Midway Arctic Thunder User manual

NOVEMBER 2000
16-40089-l 01
Game Operations
Manual for 27”
Dedicated Video
Game
Manual Includes
Operation &Adjustments * Parts Information ’ Wiring Diagrams l Testing &Problem Diagnosis
The manufacturer intends that this game is to be operated for amusement purposes only and not in contravention 0’
any federal. state or local law or regulation of !he Untted States or any foreign #country governing gaming devices. A:,
operators of this game are responsible for its oxratIon I!? accordance WI:P such laws and regulations. The manufac-
turer’s factory settings for this game may reoui:e adjustment in order to ccmpiy with laws applicable in an operator’s
specific jurisdlctlon. It is the operator’s responsiQty to determlne whether adjustments are necessary ald, if they are
to make the appropriate aujustments prior to operating the amusement game.
M13wu4~ AMUSEMENT GAMES. LLC
3401 NORT-! CALIFORV:& AVENUE C+ICP.GO. ILLI~~O~S 60618 USA
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DECLARATIOr\J OF CONFORMITY
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MIDWAY AMUSEMENT GAMES, I.,LC
3401 N. CALIFORNIA AVE.
CHICAGO, n, 60618
U.S.A.
WE, HEREBY DECLARE UNDER SOLE RESPONSIBILITY THAT
m MODEL: "~ARCTlC~L~~DER"(27")40289,40389,4U489,4~89,40789,40989,41089.
41189,412i39,41389,4l489,41789,41889. 4.1989,42089.42I69,42289.42389,47189,47289,4B289
TO WHICH THIS DECLA!GTIOh RELATES IS IN CONFORMITY WITH THE
FOLLOWING EUROPEAN PRODUCT SAFETY DIRECTIVES:
CTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY DIRECTIVE
(89/336/EEC AND AMENDMENTS 91/C162/08, 92/31/EEC.93/68/EEC)
ELECTRICAL EOUIPMENT DESIGNED FOR USE J+‘ITIiIIN
CERTAIN VOLTAGE LIMITS DIREXX’iVE
(73/336/EEC AND AMENDMENTS
88/C168/02, 92/C210/01. 93/68/EEC, 94/C199/03, 95/C214/02)
AS IS VERIFIED BY COMPLIANCE WITH THE FOLLOWiN@ STANDARDS:
EN61000-4-2: 1995 EN61000-4-3: 1995
EN61000-4-4: 1995 EN61000-4-5: 1995 EN61000-4-6: 1995
Date issued: Cktober
30,ZOOO
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DAN GALARDE
CORPORATE V.P. OF QUALITY
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4 R&r to t.he manLfac;urer’
s ~iis?ruct~ons in c.rder to se! the hub switches for iNk’ (IInk) ar,d X(cross-
over! actlv,ti
5Fasren the !?ub to ?ie bottom of the most central cabinet fusmg a hook-and-loop type material. Orlen:
the nub so that the indicaror lights are vlslble and cable jacks are accessible
6 M&e sure excess cable !s tied in:@ a co11 and ihar all cables are routed through the notch II !he rear
ooor. Connect rhe AC. adap:ei for :he hub ald all line cords to AC power
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CAUTION
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0, no: conr~ect or disconnect any cable to the game electronics or hub wlth the powtr turned
1on Circuit dlsrtipnons may damage the game and void the warranty.
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7. &itch 03 power aqd closely observe the screen for each cabinet during start up. Each automatically
enters ATTRACT MODE if nc errors are found Refer to Tro&leshooring in the operation manual If
errors are detecxed.
8. Verify softtiare version compatibility for each game machine. Newer versions may contain %tructions
previous versions do not causing games to halt or reset at random.
Un!ock the coin door for each cabinet to access the operator contra! buttons inside coin vauit Press
and hold the TEST button :? enter the menu system. Select SYSTEIV INFORMATION MEN\lil at ?ne
Main Menu screen. Scroll to SOFTWARE VERSION and press the TEST button. Observe scrsan for
desired inform&o?
9. Assign game machme a link number. Select ADJUSTMENTS from the Main Menu xreen. Ssrsl’ or, an3
select GAME LINK NUMBER by pressing the Test button. Assign a linking number rangmg from 1 to 3
to each game cabcnet.
