Bandai Namco MACH STORM User manual

MACH STORM
MACH STORM
Operation Manual
 To ensure safe operation of the machine, be sure to read this Operation Manual before use.
 Keep this Operation Manual in a safe place for quick access whenever needed.
The actual product may differ slightly from the illustrations in this manual.
The specications of the machine and the contents of this operation manual are subject to change without prior notice due to product improvements.
Operation Manual (Second Edition)
2716001301 NAMCO BANDAI Games Inc.
Part No: 735-101
Second Edition Published in April 2014
NAMCO BANDAI Games Inc.

Introduction
Thank you very much for purchasing MACH STORM (referred to as “this machine” in this Operation Manual).
This Operation Manual describes:
• How to safely install, operate, move, transport, maintain and dispose of the machine.
• How to make full use of the machine’s functions and operate it correctly.
• How to ensure the safety of players and bystanders.
Contact for Machine and Machine Repair Inquiries
• For inquiries regarding the machine or machine repairs, contact your distributor.
The copyrights, trademarks and other rights used by the machine are noted at the end of this Operation
Manual.

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Safety Precautions
Test Mode Troubleshooting
1. Safety Precautions – Be sure to read to ensure safe operation –
Instructions to the Owner
If you delegate the work for installing, operating, moving, transporting, maintaining or disposing
the machine to other people, ensure that these people read the relevant sections of this operation
manual carefully before starting work, and observe the corresponding precautions.
1-1 Levels of Risk
The safety and property damage precautions on the machine labels and in this Operation Manual are
classied according to their risk level, as follows.
: Failure to avoid these risks may result in serious injury or death
: Failure to avoid these risks may result in light injury or damage to other property
Notes about functionality that are not linked to safety are indicated with the following symbol.
: Information about product functions or protection
1-2 Denition of “Technician”
This Operation Manual is designed for arcade personnel. However, the sections marked “Must
be performed by a technician” in the Table of Contents are written for technicians. These must be
performed by technicians only.
A technician is a person involved in the design, manufacture, inspection, maintenance or service
at an amusement device manufacturer, or a person involved routinely in the maintenance or
management (such as repair) of amusement devices who has specialist knowledge of electricity,
electronics or mechanical engineering equivalent to or higher than a technical high school graduate.

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1. Safety Precautions – Be sure to read to ensure safe operation –
1-3 Critical Safety Precautions
 Should an abnormality occur, turn off the power switch immediately to stop operations. Then, be sure
to disconnect the power cord plug from the outlet.
Operating the machine while the abnormality persists may result in re or accident.
 Sections of the monitor remain at a high temperature and high voltage even after the power switch is
turned off. In order to avoid electric shock or burns, be very careful not to accidentally touch these
sections.
 Dust accumulating on the power cord plug may result in re. Inspect the plug regularly and remove
any dust.
 Fully insert the power cord plug into the outlet. Poor contact may generate heat and result in re or
burns.
 Damage to the power cord may result in re, electric shock or electrical leakage. Be sure to observe
the following.
• Keep the power cord away from heaters.
• Do not twist the power cord.
• Do not forcibly bend the power cord.
• Do not alter the power cord.
• Do not bundle the power cord.
• Do not pull the power cord. (Always unplug by holding the plug and not the power cord.)
• Do not place objects on the power cord.
• Do not allow the power cord to be caught between the machine and other devices or the wall.
• Do not do anything else that might damage the power cord.
 Do not expose the power cord and power cord plug to water. Doing so may result in electric shock
or electrical leakage.
 Do not touch the power cord plug with wet hands. Doing so may result in electric shock.
 The power capacity of the machine is maximum current consumption 3.2 A in case of AC 230 V
specications, or maximum current consumption 6.3 A in case of AC 120 V specications. To prevent
re and electric shock, use indoor wiring that conforms to these power supply specications.
 Use a power supply voltage range of AC 230 V ±10 V (in case of AC 230 V specications) or AC 120
V ±10 V (in case of AC 120 V specications). Using a voltage outside this range may result in re
or electric shock. However, to ensure that the machine operates in the optimum condition, keep the
voltage at AC 230 V in case of AC 230 specications or at AC 120 V in case of AC 120 V specications
as much as possible.
 Use the consumables and service parts (including screws) that are specied by NAMCO BANDAI
Games Inc. To order parts, contact your distributor.
 Do not modify the machine without permission. Do not perform any operations that are not described
in this Operation Manual. Modifying the machine may create unforeseen hazards.
 If you decide to transfer the ownership of this machine, be sure to provide this Operation Manual
with the machine.

