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DAYTONA 1M USA
USHERING IN A NEW "INTERACTIVE CG" ERA! USING REAL TIME
TEXTURE MAPPING CG BOARD "MODEL 2"
Incorporating real time texture mapping CG Board "Model 2" which SEGA develop
using state-of-the-art technology. High speed visuals with authentic realism and
profound depth created by 32bit 3-D graphics engine power enabling texture mapped
300,000 polygons a second to be represented!! The world
of unparalleled "VIRTU
REALITY" unfolds before own eyes.
THE WORLD'S BEST HYPER REALISTIC 3-D RACING
XSOPHISTICATED "VIRTUAL REALITY" VISUALS ALLOWS YOU TO
EXPERIENCE THE UTMOST IN EXCITEMENT WITH SUPER-REALISTI
RACE SIMULATION!
Scores
of eye-catching colourful racing machines in a double file column are taking a
rolling start, roaring
off into a 300kph high speed race. Run though the oval circuit b
by taking advantage
of a slipstream! Enjoy the spectacular drifting technique as well s
counter-steering skills....the neck and neck close competition gives authentic excitem nt
and thrills....the game is targeted for a wide spectrum
of customers including beginne s
and avid fans.
XTRUE TO LIFE SOUNDS!
The Woofer provided under the seat reproduces simulated realism
of a racing car's
roaring sound.
XTHE GAME ALLOWS UP TO 8 PERSONS TO ENJOY "VS" PLAY
SIMULTANEOUSLY !
The communication functions allow for the "Vs" type real time races which up to 8
people can compete, are incorporated into the machine.
XDETAILED REPRESENTATION ONLY "MODEL 2" CAN OFFER!
When accidents such as collisions, crashes etc. occur, the parts scattering and machin
damage are faithfully depicted. Numerous details including scenery reflecting in the
racing car's rear window, tunnel lights, smoothly fluttering flags etc. are also
authentically reproduced, bring you simulated realism never before experienced.
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XTHREE COURSES -(BEGINNERS, ADVANCED &EXPERT)
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BEGINNERS:
ADVANCED:
EXPERT
OVAL CIRCUIT
GRAND CANYON COURSES
SEASIDE COURSE
8 Laps with 40 entry cars.
4 Laps with 30 entry cars
2 Laps with 20 entry cars.
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X"TIME LAP MODE" INCORPORATED
The time trial race in which only the player's machine fiercely keep running on the
EXPERT'S SEASIDE COURSE. A high repeat play ratio can be expected from your
customers....avid fans in particular!
XON COURSE DRIVING IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION THAT REQUIRES
SKILFUL TECHNIQUES, IS ALSO POSSmLE.
Enjoy the maximum thrill that you can only experience in this game by facing your
opponents while they scream towards you at ultra-high speeds.
xVR. BUITONs ALLOW YOU TO ALTERNATE THE 4DIFFERENT VISUAL
PERSPECTIVES, GIVING YOU THE ULTIMATE SPEED SENSATION
X NEW MECHANISMS ALLOW YOU THE REALISTIC SENSATION OF
DRIFTING AND ACTUAL STEERING WEIGHT &KICKBACK 1
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1. INTRODUCTION TO THE OWNER'S MANUAL
Specifications
Installation Space
Weight (approx)
Supply Requirements
Power, Maximum current
(W) 1560mm (D) 1580mm (H) 1830rrlm
475 kgs
210 - 220 - 230 - 240V AC 50/60 Hz
1.03kW 5.2A @240V
Deith Leisure Manufacturing reserves the rights to make modifications and
improvements to this machine. The specifications and parts identified in this manual are
therefore subject to change without notice.
SEGA ENTERPRISES LTD, supported by its high electronic technology
of LSIs,
microprocessors, etc. and a wealth
of experience for more than 30 years has been
supplying various innovative and popular game machines to the world market. This
Owner's Manual is intended to provide detailed descriptions together with all the
necessary information covering general operation
of electronic assemblies, L
electromechanics, servicing control, spare parts etc. as regards the DAYTONA USA a
new SEGA product.
