SEGA Hang-On video game OWNER'S MANUAL
Below you will find brief information for video game Hang-On. This document contains important information regarding the installation, use, and maintenance of the game. It includes details about the game board's functions and how to perform various tests, including memory, input, output, sound, CRT, DIP switch assignments, and bookkeeping. You'll learn how to adjust the game's difficulty, volume levels, and handle centering.
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INTRODUCTION OF THE OWNER'S MANUAL SEGA ENTERPRISES, LTD., supported by its high electronic technology of LSIS, microprocessors, etc. and a wealth of experience, has for more than 30 years been supplying various innovative and popular game machines to the world market. This OWNER" S manual is intended to provide detailed comments together with all the necessary information covering the opera- tion in general of electronic assemblies, electromechanicals, servicing control, spare parts, etc. as regards the HANG: ON, a new SEGA product. The manual is intended for those who have knowledge of electricity and technical expertise especially in ICs, CRTs, microprocessors, etc. Carefully read so as to acquire sufficient knowledge before working on the machine, Should there be a malfunction, non-technical personnel should under no circumstance touch the interior system. 1. HANDLING PRECAUTIONS When installing or inspecting, be very careful of the following points and pay attention to ensure that the player can enjoy the game safely. o Be sure to turn the power off before working on the machine. о То insert or pull out the plug quickly is dangerous. o It is necessary to make sure that the power cord or the grounding wire is not exposed on the road, etc. in a manner so as to be dangerous. Make sure that grounding connections are made safely at the position where so specified. o Do not use any fuse that does not meet the specified rating. o Make complete connections for the IC board and other connecters. Insufficient insertion is very dangerous. Also, for the IC board circuit inspections, only the logic tone is allowed. The use of a tester is not permitted so be careful in this regard. After confirming that there are no 2. PREVENTION OF COUNTERFEITING AND CONVERSION LABELLING To prevent counterfeits and conversions, the following labels are put on all the SEGA products. When handling such goods, be sure to confirm the labels. They are used to prevent illegal acts such as the unauthorized copying of the products and the printed circuit boards thereof or carrying on business by manufacturing similar merchandise or by converting, selling or using such products or printed circuit boards. ORIGINAL SEAL LICENCE SEAL The following seal is put on The following seal is put on the the machines manufactured by kits, such as the printed SEGA. circuit boards, of SEGA produc ts © alo Ep «В» So ois oo Haro of din de de Le de de e de Lo Lula 4 & ¿ € A ha : of — TMIS MPODUCT 168 ААА UNDER 4 тей LARCH OF 4 q 4 { 4 ы | { THis РЕФОССТ 45 DESGNED : 4 SND MARUBACTUMID BY TERI ERS LTD | 4 o 4 suce @vrimerues evo 4 pe pr PE EPA 1 SEGA CNTERPRISES LTO y SEGA ТРУС JAPAN | savait COPYRIGHT NOTICE This SEGA product has the copyright notice as follows: (©) SEGA 1985 This signifies that this work was disclosed in 1985 and is the property of SEGA ENTERPRISES, LTD. 3. PRECAUTIONS CONCERNING THE PLACE OF INSTALLATION The HANG-ON is an indoor game machine. Absolutely do not install it outside. Even indoors, avoid installing in places mentioned below so as to ensure proper usage: Places subject to rain or water leakage, or condensation due to humidity. In the proximity of an indoor swimming pool and/or shower. Places subject to direct sunlight. Places subject to heat sources from heating units, etc., or hot air. Vicinity of highly inflammable/volatile chemicals or hazardous matter. Sloped surfaces. Vicinity of anti-disaster facilities such us fire exits and fire extinguishers. Places subject to any type of violent impact. Dusty places. 