Bally Revenge from mars Pinbal 2000 User manual

16-50070.2-101
April 1999
OPERATIONS MANUAL
L I S T E D
CUS
MANUAL INCLUDES
Operations & Adjustments • Testing & Problem Diagnosis • Parts Information
Wiring Diagrams & Schematics
Williams Electronics Games, Inc., 3401 N. California Avenue, Chicago, IL 60618

SOLENOID TABLE
Sol
No.
Solenoid Function
Fuse
Power
to
Playfield
Power
Wire
Color
Drive
Transistor
Drive
to
Playfield
Drive
Wire
Color
Solenoid Part
Number or
Flasher Type
01
LEFT MARTIAN
F101
J102-1
RED-BRN
Q59
J110-13
VIO-BRN
AE1-26-1500
02
RIGHT MARTIAN
F101
J102-1
RED-BRN
Q60
J110-14
VIO-RED
AE1-26-1500
03
JET EXIT POST
F101
J102-1
RED-BRN
Q61
J110-15
VIO-ORG
AE1-26-1500
04
RIGHT GATE
F101
J102-1
RED-BRN
Q62
J110-16
VIO-YEL
A-14406
05
LEFT GATE
F102
J102-2
RED-BLK
Q63
J110-17
VIO-GRN
A-14406
06
DROP TARGET DOWN
F102
J102-2
RED-BLK
Q64
J110-18
VIO-BLU
SM1-26-600
07
DROP TARGET UP
F102
J102-2
RED-BLK
Q65
J110-19
VIO-BLK
AE1-26-1200
08
RIGHT POPPER
F102
J102-2
RED-BLK
Q66
J110-20
VIO-GRY
AE1-25-1000
09
TROUGH EJECT
F103
J102-3
RED-ORG
Q51
J112-11
BRN-BLK
AE1-26-1500
10
LEFT SLINGSHOT
F103
J102-3
RED-ORG
Q52
J112-12
BRN-RED
AE1-26-1200
11
RIGHT SLINGSHOT
F103
J102-3
RED-ORG
Q53
J112-13
BRN-ORG
AE1-26-1200
12
LEFT JET BUMPER
F103
J102-3
RED-ORG
Q54
J112-14
BRN-YEL
AE1-26-1200
13
RIGHT JET BUMPER
F100
J102-7
RED-YEL
Q55
J112-15
BRN-GRN
AE1-26-1200
14
BOTTOM JET BUMPER
F100
J102-7
RED-YEL
Q56
J112-16
BRN-BLU
AE1-26-1200
15
AUTO PLUNGER
F100
J102-7
RED-YEL
Q57
J112-17
BRN-VIO
AE1-23-800
16
RIGHT LOCKUP
F100
J102-7
RED-YEL
Q58
J112-18
BRN-GRY
AE1-23-800
17
CENTER ARROW FLASHER
F109
J102-8
RED-WHT
Q43
J110-1
BLU-BRN
#906
18
NOT USED
F109
Q44
J110-2
BLU-RED
19
NOT USED
F109
Q45
J110-3
BLU-ORG
20
NOT USED
F109
Q46
J110-4
BLU-YEL
21
NOT USED
F109
Q47
J110-5
BLU-GRN
22
RIGHT POPPER FLASHER
F109
J102-8
RED-WHT
Q48
J110-6
BLU-BLK
#906
23
LEFT ARCH FLASHER
F109
J102-8
RED-WHT
Q49
J110-7
BLU-VIO
#89
24
NOT USED
F109
Q50
J110-8
BLU-GRY
25
RIGHT ARCH FLASHER
F109
J102-8
RED-WHT
Q67
J112-9
BLK-BRN
#89
26
LEFT MARTIAN FLASHER
F109
J102-8
RED-WHT
Q68
J112-10
BLK-RED
#89
27
RIGHT MARTIAN FLASHER
F109
J102-8
RED-WHT
Q69
J112-19
BLK-ORG
#89
28
ATTACK MARS FLASHER
F109
J102-8
RED-WHT
Q70
J112-20
BLK-YEL
#906
Flipper Circuits
33
LOW RIGHT FLIPPER PWR
Q35
J112-1
YEL-GRN
34
LOW RIGHT FLIPPER HOLD
F104
J103-1
RED-GRN
Q36
J112-2
ORG-GRN
FL1-11629
35
LOW LEFT FLIPPER PWR
Q37
J112-3
YEL-BLU
36
LOW LEFT FLIPPER HOLD
F105
J103-2
RED-BLU
Q38
J112-4
ORG-BLU
FL1-11629
37
LOCK DIVERTER POWER
Q39
J112-5
YEL-VIO
38
LOCK DIVERTER HOLD
F106
J103-3
RED-VIO
Q40
J112-6
ORG-VIO
FL1-22241
39
UP/DOWN RAMP POWER
Q41
J112-7
YEL-GRY
40
UP/DOWN RAMP HOLD
F107
J103-4
RED-GRY
Q42
J112-8
ORG-GRY
FL1-11753

