Firepower II Firepower II Operations Manual

Service Manual

• OPERATION

• ADJUSTMENTS

• DIAGNOSTICS

• LOGIC AND
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS

ROM SUMMARY

ROM

PART NO.

DESCRIPTION

BOARD

LOCATION

Game ROM 0

A-5343-10350

ROM, 4Kx8, REV 1 (Blue)

CPU

IC26

Game ROM 1

A-5343-10349

ROM, 4Kx8, REV 1 (Blue)

CPU

IC14

Flipper ROM 2

A-5343-09553

ROM, 4Kx8, REV 1 (Blue)

CPU

IC20

Flipper ROM 2

A-5341-09554

ROM, 4Kx8, REV 1 (Blue)

CPU

IC17

Sound ROM 3

A-5343-04970

ROM, 2Kx8 (White)

Sound

IC12

Special Considerations When
Replacing Circuit Boards

CPU BOARD

1. Revision level 7 CPU Boards (batteries located on
lower left corner at board) of later boards must be
used.

2. Must be equipped with blue-labeled Flipper ROMs
and Game ROMs.

3. Jumpers W3, W10, W11, W14, W17, W19, W20, and
W22 must be connected. Jumpers W4, W9, W12,
W15, W16, W18, W21, and W23 must be removed.
With the exception of W25, (Factory Setting Jumper)
all other jumpers are not changed.

DRIVER BOARD

Must be equipped with zero-ohm resistors or wire jump-
ers (W9-W16) in place of switch matrix drive series
resistors R204-R211.

SOUND BOARD

Must be jumpered for ROM operation and be
equipped with Sound ROM 13. (Jumpers W2, W5, W7,
W9, W10, W12. and W15 connected; W3, W4, W6, W8.
W11, and W13 removed).

POWER SUPPLY BOARD

1. Model D 8345 board required (equipped with
relay).

2. Fuse F4 (lOA-SB) for flipper soienoids must be
installed.

DISPLAY BOARDS

Model C 8363 Master Display and 7-digit Slave Dis-
plays required.

SERVICE MAMUAL

CONTENTS

• CHAPTER 1 Oam* Setup

Warnings & Notices 6

instaiiation 6

Inspection 6-7

Power Turn-On ^

Location of Controls ^

•CHAPTER 2 Game Operation

Gome Operation 10

Bookkeeping and Game Evaluation 10-11

Game Adjustments Procedure 12

Pricing Chart 13

• CHAPTER 3 Diagnostic Procedures

ROM Summary. 16

Special Considerations when

Replacing Circuits Boards 16

Self-Diagnostic Tests (including lamp , switch
and solenoid charts) 17-22

• CHAPTER 4 Drawings

Backbox Wiring Diagram 25

CPU Board Assembly Drawing 26

CPU Board Logic 27

Driver Board Assembly Drawing 28

Driver Board Logic Diagram (Sheet 1 of 2) 29

Driver Board Logic Diagram (Sheet 2 of 2) 31

Power Supply Assembly and

Schematic Diagrams 32

Power Wiring Diagram 33

Sound Board Assembly Drawing 34

Sound Board Logic Diagram 35

Insert Board Wiring Diagram 37

C-8363 Master Display Board Assembly Drawing 38

C-8363 Master Display Board Logic Diagram 39

C-8364 and C-8365 Slave Display Board
Assembly and Schematic Diagrams 40

Cabinet Wiring Diagram 41

Playfleld Lamp Wiring Diagram 42

Playfield Solenoid Wiring Diagram 43

Playfleld Switch Wiring Diagram 44

• CHAPTERS Unique Parts 46

4

CHAPTER 1 Game Setup

Warnings & Notices
instaiiation
inspection
Power Turn-On
Location of Controis

Warnings & Notices

WARNING:

1. FOR SAFETY AND RELIABILITY, WILLIAMS does not
recommend or authorize any substitute parts or
modifications of WiLLIAMS equipment.

2. USE OF NON-WILLIAMS PARTS and modifications of
game circuitry may adverseiy affect game play,
or may cause injuries.

3. SUBSTITUTE PARTS, MODIFICATIONS AND GAME
“CONVERSIONS” may void FCC type-acceptance.

4. SINCE THIS GAME IS PROTECTED by Federal copy-
right, trademark and patent laws, so-called game
"conversions" may be Illegal under Federal law.

5. THIS “CONVERSION” PRINCIPLE ALSO APPLIES to

unauthorized facsimiles of WILLIAMS equipment,
logos, designs, publications, assemblies and
games (or game features not deemed to be in the
public domain), whether manufactured with
WILLIAMS components or not.

RF INTERFERENCE NOTICE:

CABLE HARNESS PLACEMENTS AND GROUND STRAP
ROUTING on this game have been designed to keep
RF radiation and conduction within levels accepted
by FCC regulations.

TO MAINTAIN THESE LEVELS, reposition harnesses anc
reconnect ground straps to their original placements
if they should be disconnected during maintenance.

9. Remove ties securing cabinet and playfield
cables and pull these cables up through pedestal
hole.

10. Interconnect cabinet and playfield cables with
those of backbox. All are shape, size and color-
coded:

General Illumination Connector: 6-Pin WHITE
Switch Connector: 15-Pin WHITE
Lamp Connector: 24-Pin WHITE
Solenoid Connector: 36-Pin BLACK
Cabinet Connector: 36-Pin WHITE

11. Push Remote Volume Control Cable (GRAY), ter-
minated in a 4-Pln connector, and Transformer Sec-
ondary Harness, terminated in four connectors: 2-
Pin WHITE. 6-Pin BLUE, 9-Pin WHITE, and 12-Pin WHITE
into backbox.

12. Lift up backbox and position on cabinet pedestal,
engaging brackets for support.

13. Secure backbox to cabinet using two bolts
and related washers.

14. Connect ground braid, and WHITE-RED wire under
wing nut and washer at bottom of backbox.

15. Guide Remote Volume Control Harness through
harness clips on back of backbox and connect 4
Pin connector to Sound Board 10J4.

16. Connect Transformer Secondary cable
connectors:

6-Pin BLUE (7 wires) to 6-Pin WHITE (7 wires)

12-Pin WHITE to Power Supply 3J1
2-Pin WHITE to Power Supply 3J9
9-Pin WHITE to Sound Board 10J1

installation

With legs attached to cabinet, proceed as follows:

1. Unlock and remove backglass from backbox.

2. Remove shipping insert and shipping blocks from
insert door.

3. Unlatch and open Insert door.

4. Unlatch speaker panel, disconnect speaker
cable, and remove speaker panel. Close and
latch insert door.

5. Reach into the cabinet pedestal hole and pull up
the line cord. Insert the line cord into the notch in
thecabinet pedestal. DO NOT PLUG IN AT THIS TIME.

6. Position backbox face-down on top of cabinet
with neck opening facing rear of cabinet.

7. Pull five cable connectors from backbox.

8. Reach into pedestal hole of cabinet, pull up
ground strap braid wire, and push it into backbox.

Inspection

A. Check all connectors In backbox for loose wire
termination. Reseat any loose wires by pushing in
on terminal.

B. Push on all connectors attached to Master Display,
CPU, Driver, and Sound Boards, and check termina-
tions on capacitor and bridge rectifiers at lower
right of backbox.

C. Gently press on all socketed 1C packages on CPU
and Sound Boards.

D. Check that two fuses on Sound Board and seven
fuses on Power Supply Board are secure.

E. Push on connector attached to Slave Display
Boards.

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F. Check that line fuse in bottom of cabinet is secure.

G. Check transformer input connector in bottom of
cabinet for ioose wire termination. Reseat any
ioose wires by pushing in on termination.

H. Check cabinet to coin door connector for loose
wire termination. Reseat any loose wires by push-
ing In on termination.

Power Turn-On and Game
Setup

This machine MUST BE PLUGGED iNTO A PROPERLY
GROUNDED OUTLET to PREVENT SHOCK HAZARD and to
ensure PROPER GAME OPERATiON. DO NOT use a “che-
ater” piug to defeat the ground pin on iine cord, and
DO NOT cut off ground pin. Line voitage MUST agree
with that specified on the back of cabinet or serious
damage to machine couid occur. For iow-iine appii-
cations (105 or 210V ac), refer to the power wiring
diagram.

A. With the coin door ciosed, piug game in and turn it

ON. Game shouid come on in Game Over mode as
indicated by Piayer 1 score reading zero, Game
Over iights iit, and High Score to Date aiternating
with piayer scores.

B. if game comes on in the Diagnostic Mode (Credits
dispiay showing 04, Baii in Piay Dispiay showing

OO, and Piayer 1 dispiay showing game identifica-
tion) turn game OFF and ON again.

