Bally OE14 User manual

GAME NO. OE14
f_o.fm No. OE14-00300-0100
Operating
Manual
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THIS GAME MUST BE GROUNDED. FAILURE TO DO SO MAY
RESULT IN DESTRUCTION TO ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS.
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accordance with the instruction manual, may cause interference
to radio communications. It has been tested and
found to comply with the limits
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which are designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference when operated in a commercial
environment. Operation
of this equipment in a residential area is likelytocause interference in which case the userat
his own expense will be required to take whatever measures may be required to correct the interference.
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MOTORDOME
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION 1
INSTALLATION AND GENERAL GAME OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS
• DESCRIPTION
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I. INSTALLATION ..................................... , .. , , , , , , , .. , . . ...... , ... 1-1
II. GENERAL GAME OPERATION, . , , ......... , ... ,. , ................................... 1-1
III. TAILORING & TESTING THE GAME. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ......... . ......... 1-2
IV. KEYBOARD GAME ADJUSTMENTS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , .......... 1-3
V. RECOMMENDED 3 & 5 BALL REGISTER OPTION SETTINGS . . . . . . .. . ................ 1-5
VI. TROUBLESHOOTING ON LOCATION. . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... , . . . . . . .1-6
VII. SOLENOID & SWITCH IDENTIFICATION TABLES. . ............................ 1-9
VIII. ROUTINE MAINTENANCE ON LOCATION .... . .. , . . . . . . .. ..... . .......... 1-10
IX. SWITCH ASSEMBLY ADJUSTMENTS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........... 1-10
X. SERVICE HINTS ............................................. , . . . . . . . ......... 1-10
XI. MOTORDOME FEATURE OPERATION AND SCORING ............................... , ..... 1-14
SECTION 2
COMPONENT LAYOUTS, SCHEMA1"ICS &WIRING DIAGRAMS
DESCRIPTION
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6803 PINBALL MODULE P.C.B. COMPONENT LAYOUT ..................................... 2-1 - 2-2
6803 PINBALL MODULE P.C.s. -SCHEMATIC . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . ................................ 2-3
PINBALL TURBO CHEAP SQUEAK P.C.B. -COMPONENT LAYOUT ................... , ......... 2-4 - 2-6
DUAL DISPLAY P.C.B. -COMPONENT LAYOUT .................. , ........................ 2-8 - 2-10
6803 CONTROL BOARD P.C.B. -COMPONENT LAYOUT ................................... 2-12 -2-15
6803 CONTROL BOARD P.C.B. -SCHEMATIC ......................................... , .2-16 -2-17
PINBALL TURBO CHEAP SQUEAK
P.C.B. -SCHEMATIC ............ . ............ 2-7
DUAL DISPLAY P.C.B. -SCHEMATIC. . . . . .. ......... . ........... 2-11
WIRING DIAGRAM -CABINET
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WIRING DIAGRAM -PLAYFIELD ................................ , ........................ 2-18
WIRING DIAGRAM -BACKBOX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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EPROM LIST. . . .. .................. . .......................... INSIDE BACK COVER

BLOCK DIAGRAM-ELECTRONIC PINBALL GAME
->
SOUND
MODULE KEYBOARD
INPUTS
DISPLAY 6803
DRIVER CONTROLLER
MODULES MODULE
6803
POWER
MODULE
DETACHING OF PIN-GAME BACK BOX
When the back box is in an up-right positon and
the 3/8" hold-down bolts are removed, the back
box can
be removed from the main cabinet by
lifting the right cornerofthe back box (about3/4")
and pulling it slightly towards you. Now both
hinges are disengaged and the back box can
be
removed.

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SECTION 1
Installation and General
Game Operation Instructions
I. INSTALLATION
First, bolt legs to cabinet. Second, feed line cord between back box and cabinet then lift the back box and
secure with bolts. Insertthe smaller ball
(15/16/1 dia.) into the ball tilt assembly, and adjustthe bracket so the ball
will roll free to the contact switch blade, if the front ofthe cabinet is raised.
On all games these are certain items that should be checked after shipment.
1. Check that ali cable connectors are completely seated on printed circuit assemblies.
2. Check that all cables are clear of moving parts.
3. Check for wires that may have been disconnected.
4. Check switches for loose solder or other foreign material that may have come loose in shipment and
could cause shorting of contacts.
5. Check coils for prOper soldering. Cold solder connections may not show up in factory inspection,
but vibration
in shipment may break contact.
6.\ Check that fuses are firmly seated and making good contact.
7. Check and adjust the plumb bob tilt on the left side ofthe cabinet.
8. Check wiring of the plug on the transformer to correspond to location Voltage.
115 VAC 2-8,3-6,7-10
120 VAC 2-8, 4-6, 7-11
220 VAC 4-8, 7-9
240
VAC 4-8,7-11
9. Place ball into playfield by outhole (or balls ifthe game requires more than one ball).
10. Plug in line cord.
II, GENERAL GAME OPERA1'ION
Move the ON/OFF switch at the bottom right front corner of the cabinet to "ON" position. Th.e game will playa
power-up sequence and reset the drop targets. If any switches are stuckthey will be displayed at this time. After
a short delay "1-4 can play" will indicate that the game is ready to
play. The game should accept the coin and
post the appropriate credits. Pressing the credit button on the cabinet will cause the outhole kicker to serve the
ball to the shooter alley. A game-up sequence is played to announce play-readiness.
Each time the credit button is pressed it'posts one player and the credits are reduced by one.
Shooting the ball initiates
play.
The game awards all pOints earned by the player. If a spinner is turned and scoring when the ball hits a target,
the spinner and the target scores are awarded.
When the ball enters the outhole, the bonus score is added to the total score. The player-up
and/or ball in play
is advanced one position. The outhole kicker serves the ball to the shooter alley and play is resumed. This
continues until each player has played the allowable number
of balls per game. At this time a random Match
number appears. If the number is the same as the last two digits in a player's score, a free game is awarded.
