-4.
32 7. Operation
7-6-2 Game Cost and Free Play Settings (COIN OPTIONS) This screen displays the various game cost settings.
In the MENU screen, select COIN OPTIONS. The following screen appears. \ E press the Enter switch to return to the MENU screen.
COIN OPTIONS (DRIVE UNIT) [DEFAULT IN GREEN]
DRIVE UNIT GAME PRICE ： ４CREDIT (S) （ａ）
DRIVE UNIT FREE PLAY ： ＯＦＦ （ｂ） Operation
EXIT
SELECT SWITCH : SELECT ENTER SWITCH : ENTER
COIN OPTIONS screen
Item Description Default (a) DRIVE UNIT GAME PRICE Setting for the number of coins required for a game 4 Setting range: 1 to 19 (b) DRIVE UNIT FREE PLAY*1 Free play setting OFF: Normal coin operation OFF ON: Free play operation
*1 When FREE PLAY is set to ON, all other COIN OPTIONS items appear grayed-out and cannot be selected. (The settings are held.) When FREE PLAY is returned to OFF, operation returns to the held settings. Test Mode Troubleshooting
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GAME OPTIONS (DRIVE UNIT) [DEFAULT IN GREEN] NUMBER OF CONNECTED DRIVE UNITS <４> （ａ）
PCB ID ： １ （ｂ）
FOR USE ON STEERING WHEEL REACTION. ： ＯＮ （ｃ）
FOR USE ON NAMCAM (CAMERA). ： ＯＮ （ｄ）
EXIT
SELECT SWITCH : SELECT ENTER SWITCH : ENTER
GAME OPTIONS screen Default settings (factory settings) are indicated in green, and other settings are in yellow.
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Item Description Default 5Y W 0 / ? / 55 [ 5Y W 0 55 [ Y5 E G3 Y5 E communication by four machines 5Y W 0 55 [ Y5 E D3 communication by three machines 5Y W 0 55 [ Y5 E A3 / 5Y W 0 55 [ Y5 E >3 communication by one machine / W W notice display E 3 >ADG> H W / 1 / W 50@ @ E 5 W 0 YE 5 E 5 / / / H @ 51 feature. 5 3 / 5
00 3 / 0 YE 5 5 / / 5 1 5 3 Y 5 5 00 3 5
> H 0 YE 5 E 5 H @ 5 0 YE 5 5 00 the corresponding equipment cannot be tested in Test mode. 0 YE 5 E 5 H @ 5 00 5 / ? 1
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I/O TEST (DRIVE UNIT)
GO TO I/F INITIALIZE （ｃ） SWITCH TEST （ａ） LAMP TEST （ｂ） NAMCAM (CAMERA) TEST （ｄ）
Ｉ／Ｏ ＰＣＢ ： NBGI.;NA-JV;Ver6.01;JPN, MK3100-1-NA-APR0-A01 （ｅ） CONNECT OK
EXIT
SELECT SWITCH : SELECT ENTER SWITCH : ENTER
I/O TEST screen
Item Description EH E / / @ E This screen is used to test the lighting of illuminated buttons and Z0 5 @ M x E R?Q?>> 4 Z0 5 @ M LD 5 E 5 Z W Z W 55 3 / 55 5 3 / Z W
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(a) SWITCH TEST
This screen is used to test each switch and button.
SWITCH TEST (DRIVE UNIT) [ON:RED]
COIN 1 ０１１ （ａ） COIN 2 ０１１ （ｂ）
SERVICE SWITCH ＯＦＦ （ｃ） TEST SWITCH ＯＮ （ｄ） SELECT SWITCH UP/DOWN ＯＦＦ／ＯＦＦ （ｅ） ENTER SWITCH ＯＦＦ （ｆ）
STEERING WHEEL ＋３８１ ： Right ＯＫ （ｇ） GAS ０００ ： （ｈ） BRAKE ＯＦＦ （ｉ） ITEM BUTTON ＯＦＦ （ｊ） MARIO BUTTON ＯＦＦ （ｋ） Operation
EXIT: SELECT SWITCH (UP) + ENTER SWITCH
SWITCH TEST screen
Item Description (a) COIN 1 Status of coin switch 1 Each time the switch 1 is activated, the counter increments by one. 000 to 999 (The counter returns to 000 after 999.) (b) COIN 2 Status of coin switch 2 Each time the switch 2 is activated, the counter increments by one. 000 to 999 (The counter returns to 000 after 999.) (c) SERVICE SWITCH Status of Service switch OFF : Normal ON (red) : Pressed in (d) TEST SWITCH Status of Test switch OFF : Normal ON (red) : Pressed in (e) SELECT SWITCH UP/DOWN Status of Select switch OFF : Normal ON (red) : Flipped up or down
(f) ENTER SWITCH Status of Enter switch Test Mode OFF : Normal ON (red) : Pressed in (g) STEERING WHEEL Status of steering wheel Turning the steering wheel to the right changes the numerical value
in the positive direction, and turning the steering wheel to the left Troubleshooting changes the numerical value in the negative direction. Right (Left) OK (red) appears on the screen when normal right (left) operation is detected. (* Note)
37 7. Operation
Item Description (h) GAS Status of accelerator pedal Stepping on the pedal changes the numerical value in the positive direction. OK (red) appears on the screen near the setting limit. (* Note) (i) BRAKE Status of brake pedal OFF : Normal ON : Stepped on (j) ITEM BUTTON Status of Item button OFF : Normal ON (red) : Pressed in (k) MARIO BUTTON Status of Mario button OFF : Normal ON (red) : Pressed in
* If OK is not displayed when the steering wheel/pedal is turned/depressed fully, the steering wheel or pedal must be initialized. (See “7-6-11 Adjustments after Parts Replacement (GO TO I/F INITIALIZE)” on page 53.) Flip the Select switch up and press the Enter switch to return to the I/O TEST screen.
38 7. Operation
(b) LAMP TEST This screen is used to test the lighting of illuminated buttons and decorative lights.
LAMP TEST (DRIVE UNIT) [DEFAULT IN:GREEN/ON:RED]
ITEM BUTTON LAMP ＯＮ （ａ） MARIO BUTTON LAMP ＯＦＦ （ｂ）
SIGN WHITE （ｃ） MONITOR SIDE LAMP ＯＮ （ｄ）
UNDER LAMP ＯＮ
EXIT Operation
SELECT SWITCH : SELECT ENTER SWITCH : ENTER
LAMP TEST screen Default settings (factory settings) are indicated in green, and other settings are in red.
