Sega WaveRunner Owner's Manual Page 1

01/06/9909:34W41S 802 L7S4Sesa USA Fremontal 002/002Wuuerunner Tech TipsThe fOllOwmg is a list of commands and errors for the Drive System:CF Telli

INSTALLATION ITEMSThe following items are included with your Wave Runner game. Make sure that theseitems are included whenever the game is moved or so

ASSY SPEAKER (MJT-1080)ITEM NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION1MJT-1081 SPEAKER BRKT101 130-5096 ASSY SERVO SPEAKER BOX201ocam512-wM SCR PH W/FS M5X12301 600

ASSY LOWER LID (MJT-1090)0ccl.+.ITEM NO. PART NO.1MJT-10912DYN-1021201CGQ-TOO4 12-OBDESCRIPTIONLOWER LIDTwNAlRvEmM SCR TH BLK M4X 12107

ASSY MAIN BOARD (MJTl-1100)ITEM NO. PART NO. DESCRIFTIONh4JT-1101105-52 18105-5219-91833-12838839-0924WOODEN BASE MAINSHIELD CASESHJELD CASE LIDGAME

ASSY MASK (MGL-1150)ITEM NO.PART NO.1MGL- 11022 MGL-11513MGL- 1152201 012-FOO408-OB202 OOO-FOO410DESCRIPTIONTV MASKSLIT PLATEMASK SIDE HOLDERTAP SCR F

ASS! REAR CABI (MJT-3000)d

ASSY REAR CABI (MJT-3000)ITEM NO. PART NO.1MJT-31002MJTl-33203MJT-33404 MJT-33605MJT-35006MJTl-3600IMJT-36508MJT-3001IOran--300511MJT-300612 MJT-30071

ASSY REAR CABI (MJT-3000)ITEM NO. PART212 050-FOO600213060-FOlOOO-OB214060-SOlOOO-OB215 068-441616~OC217068-A52820218 FAS-3OOCOl301 600-6790-07 1302 6

MAIN BODY (MJT-3001)-xm113

MAIN BODY (MJT-3001)ITEMNO.235689101112131415161718192021222324201203204205206207208PART NO.MJT-3001-A MAIN BODY BLANKMJT-3M)l-B FRONT COVER HOLDER AM

ASSY MEIECHA BASE (MJT-3100) 1 OF 2 ;I

a!WARNING!.Perform the assembly work following the procedure stated herein. Failure tocomply with the instructions can cause an electric shock..Assemb

ASSY MECHA BASE 2 OF 2

ASSY MECHA BASE (MJT-3100)ITEM NO. PART NO.2Mm-31603MJT-31804 MIT-32005MJT-32206 MJT-32407 MIT-33808MJT-31019 MJT-310210MJT-3 103II MJT-310412MJT-3105

ASSY MECHA BASE (MJT-3100)ITEM NO.21106Om1200212 OKI-FO1400213 060-SOlKJO214ca-so1200215060-501400216060-501600217068-552016218 FAS-500004219 FAS-5OC0

MECHA BASE (MJT-3101)fli..-

MECHA BASE (MJT-3101)ITEM NO. PART NO.101 601-5882102 601-6056-01201050-HO16003202 030-000620-SDESCRIPTIONLEG ADJUSIER 0 60CASTER 0 50HEXNUTTYF’E3M16H

ASSY FILTER(MJTl-3160)121

ASSY FILTER(MJT13160)ITEM NO.2101253-5349WATER TANK 500102601-6274AIR JOINT103601-8850 AIR FILTER105al-6813107601-684340240108601-6843-40720109 209-0

ASSY REGU (MJT-3180)101601-6077REGULATOR1026014079 BRKT REGULATOR103 601-6933REGULATOR RIO00104601-6934 BRKT REGULATOR CT105 601-6274AIR JOINT106 601-

ASSY VALVE (MJT-3200)~

ASSY VALVE (MJT-3200)ITEM NO. PART NO.1MJT-3201VALVE BASE2MJT-3202VALVE BRKT F3MJT-3203 VALVE BRKT R4 MJT-3204 REGU BRKT101 601-6246102 601-6247103 60

ASSEMBLING THE PNWARNING!.Installing the billboard by one person is difftcult. Be sure to use plural persons toperform the work safely and accuratel

ASSY FRONT CYLINDER (MJT-3220)NIT8 1 : 118 mPauE ?OOk&a2 : Au! JOIRT luuQla no-14ok&uITEM NO. PART NO.DESCRIPTION12101102103104105106301MJT-32

ASSY REAR CYLINDER (MJT-3240)ITEM NO. PART NO.DESCRIPTION12101102103104105ml-6274 AIR JOINT201050-HO1000HEXNUTMlOLTYPE202060-FOIOOO FLT WSHR Ml020306

ASSY LID (MJT-3320)ITEM NO.PART NO.1MJTl-33212 MJT-3343102370-5071-02BEAM SENSOR104280-5275-3110CORD CLAMP SRlO202 OOO-PO03 l&WB204 050-HO030030

ASSY LID LEFT (MJT-3340)ITEM NO.PART NO.DESCRIPTION234101201202MIT-3341LJDLEFrMl-I-3342SIDE MATkm-3343SENSOR BRKT LMIT-3344 SENSOR PLATE L370-507 1OC@

ASSY LID RIGHT (MJT-3360)ITEM NO.PART NO.1MJT-33612m-33423 MIT-33634 MJT-3364101 370-5071201 ooo-Pco316-WB202 OOC-T00408-OB203 050-HO0300DESCRIPTIONLI

VR UNIT (MJT-3380)ITEM NO.1101102103104201301PART NO. DESCRIPTIONMIT-3381 VR BRKT220-5373VOL CONT B-5K601-65553 lO-5029-D20601-0460028-COO408-P600-679