NOTE: Each c&net must have its own individual and unique number. The first cabinet on the leh IS
aiways caD!net 7, the second is cabinet 2. etc.
10. Repeat these steps for each .emaining game cabinet you wish to link
11. Close and lock the coin ooor, and reinstall and !ock the rear door for each cabinet Lower the leg level-
ers for each cabinet until the casters do not touch the floor and the cabinets are level. Lock the leveiers
in poslt,on by tightening tne Puts provided.

OPERATIONS
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C-APTEF 1 OFRATION
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
The following safety instructions apply to operators and seduce personnel. Read these instructrons before
servicing or prepar’ng the Vloeo Game Machine !‘VGM) fo- play. Other saiety instructions appea- through-
out th1.s manual.
DEFINITIONS OF SAFETY TERMS
l DANGER Indica:es an imminent hazard. If you fall to avoId This hazard, !t WILL cause death or serious
injury
. WARNING Indicates a poten% hazard. If you fall to avoid tf?s hazarc!. it COULD cause death or serious
injury.
l CAUTION lndlcates a potential hazard If you fall to avold tl?is hazard. It MAY cause minor or moderate
injury. CAUTION also aierts “01 about unsafe practices
* NOTE indicates informatlsn cf special importance.
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:YWARNING: TRANSPORTING GAMES.
:The VGM contaics glass and fragile electronic deuces. Use applropriate care wrier1
transponing, A;o drough handling when moving the cabinet. Do not move with the
:power switcheo cn.
WARNING: DISC-ONNECT POWER.
Always turn tne power OFF and unplug the VGM before attempl.ing service or aojust-
merits unless othxwise Instructed. Installing or reparring boards with power switched 0’1
can damage components and votd the warranty
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WARNING: GROUND GAMES.
Avoid electrical sxxksl Do not plug in a VGM until you have Inspected and properly
grounded It Only plug this game into a grounded, three-wrre outlet. Do not use a
“cheater” plug or cut off the groind pin on the line cord. I
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WARNING: AVOID ELECTRICAL SHOCKS. /
The VGM system, does not utilize an isolation transformer. Internal cabinet AC is not isa- j
lated from the ex:emal AC line.
WARNING: HANDLE FLUORESCENT TUBE AND CRT WITH CARE.
If you drop a fluorescent tube or CRT and ii breaks, it will Implode! Shattered glass, can
fly eight fee! or more from the implosion.
CAUTION: CHECK POWER SELECTOR, LAMP. ~
Set the 115:23%‘AC selector on the power supply for the COrreCt line ‘voltage. Check the I
seiector se%ng before switching on the VGM. Verify that the fluorescent lamp assembly
is correct for tne iocai line voltage. 1
CAUTION: USE PROPER FUSE.
Avoid elecincai shock! Replacement fuses must be identlcaffy rated. Fuse voltage and
current ratings r-rust be identically rated to the origrnaf fuse.

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CHARTER 1 OPERATION
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CAUTION: AlTACH CONNECTORS PROPERLY.
Be sure board connectors mate properly. if connectors do not slip cn easily. do not force
them. A reversed connector may damage the VGM and void the warranty. Connector
keys only allow a connector to frt one set of prns on 2 board
CAUTION: USE CARE WHEN SHIPFING HARD DISKS.
The hard drsk drive must be packed rr an anti-static bag. When shrpprng the drive for
repair or replacement. pack it in an approved container r,PIN 08-8068). Do not stack or
drop hard disk drives.
WARNING: HAZARD TO EPILEPTICS.
A very small portion of the population Tas a condition whrch may cause them to experr-
ence epileptrc seizures or have momentary loss of consciousness when viewing certain
kinds of flashing lights or patterns that are present in our daily envrronment. These per-
sons may experrence serzures while watching some kinds of ?elevisron prctures or play-
ing certarn 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 symp!oms linked to an epileptic condi-
tion (e.g., seizures or loss of awareness). rmmedrately corsult your physician before
using any video games.