4. EXTERIOR VIEW OF GAME BILLBOARD PLATE HN-1063-U.S. а _WINDOW MASK CABINET a LP HN- 1053 ASSY CLR DISPL 20 _ 5—+0696-00 ASSY HANDLE “ HN-50001 "a! || COIN CHUTE DOOR E El un‘ Ne = HI Meta 1 | e o he a " CORNER SASH Mn CORNER SASH pe HN-—1061 CASH BOX DOOR FRONT MAT AT WIT- 1026 FLOOR MAT WIT- 1026 WIT—1060 4. EXTERIOR VIEW OF GAME (2 FAN MOTOR 14- 7933 ASSY GAME BOARD A 834-5667-01 SWITCH UNIT __ HN-1045 — BACK DOOR ASSY GAME BOARD B ASSY POWER SUPPLY WIT — 40002 5. ADJUSTMENT OF THE SERVICE SWITCH The layout as shown below can be viewed by opening the coin chute door. COIN CHUTE DOOR = - F. , _ = = = = в р | | L | ; a. i In = 1 | Г ; 0 | Fa = LA || — a 3 ! | E но =—' | _ : i | _ | Ka (1) DEMAGNETIZING SWITCH —_ O SERVICE SWITCH ° @ TEST SWITCH VOLUME KNOB (LEFT) “® VOLUME KNOB (RIGHT) _ CASH BOX — COIN METER CASH BOX DOOR OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS (D DEMAGNETIZING SWITCH..... Switch not functional. Monitor a automatically demagnetizes upon power up of Jame. a В | | N - i | 72) SERVICE SWITCH. ,..0.0.....Used for the purpose of servicing and increasing the credits without registering on the meter (this allows you to check the game). (3) TEST SWITCH.........-....FOr operating this switch, see 13. SELF-TESTING. (DE) VOLUME ADJUSTMENT......The volume of the right/left speakers is separately adjusted (pay attention to the right/left volume balance). 6. DIP SWITCH SETTING COIN SW #1 COIN SW #2 Game Price Settings DIP SW #1 [orion Js [ess] [vo] 1 COIN 1 CREDIT | OFF | OFF | OFF | OFF | OFF JOFF | OFF (OFF { COIN 2 CREDITS | ON | OFF | OFF {OFF | ON (OFF | OFF | OFF ' COIN 3 CREDITS | OFF | ON |OFF |OFF |OFF | ON [OFF | OFF | | COIN 4 CREDITS | ON | ON (OFF (OFF | ON | ON [OFF [OFF | i COIN 5 CRÉDITS | OFF [OFF | ON ¡OFF (OFF (OFF | ON | OFF 1 COIN BCREDITS | ON | OFF | ON |OFF | ON |OFF | ON | OFF 2 COINS 1 CREDIT |OFF | ON | ON |OFF |OFF | ON | ON | OFF 3 COINS 1 CREDIT ON | ON | ON |OFF | ON | ON | ON | OFF 4 COINS | CREDIT | OFF |OFF [OFF | ON |OFF | OFF [OFF | ON | 2 COINS 3 CREDITS | ON |DFF (OFF | ON ' ON |OFF [OFF | ON 2 COINS 1 CREDIT ¢ sede 2 CREDITS OFF | ON OFF ON | OFF | ON | OFF | ON 5 COINS 3 CREDITS 8 COINS 4 CREDITS | 2 COINS 1 CREDIT 1 | | | | | ON. | ON [OFF | ON | ON | ON | OFF | ON 4 COINS 3 CREDITS | | | — [ ] | | 1 COIN 1 CREDIT 2 COINS 2 CREDITS | 3 COINS 3 CREDITS | OFF |OFF | ON | ON |OFF |OFF | ON | ON 4 COINS & CREDITS | 5 COINS 8 CREDITS 1 COIN 1 CREDIT | COINS | DITS | | ¢ COINS 2 CREDITS | oy lorr | on | on | on |oFF | ON | ON 3 COINS 3 CREDITS | | 4 COINS 5 CREDITS | || | [À 1 COIN 1 CREDIT | _ |OFF | ON | ON | ON |OFF | ON | ON | ON P SW 4 IP SW # 2 COINS 3 CREDITS | | 2 DIP SW 41 DIP SW #2 1 COIN 1 CREDIT ON | ON | ON | ON | ON | ON | ON | ON COIN SW 81 COIN SW #2 Game Option Settings OPTION E 2 3 ADVERTISE OFF OFF SOUND ON ON | DIP SW #2 MEDIUM OFF JOFF GAME EASY ON |OFF DIFFICULTY HARD IOFF | ON HARDEST ON | ON OFF | EASY OFF (OFF | MEDIUM | ON |OFF HARD OFF | ON HARDEST ON | ON PLAY MUSIC ON a OFF DIP SWITCH o For details concerning the difficulty level setting, see Р a ge 8 a 7. SETTING THE DIFFICULTY LEVEL FOR THE “ UPRIGHT ” TYPE For the UPRIGHT type HANG=-ON machine, the difficultness of the game can be set for 4 different levels by adjusting (D , the other cars’ appearance frequency and @ , the game time, using DIP SWITCH No.2 on the PC (printed circuit) board. Depending on the skills of the players, appropriate difficulty levels can be set as applicable. When shipping the machine, the difficulty levels for both the above— mentioned 1 and © are set for the * mark level. (1) Other cars’ appearance frequency (set by DIP SWITCHES 2 & 3) SWITCH NO. | The other cars Difficulty 3 ? appearance frequency level OFF | OFF ————] | MEDIUM When shipping OFF | ON | 30% lower than MEDIUM | ON | OFF | 40% higher than MEDIUM ON ON 80% higher than MEDIUM | HARDEST @ Game time adjustment (set by DIP SWITCH 4 & 5) SWITCH NO. | Same time (seconds) | pirriculy | Der stage 2[ 3] als] ®* 7560] 55 | 55] 50 | EASY 70 oo en seis PA 4x8 | UM 5 When shipping 5 4 OFF | OFF [ OFF | ON ON | OFF [on [on DETAILED EXAMPLES DIP SW NO. Difficulty leve! EASY OFF | OFF | OFF | ON | ON OFF % When