Sega Lindbergh Universal User manual

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• Before using this product, read this manual carefully to understand the
contents herein stated.
• After reading this manual, be sure to keep it near the product or in a
convenient place for easy reference when necessary.
IMPORTANT
© SEGA CORPORATION, 2007
Suite 3A, Oakes House, 12/22 West Street,
Epsom, Surrey. KT18 7RG. Tel: [phone]
SEGA AMUSEMENTS EUROPE LTD
420-6942UK
1st Printing
Lindbergh Universal Cabinet Upright Type Manual

Warranty
The warranty period for this product is three months from the date of shipment from our premises.
Within the warranty period, we will repair, free of charge, any fault occurring for reasons that are
the responsibility of the manufacturer. If any fault occurs, stop using the affected product, remove
the power plug from the outlet and contact the service contact specied at the back of the manual.
This warranty is not applicable to faults occurring for any of the reasons listed below (repairs, if
possible, will require payment).
(1) Faults caused by natural disaster or other act of God.
(2) Faults caused by ooding, or by damage from falling.
(3) Faults caused by incorrect operation.
(4) Faults caused by usage that contravenes the installation conditions or specification
conditions specied in this manual.
(5) Changes caused by modications to equipment specications (addition to, or alteration of,
the equipment), where not specied by this company.
(6) Faults caused by the user, whether by accident or design.
(7) Faults caused by failure to service the machine (maintenance and inspection) at the
required intervals.
(8) Overhauls, regular maintenance, movement and re-installation of large machines.
(9) Faults caused by the machines other than this product.
Malfunctions (screen display disturbance etc.) caused by electrical noise generated by
other machines.
(10) Components that are deemed to be consumable supplies.
i）Fluorescent tubes and lamps
ii）Switches and buttons
iii） Levers and joysticks
iv）Fuses and other components
v） Standing displays, ags and other promotional materials
vi） Items specied in this manual to be consumable supplies
(11) Network faults not caused by the product.
i） Network environment on the premises (LAN cables, switching hubs etc.)
ii）Circuits, providers and other elements of the Internet environment
iii）Server failure and similar incidents
The warranty period of chairs, cabinet stands and other options provided with this product may
differ from that of the product itself.
This company bears no liability of any kind for loss of prots or indirect damages resulting from
the inoperability of this product.
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Table of contents
Table of contents
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E0-0603 420-6942
Warranty
Read this first
Table of contents................................................................................................ i
Introduction to this manual ............................................................................. iii
1Handling precautions.......................................................................................................1
2Installation location precautions ....................................................................................4
3Operation precautions.....................................................................................................6
4Part names........................................................................................................................8
5Accessories ......................................................................................................................9
6Installation and assembly procedure...........................................................................11
6-1 Installation work......................................................................................................11
6-2 Precautions on using a service outlet ..................................................................16
7Precautions when moving the console........................................................................17
8Internal switches and the coin meter ...........................................................................18
9For mounting the control panel ....................................................................................20
9-1 Replacing the control panel...................................................................................20
9-2 Replacing the instruction sheet.............................................................................23
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10 The coin selector............................................................................................................24
11 The monitor (LCD display) ............................................................................................27
11-1 Safety precautions for handling the monitor .....................................................27
11-2 Cleaning the screen surface ................................................................................28
11-3 Monitor adjustment method.................................................................................29
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12 Replacing the fluorescent lamp ....................................................................................43
13 Replacing the game board ............................................................................................45
13-1 How to remove the game board...........................................................................45
13-2 Replacing the design components......................................................................47
13-3 The game board power supply voltage adjustment knob.................................49
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14 Regular inspection list...................................................................................................50
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Table of contents
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15 Parts listParts list ..........................................................................................................................51
16 Wire color reference table .............................................................................................80
17 Overall wiring diagramsOverall wiring diagrams.................................................................................................81
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Introduction to this manual
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Specication
Area required: 820mm (W) x 827mm (D)
Height: 2,097 mm
Weight: 122kg (with Lindbergh board mounted)
Power consumption, maximum current:
460W, 2A (AC230V, 60Hz)
(When using Virtua Fighter)
Monitor: 32V wide-screen LCD display
Introduction to this manual
This manual provides information and detailed explanations on the
LINDBERGH UNIVERSAL CABINET
including electronic assemblies, electrical mechanisms, maintenance management, spare parts and all other
operation-related matters.