We recommend that parents observe :heir children while they pllay video games. If you
or your child experience the following symptoms: dizziness. altered lvrsron, eye or muscle
tvvrtching. involuntary movements. loss of awareness disorientabon, or conwlsions,
DISCONTINUE USE IMMEDIATELY and consult your physlcrar
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PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Operating Requirements
iocar,or ~lectncai Power i-%7 er3m
Domestic 12OVAC.
Q 60Hz 4.‘? Amps 32’F te 100-F
Foreign 230VAC & 50Hz 2.1 Amps ;occ to
:38x)
Japan 1110VAc Q 50Hz 4 I Amps
Cabinet statistics
Shymna Dmem@ S,hioDrnq we’& tappox )
lVidih 30” (715 2 cm) 350Lbs [158kgl Main Cabinet
Depth 62” (157.d cm 1 125Lbs j57kgi Seal Assy
Height 78” f19a cm
Game Characteristics
P/aver Variabie>
ito 4 players pe: VGM iwith i!nk.n: t
HI@ Score Recognit!on
SuItable for All Aces (AAM. CertifleJ!
ooeraior \‘anabies
Coirage. Play Mooe. D tiicultjr.
Volume Aud:ts, Statistics
Equipment Characteristics
audio svstem
DigIta! Stereo
5” (12.7 cm) Coaxial Full Range
Speakers
9mxcv Accsmx
2 Coin Mechac%ms
Dollar Bill Vailaa!or Read)
Eiectron~c Corn Acceptor Readr
&siqn Tvoi
Sit-On Dedlca:ed Video Gan:?
MachIne Mlth Steering Feej5 1:~.
PRODUCT CONFIGURATION
l Stand Alone Video Game Machine
Each VGM is ready to play right out of the box. Operators, may use the menu screens in the garw menu
system to dete:mine some pIaye r variables in advance or ieave the choices up to the players
l Linked Video Game Machines
Linkmg allows players to compete against each other on a shgle course. Operator menus are used tne
same way as in stand-alone gane machines. Crossover couplers and linking cables to connect t%,3
VGMs are factory installed. Use an optional 10 base-T ethernet hub to interconnect up to four VGlds
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SET-UP
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1. Remove all Items from shrpprng contarners and set them aside. Remove all packagrng material.
Inspect exterior of the marn cabinet and sea? pedestal for any damage.
WARNING
Cabinet IS top heavy. Do not push agarnst plastic parts durrng movement
2. Remove keys from controller assembly. Unlock and open rear door. coin box and cash box. Electrical
cords, mechanrcal components, and assorted spare parts are packed inside cash box. Casters and leg
ieveiers for the cabinet and pedestai are packed inside of a box with the seat pedesiai.
3. Locate casters, leg levelers and related mounting hardware
3. Install one nut onto each leg leveler Tilt main cabinet as needed to locate threaded holes rn undersrde
of cabinet. Install a leveler and nut into each hole. Do not trgnten nuts at this time. Repeat these steps
for seat pedestal as wel!.
5. InstaIl the provided swivel casters. Insta!i the six (6) swiveling casters on the main cabinet and seat
pedestai as shown rn the illus?ratron be!ow
6 Install provided locking casters. Install the twc (2) locking casters on seat pedestal as shown iri the
illustration below.
LOCATION OF CASTERS AND LEVELERS
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7. Roil cabinet to its intended iocation maintainrng clearance between the cabrnet and walls, drapes
other games or obstructrons.
8. Locate the pedestal assembly mo~trng rails and rilbber bumoer spacers. which are shopped along
wrth the hardware. inside a cash box.
9 Install rubber bumpers Rubber bumpers are used too maintain a X16” space between the pedestal ar’cl
cabinet assembly. and are essentral rn absorbing vibratron insert one bumper using a twisting motion
into each of the pre-drilled holes !oca:ed along the bottom edge oi main cabrnet assembly
10 Install pedestal mounting rails Orlen: !he mounting rail so that the pre-attached rubber bumpers face
outward, then insert rai!. Fasten raei w piace with the hardware provrded. If necessary refer to illustra-
tron for proper placement.
