Midway WWF WrestleMania User manual

MIDWAY
JUNE 1995
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16-40030-101.1
DEDICATED GAME
Operations Manual Includes
o Operation & Adjustments
o Testing & Problem Diagnosis
o Parts Information
o Cabinet Wiring
Midway Manufacturing Company
3401 North California Avenue
Chicago, Illinois 60618

WORLD WRESTLING FEDERATION
WrestleMania ®
Defeat game with a single wrestler to become Intercontinental Champion.
Defeat
game with all eight (8) wrestlers to become the New WWF CHAMPION!
Try
different stick/button combinations for SECRET MOVES.
EXAMPLE MOVES:
ATTACKS:
From Standing:
T,T,POWER
PUNCH= HEAD GRAB
From Head Hold:
A,T,T,POWER
PUNCH= SPECIAL MOVE.
REVERSALS: (2X Damage)
When being held by the head, players can reverse attacks.
Example: U,D,D,POWER KICK
COMBOS:
Perform a variety of moves to build up COMBO METER.
Get
opponent into HEAD HOLD to perform SPECIAL COMBOS!
RUN:
Press Punch and Kick together. Use Joystick to choose desired direction.

WWF
WrestleMania

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section 1 -Operation.....
... .......... .. .... ... ...... .. .. .. .. ... .. .. .. ...... ..... ... .. .. .. . ... ......... .. .. .. .. ...... 1-1
Safety Notices............ ... .... .. .......... .. ..... ... .. .. ............ ... .. ............. .. . ... . .. . ... ....................1-2
Set-Up Procedure .
... .......... .. .... .. . .. .. . .. ... .......................... .. .......................... .. .............1-3
Location Requirements ...............
.. .. .. ... .. .. .. ..... .. . .. . .. .... .. ........... .... . .. ..... .. . .... .....1-3
Installation & Inspection .................................
... ..................... .. .... .. .. . .. . .. ..........1-3
Cabinet Assembly (Front View) ... .. .. ....... .. .. .. .. ............ ... ..... .. . .. .............. .. ... .. .......... ..1-4
Cabinet Assembly (Rear View) ............... .. ................. .. . .. .......... .... ..... .. . .. ........ ... . .. . ... 1-5
Servicing .................................. ... . .. ........... .. ...................................................... .. .......1-6
Game Features........ .. ...... .. . .. . .. . .. ............. .. .. . ... .. ....... ... ............ ...... . .. ... .. . .. ..................1-8
Starting-Up
.. .. ..................... .. ................................................ .. ...... .. .. .. ... .. .. .......1-8
Player Controls...................
.. ............ .. .. .... ..... .. .................................................1-8
Control Panel Diagram.
.. .... .. ..... .. ....... .. .... .. .................................. .. .............. .. ..1-8
Game Operation.... .......... ... .. ... .. ..... .. ... . ... ...... ... .... ... .. .. ............................ .. .................1-9
Cabinet & Control Switches........
... . .... ..... .. .. ...... .... .. ....... .. .... .. .. .......... .. ...... .. ....1-9
Control Switch Location Diagram ..
.. .. .... .. . .. .... .. .................... .. ..... .. ............. ...... 1-9
Menu System Operation............ .. . .. ................. ... . .. ....................................... ... .. ........1-10
Operation ............. .. ....... .. .. .. .. .. .... ...... .. .... .. ........ ... ....... .. .. .. ... .... .... .. ......... .. .... .. .1-10
Main Menu
.... .. ....... .. ... .... ........ .. .............. .. . .. .... ... ........... .. ... .. . .. ......... .. . .. .... ...... 1-10
Diagnostic Tests.......
.. ...................... .. ..... .. ....... ... ..... .. ............ .. ... .. ............... .. ..1-10
Switch Test.....
.. ........................................ .. ........................... .. ..... .. .... .. . ... .. 1-11
DIP Switch
Test .. ......................................................................... .. ... .. .. .. . .. .1-12
Video Section Testing.....
.. ................. .... . .. .......... .. .... .. .......... .. ....... .. . .. ... .... .1-13
Sound Section Testing .............
.. ........... .. .................. .. ........ .. .....................1-13
Monitor Patterns..
.. .. ... .. ............................. .. .. ....... .. ............. .. .............. ... ....1-13
Run Burn-in
Test ...................... .. .. .. .... .. ...................... .. ..... .... ... ... .. .. ...........1-14
Coin Bookkeeping
.. .. .. ... .. . .. ...... .. ...... .. ... .. ...... .. ... .. ..... .. ......... .. ..........................1-15
Game Audits . .. . .. ... .. ... .. ................ ...... ... .. .... .. .... .. .. .... ............ .. .. .. ...... .. ........... .. 1-15
Game Adjustments............ .. .. .. ... .. ....... .. ............. .. .... .. ......... .. ...... .. ....... ... .. .......1-17
Standard Pricing Table.
.. ............ .. .................................. .. ............... .. ............. .. 1-18
Custom Pricing
... .. ........ .... ..................... .. . .. .. .. . .. . .. ........... .. .......... .. .. .. ............ .. .1-19
Utilities ................................... .. ... . .. ................. .. ............ .. . .. ... .....................................1-20
Hardware Information .. ..... ... .. .. .. ... ...... .. .... .. ... ......... .. .. ......... ... . .. ................... .. . .. ........1-21