This manual is intended for those who have knowledge
of electricity and technical
expertise. Carefully read this manual to acquire sufficient knowledge before working on
the machine. Should there be any malfunction, non-technical personnel should under no
circumstances access the inside
of the machine. Should such a case arise, contact ow
Main Office or the closest branch office listed below.
SEGA AMUSEMENTS EUROPE LTD -AMUSEMENT MACHINE SALES
DIVISION
Unit 2 Industrial Estate, Leigh Close, New Malden, Surrey KT3 3NL, England.
Phone [phone]
Fax [phone]
SEGA SOUTHERN EUROPE LIAISON OFFICE
Calle Vallellano, 19-23,
lOA, 37008-Salamanca, Spain.
Phone [phone]
Fax [phone]
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2. HANDLING AND INSTALLATION PRECAUTIONS
• When installing or inspecting the machine, be very careful of the following points
and pay attention to ensure that the player can enjoy the game safely.
• This game is designed for indoor use only. The game must NOT be installed
outdoors or under the following conditions:
1. In areas directly exposed to sunlight, high humidity, direct water
contact, dust, high heat or extreme cold.
2. In locations that would present an obstacle in the case
of an emergency,
ie.near fire equipment or emergency exits.
3. On an unstable surface or subject to floor or other vibration.
•IMPORTANT. Ensure that the mains input voltage matches that
of the transformer
input tapping. (240V is the normal factory set-up)
• The cabinet must be earthed with a securely connected earthed plug
• Be sure to switch the power OFF before replacing any parts or
connecting/disconnecting the electrical connectors.
• DO NOT attempt to repair the Printed Circuit Boards (PCB) yourself. This will void
the warranty. The PCB contains sensitive components that could easily be damaged
by the small internal voltage
of a multi-meter. Always return the faulty PCB to your
distributor for repair.
• When unplugging the game from the electrical outlet, grasp the plug,
NOT the mains
cable.
• Do not use any fuse that does not meet specified rating.
• Make complete connections to all the PCBs and other parts
of the circuit. Insufficient
insertion
oflCs and connectors will lead to unreliability and possible damage to the
machine.
• The operating (ambient) temperature range is from 5° C to 35° C.
• When cleaning the Monitor CRT Face (which should be done at regular intervals),
use a soft dry cloth and glass cleaner*. Do not apply solvents such as thinners,
benzene etc.
*Mr Green's Glass Cleaner is recommended (Deith Spares Pt. No. T01OS)
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3. PREVENTION OF COUNTERFEITING AND CONVERSION
To prevent counterfeits and conversions the following labels are put on all the SEG
products. When handling such goods, be sure to confirm the labels. These labels ar
used to prevent illegal acts such as unauthorised copying
of the products and the p .
circuit boards thereofor carrying on business by manufacturing similar merchandis or
by converting, selling or such products or printed circuit boards.
ORIGINAL SEAL
The following seal is put on the
machines manufactured by SEGA.
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• :. COPYRIGHT NOTICE
LICENSE SEAL
The following seal is put on all SEGA its,
such as the printed circuit board .
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This SEGA product has the copyright notice as follows:
©SEGA 1994
This signifies that this work was disclosed in 1994 and is the property
of SEGA
ENTERPRISES LTD
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4 THE INSTALLATION KIT
The DAYTONA TWIN machine is supplied in 3 cartons which contain the following
parts: 1. Player 1Main Base and Monitor Cockpit.