Extra balls won during the course
of the game are played immediately after the player's regular ball enters the
outhole. The player-up
and/or ball in play are not advanced for extra score before the game serves the extra
ball for
play.
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, Slamming the machine results
In loss of the game. This causesall feature lightsto go out, the game goes "dead"
I and a time delay occurs.This
occurs anytime either one ofthe slam switchesmake contact. This isto discourage
unnecessary abuse to the game. After the delay,
"1 to 4 can play" Is'dlsplayed followed by the power-up
sound sequence.
Any number
of slam switches could be installed by the operator, to meet his individual requirement. The switch
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to have approximately 1116" gap between the contacts. The weighted blade should be
adjusted to attain the desired sensitivity. Decreasing the gap between contacts will make the switch more
sensitive.
9pening the gap will reduce sensitivity.
1 If at the end
of the game either the "High Score to Date" is beaten or If the acore Is over 10,000,000 free games
will be awarded according to the "High Score to Date" register setting.
Tilting the game results in loss
of a ball. Bonus points are not scored. The flippers, thumper bumpers, etc.
gQ 'dead'. The purpose of the tilt penalty is to discourage the player from Jostling the machine In an attempt
to,JDrolong play. Game action becomes normal after the ball kiCKer assembly serves the ball to the shooter alley.
NOTE: These aregeneral instructions. Therefore, If a spinner or Drop Target is not used on your specific pinball
game,
p'1.~aSEi disregard any operating instructions related to these devices.
III. TAILORING & TESTING THE GAME
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INTRODUCTION
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We at BallylMldway are very proud to Introduce our new system which not only provides more Information to
the operator but it alsp communicates with the player thru the use of alphanumerics.
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our aim to design a system which could be used without a manual. This will come to lightthe moment you
j press the Self-test button and the displays come to life with their messages
of assistance. This allows you
to change game features, awardsand threshold settingsand monitorspecific speCial awards, game percentand
l Income just by reading what Is displayed. The registers are
now described with useful titles such as "Book-
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or "Self-Testing:'
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If you've ever changed the replay thresholds on a machine and you forgot to change the replay card because
you were distracted by a customer, listen to this: lilt will never happen again'" For when you change this replay
threshold to 2,000,000
In "Percent Options" the corresponding message; "Flrst Replay at 2,000,000" will be
displayed
on Game Over.
OPERATION
The keyboard is located on the right inside wall of the game near the front door. The cable Is long enough,
sothatoncethe keyboard is removed, itmaybeoperatedfrom outsidethe machine. Note:The keypad ismounted
with a
114" Hex screw for shipping purposes.
1. Press the Test button located on the front door. This tells the processor to do the following;
A. It checks the switches wired in parallel with the keypad. If any switches are closed the game automatically
jumps to Stuck Switch
Test and displays a stuck switch message.
B. If there were no stuck switches you will be welcomed with "Sally's Testing Is Easy As ABC~'
2. When appropriate heading appears on backglass display, press "Enter" on keypad once.
Within each heading, there are categories which are operator selectable. When the appropriate category
appears on the backglass display. press
"Enter" once to access that category.
3. Set
your registers with keypad,:
4. Press "Enter" again to advance to next category setting. Press "CLR" to re-start Self-Test. Press "Game"
to lock-in option settings. .
STEPPING THROUGH
To choose a categoryquickly once the Test Mode has been selected justuse the "Pi' button to step to the desired
category. If you pass by the category you desired, use the
"S" button to back-up to the appropriate position.
Once you read the category desired, press the "ENTER" button to select that topiC. The display will now show
the first item
in that category.
Again, use the "Pi' and
"B" buttons to quickly step to the item you wish to look at or change. The "Pi' button
allows you to step to the end
of a category and then out to the next category. The "B" button allows you
to step backwards in the same manner. Please note: When in the Self-Test category, the display will cycle
automatically from one test to the next. Because the "Pi',
"B", and "C" buttons are used for different functions
in this category. They cannot be used to step from one test to another properly.
To exit a test in th~s category
just press the ENTER button & step to the next test.
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IV. GAME REGISTERS & OPl"IONS
• BOOKKEEPING DATA
• Total
Coins Number of coins thru chutes 1, 2, & 3
Game Percent Percentage
of replays
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Coins Chute 1 # of coins thru chute 1
Coins Chute 2 #
of coinsthru chute 2
Coins Chute 3 # of coins thru chute 3
Bonus Credits Number of Sonus Credits Given
Total Plays
Number of plays both paid and replays
Total Replays
Number of awarded games
Service Meter Total # of service credits
Game Credits Current game
credits-Enter 0 thru 5 Added to Service Meter
I I\lot
added to current Game Credits.
Special Meter Total #
of Playfield Specials awarded
Clear Sooking
To clear bookkeeping press "65" then "Enter"
I SELF-TESTING
Single Lamp
Steps one lamp at a time, and Connector I.D.
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"PC to advance, "s" to backup, and "c" to cycle
All Lamps All lamps light alternately, 1st "Pi' phase then "s"
Display
Steps thru alphanumeric character set
I Solenoid Fires
one driver at a time, and Displays Driver and Connector I.D.
Single Solenoid Fires
one driver at at time. Press A for same solenoid
S for next
Sound Plays game sounds·
Game Rom I.D. Displays your Rom or Roms !.D.