1. if game now comes on in Game Over mode,
bookkeeping and game evaiuation totais
have been reset to zero.

2. if game stiii comes on in Diagnostic Mode,
open coin door and turn game OFF, and ON
twice. This is an indication of batteries being
removed with power OFF or coming ioose
during shipment. This has aiso resuited in fea-
tures reverting to factory settings. Any
changes from factory settings must be re-
entered using procedures provided in instruc-
tion bookiet.

C. if game stiii comes on in Diagnostic Mode, CPU
board or memory-protect circuit may have faiied.

D. Piace three baiis on piayfieid next to outhoie.

E. Perform diagnostic tests and make any desired
chariges to features as described in instruction
bookiet.

Location of Controls

ON-OFF SWITCH — On bottom of cabinet in the area of
the right front ieg as you face the game.

VOLUME CONTROL — Accessibie through coin door on
ieft cabinet waii.

DIAGNOSTIC SWITCHES— Advance, AUTO-UP/
MANUAL-DOWN, and high score reset switches are
iocated on back of coin door. Refer to diagnostic and
adjustment procedures for operation.

MEMORY PROTECT SWITCH— Must be open to ciear
bookkeeping and make game adjustments. Located
on inside of coin door frame and automaticaiiy opens
when coin door opens.

CPU DIAGNOSTIC SWITCH— Operates board seif test
expiained in diagnostic procedures. Located on ieft
edge of CPU board.

SOUND BOARD DIAGNOSTIC SWITCH— On top edge of
sound board and used to initiate sound board seif test.
Refer to diagnostic procedures.

SOUND SPEECH MIXER CONTROL— Used in games with
speech to baiance ievei of synthesised sound and
speech. Located on speech moduie.

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CHAPTER 2 Game Operation

Game Operation

Bookkeeping and Game Evaluation
Game Adjustments Procedure
Pricing Chart

Game Operation

Game Over Mode — Turn game ON; player 1 score
shows 00; all player scores alternate the high score to
date, Game Over lamp lights. All playfield lamps
cycle in attract mode.

Credit Posting — Insert coins; sound produced, number
of credits displayed. If maximum credits* exceeded
by coin or high score to date, credits posted correctly
and coin lockout de-energizes until remaining credits
are below maximum. No credits may be won and
coins are rejected while the coin lockout is de-
energized.

Game Start — Push credit button; start-up tune played,
ball served, credit display reduced by one player 1
up flashes until first scoring switch is made, ball In
play shows 1. Pushing credit button before ball 2 is
displayed allows additional players.

Bonus — Bonus is advanced (from 1,000 to 99,000) once
by making A-B-C-D lanes, and tor F-l-R-E-P-O-W-E-R
targets when not lit, and three times for flipper return
lanes when lit. Completing orbit shot scores 5,000 and
three advances, or 10,000 and ten advances when lit
for bonus holdpver. Lighting A-B-C-D advances bonus
multipliers (2x, 3x and 5x), and scores 25,000 points
with 5x lit. Operating right flipper (Lane Change fea-
ture) alternates lit lanes.

Orbit Shot — Entering spinner lane and exiting orbit out
gate completes orbit shot. Lighting F-l-R, E-P-O, or W-E-
R lights individual jet bumpers for 1,000 points and
Orbit Shot* arrow for ten seconds to award bonus
holdover. Completing Orbit with bonus holdover
arrow lit awards bonus memory for next ball. If bonus
holdover has been awarded. Orbit scores 25,000
points.

F-l-R-l-P-O-W-E-R— Completing F-l-R-E-P-O-W-E-R:

• Lights one flipper return lane and spinner the first
time

• Lights other flipper return lane the second time

• Lights Ramp Shot for Extra Ball the third time

• Lights FIREPOWER and one drain Special the fourth
time

• Aurards FIREPOWER special the fifth time

• Scores 50,000 points the sixth and succeeding times

Drain Specials will alternate by hitting kickers.

Ramp Shot — Completing Ramp Shot scores 5,000 or lit
value (mystery or extra ball). Making right flipper
return lane when lit lights ramp shot for Mystery value*
(20,000 to99,000) for seven seconds.

Multi-Ball — Making eject hole* scores 5,000 or lit
value, and advances lit value, locks ball, and another
ball Is put into play. Hitting release target* scores

25,000 or lit value, advances lit value, and initiates
two bail Multi-Ball. All scoring during Multi-Ball dou-
bles except for the eject hole which scores 5,000 and
ejects ball.

End of Game — If bonus holdover Is lit at end of last ball
the bonus and multipliers will score. Then same
amount of bonus will score without multipliers to
award bonus holdover. Match Digits* appear in ball
in play display, credit* awarded tor match. Exceed-
ing High Score to Date awards three* credits. Match,
High Score to Date, and Game Over sound made as
appropriate.

Bookkeeping and
Game Evaluation

(Functions 01-17)

1. Set AUTO-UP/MANUAL-DOWN switch to AUTO-UP
and depress ADVANCE pushbutton. Test 04 is indi-
cated in the credits display. Function 00 in Match
display, and Game Identification in Player 1 dis-
play.

2. Operate the ADVANCE pushbutton to display Func-
tions 01 thru 04 on the Match display (See Table 1)
and record the corresponding totals (number ot
coins and total paid credits) from fhe Player 1
display. (To review a total that has been advanced
past, set switch to MANUAL-DOWN and operate the
ADVANCE pushbutton).

3. Operate the ADVANCE pushbutton to display Func-
tions 05, 06, and 07 in the Match display and
record the corresponding free credit totals from
the Player 1 display.

4. Operate the ADVANCE pushbutton to display Func-
tion 08 in the Match display. Total credits is indi-
cated in the Player 1 display, total free credits in
the Player 2 display, and percentage of free
credits in the Player 4 display.

5. Operate the ADVANCE pushbutton to display Func-
tion 09 thru 12 In the Match display and record the
corresponding totals from the Player 1 display.

*lndicates game program adjustable features.

Lane Change and Mulfl-Ball are trademarks of Wil-
liams Electronics, Inc.

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6. Operate the ADVANCE pushbutton to display Func-
tions 13 thru 17 in the Match display and record
the corresponding totals from the Player 2 display.

7. With switch set to MANUAL-DOWN operate ADV-
ANCE to display Function 50 in the Match Display.
From Function 50 you can return to game over or
zero audit totals and return to game over. Perform
step 8.a. or 8.b. as desired.

8. a. To return to game over, set the switch to AUTO-UP

and depress ADVANCE.

b. To zero audit totals and return to game over set
switch to AUTO-UP. operate the credit button to
display 35 in the Player 1 display, and depress
ADVANCE.

RESETTING HIGH SCORE TO DATE

1. Using game adjustment procedure, set Function 13
to the desired reset value.

2. Depress HIGH SCORE RESET pushbutton.

FACTORY AUDIT TOTALS

(Functions 42-49)

The factory audit functions are not assigned.

Table 1. Audit Totals

DESCRIPTION

FUNCTION

PLAYER 1

PLAYER 2

00

Game Identification (2521 1)

— •

01

Coins. Left chute

—

(closest to coin door hinge)

—

02

Coin, center chute

—

03

Coin, right chute

—

04

Total Paid Credits

—

05

Special Credits

—

06

Replay Score Credits

—

07

Match Credits

—

08

Total Credits

Free Credits

09

Total Extra Balls

—

10

Ball Time in Minutes

—

11

Total Balls Played

—

12

Current High Score to Date

—

13

Backup High Score to Date

High Score to Date
Credits Awarded

14

Extra Ball 1 Score

Times exceeded

15

Extra Ball 2 Score

Times exceeded

16

Extra Ball 3 Score

Times exceeded

17

Extra Ball 4 Score

Times exceeded

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Game Adjustment Procedure

(Functions 13-41)

Coin door must be open to change settings.

1. Set AUTO-UP/MANUAL-DOWN switch to AUTO-UP
and depress the ADVANCE pushbutton. Test 04 is
indicated in the Credits display, Function 00 in
Match display, and game identification in Player 1
display.

2. To raise Function number in Match display, oper-
ate ADVANCE pushbutton with switch set to AUTO-
UP. To iower Function number, operate ADVANCE
with switch set to MANUAL-DOWN.

3. With desired Function indicated in Match display,
raise value in player 1 display by operating credit
button with switch set to AUTO-UP; lower value by
operating credit button with switch set to MANUAL-

DOWN. Value left in Player 1 display is the new
setting. For values see Table 2, and for pricing
Table 3.

4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 until all required adjustments
have been made.

5. Operate ADVANCE until Function 50 is indicated In
Match display. From Function 50 you can return to
game over or restore factory settings. Perform step
6 or 7 as desired.

