Sega Satellite TV System User manual

Satellite Installation Manual
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SECURING THE SATELLITE PLACEMENT POSITIONS
Be sure that all adjusters are placed against the oor. Failure to place the adjusters
against the oor could lead to accidents caused by cabinet movement.
Each satellite is equipped with 4 adjusters and 4 casters. When the placement position has been
determined, place the adjusters directly against the oor and perform adjustments to make the
satellite horizontally level.
Move the satellite to the placement
position.
Remove the 2 screws at each cor-
ner to remove the lower covers.
ADJUSTERS
CASTERS
FIG. 6. 2 a BOTTOM VIEW OF THE SATELLITE
PHOTO 6. 2 a
SCREW(2 each)
M4×12
LEG COVER FRONT
LEG COVER REAR
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Place all the adjusters against the oor. Use a wrench to adjust the height of the adjusters so that
the satellite is horizontally level.
Following adjustment, tighten the nut on each adjuster to x the height.
Replace the 4 covers at the corners.
PHOTO 6. 2 b
Be sure to make contact with the surface.
Fasten upward.
Follow the procedure below to attach the instruction plate and the instruction holder to the
service door.
Exercise caution, as the service door closes by its own weight, and can injure hands or ngers.
Do not over-tighten the ange nuts, as this could damage the instruction plate.
Release and open the service door.
Secure the instruction plate to the service
door using 6 carriage bolts and ange/cap
nuts. Push the carriage bolts all the way
through the holes, and tighten the 4 ange
nuts from the inner side of the service door
and the 2 cap nuts in the upside.
FIG. 6. 2 c
CARRIAGE BOLT (6)
M4×10, chrome plated
FLANGE NUT (4)
M4
INSTRUCTION PLATE
SERVICE DOOR
Release
FIG 6. 2 b
Refer to this gure (scale: 1/100) for
the layout of the place of installation.
INSTRUCTION HOLDER
CAP NUT (2)
M4, at washer used
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POWER SUPPLY, AND EARTH CONNECTION
● Be sure to independently use the power supply socket outlet equipped with
an Earth Leakage Breaker. Using a power supply without an Earth Leakage
Breaker can cause a re when electric leakage occurs.
● This product is designed for an electrical outlet with an earth element. The
power cord incorporates an earth wire. Improper grounding could result in
electrical shock to customers, damage to components, and/or malfunctioning.
● If an electrical outlet with an earth element is not available and a commercially
distributed conversion adapter is used, make sure that the product's earth termi-
nal is connected to a grounded terminal using an earth wire. Improper ground-
ing could result in electrical shock to customers, damage to components,
and/or malfunctioning.
● In order to ground securely, do not use the service outlet to supply the power
of the other satellites. Improper grounding could result in electrical shock to
customers, damage to components, and/or malfunctioning. (For TAIWAN)
● The electric current capacity of the service outlet for the satellites is 10A max.
Never use the service outlet for the machinery exceeding 10A. Using the
machinery exceeding 10A can cause generation of heat and re hazard. (For
TAIWAN)
● Ensure that the power cord and earth wire are not exposed on the surface (pas-
sage, etc.). If exposed, they can be caught and are susceptible to damage. If
damaged, the cord and wire can cause electric shock and short circuit acci-
dents. Ensure that the wiring position is not in the customer's passage way or
the wiring has protective covering.
The AC unit for the main projection unit is located at the back of the cabinet. The AC unit features a
main switch, a circuit protector, an earth terminal, and an inlet for connecting the power cord.
FIG. 6. 3 a
HOOK
LATCH AC COVER
When connecting the satellite
power source and earth, place the
latch located at the end of the chain
extending from the AC cover onto
the hook located on the back of the
satellite. This will secure the AC
cover in the open position. When
the work is nished, replace the
latch onto the hook located on the
back of the AC cover and close the
cover.
The AC unit for each satellite is also located at the
back. These AC units feature a power switch, a circuit
protector, an earth terminal, an inlet for connecting the
power cord, and a service outlet.