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THESE ARE SOME OF THE NEW FEATURES AVAILABLE WITH PINBALL 2000:
GAME PLAY
The video display allows dynamic interactive features.
The video display allows many playfield devices to occupy the same position at different times in the
game.
Video can clearly lead the player through the game, making clear what is happening each time that a
target is hit. You see the result at the point of impact with the ball.
The video 'mechanisms' allow for simpler 'real' mechanisms on the playfield. The result is reduced
service problems.
ELECTRONICS
The backbox contains a commercial motherboard, housed in a PC style case, and a monitor. The
system will become more powerful as new motherboards are introduced.
The Power Driver board is located in the cabinet and is connected to the PC via a standard parallel
printer cable. A laptop or a service computer can use this connection for powerful troubleshooting.
The PINBALL 2000 Power Driver board is secured with two screws and has 17 uniquely keyed
connectors allowing for easy replacement. The WPC-95 Power Driver board, on the other hand, was
secured with nine screws and had 39 connectors.
Each fuse has its own LED indicator.
Blown fuses and burnt out bulbs are shown by built in diagnostics on the video screen.
A PC connector at the coin door allows for advanced diagnostics, (a laptop computer can become a
portable test fixture), data transfer and software updates.
The operator may add a low cost modem to the PC for remote data retrieval, an Internet connection
and software updates. A revenue sharing system could be implemented on this platform.
SOFTWARE UPDATES
There are no EPROMs in the system. Software updates are done using a PC connected to the front
door or via a modem and phone line.
There will be a chip based updated method available for a low-tech customer that is similar to
updating a video game hard drive program.
All software resides in the backbox section. The system has been designed such that the software
can be updated without uncrating the backbox.
CABINET AND BACKBOX FEATURES
The attendant can gain access to playfield through a key-released front molding. Playfield glass may
be removed by location attendant for minor problems) such as trapped balls. Playfield remains
locked by passive latch built into coin door.
Computer Case is an easy pull-out drawer in the backbox. This allows for easy access for
troubleshooting and service. Entire CPU section may be swapped out in 60 seconds.
Backbox locks provides higher security than previous design and secures CPU case for transit.

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CABINET AND BACKBOX FEATURES CONTINUED…
Provision available for CPU case padlock in backbox.
Backglass stores easily over playfield glass and provides reflected image while servicing.
The playfield is at proper playing angle with all leg levelers in their lowest position.
The wiring from the backbox to the cabinet is only a few cables.
Main cable from the cabinet mounted driver board is significantly reduced in length for greater
reliability and lower emissions and interference.
The cover for the Power Driver board is hinged to ensure that it is put back in its protective position
after service is performed.
DCS II sound system delivers stereo sound directly to the player to enhance game excitement without
requiring a high volume level.
CONVERTIBILITY
Operators are able to use the convertibility to rotate their pinball games by moving playfield
and a PC board instead of the entire machine. This is possible because of the ease of
conversion and the way the devices on the bottom of the playfield are protected by the
underside runners.
The playfield has unique runners protecting the parts on the underside of the playfield. These
runners provide the following features:
Installation and removal of the playfield is an easy process requiring little physical strength. This
ease is enhanced due to the main cable's attachment to the cabinet instead of the playfield.
The devices on the bottom of the playfield are naturally protected in the shipment of these kits.
The playfield may be handled and stored outside of the cabinet without fear of damage to the
devices attached to the underside.

