NAMCO Panic Park DX User manual
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Panic
Park
DX
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read
this
operation
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carefully
before
using.
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sure
to
keep
this
operatil';ln
manual
toget~erwith
tha
MProjector
Adjustment
Manual"
for
immediate
and
easy
re!·aren~e
whenever
necessa::_.
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Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A
digital device, pursuant to Part 15
of
the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to
provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment
is
operating
in
a commercial environment. This equipment uses,
and
can
radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used
in
accordance with the instruction
manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this
equipment
in
a residential area
is
likely to cause harmful interference
in
which case the
user will
be
required to correct the interference at his own expense.
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INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION
Thank you very much for purchasing our Panic Park
OX
(hereinafter referred
to
as "this machine").
This operation manual contains:
-methods
of
operation, installation, transportation/moving, maintenance, and disposal
of
this machine;
-methods
of
correct operation so as to fully utilize the functions
of
this machine; and
-methods
of
securing the safety
of
players
as
well as viewers
Contact:
-For further information on the Panic Park DX
as
well
as
repairs, please contact your distributor.
1.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
1.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Be sure to read this
in
order to use the machine safely.
To
owners:
When you entrust other persons to operate, install, transport, move, maintain and dispose this machine,
direct them to read the applicable items
in
advance and observe the instructions.
1-1
Explanation
of
levels
of
danger
As
far as this machine and this operation manual are concerned, the cautionary phrases and the result-
ant physical damage
or
injury are classified as described below according to the level
of
danger:
&DANGER:
&WARNING:
&cAUTION:
Death
or
serious injury will occur, should the danger be unavoidable.
Death
or
serious injury will possibly occur, should the danger be unavoidable.
Slight injury or damage
to
other goods and materials will possibly occur, should
the danger be unavoidable.
Cautions irrelevant to safety are displayed with the following mark.
r+g.naJ
Cautions concerning the functions and protection
of
the product.
1-2 Definition of technicians
This operation manual has been written mainly for operators and location staff. However, the work
procedure contained in any item with a note, saying "to be conducted only by technicians " has been
written for technicians. Therefore such work must
be
conducted only
by
technicians.
Technicians:
People who are engaged in design, manufacture, inspection and maintenance services
of
equip-
ment at an amusement (AM) equipment manufacturer, who have expertise in electric, electronic
and mechanical engineering equivalent
to
or higher than technical high school graduates and who
are engaged in the maintenance and control (including repair, etc.) on a routine basis.
1.
SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS
1-3 Top-priority safety precautions
~DANGER
e
When
adjusting
the
projector,
do
not
touch
anything
other
than
specified
in
the
work
procedure. Carelessly
touching
any
part
inside
the
projector
other
than
the
parts specified
may
cause
you
an
electric
shock
or
injury.
•
The
projector contains
some
parts
that
retain
high
heat
and
voltage after power-off.
.----------~WARNING----------,
e
Should
any
trouble
occur,
tum
off
the
power
and
stop
operating
this
machine immediately.
Then
do
not
forget
to
unplug
the
power
cord.
Operating
this
machine
with
its
trouble unsolved
may
cause
a
fire
or
other
accidents.
e
Keeping
the
inside
of
the
projector dusty
for
a
long
time
may
cause
a
fire
or breakdown. Consult your
distributor
for
internal
cleaning_about
once
a
year
after purchase.
e
When
disposing
this machine,
do
not
detach
the
screen
of
the
projector.
The
screen detached
or
the
lens
contained
in
it
may
cause
a
fire,
burning
or
loss
of
eyesight.
e
This
machine
has
the
parts essential
for
ensuring
safety
of
players
and
viewers. Operating
the
machine
with
the
"Parts
essential
for
ensuring safety
of
players
and
viewers"
(See
P-36)
damaged,
broken,
worn,
or
poorly
mounted
may
cause
players
and
viewers
injury.
Should
any
trouble
be
discovered, replace
them
as
soon
as
possible.
To
order
parts,
contact your distributor.
e
Dust
accumulated
on
the
power
plug
may
cause
a
fire.
Conduct
a regular check
and
remove
dust.
.e
Firmly
insert
the
power plug
into
the
service
outlet all
the
way.