Switch Test Displays stuck switch by description
PRESS TEST SUnON ON DOOR TO EXIT SWITCH TEST
PERCENT DATA VALUES
Game Percent Percentage
of replays
Total Plays
Number of plays both paid and replays
Game Time Total
number of minutes
Total Replays Total
number of replays
Threshold 1 #
of times the first.threshold was beaten
Threshold 2 #
of times the second threshold was beaten
Threshold 3 #
of times the third threshold was beaten
HiScore Seaten Total
number of times the high score was beaten
Free Salls #
of extra balls that were awarded
Solt Special #
of Specials awarded by the Solt Target
PERCENT OPl-IONS
Threshold 1 Enter 0 thru 9,999,999; sets award level
and display
Threshold 2 Enter 0 thru 9,999,999; sets award level
and display
Threshold 3 Enter 0 thru 9,999,999; sets award level
and display
Highest Score Enter 0 thru 9,999,999; sets
the HiScore replay level
BASIC OPl"ION VALUES
I Credit Limit Enter 1 thru
40
I Salls per Game Enter 1 thru 5
Tresh Mode
Enter 0 thru 3; 0=0, 1=Points, 2=Extra Sail, 3=Replay
Special Mode
Enter 0 thru 3; 0=0, 1=Points, 2=Extra Sail, 3=Replay
I HiScore
Mode
Enter 0 thru 3; 0=0, 1=1 Replay, 2=2 Replays, 3=3 Replays
Sound Mode
Enter 0 thru 3; O=Chimes wlo background, 2=Sounds wlo background
1 =Chimes with background, 3=Sounds with background
German Prize
German Meter
I Match
Option
Enter 0 or 1; 0 disables match, 1 enables match
Credit Display Enter 0
or 1; O=No credits displayed, 1 =Displayed credits
No Limit Replays Enter 0
or 1; O=Only 1 award per game, 1 =More than 1 per game
Free Play Enter 0
or 65; O=Coins, 65=Free Play
Slingshot Enter 0
or 1; O=No slingshots, 1 =slingshots
Tilt Warning Enter 0 thru 3; O=No warning, 1 =1,2=2,3=3
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FEATURE OPTIONS
Reset Factory Enter 65 for factory selected scores and features
Center Arrow Enter 0 thru 7; This entry controls the number
of spotted letters in "MILLION"
by the center arrow target
Skill Levels
I II III
1= 1 spot 1 spot 1 spot
2= 2 spots 1 spot 1 spot
3= 2 spots 2 spots 1 spot
4= 3 spots 2 spots 1 spot
5= 3 spots 2 spots 2 spots
6= 3 spots 3 spots 2 spots
7= 3 spots 3 spots 3 spots
Left Spinner Enter 0 thru 1; O=No Memory 1
=Memory
D.T. Timer Enter 0 thru 3; For Drop Target Reset Control (Level
III)
0= 9 sec. 1=15 sec. 2=21 sec. 3=27 sec.
Level 3 Timer Enter 0 thru 3; For reset timer control on feature lights
0=10 sec. 1
=20 sec. 2=20 sec. 3=30 sec.
Level 1 Gate Enter 0 thru 4; O=Conservative 1=Moderate 2=Medium
3=Easy 4=Liberal
Level 2 Gate Enter 0 thru 4; O=Conservative 1=Moderate 2=Medium
3=Easy 4=Liberal
Top Lanes Enter 0 thru 1; O=No memory on
R.P.M. 1 =Memory
Right Ramp Enter 0 thru 3;
"Spot" Light
Skill Level
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O=spots at 5K 5K 5K
1
=spots at 3K 5K 5K
2=spots at 1K 3K 5K
3=spots at 500 1K 3K
Bolt Targets Enter 0 thru 1; O=No Memory on the
bolt targets 1 =Memory
Center Targets Enter 0 thru 1; O=No Memory on the center target 1
=Memory
PRICING OPTIONS
Chute 1 Options
XX coin for yy credit; Coins (xx) will flash first. Enter 1 thru 99 coins. Then credits (yy) will flash.
Enter 1thru credit limit. Then coins will flash again either press Enter ifthe values
are correct
or repeat the data entry.
Chute 1 Bonus; Enter 0 thru 40; O=No Bonus Credit
1 thru
40 sets the number of credits at which 1 Bonus Credit will be awarded.
Chute 2 Options
XX coin for yy credit; Coins (xx) will flash first. Enter 1 thru 99 coins. Then credits (yy) will flash.
Enter 1thru credit limit. Then coins will flash again either press Enter
if the values
are correct or repeat the data entry.
Chute 2 Bonus; Enter 0 thru 40; O=No Bonus Credit
1 thru
40 sets the number of credits at which 1 Bonus Credit will be awarded.
Chute 3 Options
XX coin for yy credit; Coins"xx) will flash first. Enter 1 thru 99 coins. Then credits (yy) will flash.
Enter 1thru credit limit. Then coins will flash again either press Enter if the values
are correct
or repeat the data entry.
Chute 3 Bonus; Enter 0 thru 40; O=No Bonus Credit
1 thru 40 sets the number
of credits at which 1 Bonus Credit will be awarded.
Example:
To set Coin Chute 1 for 3 credits/2 Coins with no credits on the first coin;
Enter
02 Coin for 03 Credit Chute
Chute 1 Bonus
00
To set it for 3 Credits/2 Coins with one credit delivered on the 1st coin and 2 credits delivered on the second.
Enter
01 Coin for 01 Credit
Chute 1 Bonus 02
If all 3 Chute Options and Bonus Registers are set the same, then all Chutes will work "together."

v. RECOMMENDED 3 & 5 BALL OPTION SETTINGS
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3-BALL
5-BALL
Special Mode
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Match Option 1 1
High Score
Mode 3 3
1st replay at 2,000,000 4,000,000
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5,000,000 7,000,000
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Special
Mode
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Match Option 0 o
High Score Mode
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1st Extra Ball at 2,000,000 4,000.000
2nd Extra Ball at 5,000,000 7,000,000
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Special Mode 1 1
Match Option 0 o
High Score Mode
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I HIGH GAME TO DATE (reset periodically)
3-BALL
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........................... 8,000,000
FEATURE OPTIONS
REGISTER
CENTER ARROW
LEFT SPINNER
DROP TARGET TIMER
LEVEL 3 TIMER
LEVELl GATE
LEVEL II GATE
TOP LANES
RIGHT RAMP
BOLT TARGETS
CENTER TARGETS
In Basic Options:
SLINGSHOT
llLT WARNING
MOTORDOME OPTION SETTINGS
3-BALL
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VI. TROLIBLESHOOTING ON LOCATION
SYMPTOM: WON'T POWER UP
Game does not play power-up tune when power is turned on. General illumination is present.