Item Description (a) ITEM BUTTON LAMP Lighting status of Item button light OFF : Off ON (red) : Lighted (b) MARIO BUTTON LAMP Lighting status of Mario button light OFF : Off ON (red) : Lighted (c) SIGN Lighting status of signboard, monitor side lamp and under lamp (d) MONITOR SIDE LAMP OFF : Off (e) UNDER LAMP RED : Lighted red GREEN : Lighted green BLUE : Lighted blue WHITE : Lighted white PATTERN 1 PATTERN 2 PATTERN 3
Lighting variation patterns Test Mode PATTERN 4 used in the game PATTERN 5 PATTERN 6 PATTERN 7
* Lights that are lighted turn off when the LAMP TEST screen is exited. Troubleshooting
To return to the I/O TEST screen, select EXIT and press the Enter switch.
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(c) NAMCAM (CAMERA) TEST 4 5
NAMCAM (CAMERA) TEST (DRIVE UNIT) [DEFAULT IN GREEN]
CALIBRATING FACIAL RECOGNITION RANGE LEFT RIGHT
3 FACIAL RECOGNITION LEVEL
EXIT 0
SELECT SWITCH : SELECT ENTER SWITCH : ENTER
NAMCAM (CAMERA) TEST screen
Y ' play. # Y ' * around the player’s face (Facial Recognition Level 2 or 3) when sitting in the seat and facing the camera. # Y ' S (Facial Recognition Level 1). When a Facial Recognition Level of 2 or more cannot be achieved, check the ' * ! # ] bright light directly enters the camera lens. # ] $ ! # ] shines on the player’s face. # | $ ' # # $# # !
Item Setting value variable range Default (Facial recognition range) Z 4 -15 to +15 0
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MONITOR TEST (DRIVE UNIT)
GRADATION PATTERN （ａ） CROSSHATCH PATTERN （ｂ） FULL WHITE （ｃ） SCROLL PATTERN （ｄ）
EXIT
SELECT SWITCH : SELECT ENTER SWITCH : ENTER
MONITOR TEST screen
Item Description 5 5 Displays a gradation pattern. / EE 5 Displays a crosshatch pattern. 0Y@@ H E @@ 5 Displays a screen scrolling test pattern. Test Mode Troubleshooting
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5Y E Y5 E 0 E / H setting for that item can be changed. 0 E H E / / Y E E 5 5Y W E / Y E E 5 5Y W [ 4 \ E 5Y
SOUND TEST (DRIVE UNIT) [DEFAULT IN GREEN]
VOLUME SETTINGS GAME ： １０ （ａ） ATTRACTION ： １０ （ｂ）
SOUND TEST (PRESS SERVICE SWITCH TO START/STOP SONG) REQUEST SONG NUMBER ： １
EXIT
SELECT SWITCH : SELECT ENTER SWITCH : ENTER
SOUND TEST screen Default settings (factory settings) are indicated in green, and other settings are in yellow.
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Item Description Default E E 3 ^ >L X 10 0 E / 5 E E 3 ^ >L X 10 0 E Y E E 5 5Y W 0 No sound > E 0 A E D E 5 H @ 5 / Y E E 5 5 ^ 5 E Y5 > 5 E @ 5 E 5 E @¡ * The test sound is produced from the speakers in order. A E @ D E @ Test Mode Troubleshooting
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NETWORK TEST (DRIVE UNIT)
NETWORK STATUS （ａ）
LOCAL NETWORK CHECK （ｂ）
ONLINE NETWORK CHECK （ｃ）
UPDATE CHECK （ｄ）
EXIT
SELECT SWITCH : SELECT ENTER SWITCH : ENTER
NETWORK TEST screen
Item Description 5 H E YE 1 / @ @ 5 H 5@ 5 5 H check. Y This screen is used to check the update status.
The connection status cannot be checked during server service periods, so avoid server service periods when performing the network status check and the online network check.
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(a) NETWORK STATUS 1 /
NETWORK STATUS (DRIVE UNIT)
NBLINE LICENSE ＯＫ UPDATE SERVER ＬＩＮＫ ＯＫ GAME SERVER ＬＩＮＫ ＯＫ IP ADDRESS ０００．０００．０００．０００ SUBNET MASK ０００．０００．０００．０００ （ａ） GATEWAY ０００．０００．０００．０００ VENUE ROUTER ０００．０００．０００．０００ PRIMARY DNS ０００．０００．０００．０００ SECONDARY DNS ． ． ．
NBLINE STORE NAME （ｂ） USA ／ REACQUIRING NETWORK STATUS ACQUIRED （ｃ） EXIT PCB ID ： １ SOFTWARE VERSION ： ＭＫ３１００-３-ＮＡ-ＭＰＲ０-Ａ０１（Ｒｅｖ．１．００．０１／ＥＸ） SERIAL NUMBER ： ０１２３４５-０１２３４５ SELECT SWITCH : SELECT ENTER SWITCH : ENTER
NETWORK STATUS screen
Item Description 5 # 5W@ 5 @ 5E 3 5W@ 5 [ # Y E [ 3 # E [ 3 # EE3 / # EYW5 E 3 E / # H 3 # [ 5Y Y 3 [ 5Y # 5E3 5E # E 5 5E3 5E / 5W@ 5 E 5 1 5W@ 5 [ Y 5 5 H E YE # 1 5E time # 5W@ 5 [ # Test Mode # Y
5 H E Troubleshooting
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0 E E X 5 H E
LOCAL NETWORK CHECK (DRIVE UNIT)
CABLE CHECK ： ＯＫ （ａ）
VENUE ROUTER CHECK ： ＮＧ！ （ｂ）
CONTENT ROUTER CHECK ： CONNECTION CHECK… （ｃ）
STORE ROUTER'S HOP NUMBER ： CONNECTION CHECK… （ｄ）
CHECK START
EXIT
PCB ID ： １ SOFTWARE VERSION ： ＭＫ３１００-３-ＮＡ-ＭＰＲＯ-Ａ０１（Ｒｅｖ．１．００．０１／ＥＸ） SERIAL NUMBER ： ０１２３４５-０１２３４５
SELECT SWITCH : SELECT ENTER SWITCH : ENTER
LOCAL NETWORK CHECK screen
Item Description W@ / / / [ 5Y Y / 5 5 Y / E Y ¢E 5Y W / /
When the communication cable is connected correctly, there are the two routers of * # + 5 J ? ! | + 5 J ? Z # $ connected. Additional routers may result in communication errors.