shippina | HARDEST Z|lz|Z2|2|D 17 aja 8. HANDLE'S CENTERING ADJUSTMENT o When the HANDLE is in a stationary position, display the following on the screen in the SELF-TEST mode: o At this time, if the variable value becomes B0H, it is considered normal. VOLUME BRACKET PINION GEAR 601-5424 N SPUR GEAR 601-5423 VOLUME SHAFT SPRING” DIAGNOSTIC INPUT TEST COIN 4 1 START COIN 4 2 SERVICE FOOT SW R FOOT SW L ANGLE DATA 80H=— ACCEL DATA 00H BRAKE DATA 00H ниш VARIABLES — = SCREWS A ADJUSTING PROCEDURE 1) The VOLUME BRACKET can be moved in the right and the left directions by releasing 2 SCREWS A which fasten it. 2) Move the VOLUME BRACKET to the right to disengage the PINION GEAR and the SPUR GEAR. At this time, make adjustments by turning the VOLUME SHAFT in a manner so that the variable value falls within the allowable range. In the case where fine adjustments are necessary, slightly release the VOLUME BRACKET and then turn it in the applicable direction. —9— 9. ADJUSTING THE ACCELERATOR / BRAKE o After replacing the ACCELERATOR/BRAKE WIRES, carry out the following test: o Display the following on the screen in the SELF-TEST MODE (see page 15 ). ACCELERATOR OFF position, make adjustment in a manner so that the variable value becomes OH, Allowable range: OH-4H o Make adjustment of the wire's length by using NUT C (see page 24 ). DIAGNOSTIC INPUT TEST COIN 8 1 START COIN # 2 SERVICE FOOT SW R FOOT SWL ANGLE DATA ВОН ACCEL DATA 00H = VARIABLE VALUE BRAKE DATA 00H BRAKE When the ACCELERATOR is returned to 1ts original OFF position, make sure that the VARIABLE VALUE becomes OH. o Adjust the wire's length by using NUT C (see page 24 ). DIAGNOSTIC INPUT TEST COIN # 1 START COIN # 2 SERVICE FOOT SW В FOOT SW L ANGLE DATA 80H ACCEL. DATA 00H a / BRAKE DATA 00H: { — VARIABLE VALUE o When the ACCELERTOR/BRAKE is moved the maximum distance, the PINION GEAR (see page 24 ). turns approximately 180 degrees. —10— 10. EPROM LOCATION / — ) ASSY GAME BD A ) © 834-5667-01 ; © } ASSY GAME BD B 834—5706-01 [C 108 0006 CPU BD 834-5704—01 ASSY CONTROL BD 834—5668 ASSY SOUND BD 834-5670 ASSY ROM BD 834-5669 ASSY IC 7 = IC 51 IC63 г E | O AssY CPU BD 834-5704-01 IC LOCATIONS IC 6 | NUMBERS MAIN FUNCTIONS | IC 8 MAIN PROG RAM [EPR - = EPR-— 69164 IC % M AIN PROGRAM a ME =" EPR- 69174) MAIN PROGRAM Al MAIN AIN PROGRAM "SUB PROGRAM EPR- — 6920 SUB PROGRAM EPR-— 68 —11— 0 |ROAD CHARACTER В ASSY CONTROL BD 834-5668 OOO IC 7 1023 1C38 IC locations | Numbers | Main functions | 5] El © ASSY SOUND BD 834-5670 D ASSY ROM BD 834-5669 LJ 34 [Г] 27 [135 Г] 28 — 8 (I 25 [7 37 (777 30 Jae [Ja Ja [Jv [7 39 Г] 32 Г 125 [Г] 18 J eli E eT E Po | | NIC locations Numbers | Main functions | Ц. EPR—6833 16 7 ТС 23 | ЕРВ—6843 | Г ЕРЕ —6842 ' | Letters & IC 38 | ЕРВ- 6841 | pn el mo = characters , — T — ——— “ = , | IC 73 IC 5 IC 6 ——+— — _—]————— NN. ———— Driving and EPR—6831 | _ | — other sounds EPR—6832 | | IC locations | —_— A IC 27 Numbers Main functions N | EPR=0815 mm — — IC 34 | EPR-6820 | EPR-—6821 | EPR-6822 | EPR-6823 | EPR-6824 EPR-— -6825 | Scenery figures — EPR-6826 EPR-6827 | IC 8 IC 32 _ EPR—6828 IC 39 | EPR—6829 | | EPR- 6830 EPR-—6845 | | EPR-6846 | | | —o oo 11. SELF-TESTING The main purpose of these tests are to check the operations of the game boards, to find the defects if any, to adjust the monitor colors properly, and to make sure the sounds are produced satisfactorily. It is also performed to indicate the assignments of the dip switches, check bookkeeping functions, etc. KIND OF TESTS 1) Memory Test: 2) Input Test: 3) Output Test: 4 ) Sound Test: 5) CRT Test: 6) Dip Switch Assignment: 7) Bookkeeping: To check the EPROM programs and the map area of the RAMs. To check the machine's inclining angle and to test the operation of the accelerator, brake, coin switches, etc. To test the operation of the start lamp. To check the quality of the sounds produced by the PCB and the video disc, and adjust the balance of the speakers. To check if the colors on the monitor are displayed correctly, and to adjust the linearity. To indicate each dip switch assignment. To indicate information data on average score