Real Time Clock................... ... ............ .. .............................. .. ........................... .. ........ 1-21
Adjust Volume ........................................................................................ .. ... .............. 1-21
Troubleshooting .. ....... .... ..................... ...... ....... .. ....... .. ..... .. .. ........ ... . .. ... ................. ... 1-22
Section 2 -Parts Information ........................................................
.... . ... .................. .. 2-1
Cabinet Hardware......................................... .. .............................................................2-2
P.
C. Boards ..... ...... ..... .. ... .. ... .. . ... ................................ .. ........... .. .......... ... .....................2-2
Control Panel.......................
.. ........................................... ...... ......... ... ......... .. .. ... .........2-3
Fluorescent Lamp Assembly...........
...... ............... .. .... .. ............................................. .. .2-3
Speakers ........
.. ....... .. ............................................. ... ....................... .. ....................... .. 2-3
Transformer Assembly
... . ... ..... .. ... ...... ..... ... ................... .. ... .. ...... ....... .. ......... .. ........... ... 2-3
Cables .......
.. .......................... .... .......................... ... ...... .. ................................ .. .. .. ..... .. 2-4
Monitor .........................................
...... ......................... .. ........................ .. ..... ... .......... .. 2-4
Manuals
.. ............................................................. .. .... .. ... .................... ... ........ .. .. ..........2-4
Line Cord Application Chart.
.. . .. ............................. .. .................. .. ............... .. ...... .. .... .. .2-4
Switching Power Supply
... ......... .. . .. ......... .... .......... .. ................... ... . ... ..........................2-5
WWF Unit Final Assembly .........................................................................................
.. 2-6
Notes
...... ... ... .......................... .. ........ .... ....... .... .. .... .. ..................................................2-8
Section 3 -Schematics and Diagrams
.. ................................. .. ................................ 3-1
JAMMA Chart ... . ... ........ ... ......... .. ..... ... .. .. .. ... .... . .. ...... .... .. ... . .. . .. .. ...... ... .. .. ............ .. .......3-2
lnterboard Wiring ...........
... . .. . .. .. .... ... ......... .. ...... . .. ........................... .... ............. .. .. .. .. ....3-3
Cabinet Wiring Diagram
.. ................... .. .. . ... .......................................... .. ... .. .............. ... 3-4
Power Wiring Diagram .........................................
.. .... . .. .... . ... ........... .. ...... .. ..................3-5
Notes......................
.. ....... .. .. .. . .. ..................................... .. .. ... .. .. . .. . ... ................ ... . .. ......3-6
© Copyright 1995 MIDWAY Manufacturing Company
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WWF
WrestleMania
Operation
1-1
SECTION
ONE