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0 E E X 5 H E
ONLINE NETWORK CHECK (DRIVE UNIT)
GAME SERVER RESPONSE TIME ： （ａ） PACKET LOSS PERCENTAGE ： （ｂ）
CHECK START
EXIT
PCB ID ： １ SOFTWARE VERSION ： ＭＫ３１００-３-ＮＡ-ＭＰＲ０-Ａ０１（Ｒｅｖ．１．００．０１／ＥＸ） SERIAL NUMBER ： ０１２３４５-０１２３４５
SELECT SWITCH : SELECT ENTER SWITCH : ENTER
ONLINE NETWORK CHECK screen
Item Description E [ E 5E / / @ EE 5 /
The connection status cannot be checked during server service periods, so avoid server service periods when performing the online network check. Test Mode Troubleshooting
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/ 7 ?5 Y J+J& This screen displays the update status.
UPDATE CHECK (DRIVE UNIT)
NBLINE AUTHENTICATION STATUS ： ＯＫ （ａ） UPDATE SERVER AUTHENTICATION ： ＯＫ （ｂ） STARTUP SOFTWARE REV. ： １．００．２０/ＥＸ （ｃ） LICENSE RENEWAL SOFTWARE ： １．０１．３０/ＥＸ （ｄ） DOWNLOADING REV. ： １．０１．３０/ＥＸ （ｅ） DOWNLOAD PROGRESS (%) ： １００ （ｆ） SOFTWARE UPDATE STATE ： SOFTWARE UPDATE REQUIRED. PLEASE SWITCH POWER OFF, THEN ON AGAIN （ｇ）
EXIT
PCB ID ： １ SOFTWARE VERSION ： ＭＫ３１００-３-ＮＡ-ＭＰＲ０-Ａ０１（Ｒｅｖ．１．００．０１／ＥＸ） SERIAL NUMBER ： ０１２３４５-０１２３４５
SELECT SWITCH : SELECT ENTER SWITCH : ENTER
UPDATE CHECK screen
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Item Description 5W@ 5 Y 5 5 E YE 5W@ 5 [ / Y E [ Y 5 5 [ E Y E 0 H [ @ 5E 5 H @ E 0 H / H5@ 5 [ / H5@ EE £ E 0 H Y E
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5Y W 5 W 5 0 E / appears. \ E 5Y Test Mode Troubleshooting
49 7. Operation
7-6-9 OTHER OPTIONS This screen displays various information such as the current time and software version, and is used to access the REFORMAT OPTIONS screen.
In the MENU screen, select OTHERS. The following screen appears. Flip the Select switch up and down to select the item. The selected item blinks. Press the Enter switch to enter the selected item. The screen for the selected item appears. \ E press the Enter switch to return to the MENU screen.
OTHER (DRIVE UNIT) [DEFAULT IN GREEN]
PCB ID ： １
SOFTWARE VERSION ： ＭＫ３１００-３-ＮＡ-ＭＰＲ０-Ａ０１（Ｒｅｖ．１．００．０１／ＥＸ） （ｂ） SOFTWARE REVISION ： Ｒｅｖ．１．００．０１／ＥＸ （ｃ） 2013/01/31 (THU) 23:59:44 SVNR：１２３４５
SERIAL NUMBER ： ００００００-００００００ （ｄ）
LANGUAGE： ENG （ｅ）
REFORMAT OPTIONS （ａ）
EXIT
SELECT SWITCH : SELECT ENTER SWITCH : ENTER
OTHER screen Default settings (factory settings) are indicated in green, and other settings are in yellow.
Item Description (a) REFORMAT OPTIONS Used to initialize settings. (b) SOFTWARE VERSION Displays the software version. (c) SOFTWARE REVISION Displays the software revision and the update date and time. (d) SERIAL NUMBER Displays the serial number of the USB dongle. (e) LANGUAGE Displays the language setting.
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(a) REFORMAT OPTIONS This screen can be used to initialize individual Test mode settings.
In the OTHERS screen, select REFORMAT OPTIONS. The following screen ap- pears. Flip the Select switch up and down to select the item. The selected item blinks. Press the Enter switch to enter the selected item. The screen for the selected item appears. H x [ \ E press the Enter switch to return to the OTHERS screen.
REFORMAT OPTIONS (DRIVE UNIT)
REFORMAT BOOKKEEPING （ａ） Operation
(RETURN DRIVE UNIT BOOKKEEPING TO FACTORY SETTINGS)
BACKUP MEMORY INITIALIZATION （ｂ）
EXIT
SELECT SWITCH : SELECT ENTER SWITCH : ENTER
INITIALIZE SETTINGS screen
Item Description (a) REFORMAT BOOKKEEPING Initialized contents (only within bookkeeping) # All bookkeeping data # All error log entries (b) BACKUP MEMORY INITIALIZATION Initialized contents # Game options # Analog potentiometer initialize settings # Sound level settings # Remaining credits, remaining service credits Test Mode # Play under the previous conditions displays # All bookkeeping data # All error log entries
After BACKUP MEMORY INITIALIZATION is executed, be sure to refer to “7-6-11 Troubleshooting Adjustments after Parts Replacement (GO TO I/F INITIALIZE)” on page 53 and initialize the analog potentiometers.
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5Y @ 5W@ 5 5 E appears. 0 E E [ 5 E / 5W@ 5 5 E E / 5Y
RELOAD NBLINE POINTS (DRIVE UNIT)
SERIAL NUMBER ： ００００００-００００００ PCB ID ： １
NBLINE SERVER ： ＯＫ （a） POINT REMAIN ： 256 （b）
CHECK SERVER POINTS ：CHECK COMPLETE （c）
EXIT
SELECT SWITCH : SELECT ENTER SWITCH : ENTER
RELOAD NBLINE POINTS screen
Item Description 5W@ 5 E [ 5W@ 5 E [ / 5 5 5W@ 5 5 E E [ 5 E E 5W@ 5 5 E
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4 \ Y ' 5 } /[ "] "" "Y^"`7 Be sure to perform the following initialization process after replacing the game PC board, steering assembly interface or pedal assembly interface, or after initializing the backup data. The game will not play properly without performing this initialization. Y # ;|" J+ ; / 4 \ j / 7 ;|" J+ ; Z47 ! > $ & when the steering wheel, accelerator pedal and brake pedal are operated.
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x / / / x x EH E R?Q?G EH E DR @ 0 0 for each. 0 E Z E
I/F INITIALIZE （DRIVE UNIT）
STEERING ＋０３１ GAS ０３０
DO NOT TOUCH PEDALS.