and average play time, etc. —13— 1. TEST OPERATION (1) Push the test switch and Fig. 1 will be shown on the SCIEEN,. (2) Select CONTINUE or INDIVIDUAL by using the START button. DIAGNOSTIC 5 [ CONTINUE) = MEMORY TEST INPUT TEST OUTPUT TEST SOUND TEST CR.T. TEST DIFP SWITCH ASSIGNMENT BOOKKEEPING EXIT SELECT BY ACCELERATOR \ PUSH TEST SWITCH ! FIG. 1 (3) Move the accelerator to bring the arrow to the desired position. SELECT BY ACCELERATOR PUSH TEST SWITCH (Select the desired test item by using the accelerator and push the test switch button.) [CONTINUE] : o Bring the arrow sign (by operating the control lever) to CONTINUE first, and move it to one af the tests to start. Push the TEST button, and the tests will be performed in order, one by one, starting from the test where the arrow was originally set to the EXIT. o If the START button is pushed when the arrow is at CONTINUE, it will change to INDIVIDUAL. Pushing it again returns it to CONTINUE. [INDIVIDUAL]: o If the arrow is at INDIVIDUAL first and brought to a certain test which you want to conduct, only that test is performed by pushing the TEST button. (4) When each test is finished in the case of CONTINUE, push the TEST button, and it will automatically go into the follow- ing test. If the TEST button is pushed in the case of INDIVIDUAL, FIG. 1 1s shown. If you want to end the test mode at this time, bring the arrow to EXIT and push the TEST button, and it will return to the ADVERTISEMENT mode. 2. TEST ITEMS (1) Memory Test: DIAGNOSTIC MEMORY TEST ¥ % ROMS TEST +* IC 8 GOOD IC 6 GOOD IC 51 GOOD IC 22 GOOD IC 20 GOOD IC 63 GOOD xk + RANS TEST ++ IC 54 GOOD IC 74 GOOD IC 99 GOOD IC 66 GOOD IC 75 GOOD IC 104 GOOD 1С 73 GOOD IC 2 GOOD IC 10 GOOD IC 52 GOOD IC 1 GOOD IC 24 GOOD IC 46 GOOD IC 58 GOOD Indication of "GOOD" following the IC No. means the IC 1s all right. Push the TEST button to proceed to the following test item. (2) Input Test INPUT TEST iil START F OOT SW R a ) FOOT SW L | > Applicable only for the RIDE ON type ANGLE DATA = 80 TA ВОН (not the UPRIGHT type). ACCEL DATA 00H BRAKE DATA 00H 1. Operate the dip switches. When "ON" is indicated at the right side of a certain tested item, the item is OK. If the DATA value decreases when the bike is inclined to the right, or increases when it is inclined to the left the testing is OK (the data is indicated in the form of hexadecimal values). Make adjustment in a manner so that in the static condition the value shows 80H. If the data value increases when the accelerator/brake is applied and the value ranges between "00H" and "4H" when it is returned to its original position, then the item test is OK. o When the test is ended, push the TEST button. (3) Output Test DIAGNOSTIC OUTPUT TEST START LAMP If the start LAMP lights up, it is functioning properly. Push the TEST button when the testing has been completed. —16- (4) Sound Test DIAGNOSTICS SOUND TEST ALARM 1 9 SLIP ALARM 2 10 CRASH ALARM 3 11 REBOUND ALARM 4 12 SAFETY ZONE NAME ENTRY 1 13 MY BIKE NAME ENTRY 2 14 OTHER BIKE R TITLE SOUND 15 OTHER BIKE L GOAL SOUND SELECT BY ACCELERATOR PUSH START SWITCH ! Go 3:05 UT sb LIB HA When the test has been completed, push the TEST button. (5) C.R.T. TEST YELLOW | LIGHT BLUE GREEN DIAGNOSTIC C.R.T. TEST | ‚ ВСВ COLOR BAR , ao |- e mee GREEN BLUE C.R.T, POSITION CHECK When the test has been completed, push the TEST button. (6) DIP SWITCH ASSIGNMENTS DIAGNOSTIC DIP SWITCH ASSIGNMENTS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 DIP SW. 1 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF | DIP SW. 2 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF | . ns +Coin Switch Setting. | Present setting of the Dip } Switches. 1 1234 COIN SW #1 1 COIN = 1CREDIT _— ith or without and 1 5678 COIN SW #2 1 COIN 1 CREDIT ep ALD OF WiLhout Sound _— on the ADVERTISEMENT mode. 2 1 ADVERTISE SOUND — 2 23 GAME DIFFICULTY 2 45 TIME ADJ.