11 Roll pedestal section near main caotnet, alrgn opening rn the pedestal with the ends of the ra s
mounted rn main cabinet. Skae tre pedestal forward onto extended mount,ng rails leaving enougn
space to attach the ,winng harness F,la!e each cable connector and press firmly to seat the contacts
Ensure no wires are pinched during pedestal attachment
Attach pedestal assembly using - “L-20 tamoer resistant screws and large flat washers provided. AT27
wrench is included to tighten these screws firmly.
LOCATION OF PEDESTAL ASSEMBLY MOUNTING HOLES
12 Lower and adjust each leg leveler urtrl the pedestal section IS stable and level. Adjust the levelers until
the bottoms of al! pieces are fiush snd parallel with each other. Inspect for bindlng or p:nched wires.
then firmly tighten the fasteners to a’tach the two pieces together as a single unit.
13. An extra padlock may be insta!led to secure rear door Locate hasp. Remove the two lock bracket nuts
from inside the cabinet, above the rear door opening. Slide the hasp bracket onto the bolts so tha: It
protrudes from the hole rn back of the cabinet. then rernstall nu!s
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TYPICAL REAR DOOR HASP INSTALLATfON
14. Modify the lock plate at the top of ihe rear door. Remove the bolts and nuts from ttle lock plate. then
rotate !he plate so that the slot WIII be above the door. Reinstall the bolts and nuts arrd tighten firmly.
15. Reinstall the rear door onto the cabinet and close it. Lock the rear door and remove the key. If
required, rnstall the extra padlock through the hasp at this time. install the screws at the top and srdes
of the rear door and tighten snugly. Leave the remainrng doors open at this time.
LINE COf?D INSTALLATION
16. The power cord is packed in with the spare parts. insert a portron cf the lrne cord in the cord clamp
leavrng enough slack for the cord. Match the holes on the IEC plug ,tirth the prongs in the receptacle
and push firmly to seat the line cord.
17. Plug the game into a grounded (3-terminail X wall outlet. Switch on power to the game using the ON/
OFFswrtch located on the upper ieft top of -he cabinet (when viewed from the player’s positron). The
game will power up and begin its self test. Ii no errors are found. the game will automatically enter the
attract mode of operatron (scenes and sounc!s from typicai races. player’s scores, messages, etc.).
18 Open the corn door. Press and hold the Begjo Test button on the operator control switch panel to enter
the menu system. Wait untrl the Main Menu screen appears on the monrtor.
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CHAPTER 1 OPERATION.
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TYPICAL COIN DOOR SWITCH LOCATION
19 Follow on-screen ?nstructions to select Diagnostics. then choose SWITCH TESTS. Follow t-i P
screen lnstructlons to verity that ea,h of the controls is operaTIonal. If no errors are found, the ccni-z’s
should function well.
20 Return to the Diagnostics screen, then choose CONTROLLER TEST. Follow the on-screen i?c”.~:-
tions to veriiy the presence of steering resistance. If no errors are iound, the aim will be good.
21. Return to the Main Menu screen, and then choose EXIT. The game will automaticaily ecter its ‘a7 .::
mode of operation (scenes and sounds from typical races, player’s scores. messages. etc.).
22. Insert currency or tokens and pla) a game. Change the volume and make any other adjustxc’ !i
Close and lock al! open doors. Tighlen the leveler nuts and engage the caster locks
MAINTENANCE
l Viewing Glass
It is not necessary to switch off poiver tc the game to clean the glass. Apply a mild glass cleaner to a : Z-Y
cloth or sponge and wrpe the viewing glass.
Do nor apply the cleaner direct/y on the g/ass! Liquid could drip down Into switch or control clrcuxs :: :
cause erratic game operation.
l Player Controls
Use plastic-safe, non-abrasive cleaners to avoid damage Apply cleaner to a clean cloth or sponge ar ;
wipe the player controls.
Do not apply the cleaner directly on rbe controls!
l Cabinet and Seat
Use plastic-safe, non-abrasive cleaners to avoid damage. Apply cleaner to a clean cloth or sponge ar .:
wipe the seat or cabinet.
