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Table 1-2 Option Settings
Switch Settings on 8-Toggle DIP Switch
OPTION
(located at position J8/9 on the Game PCB)
1
2
3
4
5
Game instruction language
ON ON
(as displayed on
ON OFF
TV
screen)
OFF ON
OFF OFF
Coin Mode
ON ON
ON OFF
OFF ON
OFF OFF
Game Length
ON
OFF
Extended Play Levels
(extended play equals
one full game)
6. If the results of Step 5 are satisfactory, the inter-
lock switches are operating properly. If the picture
does not disappear as described, check to see if
the corresponding interlock switch is broken from
its mounting or stuck in the "on" position.
7. Close arid lock both doors.
E. OPERA.TOR OPTIONS
The operator options offer maximum player ap-
peal for each game location. These options are listed
in Table 1-2. They are preset for a certain game set-up
during production. To determine how the switches
have been set for the game, compare the attract
mode with the information in Table 1-2.
To change the toggle positions of the switch as-
sembly and set the desired options, the printed cir-
cuit board (PCB) must be removed according to the
following procedure:
1-6
Super Breakout
RESULT
6
7
8
English
German
French
Spanish
Free play
2 Plays/Coin
1 Coin/Play
2 Coins/Player
5 Balls
3 Balls
-
Progressive
Cavity
Double
Breakout
Breakout
Breakout
ON ON ON
No extended play allowed
ON ON OFF
200
200
200
ON OFF ON
400
300
400
ON OFF OFF
600
400
600
OFF ON ON
900
700
800
OFF ON OFF
1200
900
1000
OFF OFF ON
1600
1100
1200
OFF OFF OFF
2000
1400
1500
....-~~~~~~~NOTE~~~~~~~---
This game includes a new style of easy-
access PCB. The radio frequency shield
has been redesigned to use only three in-
dividual quarter-turn fasteners as a direct
result of field input.
1. Unplug the game power on/off switch and open
the rear access door.
2. Locate the radio frequency (RF) shield board as-
sembly immediately inside the game cabinet be-
hind the rear access door (see Figure 1-5). On one
end of the assembly is a small PCB with an edge
connector coming from the edge of the Super
Breakout game PCB. (The RF Shield Assembly is an
aluminum box with hundreds of holes.)
3. Turn the three individual quarter-turn fasteners on
the RF Shield assembly %-turn to the left, or
counterclockwise.
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