Nintendo POPEYE TPP2-UP User manual

2P.C. BOARDS TYPE
©1982 King Features Syndicate
OPERATION MANUAL

WARNING
This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequen-
cy energy, and if not installed and used in accordance with
the instructions manual, may cause interference to radio com-
munications. It has been tested and found to comply with the
limits for aClass Acomputing device pursuant to Subpart J
of Part 15 of FCC Rules, which are designed to provide rea-
sonable protection against such interference when operated
in acommercial environment. Operation of this equipment in
aresidential area is likely to cause interference in which case
the user at his own expense will be required to take what-
ever measures may be required to correct the interference.
WARNING
Use of non-Nintendo parts or modifications of your Nintendo
game circuitry may adversely affect the safety of your game,
and may cause injury to your players.

]Contents [
1.Location Setup
A. Game Inspection 1
B. Game Installation 2
(1) Voltage Selection 3
(2) Power On/Off Switch
(3) Adjustment of Video Monitor
2. Option Switch Settings 6
A. Game Price Settings 7
B. Game Option Settings 7
3. Self-Test 9
4. Maintenance and Repair 1
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A. Fuse Replacement 11
B. Cleaning 11
C. Operation Panel 1
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D. Video Monitor removal 13
E. Game PCB removal 15
5. Radio Frequency Interference 15
6. Wiring and Connection 16
7. Name of each part and Parts List 17
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Location Setup
A. Game Inspection
POPEYE
Display Panel
POPEYE
Front Screen
-Game Serial Number Label
POPEYE
Operation Panel
Coin Door
Video Monitor -
Game PCEv
Shield Cover
Shield Cage'
Power Cord-^
Main Fuse^
Power On/Off Switch-
Power Transformer
Fie. IGame Overview

WARNING —
Check before plugging the game in !
The game “POPEYE” is shipped ready for operation, but alast
visual check should be made to insure the final touch of quality
control. Please check the following to help us insure that your
new game was delivered to you in good condition.
(1) Check the exterior of the game for shipping damage, dents,
chips, or broken parts.
(2) Remove the screws on the Rear Panel.
(3) Unlock and open the Rear Panel, as well as the Coin Door;
inspect the interior of the game as follows:
(a) Check that Plug-in connectors are firmly connected.
(b) Check that Plug-in integrated circuits on the Game PCB are
firmly connected in their sockets.
(c) Check that all major subassemblies such as the Power Supply,
Operation Panel, and Video Monitor are properly mounted.
(d) Remove the tie-wrap that holds the coiled Power Cord on
the inside cabinet wall. Check the cord for any cuts or dents
in the insulation.
B. Game Installation
Fig. 2Installation Requirements
Power 101watts
Temperature 0to 38 deg.C (32 to 100 deg. F)
Humidity Not over 95% relative
Space required :60(W) X85(D) cm (23 1/2 X33 1/2 in.)
Height 170cm (67in.)
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(1) Voltage Selection
Before plugging in your game, make sure the Terminal Block of
the Power Supply is correct for your location’s line voltage.
Power Supply Fuse
3A 100V
Fig. 3Power Supply and Voltage Selection
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(2) Power On/Off Switch
APower On/Off Switch is located in the rear of the game at
the bottom right side of the cabinet. See Fig. 1.
WARNING
This game MUST be grounded. Failure to do so may result
in destruction to electronic components.
WARNING
If the results of the preceding steps are satisfactory, you are
ready to plug the game in, and set the Power On/Off Switch
to the “On” position.
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(3) Adjustment of Video Monitor
FUSE 0.3A
Fig. 4Video Monitor
WARNING
Do not touch the inside of the Video Monitor in which many
parts are supplied with high voltage.
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A. Game Price Settings
You can set the game price multipliers with Toggles Athru D(SW1)
on the Game PCB.
Fig. 6Game Price Settings
credit/coin Toggle Settings
ABcD
1/3 OFF OFF ON ON
1/2 ON OFF OFF OFF
1/1 OFF OFF OFF OFF
2/1 OFF ON OFF OFF
3/1 ON OFF ON OFF
4/1 OFF ON ON OFF
5/1 OFF ON OFF ON
6/1 ON ON ON OFF
Freeplay ON ON ON ON
B. Game Option Settings
(1) Number of POPEYE per Game
Set the number of POPEYE per game with Toggles I&J(SW2) on
the Game PCB.
Fig. 7Number of POPEYE per Game
Number of
POPEYE
per Game
Toggle Settings
1J
1OFF OFF
2ON OFF
3OFF ON
4ON ON
$:factory settings
(2) Game Difficulty
Set the game difficulty with Toggles K&L(SW2) on the Game PCB.
Fig. 8Game Difficulty
Game
Difficulty
Toggle Settings
KL
Easy (0) OFF OFF
(D ON OFF
(2) OFF ON
Hard (3) ON ON
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(3) Bonus POPEYE
Set the Points for bonus POPEYE with Toggles M&N
(SW2) on the Game PCB.
Fig. 9Bonus POPEYE
Bonus
POPEYE
at
Toggle Settings
MN
40,000pts. (0) OFF OFF
60,000pts. (1
)
ON OFF
80,000pts. (2) OFF ON
No Bonus (3) ON ON
(4)
Attract Music
It is anew feature to play the theme music “POPEYE” on the game
Attract Mode. You can select “With music” or “Silent” with Toggle
O(SW2) on the Game PCB.
Fig. IOAttract Music
Attract Toggle Setting
Music O
Silent (0) OFF
With music (1
)
ON
$:factory setting
(5)
Upright/Table Version Select
Fig. I I Upright/Table
Version Toggle Setting
P
Table (0) OFF
Upright (1) ON
$:factory setting
WARNING
All the Option Switch Settings MUST be done with Power Off.
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3. Self-Test
A. Self-Test Menu
(1 )Entry
With pressing Service Switch, set the Power On/Off Switch to
the “On” position.
(2) Audio Test
You will hear abeep sound.
(3)
RAM Test
The result of RAM Test will be displayed on the Video Monitor as
follows.
Example
RAM location
on the PCB
(CPU PCB)
Failed
(4)
ROM Test
The result of ROM Test will be displayed on the Video Monitor as
follows.
Example
ROM location
on the PCB
(CPU PCB) Passed
Failed
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(5)
Option Switch Test
The Toggle Settings will be displayed on the Video Monitor as
follows.
Example
See Fig. 7
See Fig. 9
See Fig. 1
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(6)
Press any switch on the Operation Panel in order to step to
next test !!
See Fig. 6
See Fig. 8
See Fig. 10
OPTION SWITCH
ABCD
COIN OFF OFF OFF OFF
POPEYE 3-
DIFFICULTY 2
BONUS 1-
MUSIC 1
VERSION 1
(7) Switch Test
You will hear abeep sound for each press of the switches;
4way Controller, Punch Switch, 1-Player Switch, 2-Player Switch,
Service Switch, and Coin Switch.
(8) The end of Self-Test.
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4. Maintenance and Repair
A. Fuse Replacement
This game contains 4fuses. Replace fuses only with the same
type as listed below.
Fig. I2Specification of Fuses
(1 )Main fuse U.S.
Europe 4A 100V (90 ~120V)
2A 250V (200 ~240V)
See Fig. 1
(2) Power Supply fuse 3A 100V
See Fig. 3
(3) Video Monitor fuse 4A 100V
0.3A 100V
See Fig. 4
B. Cleaning
The exterior of the game, all metal parts and all plastic parts can
be cleaned with anonabrasive cleanser. You have to be careful
when cleaning the glass or plastic parts. Adry cloth may cause
scratches and results in afoggy appearance.
C. Operation Panel
(1) Operation Panel removal
Before repairing or replacing any switch or 4way Controller on
the Operation Panel, unplug the game. Then open the Coin Door.
Reach through the Coin Door opening and unlock the Clamps,
located at each end on the underside of the Operation Panel.
See Fig. 16.
(2) Micro-switch Replacement
Whenever you replace any micro-switch on the Operation Panel,
aswitch gap adjustment is needed as shown in Fig. 13, and
See Fig. 22.
1
1