2. Player 2Main Base and Monitor Cockpit.
3. Installation Kit comprising of:
Part No. Description Notes Qty
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AYO 13 0/AY O133 Coin Chute Tower Assy 1
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-AY0137 Wire Cover Assy 1
LM1216 Wire Harness Interconnect Wire Cover 2
?LM1227 Mains Eurolead with UK plug AC Supply 1
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LMI058 Wire Harness Mech Coin Door Accessory 1
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DYN-0014UK Billboard Holder Bracket 2
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DYN-0015UK Wood Spacer. For Daytona Cabs 1
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MP1209 Bracket Tie Main Base 2
AW1130 ,Decal Car No. 1-8 Accessory 1
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Dowel Wood 2Ox6mm dia Cabinet 2
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600-6275-0500 Fibre Cable 5000mm Inter-linking 2
540-0006-01 Wrench M4 TMP PRF Tool 1
-540-0007-01 Wrench M5 TMP PRF Tool 1
-540-0009-01 Wrench M8 TMP PRF Tool 1
390-5167 Lamp Mini Spot 30W 11
OV Spare 2
220-5484 Potentiometer
R-5Kn Spare 2
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008-B00830-0B M8x30 TMP PRF BH Screw Coin Chute 3
030-000840-8B M8x40 HEX BLT w/s Black Billboard 8
-000-P00412-WE M4x12 Pan Hd w/fs Blk Screw Wire Cover 12
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M8 Washer Black Billboard +Chute 11
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Nut (Bright Zinc) Coin Chute 3
-FX0216 M8 Spring Washer Coin Chute 3
F81025 ,M4 Large Washer Black Wire Cover 6
-FXOOll M4 Flange
Nut Wire Cover 2
-Key Coin/Service Door 2
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5. MACHINE INSTALLATION
The Machine is assembled using the following procedure:
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Unpacking the delivery Cartons.
Assembling the Main Cabinets
Assembling the Billboard to the Main Cabinets
®Connecting the Wire Cover Assy to the back of the Main Cabinets.
Power On Check
CAUTION
Failing to comply with these instructions, for example, inserting an electrical connec r
into a socket at a stage not mentioned in this procedure might cause an electrical sho k
accident.
Fig. 2 shows the machine completely assembled.
5.1 UNPACKINGTHE DELIVERYCARTONS
Before starting the assembly work, check to see if the parts, screws etc. in the
Installation Kit listed in section 4 are present.
If you discover any discrepancies cont ct
your nearest SEGA distributor.
Please note that the following tools in addition to the M4, M5 and M8 Tamper
Proof
Wrenches will be required to construct the machine.
13mm Open Ended Flat Spanner
25mm Open Ended Flat Spanner
W' Drive Ratchet Wrench
W' Drive Extension Arm
13mm Socket, W' Drive
No. 1 Pozidrive Screwdriver
Small Hammer
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5.2 ASSEMBLING THE LEFT AND RIGHT MAIN MACHINES
Step I. As both cabinets are identical, establish which will be the Left (Player I)
Right (Player 2) cabinets.
Step 2. On the Player 2 cabinet, locate the two dowel holes (using your Thumb) in e
Left cheek under the Decal (see Fig 3). Insert dowels provided by puncturi g
Decal and tapping them into position. Fit the wood spacer provided (DYN-
0015UK) onto these dowels with the curved edge facing the front.
Step 3. Fit the Coin Chute Tower onto the side
of the same cabinet using 2 M8 x 3
TMP PRF BH Bolts, nuts and washers. See Fig. 4
Step 4. Bring together and align Player 1 cabinet to Player 2 cabinet enclosing the
Chute Tower.
~ At this stage it is important the two cabinets are in close alignment to allow
easy fixing
of the Coin Chute Tower to the other cabinet and subsequent assembly 0
the Billboard across the two cabinets. This can be achieved by lowering the Leg
Adjusters as required. After the machine is fully assembled these may be retracted t
allow the machine to be moved into position and the 8 Leg Adjusters lowered again 0
raise the machine of its casters. See Step 17
Step 5. Ensure that the holes in the Player 1 cabinet align with that
of the left hand
side
of the Coin Chute Tower. Check that the tops of both cabinets are leve
(re-adjust cabinet height
if necessary) then insert 2x M8x30 Tamper Proof
Button Head Bolts through the wooden cabinet and affix with 2x M8 nuts d
washers on the inside
of the Coin Chute Tower.
Step 6. Fit the two Tie Brackets MPI209 to the inside front and rear leg adjusters.
Loosly retain by closing up the 2 halfnuts on the 4 inside Leg Adjusters.
See Fig. 6
5.3 ASSEMBLING THE BILLBOARD TO THE MAIN CABINET
Step 8. Place the Billboard over the 4 mounting studs across the top of the two
cabinets, then mate the two connectors protruding from the cabinets with th se
within the Billboard.
Step 9. Push the whole Billboard forward carfully locating the 4 keyhole shaped c t-
outs on the underside of the Billboard between the gap on these 4 composit
studs. Be careful
not to trap any wires in the process.