Do not apply cleaner directly on artwork or cabinet’

CHAPTER 1 OPERATIO~J
CONTROL BlJlTONS
l TEST BUTTON activates game Meru System. Press the Test button
10 access the Maln Menu and
select individual diagnostjcs, audits utllitles. etc.
lVOLUME-UP BUTTON is used to m3ve up through menu selectlons or adlustment items as well as I:)
Increase volume level in game play.
lVOL WE-DOWN BUTTON IS used to mo\‘e down tqrough menu selections or adjustment items. as AE?!~
as to decrease volume lcvci in ga-ae pla).
l SEEVEE CREDITBU7CN is JSX to allot credits without affecting a game’s bookkeeping total. This
button is also used to exit a menu s4ection or rett.rn to the rnaln menu
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ADJUSTMENT, DIAGNOSTIC &
AUDIT MENUS
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C-APTFF 2 DlAGYOSTiCS
))Menu, contin-ued
IjS1IS’em lnfoynation Menu
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SYSTEM INFORMATION MENU
To verify the game’s software version. reset in’crmation. or to clear reset Inlormatlon. select System Intor-
matron Menu from the Main Menu. then press !he Test button Select and petiorm destred function.
SYSTEW IhFXMATlON MEt<L
SOFTi’dL,RE VERSION
BACK TO PREVIOUS MENU
To return to Main Menu, select Back to P
re’vious FSenu and press the Test buttcn
To verify game software version, select System
‘.!ers:on from the System InformatIon Menu. Observe
screen for desired Information.
1 .o.o.o
1 .o.o.o
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1.0.0.0
To return to the submenu, press the Test button to retilrn to the Main Menu select Back To Previous Menu
and press the Test bugon
jj Main Menu, &hued
/’ Audits Menu
AUDITS MENU
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To view a game’s play statistics, select Addits 4fler,u from the Main Menu. tnen press the Test button. Use
the Volume buttons to scroll to desired audit item, t?en press the Tes! button. Follow on-screen instructions
where necessary
The left-hand side of an audit table displays the name of the audlt Item: the rqht-hand side shows the
amount of play for that item as either a percentage an average. or as elapsed time. Piease note, record
these statistics prior to performing any service cr repairs.
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A,JIDIT’ F.“Ehi:
GENERAL GAME AUD -Z
WAS!+NGTON. D.C
SWISS ALPS
CHERNOBYL
HIMALAYAN
ALASKAN PIPELINE
HAUNTED FOREST
COIN AUDITS
CREDIT AUDITS
SYSTEM AUDITS
WATCHDOG AUDITS
CLEAR ALL
BACK TO PREVIOUS MENU
To rettim to submenu Ivh!le >,iewlng a~. audit table, press the Test outron; to return to the Main Menu select
Back To Previous Meru and press the Test button.
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i~General Game Audits
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GENERAL GAME AUDITS
To view game audits. press the Vo!um~, iip or Volum-
= Down button to select General Game Audits from
the Audits Menu, then press tne Test DJttoc Observe screen for desired information.
TOTAL UPTIME
TOTAL PLAYTIME
PERCENTAGE PLAYTIME
GAMES STARTED
AVERAGE GAME TIME
PERCENTAGE FREE GAMES
TOTALTIME-OUT PERCENTAGE
GAME CONTINUES PERCENTAGE
INITIALS ENTERED
1 PLAYER GAME
2 PLAYER GAME
3 PLAYER GAME
4 PLAYER GAME
5 FLAYER GAME
6 PLAYER GAME
7 PLAYER GAME
6PLAYER GAME
PERCENTAGE ATTACK USED
PERCENTAGE NO DRONES
PERCENTAGE NO CATCH-Up
D!RTY MCKURDY SELECTED
MAI ZHOU LIN SELECTED
AGENT 5 SELECTED
ZDAYS 09:09:11
ZDAYS 02:X3:10
(9,‘32) 25%
%AYS Ol:l2:15
GENERAL GAME AUDITS
WILLIE QUINN SELECTED
PONZO SELECTED
CANDY ICE SELECTED
SLED 1 SELECTED
SLED 2 SELECTED
SLED 3 SELECTED
SLED 4 SELECTED
SLED 5 SELECTED
SLED 6 SELECTED
WASHINGTON, DC SELECTED
SWISS ALPS SELECTED
CHERNOBYL SELECTED
HIMALAYAN SELECTED
ALASKAN PIPELINE SELECTED
HAUNTED FOREST SELECTED
PLAYER WIPE-OUTS AVERAGE
PUP BOOST AVERAGE
PUP MlSStLE AVERAGE
PUP SHiELD AVERAGE
PUP SUPER ATTACK AVERAGE
PUP HEALTH AVERAGE
PUP TRICK AVERAGE
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CHAPTER 2 DIAGNCISTICS
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~?a” Menu. continued
I! Audk Menu
(1 General Game Audits. continued
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To reset auS tah:e seieci Clear located at :he acrtom of screen. then press the Tes! button. To leave !ab/e
as it is. select Re!;rn locaied at the bottom 31 screen. ther. press the Test button P/ease ,zote. be sure to
record any va!ucs znor to clearing table
To return to the submenu. press the Test button: .o return to the Maii-i Menu select Return and press tCle
Test button
~/Audits Menu
IWashington, D.C. Audits (All track audits)
WASHINGTON, D.C. AUDITS
To observe the aLd,ts screen for any lone of the !eatursd tracks, use the Volume Up or Volume Down but-
ton to select the sewed audit. then press the Te5.t button.