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1. Safety Precautions – Be sure to read to ensure safe operation –
Safety Precautions
Test Mode Troubleshooting
 The projector of this machine uses a mercury lamp as the light source. The internal pressure of this
lamp increases when lit. This lamp has the characteristics shown below. Be sure to fully understand
these points, and handle the lamp with sufcient care.
 Impact, degradation or other factors may cause the lamp to burst, emit loud noise, or reach the
end of its life and no longer light up.
 The time until the lamp bursts or reaches the end of its life differs according to the lamp.
 Continued use past the replacement time increases the risk of the lamp bursting.
 If the lamp bursts, glass shards may scatter inside the machine and exit the machine through the
ventilation holes or other openings. If the lamp bursts, the tiny amount of mercury gas sealed
inside the lamp may be discharged together with glass particles from the ventilation holes of the
projector unit or other openings.
 Check the lamp operating time occasionally with the Test mode, and prepare a new lamp when the
replacement time approaches. (See “7-4-4 (4) PROJECTOR TEST” .)
 If the lamp breaks...
 Should the lamp, lens or other glass part break, handle any glass shards with care to avoid injury
or damage, and contact your distributor.
 Should the lamp burst, disconnect the power cord plug of the machine from the outlet, evacuate
the room, and ventilate the room thoroughly. Then, clean the area around the machine thoroughly,
and dispose of any foodstuffs that were located around the machine.
 If you suspect that glass particles or mercury gas entered your eyes or that you may have breathed
in these substances when the lamp burst, consult a doctor immediately.

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1. Safety Precautions – Be sure to read to ensure safe operation –
1-4 Machine Warning Labels
 The warning labels attached to the machine contain important information for ensuring safety. Be
sure to observe the following.
• In order to ensure that the warning labels attached to the machine are always clearly visible, install
the machine in an appropriate location with ample illumination and keep the labels clean at all
times. Also make sure that the labels are not hidden by other machines or objects.
• Do not remove or alter the warning labels.
• If a warning label becomes excessively dirty or damaged, replace it with a new one. To order
warning labels, contact your distributor.

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1. Safety Precautions – Be sure to read to ensure safe operation –
Safety Precautions
Test Mode Troubleshooting
• Caution sticker
Projector (EXP)
Part No.: 461-621
• Danger sticker Watch your head
POD (EXP)
Part No.: 461-539
• Warning sticker Service B (EXP)
Part No.: 461-539
• Caution sticker Finger pinching
POD (EXP)
Part No.: 461-627
• Caution sticker
Capacity limit POD (EXP)
Part No.: 461-620

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1. Safety Precautions – Be sure to read to ensure safe operation –
Projector unit
(LVP-FD630 (V1))

