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Sega AV F-ZERO AX User Manual

Sega AV F-ZERO AX
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IMPOR TANT
Before using this product, read this MANUAL carefully to
understand the contents herein stated.
After reading this manual, be sure to keep it available nearby
the product or elsewhere convenient for referring to it anytime
when necessary.
(DX TYPE )
MANUAL NO. 420-6769-01F -ZE R O AX (DX T Y P E ) OWNE R 'S MANUAL
SEGA CORPORATION
12-14, Higashikohjiya 2-Chome, Ohta-ku, T okyo 144-8532, Japan
Phone: +81-3-5737-7544 Facsimile: +81-3-5737-7746
MANUAL NO. 420-6769-01
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PR INTING
© 2003 Nintendo
© AMUS E ME NT VIS ION/S E GA, 2003
TR IFOR CE is a trademark of NINTENDO.
F-ZE R O is a trademark of Nintendo.

Table of Contents

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Sega AV F-ZERO AX Specifications

General IconGeneral
Game TitleF-ZERO AX
ManufacturerSega
DeveloperAmusement Vision
PublisherSega
Release Year2003
GenreRacing
TypeArcade
PlatformTriforce
SystemSega Triforce
DisplayCRT
Cabinet TypeSit-down
Number of Players1-2
Monitor29" CRT
ControlsSteering wheel, accelerator pedal
Game ModesTime Attack
Special FeaturesLinkable with F-ZERO GX for GameCube

Summary

Before Using the Product, Be Sure to Read the Following

Hazard Pictographs Explained

Explains the meaning of hazard pictographs like DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION.

Safe Usage Pictographs

Explains pictographs for safe usage, such as 'HANDLE WITH CARE' and 'Protective Earth Terminal'.

General Handling Precautions

Provides essential instructions for safe operation and maintenance.

Inspections Immediately After Transporting the Product

Specifications

Introduction

1. Handling Precautions

2. Precautions Regarding Installation Location

Limitations of Usage Requirements

Operation Area

3. Precautions Regarding Product Operation

During Operation (Patron Conduct)

Operating the Card System

Using Memory Cards

4. Names of Parts

5. Accessories

6. Assembly and Installation

Installing the Coin Chute Tower, and the POP/POP Card

Steps for installing the coin chute tower and POP components.

Installing the POP and the POP Card

Instructions for attaching the POP and POP card to the card reader.

2 Securing in Place (Adjuster Adjustment)

3 Installing the GD-ROM Drive (Setting the GD-ROM Disc)

4 Power Supply, and Earth Connection

5 Turning the Power On

6 Assembly Check

(1) Memory Test

Tests RAM and Media Board components for proper function.

(2) Input Test

(3) Sound Test

(4) C.R.T. Test

(5) Output Test

7. Card Reader/Writer

7-1 Setting Dedicated Cards

Instructions for loading and setting dedicated cards into the dispenser.

7-2 Head Cleaning

Procedure for cleaning the card reader/writer head using a cleaning card.

7-3 Clearing Card Jams

Steps to remove jammed cards from the card reader/writer.

8. Precautions When Moving the Machine

8-1 Moving the Machine

Precautions for unplugging, retracting adjusters, and handling the cabinet.

8-2 Disassembling and Moving the Machine

Instructions and safety warnings for disassembling and moving through narrow spaces.

When Loading Onto a Truck

9. Game Description

Other Warnings

Secret Codes

10. Test and Data Display

Installation of Machine

Checks initial settings, input/output devices, and IC board status.

Memory Test

Tests memory components on the Media Board for proper function.

Periodic Servicing

Regular maintenance checks including memory, settings, input, and output.

Control System

Checks input devices, adjusts/replaces them, and verifies mechanism movements.

Monitor

Checks and adjusts monitor settings for optimal display.

IC Board

Performs memory tests on the IC board.

Data Check

Adjusts difficulty level based on game play time and histogram data.

10-1 Switch Unit and Coin Meter

10-2 System Test Mode

RAM Test

Tests the memory IC on the TRIFORCE Main Board.

Media Board Test

System Information

JVS Test

Sound Test

C.R.T. Test

10-2H Coin Assignments

10-2I Clock Setting

10-2J Network Setting

10-3 Game Test Mode

Input Test

Checks the status of input devices like steering, pedals, and buttons.