Observe screen fcr desired informa:ion. f’leese rmote. each sled track listed in the Audit Menu contains
information iden:;cai to informatIon shown in tne iabie below.
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To reset ax!: I& e select Clear located at :he bcttom of screen. then press the Test button. To leave rabie
as it is. select Reium located at the bN>ttom of screen, then press the Test button f/ease note. be sure to
record any values prior to clearing table.
ARCTIC TALk:ER. WASHINGTON DC
TRACK SELECTED
TRACK SINGLE PLAYER
FREE GAME AWARD
TIME-OUT
PLACED 1 ST
PLACED 2ND
PLACED 3RD
PLACED 4TH
PLACED 5TH
PLACED 6TH
PLACED 7TH
PLACED 8TH
TIMED
AT 90 PERCENTAGE
TIMED AT 95 PERCENTAGE
TIMED AT 100 PERCENTAGE
TIMED AT 105 PERCENTAGE
TIMED AT 110 PERCENTAGE
TIMED AT 115 PERCENTAGE
TIMED AT 120 PERCENTAGE
TIMED AT 125 PERCENTAGE
TIMED
AT 130 PERCENTAGE
TIMED AT 135 PERCENTAGE
TIMED
AT 140 PERCENTAGE
TiMED
AT 145 PERCENTAGE
pm) 0.036
(x/X) 0.0%
(x/x) 0.096
(xx) 0.0%
(wx) 0.0%
(XIX) 0.0%
(x/X) 0.0%
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(XIX) 0.0%
(XIX) 0.0%
(X*X) 0.0%
RETl!RN CLEAR
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To return to the submenu. press the Test button io return to the Main Menu select Return and press the
Test button

CHAPTER 2 D AGNOSTICS
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Audits Menu
(, Coin Audits
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COIN AUDITS
To vrew corn audits use the Volume Up o. Volume DOW button to select Coin Audits from the Audits Menu
then press the Test button Observe screen for desired informatIon.
70 reset audrf fable. select Clear located at the bottom 0: screen. then press the lest button 70 leave fade
as !f k. select Hetum located a! the b&om of screen, ther press th& Test button Piease ncfcn, be sure to
record any values prior to clearing table
LEFT SLOT COINS
RIGHT SLOT COINS ;
B!LLS
CENTER SLOT COINS ::
EXTRA SLOT COINS
X
SERVICE CREDIT X
TOTAL PAID CREOIT
TOTAL :X.Xx
RETURN CLEAR
To return to the submenu. press the Test button, to return to the Main Menu select Return and press the
Test button
/Main Menu, continued
/Audits Menu
i/ Credit Audits
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CREDIT AUDITS
To view credit audits use the Volume Up or Volume Down buttor to select Credrt Audtts from the Audi?s
Menu. then press the Test button Observe screen for dewed information.
To resefaodif fable. select C.lear located at the bottom of screen. then press the Test button. TO leave faDk
as if is. select Return located at the botom of screen, then press the Test button. Please note, be sure to
record any values prior to clearrng !able.