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Table of Contents
Introduction
1. Safety Precautions – Be sure to read to ensure safe operation –.......................................................................................1
1-1 Levels of Risk...................................................................................................................................................................1
1-2 Denition of “Technician” ..................................................................................................................................................1
1-3 Critical Safety Precautions ...............................................................................................................................................2
1-4 Machine Warning Labels ..................................................................................................................................................4
2. Specications...........................................................................................................................................................................9
3. Package Contents..................................................................................................................................................................12
4. Overall Structure (Part Names).............................................................................................................................................15
5. Delivery and Installation Conditions....................................................................................................................................16
5-1 Installation Conditions....................................................................................................................................................16
5-1-1 Safety Inspection ...........................................................................................................................................16
5-1-2 Play Zone.......................................................................................................................................................17
5-2 Required Dimensions for the Delivery Route (Such as Doors and Corridors) ...............................................................18
6. Moving and Transportation...................................................................................................................................................19
6-1 Moving (Within the Same Floor).....................................................................................................................................19
6-2 Transportation.................................................................................................................................................................20
6-2-1 Manual Transportation (Such as Carrying on Stairs) .....................................................................................20
6-2-2 Loading to and Unloading from a Vehicle ......................................................................................................22
6-2-3 Transportation Using a Vehicle ......................................................................................................................23
7. Operation ................................................................................................................................................................................24
7-1 Pre-operation Inspection ................................................................................................................................................25
7-1-1 Safety Inspection ...........................................................................................................................................25
7-1-2 Function Inspection (After Power On)............................................................................................................26
7-2 Playing the Game...........................................................................................................................................................27
7-2-1 Game Flow.....................................................................................................................................................27
7-3 Adjustment......................................................................................................................................................................29
7-3-1 Turning the Power Switch On ........................................................................................................................29
7-3-2 Adjustment Switches......................................................................................................................................30
7-4 Test Mode.......................................................................................................................................................................31
7-4-1 Description of the Main Menu Screen (MENU)..............................................................................................31
7-4-2 Game Cost Settings (COIN OPTIONS) .........................................................................................................33
7-4-3 Game Contents Settings (GAME OPTIONS).................................................................................................34
7-4-4 Input/Output Test of Switches (I/O TEST)......................................................................................................35
7-4-5 Projector Test (MONITOR TEST)...................................................................................................................41
7-4-6 SOUND TEST................................................................................................................................................42
7-4-7 Displaying Game Data (BOOKKEEPING) .....................................................................................................43
7-4-8 Other Options (OTHERS) ..............................................................................................................................45
7-4-9 NETWORK STATUS ......................................................................................................................................48
7-4-10 NBLINE POINTS............................................................................................................................................50
7-5 About the Network ..........................................................................................................................................................51
7-6 Cleaning .........................................................................................................................................................................52
7-7 Projector Lamp (Lamp Unit) Life.....................................................................................................................................54
7-8 24-Hour Continuous Operation.......................................................................................................................................55

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Table of Contents
8. Technician’s Manual – Must be performed by a technician –............................................................................................56
8A. Installation and Assembly ..................................................................................................................................................56
8A-1 Assembly......................................................................................................................................................................56
8A-1-1 Assembling the Machine – Must be performed by a technician –..................................................................56
8A-2 Power Supply and Other Connections and Preparations.............................................................................................73
8A-2-1 Connecting the Power Cord and Ground.......................................................................................................73
8A-2-2 Connecting the LAN Cable ............................................................................................................................75
8A-2-3 Turning the Power Switch On ........................................................................................................................77
8A-2-4 Setting the Maintenance Time .......................................................................................................................78
8A-3 Post-Installation Checks...............................................................................................................................................79
8A-4 Disassembly (When the Delivery Route has a Low Ceiling)........................................................................................80
8A-4-1 Removing the Top Cover – Must be performed by a technician – .................................................................80
8B. Service..................................................................................................................................................................................83
8B-1 Inspection and Service.................................................................................................................................................83
8B-1-1 Points for Inspection – Must be performed by a technician –........................................................................83
8B-2 Troubleshooting............................................................................................................................................................85
8B-2-1 Machine – Must be performed by a technician –...........................................................................................85
8B-2-2 Projector Assembly – Must be performed by a technician –..........................................................................86
8B-2-3 Throttle and Control Lever Assemblies – Must be performed by a technician –............................................87
8B-2-4 Seat Assembly – Must be performed by a technician –.................................................................................88
8B-3 Error Displays – Must be performed by a technician – ................................................................................................89
8B-4 Network Trouble...........................................................................................................................................................91
8B-5 Removing and Installing Assemblies and Parts ...........................................................................................................92
8B-5-1 Machine – Must be performed by a technician –...........................................................................................92
8B-6 Replacing and Adjusting the Projector Unit................................................................................................................141
8B-6-1 Removing and Installing Each Part – Must be performed by a technician – ...............................................142
8B-6-2 Adjusting the Projector Position – Must be performed by a technician –.....................................................155
8B-6-3 Various Projector Settings – Must be performed by a technician – .............................................................159
8B-6-4 Projector Settings – Must be performed by a technician – ..........................................................................162
9. Disposal ................................................................................................................................................................................165
10. Parts List...............................................................................................................................................................................166
10-1 Overall ........................................................................................................................................................................166
11. Wiring Diagram.....................................................................................................................................................................187
11-1 Overall Connection Diagram (U.S. Specications, AC 120V).....................................................................................187
11-2 Overall Connection Diagram (European Specications, AC 230V) ............................................................................190
11-3 Overall Connection Diagram (Asian specications, AC 110 – 120, 220 – 240V)........................................................193
Copyrights and Trademarks.......................................................................................................................................................197

