Bally Tron Upright Manual de usuario

JJLY, 19*2

Game Nos. 628, 727, &728

NO. 728 MINI

NO. 628 UPRIGHT

MIDWAY MFG. CO.

10750 W. Grand Avenue

Franklin Park, Illinois 60131

U.S.A.

Phone: (312) 4*^360 Cable Address: MIDCO Telex No.: 72-1596

Parts and Operating Manual

Form No. 628-00300-0000

WARNING

THIS GAME MUST BE GROUNDED. FAILURE TO DO SO MAY

RESULT IN DESTRUCTION TO ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS.

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 to

Subpart Jor Part 15 of FCC Rules, which are designed to provide reasonable protection against such

interference. Operation of this equipment in aResidential 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.

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STANDARDS ASSOCIATION (CSA) STANDARD C22.2 NO. 1, WHICH EMPLOYS A

SUPPLY CORD TERMINATED WITH APOLARIZED 2-PRONG ATTACHMENT PLUG.

CAUTION: TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT USE THIS (POLARIZED)

PLUG WITH AN EXTENSION CORD, RECEPTACLE OR OTHER OUTLET

UNLESS THE BLADES CAN BE FULLY INSERTED TO PREVENT BLADE

EXPOSURE.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

DESCRIPTION PAGE

I. Introduction

II. Location and Setup 2-1

Inspection 2-1

Installation 2-1

Self-Test 2-3

Game Volume Adjustment Control 2-4

Option Settings 2-4

III. Game Operation 3-1

Self-Test Mode 3-2

Attract Mode 3-6

Ready-To-Play Mode 3-12

Play Mode 3-12

Two Player Operation 3-16

IV. Maintenance and Repair 4-1

Cleaning 4-1

Fuse Replacement 4-1

Opening the Control Panel 4-2

Removal of Main Display Glass and T.V. Bezel 4-4

T.V. Monitor Replacement 4-6

Printed Circuit Board Replacement 4-8

Opening the Top Attraction Panel 4-10

Opening the Center Attraction Panel Assy. —Upright 4-12

Servicing the Control Panel Black Light —Upright 4-13

Servicing the Windshield Fluorescent Light —Upright 4-14

V. Illustrated Parts Breakdown

Not Shown List —All Versions 5-1

No. 628 —Tron Upright —Front 5-2

No. 628 —Tron Upright —Front —Parts List 5-3

No. 628 —Tron Upright —Rear Access (Top) 5-4

No. 628 —Tron Upright —Rear Access (Top) —Parts List 5-5

No. 628 —Tron Upright —Rear Access (Bottom) 5-6

No. 628 —Tron Upright —Rear Access (Bottom) —Parts List 5-7

No. 728 —Tron Mini —Front 5-8

No. 728 —Tron Mini —Front —Parts List 5-9

No. 728 —Tron Mini —Rear Access 5-10

No. 728 —Tron Mini —Rear Access —Parts List 5-11

No. 727 —Tron Cocktail —Front 5-12

No. 727 —Tron Cocktail —Front —Parts List 5-13

No. 727 —Tron Cocktail —Rear Access 5-14

No. 727 —Tron Cocktail —Rear Access —Parts List 5-15

Filter Assy. —All Versions —Parts List 5-16

Filter Assy. —All Versions 5-17

Tron Upright —Header Fluorescent Fixture Assy 5-18

Tron Upright —Header Fluorescent Fixture Assy. —Parts List 5-18

Tron Upright —Scenery Light Assy 5-18

Tron Upright —Scenery Light Assy. —Parts List 5-19

Tron Upright —Upper Control Shelf Fluorescent Fixture Assy 5-18

Tron Upright —Upper Control Shelf Fluorescent Fixture Assy. —Parts List 5-19

iii

TABLE OF CONTENTS (Continued)