SAFETY NOTICES
The following safety instructions apply to all game operators and service personnel. Specific warnings
and cautions will
be found throughout this manual where they apply. We recommend that you read this
page before preparing your game for play.
IZSJcAUTION This video game system does not utilize an isolation power transformer. The
power transformer is
an "Auto Transformer" and as such, no isolation exists between the cabinet
A.C. system and the external A.C. line.
AC POWER CONNECTION. Before connecting the game to the AC power source, verify that the
"line voltage selection chart" jumper wires are installed correctly for the line voltage
in your area.
For details, refer to Section 3.
PROPERLY GROUND THE GAME. To avoid electrical shocks, do not plug in the game until it
has been inspected and properly grounded. MIDWAY games should only
be plugged into a
grounded 3-wire outlet. Shocks may also result, if the control panel
is not properly grounded!
After servicing any parts
on the panel, be sure that the ground wires are secure. Only then should
you lock up the game.
DISCONNECT POWER DURING REPAIRS. To avoid electrical shock, disconnect the game
from the AC power source before removing or repairing any part of the game.
USE THE PROPER FUSE. To avoid electrical shock, use the replacement fuse which is specified
in the parts list for this game. The replacement fuse must match the original fuse in fuse type,
voltage rating, and current rating.
HANDLE FLUORESCENT TUBE AND CRT WITH CARE. If you drop a fluorescent tube or CRT
and
it breaks, it will implode! Shattered glass can fly eight feet or more from the implosion.
ATTENTION
PROPERLYATTACH ALL CONNECTORS. Make sure that the connectors on each printed circuit board
(PCB) are properly connected. If the connectors do not slip on easily, do not force them. A reversed
connector may damage your game and void the warranty. All connectors are keyed to fit specific pins on
each board.
EPILEPSY WARNING
A very small portion of the population has a condition which may cause them to experience
epileptic seizures or have momentary loss of consciousness when viewing certain kinds of
flashing lights or patterns that
are commonly present in our daily environment. These persons
may experience seizures while watching some kinds of television pictures or playing certain video
games. People who have not
had any previous seizures may nonetheless have an undetected
epileptic condition.
If
you or anyone in your family has experienced symptoms linked to an epileptic condition (e.g.
seizure or loss of awareness), immediately consult your physician before using
any video games.
We recommend that parents observe their children while they play video games. If you or your
child experience any of the following symptoms: dizziness, altered vision, eye or muscle
twitching, involuntary movements, loss of awareness, disorientation, or convolutions,
DISCONTINUE
USE IMMEDIATELY and consult your physician.
1-2