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Specications
Test Mode Troubleshooting
2. Specications
(1) Rated power supply AC 230 V specications:
AC 230 V ±10 V
AC 120 V specications: AC 120 V ±10 V
(2) Rated power consumption 200 V series: 850 W
100 V series: 860 W
(3) Maximum current consumption AC 230 V specications: 3.2 A
AC 120 V specications: 6.3 A
(4) Display unit 180° dome screen + projector with special lens
(5) Dimensions
(1) When installed Main unit Width (W) 1,880 x Depth (D) 1,620 x Height (H) 2,060 [mm]
Installation size Asian specications:
Width (W) 1,880 x Depth (D) 1,620 x Height (H) 2,300 [mm]
U.S. and European specications:
Width (W) 1,880 x Depth (D) 1,620 x Height (H) 2,540 [mm]
1,620 1,880
2,300 (Asian specifications)
2,540 (U.S. and European specifications)
2,060

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2. Specications
(2) When disassembled
• Front assembly Width (W) 1,780 x Depth (D) 900 x Height (H) 1,940 [mm]
1780
1940
900
• Rear assembly Width (W) 1,810 x Depth (D) 985 x Height (H) 2,060 [mm]
1810
2060
985

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2. Specications
Specications
Test Mode Troubleshooting
• Projector unit Width (W) 520 x Depth (D) 480 x Height (H) 160 [mm]
(LVP-FD630 (V1))
480 160
520
(7) Weight
(1) When installed 365 kg
(2) When disassembled • Front assembly 175 kg
• Rear assembly 180 kg
• Projector unit 10 kg

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3. Package Contents
The following items (three packages) are included when this machine is shipped.
●Make sure that all the items below are contained in the product packages.
●If any items are missing, contact your distributor.
●The packing boxes are reused when transporting the machine, so store them in a safe
place and do not dispose of them.
Projector packing box
6, 7
Packed inside the cashbox
8 to 13, 25, 29, 30, 32 to 35
Packed inside the box
20, 21
4, 5, 14 to 19, 23, 26, 27, 28
Cardboard behind seat back
22
1, 2, 3, 25, 31
Rear assembly
Front assembly

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3. Package Contents
Package Contents
Test Mode Troubleshooting
● Supplied Item List
No. Name Specications Qty.
1 Operation Manual (this manual) 1
2 Service key 2
3 Cashbox key 2
4 Power cord 3 m U.S. and European specications
only 1
5 LAN cable 20 m Not used for U.S. and European
specications 1
6 Remote controller for projector 1
7 Batteries for remote controller Size AAA 2
8 Torx bolt (silver) M5 x 12
(10 bolts used on page 62,
2 bolts used on page 70,
4 bolts used on page 72)
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9 Torx bolt (silver) M5 x 8 (Used on page 69) 4
10 Torx bolt (black) M5 x 12 (Used on pages 61 and 62) 8
11 Flange socket bolt M8 x 16 (Used on pages 59 and 60) 16
12 Flange socket bolt M6 x 14 (Used on page 67) 2
13 Flat washer (large) ø25 x ø5.5 (Used on page 69) 4
14 Side joint (L) 1
15 Side joint (R) 1
16 Side cover (L) 1
17 Side cover (R) 1
18 Lower side cover (L) With cover joint assembled 1
Operation
Manual