Insufficient contact
may
cause
heat,
result-
ing
in
a
fire
or
burning.
e A
damaged
power
cbrd
may
cause
a
fire,
an
electric shock
or
leakage. Observe
the
following instructions:
•
Do
not
make
the
cord
come
close
to
a
heating
device.
•
Do
not
twist
the
cord.
•
Do
not
bend
the
cord
forcefully.
•
Do
not
modify
it.
•
Do
not
bundle
it.
•
Do
not
pull
it.
(Do
not
pull
the
cord
when
unplugging.
Always
hold
the power plug
to
pull
it
out.)
•
Do
not
place
anything
on
it.
•
Do
not
get
it
caught
by
this
machine,
other
product,
or
wall.
•
Do
not
do
anything else that
may
damage
the
power
cord.
•
Do
not
wet
the
power
cord
or
power
plug
with
water.
That
might
cause
an
electric shock or leakage.
•
Do
not
touch
the
power plug
with
a
wet
hand.
That
might
give
you
an
electric
shock.
e
This
machine
has
a power capacity
of
AC11
OV-
maximum
electric current consumption 5.2A
(AC
220
V ,
maximum
electric current consumption
1.9A.}
Always
use
indoor wiring that conforms
to
the
power
specifications
of
this machine. Otherwise a
fire
or
an
electric shock might result.
e
Operate
this
machine
with
a supply
voltage
in
the
AC
11
0·120V
(AC
220
•
240
V)
range.
Using
this
machine
at
any
voltage outside
the
specified
range
might
cause
a fire or electric
shock.
To
ensure
this
machine
runs
under
its
best condition,
use
a
rated
voltage whenever possible.
e
Use
specified
brands
of
consumables
and
service
parts (including screws).
To
order
any
part,
contact your
distributor.
e
Do
not
remodel
this
machine without
permission.
Do
not
carry
out
any
task
not covered
in
this Operation
Manual.
Unauthorized remodeling
may
result
in
an
unexpected
risk.
e
When
re-selling
this
machine,
always
attach
this
Operation
Manual
and
the
ProjectorAdjustment
Manual
to
this
machine.
2
1.
SAFETYPRECAUTIONS
1-4 Explanation
of
·"Warning " stickers on
this
machine
.-----------~WARNING-----------.
• Warning stickers provide important cautions for safety. Please observe the following instructions:
• Give attention
to
the location, lighting and dirt of the warning stickers
on
the machine so that they may be
fully readable.
Be
careful not to make the stickers invisible behind other game machines.
•
Do
not remove or modify the warning stickers.
• Should a sticker be markedly soiled or torn, replace
it
with a new one. For obtaining a new one, please
contact your distributor.
* High voltage parts refer to specific
parts inside the
projectoqSee
"8-
3-2(1) Replacement of the projec-
tor"
on
P-63)
Warning sticker (High voltage)
Parts number: 461-371
h.
DANGER
.
...
til
l!ll
Only a qualified service technician
Is allowed
to
open the door.
The part Inside contains leathal
HIGH
VOLTAGE.
Be sure
to
unplug the
AC
power
before opening the door.
3
1.
SAFETYPRECAUTIONS
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To
avoid
an
electrical shockand/or
InJury, be sure that
the
power Is
turned
off
before opening
the service door.
Only qualified personnel should
attempt to service
the
game.
*
Inside
parts refer
to
rack
Assy,
etc.
Caution
stickers (Maintenance)
Parts
number:
461-359
4
CONTENTS
CONTENTS
1.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ...................................................................................................................
..
1·1
Explanation of levels of danger.....................................................................................................
1-2 Definition
of
technicians ................................................................................................................
1-3 Top-priority safety precautions ..................
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2
1-4 Explanation of "Warning" stickers
on
this machine..................................................................... 3
CONTENTS ............................................................................................................................................... 4
2. SPECIFICATIONS .............................................................................................................................
...
9
3.
INSPECTION
OF
THE PACKAGE ......................................................................................................
12
4. COMPONENTS (NAME
OF
EACH
PARn
......................................................................................... 14
5. INSTALLATION ...................................................................................................................................
15
5·1
Conditions
of
Installation............................................................................................................... 15
5·1·1 Locations not
to
be
installed .....................................................................................