6. To return to game over, depress ADVANCE with
switch set to AUTO-UR

7. To restore factory settings and zero audit totals:

a. Operate Credit button with switch set to AUTO-UP
until 45 Is indicated in Player 1 Display.

b. Depress ADVANCE. The game returns to Test 04.
Function 00.

c. Set switch to MANUAL-DOWN and depress AD-
VANCE to indicate Function 50.

d. Set switch to AUTO-UP and depress ADVANCE.

Table 2. Game Adjustments

FUNCTION

DESCRIPTION

NOTES

•FACTORY

SETTING

13

Backup High Score to Date (HSTD Credits Awarded)

1

2,500,000

14

Replay 1 Score (Times exceeded)

2

800,000

15

Replay 2 Score (Times exceeded)

2

1,500,000

16

Replay 3 Score (Times exceeded)

2

0

17

Replay 4 Score (Times exceeded)

2

0

18

Maximum Credits

3

30

19

Standard and Custom Pricing Control

4

01/02

20

Left Coin Slot Multiplier

4

09/09

21

Center Coin Slot Multiplier

4

04/45

22

Right Coin Slot Multiplier

4

01/18

23

Coin Units Required for Credit

4

02/05

24

Coin Units Bonus Point

4

04/45

25

Minimum Coin Units

4

00

26

Match: 00 = Match ON; 01 = Match OFF

—

00

27

Special: 00 = Awards Credit; 01 = No Special;

02 = Awards Points

—

00

28

Replay Scores: 00 = Awards Credit; 01 = Awards Extra Ball

—

00

29

Maximum Plumb Bob Tilts

—

00

30

Number of Balls (03 or 05)

—

03

31

Eject and Release Values:

00 = 1st Lamp not Lit initially; 01 = 1st Lamp Lit initially

—

01

32

Mysterytime: 00 = 5 seconds; 01 = 7 seconds

—

01

33

Holdovertime: 00 = 7 seconds: 01 = 10 seconds

01

34

Extra ball memory: 00 = No memory: 01 = Memory

01

35

Background sound: 00 = Background ON;

01 = Background OFF

00

36-39

Not Used

—

00

40

High Score Credits

1

03

41

Maximum Extra Balls at one time (00 = No Extra Ball)

—

07

NOTES:

•Second Factory Setting value is with jumper W25 on CPU Board connected.

[ ] Description in brackets shown in Player 2 Display.

1 Function 13 may be set to any muiitiple of 100,000 points. Setting Function 40 zero with Function 13 set to any score but
zero permits the High Score to Date feature to operate but no credits are awarded.

2. Functions 14-17 (Replay Scores) may be set to any multiple of 100,000 points. Setting a function to zero disables the
replay score point.

3. Setting Maximum Credits (Function 18) to zero places the game in a free play mode.

4. With Function 19 set to 00, Functions 20-25 must be set manually. Refer to Table 2 for eight standard pricing schemes
(selected by values of 01-08 for Function 19) and custom pricing values. For Straight quarter play, set Function 19 to 00.
Function 23 to 01 and Function 24 to 00. All other pricing functions should remain at their factory settings.

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Table 3. Standard and Custom Price Settings

COIN DOOR

FUNCTION

MECHANISM

CREDITS

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

Twiri’Quarter

1/25C, 3/500, 7/$1

03

12

03

02

12

00

Quarter. Dollar, Quarter

1/250, 3/500, 7/$1 coin only

03

14

03

02

mm

00

1/250, 7/$1 coin only

01

07

01

Ba

00

1/250, 3/500, 6/$1

01

04

01

01

mm

00

1/250, 6/$1 coin only

00

01

06

01

01

00

00

1/250, 5/$1

01

04

01

01

00

2/500, 5/$1

01

04

01

01

04

02

1/250, 5/$1 coin only

00

01

05

01

01

00

00

•1/250, 4/$1

01

01

04

01

01

00

2/500, 4/$1

01

04

01

01

00

02

•1/500, 2/750, 3/4 x 250

05

03

15

03

04

15

00

4/$1 or 5 X 25^

1/500, 3/$1, 4/$1.25

00

03

12

03

04

15

00

1/500, 3/$1, 7/$2

00

12

48

12

14

96

18

H/500, 3/$1, 6/$2

03

01

04

01

mm

00

1/500

mm

00

1DM, SDM. 2DM

•1/1DM, 3/2DM, 10/5DM

■a

MEM

■a

45

2/1DM, 5/2DM, 14/5DM

mm

65

20-Cent. 50-Cent

1/200, 3/500

00

06

00

15

05

00

00

1 Franc, 10 Franc, 5 Franc

H/2F, 3/5F only. 8/10F only

04

01

16

06

02

00

00

25 Cent,

•1/250, 4/1G

06

01

00

04

01

00

00

1 Guilder.

1/250, 5/1G

00

01

00

04

01

04

00

Twin 100 Yen

2/100Y

00

02

00

02

01

00

00

1 Franc or

1/IF, 3/2F

00

01

01

01

01

02

00

. Twln-1 Franc

1/IF

00

01

01

01

01

00

00

5 Franc,

•1/5F, 2/10F

07

01

00

02

01

00

00

10 Franc

•1/10F

08

01

00

02

02

00

00

Twln-2 Franc

•1/2F

03

01

04

01

01

00

00

10. 20 Franc

•1/iOF. 2/20F

07

01

00

02

01

00

00

Twln-1 Sucre

1/3S, 2/5S

00

02

00

02

05

00

00

•Indicates standard price settings by adjusting only Function 19. For other price settings, set Function 19 to 00 and set
Functions 20 through 25 to the values indicated In the chart.

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CHAPTER 3 Diagnostic Procedures

ROM Summary
Special Considerations when
Replacing Circuits Boards
Self-Diagnostic Tests

ROM SUMMARY

ROM

PART NO.

DESCRIPTION

BOARD

LOCATION

Game ROM 0

A-5343-10350

ROM, 4Kx8, REV 1 (Blue)

CPU

IC26

Game ROM 1

A-5343-10349

ROM, 4Kx8, REV 1 (Blue)

CPU

IC14

Flipper ROM 2

A-5343-09553

ROM, 4Kx8, REV 1 (Blue)

CPU

IC20

Flipper ROM 2

A-5341-09554

ROM, 4Kx8, REV 1 (Blue)

CPU

IC17

Sound ROM 3

A-5343-04970

ROM, 2Kx8 (White)

Sound

IC12

Special Considerations When
Replacing Circuit Boards

CPU BOARD

1 Revision ievei 7 CPU Boards (batteries iocated on
iower left corner at board) of iater boards must be
used.

2. Must be equipped with blue-iabeied Flipper ROMs
and Game ROMs.

3. Jumpers W3, W10, W11. W14. W17, W19, W20. and
W22 must be connected. Jumpers W4, W9, W12,
W15. W16. W18. W21, and W23 must be removed.
With the exception of W25, (Factory Setting Jumper)
all other jumpers are not changed.

DRIVER BOARD

Must be equipped with zero-ohm resistors or wire jump-
ers (W9-W16) in piace of switch matrix drive series
resistors R204-R211.

SOUNDBOARD

Must be jumpered for ROM operation and be
equipped with Sound ROM 13. (Jumpers W2, W5, W7,
W9, W10, W12, and W15 connected: W3, W4, W6, W8,
W11. and W13 removed).

POWER SUPPLY BOARD

1. Model D8345 board required (equipped with
relay).

2. Fuse F4 (10A SB) for flipper solenoids must be
installed.

DISPLAY BOARDS

Model C 8363 Master Display and 7-digit Slave Dis-
plays required.

Diagnostic Procedures

^ DISPLAY DIGITS TEST

1. Set AUTO-UP/MANUAL-DOWN switch to MANUAL-
DOWN and depress ADVANCE. Displays should
indicate all O’s.

2. Set the switch to AUTO-UP. Displays should se-
quence from all O’s thru all 9’s. Comma segments
should come on when odd digits are displayed.

3. To stop cycling, set switch to MANUAL-DOWN.

V Operate ADVANCE pushbutton to step through the

tests one number at a time. Set switch to AUTO-UP to
resume cycling.

SOUND TEST

1. From Display Digits Test depress ADVANCE with the
switch set to AUTO-UR Test 00 should be indicated
in the Credits display and the Match display
should sequence from 00 thru 06. Different sounds
should be produced for 00. 01, 02, 03. and 04.

2. To continuously pulse a single sound, set the toggle
switch to MANUAL-DOWN. Operate ADVANCE push-
button to sequence through sounds one at a time.
Set toggle switch to AUTO-UP to resume
sequencing.

LAMP TEST

From Sound Test depress ADVANCE with the switch set
to AUTO-UR Test 01 should be indicated in the Credits
display and all multiplexed lamps should flash.