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3. Package Contents
No. Name Specications Qty.
19 Lower side cover (R) 1
20 POP light assembly 1
21 LED light AC/DC 12 V 7 W 3
22-a POP (EXP) U.S. and European specications
1
22-b POP (EXP ASIA) Asian specications
23 POP bracket 1
24 Torx wrench For M5, T25 1
25 USB dongle 1
26 Clamp For power cord 1
27 Clamp For LAN cable Not used for U.S. and European
specications 1
28 Hole cover U.S. specications only 1
29
Phillips pan head screw
(with at and spring washers)
(M4 x 14)
U.S. specications only 4
30 Countersunk nut with washer M8, U.S. specications only 6
31 Coin door key U.S. and European specications only 2
32 Flat washer (large) ø16 x ø5 (Used on page 62) 4
33 Padlock (supplied with a key) One for European specications
Two for U.S. specications 1 or 2
34 Lock bar (B) U.S. specications only 1
35 Lock bar (C) U.S. and European specications only 1

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Overall Structure (Part Names)
Test Mode Troubleshooting
4. Overall Structure (Part Names)
Rear assembly
Cord box assembly
Fan
Game PC board
Front assembly
Coin door
Coin assembly
Control lever assembly
Projector assembly
Seat assembly
Throttle lever assembly
Door
Camera
POP
Power cord
* Not required for U.S. and European
specifications.
Main power switch
Fuse
LAN cable*
Service panel
Service door Fan outlet
System power switch
Top cover
Back lamp

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5. Delivery and Installation Conditions
 Install the machine according to the instructions in this Operation Manual. Failure to follow these
instructions may result in re, electric shock, injury or malfunction.
 Fully insert the power cord plug into the outlet. Poor contact may generate heat and result in re or
burns.
 Be sure to install the ground wire. Failure to install the ground wire may result in electric shock in the
event of electrical leakage. (See “8A-2-1 Connecting the Power Cord and Ground” on page 73.)
 Install the machine securely by using the level adjusters. Unstable machine installation may result
in accident or injury. (See “8A-1-1 (4) Level Adjuster Adjustment” on page 63.)
5-1 Installation Conditions
5-1-1 Safety Inspection
 Do not block the ventilation holes of the machine with any objects or a wall, etc. If the ventilation
holes are blocked, the inside of the machine may become hot, which may result in re or
malfunction.
 The machine is designed for indoor use. Never install the machine outdoors or in the following
locations.
• A location exposed to direct sunlight
• A location exposed to rain or water leaks
• A damp location
• A dusty location
• A location close to heaters
• A hot location
• An extremely cold location
• A location exposed to condensation caused by temperature differences
• A location that obstructs an emergency exit or re extinguishing equipment
• An unstable location or a location exposed to vibration
 The machine is not suitable for installation in an area where a water jet could be used.

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5. Delivery and Installation Conditions
Delivery and Installation Conditions
Test Mode Troubleshooting
5-1-2 Play Zone
 Create a play zone around the machine so that players leaving the machine do not make contact
with bystanders or passersby.
 When installing the machine, create a play zone approximately as shown in the gure
below. Be sure to secure this play zone, as it is also needed for service work.
 A ceiling height of 2 m 35 cm or more is required for Asian specications, and
2 m 60 cm or more for U.S. and European specications.
(1) Play zone (example)
1 m or more
1 m or more 1 m or more
1 m or
more
1 m or
more
50cm or more
3 m 55 cm or more
Corridor
Corridor
Play zone
4 m or more

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5. Delivery and Installation Conditions
5-2 Required Dimensions for the Delivery Route (Such
as Doors and Corridors)
Entryways and corridors must be larger than the dimensions noted below.
Front assembly Width (W) 1,780 x Depth (D) 900 x Height (H) 1,940 [mm]
Weight 175 kg
Rear assembly Width (W) 1,810 x Depth (D) 985 x Height (H) 2,060 [mm]
Weight 180 kg
The delivery route must be sufciently larger than the above dimensions.