POSITION THE STEERING WHEEL TO THE CENTER AND PRESS ENTER TO SET THE POSITION. Test Mode
CONTINUE SWITCH TEST Troubleshooting
ENTER SWITCH: INITIALIZE / CONFIRM
I/F INITIALIZE screen
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Do not use alcohol or other organic solvents. This may degrade the materials.
H H / X [ dry using a dry soft cloth.
54 8! S > — Must be performed by a technician — 8Y! " Y
8Y ! Y
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The signboard assembly is installed while standing in a high location. Use a stool or similar platform. Working in an unnatural body posture may cause ' !
/ X / L X >Q / / X ^ > / # R / / @ X / step / X / X / L X >Q
Torx bolt (M5 x 16) POP bracket (R)
POP bracket (L)
Torx bolt (M5 x 16) Test Mode Troubleshooting
55 8Y! " Y
— Must be performed by a technician —
0 X / L X >Q
Title panel
Torx bolt (M5 x 16)
Torx bolt (M5 x 16)
56 8Y! " Y
— Must be performed by a technician —
8Y J ] Y ; Y ^ * Y ' Y '
4 / / [ @ / / / [ / / 0 / \ X D^ X / / / gap slightly larger than thickness of the bracket and then the bracket can be installed / / / /
Torx bolt (M8 x 30) Torx bolt (M8 x 30) / # R
Joint bracket
Seat assembly Torx bolt (M8 x 30)
Flat washer (ø9 x 30 x t2.3)
Connector Test Mode
Flat washer (ø9 x 30 x t2.3) Front assembly Torx bolt (M8 x 30) Troubleshooting
/ / inside the front assembly. / connector from step . 57 8Y! " Y
— Must be performed by a technician —
4 / / H / not to pinch the connectors or harness. 0 / / / \ =] X D^ X A D X / \ X D^ @ 4 X ^ A ^ L \ / / ¦
Approx. Level adjuster 0.2” (0.5 cm) Caster
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— Must be performed by a technician —
8Y Z " ?;9
* $ ' damage to the electronic circuitry, be sure to turn off the power switch before starting this task.
The USB dongle is for use exclusively with this machine. Do not use it with other equipment. Do not insert other USB dongles into this machine. Doing so may cause the machine to malfunction. Be sure to turn off the power switch before inserting the USB dongle.
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Service key (BACK) / # R
Torx bolt (M5 x 30)
Rear door Test Mode Troubleshooting
59 8Y! " Y
— Must be performed by a technician —
YEW YEW / [ /
Game PC board
Insert the USB dongle into the USB slot.
USB dongle
[USB dongle connection location diagram]
USB dongle
60 8Y! " Y
— Must be performed by a technician —
8Y ! J J J
* $# ' # damage to the electronic circuits, be sure to turn off the game cabinet power switch before starting work. 9 ' E ! " electric shock.
Lay out the communication cables safely so that they will not cause players, bystanders or passersby to trip over them.
Careless network system installation or other work makes networks susceptible to / # R hacking, and can result in communication errors, lost data, and other trouble. In consideration of recovery when trouble occurs and hacking countermeasures, it is recommended to commission installation and other work to professionals. | ] # commercially available cable molding to protect the cables. Failure to observe the following items may result in communication trouble and prevent proper game play. Be sure to connect the communication cables correctly according to the instructions. # ! | ] # so that passersby do not trip over them. # the same cable moldings as power cords. # " forcibly bent or stretched and there is no excessive load applied. Test Mode Troubleshooting
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* $# ' # damage to the electronic circuits, be sure to turn off the main power switch before starting work.
[ / cables.
# W / W / # Y / # 1 / outline of the connections. # 0 1 distributor.
(1) Example of connection. NBLINE router Communication cable [5 m] (Designated router (supplied with the machine) connected to NBLINE)
Communication cable [1 m] (supplied with the machine) Contents router (supplied with the machine)
PCB ID: 1 PCB ID: 2 PCB ID: 3 PCB ID: 4
Set the PCB ID of each machine before performing communication-linked VS } ! 8Y Z ; 5J9 " \8!
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Game PC Board / # R
Communication cable (5 m)
LAN port Test Mode Troubleshooting
63 8Y! " Y
— Must be performed by a technician —
/ L Y? ? and return the rear door to its original position.
Game PC Board
Communication cable
U-shaped cut-out
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LAN port Power switch
Communication cable WAN port used for connection to the machine
Not used
Communication cable (1 m) used for connection Power supply jack to the NBLINE router Power cord plug
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— Must be performed by a technician —
Check the shape of the communication cable connectors and insert them with the proper alignment. " ! " # communication will not operate properly. J are not stretched and there is no excessive force applied. / # R Test Mode Troubleshooting
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— Must be performed by a technician —
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Be sure to install the ground wire using one of the methods below. Failure to install the ground wire may result in electric shock. Connect the ground using a 3P plug.
/ X assembly on the bottom of the front assembly rear panel.
Power cord socket
66 8Y! " Y
— Must be performed by a technician —
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(d) Enter switch
Service door
Power switch
(b) Select switch
ENTER SELECT
SERVICE TEST / # R
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COIN BILL (c) Test switch
(a) Service switch
Be sure to turn the power switches on in the following order. 1. Contents router 2. This machine If the power is not turned on in this order, communication will not be performed correctly between the game server and the machine, and the game may not operate properly. Do not turn the power switch on and off repeatedly, because it may cause a machine malfunction. When turning the power switch off and on, wait 30 seconds or more between operations. Test Mode Troubleshooting
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GAME OPTIONS (DRIVE UNIT) [DEFAULT IN GREEN] NUMBER OF CONNECTED DRIVE UNITS <４> （ａ）
PCB ID ： １ （ｂ）
FOR USE ON STEERING WHEEL REACTION. ： ＯＮ FOR USE ON NAMCAM (CAMERA). ： ＯＮ
EXIT
SELECT SWITCH : SELECT ENTER SWITCH : ENTER
GAME OPTIONS screen
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* $# ' # to turn off the power switch before performing service work (such as repairs or correcting malfunctions).
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Perform periodic service. Failure to perform service may result in an accident. Perform the inspections every day before starting operations. These are required to prevent accidents. /; 4 5 " 6!7 E # R 89 " "
R?A ? A^ periodically for any abnormalities.