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SsCOLUMN

1 1

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IHHDi

IjB

MOM

8

YEL-BRN

YEL-GRY

1 ROW

2J5-8

2J5-6

Ml

IMEIEQ

2J5-2

RED-

Game

1,000

9,000

“F"

“R"

Lower Left

2x

Release

1

BRN

Over

Bonus

Bonus

Jet Bumper

Target

100K

2J7-1

1

9

17

25

33

41

49

57

RED-

Match

2,000

10,000

“A”

Upper Right

3x

2

BLK

Bonus

Bonus

Jet Bumper

2J7-2

2

10

18

26

34

42

50

RED-

Tilt

“R"

“B”

Upper Left

5x

3

ORN

Jet Bumper

2J7-3

3

11

35

43

51

RED-

High

4,000

40,000

“E"

“C"

Lower Right

Eject

Hole

10K

spinner

4

YEL

Score

Bonus

Bonus

Jet Bumper

2J7-4

4

12

20

28

36

44

52

60

RED-

Shoot

5,000

60,000

“P"

“0"

Left Flipper

Eject

Hole

20K

Not

5

GRN

Again

Bonus

Bonus

Return Lane

Used

2J7-5

13

21

29

37

45

53

61

RED-

Shoot

6,000

80,000

“0"

Left

Right Flipper

Eject

Hole

50K

Not

6

BLU

Again

Bonus

Bonus

Drain

Special

Return Lane

Used

2J7-6

14

22

30

38

46

54

62

RED-

Double

7,000

Bonus Holdover

“W”

Right

Mystery

—

Eject Hole

Not

7

VIO

Score

Bonus

Drain

Special

Lock Arrow

Used

2J7-9

7 _

15

23

31

39

47

55

63

RED-

Bonus

8,000

Fire

Ball

Extra

Release

Not

8

GRY

Holdover

Bonus

Power

Special

in

Play

Ball

Target

50K

Used

2J7-8

£

16

24

32

EM

48

56

64

Figure 1. Lamp Matrix

17

Figure 2. Lamp Locations

Function

Game Over |
Match / „

Tilt }

High Score I
Shoot Again I
Shoot Again ^
Double Score
Bonus Holdover

1.000 Bonus

2.000 Bonus

3.000 Bonus

4.000 Bonus

5.000 Bonus

6.000 Bonus

7.000 Bonus

8.000 Bonus

9.000 Bonus

10.000 Bonus

20.000 Bonus

40.000 Bonus

60.000 Bonus

80.000 Bonus
Bonus Holdover
Fire Power Special

Backbox

Lamps

upn

“O"

“W"

“E"

“R"

“A"

"B"

-C"

“D"

Left Drain Special
Right Drain Special
Ball in Play

Lower Left Jet Bumper

Upper Right Jet Bumper

Upper Left Jet Bumper

Lower Right Jet Bumper

Left Flipper Return Lane

Right Flipper Return Lane

Mystery

Extra Bali

2x

3x

6x

Eject Hole 10K
Eject Hole 20K
Eject Hole 50K
Eject Hole Lock Arrow
Release Target 50K
Release Target 100K
Release Target 150K
Release Arrow
Spinner
Not Used
Not Used
Not Used
Not Used

18

SOLENOID TEST

1. From Lamp Test depress ADVANCE with the switch
set to AUTO-UP. Test 02 should be indicated in the
Credits display. The Match display sequences
trom 01 thru 25. Corresponding solenoids 01 thru
24 are pulsed. Flipper relationship is de-energized
with subtest 25.

2. To continuously pulse a single solenoid set switch
to MANUAL-DOWN. Operate ADVANCE pushbutton
to sequence through the solenoids one at a time.
Set switch to AUTO-UP to resume sequencing.

Sol.

No. Function

1 Outhole

2 Ball Ramp Thrower

3 Eject Hole

4 Orbit Complete Flash Lamps

5 Not Used

6 Not Used

7 Not Used

8 Not Used

9 Not Used

10 Not Used

11 Generali Illumination Relay

12 Not Used

13 Not Used

14 Not Used

15 Bell

16 Coin Lockout

17 Lett Kicker

18 Right Kicker

19 Lower Left Jet Bumper

20 Upper Right Jet Bumper

21 Upper Left Jet Bumper

22 Lower Right Jet Bumper

Figure 5. Solenoid Locations

19

Table 4. Solenoid Connection

SOL.

NO.

FUNCTION

WIRE

COLOR

CONNECTIONS

DRIVER

TRANS.

SOLENOID '

PART NO.

01

Outhole

GRY-BRN

2P11-4. 8P3-1

Q15

SG1-23-850-DC

02

Bail Ramp Thrower

GRY-RED

2P11-5, 8P3-2

Q17

SA3-23-850-DC

03

Eject Hole

GRY-ORN

2P11-7. 8P3-3

Q19

SG1-23-850-DC

04

Orbit Complete Flash Lamps

GRY-YEL

2P11-8, 8P3-4

Q21

Type 83

05

Not Used

GRY-GRN

2P11-9, 8P3-5

Q23

06

Not Used

GRY-BLU

2P11-3. 8P3-6

Q25

07

Not Used

GRY-VIO

2P11-2, 8P3-7

Q27

08

Not Used

GRY-BLK

2P11-1, 8P3-8

Q29

09

Not Used

BRN-BLK

2P9-9, 8P3-9

Q31

10

Not Used

BRN-RED

2P9-7, 8P3-10

Q33

11

General Illumination Relay

BRN-ORN

2P9-1. 3P7-1

Q35

5580-09555

12

Not Used

BRN-YEL

2P9-2. 8P3-12

Q37

13

Not Used

BRN-GRN

2P9-3, 8P3-13

Q39

14

Not Used

BRN-BLU

2P9-4. 8P3-14

Q41

15

.Bell

BRN-VIO

2P9-5. 7P1-17

Q43

SM-29-1000-DC

16

Coin Lockout

BRN-GRY

2P9-6. 7P1-18. 7P2-4

Q45

904218-696

*17

Left Kicker

BLU-BRN

2P12-7, 8P3-17

Q2

SG1-23-850-DC

*18

Right Kicker

BLU-RED

2P12-4, 8P3-18

Q4

SG1-23-850-DC

*19

Lower Left Jet Bumper

BLU-ORN

2P12-4. 8P3-19

Q6

SG1-23-850-DC

*20

Upper Right Jet Bumper

BLU-YEL

2P12-6, 8P3-20

Q8

SG1-23-850-DC

*21

Upper Left Jet Bumper

BLU-GRN

2P12-8. 8P3-12

Q10

SG1-23-850-DC

*22

Lower Right Jet Bumper

BLU-BLK

2P12-9, 8P3-22

Q12

SG1-23-850-DC

Right Flipper

BLU-VIO

2P12-1, 7P1-7

—

SFL-19-400/

30-750-DC

Left Flipper

BLU-GRY

2P12-2. 7P1-9

—

SFL-19-400/ i

30-750-DC 1

r ^

•NOTES:

1. Special switch connections for solenoids 17 through 21 ore os follows:

17— ORN-BRN— 2P13-5. 8P3-24

18— ORN-RED— 2P13-3. 8P3-25

19— ORN-BLK— 2P13-2. 8P3-26

20— ORN-YEL— 2P13-4. 8P3-27

21— ORN-GRY— 2P13-8, 8P3-28
Flipper button connections ore os follows:

Right— ORN-VIO—2P12-1. 7P1-7
Left— ORN-GRY— 2P12-2, 7P1-9
Sol. 16 is Coin-Co port number

Typical wiring for solenoids and special switches follows:

RED(B+)

2 .

. BLK (GND )

— ^W“

H6-

SWITCH TEST

1. From Solenoid Test depress ADVANCE with the
switch set to AUTO-UP. Test 03 should be Indicated
in the Credits display and any stuck switches in the
Master display. As stuck switch(es) is displayed a
sound Is produced. The display continuously
cycles through the stuck switches and as they are
opened, the number is removed from the se-
quence. When all switches are open, the Match
display is blank and the sounds stop.

2. If all switches in a row are displayed, first verify
that all are open and then check for a short to
ground on the row wire.

3. Operate switches; a sound is produced and switch
number is momentarily indicated in the ball in
play display. If two switches in a row are Indicated
with one switch closed, check for a short between
the column wires; for multiple indication check '
column wire for short to ground. If two switches in a
column are indicated with one switch closed,
check for short between row wires

4. If proper indications are obtained in Test 03 but
matrix problem is suspected in game play, discoi^^
nect lamp connectors 2P5 and 2P7. Recheck
game play. Perform CPU Self-Test if problei^^
remains. If problem is cleared, check for short be-
tween lamp matrix and jet bumper mounting
brackets.

20

Figure 4. Switch Locations

Switch

No.