This manual is intended to be read by the owners, managers and operators of this product. Before using this product,
read the manual and be sure that you understand it thoroughly. If this product does not operate correctly, contact
the service contact stated in this manual, and make sure nobody other than the appropriate technician touches any
internal systems. When requesting mechanical repairs or purchasing parts (consumable supplies), ll in and fax the
“On-site service request form”, “Service components order form” or “Advance loan and repair request form”. If
you lose this manual, use the “Service components order form” to obtain a replacement. This manual does not cover
compensated accidents involving personal injury or property damage, but important information is bounded by a
thick line and marked with the word “Important” and icons.
Incorrect operation which fails to follow these indications can impair
the performance of this product or prevent it from functioning at all.
IMPORTANT
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Introduction to this manual
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Tasks in this manual which are specied to be performed by on-site maintenance
staff or service engineers, and tasks which are not explained by the manual, should
not be attempted by anyone who lacks the necessary level of knowledge and skill.
Electric shocks or other serious accidents could result.
Replacement of parts, maintenance and inspection, and repairs to malfunctions should be performed by on-site
service staff or service engineers. This manual directs that hazardous tasks, in particular, should be performed by
service engineers with the necessary specialist knowledge.
This manual denes on-site maintenance staff and service engineers as follows
:
On-site maintenance staff: A person with experience of the maintenance of amusement machines and
vending machines etc., who is involved in the day-to-day maintenance of
equipment in an amusement arcade or store, under the management of the
owner or operator of this product. Tasks include assembly and installation
of machines, maintenance and inspection, and the replacement of units and
consumable supplies.
On-site maintenance staff perform the following tasks:
Assembly and installation of amusement machines and vending machines
etc., maintenance and inspection, and the replacement of units and
consumable supplies.
Service engineer: A person involved in the design, manufacture, inspection and maintenance
servicing of machines for an amusement machine manufacturer. A
technical high school graduate or person with equivalent specialist
knowledge in electrical, electronic and mechanical engineering, who
is engaged in the maintenance management and repair of amusement
machines on a day-to-day basis.
Service engineers perform the following tasks:
Assembly and installation of amusement and vending machines, repair and
adjustment of electrical, electronic and mechanical components.
Denition of maintenance staff and service engineers
WARNING
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Handling precautions
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When installing and inspecting this product, pay close attention to the following points and handle the machine
accordingly, to allow safe gameplay.
Improper handling, in contravention of the points below or of the precautions stated in this manual, can cause
personal injury and mechanical damage.
● Always turn the power switch off before working on the machine. Electric shocks
or short-circuit accidents could result.
The manual will always state when it is necessary to work on the machine with
the power switched on.
● Do not plug in or unplug the power plug suddenly. Electric shocks or other
accidents could result.
● Do not plug in or unplug the power plug with wet hands. Electric shocks
accidents could result.
● Do not leave power or earth cables exposed in aisles and other areas where
people walk. Exposed cables could be damaged, leading to electric shocks or
short-circuit accidents.
● Do not place objects on top of the power cable, or otherwise damage it. Electric
shocks or res could result.
● Do not pull on the power cable unnecessarily, either during or after installation.
Electric shocks or res could result.
● If the power cable is damaged, order a replacement from the vendor, or from the
ofce stated in this manual. Continued use with a damaged power cable could
cause re, electric shock or ground leakage.
● A ground connection is required. Electric shocks could result without appropriate
grounding.
● Use fuses of the specied rating. Use of a fuse in excess of the specied rating
could result in re or electric shock.
● The IC board and other connectors must be fully connected. If they are not fully
inserted, they could cause electric shocks.
● Never make any changes (additions or alterations) to the specication dened by
the manufacturer.