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(2) Power Cord Plug Inspection
> [ R / X outlet. A D / /
(3) Screw Looseness Inspection
0 Test Mode > / Q X D^ / E \W?G?> L E / \D A X / L X AL /
E \W?G?D > / ]Q Troubleshooting
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— Must be performed by a technician —
8B-2 Troubleshooting
To avoid electric shock, accidents or injuries to yourself or other people, or damage to the electronic circuits, be sure to turn off the power switch before starting work. If the problem is not described in “8B-2 Troubleshooting” or the problem persists despite taking the appropriate action, turn off the power switch immediately to stop operations and contact your distributor. Continuing operations may result in an accident.
" # $ securely. Repair of the PC boards will be performed by your distributor, so never perform a continuity check of a board with a tester or any other tool. The IC may be damaged by the internal voltage of the tester. To order repairs or parts, contact your distributor. When sending parts for repair, be sure to pack them properly. Particularly when sending the Game PC Board, wrap the part in sponge or air bubble wrapping before packing it in a cardboard box. Make sure that the box is not exposed to outside pressure.
8B-2-1 General
Symptom Cause Action Reference # # # \\ # W # W / # / # # ? >>^ [ >D^ [ [ # # # 1 QR / / / # # / # W W / # W
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Symptom Cause Action Reference # Sound is not output from the # # Page 42 speakers. # 0 # 0 Page 93 disconnected. terminal securely. # / # / Page 93 # The monitor screen does not # # Page 79 operate. # # Page 79 # The title panel LEDs do not turn # # Page 87 on. # @ / @ # @ / @ Page 87 # / / # # Page 78 does not function. # # Page 78 # # disconnection. E # R # / # # Page 78 / # The lamp has burned out. # Page 78 # # disconnection. # @ # # Page 76 on. # / W # / W Page 76 malfunction. # The monitor side LEDs do not # # Page 85 light up. # / W # / W Page 85 malfunction.
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Symptom Cause Action Reference # The steering does not function. # / # x Page 53 x # # Page 83 # / #
Page 83 Test Mode / # L / # / / 1 Page 95 abnormal current occurs. mechanical abnormality. / Troubleshooting
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Symptom Cause Action Reference # The accelerator or brake does # / # x Page 53 not function. x # # Page 96 # / # / Page 96 /
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Symptom Cause Action Reference # The LEDs on the back of the # # Page 98 seat do not turn on. # @ / # @ / Page 98 # The LEDs on the back of the # # Page 101 seat base do not turn on. # / W # / W Page 101 malfunction.
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— Must be performed by a technician —
8B-3 Error Displays
H / / H / / / /
(1) Network Errors
Error Reference Error message Cause Action code page CONTENT ROUTER # / # 05-01 DISCONNECTED / 05-02 CONTENT ROUTER MISMATCH GG GQ 05-03 NOT GET IP ADDRESS Q> QA E # R 05-04 IP ADDRESS ERROR 05-05 LOCAL NETWORK ERROR 05-20 ERROR DEVICE # / # / [ 05-21 ERROR AUTH NG 05-22 ERROR DNS TIMEOUT 05-23 ERROR DNS HOST NOT FOUND 05-24 ERROR SERVER NG 05-30 ERROR TIP TIMEOUT # / [ 05-31 ERROR TIP HOST NOT FOUND W 05-32 ERROR DNS TIMEOUT [ 05-33 ERROR DNS HOST NOT FOUND 05-34 ERROR AUTH NG 05-35 ERROR AUTH TIMEOUT # 5 5W@ 5 # 5W@ 5 05-38 NBLINE POINT BALANCE ERROR LA 5 E 5 E # # X 05-50 REVISION ERROR A\ GAME SERVER CONNECTION # # H / 05-51 ERROR / Test Mode GAME SERVER UNDER 05-52 MAINTENANCE # / # 05-53 INCONSISTENT SERVER ERROR
Troubleshooting GG L] # [ Q> NETWORK AUTHENTICATION 05-54 ERROR
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Error Reference Error message Cause Action code page # 1 # Perform the update required NETWORK CONNECTION 6< << operation has not been for operation. UNSTABLE performed. # / # connection. INITIAL NETWORK 6< <\ [ GG Q> Y? + "JY " }} } after installation.
(2) Steering Assembly Errors Error Reference Error message Cause Action code page 22-01 STR PCB OVERRUN ERROR # / # E G E G / board. 22-02 STR PCB FRAMING ERROR communication data. Page 91 22-03 STR PCB PARITY ERROR # / E G 22-04 STR PCB RAM ERROR / # The steering assembly # STEERING VOLUME DAMAGE 6< analog potentiometer is potentiometer. ERROR damaged. / # \ # E G 6\ STR PCB OVER CURRENT ERROR Page 91 E G / board. # The steering assembly # STEERING VOLUME 64 analog potentiometer is not potentiometer connection. Page 83 CONNECTION ERROR connected. # The steering assembly # STEERING VOLUME OVER SPEED 68 analog potentiometer is not potentiometer. ERROR damaged. / 6= MOTOR CURRENT ERROR # / # current. / MOTOR CURRENT SENSOR 22-10 ERROR # / 22-11 MOTOR POWER ON ERROR # # E G 22-12 STR PCB LINK ERROR E G / board connection. Page 91 possible.
| # then on again. If the error persists, check the connections and operation of each part. When turning the power switch off and then on again, wait 30 seconds or more between operations to protect the electronic circuits.
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/Z7 + Error Reference Error message Cause Action code page # # malfunction. / 01-11 COIN ERROR1 (COIN UNIT1) # 5 ?q[ / # 5 ?q[ Page 92 malfunction. board. # / # / E 01-12 COIN ERROR2 # 5 ?q[ / # 5 ?q[ Page 92 malfunction. board. # / # / 01-21 COIN ERROR1 (COIN UNIT2) # 5 ?q[ / # 5 ?q[ Page 92 malfunction. board. # The time setting is # / 6 6\ CLOCK ERROR1 incorrect.