Function

(Score)

1

Plumb Tilt

2

Ball Roll Tilt

3

Credit Button

4

Right Coin

5

Center Coin

6

Left Coin

7

Slam Tilt

8

High Score Reset

9

Outhole

10

Right Bali Ramp

11

Left Ball Ramp

12

Ball Shooter Trough

13

Lane Change

14

Ramp in Roll Under

15

Ramp out Roll Under

16

Center Left Standup

(100)

17

Standup

(100)

18

Spinner

(100/1000)

19

Orbit in Roll Under

20

Upper Left Standup

(50)

-H-

Mot

22

Upper Right Standup

(50)

23

Eject Hoie

(5000/Lit Value)

24

Reiease Target

(1000)

25

"F" Target

(1000)

26

”1" Target

(1000)

27

“R” Target

(1000)

28

“E” Target

(1000)

29

■P" Target

(1000)

30

"O" Target

(1000)

31

“W Target

(1000)

32

“E” Target

(1000)

33

“R” Target

(1000)

34

“A” Roliover

(1000)

35

“B” Roiiover

(1000)

36

“C" Roiiover

(1000)

37

"D" Rollover

(1000)

38

Left Outlane

(10,000)

39

Right Outlane

(10,000)

40

Orbit Out Gate

41

Lower Left Jet Bumper

(100/1000)

42

Upper Right Jet Bumper

(100/1000)

43

Upper Left Jet Bumper

(100/1000)

44

Lower Right Jet Bumper

(100/1000)

45

Left Flipper Return Lane

(1000)

46

Right Flipper Return Lane

(1000)

47

Left Kicker

(10)

48

Right Kicker

(10)

49

Piayfield Tilt

50

Not Used

51

Not Used

52

Not Used

53

Not Used

54

Not Used

55

Not Used

56

Not Used

57

Not Used

58

Not Used

59

Not Used

60

Not Used

61

Not Used

62

Not Used

63

Not Used

64

Not Used

NOTE: Second value scored when lit

21

SXOLUMN

r-

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

n

GRN-BRN

GRN-RED

GRN-ORN

GRN-YEL

GRN-BLK

GRN-BLU

1 GRN-VIO

GRN-GRY

1 ROW

2J2-9

2J2-8

2J2-7

2J2-6

2J2-5

2J2-3

2J2-2

2J2-1

1

WHT-

Plumb

Outhole

Standup

“F"

“R"

Lower Left

Playfield

Not

1

BRN

Tilt

100

Target

Target

Jet Bumper

Tilt

Used

1000

1000

100/1000

2J3-9

1

9

17

25

33

41

49

Right

Spinner

Upper Right

Not

Not

Ball Ramp

100/1000

Rollover

Jet Bumper

Used

Used

100/1000

2

10

18

EM

42

50

58

WHT-

Credit

Left

Orbit in

“R”

“B”

Upper Left

Not

Not

Q

ORN

Button

Ball Ramp

Roll Under

Target

Rollover

Jet Bumper

Used

Used

1000

1000

2J3-7

3

19

27

35

43

51

59

WHT-

Right

Ball

Upper

"E”

“C”

Lower Right

Not

Not

A

YEL

Coin

Shooter

Left

Target

Rollover

Jet Bumper

Used

Used

Trough

Standup

1000

1000

100/1000

2J3-6

4

12

50 20

28

36

44

52

60

WHT-

Center

Lane

Not

“P”

“D"

Left Flipper

Not

Not

5

GRN

Coin

Change

Used

Target

1000

Rollover

1000

Return Lane
1000

Used

Used

■

13

21

29

37

45

53

61

Left

Ramp in

Upper Right

•‘O”

Left

Right Flipper

Not

Not

Coin

Roll Under

Standup

Target

Outlane

Return Lane

Used

Used

50

1000

10,000

1000

14

22

30

38

46

54

62

WHT-

Slam

Ramp out

Eject Hole

"W”

Right

Outlane

Left

Not

Not

7

VIO

Tilt

Roll Under

5000/Lit Value

Target

Kicker

Used

Used

1000

10,000

10

2J3-3

7_

15

23

31

39

47

55

63

■

High Score
Reset

Center

Release

“E"

Orbit

Right

Not

Not

i

Left

Target

Target

Out

KicKer

Used

Used

Standup

1000

1000

Gate

10

■

100 16

32

40

48

56

64

Figure 3. Switch Matrix

CPU BOARD SELF-TEST

Depress the DIAGNOSTIC pushbutton on the left side of
the CPU Board. The following indications are provided.
With 0 indication the game returns to the game over
mode.

0 - Test Passed

1 - IC13 RAM Faulty

2 - IC16 RAM Faulty

3 - IC17 ROM 2 Faulty

4 - IC17 ROM 2 Faulty

5 - IC20 ROM 1 Faulty

6 - IC14 Game ROM 1 Faulty

7 - IC26 Game ROM 0 Faulty

8 - IC19 CMOS RAM or Memory Protect Circuit Faulty

9 - Coin-door closed, Memory Protect Circuit Faulty, or
IC19 CMOS RAM Faulty.

Note that “O’ remaining after power turn-on indicates
CPU Board lockup.

SOUND BOARD SELF-TEST

Depress DIAGNOSTIC pushbutton on the top of the
Sound Board. Several electronic sounds should be pro-
duced. This sequence of sounds is repeated until the
game is turned OFF and back ON.

INITIATING AUTO-CYCLE MODE

1. Set AUTO-UP/MANUAL-DOWN switch to AUTO-UP and
depress ADVANCE pushbutton. Test 04 is indicated
in Credit display and Function 00 in Match Dispiay.

2. Set switch to MANUAL-DOWN and depress AD-
VANCE to indicate Function 50 in the Match Dispiay.

3. Set switch to AUTO-UP and operate Credit button to
indicate 15 in Player 1 Display.

4. Depress ADVANCE pushbutton to start Auto-Cycle
mode. Each cycle of this mode sequences thru the
Display Digits Test, Sound Test (00), Lamp Test (01),
and Solenoid test (02).

5. To terminate the test and return to game over, turn
the game OFF and back ON.

22

CHAPTER 4 Drawings

Backbox Wiring Diagram

CPU Board Assembly Drawing

CPU Board Logic

Driver Board Assembiy Drawing

Driver Board Logic Diagram (Sheet 1 of 2)

Driver Board Logic Diagram (Sheet 2 of 2)
Power Suppiy Assembiy and
Schematic Diagrams
Power Wiring Diagram
Sound Board Assembly Drawing
Sound Board Logic Diagram
Insert Board Wiring Diagram
C-8363 Master Display Board Assembly Drawing
C-8363 Master Dispiay Board Logic Diagram
C-8364 and C-8365 Siave Dispiay Board
Assembly and Schematic Diagrams
Cabinet Wiring Diagram
Piayfieid Lamp Wiring Diagram
Soienoid Wiring Diagram
Piayfieid Switch Wiring Diagram

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COIN DOOR DIAGNOSTIC
SWITCHES AND MEMORY
PROTEST INTERLOCK

CPU BOARD

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DIAG DISPLAY

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DRIVER BOARD

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NOTES:

1. CONNECTIONS ARE INDICATED BY
CIRCLED NUMBERS AS FOLLOWS:

® CPU BOARD

(D DRIVER BOARD

(D POWER SUPPLY BOARD

@ MASTER DISPLAY BOARD

(D SLAVE DISPLAY BOARD

© BACKBOX

® CABINET

© PLAYHELD

© INSERT BOARD

® SOUNDBOARD

® NOT ASSIGNED

® NOT ASSIGNED

® NOT ASSIGNED

® NOT ASSIGNED

® FLIPPER POWER SUPPLY

2. REFER TO POWER WIRING DIAGRAM
FOR CONNECTIONS TO 3PL

BILL OF MATERIAL
FLIPPER POWER SUPPLY

ITEM PART PART

NO. NO. MSIGNATION DESCRIPTION

1 5768-09725-00 BARE PC. BOARD

2 5100-09690-00 BRl BRDG. REC. 35A 200V

3 5040-09794-00 Cl CAP. ELECTROLITIC 100 u1

250V AXIAL

4 5043-09072-00 C3 CAP. CERAMIC 0. 1 uf 500V

5 5731-09651-00 F2 FUSE 5 A S.B. 250V

6 5732-09178-00 FUSE HOLDER

7 5791-09453-00 15JI & 15J2 9 PIN HEADER

8 5791-09038-00 I5J3 6 PIN HEADER

Backbox Wiring Dun

515

PI A I DISPLAY OUTPUT

RS.R9.R20 RESISTOR FC IK OHM

54 Il50l0-OOT9K)0 |8M-R3!^l?6iR42[HeSISIQIl FC 4.7K OHM S*4 1 / 4 W

0-09006-00 R22 RESISTOR FC 6.8K OHM 5 V#

i0-090S6-00 I Rl9iR3a RESISTOR FC lOO OHM 5% l/4W

5010-09107-00 R36-R39.R46-R

W KXUKU

2S.R32.RI0.RII IRESISTOR FC 22K OHM

039-00

5010-094^2-00

5010-08997-00

5oia*-09oa3-oa

5043-‘0e98l0-00

RI2 Iresistorf

R43i iRESISTOR FCSSOKOHM S%' /IW

C I-C 22 C 20 CSOi

C32-037rC63-C67| CAPACITOR .CERAMIC '.OlMFO 50 V

5041-09243-00

C24 CAPACITOR C ERA MIC J MFJ3 50V

C25 C26 iCAR^ClTQR CERAMIC 27 PFD IKV

C^7 CAf^ClTOR TANT. IQ MFD IQV

C3 J 1 ^PA C . ITQ R T ANL.'l M F0..25V

C84 CARAC I TOR CERAMIC .047MFD 50V

:29..C38-C62

&d-C82,C8S|Cd6

CAPACITOR CERAMIC 470PF0 50V 4a

IffrlBfitHgSiSMBil

iRHH-BiffTrnmui

5791^09026-00

. U 1

HEADER

NOTE; USE EITHER S64|-093I2-00|S64I-09024-00 OR S64I-09S7I-00

D-8342

CPU Board Assembly Drawing

515

27

28

Driver Board Assembly Drawing

515

(Sheet I of 2 ) 29

SOLENOID I DRIVE

SOLENOID 2 DRIVE

SOLENOIDS DRIVE

SOLENOID 4 DRIVE

SOLENOID 5 DRIVE

4

hsi A 2N440t ^

5

1

1q23^

^icTlp

aC4X)I

^2.7K|^2 p4l ^^

. . e7 ^2>r

I ^^■^ 72N44orv74oe|

<R43 £^5 A 7L 5
?2.7K Jgg® 5 r44 ■#“

Ir >560 12

f / ^Q2^

1 V^oeLiS^

>R46^5o^ a

S6D 02^

SOLENOID 6 DRIVE (2JII-3) A

, 570 ^ 02^

SOLENOID 7 DRIVE (SEES) —h

//////, ^ ^ '////// 77 . ^

515

Driver Board Logic Diagram
(Sheet 2 of 2)

31

5765-09A66

5013-09426

32

Power Supply Assembly and Schematic Diagrams

SOUND BOARD
SUPPLY 18.7 VAC. C.T.

Jl FI

-H2V.D.C.

“I2V.D.C.

MASTER DISPLAY

1 1
p p

8P3

BLK

□

RED III

RED

□

TPl

RED ,

9PI

{

35 SPEC. SW. 6ND

36 SOL. B+

3 SOL. B+ CABINET
24

+ 16V.D.C.
LAMP B+
DRIVER
BOARD

FLIPPER B+
PLAYFIELO

Power Wiring Diagram

515

SOUND BOARD JUMPERS

JUMPERS USED

W2, W5, W7, W9, W10,
W15

TOM TYPE

2Kx8

2516, 2716

FORMAT

Sound & Speech

GAMES USED IN

Gorgar, Blackout, Firepower, Black Knight,
Jungle Lord, Pharaoh.

W1, W2, W5, W7, W9,
W10, W15

2Kx8

2516, 2716

Sound Only

Defender Video & Pin, Solar Fire,

Barracora, Hyperball, Stargate,

Cosmic Gunfight, Varkon.TIme Fantasy.

W3, W4, W5, W7, W10,
W15

W1, W3, W4, W5, W7,
W10, W15

W1, W2, W4, W5, W7,
W10, W15

4Kx8

2532

4Kx8

2532

2Kx8

2516, 2716

Sound & Speech

Sound Only

Sound Only

SInistar (Upright & Cockpit Front)

Robotron, Joust Video & Pin, Bubbles,
Sinister (Cockpit Rear)

Warlock

W1. W3, W6, W7, W9
W11, W12, W15

512x8

7641

Sound Only

Big Strike

BILL OF MATERIAL

ITEM PART REQ'D.

NO.

PART NO.

DESIGNATION

DESCRIPTION

NO.

1

01-2 01-146-6

BARE P.C. BOARD REV F

1

2

5370-09156-00

ICl

TDA 2002 V AUDIO AMPLIFIER

1

3

5280-09012-00

IC2

7442 BCD-DEC DECODER

1

4

5280-09073-00

IC3

7400 QUAD 2 INPUT NAND

1

5

5280-08973

IC4

7408 QUAD 2 INP. AND GATE

1

6

5310-09153-00

IC5

4050 BUFFER

1

7

5310-09154-00

IC6

4068 8 INPUT NAND GATE

1

8

5310-08971-00

IC7

4069 HEX INVERTER

1

9

5250-09157-00

IC8

7805 5 VOLT REG. W/TO 220 CASE

1

10

5430-08972-00

IC10

6821 P.l .A.

1

11

5340-09003-00

icn

6810 RAM

1

12

5371-09152-00

IC13

1408 O/A CONVERTER

1

13

14

15

16

17

5160-08938-00

Q2, Q3, Q4

2N4401 NPN TRANSISTOR

3

5075-09018-00

ZRl

IN5996A 6.8V ZENER DIODE

1

5100-09357-00)

5100-09158-00)

BR1

MDA 200/3N253

BRIDGE RECTIFIER

1

0

18

5520-09020-00

Y1

3.58 MHz CRYSTAL

1

19

5010-08991-00

R1,R18,R19,R21,R22,
R27,R30,R31, R32

RESISTOR, FC, 4.7K OHM, % 1/4 WATT

9

20

5010-09036-00

R2 thru RIO

RESISTOR, FC, 100 OHM, 5$ 1/4W

9

21

5010-09358-00

R12,R15,R28,R36,R38

RESISTOR, FC, IK OHM, 5J{ 1/4W

5

22

5010-09181-00

R14

RESISTOR, FC, 1 OHM, 10$ 1/2 WATT

1

23

5010-09161-00

R16

RESISTOR, FC, 2.2 OHM, 5$ 1/4 WATT

1

24

25

26

5010-09361-00

R17

RESISTOR, FC, 220 OHM, 5$ 1/2 WATT

1

5010-08983-00

R23, R24, R26

RESISTOR, FC, 3.3K OHM, 5$ 1/4 WATT

3

27

5010-09179-00

R25

RESISTOR, FC, 3.3M OHM, 5$ 1/4 WATT

1

28

5010-09035-00

R29

RESISTOR, FC, 47K OHM, 5$ 1/4 WATT

1

29

5010-09034-00

R33, R35, R37

RESISTOR, FC, 1 OK OHM, 5$ 1/4 WATT

3

30

5010-09039-00

R34

RESISTOR, FC, 10 OHM, 5$ 1/4 WATT

1

31

5043-08980-00

C1, C16 thru C23, C31

CAPACITOR, CER. .01 MFD. 50V. t80$, -20$

10

32

5043-09065-00

C2 thru CIO

CAPACITOR, CER. 470 PFD. 50V. +-20$

9

33

5043-09345-00

C11

CAPACITOR, CER. .001 MFD. +-20$ lOOV.

1

34

5040-09365-00

C12, C30, C36

CAPACITOR, ELECT. 1 MFD. 63V. -10 +50$

3

35

5043-08996-00

Cl 3, C24, C35

CAPACITOR, CER. .1 MFD. 50V. +-20$

3

36

5040-09165-00

C14

CAPACITOR, ELECT. 1,000 MFD. 16V. +-20$

1

37

5040-09164-00

C15

CAPACITOR, ELECT. 470 MFD. 10V. +-20$

1

38

5040-08986-00

C25

CAPACITOR, ELECT. 100 MFD. 10V. +-20$

1

39

5040-08893-00

C26

CAPACITOR, ELECT. 1,000 MFD. 25V. +-20$

1

40

5040-09376-00

C27

CAPACITOR, ELECT. 4700 MFD. 16V. +-20$

1

41

5043-09180-00

C28

CAPACITOR, CER. 47 PFD. IK V. +-20$

1

42

5040-09343-00)

C29

CAPACITOR, ELECT. 10 MFD. 20V

1

43

5043-09169-00

C32, C33

CAPACITOR, CER. DISC, 27 PFD. 1KV. +-10$

2

44

5041-09163-00

C34

CAPACITOR, TANTALUM 2.2 MFD. 15V. +-20$

1

45

5041-09031-00

C37

CAPACITOR, TANTALUM 1 MFD. 25V. +-20$

1

46

5641-09658-00)