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Williams Electronics Games, Inc. reserves the rights to make modifications and
improvements to its products. The specifications and parts identified in this
manual are subject to change without notice.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION 1 - GAME OPERATION & TEST INFORMATION....................................................…… 1-1
Pinball Game Assembly Instructions................................................................................ 1-2
Raising the Playfield......................................................................................................… 1-9
Game Control Locations………………………………………………………………………...1-10
Game Operation………………………………………………………………………………….1-11
Menu System Operation and System Menu......................................................................1-12
Diagnostics……..............................................................................................…… 1-13
Switch Edges Test.........................................................................................… 1-13
Single Switch Test....................................................................................…..... 1-13
DIP Switch Test....................................................................................……......1-13
Solenoid Test..........................................................................................………1-14
Single Lamp Test..........................................................................................…. 1-14
Lamp Row/Column Test................................................................................… 1-14
All Lamps Test………………………………………………………………………..1-14
Video Test……………………………………………………………………………. 1-14
Fuse Check…………………………………………………………………………...1-14
Adjustments....................................................................................................…… 1-15
Audio Adjustments…………………………………………………………………...1-15
System Adjustments…………………………………………………………………1-16
Feature Adjustments…….………………………………………………………….. 1-17
Game Pricing……………..…………………………………………………………. 1-20
High Scores………………………………………………………………………….. 1-20
Bookkeeping.......................................................................................................... 1-21
Main Audits……………......................................................................................1-21
Earning Audits……………………………………………………………………….. 1-21
Standard Audits………......................................................................................1-23
Feature Audits……………………………………………………………………….. 1-23
Histograms....................................................................................…………….. 1-26
Time Stamps………………………………………………………………………….1-26
Earnings Charts………………………………………………………………………1-26
Utilities………......................................................................................................... 1-27
System Information............................................................................................1-27
Show Shell Window...........................................................................................1-27
Set Location I.D..........................................................................................…... 1-28
Update Game Code.......................................................................................... 1-28
Clear Audits....................................................................................……………. 1-28
Clear Coins............................................................................................………. 1-28
Reset High Scores...................................................................................…….. 1-28
Set Clock...........................................................................................…………..1-28
Factory Adjustments......................................................................……………..1-28
Factory Reset......................................................................……………………. 1-28
Install Presets...........................................................……………………………. 1-28
Clear Credits......................................................................……………………...1-29
Copyright 1999 Williams Electronics Games, Inc.

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Section 1 Continued...
Printouts..............................................................................................……………. 1-30
Language..............................................................................................…………… 1-31
Routine Maintenance Information......................................................................................1-32
Service Information………………………………………………………………………………1-32
LED and Fuse List.............................................................................................................1-36
SECTION 2 - GAME PARTS INFORMATION...................................................................…………. 2-1
Cabinet Assembly..........................................................................................................… 2-2
Back Box Assembly……………………………………………………………………………...2-4
Prism PCB Board………………………………………………………………………………...2-5
Power Driver Board Assembly.......................................................................................... 2-6
Audio Amplifier Board Assembly....................................................................................... 2-8
Coin Door Interface PCB Assembly……………………………………………………………2-9
2 Switch Flipper PCB Assembly………………………………………………………………..2-9
Trough IR LED Board Assembly………………………………………………………………. 2-10
Trough IR Photo Transistor Board Assembly…………………………………………………2-10
10-Opto Board Assembly..............................................................................…………….. 2-11
Auto-Fire Board Assembly……………………………………………………………………... 2-12
Ball Trough Assembly Complete………………………………………………………………. 2-13
Right Flipper Assembly…………………….…………………………………………….…….. 2-14
Left Flipper Assembly……………………………………………………………………………2-15
Kicker Assembly...........................................................................……….........…………... 2-16
Skip Ramp Assembly…………………………………………………………………………… 2-17
Popper Assembly……………………………………………………………………………….. 2-18
1-Bank Drop Target Assembly………………………………………………………………….2-19
3-Ball Popper Assembly…………………………………………………………………………2-20
Diverter Mechanism Assembly………………………………………………………………… 2-21
Opto Bracket Assembly………………………………………………………………………… 2-22
Ball Gate Actuator Assembly…………………………………………………………………... 2-22
Up/Down Post Assembly……………………………………………………………………….. 2-23
Ball Catcher Assembly…………………………………………………………………………..2-24
Martian Mechanism Assembly………………………………………………………………….2-25
Jet Coil & Bracket Assembly…….....................................…........................................….. 2-26
Jet Bumper Assembly…….....................................…........................................…………..2-27
Jet Bumper Assembly…….....................................…........................................…………..2-28
Tilt Mechanism Assembly ………………………..……………………………………………. 2-29
Power Control Box Assembly………………………………………………………………….. 2-30
Power Interface/Cordset Application Chart……………………………………………………2-31
Computer Case Assembly………………………………………………………………………2-32
Upper Playfield Ramps…………………………………………………………………………. 2-33
Upper Playfield Parts ……………………………………..……………………………………. 2-34
Lower Playfield Parts…………………………………………………………………………….2-36
Rubber Parts…………………………………………………………………………………….. 2-37
Lamp Matrix A ……………….…………………….……………………………………………. 2-38