# W E # R 6 64 CLOCK ERROR2 malfunction. 03-01 " }} } # # 5 ?q[ disconnected. board connection. 03-02 " }} } Page 92 # 5 ?q[ / # 5 ?q[ 03-03 " }} }Z malfunction. board. # # 5 Page 86 disconnected. connection. 68 6 NAMCAM (CAMERA) ERROR # 5 # 5 Page 86 malfunction. # YEW # YEW = 6 USB DONGLE ERROR 1 inserted. # YEW Page 59 = USB DONGLE ERROR 2 different machine type is your distributor. inserted. # YEW # YEW YEW = Z USB DONGLE ERROR4 Page 59 inserted at startup is inserted. # Version update failed. # 20-01 VERSION UP ERROR 1 X Page 28 again. # W # E W
24-03 DUPLICATE PCB ID ERROR / no duplication. Page 68 Test Mode cabinet. Troubleshooting
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(1) Replacing the Rainbow PC Board (top cover)
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X / L X AL / / W
Rainbow PC Board
Torx bolt (M5 x 25)
Top cover
Torx bolt (M5 x 25)
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(2) Removing and Installing the Control Cover
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X / L X AL / X X / L X AL
Torx bolt (M5 x 25) Control cover E # R
Torx bolt (M5 x 25)
H / /
Item button, Mario button Connector
Item button Test Mode
Control cover
Connector Mario button Troubleshooting
When installing the control cover, be careful not to trap the harness. 77 89! ; *
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(3) Replacing the Item Button, Mario Button and Lamps
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Faston terminal harness color: (blue) (-)
Faston terminal harness color: (white) Illuminated switch (N.O.)
Faston terminal harness Faston terminal harness color: (black) (COM) color: (orange) (+) Control cover
Pull out the lamp. “+” mark “+” mark
LED lamp
Illuminated switch
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(4) Replacing the LCD Monitor
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The LCD monitor weighs approx. 22 lb (10 kg). Be very careful while working, ' !
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Torx bolt (M5 x 30)
Rear door
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LCD monitor (rear)
Connector Test Mode Troubleshooting
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E \W?G?> A RR E \W?G?> > / W RQ X / L X AL W @ W
Torx bolt (M5 x 25)
Torx bolt (M5 x 25)
Monitor side BK (R)
Monitor side BK (L)
Connector
Connector
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Torx bolt (M5 x 25)
Monitor stopper (lower)
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Torx bolt (M5 x 25)
Camera assembly
Monitor glass E # R
Torx bolt (M5 x 25) Monitor stopper (upper)
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Monitor glass Test Mode Troubleshooting
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Torx bolt (M5 x 25)
LCD monitor
G X >^ @ / @
Phillips pan head screw (M4 x 10)
LCD bracket LCD monitor
LCD bracket
Phillips pan head screw (M4 x 10)
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Steering assembly
E \W?G?> A RR X / L X AL
Torx bolt (M5 x 25) Test Mode Troubleshooting
Control panel under cover
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Ground terminal Cap bolt (M6 x 30)
Steering assembly Cap bolt (M6 x 30)
Removed Steering Assembly
Steering assembly
After completing the replacement, be sure to initialize and check the operation. /; 4 \ Y ' 5 } /[ "] "" "Y^"`7 84 89! ; * — Must be performed by a technician — /\7 } } 5J 9 / 7 X @ @ / / * $# ' # damage to the electronic circuits, be sure to turn off the power switch before starting work. W @ E \W?G?> G @ R] G @ W @ D X Q / W E # R Monitor side BK (L) Phillips pan head screw (with spring washer) (M3 x 6) Countersunk washer nut (M4) Connector Rainbow PC Board Test Mode Monitor side LED BK (L) Troubleshooting After completing the replacement, be sure to check the operation. /; 4 \ j / 7 ^Y>5 ; Z=!7 85 89! ; * — Must be performed by a technician — /47 } J * $# ' # damage to the electronic circuits, be sure to turn off the power switch before starting work. @ E \W?G?> > / W RQ \ A X >^ / Camera assembly Phillips pan head screw (With flat and spring washers) (M2 x 10) Connector After completing the replacement, be sure to check the operation. /; 4 j \ / 7 Y>JY> /JY>}Y7 ; j6!7 86 89! ; * — Must be performed by a technician — /87 } ^ 9 /^7 * $# ' # damage to the electronic circuits, be sure to turn off the power switch before starting work. The PC board is sensitive to static electricity. If a person handles a PC board while charged with static electricity, the parts on the PC board may be damaged. Before handling the PC board, discharge the static electricity from your body; for example, by touching the surface of grounded metal. E \ ?A?G E E QR X X / L X AL E # R Torx bolt (M5 x 25) Phillips pan head screw (with flat and spring washers) (M4 x 8) Top acrylic LED bar (L) Connector Test Mode Phillips pan head screw (with flat and spring washers) (M4 x 8) Troubleshooting \ G X \ @ / @ 87 89! ; * — Must be performed by a technician — 89 j ] Y } ; (1) Replacing the Game PC Board * $# ' # damage to the electronic circuits, be sure to turn off the power switch before starting work. [ 5J 9 E! 4!\ /8 $ 7! 9 * $ # ' ! E \W?G?> G @ R] Q W / Game PC Board Countersunk washer nut (M6) Connector Countersunk washer nut (M6) Rack base 88 89! ; * — Must be performed by a technician — W X \ G X >G / Board. Phillips pan head screw Phillips pan head screw (With flat and spring washers) (With flat and spring washers) (M4 x 14) (M4 x 14) E # R Game PC Board Rack base When sending a part for repair (Game PC Board), wrap it in sponge or bubble wrap before packing it in a cardboard box. Make sure that the box is not exposed to outside pressure. After completing the replacement, be sure to check the operation and initialize. /; 4 \ > Z !7 Test Mode Troubleshooting 89 89! ; * — Must be performed by a technician — When installing, follow the indications on the game PC board, and connect the connectors correctly. SERIAL 1 YEW D X q[ Z OUTPUT YEW G X q[ Z VIDEO 1 YEW [ > X q[ Z No connection / JV I/O / YEW / X YEW / D L / Black Orange Yellow-green 90 89! ; * — Must be performed by a technician — (2) Replacing the STR4 (M) PC Board * $# ' # to the electronic circuits, be sure to turn off the power switch before starting work. To avoid damaging the electronic circuits, make sure that the connector direction is correct when connecting the connectors. The PC board is sensitive to static electricity. If a person handles a PC board while charged with static electricity, the parts on the PC board may be damaged. Before handling the PC board, discharge the static electricity from your body; for example, by touching the surface of grounded metal. E \W?G?