~ 2 6 PLAY MUSIC | setting of the game Setting of the game difficulty level by time. (7) Bookkeeping information DIAGNOSTIC BOOKKEEPING -Usage frequency of coin chute 1 Usage frequency of coin chute 2 — Number of coin credits COIN CHUTE #1 0 COIN CHUTE #2 0 COIN CREDIT 0 0 0 —Usage frequency of service switch Number of credits SERVICE CREDIT TOTAL CREDIT TOTAL TIME (JH ОМ ($ PUSH START BUTTON ! Operating time (hour-minute-second) * Only the data that falls within the range of up to 999H 59M 595 can be memorized. The above screen indication is for testing. When the tests are finished, push the START button and the following will be shown: —18- DIAGNOSTIC BOOKKEPING NUMBER OF GAMES 203 AVE. SCORE 1230 TOP-SCORE 9320 LOW — SCORE 4230 + + GAME TIME + + TOTAL OH OM L]S AVERAGE (JH OM [IS LONGEST OH OM OS PUSH START BUTTON ! Every time the TEST button is pressed, the bookkeping test display is repeated. When the test is finished, push the TEST button to end the test (in the case of "INDIVIDUAL", however, the test mode returns to Fig. 1 first). NOTE: o Once the power source is turned OFF, all the bookkeeping data will be completely cleared. o If any data exceeds the bookkeeping function's capacity, "OVERFLOW" will be indicated on the screen and result in the stoppage of said function. At this time, turn the power OFF and turn it back ON again for reuse. (8) EXIT In the state as shown in Fig. 1, operate the handle to bring the arrow to EXIT and push the TEST button. The self- testing will then end and return to the ADERTISING mode. 12. REMOVING THE HANDLE COVER 1. When adjusting the ACCELERATOR, BRAKE, etc., remove the HANDLE COVER by using the following procedure: TAMPERPROOF WRENCH ME (540-0007) HANDLE COVER HN-5036 ed (=> SCREW A (TAMPERPROOF SCREW) MSx:10 ~ | BRACKET В BRACKET A % % ны= 5044 HN- 5043 er SCREW A 1 =] Y (TAMPERPROOF SCREw) \ MEX TO SCREW B (TAMPERPRODF SCREW) MS» 10 DISASSEMBLING PROCEDURE 1) Remove 4 SCREWS A which fasten BRACKET A and BRACKET B by using the TAMPERPROOF WRENCH (M5). (2) Remove 4 SCREWS B which fasten the HANDLE COVER by using the TAMPERPROOF WRENCH (M5). O The HANDLE COVER can be detached from the HANDLE UNIT in accordance with the above procedures 1D) and(2. It is completely removable from the MAIN CABINET by pulling out the CONNECTOR (orange, 4P). == 13. REMOVING THE HANDLE UNIT o When adjusting the ACCELERATOR VOLUME and BRAKE VOLUME, remove the HANDLE UNIT by using the following procedure: TAMPERPROOF SCREW TAMPERPROOF SCREW pi M8x 25 TAMPERPROOF SCREW | v18x25 TAMPERPROOF WRENCH 540-0009 DISASSEMBLING PROCEDURE For the adjustment of the ACCELERATOR/BRAKE volumes, take off the 6 TAMPERPROOF SCREWS by using the TAMPERPROOF WRENCH and remove the HANDLE UNIT as shown above. Refer to the separate item, ADJUSTING THE ACCELERATOR/BRAKE VOLUMES. -21- 4608-0108I-11 E 14. REMOVING THE WINDOW MASK © When cleaning the monitor screen, the back of the WINDOW GLASS, the PLASTIC PLATE, etc., remove the WINDOW MASK from the CABINET by using the following procedure: WINDOW MASK CABINET HN-— 1053 SCREWS A BRACKET A HN-IOIO-U.S.\ 7 ALY x | [WINDOW GL ASS | \ | HN-1089-U.S. | PLASTIC PLATE CAB-1151Y-US — HANDLE UNIT HN-50001 PROCEDURE 1 Refer to REMOVING THE HANDLE UNIT (page 21 ). The HANDLE UNIT can be opened in the direction of X and then the WINDOW MASK removed in the direction of Y. 2 Remove BRACKET A which fastens the WINDOW GLASS by taking off 2 SCREWS A. In the above procedure, the WINDOW GLASS and the PLASTIC PLATE can be removed for cleaning from the CABINET. 22 15. REPLACING THE ACCELERATOR / BRAKE VOLUME CONTROLS PINION GEAR 601-- 5415 \ : Or l= ETE Ee FAO «DUDAS ', E = py Mallo BRAK E VOLUME = VOLUME 5K B TYPE “ 220-0094 in ше FLANGE NUT M4 Bis Mal e a 3. FLANGE NUT Má EM — HANDLE UNIT HN-50001 FLANGE NUT M4 PINION GEAR 601-5415 DISASSEMBLING PROCEDURE 1. To remove the BRACKET from the HANDLE UNIT, take off the 4 FLANGE NUTS which fasten the BRACKET. 