ACTION:
A. Check Fuses.
B. Turn power OFF. Open back box. Locate light emitting diode (LED) on Control Board.
C. Turn powerON. LED mustflash 9X to indicatethat the module is good. Correct sequence is flash-pause-flash
and then seven more flashes and
LED goes out.
D. If LED does not come on or does not flash, or flashes, but less than 9X, turn off power. Check fuses. If fuses
are good, replace Control Board.
CAUTION: Replacement Control Board must have same Part Number
or incorrectoperation will result! See Parts
List for Control Board.
Turn power
ON.
E. Ifgame is correct, it is now ready for play. Ifgame is notcorrect, contactthe Bally-Midway service department.
SYMPTOM: LAMPS
One or some switched lamps always
ON or not all feature lamps tight during play.
ACTION:
A. With power ON, open front door. Select SELF TEST-Lamp Tests with keyboard. If game is correct all feature
lamps flash
ON and OFF.
B. Carefully raise playfield or open back box to gain access to lamps.
C. Replace bulbs that do notflash.
D. If game is correct, it is now ready for play.
E. If game is not correct, turn power OFF. Replace Control Board. Turn power ON and repeat A.
F. If game is correct, it is now ready for play. If game is not correct, contact Bally-Midway service department.
SYMPTOM: DISPLAYS
I. Display digits improper on one or several, but less than all Display Driver Module(s). Improper: One or several
segments always
OFF, digits mottled or several segments or digit(s) always ON.
ACTION:
A. With power ON, open front door. Select SELF TEST-Display Test with keyboard. If the game is correct,each
digit on each Display displays the count 0 through 9 and alphabet in all 7 digit positions. Note defective
Display Driver modules.
B. Turn power OFF.
WARNING: High Voltage is supplied to the Display Driver Modules, from the Power Module. Wait 30 seconds
for High Voltage to Bleed Off.
C. Replace Display Driver module(s). Turn power ON. Repeat A.
D. If game is correct, it is now ready for play. Ifgame is not correct contact Bally-Midway service department.
II. All displays improper. Improper: Digit(s) always on or off/segment(s) always on or off, all displays.
ACTION:
A. With power ON, open front door. Select SELF TEST-Display Test with keyboard. If the game is correct, each
digit on each Display displays the count 0 through 9 and alphabet in all 7 digit positions. Note defective
Display Driver modules.
B. Replace Control Board. Turn power ON. Repeat A.
CAUTION: Replacement Control Board must have samePart Number or incorrect operation will result! See Parts
List for Control Board. \
C. If game is correct, it is now ready to play. If game is not corr~{:t, contact Bally-Midway service department.
III. One or several displays always off.
ACTION:
A. With power ON, open front door. Select SELF TEST-Display Test with keyboard. If the game is correct, each
digit on each Display displays the count 0 through 9 and alphabet in all 7 digit positions. Note defective
Display Driver modules.
B. Turn power OFF.
C. Replace Display Driver module(s). Turn power ON. Repeat A.
D. If game is correct, it is now ready for play. Ifgame is not correct contact Bally-Midway service department.

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SYMPTOM: SOLENOIDS
I. One or more solenoids do not pull-in during course of game.
ACTION:
A. With
power ON, open front door. Select SELF TEST-Solenoid Test with keyboard.
B. Ifgame was correct, each solenoid would be energized. The Solenoid name
appears with the DriverQ N,umber
and
connector jack and pin numbers. (NOTE: If most of the Playfield Solenoids DO NOT operate, check the
Playfield Fuse
to see if it is blown. It is generally found near the Flipper Assemblies.)
C. Carefully lift the playfield (or open the
back box) to gain access to the solenoid. Turn power OFF. Inspect
the solenoid.
D. If a lead is broken off, repair. Repeat A & B. If game is correct, it is now ready for play. If solenoid wiring
was correct, turn power OFF.
E. Replace Control Board. See CAUTION NOTE.
CAUTION: Replacement Control Board must have same Part Number or incorrect operation will result! See Parts
List for Control Board.
F. Repeat A & B. If game is correct, it is not ready to play. If game is not correct, turn power OFF.
G. Replace Sound Module AS.
H. Repeat A & B. If game is correct, it is now ready to play. If game is not correct, contact the Bally-Midway
service department.
II. Solenoid(s) always energized. NOTE: If impulse solenoids (ball ejects, slingshots, thumper-bumpers, etc.)
are energized continuously. they are subject
to damage. Limit troubleshooting to one minute with power ON,
followed by five minutes with power OFF. Repeat as necessary. Replace damaged solenoids. (NOTE: When
troubleshooting Playfie/d Solenoid Circuits, be advised that a constantly energized Solenoid
(I.e. Thumper-
Bumper) will
blow the Playfield Fuse in a few seconds. To avoid replacing the Fuse repeatedly, troy to isolate
the faulty Solenoid Circuit
as soon as the game power switch is flipped ON.)
ACTION:
A. With power
ON, open front door. Select SELF TEST-Solenoid Test with keyboard.
B. If game was correct, each solenoid would be energized.The Solenoid name appears with the DriverQ Number
and connector jack and pin numbers. (NOTE: IF most of the Playfield Solenoids DO NOT operate, check the
Playfield Fuse
to see if it is blown. It is generally found near the Flipper Assemblies.)
C. Carefully lift the playfield (or open the
back box) to gain access to the solenoid. Turn power OFF. Inspect
the solenoid. .
D.lf a lead is broken off, repair. Repeat A & B. If game is correct, it is now ready for play. If Solenoid wiring
was correct, turn power
OFF.
E. Replace Control Board.
CAUTION: ReplacementControl Board
must have same Part Number or incorrect operation will result! See Parts
List on Control Board.
F.. Repeat A & B. Ifgame is correct, it is now ready to play. If game is not correct, turn power OFF.