DESCRIPTION PAGE

Tron Upright —Lower Control Shelf Fluorescent Fixture Assy 5-18

Tron Upright —Lower Control Shelf Fluorescent Fixture Assy. —Parts List 5-19

Control Grip Assy. —Upright and Mini 5-20

Control Grip Assy. —Upright and Mini —Parts List 5-21

Control Switch Assy. —Upright and Mini 5-22

Control Switch Assy. —Upright and Mini —Parts List 5-23

Control Grip Assy. —Cocktail 5-24

Control Grip Assy. —Cocktail —Parts L*ist 5-25

Optical Encoder Disc Assy. —All Versions 5-26

Optical Encoder Disc Assy. —All Versions —Parts List 5-27

Front Door Assy. —U.S.A. 25C 5-28

Front Door Assy. —U.S.A. 25<f —Parts List 5-29

VI. Technical Troubleshooting 6-1

Introduction 6-1

General Suggestions 6-1

Harness Component Troubleshooting 6-1

Transformer and Line Voltage Problems 6-2

AGlossary of Microprocessor Terms 6-3

Introduction to the Z80 CPU 6-3

General Purpose Registers 6-4

Arithmetic and Logic Unit (ALU) 6-4

Instruction Register and CPU Control 6-4

Z80 CPU Pin Description 6-4

MCRII System P.C. Board Jumper Options 6-7

VII. Coin Door Maintenance 7-1

Metal Coin Acceptor Mechanisms 7-1

Plastic Coin Acceptor Mechanisms 7-3

VIII. T.V. Monitor Manual

Introduction 8-1

Symptom Diagnosis 8-2

Guide to Schematic Symbols 8-3

Troubleshooting 8-5

Theory of Operation 8-6

Differences Between Monitors 8-8

Controls You May Not Touch 8-9

Parts Interchangeability 8-9

Wells Gardner Monitor Schematic —19" 8-10

Wells Gardner Monitor Replacement Parts List 8-11

Electrohome Monitor Schematic —19" 8-13

Electrohome Monitor Replacement Parts List 8-14

Electrohome Monitor Schematic —13" 8-18

Electrohome Monitor Replacement Parts List 8-19

IX. Schematics and Wiring Diagrams

Wiring Diagram —Upright 9-1

Wiring Diagram —Mini 9-2

Wiring Diagram —Cocktail 9-3

125 VA Power Supply P.C.B. —Component Layout 9-4

125 VA Power Supply P.C.B. —Schematic 9-5

Dual Power Amp P.C.B. —Component Layout 9-6

TABLE OF CONTENTS (Continued)

DESCRIPTION PAGE

Dual Power Amp P.C.B. —Schematic 9-7

Optical Encoder P.C.B. —Component Layout 9-8

Optical Encoder P.C.B. —Schematic 9-9

Super C.P.U. P.C.B. —Component Layout 9-10

Super C.P.U. P.C.B. —Schematic 9-11

Video Generator P.C.B. —Component Layout 9-12

Video Generator P.C.B. —Schematic 9-13

Super Sound I/O P.C.B. —Component Layout 9-14

Super Sound I/O P.C.B. —Schematic 9-15

Wave Forms Inside Back Cover

TABLE OF FIGURES

FIGURE PAGE

1Assigned Point Values 2-1

1Location of Serial No., Interlock Switch, On/Off Switch, &Major Sub-Assys 2-2

2-2 Major Sub-Assys. (Cont. from Fig. 2-1) 2-3

2-3 Interlock Switch Operation 2-3

2-4 Game Volume Adjustment Control 2-4

2-5 Option Switch Location 2-4

6Option Switch Settings 2-5

1Game Operation 3-1

3-2 Self Test —Menu 3-2

3-2a Self Test —Sounds 3-3

3-2b Self Test —Player Input 3-3

3-2c Self Test —Bookkeeping 3-3

3-2d Self Test —Time Report 3-4

3-2e Self Test —Score Report 3-4

3-2f Self Test —Setup Options 3-4

3-2g Self Test —Channel Test 3-4

3Location of Hardware Master Reset Switches 3-5

1Location of Fuses 4-1

4-2 Opening the Control Panel —Upright &Mini 4-2

4-3 Opening the Cocktail Game 4-3

4-4 Removing the Control Panel —Cocktail 4-3

4-5 Removing Windshield &Windshield Retainers —Upright 4-4

4-6 Removing Main Display Glass &T.V. Bezel —Upright 4-4

4-7 Removing Main Display Glass &T.V. Bezel —Mini 4-5

4-8 Removing Top Glass &T.V. Bezel —Cocktail 4-5

4-9 Removing Monitor —Upright 4-6

4-10 Removing Monitor —Mini 4-6

4-11 Opening the Cocktail Game 4-7

4-12 Removing Monitor —Cocktail 4-7

4-13 Removing PCBs 4-8

4-14 Removing PCBs From Card Rack 4-9

4-15 Opening Attraction Panel —Upright 4-10

4-16 Replacing Fluorescent Tube Starter —Upright 4-11

4-17 Opening Attraction Panel —Mini 4-11

4-18 Opening Center Attraction Panel —Upright 4-12

4-19 Servicing Control Panel Black Light —Upright 4-13

4-20 Removing Black Light Tube Mtg. Brkt. —Upright 4-13

TABLE OF FIGURES (Continued)

