Atari SUPER SPRINT - 3 Self-Test

Chapter 3
Self-Test
This game tests itself and provides visual and audible in¬
dications of the condition of the game circuitry and con¬
trols. Self-test information is displayed on the screen and
sent through the sound system. No additional equipment
is required.
We suggest that you perform a self-test when you first set
up the game, each time you collect the money, or when
you suspect game failure. Coin and game option settings
are displayed in the Self-Test Mode.
Thirteen self-test screens provide a visual and audible
check of the Super Sprint ™ game circuits. Refer to Chapter
1 for the self-test switch location.
The Self-Test Mode can be entered immediately after
turning on the game power, either from the Play Mode or
from the Attract Mode. If the self-test switch is turned on
during the Play or the Attract Mode, the first display to
appear is the 6502 Processor Test. By pressing the red
start (center) button, the self-test advances to the Pedal
Test. The self-test then advances from the Pedal Test to
the end. The game power must be turned off, the self-test
switch turned on, and the game power turned on again
to start the self-test with the RAM/Interrupt/ROM Test.
The following self-test procedure is presented in the se¬
quence in which the self-test screens appear when the
self-test switch is turned on and then the game power is
turned on. Turning off the self-test switch at any time dur¬
ing the self-test causes the game to return to the Attract
Mode.
-NOTE-
During any of the self-tests, press the red start
(or center) button to advance to the next
screen,