G. Replace Sound Module AS.
H. Repeat A & B. If game is correct, it is now ready to play. If game is not correct contact the Bally-Midway
service department.
SYMPTOM: NO SOUND
ACTION:
A. With
power ON, open front door. Select SELF TEST-Sound Test with the keyboard.
B. Turn volume control
clockwise to Max.
C.lf correct, sound will be heard. If incorrect, try seating speaker lead connector (J2) and input connector (J1).
D. If correct, sound will be heard. If incorrect, contact the Bally-Midway service department.
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Feature (Drop Targets. Stand-up, etc.) does not score.
ACTION:
A. With power ON, open front door. Select SELF TEST-Switch Test with the keyboard.
B. Ifthe game iscorrect, "All Switches Open" is displayed. Otherwise, the name of the switch(es) will be displa\
with
jack and pin numbers.
C. Carefully lift the playfield. Locate the switch assembly identified from the display. Visually inspect the SWf
assembly. If the contacts are stuck, re-gap them to 1/16". Repeat A & B. Ifthe game is correct, it is now reE
to play. If the game is not correct, turn power OFF.
D. Replace Control Board.
CAUTION: Replacement Control Board musthave same Part Number or incorrectoperation will result! See Pa
List for Control Board.
E. Repeat A & B. If game is correct, it is now ready to play. If game is not correct, contact the Bally-Midv
service department.
GAME: MOTORDOME PINBALL &
FUTURE GAMES
SUBJECT: 6803 CONTROL BOARD
POWER UP TEST SEQUENCE
The following isan abbreviated self-test routine for the 6803 Control Board used in Motordome and future pinbs
1st Flash -(U6) Determine if the internal
RAM is good. (6803)
2nd Flash -(U2) Checks to see if the program ROM is good (27128)
3rd Flash - (U3) Checks to see if the program ROM is good (27128)
4th Flash -(U4) Checks the C-MOS
RAM. (6116P-3)
5th Flash -
(U8) Tests PIAO (6821)
6th Flash - (U7) Tests PIA 1 (6821)
7th Flash -
(U6) Checks the internal display interrupt generator (6803) 1
8th Flash -(U12 & U8) Verifies operation of the phase B switched ill. voltage. NOTE: F5 fuse on the poi
Module provides the phase B signal to the Control Board. (U12, 14584) (U8, 6821) , 1
9th Flash - (Ul, U11 &U12) Verifies operation ofthe Phase Aswitched ill. voltage. NOTE: F4 fuse on the ~
Module provides the phase A signal to the Control Board. (U1, 6803) (U11, 4011) (U12, 145
The following is an abbreviated self-testroutine forthe 6809 Sound Board used in Motordome and future pin
1st Flash -
(U7) Determine if the external ROM is good.
2nd Flash -(U6) Checks to see if the external RAM is good. I
3rd Flash -(U8) Checks the PIA. (68B21) i
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FIGURE I
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MOTORDOME
SOLENOID IDENTIFICATION TABLE
SELF 0
TEST #
SEQUENCE
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12 .
BRIGHT LIGHTS RIGHT
13
RESERVED FOR GERMAN
14
OUTHOLE
15
KNOCKER
16
LEFT GATE
17
RIGHT GATE
18
MIDDLE GATE
19
FLIPPER (BACKBOX)
SWITCH ASSEMBLY IDENTIRCATION TABLE
SWITCH 0
SELF
TEST # DESCRIPTION
I SEQUENCE
1 SHOOTER LANE
2 SINGLE DROP TARGET
3 SAUCER LEFT
4 SAUCER RIGHT
5 FLIPPER LEFT (CABINET)
6 CREDIT (CABINET)
7 FLIPPER RIGHT (CABINET)
8 OUTHOLE
9 COIN RIGHT (DOOR)
10 COIN LEFT (DOOR)
11 COIN MIDDLE (DOOR)
12 OUTLANE LEFT
13 OUTLANE RIGHT
14 SLAM
15 TILT (CABINET)
16 LEFT ALLEY
17 SPINNER LEFT
18 RAMP SWITCH
19 NOT USED
20 RETURN LANE LEFT
21 RETURN LANE RIGHT
22 TOP LANE "R"
23 TOP LANE "P"
24 TOP LANE "M"
25 THUMPER BUMPER LEFT
26 THUMPER BUMPER MIDDLE
27 THUMPER BUMPER RIGHT
28 SLINGSHOT LEFT
29 SLINGSHOT RIGHT
30 CENTER TARGET
31 LEFT ARROW TARGET
32 RIGHT ARROW TARGET
33 TARGET #1 (BOTTOM)
34 TARGET #2
35 TARGET Jt3
36 TARGET #4 (TOP)
, NOTE: SEQUENCE NUMBERS SHOWN HERE ARE
USED AS AN AID IN LOCATING FAULTY SOL-
ENOID
OR SWITCH USING DRAWING ON
FOLLOWING PAGE.
VECTOR SHOWING FOR LEFT EJECT SAUCER.
VECTOR SHOWING FOR RIGHT EJECT SAUCER.
BALL SHOULD EXIT AS SHOWN.