> G @ R] X E G / E # R Locking spacer Connector Inside the Front Assembly Rear Locking spacer STR4 (M) PC board Connector Test Mode Connector Troubleshooting After completing the replacement, be sure to check the operation and initialize. /; 4 \ Y ' 5 } /[ "] "" "Y^"`7 91 89! ; * — Must be performed by a technician — (3) Replacing the NA-JV (M) PC Board * $# ' # to the electronic circuits, be sure to turn off the power switch before starting work. To avoid damaging the electronic circuits, make sure that the connector direction is correct when connecting the connectors. The PC board is sensitive to static electricity. If a person handles a PC board while charged with static electricity, the parts on the PC board may be damaged. Before handling the PC board, discharge the static electricity from your body; for example, by touching the surface of grounded metal. E \W?G?> G @ R] 5 ?q[ / Inside the Front Assembly Rear Locking spacer Connector NA-JV (M) PC board Locking spacer Connector 92 89! ; * — Must be performed by a technician — (4) Replacing the Amp PC Board * $# ' # to the electronic circuits, be sure to turn off the power switch before starting work. To avoid damaging the electronic circuits, make sure that the connector direction is correct when connecting the connectors. The PC board is sensitive to static electricity. If a person handles a PC board while charged with static electricity, the parts on the PC board may be damaged. Before handling the PC board, discharge the static electricity from your body; for example, by touching the surface of grounded metal. E \W?G?> G @ R] / E # R and replace it. Inside the Front Assembly Rear Amp PC board Locking spacer Connector Locking spacer Test Mode Troubleshooting Connector (white) Connector (red) Connector 93 89! ; * — Must be performed by a technician — /<7 } ; } / 7 * $# ' # to the electronic circuits, be sure to turn off the power switch before starting work. To avoid damaging the electronic circuits, make sure that the connector direction is correct when connecting the connectors. The PC board is vulnerable to static electricity. If a person handles a PC board while charged with static electricity, the parts on the PC board may be damaged. Before handling the PC board, discharge the static electricity from your body; for example, by touching the surface of grounded metal. E \ ?A?G E E QR E \W?G?> G @ R] \ G X >A >A [ Inside the Front Assembly Rear E >A [ GN/YE W OGW WH Tap-in pan head screw G X >^ [ / terminal connection locations. When connecting the ring terminals, check the harness colors and contact conditions carefully to avoid damaging the electronic circuits. 94 8B. Service — Must be performed by a technician — (6) Replacing the Fuse To avoid electric shock, accidents or injuries to yourself or other people, or damage to the electronic circuits, be sure to turn off the power switch before starting work. your distributor. Remove the rear door. (See in “8B-4-1 (4) Replacing the LCD Monitor” on page 79.) Replace the fuse (5 A SB). Inside the Front Assembly Rear Service • Technician’s Manual Fuse (250 V 5 A SB) Test Mode Troubleshooting To install, perform the procedure in reverse. 89! ; * — Must be performed by a technician — 89 j Z 5 Y (1) Removing and Installing the Pedal Assembly * $# ' # to the electronic circuits, be sure to turn off the power switch before starting work. E! 8!8 ! 9 * $ # ' ! E \W?G?> G @ R] Disconnect the connector. Connector Pedal assembly X / L X AL / Pedal assembly Torx bolt (M5 x 25) Torx bolt (M5 x 25) After completing the replacement, be sure to check the operation and initialize. /; 4 \ Y ' 5 } /[ "] "" "Y^"`7 96 — Must be performed by a technician — 89 j j ; Y (1) Replacing the Slide Unit * $# ' # to the electronic circuits, be sure to turn off the power switch before starting work. The slide unit and seat weigh approx. 33.1 lb. When laying down and removing # ' ! Make sure there is no one in the surrounding area. X L X AL >^ \ / Q X D^ / Seat Phillips Pan head screws (M5 x 25) Seat slide assembly E # R Under cover Seat assembly Flange socket bolts (M6 x 30) \ / \ X G^ Flange socket bolts (M8 x 40) Slide unit Flange socket bolts (M8 x 40) Test Mode Troubleshooting 97 89! ; * — Must be performed by a technician — (2) Replacing the LED Bar (S) @ / E / @ / E malfunction location. * $# ' # to the electronic circuits, be sure to turn off the power switch before starting work. The PC board is sensitive to static electricity. If a person handles a PC board while charged with static electricity, the parts on the PC board may be damaged. Before handling the PC board, discharge the static electricity from your body; for example, by touching the surface of grounded metal. E \ ?A?G E E QR / / G X \ \ G / Seat back cover Flat washer (M4) Button head bolt (M4 x 8) 98 89! ; * — Must be performed by a technician — ? / G X \ @ / Connector Phillips tap-in binding screw (M4 x 8) Seat LED bracket E # R \ G X \ @ / E Cord clip Connector LED bar (S) Phillips pan head screw (with flat and spring washers) (M4 x 8) LED tube cap (L) Test Mode Troubleshooting 99 89! ; * — Must be performed by a technician — Install the LED bar (S) so that the light emitters face the direction shown in the ! /| # !7 Align the cross section shapes and fit the LED tube cap (L) LED bar (S) over the end of the LED tube. Light emitter LED tube cap (L) LED tube Light emitter When installing, take care to press the LED Bar (S) all the way into the guide in the center of the LED tube cap (L) so that it will not come loose. Guide LED Bar (S) LED tube cap (L) 100 89! ; * — Must be performed by a technician — (3) Replacing the Rainbow PC Board (seat) / W / / W corresponds to the malfunction location. * $# ' # damage to the electronic circuits, be sure to turn off the power switch before starting work. The PC board is sensitive to static electricity. If a person handles a PC board while charged with static electricity, the parts on the PC board may be damaged. Before handling the PC board, discharge the static electricity from your body; for example, by touching the surface of grounded metal. E \ ?A?G E E # R E QR X / L X AL @ Connector Torx bolt (M5 x 25) Test Mode Troubleshooting Tail Lamp Panel 101 89! ; * — Must be performed by a technician — D X Q / W Rainbow PC Board Connector Phillips pan head screw (with spring washer) (M3 x 6) 102 =! When disposing of the machine, follow the applicable regulations for collection, transportation and disposal. When delegating the collection, transportation and disposal of the machine, ! Disposal Test Mode Troubleshooting 103 10. Parts List No. Name Qty. Type or Rating Part No. 1 Main cabinet 1 2 Rear door 1 3 Top acrylic 1 XMK3-735-018 4 Signboard reflector 1 XMK3-735-027 5 Cushion 2 XMK3-735-030 6 Monitor glass 1 XMK3-734-950 7 Camera bracket 1 XMK3-735-035 8 Steering stay (L) 1 XMK3-734-951 9 Steering stay (R) 1 XMK3-734-952 10 Monitor side bracket (L) 1 XMK3-735-022 11 Door key 1 XMK3-735-015 12 Service plate 1 XMK3-734-982 13 Led tube 600 1 XMK3-733-330 14 LCD bracket 1 XMK3-734-964 Parts List 15 Monitor stopper (upper) 1 XMK3-734-957 16 Monitor stopper (lower) 1 XMK3-734-958 17 Ventilation panel 1 XMK3-735-003 18 Monitor side bracket (R) 1 XMK3-735-023 19 Control panel under cover 1 XMK3-734-969 20 Game PC Board 1 SYS ES3 (A) ASSY ーーーー 21 LCD monitor 1 ーーーー 22 Led bar 600 1 XMK3-735-045 23 POP LED bracket 1 XMK3-735-029 24 Rainbow PC Board 9 SCU02-A XMK3-307-781 25 Corner cover (M) 2 XMK3-735-020 26 NA-JV (M) PC board 1 NA-JV (M) PCB (ROM) Assy ーーーー 27 Amp PC board 1 V389 C2-IS AMP PCB Assy ーーーー 28 Steering PC board 1 STR4 (M) PCB (ROM) Assy ーーーー 29 Coin counter 2 XMK3-734-985 30 Switching regulator (12 V) 1 RS-150-12 31 Switch (toggle) 1 XMK3-734-983 32 Switch (push) 1 PBS-10B XMK3-735-016 33 Switch (push) 1 PBS-10B XMK3-735-016 34 Switch (toggle) 1 XMK3-734-984 Test Mode 36 Current fuse (5A SB) 2 XMK3-734-977 37 Caster (adjustable) 4 XMK3-734-995 38 Adjustment bolt 4 XMK3-734-994 Troubleshooting 10. Parts List No. Name Qty. Type or Rating Part No. 40 Adjuster bracket 4 XMK3-734-996 41 Anti-vibration rubber 4 BG0MA25270 XMK3-734-993 42 Floor mat 1 XMK3-734-968 43 Floor mat retainer 1 XMK3-735-010 270 active steering 44 1 50-0102-50EX wheel assembly 45 Support bracket 2 XMK3-735-028 Dual pedal assembly paintloc 46 1 std w/ms & 5k pot on gas 1 BNWCD-L2SB (US - 2 Slots) 47 Over/under door with cashbox BNWCD-L10H (UK - 1 Slot) 48 USB camera 1 KBCR-M05VU-HPB2010-C0 XMK3-307-523 49 Power cord 1 50 Top cover (M) 1 XMK3-734-970 Parts List 51 Top filter (M) 6 XMK3-734-973 52 Camera cover (M) 1 XMK3-734-975 53 LED bracket (L) 1 XMK3-735-024 54 LED bracket (R) 1 XMK3-735-025 55 Side sheet 2 XMK3-733-393 56 Fork sticker 2 58 Control cover (M) 1 XMK3-734-986 59 Meter sticker (A) (M) 1 XMK3-734-987 60 Meter sticker (B) (M) 1 XMK3-734-988 61 Meter sticker (C) (M) 1 XMK3-734-989 62 Router 1* 1 AR260S V2 ーーーー 64 Item sticker 1 XMK3-734-990 65 Mario button sticker 1 XMK3-734-991 66 Illuminated switch (SQUARE) 1 BLC-DP-BK-G-CW XMK3-735-043 67 Illuminated switch (ROUND) 1 BLC-DP-BK-D-CB XMK3-735-044 68 LED LAMP 2 14 V 69 Operation manual (this manual) 1 XMK3-735-005 70 Communication cable (5 m) 1 5 m 71 Communication cable (1 m) 1*1 1 m Test Mode 72 Connection bracket 2 XMK3-735-000 73 Filter sheet (A) 1 XMK3-733-390 74 Filter sheet (B) 1 XMK3-733-391 75 Filter sheet (C) 1 XMK3-733-392 Troubleshooting 76 Manual sticker (A) 1 XMK3-733-388 77 Manual sticker (B) 1 XMK3-733-389 78 LED tube cap U 1 XMK3-727-161 79 LED tube cap L 1 XMK3-727-162 * 1 The quantity noted in the table above is the quantity per 2 ~ 4 machines. 10. Parts List 10-2 Cord Box Assembly No. Name Qty. Type or Rating Part No. 1 Cord box 1 XMK3-735-014 2 Noise filter 1 XMK3-734-979 10. Parts List 10-3 Signboard Assembly Parts List 1 4 3 (Opposite side 2 ) Test Mode Troubleshooting No. Name Qty. Type or Rating Part No. 1 Title panel 1 XMK3-733-386 2 POP bracket (L) 1 XMK3-735-031 3 POP bracket (R) 1 XMK3-735-032 4 Security seal 1 ーーーーー 10. Parts List 10-4 Seat Assembly 13 10 9 19 18 11 110 10. Parts List No. Name Qty. Type or Rating Part No. 1 Seat cushion 1 XMK3-735-047 2 Seat back 1 XMK3-735-048 3 Seat pipe 2 XMK3-735-014 4 Seat back cover 1 XMK3-733-366 5 Seat LED bracket 1 XMK3-733-365 6 LED tube cap (L) 2 XMK3-727-161 7 LED tube cap (R) 2 XMK3-727-162 8 Seat base 1 9 Under cover 1 10 Seat rail stay 1 XMK3-734-999 11 Seat rail stay 1 XMK3-734-999 12 Washer B 4 φ11ｘ32ｘｔ1.6 13 Seat slide assembly 1 14 LED bar 300 2 XMK3-735-046 Parts List 15 LED tube 300 2 XMK3-733-371 16 Base end sticker (M) 1 XMK3-733-387 17 Caster (adjustable) 3 XMK3-734-995 18 Adjustment bolt 4 XMK3-734-994 19 Adjuster bracket 4 XMK3-734-996 20 Tail lamp panel 1 XMK3-735-033 21 Tail lamp reflector 1 XMK3-735-034 22 Tail lamp cover 1 XMK3-735-019 23 Emblem 1 XMK3-733-369 24 Emblem sticker 1 XMK3-733-370 25 Rainbow PC Board 2 SCU02-A XMK3-307-781 26 Caution sticker Seat Slide (C) 1 XMK3-735-006 Test Mode Troubleshooting 10. Parts List 10-5 Pedal Assembly No. Name Qty. Type or Rating Part No. 1 Pedal A 1 XMK3-727-987 2 Pedal B 1 XMK3-727-986 3 Cushion 4 XMK3-727-994 4 Spring A 2 XMK3-727-998 5 Spring B 1 XMK3-727-999 6 POTENTIOMETOR 1 F24KN5-20 B1Kb7-B0 L20FC*8.5 (0) XMK3-008-076 7 SENSOR 1 KI1300 XMK3-000-677 10. Parts List 10-6 Steering Assembly All but 2 & 3 Parts List No. Name Qty. 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