Setup Procedure
Game Location Requirements
Power : Domestic 120V @ 60 Hz, 3 Amps
Temp. :
Foreign 230V @ 50 Hz, 2 Amps
Japan 100V @ 50
Hz, 3 Amps
32° F to 100° F
(0° C to 38° C)
Humidity: Not to exceed 95% relative.
Installation And Inspection
Dimensions (approx): Width: 28. 5"
Depth: 42"
Height: 73.5"
Weight: Crated 400 Lbs. (approx.)
Uncrated 370 Lbs. (approx.)
1. Remove all items from shipping containers and set them aside. Inspect the exterior of the cabinet
for any signs ofdamage.
2. Coin door keys are ty-wrapped to a joystick. Unlock and open the coin and cash box doors. (Leg
levelers and spare parts are stored
in the cash box).
3. Remove rear door of cabinet. Inspect cabinet interior for any signs of damage. Check all major
assemblies
to assure that they are mounted securely.
4. Refer to the games Cabinet Wiring Diagram (secti
on 3), and check to see that all cable
connectors are correctly secured. DO NOT FORCE CONNECTIONS. Watch for damaged
connectors and avoid making reversed connections.
5. If a padlock is desired, turn the rear door hasp so that it protrudes through the hole
in the back of
the cabinet. Remove the two nuts inside the cabinet, at the top and middle
of the rear door
opening. Then slide the hasp off the bolts. Turn the hasp, slide it back
on the bolts and replace
the nuts. !!WARNING!!
Cabinet is top heavy.
6. Carefully tilt or lay the cabinet down. Locate four threaded holes on the bottom of the cabinet and
install one leg leveler (with its hex nut) in each hole.
7. Stand cabinet upright and make certain it
is in a stable position. Level the cabinet.
8. Determine the value
of your line voltage with a meter. Then, check the jumper wire to the main
power supply transformer. Be sure it
is jumpered to correspond to your local line voltage value. If
necessary, change the jumper wire to the transformer
in accordance with the Jumper Chart in
Section Three.
9. Replace rear cabinet door and screw (lock) it securely. NOTICE: Tamper proof screws are
included with the spare parts. These screws are optional and may be used to secure the rear
door panel. The T20 wrench is used for the installation of these screws. Close and lock the front
coin and cash box doors.
10 . To attach line cord, remove the four Phillips-head screws that mount the line cord cover plate to
the rear cabinet. Match the prongs on the plug with the holes in the receptacle and push line cord
securely into place. Make sure cord aligns with the indentation
of plate (indentation should point
toward bottom ofcabinet). Remount line cord cover plate.
11. Connect the line cord to a grounded (3-terminal) AC wall outlet. Switch ON the game using the
ON/OFF switch located on the upper left top ofthe cabinet.
1-3

Cabinet Assembly
(Front View)
Screened Marquee
Bezel
25" Monitor
Control Panel Assembly
Joysticks
Buttons
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Coin Door
Blank Door
1-4

Cabinet Assembly
(Rear View)
Vent Cover
Rear Door Hasp
Rear Door
Video P.C.B.
Final Assembly
Power Pack Assembly
Line Cord
1-5
On/Off Switch

SERVICING
fficAUTION Always turn off power to game before servicing.
• Control Panel
The control panel is held in place by two latches (located inside the cabinet, on the left and right
side
of the control panel) which provide constant pressure on the strikes. The latches can be
reached through the coin door opening. Release latches by lifting the latch handle to unhook from
wire fasteners. Carefully raise the control panel until it rests on its support chains. To reinstall the
control panel, check for proper cable connection, including the ground strap. Lower it into
position, avoiding pinched wires. Re-clamp the latches.
• Monitor Glass
Open control panel assembly. Remove five 1/4" hex-head wood screws from lower glass support
bracket. Carefully lift viewing glass from bottom to remove.
• Monitor Bezel
Open control panel assembly. Remove monitor glass. Lift bezel away from monitor to remove.
• Monitor
Midway recommends that you read the SAFETY NOTICES Section (page 1-2) thoroughly before
beginning this procedure.
Switch OFF power to the game. Remove the viewing glass and the monitor bezel. Completely
disconnect the monitor from all
of its cabling. Remove the four flange nuts securing the monitors
mounting flanges to its mounting panel. Pull the monitor carefully from the cabinet front.
fficAUTION
The monitor does not require isolation from A. C. line.
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However when servicing the monitor on the test bench, it is a good practice to
use an isolation transformer. Replace the monitor with a Midway authorized
monitor.
The monitor is heavy. Be sure it is firmly supported if it must be removed from
the cabinet.
• Marquee Glass
Remove five 1/4" hex-head wood screws holding the plastic strip above marquee glass. Set strip
aside and carefully lift glass. Store glass carefully to prevent damage.
• Fluorescent Light Assembly
Remove marquee glass. Disconnect the fluorescent light assembly from its power cable.
Remove the screws four hex-head screws fastening the assembly to the cabinet and lift out.
!!WARNING!!
If a fluorescent tube drops and it breaks, it will implode!
Use care
in handling.
1-6