SOLENOID IDENTIFICATION
THUMPER BUMPER LEFT
THUMPER BUMPER MIDDLE
THUMPER BUMPER RIGHT
SLINGSHOT LEFT
SLINGSHOT RIGHT
SAUCER LEFT
SINGLE'DROP TARGET
SAUCER RIGHT
BRIGHT LIGHTS TOP
BRIGHT LIGHTS MIDDLE
BRIGHT LIGHTS LEFT
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VIII. ROUTINE MAINTENANCE ON LOCATION:
Atter successful completion of the Self Diagr.lostic Test Procedure, set the game up for play. Exercise each
roll·over, thumper bumper, slingshot, etc" by hand until each switch assembly on the playfield has been checked
for proper operation. If actuating a switch assembly results in intermittent or no response, clean contacts by
gently cloSing them on a clean business card or piece of paper and wiping until they wipe clean. Re·gap, it
necessary, to 1/16". Do not burnish or file Gold Plated Switch Contacts. I
IX. SWITCH ASSEMBLY ADJUSTMENTS:
GENERAL:
All switch assemblies consist of leaf springs, contacts, separators, plastic tubing and screws to hold them to the I
mounting surface. Before attempting to adjust a switch assembly, make sure that these screws are tight. If not,
tighten screw closest to the contact end ofthe leaf spring first. This will prevent the assembly from being secured
in such a manner that the leaf springs tend to fan out. In general, all leaf springs are adjusted for a 1/16"
gap in the open position and .010" oveHravel or wipe in the closed position. All contacts should be in good I
condition. Unless otherwise instructed, they should be dry or non-lubricated.
All contacts should be free of dust
and
dirt Contacts, with the exception of the flipper button switch assemblies are plated to resist corrosion.
Filing or burnishing breaks the finish and encourages corrosion. Clean by closing the contacts over a clean I
piece of paper
(e.g. a lintfree business card) and wiping gently until the contacts are clean. For the flipper button
switch assemblies
ONLY: Tarnish can be removed with a contact file followed by burnishing tool. Severely pitted
contacts must be placed and adjusted only when they are found to be a source of game malfunction. I
X. SERVICE HINTS:
The Bally playfleld has an improved tuff-coat finish with excellent wearing properties. Life expectancy of the I
playfield as well as play appeal, can be extended by periodic cleaning.
DO: Bally recommends you clean your playfleld with Wildcat #125 (Wildcat Chemical Co. 1349East Seminary Drive;
Fort Worth, Texas 76115; Phone [phone]). Wildcat #125 Is a combination cleaner'and polish. Bally has I
tried and tested this product and found
It to be very effective. If Wildcat #125 is not available, Bally suggests
you ask your distributor to order
it. Inspect and hand polish the ball in a clean cloth. A chipped ball must
be replaced. It can ruin the finish on the playfield in a short period of time. I
DON'T:
Use water in large quahtities, highly caustic cleaners, abrasive cleaners and cleaning pads on the
playfield, or allow a wax
or polish build up. Waxes yellow with age and spoil appeal.
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29
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FIGURE II
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PANEL TOP PARTS (Without Ramps)
1. THUMPER BUMPER ASSY.
A967-00053-0000
2. SLINGSHOT KICKER A967 -00059~0000
ASSY.
3. FLIPPER ASSY. SINGLE AO 70-00022-0200
sw. LF.
4. FLIPPER ASSY. DOUBLE A070-00023-0200
Sw. LF.
5. FLIPPER ASSY. SINGLE A070-00022-0100
Sw. RT.
6. FLIPPER ASSY. DOUBLE A070-00023-0100
SW.RT.
7. DROP TARGET ASSY.
AE 14-00019-0000
(SINGLE L.H.)
8. SPINNER SWITCH ASSY, A360-00245-0000
9. SPINNER & CENTER GATE AE 14-00027-0000
ASSY.
10. SPINNER & GATE ASSY. AE 14-00025-0000
(NO TARGET LF.)
11, SPINNER & GATE ASSY.
AE14-00024-0000
(RIGHT)
12. WIRE GATE ASSY. AE 14-00013-0000
13. WIRE & GATE BRACKET A365-00093-0000
ASSY.
14. BALL GATE ASSY. (LEFT) A360-00022-0000
15. BALL GATE ASSY. (RIGHn A360-00023-0000
16. FREE GATE RELAY ASSY.
AE34-00021-0000
17. FREE GATE WIRE FORM 0390-00110-0000
18. FREE BALL GATE ASSY. A365-00083-0000
19. FREE GATE WIRE FORM OA17-00106-0000
20, RED TARGET SWITCH AA 17 -00027-0000
ASSY.
21. GATE & WIRE ASSY. AB42-00036-0000
(LEFT)
22. GATE & WIRE ASSY. A391-00027-0000
(RIGHn
23. WIRE ACTUATOR ASSY. A360-00216-0000
(RIGHT)
24. WIRE ACTUATOR ASSY.
A331-00042-0000
(LEFT)
25. SLINGSHOT SWITCK & A360-00230-0000
BRKT. ASSY.
26. SLINGSHOT REBOUND A360-00239~0000
SWITCH ASSY.
27. BALL EJECT HOLE ASSY.
A331-00035-0000
28. YELLOW TARGET SWITCH
A360-00603-0005
ASSY.
29. ROLLOVER SWITCH
A360-00603-0003
W/CAPASSY.
30. BALL GUIDE RAIL ROD
0011-00008-35XF
31. BALL GUIDE RAIL POST
0017-00042-0125
(NYLON)
32. BALL GUIDE RAIL POST
0017-00042-0126
CAP
33. WIRE ACTUATOR ASSY.
A370-00061-0000
(SHOOTER LANE)
34. SHOOTER LANE SWITCH
A360-00069-0000
ASSY.
35. BALL EJECT HOLE
A365-00036-0000
SWITCH ASSY.
36. WIRE FORM 1/34 LG.
0360-00175-8400
37.
WIRE FORM 6" LG.
OE34-00100-0000
38. BUFFER WIRE
0360-00175-5300
39. TOP MTG. BALL KICKER
A360-00234-0000
40. WIRE ACTUATOR ASSY.
A360-00241-0000
41. OUT HOLE SWITCH ASSY.
A360-00241-0000
42. BOTTOM ARCH
OE14-00111-00XF
43. BALL SHOOTER GAUGE
0370-00918-0300
44. BOTTOM ARCH
0370-00918-0300
EXTENSION
45. MOLDED FLIPPER ASSY. A967 -00031-0000
(WHITE)
46. LEFT FLlP.PER & SHAFT
A391-00052-0100
ASSY. (BLACK)
47. SHOOTER LANE HOOD 0967-00107 -OOXF
48. DROPPED BALL OE14-00100-0000
PROTECTOR PLATE
49. BALL GUIDE ASSY. (LEFT) AE14-00017-0000
50. BALL GUIDE ASSY. AE14-00014-0000
(RIGHn
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RNIP PARTS
I. ENTRANCE RAMP ASSY. AE14-00038-0000
2. MAIN RAMP NETWORK
OE14-00905-0000
RUBBER RINGS
A. RING:
3/411
0017-00041-0642
B. RING:
I"
0017-00041-0643
C.