...
..
....
15
5·1·2
Play
zone
as
installed ........................................................................................................
16
5·2 Minimum measurement requirements for carrying- in-route
(door,
corridor, etc.)......................... 17
5·3 Assembly......................................................................................................................................
21
5-3-1
Attaching
the
signboard Assy ............................................................................................
21
5·3·2 Combining the projector Assy with the front Assy .............................................................. 22
5-3-3 Adjusting level adjusters .................................................................................................... 24
5·4 Connecting the power cord and the ground.................................................................................. 25
(1)
With a
3P
service outlet......................................................................................................... 25
(2)
With a
2P
service outlet ......................................................................................................... 25
(3)
With·a
2P
service outlet without a ground terminal................................................................ 26
5-5 Adjusting
the
projector ................................................................................................................
..
27
6.
MOVING AND TRANSPORTING ........................................................................................................ 28
6·1
Moving
(on
the same floor) ........................................................................................................... 28
6·2 Transporting ................................................................................................................................... 29
6·2·1 Dividing.............................................................................................................................. 29
6-2·2 Carrying
by
hands (carrying
up
and down the stairs) ....................................................... 32
6·2·3 Loading into and unloading
from
vehicles, etc. ................................................................. 33
6·2-4 Transporting
by
a
vehicle.~.................................................................................................
34
7. OPERATION ........................................................................................................................................
35
7-1
Persons not recommended
to
play ......................................................................................:........ 35
7
·2
Safety precautions when playing ......................................................................
...
......
...
......
..
....
....
36
7·3 Explanation of parts essential for
the
safety of players
and
viewers ............................................ 36
7·4 Inspection before beginning
the
operation.................................................................................... 37
CONTENTS
7-4-1
Inspection
of
the
outward appearanca ............................................................................
..
37
7-4-2
lnsp~tion
of
workings ......................................................._................................................ 38
7-4-3 Regular inspection ............................................................................................................. 38
7-5 How
to
Play................................................................................................................................... 39
7-5-1 How
to
Control................................................................................................................... 39
7-5-2 Mode.................................................................................................................................. 39
7-5-3 Rules
of
the game ............................................................................................................. 39
7-6 Adjustment .................................................................................................................................... 40
7·6-1 Tum
the
power switch
ON.
................................................................................................ 40
7·6-2 Adjustment switches ................................................
..
...
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..
..
.
..
.
..
......
...
.
..
.
...
.
..
.........
41
7·7 Test mode..................................................................................................................................... 42
7-7·1
~lanation
of
the
menu screen (MENU).......................................................................... 42
7-7·2 Setting of game fees
and
free play (Coin options) ............................................................ 43
7-7-3 Setting the game contents (Game options) ...........................
_.
........................................... 44
7-7-4 Input/Output test of-switches
(VO
TEST) ...-..................................................................... 45
7-7-5 Various monitor adjustments (MONITOR TEST)............................................................... 48
7-7-6 Adjusting sound
\lOiume
(SOUND TEST).......................................................................... 49
7-7-7 Displaying
and
initializing the game data
(ADS
DATA)...................................................... 50
7-7-8 Initialization of backup memory, etc. (OTHERS) ...............................................................
51
7-8 Adjustment when parts are replaced (INITIALIZATION)............................................................... 52
7-8-1 Method of initializing the volume of
the
swing lever Assy .................................................. 52
8.
MAINTENANCE .................................................................................................................................. 54
8-1·
Maintenance and inspection ...............................................................................................:......... 54
8-1-1 Greasing
up
coil springs of the swing lever
Assy
.............................................................. 55
8-1-2 Checking abrasion of versus cushions of the swing leverAssy ........................................ 56
8-2 Troubleshooting measures ........................................................................................................... 58
8-2-1 The whole body................................................................................................................. 59
8·2-2 Signboard Assy.................................................................................................................. 59
8-2-3 ProjectorAssy.................................................................................................................... 60
8-2-4 Front Assy.......................................................................................................................... 60
8-2-5 Swing leverAssy .....:.........................................................................................................
61
8·3 Detachment, mounting
and
replacement ......................................................................................