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Section 2 Continued...
Lamp Matrix B ………….………………………….……………………………………………. 2-40
Playfield Switches…………….…….…………………………………………………………... 2-42
Solenoids/Flashlamps…………………………………..……………………………………... 2-44
Lamp Matrix A and B…………………………………………………………………………….2-46
Switch Matrix…..………………………………………………………………………………... 2-47
Solenoid Table……………………………………………………………………………………2-48
SECTION 3 - WIRING DIAGRAMS……………………....................................................…………… 3-1
Lamp Matrix A..........................................................................…………………………….. 3-2
Lamp Matrix B and Lamp Matrix Circuit.............................................................................3-3
Switch Matrix, Coin Slot Switches, Diagnostic Switches, Playfield Flipper E.O.S.
Switches, and Cabinet Flipper Switches.……………………….......................................... 3-4
Switch Matrix Circuit, Coin Slot Switch Circuit, and Diagnostic Switch Circuit.....…..........3-5
Playfield Flipper E.O.S. Switch Circuit, and Cabinet Flipper Switch Circuit.......................3-6
Solenoid Table…............................................................................................................…3-7
Solenoid Wiring-Coils………………….………................................................................... 3-8
Solenoid Wiring-Flashlamps……………………………………............................................3-9
Circuit for Solenoids 1 to 16, Circuit for Solenoids 17 to 28.............................................. 3-10
Flipper Coil Circuit……......................................................................................................3-11
Upper and Lower Right Flipper Circuits.............................................................................3-12
Upper and Lower Left Flipper Circuits...............................................................................3-13
2 Switch Flipper Button Assembly..................................................................................... 3-14
10-Opto Switch Board Assembly……………………………………………………………… 3-15
10-Opto Switch Board Schematic……………………………………………………………... 3-16
Ball Trough Infrared LED Board Assembly..................................................……………… 3-17
Ball Trough Infrared Photo Transistor Board Assembly.................................................... 3-18
Wiring Diagram for the Ball Trough Assembly Opto Switches…………………………….. 3-19
Individual LED and Photo Transistor Board Assemblies ……………………………………3-20
Wiring Diagram for Individual Playfield Opto Switches………………………..……………. 3-21
Coin Door Interface Board………..……………………………………………………………. 3-22
Coin Door Interface Board Schematic….……………………..……………………………….3-24
Power Driver Board Interboard Wiring……………………………...…………………….….. 3-25

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ROM Summary
IC
TYPE
BOARD
LOCATION
PART NUMBER
Image
ROM
Prism ROM Daughter Card
U100
5341-16205-00
Image
ROM
Prism ROM Daughter Card
U101
5341-16206-00
Image
ROM
Prism ROM Daughter Card
U102
5341-16207-00
Image
ROM
Prism ROM Daughter Card
U103
5341-16208-00
Image
ROM
Prism ROM Daughter Card
U104
5341-16209-00
Image
ROM
Prism ROM Daughter Card
U105
5341-16210-00
Image
ROM
Prism ROM Daughter Card
U106
5341-16211-00
Image
ROM
Prism ROM Daughter Card
U107
5341-16212-00
Sound
ROM
Prism ROM Daughter Card
U109
5341-16213-00
Sound
ROM
Prism ROM Daughter Card
U110
5341-16214-00