RING: 1-112" 0017-00041-0644
D. RING:
2" 0017-00041-0645
E.
RING: 2-112" 0017-00041-0646
F.
RING:
(YELLOW) : 3" 0017-00041-0653
POSTS
G. POST (RED PLASTIC): I" 0017-00042-0588
H. POST (RED PLASTIC): 1-3/16" 0017-00042-0596
J. METAL MINI POST
0365-00700-00XF
(W/THREADS FOR METAL)
K. METAL MINI-POST
0360-00732-00XF
(W/THREADS FOR WOOD)
L. METAL POST
0360-00733-00XF
(NO THREAOS)
RIJB8ER BlM'ERS FOO
& K - t~ETAL MIN I -POST
0017-00041-0633
G &H -
PLASTIC RED POST
0017-00041-0637
L -
METAL POST
0017-00041-0641
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BACK BOX
S1
CIRCULAR
LIGHT
POWER MODULE
DUAL-DISPLAY
MODULES
PLAYFIELD
CABINET
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BACK GLASS ASSY.
DOOR
LOCK
ASSEMBLY
TRANSFORMER
ASSEMBLY
6803 CONTROL
ASSEMBLY
\f;::=::::!1!!--!--FLUORESCENT
_!+--!--6803 PINBALL
-'--:~:::IF=+-
KEYBOARD
ASSEMBLY
(SEE DETAIL) LEG LEVELING
ADJUSTMENT
TYPICAL
KEYBOARD DETAIL
FIGURE III. ELECTRONIC PIN BALL MACHINE
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XI. MOTORDOME FEATURE OPERATION AND SCORING
1. SKILL LEVEL FEATURE
*Each player sets his/her skill level as follows:
1. When the credit button Is pressed, a ball Is delivered to the shootertip.
2. Each player, before shooting his/her first ball over the shooter lane switch, presses the right flipper
button until the desired skill level is displayed.
3. Once the player's first ball passes over the shooter lane switch, the selected skill level Is set for that
player for the rest
of the game.
4. The skill levels effect the game as follows:
SKILL LEVEL I SKILL LEVEL
II SKILL LEVEL III
PLAYFIELD SCORES Single
Value
Double Value
Tri Ie Value
PLAYFIELD
FEATURES
Easy Medium Hard
COMPLETING LIGHTNING
BOLT
TARGETS
25,000 Points Extra-Ball Special
PLAYER MODES Gear-Head Cruiser Dome-Master
lb Set Feature Options:
1. Press Self-Test button on door.
2. Press "Enter" on Keypad when "Feature Options" appears.
3. Re-press "Enter" again until appropriate register shows.
4. Press correct setting (i.e. numbers) and "Enter",
*REGISTER "Level 3Timer" controls the length ofthe
Timer, which resets the Playfield Lights in Skill Level III only.
RESETS PLAYFIELD LIGHTS
EVERY ENTER
10 Seconds 0
20 Seconds 1
30 Seconds 2
40 Seconds 3
2. SHOOTER LANE BONUS FEATURE
At the start of each ball:
1. 3 colored lights (2 Red &1 Blue), located on the rider figure in the center of the playfield, will begin
flashing sequentially.
2. The Shooter Lane Bonus (50,000 points) is awarded if the ball rolls over the shooter lane switch and
stops the flashing lights on the color
BLUE.
3. The player must shoot the ball within a certain time limit to take advantage of the Shooter Lane
Bonus feature.
NOTE: Additional time is also given at the start ofthe first ball to allow the player to select a skill level.
3. R-P-M TOP ROLLOVER LANES & THUMPER BUMPERS FEATURES
Located at the top section of the playfield are three roll-over lane switches, identified with the illuminated letters
R-P-M. Each lane awards 15,000 pOints when flashing and 5,000 pOints when u'nlit. As the ball rolls through a lit
lane, its corresponding Thumper Bumper will light
or flash. Thumper Bumpers award 100 points when unlit,
1,000 points when lit and 3,000 pointswhen flashing. Completing all of the top rollover laneswill lightthe Collect
Bonus light located at the left "Charger" saucer. Ball in saucer, when lit, awards the indicated Bonus value
and turns off the "Collect Bonus" light. Completing all
of the top roll-over lanes, when "Collect Bonus" is lit,
lights the 50,000 point light. Completing all of the top rollover lanes awards 50,000 points when qualified.
The top roll-over lane feature is affected by the Skill Level selected at the beginning of the game.
SKILL LEVEL I All top rollover lanes flash and can be completed in any order. Lane Change feature on.
SKILL LEVEL
II Top rollover lanes must be completed in sequence. Lane Change feature off.
SKILL LEVEL
III Top rollover lanes must be completed in sequence and are reset one at a time when timer
expires (see
REGISTER "Level 3 Timer"). Lane Change feature off.
*REGISTER
"lbp Lanes" controls the R.P.M. Top Lanes Recall option:
R.P.M. TOP LANES RECALL ENTER
No 0
Yes 1
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4. SPINNER, COLLECT BONUS SAUCER aFREE BALL GATES FEATURES
Spinnerawards 1000 points and advances the
Spinner Bonus Lights 1,000 through 8,000 and Gate Open Light.
The Spinner Bonus
is collected when the ball Is In the saucer. The free ball gates open when the "Gate Open"
light, the 9th light of the Spinner Bonus, Is lit.
The Spinner and Free Ball Gates features are affected
by the Skill Level selected at the beginning of the game.