SW1

MOMENTARY SWITCH SPOT

1

47

5645-09330-00

DS1

2 STD, DIP SWITCH

1

48

5731-06314-00

FI, F2

4 AMP SLOW BLOW FUSE

2

49

5732-09178-00

FUSEHOLDER

4

50

5705-09172-00

HEAT SINK THERMALLOY #6072B

1

51

5705-09173-00

HEAT SINK THERMALLOY #60718

1

52

5705-09199-00

HEAT SINK THERMALLOY #6030

1

53

5700-09004-00

24 PIN SOCKET

1

54

5700-08985-00

40 PIN SOCKET

1

55

5791-09027-00

10J1, 10J3

9 PIN MALE CONNECTOR 09-65-1091

2

56

5791-09028-00

10J2, 10J4

4 PIN MALE CONNECTOR 09-65-1041

2

57

58

4006-01003-06

6-32x3/8" P-PH-S

3

59

4406-01117-00

6-32 HEX NUT

3

60

5010-09534-00

0 OHM RESISTOR

A/R

61

5824-09248-00

TP1 THR TP4

TERMINAL #1502-1

4

62

63

64

5010-09363-00

R11

RESISTOR, FC, 5.6K OHM 5$ 1/4 WATT

1

5019-09362-00

SRI

RESISTOR, 4.7K OHM 10 PIN SIP

1

65

03-7520-1

TIE WRAP

1

66

4703-00007-00

#6 EXT. LOCKWASHER

3

67

20-9229

THERMAL COMPOUND

.01

NOTES :

1. USE THERMAL COMPOUND BETWEEN I Cl AND ICS, AND HEAT SINKS.

2. CAUTION: AVOID STATIC DISCHARGE DAMAGE TO MOS LOGIC.

3. SYMBOLS SHOWN ON COMPONENTS ARE FOR REFERENCE ONLY.

DO NOT SCREEN OR STAMP.

4. OBSERVE INDEX MARK OF ALL INTEGRATED CIRCUITS;
DIODES D1, D2, AND ZR1;

CAPACITORS C12, C14, C15, C25, C26, C27;

CDMWFr.TnRfi in.ii. in.i7. in.n.

«PKAK.CLi(
A AHM

J2-3

H

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Sound Board Logic Diagram

35

PLAYERS #1 AND 3 PLAYERS #2 AND 4

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ALL IC'S WITH
DOT INDICATES
PIN NO. i

CREDIT/MATCH /BALL IN PI

BILL OF MATERIAL

ITEM

PART

PART

NO.

NO.

DESIGNATION

1

5760-09461

2

5310-08971

IC9,IC10,IC11

3

5310-08970

IC3, IC4

4

5680-08969

ICl, IC2

5

5680-08968

IC7,IC8,IC12,IC13

6

5310-09450

IC14

7

5010-08981

R1-R14

8

5075-09135

^R1

9

5043-08980

C1,C2 C5 THRU C8

10

5010-09035

R28, R29

11

5010-09086

R17

12

5010-08982

R18 THRU R27

13

5791-09437

J1 THRU J4, J8

14

5010-09149

R15, R16

15

5010-09534

Wl, W3

REQ»D

DESCRIPTION NO.

BARE P.C. BOARD 1

MC14069 HEX INVERTER 3

MC14543 BCD TO SEVEN SEGMENT 2

LATCH/ DECODE R/ DRIVER

UDN-7180 GAS DISCHARGE 2

DISPLAY SEGMENT DRIVER

UDN-6184A OR UDN-6118A GAS 4

DISCHARGE DISPLAY SEGMENT DR.

MC14081 QUAD 2-INPUT AND GATE 1

RESISTOR, FC,10K OHM, 14

5%, 1/2 WATT

IN4740A ZENER DIODE 1

lOV, 5%, 1 WATT

CAPACITOR, CERAMIC, 0.01 MFD., 6
50V, +80 -20%

RESISTOR, FC,47K OHM, 2

5%, 1/4 WATT

RESISTOR, FC, 6.8K OHM, 1

5%, 1/4 WATT

RESISTOR, FC, 3 MEG. OHM, 10

5%, 1/4 WATT

20 PIN RIBBON HEADER 5

RESISTOR, FC, 15K OHM, 2

5%, 1/2 WATT

RESISTOR, 0 OHM 2

DIGIT CROSS REFERENCE

7-SEGMENT

STROBE

DIGIT

DECODER/DRIVER

(DRIVER)

Credit 10’s

IC4/IC2

1 (IC13)

Credit Units

IC4/IC2

9 (IC12)

Match 10’s

IC3/IC1

1 (JC7)

Match Units

IC3/IC1

9 (IC8)

#1 1,000.000

IC3/IC1

2 (IC13)

#1 100,000’s

IC3/IC1

3 (IC13)

#1 10.000's

IC3/IC1

4 (IC13)

#1 1,000’s

IC3/IC1

5 (1C13)

#1 100’s

IC3/IC1

6 (IC13)

#1 10’s

IC3/IC1

7 (IC13)

#1 Units

IC3/IC1

8 (IC13)

#2 1.000,000’s

IC3/IC1

10 (IC12)

#2 100.000’s

IC3/IC1

11 (IC12)

#2 10.000’s

IC3/IC1

12 (IC12)

#2 1,000’s

IC3/IC1

13 (IC12)

#2 100’s

IC3/IC1

14 (IC12)

#2 10’s

IC3/IC1

15 (IC12)

#2 Units

IC3/IC1

16 (IC12)

#3 1.000,000 s

IC4/IC2

2 (IC8)

#3 100.000’s

IC4/IC2

3 (IC8)

#3 10.000’s

IC4/IC2

4 (IC8)

#3 1.000’s

IC4/IC2

5 (IC8)

#3 100’s

IC4/IC2

6 (IC8)

#3 10’s

IC4/IC2

7 (IC8)

#3 Units

IC4/IC2

8 (IC8)

#4 1.000,000’s

IC4/IC2

10 (IC7)

#4 100.000’s 1

IC4/IC2

11 (IC7)

#4 10,000’s

IC4/IC2

12 (IC7)

#4 1.000's

IC4/IC2

13 (IC7)

#4 100’s

IC4/IC2

14 {IC7)

#4 10’s

IC4/IC2

15 (IC7)

#4 Units

IC4/IC2

16 (IC7)

#1 Comma

-/ICl

2.5 (IC13)

#2 Comma

-/IC2

10.13 (IC12)

#3 Comma

-/ICl

2.5 (IC8)

#4 Comma

-/IC2

10.13 (IC7)

+5VDC

Al <

(4J7-5)H:

+5VDC

81

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\ +5V0C

Cl

C4T7^

V+«VDC

Dl

CSSM-

' USING DISPLAY DIGITS TEST
PULSING FOR OV METER INDICATION
HIGH FOR +5V METER INDICATION

-M- USE EITHER IC3 8 IC4 OR ICS 8 IC6.

(DO NOT INTERMIX OR USE ALL FOUR AT THE SAME TIME),

■ icii;x>=-Nc

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6|lCI4 j^ NC

SPARES

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C 8363 Master Display Board Logic Diagram

39

CP (J*\

SOUND BOARD

SHIELD

AUDIO

GND

3 .

POWER SUPPLY -I-28V

SOL. 14
(Q4I)
SOL. 15
(043)
SOL. 16
(045)

COL. I
COL. 2

ROW I
ROW 2

DRIVER BOARD 3

ROW 4
ROW 5
ROW 6
ROW 7
ROW 8

FLIPPER!

GROUND]

PLAYFIELD FLIPPER COILSH

CPU BOARD H

MEM
PROT. -

GROUND •
ADVANCE

AUTO./-

MAN.

I

POWER 6.3
SUPPLY VAC

3J8

3P8

YEL

WHT-YEL

3

4

6

7SWI_ ^7SW2 6

7SW3

PLUMB / BALL / CREDIT

/qBOb /qRoll /q button

TILT YTILT ?

7DI ^7D2 ^703

I Q Dvo / o n

i |7LI6A
-SCOIN
-< LOCKOUT

7LI6B

7DII

>7SW4 67SW5 6 7SW6 6 7SW7

RIGHT /CENTER /LEFT /SLAM
/qCOIN /qCOIN /qCOIN /qTILT
^ CHUTE T CHUTE T CHUTE ^

A 7SW8
/ HIGH
/o SCORE
T RESET

7D4

7D5

7D6

7D7

7D8

<

<

<

<

<

8

9

10

11

12

«■

f

7SW73

LOWER

LEFT

FLIPPER

)L0CK

1

<

<

13

14

15

7SW75
ADVANCE

AUTO-UP

?