62
8-3-1 Signboard Assy.................................................................................................................. 62
(1) Replacement
of
a fluorescence lamp
and
a glow lamp.............................................. 62
8-3-2
(2)
Di~assembling
and assembling
the
rack Assy ...........................................................
66
(3) Replacing the game
PC
board ...................................................................................
68
8-3-3 Cabinet Assy........................................................
......
.
..
..................................................... 70
(1) Replacing start buttons
and
lamps ............................................................................. 70
8-3-4 Swing leverAssy ............................................................................................................... 72
(1) Replacing volumes ........................................................................................
_.............
72
(2) Replacing versus cushions......................................................................................... 73
(3) Replacing barside covers .......................................................................................... 74
6
CONTENTS
9.
DISPOSAL ......................................................
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....
75
10. PARTS LIST .............................
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.
76
10-1
Signboard Assy .........................................................................................................................
76
10-2 Projector Assy ...........................................................................................................................
78
10-3 JointAssy........................................................:.........................................................................
80
10-4 Front Assy
(1)
...........................................................................................................................
82
10-4 Front Assy
(2)
...........................................................................................................................
84
10-5 Swing lever Assy..........
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86
10-6 Rack Assy ....
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88
10-7 Cord box Assy.................................................
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90
10-8 Coin Assy ..................................................................................................................................
92
11.
WIRING DIAGRAM ........................................................................................................................... 94
7
8
2.
SPECIFICATIONS
2.
SPECIFICATIONS
(1) Rated power:
(2) Maximum power consumption:
(3) Maximum current consumption:
(4) Capacity
of
the cash box:
(5) Projector:
(6) Dimensions:
11
OV
to 120V
AC
or
220V to 240V AC (50/60 Hz)
330W (for IIOV
AC
power supply)
311W (for 220V
AC
power supply)
5.2A (for IIOV
AC
power supply)
1.9A (for 220V
AC
power supply)
About $1,350 in US quarters
50 inch rear projector
CD
As installed: Width 1,150 x Depth 1,730 x Height 2.290 (mm)
1,150
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2.
SPECIFICATIONS
GJ
As
divided
:
Projector
Assy
FrontAssy
Signboard
Assy
JointAssy
ProjectorAssy
680
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FrontAssy
: Width 1,150 x Depth 680 x Height 1,900 (mm)
: Width 780 X Depth 680 x Height I, 160 (mm)
: Width 1,150 x Depth 700 x Height 390 (mm)
: Width 210 x Depth 370 x Height 120 (mm)
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0
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'
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780
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.
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.
.
fl'l'
Signboard Assy
700
0
0>
C':l
JointAssy
370
1·
·1
(7) Weight
CD
As
installed
@
As
divided:
Projector
Assy
FrontAssy
Signboard Assy
Joint Assy (2 pieces)
267
kg
170
kg
75
kg
16
kg
6
kg
~
11
2.
SPECIFICATIONS
1,150
r=?
3.
INSPECTION
OF
THE PACKAGE
3.
INSPECTION
OF
THE PACKAGE
The package "ontains all parts and accessories illustrated
in
the figure below when shipped.
• Be sure to check for any missing parts and accessories or shipping damage.
• Contact your distributor
in
case of any shortage
or
damage.
ProjectorAssy
Signboard Assy
/@(Baok)
/ ® (Aearoover)
CD-CID
12
Front Assy
3.
INSPECTION
OF
THE PACKAGE
e
List
of
accessories
No. Name ISpecifications I Q'ty
1 Operation Manual (this manual) 1
~
2 Key for cash box p 2
3 Keys for service door and rear cover
6Y
4
4 Flange socket M8 x 40 (for joints)
~
16
5
(+)
Hexagonal bolt
M6
x
20
(for signboard)
~
2
(with flat washer and spring washer attached)
10
Joint
~
2
A Versus cushion
~
1
8
Bar
side cover
~
1
(essential parts for safety)
13
4.
COMPONENTS
(name
of
each
part)
4. COMPONENTS (name
of
each part)
Projector
Assy
Caution sticker
(play)
Power
switch
Signboard
Assy
CoinAssy
JointAssy
Caution
stic!<er
(maintenance)
Ground
wire
terminal
14
Projector
Cord
box
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