CRED’T AUDiTS
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CREDIT AVAILABLE X
jRETURN CLEAR
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To return to the submenu, press the Test button: to re!urn to the hlain Menu select Return and press the
Test button f
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Main Menu, continued
/! Audits Menu
/I System Audits
SYSTEM AUDITS
To view system audits, use the Volume Up or Volune Down button to select System Audits from the Aucrts
Menu, then press the Test button Observe screer !or desired rnfxmallon
To reset audit table, select Clear focated at the bottom of screen, tnen press the Test button. NOTE: Be
sure to record any values prror to clearing taole ZI leave rab!e as ,f is select Reiurn located at the bottom
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oi screen, men press me resr ouiiorr
SYS’37 AUDITS
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GAME STARTUPS
GAME RESTARTS cI
CSM STARTUPS
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GAME NE’S
/ E%Fss c!
GAME UPTIME X DAYS 0O:OO:OO
SYSTEM UPTIME X DAYS 0O:OO:OO
IRETURN CLEAR
To return to the submenu, select Return and press the Test button: to return to the hlarn Menu scroll to
Return and press the Test button.
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Audits Menu
I/ Watchdog Audits
WATCHDOG AUDITS
To either view or clear information about the v a v ??dog use the Voiume Up or ‘Volume Down button to
select Watchdog Audrts from the Audits Menu then press the
TEsi button. Observe screen for desired
information.
To reset audd iable. select Clear focated at the coltom of screen. then press the Test button. NOTE: Be
sure to record any values prior to clearing table.
Tc! leave tab/e as :t is. select Return located at the bottom
of screen, then press the Test button.
‘JJATCHDOG ALDITS
VIE’S; MrATCHDOGS
CLEAR \YATCHDOGS
BACK TO PREVIOUS MENU
To return to the submenu. select Return and press the Test button: to rerun to the Marn Menu scroll to
Return and press the Test button
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Audits Menu
)Clear All Audits
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CLEAR ALL AUDITS
To clear all game audits use the Volume Up or Volume Down button to select Clear All Audits from the
Audrts Menu, then press the Test button
Use the Volume buttons to select desired answer, then press the lest button. Observe a confirmation box
appears on-screen to verify a selection was made.
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CLEAR ALL ARCTIC THUNDER AUDITS
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To return to the submenu, select Return and press the Test button; to return to the Main Menu scroll to
Back To Previous Menu and press the Test button.
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1Adjustments Menu
ADJUSTMENTS MENU
To optimize game periormance and earnings or to change the look or sound of the game, use the Volume
Up or Volume Down button to select Adjustment Menu from the Main Menu, then press the Test button.
The Adjustments Menu enables customization of Attract Mode, fan and seat shaker intensity, game diffr-
culty, as well as a whole host of other features. Please note, individual Game Adjustments are explained in
more detail on the following pages.
To select a menu option in Adjustments use the Volume buttons to select it, then press the Test button
IADJUSTMENT MENU I
GAME LINK NUMBER
MINIMUM GAMEVOLUME
GAME DIFFICULTY
SINGLE 1ST FREE GAME
LINK IST FREE GAME
GAME START TIME
fNITlALS ENTRY
FAN INTENSITY
SHAKER INTENSITY
TAIL LIGHT
WHEEL STRENGTH
FAMILY MODE
RESTORE FACTORY ADJUSTMENTS
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Many line items in the Adjustments Menu provide multiple setting chol,:es, a few of which are followed by a
confirmation box as shown below to verify your selection prior to completing the request.
Be sure to read each option carefully, use the Volume buttons to select YES or NO, then press the Test
button to lock in the setting. Selecting NO cancels any changed values and returns the previous values to
memory.
1 ARE YOU SURE YOU WANT TO SELECT THIS SETTING? ~
YES NO
TYPICAL CONFIRMATION BOX
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Adjustments Menu
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Game Link Number
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GAME LINK NUMBER
Allows the game link number to be set. The setting range is:
-Maximum: 4
-Minimum:
1
-Factory Setting: 1
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/Minimum Game Volume
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MINIMUM GAME VOLUME
Selects the minimum allowable setting for volume. The setting range for this adjustment is:
-Minimum: 0
-Maximum: 255
-Factory Setting: 20
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