• Fluorescent Lamp
Remove marquee glass. Remove the fluorescent lamp retainer brackets. Grasp the tube, give it
a quarter turn and remove it from its socket. Carefully place a new tube into the socket and turn
to reinstall.
• Speakers
To access the speakers, remove five 1/4" hex-head wood screws holding the plastic strip above
marquee glass. Set strip aside and carefully lift glass. Store glass carefully to prevent damage.
It may
be necessary to remove the fluorescent light assembly to replace speakers. If so,
disconnect the fluorescent light assembly from its power cable. Remove the four hex-head
screws fastening the assembly to the cabinet and lift
out.
1-7

Game Features
WWF Wrestle Mania is a one or two player game.
Starting Up
Switch ON power to the game. A "rug" pattern appears on the CRT screen. When the "rug" pattern
ends, the screen shows a CPU Board map.
Bad chips are indicated in red , good chips are in green.
The software revision level
is shown at the top of the screen.
NOTE: When an error is detected during Start-up Tests, game start-up does not progress, and an
error message appears on the screen.
Insert the desired amount ofcoins or tokens.
Player Controls
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Start Button
Punch Button
Kick Button
Defense Button
Power Punch Button
Power Kick Button
Joystick
(Q)
START
(YELLOW)
0
JOY STI CK
(BL UE)
PUNCH
( BLU E)
KI CK
(BLUE)
POWER PUNCH
( BL UE)
POWER KI CK
(BLUE)
(Q)
START
(YELLOW)
0
JO YS TI CK
(RED)
Control Panel Layout
1-8
PUNCH
(REO) POWER
PUNCH
(REO)
Y~O
0
nDEFENSEn
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K
IC K
( REO)
PO\'/ER KI CK
(RED)

Game Operation
The Control Switches are located inside the coin door. These switches allow the operator to customize
some features of the game.
CABINET SWITCHES
• The SLAM TILT SWITCH detects any forceful vibrations against the Coin Door. This
eliminates pounding for free games. It is located
on the inside ofthe coin door.
• The ON/OFF SWITCH
is located on the top right side ofthe cabinet.
CONTROL SWITCHES
• The TEST MODE SWITCH activates the games Menu System. Press the Test Mode Switch to
access the Main Menu. To exit the menu system, use the Volume Down Switch and select EXIT
TO GAME OVER from the Main Menu, then press the Test Mode Switch or use the Service Credit
Switch.
• The VOLUME UP SWITCH moves up through the menu selections or adjustment choices, and
raises the sound level of the game when
in game play.
• The VOLUME DOWN SWITCH moves down through the menu selections or adjustment
choices, and lowers the sound level ofthe game when
in game play.
• The SERVICE CREDIT SWITCH
is a special feature switch that allots credit without affecti ng
the game's bookkeeping total and is used to get out of a menu selection or return to the main
menu.
Di agnos tic Sw it ches
NO R i,1 1.L MO OE F UN CTION
SERV IC E VO L UM E BEGIN
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1-9

Menu System Operation
OPERATION
All Game Audits, Adjustments, and Diagnostics are options of the Main Menu. Each option, in turn, has its
own menu, listing several choices that may be acted upon as desired.
Press the Test Mode Switch to activate the Main Menu (shown below). Game adjustments, bookkeeping,
and diagnostics are all accessible from this menu.
Use any joystick to select desired menu option; press any control panel button to activate
it. Notice that
the options are highlighted
in sequence.
Note: Only highlighted options can
be activated.
Main Test Menu
DIAGNOSTIC TESTS
To enter Diagnostic Tests from the Main Menu, use any joystick to select the option; press any control
panel button to activate.
Diagnostic Tests Menu
1-10

Switch Test
The Switch Test allows the operator to test the switches on the control panel and the coin door.
Select the Switch Test by using any joystick to select the option ; then press any control panel button to
activate . Pressing a switch on the control panel or coin door causes the corresponding switch location on
the screen to light.
START 1 START2
0 0
0 0 0 0
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JOY 1 JOY2 0 0
PR E SS ST AR T 1 AND
START
2 TO
EXIT
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T ES T
COIN 1 CO IN2 SERVICE COINDOOR
LEF T RI GHT
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Switch Test Screen
To exit switch test screen, press start 1 and start 2 button simultaneously.
1-11