Step 10. Secure the Billboard to the top
of the cabinet using the two Billboard Hold
Brackets (DYN-0014UK) and 8
offM8 x 40 HEX Bolts.
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5.4 CONNECTINiG, THE WIRE COVER TO REAR OF CABINET
Step 11. Offer up Part A (See Fig 5) to the back of the Coin Chute Tower and the
connector panels on each
of the Main Bases. Fix Part A to the back of the Main
Bases using 6x M4 x 12 screws (000-P00412-WB) and the large M4 washers
provided in the Installation Kit. A Pozidrive screwdriver will be needed for this
operation.
Step 12. Connect the paired end
of the wiring harness interconnect LM1216 to the 2
RIGHT-HAND sockets (SKT. C2/R&SKT. C3/R) at the back
of the Coin
Chute Tower. Connect its other end to SKT. 1/R on the RIGHT-HAND Main
Base. See Fig 7
Step 13. Connect the other wiring harness interconnect LM1216 to the LEFT-HAND
sockets on the
Coin Chute Tower and Main Base in a similar way to Step 12.
See Fig. 7
Step 14. Connect the 2Fiber Optic cables (600-6275-0500) betweenthe Rx and Tx
connectors at the back
of the Main Bases.
Rx
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Tx-+ Rx.
IMPORTANT do not bend these cables over a tight radius (must be >60mm)
as damage will result.
It is recommended that excess length is loosly coiled up
and pushed against the connector panel on each main base.
Step 15. IMPORTANT. Before fitting Part B, make sure that the Earth wire is
connected to
Ute Earth Stud on the back of the Coin Chute Tower using the
fixings provi1ed on this stud.
Step 16. Part B
sho~4 b.e secured to Part A using 6x M4x12 pan.HD w/fs screws
together
wi, ~x M4 Flange nuts, to the back of the Coin Chute Tower.
5.5 FIXING PLAYING POSITION
Step 17. Move the machine into position, screw out the 8 Leg Adjusters to make contact
with the floor so that the casters clear the floor by approximately 5mm. The
M16 nuts can be used to lock the legs into position against the underside
of the
metal base. Adjust the position
of Tie Bracket so that they lie flat against the
floor between the two Main Bases then fully tighen the retaining nuts.
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DOWELHOLES SPACERIN PLACE
Fig.3 Fitting the Wood Spacer to the Ca inet
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POWER ON ftttECK
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TURNING THE PO~R ON
Turning the MAIN SWITCH on will cause the machine to start the
POWER ON check
automatically. The steering wheel turns left and right, then returns to the centering
position and stops. In:this check, the values
of V. R. inside the control panel are
corrected. Until the check is finished (the steering wheel stops automatically), do
not
touch the steering wheel or play the game. If you do, the steering wheel reaction during
the game (at the time
ofa course-out or crashing) can not he obtained correctly.
In a case of astrange reaction during the game. turn the power on again from the
beginning and complete the power-on check.
The steering wheel turns
left/right automatically.
DO NOT TOUCH!
For communication play, the network check is performed after the power is turned on
and the on-screen display will showthe check mode.
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Fig. 8A POWER ON CHECK
In the TEST MODEj ascertain that the assembly has been made correctly and the
electronic system is functioning satisfactory (refer to Section 8). In the test mode,
perform the followingtests:
(1)
MEMORY TEST
IC. 6 GOOD
IC. 9 GOOD
IC.12GOOD
IC.45GOOD
IC.48GOOD
IC.54GOOD
MEMORY· TEST
IC. 7 GOOD
IC.10G~OD
IC.13G¢>OD
IC.46 G(!)OD
IC.49 GOOD
IC.55GQOD
IC. 8 GOOD
IC.11 GOOD
IC.47GOOD
IC.50GOOD
Selecting the MEMORY TEST on the test
mode menu screen causes the on-board
memory to be tested automatically. The
game board is satisfactory
if the display
beside each ICNo. shows GOOD
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(2) INPUT TEST
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(3) OUTPUT TEST
(4) SOUND TEST
Selecting the INPUT TEST on the test mode
screen causes the screen (on whicheach switch and . R.