2. To remove the PINION GEAR attached to the VOLUME SHAFT to be replaced, release the 2 SET SCREWS that fasten the PINION GEAR. 3. The VOLUME CONTROL can be removed from the BRACKET by taking off the VOLUME SHAFT'S NUT A. 4. After the replacement has been made, reassemble them in sequential order opposite from the above procedure. ELERATOR / BRA KE WIR ES EUA e y e ii > a” = CE С ПА Ja | ll | Ш. Вов. A po DE E ==" Nal > | =! er HE Pi ti r 1 | = = la Az > ETE a Na A REE a Pa % Ja a UN 16. REPLACING THE ACC AER part 2 Pal ой эй a : И | + - BRAKE WIRE HN-5113 CAU — BRAKE ARM e HN-5103 ACCELERATOR WIRE HN-5112 ACCELERATOR ARM HN- 5102 = —BRAKE SIDE PINION GEAR ACCELERATOR SPRING — 601-5415 HN= 5108 gro 3 BRAKE SPRING — ай ОИ VOLUME SHAFT HN-5110 7 o = " 5 = = = == BE; "IE A A o eG A _ | E REET A = HT A Eh da eS — a - | STOPPER E A * ACCELERATOR SIDE PINION GEAR : EOI TE AY CF Len : ; я : aif и fs a 7 a i г 1 ra | E, г de de a A Ma E - : = = 7 5 5 5 я - > E To Er TS A AA PD TTD lr, SOCIA tue Vera. + ' ei TATE | res Ч lay E 4 a = пе Е Ca © ES EN Lr are nm. ue past ns de RL EE: == A - a y В . . = of A + "r 3 pe a a Bond в ME " A La я ¥ | 4 I N= 437 E - «M, a AE LE 2 KT o = 3 = = = ml | - на 1 60 1 5A 1 5 HH | — EE e MT al Me: E eE ds te ly SEEN AE ED yer 2 IN 5 1 08 A. г и “о - TRE i E Lf | JIL Te e Pr , = h [A | Les - rare 2 + Pal D E м a - | LO E | TE a 5 N : 5 = | ЛЯ Пела = er EME EE ANA Et Mr à НЫ % A a Pa J ы | =i и “an i E La ALU ma a's Y he | E я ha Li ; A „= A| ML | и 3 4 ih ++ dy = A = x | = | 7 E я = Fa ee ody E HANDLE COVER HN 5036: ACCELERATOR WIRE HN-5112 BRAKE LEVER LOWER CASE HN=5009 501-5419 ACCELERATOR CASE HN-5006 BRAKE WIRE on С HN-5113 13 === || — x GRIP 109-0009. UPPER CASE ~~ NW “—— SPACER HN-5045 HN-5010 — — 7 o a a < / SCREW (TAMPERPROOF SCREWS M5x20) REPLACING THE ACCELERATOR WIRE Remove the HANDLE COVER (for the removal method, page _20 ,) Take off 2 TAMPERPROOF SCREWS A to disassemble the UPPER CASE and the LOWER CASE from the ACCELERATOR CASE. 3) In the above second illustration, the ACCELERATOR WIRE which 1s attached to the LOWER CASE can be removed by turning the LOWER CASE counterclockwise. @) In the above first illustration, after removing the ACCELERATOR SPRING, release NUT A to take off the ACCELERATOR WIRE. REPLACING THE BRAKE WIRE » Remove the HANDLE COVER (for the removal method, Page 20 .) Release the BRAKE LEVER'S NUT C to remove the BRAKE WIRE. Take off the BRAKE SPRING and NUT B to completely remove the BRAKE WIRE from the HANDLE UNIT. == 17. PARTS LIST (1) TOP ASSY HANG-ON ( HN-00001 ) ( D--1/2) nm У, —25— Item No 11 12 1 TOP ASSY HANG-ON (HN-00001) (D-2/2) Part No WIT-10002 WIT-40002 HN-50001 834=5667-01 834-5706-01 540-0007 540-0015 540-0009 HN-5112 HN-5113 107-0009 220-0094 220-5130 422-0057 53870150 20-9430-2 Description Assy Cabinet Assy Power Supply Assy Handle Assy Game Board A Assy Game Board A Wrench For Tamperproof Screw Wrench For Tamperproof Screw Wrench For Tamperproof Screw Accelerator Wire S Brake Wire S Grip Left & Accel Volume Control 5K OHM B Type Volume Control B-5K OHM Play Instr Sh Display Manual 20" Torx Key T-20 =26= MS M6 ME ( D-1/3) | ASSY CABINET ( HN-10002) —27— Item No. OO 4 Ov A = LD ВО Не 11 12 16 17 13 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 3] 32 33 34 33 36 37 38 43 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 1.08 109 110 111 112 2 ASSY CABINET (HN-10002) WIT-1057 HN-1036 HN-1037 HN-1038-US HN-1039=-US HN-1040=US HN-1042-US HN-1045 HN-1063-US HN-1053 WIT-1055 MO-1051X-US AB-1151Y-US AB-1206 5675-10696-00 H-209 H-21/ Н-205 H-206 H-208 H-200 H-212 H-203 H-204 H-213 H-216 01-7228 23-1103-00 14-7933 EE1114 5791-09111-00 5792-09110-00 211-0043 211-0118 211-0086 (D-2/3) Description Assy Sub-Cab Ornament Frame Top Ornament Frame Lower Mask Board Window Glass Holder Brkt Fan Brkt SW Unit Billboard Plate Window Mask Cash Box Guard Plate TV Mask Gray Smoke TV Mask T8 20 Assy Clr Displ 20 Type Wire Harn Fan Motor Wire Wire Wire Wire Wire Wire Harn Harn Harn Harn Harn Harn FL 15W Ext AC 115 V Audio RGB Ext 50P Coin Mtr Ext Wire Harn Earth Wire Harn AC IN Wire Harn Ext 12V Wire Harn Ext FL Brkt Main SW Mag Cntr 6 Dig DC 5V Axial Flow Fan AC 115V 60Hz Assy Fl Light 15W 60Hz Conn Molex 3P White Conn Molex 3R White Conn Plug AMP 2P White Conn Cap AMP 3P Red Conn Plug AMP 3P Brown -28— 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 2 ASSY CABINET 9HN-10002) 211-0073 211-0087 211-0102 211-0044 211-0080 211-0117 211-0060 211-0081 211-0072 211-0082 211-0084 211-0065 211-5105 211-5034 211-0041 211-0042 