FIGURE PAGE

4-21 Servicing Windshield Fluorescent Light —Upright 4-14

7-1 Removing and Replacing the Coin Acceptor 7-1

7-2 Cleaning the Metal Coin Acceptor 7-2

7-3 Lubricating the Metal Coin Acceptor 7-2

7-4 Opening the Plastic Coin Acceptor 7-3

7-5 Changing the Plastic Coin Acceptor to Accept American or Canadian Quarters 7-4

TRON

IMPORTANT

NOTE

DO NOT plug in your new game yet.

Before you do anything to your game, we

recommend that you read SECTIONS I

and II of this manual completely. It will

not take more than afew minutes and it

may be very helpful.

IIntroduction

•TRON is aone or atwo player game. There are three

models: the “UPRIGHT”, “MINI”, and “COCKTAIL

TABLE”. When the two player mode is selected on

the Upright or Mini model, the players take turns at

the controls to take TRON through the game course.

If you have purchased the Cocktail Table model of

this game, the rules of play are the same. The only

difference is that in the two player mode of the

Cocktail Table game, the picture flips to face you

when it’s your turn.

When playing this game, TRON is under YOUR

control. YOU make him move back and forth across

the screen to confront his opponents, alien and

otherwise. The methods he uses to eliminate these

opponents depend on which phase of the rack he

is in.

The game is displayed in “racks”; each of which has

four completely separate phases. By using the

control stick, the contestant(s) can determine which

of the four phases he will send TRON into. Once

TRON has entered and completed aphase of any

particular rack, that phase will not be available again

until all of the other remaining phases in that rack

have been completed. If TRON is eliminated in any

particular phase, the next TRON is allowed to re-

enter that phase to play it over again if you want

him to.

The four phases that make up each rack are as

follows:

PHASE #1—TANKS: You are provided with atop

view of amaze with yourTankand enemy Tanks in it.

The higher the number of the rack you are in, the

greater the number of enemy Tanks in there with

you. This phase ends when all the enemy Tanks are

destroyed —or —when you are.

PHASE #2 —GRID BUGS: Aside view of avertical

grid is presented to the player in this phase. The Grid

Bugs (which look something like spiders) begin to

appear and start multiplying immediately. At the

same time they are also coming after you. Shoot as

many of these as you can while working your way to

the I.O. TOWER in the center of the screen. Once

you enter this 1.0. TOWER, this phase is over.

PHASE #3 —CYCLES: In this phase you have atop

view of Cyclists. The higher the number of the rack

you are in, the greater the number of enemy Cyclists

in there with you. You cannot run into any walls,

cross your own light trail or cross the enemy

Cyclist’s trail. If you do, you will be destroyed. You

must box in the enemy Cyclists, forcing them to run

into either their own light trail, your light trail, or a

wall, destroying themselves.

PHASE #4 —MCP BLOCKS: Here there is arotating

cylinder composed of colored blocks that is con-

stantly descending on you. The higher the number

of the rack you are in, the greater the speed with

which the cylinder descends. You must either shoot

all the blocks out of the descending cylinder or clear

aspace so you can enter the cone shaped area at its

top. When you do either of these, this phase ends.

Bonus TRONS are awarded to you periodically

throughout the game as you reach or pass certain

preselected point values. Each item that can be shot

has an assigned point value as listed in Figure 1-1.

l-l

Major Features

There are several major features in your TRON

game: 1)There is acompletely new and easy to use

diagnostic package featuring: A) acomplete ROM/

RAM check with bad chip location information read

out on the monitor screen; B) the capability to check

each of the games’ different sounds INDIVIDUALLY;

C) provision for checking each control and switch

SEPARATELY; D) afull function Bookkeeping mode;

E) an entire options list that can be set from the front

console with NO NEED to crawl inside the back of

the cabinet and look for tiny switches located on P.C.

boards; F) asound system test; and G) a“PRE-SET”

category that returns ALL information in the Book-

keeping mode to zero and all operator selected

options back to factory recommended settings;

2) The game is equipped with a rechargeable battery

so that it won’t forget where it was the' night before at

closing —even if you turn it off. It will “remember”

this information for up to two weeks; 3) There are

four separate games contained in the program; and

4) As the player’s skill level increases, so does his fire

power to help him meet the increased difficulty of the

game.