are tested) to be displayed. Press each switch. Fo the
coin switch test. insert a coin from thecoin inlet wi the
coin chute door being open. If the display beside ach
switch indicates "ON," the switch and wiring con ec-
tions are satisfactory,
Ascertain the display of V. R. value for the stee ing
wheel and accelerator &brake. If the V. R. value are
not satisfactory, refer to Sections 9 &10,
In the TEST mode menu. selecting OUTPUT TES al-
lows the screen (on which the projector is tested) t be
displayed. Although the projector adjustments ave
been made at the time of shipment from the fac ry,
color deviation, etc., may occur due to the affe ion
caused by geomagnetism. the location building's teel e
frames and other game machines in the periphery. By
watching the test mode screen, make judgment to
whether an adjustment is needed. If it is necessary ad-
just the projector by referring to Section 13.
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In the LAMP TEST mode. carry out the lamp test t as-
certain that each lamp lights up satisfactorily.
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In the TEST mode. selecting SOUND TEST cause the
screen (on which sound related BD and wiring co ec-
tions are tested) to be displayed. BOM (backgr und
music) is emined from the tweeter speakers (a r nd
type). one each on both sides (rightlleft)
of the co trol
panel and alsofrom the rear speakers(a square type) one
each on both sides (rightlleft) behind the seat. er
sounds (announcement and sound effects) are em ned
from the front speakers (a square type),one each on th
sides (rightlleft) of the control panel and also fro the
superwoofer. Be sure to check ifthe sound is satisf to-
rily emitted from each speaker and the sound volu e is
appropriate. j
Perform the above inspections alsoat thetimeof monthly inspection.
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7. HOW TO PLAY
Herein, explanations are given to the case of an independent play. Note that for commu-
nication play, some of the following points including the starting method, will not apply:
CD Take a ride in the machine. The seat position can beadjusted forward and backward. For
adjustments, pull the lever which is positioned on the lower left-hand side (facing the projector
screen) of the
seat.
<i) Insert a coin. The coin chute door is on the right-hand side (facing the projector screen).
@3 courses appear on the screen in the sequence of Beginner, Advanced and Expert starting from
the left.
Tum the steering wheel to select the course and effectuate the selection by stepping on
theAccelerator.
@AUTO/MANUAL selection screen appears. By turning the steering wheel, choose AUTO or
MANUAL and effectuate the selection by stepping on the Accelerator.
@When choosing AUTO or MANUAL, stepping on the Accelerator while pressing the start SW
will result in a TIMB A IT ACK mode in which no competitor car will appear and only the
player's
car will run.
@When AUTO or MANUAL is determined, the game starts. Choosing the Beginner course
results in a rolling start. the same as in the Daytona race. When the Advanced or Expert course
ischosen. be sure to step on the Accelerator to start the machine.
(j) Theon-screen upper right-hand side, below the upper right, the upper middle, below theupper
middle, the upper left-hand side and the lower right respectively indicates the player's present
position, where othercars are, time limit, speed &tachometer, lap time and course map.
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®After the game is started. the allotted time decreases. Passing a checkpoint allows the ga e to
continue with the previous remaining time added to the time limit up to the next checkpoi . If
you fail to pass a checkpoint within the time limit, the game will be over.
®In case of acourse-out or crash. the steering wheel reacts.
®When you finish 8 laps, 4 laps and 2 laps. which respectively corresponds to the BEGIN R,
ADVANCED and EXPERT course, the game will be over.
@The player whose results are excellent is allowed to register his name. Turn the steering
to choose the alphabetical letters and step on the accelerator to effectuate the selection.
name will be displayed on the DEMO screen.
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Note: "ACCEL." refers to the ACCELERATOR.
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HOW-TO-PLAY KNACK
It is recommended that you choose AUTOMATIC if you are not so familiar
the game. Also, note that choosing V. R. SW No.2 (blue) or No.3 (yellow) allow for
better perspectives. At the corners, be sure to drive slower. Refrain from abru tly
turning the steering wheel to avoid an accident. In this game, skillful braking is im or-
tant, Also, note that it is important to grasp the features of the courses as soon as you
can. Find out the best way to pass the comers.
When MANUAL SHIff is chosen, refer to the engine r.p.m, for shifting. SH
ING UP immediately before the indicator indicates the red zone allows the acceler
to be made in the most efficient manner.
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