Switch Button Ass'y
Press
Fig. I3Switch gap adjustment
(3) Lubrication for 4way Controller
To maintain the 4way Controller in good condition, lubricate the
pillow balls and 4way Guide Plate approx, every 3months.
See Fig. 14.
Fig. I4Lubrication points
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D. Video Monitor removal
(1 )Front Screen removal
Unlock and open the rear panel, pull the Front Screen Clamp.
Lift the Front Screen upward while pushing and then pull toward
you. See Fig. 15&Fig. 16.
Fig. I5Front Screen Clamp
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(2) Video Monitor removal
If you need to remove the Video Monitor, follow the instructions
listed below. But the following procedure should only be performed
by an experienced service technician.
WARNING
It is recommended the game be left unplugged for at
least one hour before removing the Video Monitor. This
will probably discharge the CRT, but extreme caution is
still necessary.
(a) Check the game is unplugged !!
(b) Open the rear panel and remove the Front Screen.
(c) Unplug all the harness and cables from the Video Monitor.
(d) Standing at the front opening of the game, remove the four
mounting bolts and flat washers. See Fig. 17.
(e) From the rear opening, carefully lift the Video Monitor and pull
toward you.
WARNING
Use extreme causion and do not touch electrical parts
of the yoke area with your hands or with any metal
object in your hands.

E. Game PCB removal
(a) Check the game is unplugged !!
(b) Open the rear panel.
(c) Remove the 44-pin edge connector from the upper side of the
031 -FCC PCB on the Shield Cover.
(d) Locate the 6Phillips-head Screws on the Shield Cover. Remove
and save these Screws.
(e) Remove the Game PCB from the Shield Cage by carefully slid-
ing it straight out of the wooden PCB retainer.
WARNING
Areversed connector will damage your PCB !
If the connectors don’t slip on easily, don’t force them !
Fig. I8Game PCB removal
5. Radio Frequency Interference (RFI)
In order to keep protecting against the RFI radiated from this
equipment, please read the following attentions.
(a) Do not use non-Nintendo parts !
(b) Do not modify your game circuitry !
(c) Do not modify the wiring harness and connections !
(d) Connect this game only to agrounded 3-wire outlet.
(e) After servicing the Game PCB, shut the Shield Cover com-
pletely by the Screws. See Fig. 18.
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