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FIG. 6. 3 c AC UNIT OF THE SATELLITE
AC COVER
SERVICE OUTLET (For TAIWAN)
EARTH TERMINAL (For TAIWAN)
Connect to the
indoor earth terminal.
POWER SWITCH
INLET
CIRCUIT PROTECTOR(5A)
POWER SW OFF.
FIG. 6. 3 b AC UNIT OF THE MAIN PROJECTION UNIT
Main SW off
Ensure that the main switch is OFF.
Firmly insert the power plug into the socket outlet. Insert the opposite side of the power cord
plug to the AC unit's connector (INLET).
INLET
CIRCUIT PROTECTOR
MAIN SW
EARTH TERMINAL (for TAIWAN)
Connect with the
indoor earth terminal.
AC Cable (Power Cord)
CIRCUIT PROTECTOR(10A)(For TAIWAN)
(For Service outlet)
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One end of the earth wire should be
connected to the product's earth terminal,
and the other end to an indoor earth
terminal. The earth terminal of the AC unit
consists of a bolt and nut set. First remove
the nut, then place the end of the earth wire
so that the bolt passes through, and nally
tighten the nut. (For TAIWAN)
*Note that the earth wire is incorporated in
the power cord for the areas of AC 120V
(USA) and AC 220V ~ 240V, and therefore,
this procedure is not necessary.
Arrange the power cord (and earth wire).
Use a wiring cover to protect the power cord
and earth wire.
FIG. 6. 3 e\ Connecting Power Cord and Earth Wire
Wiring Cover
Connect the earth wire to the earth terminal.
FIG. 6. 3 d *Earth Wire Connection
If the power cord is easily dislodged from the unit,
attach the cord clamp (included with this product) near
the AC unit, and secure the power cord.
HOW TO USE THE CORD CLAMP
NOTE: Run the satellite power cable and earth
wire past the depth-wise side of the sheet
metal in front of the AC unit and connect
them to the inlet and earth terminal.
FIG. 6. 3 f
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The communication cables are ber optic type cables, and should be handled
carefully. Improper handling may result in damage (such as from folding) that
would render them unusable.
 Do not place heavy objects on the cables or step on them.
 When connecting or disconnecting the cables and connectors, always hold the
connectors. Do not hold the cables.
 Be careful not to allow the connection surfaces at the ends of the communica-
tion cables to become dirty.
 Be careful not to bend the communication cables too much. The tightest per-
missible bend radius is 2.5 cm.
 Always carefully conrm the direction when connecting the connectors.
COMMUNICATION CONNECTIONS
The RX and TX connectors are used to connect the communication cables to the shield case in the
main projection unit and the Naomi shield cases inside the satellites. All the shield cases must be
linked, using ber optic cable to connect the RX connector for the shield case in the main projection
unit to the TX connector for each Naomi shield case in each satellite, and using other communication
cables to connect the RX connector in each satellite with the TX connectors in the shield cases for
each of the other satellites.
The connector at one end of each communication cable is red, and the connector at the other end
is black. The connectors for the shield case communication cables are designated "RX" and "TX".
Connect "RX" to the red connector and "TX" to the black connector.
The process for communication cable connections at the shield case in the main projection unit has
been described previously, as well as that for routing the cables. (See 1 Assembling and positioning
the main projection unit)
Release and open the front door of the satellite.
Remove the back door of the satellite by removing
the 4 screws.
FRONT DOOR
PHOTO 6. 4 a
SCREW (4)
M4×12
BACK DOOR
FIG. 6. 4
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Open the cover of the satellite AC
unit.
Remove the ber guide plate by
removing the 2 screws.
AC UNIT COVER
FIBER GUIDE PLATE
PHOTO 6. 4 b
Connect the communication
cables to the RX and TX
connectors at the Naomi
shield case inside the satellite.
Conrm the connector ends that
are to be connected.
Run the 2 communication cables
through the satellite. Run the cables
from the bottom of the satellite, past
the depth-wise side of the sheet metal
in front of the AC unit, and pass them
into the satellite through the square
holes revealed by removing the ber
guide plate.
Run the two communication cables
through the Satellite.
PHOTO 6. 4 c
Connect the
communication cables.
