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General| Developer | Sega |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Sega |
| Genre | Rhythm |
| Platform | Arcade |
| Soundtrack | Vocaloid songs |
| Cabinet | Upright |
| Game Modes | Single-player |
| Sound | Stereo |
Explains the meanings of DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION levels.
Details pictographs for electric shock, high temperature, and forbidden actions.
Defines individuals experienced in maintaining amusement equipment.
Defines professionals from manufacturers or technical backgrounds.
Explains how version numbers are displayed and interpreted in TEST MODE.
Details notation for fasteners, screws, nuts, washers, and connectors.
Overview of the PV style rhythm action game, its mechanics, and improvements.
Details the cabinet's control section layout and the function of each button.
Explains how to use the touch panel, including touch area and simultaneous touch limits.
Instructions for using Aime cards and mobile phones for game progression.
Illustrates the typical sequence of events from game start to game over.
Introduces core controls and functions for game interaction.
Explains how to select between Card Play, Guest Play, and initial data registration.
Details on how to check and manage access codes for online services.
Guide to setting and changing player passwords for online service access.
Process for changing the player's name using in-game points.
Steps and considerations for resetting a forgotten password.
Procedure for registering player data for the first time using Aime card or mobile phone.
Details on selecting Full Play, Normal, and Contest Modes.
Explains how to navigate the song list, select difficulty, and adjust settings.
Instructions for taking and managing screenshots within PV Viewer Mode.
Guide to selecting and sending captured screenshots to DIVA.NET.
How to purchase and equip modules and change characters using points.
Details on customizing items for different areas like HEAD, FACE, CHEST, and BACK.
Explains core gameplay actions, timing, scoring, and gauge management.
Guidance on using MULTI PRESS and HOLD markers for higher scores.
Instructions for performing SLIDE and CHAIN SLIDE actions using the touch slider.
Explains how the game is forcibly ended if the life gauge becomes empty.
Details the CLEAR, NOT CLEAR, and final result screens after playing a song.
Shows results in Contest Mode and earned rewards based on performance.
Information on receiving items like TITLES, SKINS, and CUSTOMIZATION ITEMS.
Shows results after attempting a clear trial, indicating success or failure.
Explains how to voluntarily quit the game using a specific button combination.
Explains how continues work and the transition to the game over screen.
Details on High Score Rankings and Nico Nico Douga VOCALOID Rankings.
Shows store and national rankings for cleared songs in HARD or EXTREME mode.
Displays daily rankings of VOCALOID videos from Nico Nico Douga.
Information on periods when online play may be unavailable due to maintenance.
Details functions implemented to end games by store closing time.
Explains the automatic reboot process that occurs around 7:00 AM.
Important safety warnings and precautions to observe when operating test modes.
Critical information regarding coin meter, power switches, and unit operability.
Details the functions of the TEST Button, SERVICE Button, volume knobs, and sub-power switch.
Explains saving settings and using specified configurations to avoid malfunctions.
Details the required settings for Coin Assignments and Network Settings.
Procedure for testing the functionality of all speaker outputs and the headphone socket.
Lists available test functions accessible from the main Game Test Menu.
Displays financial and operational data, including coin and credit counts.
Tests the functionality of all input devices like buttons, sliders, and touch panel.
Tests the operation of output devices such as LEDs, coin lock out, and sliders.
Allows adjustment of game settings like startup mode, sound volume, and continue options.
Shows details about the game software, hardware, and system IDs.
Displays information on all PVs (Promotional Videos) stored in memory.
Monitors the status of PV downloads, including authentication and progress.
Guides for adjusting touch panel response positions and reverting to default settings.
Performs a read test on Aime cards or mobile phones.
Allows setting store closing times on a daily or weekly basis.
Performs a test to verify the network connection status.
Toggles the display of ALL.Net accounting information and caution messages.
Displays software download information, including version and status.
Deletes game data, bookkeeping, and high score rankings.
Clears hard disk data, including ranking and forbidden word data.
Includes general safety advice, handling precautions, and error resolution guidelines.
Addresses Error 3002 related to incorrect DIP switch settings for server configuration.
Details troubleshooting steps for Error 3004, an unknown network error.
Covers errors related to touch slider connection and response (Errors 6602, 6603, 6604).
Provides contact phone numbers, facsimile, and email for Sega Amusements Europe.
Provides contact phone numbers, facsimile for Sega Amusements USA.
Provides contact phone numbers and facsimile for SEGA Corporation in Japan.