211-0005 211-5047 Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn Conn (D-2/3) Plug AMP 4P White Plug AMP 4P Brown Plug AMP 4P Yellow Cap AMP 2P White Cap Cap Cap Cap Cap Cap Cap Cap Fem Fem Pin AMP AMP AMP AMP AMP AMP AMP AMP 50P OP AMP 2P 2P 3P 3P 4P 4P 9P 9P Socket AMP Crimp Lock Brown Yellow White Brown White Brown Brown White Contact (AMP 172656-2) 131 5640-10932-00 132 600-0110 201 000-0310-FS 202 000-0414-5 203 000-05 10-5 204 4320-01123-20 206 4108-01098-11B 207 010-0406-F 208 4106-01115-06 209 051-0004 212 213 4608-01081-11 SW T DP57 227 Cable & Plug Assy W/Earth (USA) M SCR PH W/FS M3x10 M SCR PH W/S M4x14 M SCR PH W/S M5x10 BLT 1/4-20 x 1 1/4 TMP PRF W SCR #8x11/16 S-TITE SCR PH W/F M4x6 SMS #6x3/8 PLHWH-A FLG Nut M4 H-F #8x11/16P -29- ASSY SUBCABINET ( HN-1057 ) ( D-3/ 7 D-3/3) EXE —30— I С em No a YU CG UN SS La PY ен 10 11 |2 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 31 32 33 34 36 37 38 39 1 01 3 ASSY SUBCABINET (HN-1057) (D-2/3) Part No WIT-1058 WIT-1024 WIT-1026 HN-1027-US HN-1028-US HN-1029=US HN-1031 HN-1061 HN-1033 HN-1034 Н№-1035 01-7228 01-7310 03-7674 08-7377 10-1120-09 91-0526-00 91-0535-00 H-210 H-211 WIT-1060 HN-1062 HN-1067-US HN=5035 PF-0036 Description Wooden Cabinet Back Door Floor Mat Corner Protector A Corner Pro tector B Corner Protector C Handle Unit Bracket Corner Sash Ornament Protector A Ornament Protector B Spacer Rear Door Hinge Back Door Striker Speaker Grill Leg Adjuster Assy-Coin Chute .25 Twin Lock w/ keys Lock w/keys Hire Harn SP Right (MFG) Wire Harn SP Left (MFG) Floor Mat Front Ornament Plate A Holder Hinge 246 Speaker 6 inch 8 OHM -31]- ASSY SUBCABINET (HN-1057) (D=2/3) Item No Part No Description 102 211-0094 Conn Plug AMP 2P Red 103 211-0095 Conn Plug AMP 2P Orange 104 211-0073 Conn Plug AMP 4P White 105 211-0041 Conn Pin AMP 106 107 201 4320-01123-20 BLT 1/4-20 x 1 1/4 202 4320-=01123-36B BLT 1/4-20 x 2 1/4 204 031-0525-B CRG BLT-BLK 205 4420-01141-00 Nut 1/4-20 FI 206 4608-01081-7 H-F #8x7/16 P 207 051-0004 FLG Nut M4 208 051-0005 FLG Nut 209 210 213 046-0001 SCR Nail TH H STNLS 1.5 x 16 214 215 4008-01017-08 8-32 x 1/2 RPH-MS 216 4108-01098-11B W SCR #8 x 11/16 POWER SUPPLY ASSEMBLY — d= Item No =) Ooh Un BS WON +— 10 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 201 202 203 204 4 ASSY POWER SUPPLY EXPORT (HN-40002) (D-2/2) Part No WIT-4004 GR-4600 WIT-560-5068 WIT-421-6071 WIT-421-6092 H=201 H-202 H-204 H-214 H-215 А-74 38-5 150-0173 400-5035 481-0065 5733-10702-03 514-0036 514-0036 514-0040 514-0034 5102-10310-00 5791-09111-00 211-0080 211-0115 211-0116 211-0072 211-0123 211-0157 211-0158 211-5101 211-0041 211-0042 211-0005 211-5047 211-0044 4320-01123-20 4608-01081-11 4420-01141-00 4106-01115-16 Description Base Pwr AMP DC 39V 15W Pwr XFMP 115V 10V 24V 115V Fuse Instr Fuse Instr OV + GND Cable 5V + GND Cable A/C Line Filter Cable A/C Primary Cable +3V Pwr Supply Terminal Plate 5P Cap E 4700MF 50V C-Type SW Reg 90V-240V 5V 10A Diode Bridge S2VB10 Fu Hldr w/cover FU 3A 6.4 x 30MM FU SA 6.4 x 30MM FU DA 6.4 x 30MM Noise Fltr AC250V Conn Plug Molex 3P White Conn Cap AMP 3P Brown Conn Cap AMP 2P Red Conn Cap AMP 2P Orange Conn Cap AMP 4P White Conn Cap AMP 4P Yellow Conn Fem 3P Conn Fem 6P Conn Fem 10P Conn Pin AMP Conn Socket AMP Conn Crimp Lock Contact (AMP 172656-2) Conn Cap AMP 2P White BLT 1/4 x 20 x 1 1/4 H-F #8 x 11/16P Nut 1/4-20 FL SMS #6 x 1 PL-H —34 = ASSY HANDLE ( HN-50001) (D-1/3) ASSY HANDLE ( HN-50001) (D-2/3) ITEM NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION HN-5013X FRONT PANEL Н№-5014 HN-5015 BASE HANDLE BRACKET TB-2004X HOUSING HANDLE SHAFT HN-5018X HANDLE BASE 1 2 3 4 5 HN-5017 6 7 8 9 10 11 HN-5019 HN-5020 HN-5021 HN-—5022 HN-5023 SLIDE PLATE A SLIDE PLATE B SLIDE. SHAFT SLIDE HOLDER VR BRACKET BASE 12 HN-5024X BUMPER 13 HN-8025X BUMPER HOLDER A 14 HN=5026X BUMPER HOLDER B 15 16 17 18 19 20 21. 