SKILL LEVEL I SKILL LEVEL
II SKILL LEVEL III
SPINNER FEATURE 2 spins = 1 light
1 spin =1 light 3 spins =1 light
FREE BALL GATES
No gates are open at
Both gates are open at Same as Skill Level II.
start of 1 st ball. start of 1st ball. Also, ball through either
FEATURE Collecting
"Opens Gate"
Alternately open at start gate closes both.
of each new ball. light opens one gate.
Collecting
"Opens Gate" , Ball closes only one
light
opens one gate gate at a time.
at a time. I
*REGISTER "Left Spinner" controls the Spinner Bonus Lights Recall:
SPINNER LIGHTS RECALL ENTER
No 0
Ves 1
5. CENTER TARGETS FEATURE
Right and left Center Targets award 3,000 pOints when flashing and 2,000 paints when
not lit. The Center
Standup Target, when flashing, awards 25,000 points
and "SPOTS" a light in .. ··*·M-I-L·L-I-O-N ... When not lit,
the Center Standup Target awards/15,000 paints.
The Center Targets are affected
by the Skill Level selected at the beginning of the game.
SKILL LEVEL I CenterTargets can
be made in any order.
SKILL LEVEL
II Center Targets must be,made sequentially.
SKILL LEVEL
III Center Targets must be made sequentially. All 3 target lights reset one at a time if not hit
within a certain time limit (see REGISTER "Level 3
nmer").
*REGISTER "Center Arrow" controls Center Target to spot light in "*-*-M-I-L-L-I-O-N", when flashing:
CENTER TARGETS TO SPOT u**MILLION"
Enter Center Target
spots # of lites
Levell Level II Level III I
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1 1 1 1
2 2 1 1
3 2 2 1
4 3 2 1
5 3 2 2
6 3 3 2
7 3 3 3
*REGISTER "Center Targets" controls the CenterTargets Recall:
CENTER TARGETS RECALL ENTER
No o
Ves 1
6. DROPTARGETS AND RAMP VALUE FEATURES I
The Drop Target awards 5,000 points. The Ramp Value starts at 100 points and advances every time the ramp]
is entered
up to a maximum value 9f 5,000 points. "SPOT" will become illuminated and will light one light in
u*-*-M-I-L-L-I-O-N" for each time the ramp is entered (adjustable). 1
The Drop Target feature is affected by the Skill Level selected at the beginning of the game. '
SKILL LEVEL I
Once knocked down, the Drop Target stays down for the entire ball.
SKILL LEVEL
II The Drop Target resets when the ball is in the Turbo Saucer. I
SKILL LEVEL III The Drop Target resets when the ball is in the Turbo Saucer or the timer expires. (3-2-1j
lights) (see REGISTER "Drop Target Timer"). I
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*REGISTER "DropTarget Timer" controls the length of the Drop Target Reset Timer (Level III Only):
DROP TARGET RESET AT ENTER
9 Seconds 0 Conservative
15 Seconds 1
21 Seconds 2
27 Seconds 3 Liberal
*REGISTER "Right Ramp" controls the ramp value at which the "SPOT" light comes on:
"SPOT"
ON WITH RAMP VALUE OF: ENTER
Level I Level II Level III
5,000 5,000 5,000 0 Conservative
3,000 5,000 5,000 1
1,000 3,000 5,000 2
500 1,000 3,000 3 Liberal
EXAMPLE: Enter "2": "SPOT" light comes on at: 1000 on Levell
Enter
"2": "SPOT" light comes on at: 3000 on Level II
Enter "2": "SPOT" light comes on at: 5000 on Level III
7. LIGHTNING BOLT TARGETS FEATURE
All Lightning Bolt Targets (left side) award 3,000 paints when flashing, 2,000 points when lit and 100 points
when unlit.
The Lightning Bolt Targets feature is affected bythe Skill Level selected at the beginning ofthe game.
I
SKILL LEVEL I SKILL LEVEL
II
SKILL LEVEL III
LIGHTNING BOLT
TARGETS FEATURE
Flashing lights can be
made
in any order. Flashing lights must
be
made
in sequence. Same as Skill
Level II.
Flashing lights reset
one at a time when
I timer expires.
(see
REGISTER #09)
! COMPLETION
REWARD
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MAXIMUM LIMIT 25,000 points Extra-Ball Special
*REGISTER BoltTargets controls the Lightning Bolt Targets Recall option:
LIGHTNING
BOLT TARGETS RECALL ENTER
No 0
Yes 1
8. *-*-M-I-L-L-I-O-N POINT SHOT FEATURE
A ball in the Turbo Saucer, hitting the Center Standup Target when flashing or entering the ramp when the
"SPOT" light is lit, illuminates one light in *-*-M-I-L-L-I-O-N. A ball in the Turbo Saucer when all lights in
*-*-M-I-L-L-I-O-N are lit awards 1,000,000 points. Launch Platform Gate (left side, upper platform with flipper)
either allows or prevents the ball being delivered back to the launch flipper.
The *-*-M-I-L-L-I-O-N and Launch Platform Gate features are effected by the Skill Level selected at the
beginning of the game. SKILL
LEVEL I SKILL LEVEL II SKILL LEVEL III
! *-*-M-I-L-L-I-O-N
FEATURE
Must spot 2 stars before
spotting the letters in
"M-I-L-L-I-O-N".
Must spot 1 star before
spotting the letters in
"M-I-L-L-I-O-N".
Game begins with 2 stars
lit. Must only spot
letters
in
"M-I-L-L-I-O-N".
LAUNCH PLATFORM
GATE FEATURE
Open at start. Closes
during
play. (adjustable) Open at start. Closes
during
play. (adjustable) Closed.
,. REGISTER Levell Gate controls the operation ofthe Launch Platform Gate in Skill Level I.
*REGISTER Levell! Gate controls the operation of the Launch Platform Gate in Skill Levell!.
NOTE: The following adjustment applies only to Skill Levels I and II. When selected, Skill Level III always
has gate closed.
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