PHOTO 6. 4 d
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Use the cord clamp inside the satellite
to secure the communication cables
(Photo 6. 4 e).
Near the cable exit, make loops in the
communication cables with a diameter
of at least 6 cm. Use the repeat tie belt
to secure the looped communication
cables (Figure 6. 1 l).
Run the communication cables through the slit
on the ber guide plate (Photo 6. 4 f).
Secure the ber guide plate using the 2 screws
(Photo 6. 4 g)
Arrange the communication cables. Use a wiring
cover to protect them.
Secure the communication cable
by using the cord clamp.
PHOTO 6. 4 e
FIBER GUIDE PLATE
PHOTO 6. 4. f
PHOTO 6. 4 g
SCREW (2)
M4×30 PHOTO 6. 4 h At the end of the work
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The diagram below illustrates an example of communication cable usage. Communication cables of
appropriate lengths should be used in accordance with satellite layout.
DIAGRAM EXPLAINING COMMUNICATION CABLE CONNECTIONS

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SETTING THE CARDS
● Please be sure to use the proprietary cards for this product. Usage of other
cards could cause malfunctioning or breakdown.
● Be sure to set the cards in accordance with the specied procedure, direction,
and number. Incorrect setting could cause equipment breakdown or other
problems.
● Up to 100 cards may be set at a time. Do not set more than 100 cards, as this
could cause problems such as jamming.
● Use new, freshly opened cards. Use of deformed or degraded cards can cause
problems.
● Do not mix with cards that have been creased, bent, or previously used.
The card reader/writer, in which the cards are to be set, is to the left of the monitor screen, as seen
when facing the satellite. Cards can be set regardless of whether the power is switched to ON or OFF.
Release and open the RW cover to
reveal the card reader/writer. The
card reader/writer contains a card
dispenser.
Remove the dispenser by pulling
straight up from the card reader/writer.
RW COVER
Release.
CARD READER/WRITER
PHOTO 6. 5 a
DISPENSER
PHOTO 6. 5 b
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Place the cards in the dispenser in accordance with the instructions on the sticker that appears on
the dispenser. Be careful not to place the cards backwards or upside down. The number of cards
that can be placed in the dispenser at any one time is 100. In order to avoid problems such as
jamming, be sure not exceed this limit. Use new packages of 100 cards, or else carefully count
the number of cards before placing them in the dispenser.
FIG. 6. 5
Place the cover on the
dispenser.
Place the dispenser back into
the card reader/writer. The
dispenser is designed to t only
in its correct orientation.
Close and lock the RW cover.
DISPENSER
PHOTO 6. 5 c
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Remove the dispenser,
and open the cover.
Magnetic Card
Close the cover and replace
the dispenser.
Insert the cards, paying attention to
their orientation.
Use the sticker on top
of the dispenser to
determine correct
direction of the cards.

Option Settings
Satellite Board Settings
1. Press the test button on the Satellite to enter the main test mode.
2. Use the Service Button to move the cursor to Coin Settings. Make the settings on your new satellite
match the settings on the existing satellites currently operating. Exit back to main test menu.
3. Move cursor to Game test Mode. Press the test button to enter the Game Test.
4. Move the cursor to Game Assignments. Press Test Button to enter.
5. Move cursor to "Number of Satellites". Press test to change to the proper number (4-8).
Note: You must change ALL satellites to the same "Number of Satellites" setting.
6. Exit the menu.
7. Exit Game test menu, and then the Main System menu.
8. After all of the Satellites are set, the system MUST be reset by turning off the power to all satellites
and the main unit.
9. Turn on power to the main unit first, then turn on the power to all satellites. Verify proper operation.
Main Board Settings
1. Press the test button on the Satellite to enter the main test mode.
2. Move cursor to Game test Mode. Press the test button to enter the Game Test.
3. Move the cursor to Game Assignments. Press Test Button to enter.
4. Move cursor to "Number of Satellites". Press test to change to the proper number (4-8).
Note: Do not change the "Race Mode" while setting the number of satellites.
5. Exit the menu.
6. Exit Game test menu, and then the Main System menu.

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