22 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 HN-5027 HN-5028 HN-5029 HN—5030 HN-5031 HN—5032X HN-5033X HN-—5034 HN-5036 HN- 5037 421—6103 Н№-5040 HN-5111 VR BRACKET GUIDE BRACKET UPPER GUIDE BRACKET LOWER CAM GEAR BRACKET SHAFT EXTENSION SPRING REAR LID MECHANISM COVER PANEL METER PLATE F METER PLATE R STICKER START GUIDE PLATE ASSY CONTROL SGB-— 3636-13 SGB-3636-15 SGB-3635—16 WIRE HARN VR WIRE HARN START WIRE HARN EXT CONT 31 601-5418 ASSY ACCELERATOR CASE 32 601-5419 ASSY LEVER 33 601-5423 GEAR 1/6 34 601-5424 GEAR 30 SGB- 3636-21 WIRE HARN LAMP 35 HN-5041 SPACER 36 HN-5042 STOPPER RING 37 HN-5043X COVER A 38 HN-5044X COVER B 39 TB-2007 LAMP HOLDER BOARD 40 HN—5045 SPACER 41 HN-5046 SPACER TUBE 101 509-5050 PUSH BUTTON SWITCH 1T YELLOW W/LAMP 102 310-5009 INST SPIRAL TUBE ID 29 103 280—5066 RUBBER GROMMET 104 220-0094 VOL CONT 5KQ B TYPE 220-5130 VOL CONT B-5K OHM О — 105 107-0009 GRIP LEFT & ACCELERATOR —30— ITEM NO. 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 PART NO. 211-0059 211-0101 211-0064 211-0121 211-0122 211-0041 211-0042 280-0472 280-0419 601-5003 211-0043 280-0132 2830—5008 214-0081 390-0116 (5) ASSY HANDLE ( HN-50001) (p-a3) DESCRIPTION CONN PLUG AMP 3P WHITE CONN PLUG AMP 4P ORANGE CONN PLUG AMP 9P WHITE CONN CAP AMP 4P RED CONN CAP AMP 4P ORANGE CONN PIN AMP CONN SOCKET AMP FASTON RCPT 110 HARNESS LUG FREE BUSH CONN PLUG AMP 2P WHITE CLAMP CORD PLASTIC ID 10mm CORD CLAMP 15 WEDGE BASE SOCKET ASSY LAMP WEDGE BASE TYPE 14V 0.24A 201 000—0406—5 202 000—0514 203 006—3520 204 010—0308-F 200 010—0408—I М SCR PH M4x6 M SCR PH W/S M5x14 W SCR FH 3.5x20 S-TITE SCR PH W/F M3x8 S-TITE SCR PH W/F M4x8 206 207 208 210 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 230 231 008-0510 030-0612 050-0004 050—0008 051-0005 059-0016 059—001 7 061-0006 061-0008 065-0006 069-0016 065-0019 005—3113—F 028-0014 001-0410 000—0516—S 001-0512 029-0043 060—0006 000-0410-FS 054-0005 054— 01006 TMP PRF SCR TH M5x10 HEX BLT M6x12 HEX NUT M4 HEX NUT M8 FLG NUT Ma HEX NUT M14 HEX NUT M12 P=1.75 FLT WSHR M4 FLT WSHR M8 SPR WSHR M6 SPR WSHR M8 E RING 6mm SPR WSHR BLK M12 SPR WSHR M14 W SCR RH W/F 3.1x13 SET SCR HEX SKT CP UNBR M4x4 M SCR FH M4x10 M SCR PH W/8 M5x16 M SCR FH M5x<12 M SCR FH Me6x35 FLT WASHER M6 M SCREW PH W/FS M4x10 U NUT M5 U NUT M6 (6) ASSY CONTROL ( HN-5111) (p-12) — 28 — ASSY CONTROL ( HN-5111) (D-2/2) ITEM NO. 101 102 103 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 PART NO. HN-5101 HN—5102 HN-5103 HN-5112 HN-5113 HN-—5106 HN—5107 HN—5108 HN-5109 HN-5110 601-5251 601-5415 SGB- 3636-14 220-0094 220-5130 211-0100 211-0041 000—0408-FS 001-0410 028-0014 030-0508 050—0004 050-0006 061-0006 DESCRIPTION BRACKET LEVER LONG LEVER SHORT ACCELERATOR WIRE S BRAKE WIRE S SPACER STUD STOPPER EXT SPRING ACCEL EXT SPRING BRAKE GEAR 1/8 GEAR 20 WIRE HARN CONT VOL CONT 5KQ B TYPE VOL CONT B-5K OHM CONN PLUG 4P RED CONN PIN AMP M SCR PH W/FS M4x8 M SCR FH M4x10 SET SCR HEX SKT CP UNBR M4x4 HEX BLT M5x8 HEX NUT M4 HEX NUT M6 FLT WSHR Ms SPR WSHR M6 NVEOVIAd OILVNHHOS 81 ны — == ai — — я = ps ря в mss arms e re se = Br ‚ В _ В о IZ-— 987E - 825 Ba ==. de 33 3- 9/-957t - 955 ¡em | ) $/-7£ 7£ - 89 == HE | a 12-1595 - 95° | VO1 row 30%) | т — = El|- 9% 72 -q == T= — - 15005 -=77F LEE - ое ds ==! a Sq] es : J > d I-LEYE - 955 7 121 or y 5 - 009 Cal ' (dos 242) Pan | 2515 LT | (dos 7 A EE | 43H03 TV 1 Y Vives TOP Laos { Bea 3,7 =-- бесом Е (A 0 “0 Ln | J "A { : sig | | — E el e E fui ! mE 106 Co" pi d 2 : ЛОР! — Col ws 1] | a и на I А ОВ? — 005 YE нее тет 507; T000F МНО C_Ly0d x3) C00 —IYH : 2j=- 1398-818 | Qa |. = 1 1 FILE Fura e | iu | | SEGA ENTERPRISES LTD. 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Key features
- Adjustable difficulty levels
- Self-testing capabilities
- Detailed troubleshooting information
- Parts list and schematic diagrams
- Instructions for maintenance and repair
Frequently asked questions
The game offers 4 difficulty levels, ranging from easy to hardest. The difficulty level influences the other cars appearance frequency and the game time.
Press the test switch on the machine and follow the instructions on the screen. You can select specific tests or perform them in order. This allows for diagnostics and adjustments.
Follow the steps outlined in the manual for removing the handle cover and then carefully replace the wires, adhering to the detailed instructions provided.