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PINBALL GAME ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
It takes two people to assemble a PINBALL 2000 game.
Do not plug in or switch on power to the cabinet until assembly is complete!
Power: Domestic 120V @ 60Hz Dimensions: Width: 24" approx.
Foreign 230V @ 50Hz Length: 48" approx.
Japan 100V @ 50HZ Height: 73" approx.
Temp: 32°F to 100° F, (0°C to 38°C) Weight: Backbox: 130 LB approx.
Humidity:Not to exceed 95% relative. Cabinet: 230 LB approx.
It is not necessary to open the computer case to assemble a PINBALL 2000 game. However,
should you ever find it necessary to open the case, be sure to replace the computer case cover.
Failure to do so will void FCC, UL and CE compliance, and may cause damage to the PC boards in
the case. The foam lining of the cover holds the PC boards securely in place and protects them
from vibrations that normally occur in a pinball game.
1. Start by removing the playfield from the cabinet. Set the cabinet on a level surface. Unlock and open
the coin door. Pull the yellow lever, (located on the left side of the coin door opening), to the right.
The front molding pops up. Lift the molding from the cabinet. Slide the playfield glass down and lift it
off of the cabinet. See Figure 1.
FIGURE 1
2. Lift the playfield by the support bracket under the bottom arch. Rest the playfield on the top of the
cabinet as shown in Figure 2. Close the coin door.
FIGURE 2

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3. Firmly grasp the playfield and slide it forward (toward you) along the bottom track slide brackets.
Rotate the front of the playfield down and set it on the floor as shown in Figures 3 through 5.
FIGURE 3 FIGURE 4
FIGURE 5
4. Unplug the cables from the bracket on the back of the playfield and pull the playfield away. See
Figure 5, above.
5. The leg levelers, nuts, and leg bolts are among the parts in the cash box. Install a leg leveler and nut
on each of the front and rear legs. Place the cabinet on a support. Using two leg bolts in each leg
attach the front and rear legs to the cabinet. Screw the levelers all the way into the legs. Remove the
cabinet from the support. See Figure 6, below.
!! DO NOT RAISE THE REAR LEGS. !!
FIGURE 6

1-4
6. Next prepare the backbox. Cut the tie-wrap that holds the 9-pin serial cable, the 25-pin parallel cable
and the power/speaker cable to the wood shipping brace. The shipping brace is held in place by two
screws located on the left and right sides of the backbox. Remove the screws and shipping brace
from the backbox. See Figure 7, below.
FIGURE 7
7. Stand the backbox upright. Unlock, unscrew and remove the rear door. Pull the three cables out
through the back door opening and let them hang down the rear of the backbox. Locate the four
mounting bolts, washers and bushings among the parts in the cash box and set them aside. See
Figure 8.
Backbox Assembly
Cabinet Assembly
25-Pin Parallel Cable to
Power Driver Board
9-Pin Serial Cable to
Coin Door Interface
Bracket
Power/Speaker Cable:
2-Pin to Speakers
3-Pin to Power
Ground Strap
FIGURE 8

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8. WITH THE HELP OF ANOTHER PERSON, carefully lift the backbox and set it on the cabinet.
See Figure 9.
FIGURE 9
9. Line up the four mounting holes in the cabinet with the mounting holes in the backbox. Place a
bushing in each of the mounting holes from the inside of the cabinet. Insert a bolt and washer
through the outside of the backbox and into the cabinet in each of the four mounting holes. Tighten
the bolts. See Figure 10 below.
FIGURE 10
CAUTION
FAILURE TO INSTALL the backbox mounting hardware properly can cause personal injury.
!