Dip Switch Test
The DIP Switch Test allows the operator to check the location
of the two 8-position DIP switches on the
CPU Board. The operator can also change the setting
of each position of each DIP Switch during this
mode.
To enter the test, use any joystick to select the option; press any control panel button to activate. The
screen displays a layout
of current DIP Switch settings.
To change a DIP Switch setting, move the switch to the desired setting, then check the screen to verify
that the switch now shows the new setting.
Press any control panel button to exit the Dip Switch Test.
DIP Switch 1 Setting Table
SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 SW5 SW6 SW7 SW8
Test Switch Off"
On
Powerup Test Off*
On
Not Used Off" Off" Off* Off"
On
On On On
No Validator Off"
Validator Installed
On
4 Player Kit Off"
2 Player Kit On
DIP Switch 2 Setting Table
SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 SW5 SW6 SW7
One Coin Counter, 1Count/Coin Off* Off"
One Coin Counter, Totalizing On Off
Two Coin Counters, 1Count/Coin Off
On
One Coin Counter, 1Count/Coin On
On
Country
USA Off* Off"
French On Off
German Off On
Unused
On On
Coinage
USA1
Ger1
Fr1
Off" Off* Off"
USA2 Ger2 Fr2 Off Off
On
USA3 Ger3 Fr3 Off
On Off
USA4 Ger4 Fr4 Off
On On
USAECA GerECA FrECA On Off
Off
N/U N/U NIU
On Off On
N/U N/U NIU
On Off Off
Free Play Free Play Free Play
On On On
DIP Switch Coinage
CMOS Coinage
..
In Totahzmg, the left counter only, calculates the total coinage intake in multiples of the lowest
denomination
of coin accepted by the various coin chutes.
*Indicates factory setting
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SW8
Off*
On

Video Section Testing
The CPU Board Test (much like the Start-up Test) allows the operator to check the RAMs and ROMs.
Highlight the CPU Board Test
by using any joystick to select the option; then press any control panel
button to activate. When this test is activated, a "rug" pattern appears on the screen. The screen then
changes to show the layout of the RAMs and ROMs
on the CPU. Any chip that is shown as gray with a
white outline and should turn green during the CPU Test. During the test, chips are good if they turn
green; they are faulty if they turn red.
Press and hold start button
to exit the CPU Board Test.
Sound Section Testing
The Sound Test allows listeni ng to some ofthe sounds that the game is capable of producing.
To enter the test, use any joystick to select the option; then press any control panel button to activate.
Sound Section Testing Menu
Monitor Patterns
The Monitor Patterns Test provides a menu for testing the monitor. Highlight the test by using any joystick
to select the option; then press any control panel button
to activate.
Monitor Patterns Menu
The RED, GREEN, and BLUE SCREEN tests fill the screen with either red , green or blue.
The COLOR BARS test fills the screen with several gradated colors to help with
red, green and blue
level adjustments. Each color should appear sharp and clear.
The CROSSHATCH PATTERNS test fills the screen with a grid and should be clear.
If any of the Monitor Pattern Tests shows a need for adjustment, use the proper white knobs
on the
Monitor Board.
1-13

Run Burn-in Test
The Burn-in Test continually repeats the CPU Board Test. Use any joystick to select the option; then
press any control panel button
to activate. When the Burn-in Test detects an error, the test stops and
displays
an error message on the screen. Use this test to find intermittent CPU problems.
RUN BURN-IN TEST
ARE YOU SURE?
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To exit this test, switch the game OFF then ON again.
1-14

COIN BOOKKEEPING
The Coin Bookkeeping Table records the coin box totals and game play counters. The left side of the
table names the bookkeeping item; the right side shows the number of coins, credits or plays for each
item.
Highlight Coin Bookkeeping
by using any joystick to select the option; then press any control panel button
to activate.
Coin Bookkeeping Menu
GAME AUDITS
The Game Audits Table records the game play statistics. The left side of the table names the Audit item;
the right side shows the amount of play.
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