Game Objective

The object of the game is to HAVE FUN while

constantly increasing your skill as you play, wiping

out as many of the enemy as possible each time to

get the highest score.

DESCRIPTION POINTS AWARDED

1st HIT ON TANK

2nd HIT ON TANK

3rd HIT ON TANK (TANK DESTROYED)

100 POINTS AWARDED

300 POINTS AWARDED

500 POINTS AWARDED

GRID BUG DESTROYED

GRID BUG EGG DESTROYED 50 POINTS AWARDED

50 POINTS AWARDED

CYCLIST DESTROYED 500 POINTS AWARDED

EACH MCP BLOCK DESTROYED

ENTIRE CYLINDER DESTROYED

ENTERING CONE AT TOP OF CYLINDER

25 POINTS AWARDED

1000 POINTS AWARDED

Figure 1-1 Assigned Point Values

1-2

II Location and Setup

INSPECTION:

1. Remove the game from its shipping crate.

2. Inspect the entire outside of it for any signs of

damage.

Any scratches? Dents? Cracks?

Any broken controls?

Any broken glass or plastic?

Just look it over closely and make anote of any

signs of damage.

3. Remove the shipping cleats from the bottom of

the cabinet.

UPRIGHT MODELS ONLY: In order to help

prevent easy theft of your game, you may wish

to remove the Caster Wheel Assemblies from

the bottom of your cabinet at this time.

4. Install the four levelers, one at each corner of the

cabinet.

Level the cabinet.

7. Call your distributor and/or service man about

your problem list.

INSTALLATION:

Location requirements:

Power:

Domestic 110 V@60 Hz

Foreign 200 Vto 240 V@50 Hz

Temperature: 32° to 100PF(O3to 38° C)

Humidity: Not over 95% relative

Space required

Upright 25" x36" (63 x91cm)

Mini 20" x24" (50 x60cm)

Cocktail 32" x22” (81 x55cm)

Game height:

Upright 70" (175cm)

Mini 61" (153cm)

Cocktail 29" (73cm)

Voltage Selection

Open the cabinet and inspect the inside of the

game for any signs of damage. See Figure 2-1.

Also check to make sure all plug-in connectors

on the wire harness are firmly seated.

NOTE: All connectors or plugs are keyed so they

will only go together when all pins are properly

lined up.

Replug any connectors found unplugged. DO

NOT FORCE PLUGS ONTO CONNECTORS.

DO NOT FORCE PLUGS TOGETHER. If it

won’t go on easily, assuming the keys are lined

up, it either does not belong there or is

damaged.

Make sure all printed circuit boards (P.C.B.’s)

are firmly seated in their connectors. See

Figure 2-1. These connectors are also keyed.

The P.C.B.’s will only go into them one way

without being damaged.

Note the location of the games’ serial number.

See Figure 2-1.

Check all major subassemblies to be sure they

are mounted securely. These are called out in

Figures 2-1 and 2-2.

Power supply.

Control panel (s).

T.V. monitor.

Other P.C.B.’s and/or P.C.B. rack, etc.

Power supply filter assembly.

Transformer board assembly.

Make anote of any problems that can’t be easily

corrected.

Your game is designed to work properly on the

line voltage where you are located. Check your

line voltage with ameter to determine what its

value is. Then check the power input wires to the

main power supply transformer on your game to

be sure they are connected to taps which corre-

spond to your line voltage value.

If the power input wires to the main power supply

transformer are not connected to taps which

correspond to your local line voltage, move then,

to the proper taps.

If the line voltage in your area falls outside the

upper or lower limits of the range of inputs

covered by the main power supply transformer,

DO NOT PLUG YOUR GAME IN until you have

talked with your distributor and/or service man

and obtained asolution to this problem. Other-

wise you could damage your game.

Interlock and power ON/OFF switches. See

Figure 2-1.

To help prevent the possibility of getting an

electric shock while working inside the game

cabinet, interlock switches have been installed

at each cabinet access door (this DOES NOT

include the coin door,in the Upright and Mini

models).

When any access door is opened, the interlock

switch installed there turns off all power to

the game.

Check each interlock switch for proper

operation.

2-1

Figure 2-1 Location of Serial No., Interlock Switch, On/Off Switch, &Major Sub-Assys.

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