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10. Slide the three cables back inside the backbox and connect them. Do not force cables onto
connectors, they should plug in easily. See Figure 8, on page 1-4 to identify the cables. Route each
cable through the unused plastic clamps attached to the inside of the cabinet.
Plug the 9-pin serial cable into the bracket near the coin door and screw it securely in place (see
Figure 11 below). Plug the 25-pin parallel cable into the Power Driver board at J100 and screw it
securely in place. The power/speaker cable has two connectors, a 2-pin connector for the speakers
and a 3-pin connector for power. Plug the speaker cable connector into the 2-pin connector near the
speakers, and plug the power cable connector into the 3-pin isolation tap from the transformer, which
is also located near the speakers. Be sure to match the wire colors on the speaker and power
cables.
Coin Door Interlock
Switch Assembly
A-23024
FIGURE 11
The last cable to attach is the ground strap. The ground strap is located in the rear of the cabinet
(see Figure 8 on page 1-4 for ground strap location). Reach through the rectangular hole and pull the
ground strap up. Remove the wing nut from the ring lug located to the left of the rectangle hole. Slip
the ground strap loop over the ring lug and secure it in place with the wing nut. Replace and lock the
backbox rear door. Replacing the screws is optional.
11. Lean the playfield against the cabinet front and plug the cables back into the rear bracket.
12. Carefully, lift the playfield from the front and tip the back of it onto the slides. Slide it back into the
cabinet. Be sure that the cables at the back of the playfield are not kinked.
13. Rest the front of the playfield on the top of the cabinet as you did in Step 2. Open the coin door.
Lower the playfield all the way into the cabinet. Close and lock the coin door.
14. Be sure the required number of balls is installed.
15. Replace the playfield glass. Be sure that the PINBALL 2000 logo is in the lower left corner. See
Figure 12 below. Snap the front molding securely into place. Close and lock the coin door.
FIGURE 12

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16. The level is located on the right shooter rail. This allows the playfield pitch angle to be properly
adjusted WITHOUT REMOVING THE GLASS. The first line, (closest to the front of the game), on the
level is approximately 6 degrees. Every line thereafter is approximately another 1/2 degree of pitch.
The recommended pitch is 6-1/2 degrees. The NOSE of the bubble should be between the first and
second line on the level. See Figure 13.
6.5° Indicator
Bubble
FIGURE 13
17. Move the game into the desired location. Adjust the leg levelers so that the playfield pitch is the
recommended 6-1/2 degrees. This places the game in a FIXED position. Begin by screwing the leg
levelers all the way into the legs. If the floor is level, the cabinet is designed to position the playfield
at exactly at 6-1/2 degrees with the levelers as shown in Figure 1. From this position continue to
adjust the levelers to compensate for an uneven or pitched floor. On carpeting, the game must be
allowed to settle overnight. Check the level and pitch again the next day. See Figure 14.
Correct starting
position
Raise levelers
only to compensate
for uneven floors
FIGURE 14
IMPORTANT!
Playfield pitch angle can affect the operation of the plumb bob tilt. The plumb bob weight is among the
parts in the cash box. After completion of the desired playfield pitch angle setting, the operator should
install the weight and adjust this tilt mechanism for proper operation. The unit is factory installed for a 6-
1/2 degree angle. If an adjustment is necessary, loosen the screw at the bottom of the unit. Move the
pointer, one grove at a time to the left or the right, depending on the degree desired. Hold the pointer in
place and tighten screw.

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18. Plug the line cord into the game cabinet. Match the prongs on the plug with the holes in the
receptacle, and push the line cord securely into place. See Figure 15.
FIGURE 15
19. Move the game into the desired location. Adjust the leg levelers so that the playfield pitch is the
recommended 6-1/2 degrees. This places the game in a FIXED position.
20. If a padlock is desired, install the security bar as shown below in Figure 16.
FIGURE 16
21. Plug the game into a properly grounded outlet.
CAUTION
After assembly and installation at its site location, this game must be plugged into a properly
grounded outlet to prevent shock hazard, and to assure proper game operation. DO NOT use a
'cheater' plug to defeat the ground pin. DO NOT cut off the ground pin.
22. POWERING UP. With the coin door closed, plug the game in and switch it on. In normal operation
the game performs Start-up Tests. Once the Start-up tests have been successfully completed, the
game enters the Attract mode.
23. IMPORTANT: Fill out and return the registration card.
!