• Electric shocks or res could result. Such changes could also cause the user
of the product, or others nearby, to feel unwell or suffer accidental injury.
• This company bears absolutely no liability, including for compensation to third
parties, for accidents that occur involving a product that has been altered from
its standard specication.
● Always perform regular servicing (Maintenance and inspection) as specied in
this manual.
● The current capacities for game boards in this product are 3.3V 12A, 5.0V 15A,
12V 10A. Never use game boards which require capacity above these values. Use
of such boards would cause overheating and ignition.
Handling precautions
1
WARNING
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Handling precautions
1
● Only a logic tester should be used for circuit inspection on IC boards.
Note that normal circuit testers cannot be used.
● Use a soft, dry cloth for cleaning the surface of the monitor. Do not
use chemicals such as thinners or benzene.
● Static char ge fr om t he hu man b ody c an d amage elect rical
components on an IC board. Before starting work on an IC board,
always touch a grounded metal surface, or take other action to
discharge static electricity from your body.
● Some of the components used in this product were not designed
and manufactured specifically for it. The manufacturers of such
components may, for their own reasons, alter the specications of
those components, or cease manufacturing them. In such cases, it
may become impossible to repair or replace them, either during or
after the warranty period.
IMPORTANT
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Handling precautions
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Labels
Our products have a label affixed to them stating the
product serial number and electrical specification.
Another label states the service contact for requesting
repairs and ordering parts.
When requesting repairs or making other inquiries,
check the serial number and model name before calling.
The serial number references registered information
about the product. Even for machines of the same
model, the parts used may differ depending on the time
of production. The product may also have been altered
for improvement after this manual was published. Please
state the serial number when contacting us, to enable a
rapid response in such cases.
Warning indications
Our products carry adhesive or attached labels or printed
markings in places where there is a potential hazard, to
warn of the risk. These warning indications are intended
to prevent customers from suffering accidents, and to
avoid risks related to maintenance work.
Some areas within the cabinet, such as high-voltage
parts, can cause accidents when touched. Pay close
attention to warning indications when servicing the
product. In particular, repair or replacement tasks not
described in this manual should only be attempted by a
service engineer with electrical knowledge. Customers
acting in contravention of warnings should stop such
actions, to avoid accidents.
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Installation location precautions
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This product is a game machine for indoor use. Do not install it outdoors.
Even indoors, do not install it in places such as the following: Such locations can
cause re, electric shock, injury and breakdowns.
● Areas exposed to leakage of rain or other water, or in very humid places, such as
close to an indoor pool or shower.
● Areas exposed to direct sunlight, close to heating equipment, or other hot
places.
● Areas lled with ammable gas, or near to chemicals or hazardous substances
that are highly ammable or volatile.
● Areas with high dust concentrations.
● Inclined surfaces.
● Areas of intense vibration.
● Close to safety equipment such as emergency exits and re extinguishers.
● Areas outside the appropriate usage temperature (ambient temperature) range of
5-30 °C.
Installation location precautions
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Limits of usage conditions
● Always check the electrical specications.
Always check that the power source, voltage and frequency where the product
is installed match the specication. A label stating the electrical specication is
afxed to the product.
Use with a different electrical specication can cause re and electric shock.
● The installation location must be equipped with a breaker and ground connection
for the product. If it is not used with its own breaker and ground connection, re
and electric shock could result.
● Indoor wiring to the product should be single-phase 100V AC with capacity
for at least 15A 240V AC with a capacity of 13A. Use with a different electrical
specication can cause re and electric shock.
● Always provide the product with a dedicated power supply that has a ground-
fault interrupter. If the power supply used does not have a ground-fault
interrupter, a re could result from a ground fault.
● Do not attempt to clean this product using high pressure equipment such as a
jetwash.
● Do not connect multiple devices through extension cables and taps. Excessive
electrical load can cause overheating and re.
● When an extension cable is used, it must be rated at 13A or more. Use of a cable
below of the specied rating could result in re or electric shock.
WARNING
WARNING
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