7SW74

^MANUAL-DOWN

<

4

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(p; ILLUMINATION

Cabinet Wiring Diagram

PART OF DRIVER BOARD PART OF DRIVER BOARD

TYPICAL

09 /]

lAYFlELoi

I

•0 4 'M 4

LAYFIBLqPLAYFIEmPLAYFlBLD

4 .

A

i4yfielx>

j

A

uIyfielo

I

'M

UYFIELO

L

14

LAYFIELO

4

LAYFIELDi

I

16

17

A 25 /t 33 /] 41 /t 49 /t 57/1

PLAYFIELOl

4^

19

FLAYFIEUaPLAYFIELD

41

PLAYFIELD

4

playfieldI

41

4.

PLAYFIELDI

4

/

24

PLAYFIELD

4l

4

41

PLAYFIELD

4

29^1

PLAYFIELD

4

PLAYFIEUH PLAYFIELD

4

15 A 23 A 3\ A 39 A

PLAYFIELD

4

/

32

PLAYFIELD

4

PLAYFIELD

4

35 ^

PLAYFIELD

4

12 /t 20 ^ 28 > 36 > 44 > 52 > SO A

PLAYFIELD

4

37 /t

PLAYFIELD

4

^22 > 30 > 38 > 46 > 54 > 62 >

PLAYFIELD

4

PLAYFIELD

4

PLAYFIELD

4

42

PLAYFIEld

4

PLAYRELDf

4

PLAYFIELDI

A.

“•M

BACKBOX

4

BACKBOX

BACKBOM

40 /

4

48

PLAYFIELD

4

50 ^

PLATRELD

4

A

IPLAYFIELD

4

PLAYFIELD

4

53 A

PLAYFIELD!

4

playreld

4

55

PLATRELD

4

/*

56

PLAYFIELD

/

58 A

PLAYRELD

/

59 /f

PLAYFIELD

4

PLAYFIELD

/

61 /t

NOT USED

y

NOT USED

y

A d

NOT USED

y

64 >

LAYFIELD PLAYFIELD PLAYFIELD NOT USED BACKBOX PLATFIELD NOT USED

6

4

4 4 4 4

y

0!ARD wiring diagram for connections for BACKBOX LAMPS.

Lamp

No.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8
9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20
21
22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

32

33

34

35

36

37

38

39

40

41

42

43

44

45

46

47

48

49

50

51

52

53

54

55

56

57

58

59

60
61
62

63

64

Function

Game Over
Match
Tilt

High Score
Shoot Again
Shoot Again
Double Score
Bonus Holdover

1.000 Bonus

2.000 Bonus

3.000 Bonus

4.000 Bonus

5.000 Bonus

6.000 Bonus

7.000 Bonus

8.000 Bonus

9.000 Bonus

10.000 Bonus

20.000 Bonus

40.000 Bonus

60.000 Bonus

80.000 Bonus
Bonus Holdover
Fire Power Special
“F"

“I"

“R"

Backbox

Lamps

“E"

“P”

-O"

-W"

“E"

“R"

“A"

"B"

“C"

-D"

Left Drain Special
Right Drain Special
Bali in Play

Lower Left Jet Bumper

Upper Right Jet Bumper

Upper Left Jet Bumper

Lower Right Jet Bumper

Left Flipper Return Lane

Right Flipper Return Lane

Mystery

Extra Bail

2x

3x

5x

Eject Hole 10K
Eject Hole 20K
Eject Hole 50K
Eject Hole Lock Arrow
Release Target 50K
Release Target 100K
Release Target 150K
Release Arrow
Spinner
Not Used
Not Used
Not Used
Not Used

42

Playfield Lamp Wiring Diagram

515

Solenoid Wiring Diagram

43

DRIVER BOARD DRIVER BOARD

TYPICAL

515

I

i

57 /
NOT USED

y

’ 49 /
PUYFIELD

-i

’ 41 /
PLAYFIEID

y

I

-4-

t

’ 09 /

PIlAYFlEUD

/

’ 17 /

PLAYFIELD

y

’ 25 A

PLAYFIELD

/

' 33 /

PLAYFIELD

)

t

• 10 y

PUYFIELD

y

18 y

PLAYFIELD

y

» 26 /
PLAYFIELD

/

34 /
PLAYFiaD

/

42 /
PLAYFIELD

50 y

NOT USED

y

' 58 /

NOT USED

y

' " /
PLAYFIELD

• 19 y
PLAYFIELD

y

’ 27/

PLAYFIELD

/

’’35 /
PUYFIELD

y

' “v

PUYnELD

NOT USED

» 59 /

NOT USED

_/

' 12 y

PL/BTFIELO

y

'20 /
PLAYFIELD

y

’ 28 /
PLAYFIELD

y

' 36 /
PLAYFIELD

y

44 y

PUYFIELD

/

’ ®2/
NOT USED

• 60 /'
NOT USED

y

r

' 13- /
PLAYFIELD

/

' 21 /
NOT USED

/

29 /
PLAYFIELD

/

’ 37 /

PUYFIELD

/

'■ 45 y
PUYFIELD

/

■ 53 y
NOT USED

y

» 61 /
NOT USED

y

1

r

' '4/

PLAYFIELD

/

' 22 /
PLAYFIELD

/

' 30 /

PLAYFIELD

y

• 38 /

PLAYFIELD

' 46 /

PUYFIELD

y

' 54 /

NOT USED

y _

• 62 y

NOT USED

y

ri

15 y

PLAYFIELD

'■ 23 /
PLAYFIELD

y

> 31 y
PLAYFIELD

y

► 39 /
PLAYFIELD

y

• 47^
PLAYFIELD

• 55 y

NOT USED

y

’ 63 /’

NOT USED

/

r

16 J

PLAYFIELD

24 J
PLAYFIELD

/ ■

32 J
PLAYFIELD

'40 /

PUYFIELD

y —

48/1

PLAYFIELD

■ 56 />

NOT USED

y —

^64 /
NOT USED

y

S¥ifitch

No.

Function

(Score)

1

Plumb Tilt

2

Ball Roll Tilt

3

Credit Button

4

Right Coin

5

Center Coin

6

Left Coin

7

Slam Tilt

8

High Score Reset

9

Outhole

10

Right Ball Ramp

11

Left Ball Ramp

12

Ball Shooter Trough

13

Lane Change

14

Ramp In Roll Under

15

Ramp out Roll Under

16

Center Left Standup

(100)

17

Standup

(100)

18

Spinner

(100/1000)

19

Orbit In Roll Under

20

Upper Left Standup

(50)

21

Not Used

22

Upper Right Standup

(50)

23

Eject Hole

(5000/Llt Value)

24

Release Target

(1000)

25

"F" Target

(1000)

26

"1" Target

(1000)

27

“R" Target

(1000)

28

"E" Target

(1000)

29

“P" Target

(1000)

30

“O" Target

(1000)

31

-W- Target

(1000)

32

“E" Target

(1000)

33

“R" Target

(1000)

34

“A" Rollover

(1000)

35

“B" Rollover

(1000)

36

“C" Rollover

(1000)

37

“D" Rollover

(1000)

38

Left Outlane

(10,000)

39

Right Outlane

(10,000)

40

Orbit Out Gate

41

Lower Left Jet Bumper

(100/1000)

42

Upper Right Jet Bumper

(100/1000)

43

Upper Left Jet Bumper

(100/1000)

44

Lower Right Jet Bumper

(100/1000)

45

Left Flipper Return Lane

(1000)

46

Right Flipper Return Lane

(1000)

47

Left Kicker

(10)

48

Right Kicker

(10)

49

Playfield Tilt

50

Not Used

51

Not Used

52

Not Used

53

Not Used

54

Not Used

55

Not Used

56

Not Used

57

Not Used

58

Not Used

59

Not Used

60

Not Used

61

Not Used

62

Not Used

63

Not Used

64

Not Used

NOTE: Second value scored when lit

44

Playfield Switch Wiring Diagram

CHAPTER 5 Unique Parts

UNIQUE PARTS

PART NO.

DESCRIPTION

Backbox

31-1146-521

C-9939

Screened Backgalss
Flipper Power Supply Board

Cabinet

C-8500

C-9905

Main Transformer Assembly
Flipper Transformer Assembly

Playf ield

31-1006-521

C-9915-L

C-9916-R

D-9935

12-6625

12-6626

B-9801

12-6628

A-8046

A-9920

A-9268

31-1166-521

B-9743

Screened Playf ield Plastics
Left Flipper Assembly
Right Flipper Assembly
Ball Chute Entrance Ramp
Ball Chute Guide Wire (Upper)

Ball Chute Guide Wire (Lower)

Curved Ball Gate Support Assembly
Curved Ball Gate Wire Assembly
Stationary Target Assembly (Square)
Stationary Target Assembly
w/Playfield Plastic Support
Stationary Target Assembly
Stationary Target Decal
Screened Spinner Target

45