Output Test

Checks the status of output devices such as lamps and motors.

Game Assignments

Configures game settings like difficulty, handicap, and sound.

Memory Card Slot Use

Enables or disables the memory card slot for GameCube compatibility.

Game Difficulty

Sets the game's difficulty level from VERY EASY to HARDEST.

Handicap

Enables or disables handicap for COM and player battles.

VS Battle Mode

Controls COM machine participation in Race Mode.

Password Disp

Controls the display of passwords for F-ZERO Internet Rankings.

Race Mode Laps

Sets the number of laps for Race Mode.

10-3E Network Setting

10-3F Card Test

Magnetic Card R/W Check

Checks the card reader/writer for read, write, and print errors.

Magnetic Card Cleaning

Cleans the card reader/writer head using a cleaning card.

10-3G Calibration

10-3H Race Record

10-3I Bookkeeping

10-3J Backup Data Clear

11. Steering Unit

11-1 Adjusting and Replacing the Y-Axis VR

Procedure for adjusting or replacing the Y-axis variable resistor.

11-2 Replacing the Microswitches

Steps for replacing or adjusting microswitches for paddle levers.

11-3 Greasing

Instructions for greasing the gear mesh portion of the steering unit.

12. Maintaining the Base Interior

12-1 Adjusting and Replacing the Steering VR

Procedure for adjusting or replacing the X-axis steering VR.

12-2 Adjusting and Replacing the Roll VR

Procedure for adjusting or replacing the Roll VR for seat tilt.

12-3 Greasing

Instructions for greasing the gear mesh and spring portions.

12-4 Maintaining the Seat Motion Mechanism

Guidelines for maintaining and troubleshooting the seat motion mechanism.

13. Accelerator & Brake

13-1 Adjusting or Replacing the Volume

Procedure for adjusting or replacing volume potentiometers for controls.

13-2 Greasing

Instructions for greasing spring and gear mesh portions.

15. Monitor

15-1 Cautions and Warnings for Handling Monitors

Safety warnings for monitors regarding voltage, static, and isolation.

15-2 Cleaning the CRT Surfaces

Instructions for cleaning CRT surfaces while protecting anti-static coating.

15-3 Adjustment Procedure

Steps for adjusting monitor settings like brightness, contrast, and position.

16. Replacing the Fluorescent Lamps

17. Periodic Inspection Table

18. Troubleshooting

18-1 Card Reader/Writer

Troubleshooting steps for errors related to card reader/writer and card data.

18-2 Game Board-Related Error Messages

Lists TRIFORCE board error messages, causes, and countermeasures.

18-3 Drive Board 7-Seg Messages

Explains messages on the drive board's 7-segment display for diagnostics.

18-4 Other Mechanical Error Messages

Describes mechanical errors not related to the card reader/writer.

18-5 Problems Not Covered by Error Messages

Addresses common problems like machine activation or lamp issues.

Replacing Fuses

19. Game Board

19-1 Removing the GD-ROM Drive

Steps for safely removing the GD-ROM drive from the base.

19-2 Removing the Game Board (TRIFORCE)

Procedure for safely removing the TRIFORCE game board.

19-3 Composition of the Game Board

Explains the components of the TRIFORCE game board.

19-4 Replacing the Main Board Battery

Instructions for replacing the battery on the TRIFORCE main board.

19-5 Replacing the DIMM Board Battery Pack

Safety warnings for replacing DIMM board battery packs.

19-6 Shipping the Game Board and GD-ROM Drive

Precautions for shipping the TRIFORCE or GD-ROM drive for servicing.

20. Design Related Parts

21. Network Play

21-1 Precautions Regarding Network Play Setup

Safety guidelines for setting up network play, including power and cables.

21-2 Connecting Network Cables

Step-by-step instructions for connecting network (LAN) cables between machines.

21-3 Network Play Settings

Configuration steps for network play settings like link number and group.

21-4 General Precautions Regarding Network Play

General precautions for operating machines linked via network play.

22. Parts List

23. Wire Color Code Table

24. Wiring Diagram (D-1/3)

24. Wiring Diagram (D-2/3)

24. Wiring Diagram (D-3/3)

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