TOWER (MJT-3500)132

ASSY COIN CHUTE TOWER (MJT-3500)ITEM NO. PART’ NO. DESCRIPTION81011101102103104105106107108201301302303304305306307MIT-3550h%JT-3501IN-Y-1162INY-1163D

SWITCH UNIT (MJT-3550)ITEM NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION2101102103104105301 600-6609-32WIREHARNTEST&302 600-6609-33 WIRE HARN VOLUME.d2NY-1181421-81262

1 MJTT-00790 SPACER, TRIGGER, ACCELERATOR2 MJTT-00791 WASHER, HEAVY DUTY, 010M. GOOSE NECK (SPACER)3 MJTTP00792 COVER, HANDLE EAR CLAMPS4 MJTT-00801

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ASSY HANDLE MECHA (MJT-3600)ITEM NO.NOTE4MJT36045MJT-36057 MIT-360710 MIT-361011107~0x9-L13 601-79451012205373VOL CON-T B-5K102 3 IO-5029~F20SUMlTUBEF

ASSY CENTERING MECHA (MJT-3650)137

ASSY CENTERING MECHA (MJT-3650)ITEM NO. PART NO.DlWXIPTION2345678910111213101102103104105106202 O&l-F00800203060-s00800204 050-HO0800205030-000612

WAVE RUNNER DELUXE MANUAL COMMENTSSEGA has made every effort to ensure that this manual is accurate. If you fiid any errors or omis-sions, or have oth

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SECURING IN PLACE (LEG ADJUSTERS)This machine has 8 casters (4 for the PTV base, 4 for the Rear Cabinet) and 9 leg adjusters (4 for thePTV base, 4 for

REMOVE THE SHIPPING BRACKET

POWER ONAtlWARNlNG!0When the power is first turned on, the ride moves. To prevent injury,safety in the periphery of the ride, and then turn power on.0

In the TEST MODE, ascertain that the assembly has been made correctly and IC BD. is satisfactory .In the test mode, perform the following test:(1) M

In the TEST mode, selecting SdUND TESTcauses the screen (on which sound related BDand wiring connections are tested) to bedisplayed.Be sure to check

PRECAUTIONS TO BE HEEDED WHEN MOVING THE MACHINEWARNING!+When moving the machine, be sure to pull out the plug from the power supply.Moving the machin

‘liOG/YYuy:34-a415 802 1754Sega USA rremont~002/002Waverunner Tech TimThe following is a list of commands and errors for the Drive System:CF Telhng

OPERATIONThe seat portion of this product moves during game play. In order to prevent accidents, be sure tocomply with the following points before and

PRECAUTIONS TO BE HEEDED DURING OPERATIONTo avoid injury and accidents, be sure to constantly give careful attention to the behavior of thevisitors an

Instruct players to keep a firm hold on the handlegrips during play. This machine reacts as per thecontents of the game. To avoid injury, playerssho

HOW TO PLAYThe following explanations apply to the case the product is functioning satisfactorily. Should therebe any moves different from the followi

After the course is selected, the game starts and at the same time, the ride portion starts moving dueto the player’s operation. etc. (Note 3).On the

After finishing the game. the Ride portion returns to the centering position and stops.After the end of one game, when the number of credits needed fo

EXPLANATION OF TEST AND DATA DISPLAYSBy operating the switch unit, periodically perform the tests and data checks. When intidy installingthe unit, or

SWITCH UNIT AND COIN METERA‘!Do not touch place other than those specified. Touching places not specified can causeelectric shock or short circuit acc

TEST MODEThe Test Menu allows the functioning of each part of the Cabinet to be checked, the monitor to beadjusted, and the coins and game related var

MEMORY TESTThe MEMORY TEST mode is for checking the on-BD memory IC functioning. “GOOD” is &s-played for normal ICs and “BAD” is displayed for ab

ContentsINTRODUCTION TO THE OWNER’S MANUAL3GAME REGISTRATION4GENERAL PRECAUTIONS 5INSTALLATION LOCATION PRECAUTIONS 6SAFETY AND REGULATORY INFORMATION

T.G.P. TESTSelecting T.G.P. TEST causes the functioning of the on-IC-BD T.G.P. (screen display related IC’s) tobe checked automatically. If the IC

INPUT TESTWhen INPUT TEST is selected, the following screen appears on the monitor. The screen allowsthe status of each SW and the value of each V.R.

OUTPUT TESTThe OUTPUT TEST allows the function of each lamp to be checked.Press the Service button to bring the arrow to the lamp item to be tested.Pr

CRT TESTChoose CRT test to have the monitor adjustment screen appear. By watching the screen, check tosee if adjustments are needed.For the adjustment

GAME ASSIGNMENTSSelecting the GAME ASSIGNMENTS in the menu mode causes the present game setting to bedisplayed and also the game setting changes can

COIN ASSIGNMENTSSetting Change ProcedurePress the SERVICE BUTTON to bring the arrow (-->) to the desired setting change item.Press the TEST BUT

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MANUAL SETTINGSMANUAL SETTING&;sTt)gIT 1 COIN ~&EDITNO BOMB AWERCOIN CHUTE #lMULTIPLIER1 COIN CDtJM-S AS 1 COINCUtN CHUTE #ZMIJLTIPLIW1 COIN C

‘COIN TO CREDIT(No. of coins required for one credit)C&S1 CREDITIDDER(BONUSNO BONUS ADDERCUIN)2 COINS GIVE1EXTRA COIl3 COINS GIYE I EXTRA COIW

VOLUME SETTINGIn this setting item, each VR value of the handle bars, roll and throttle can be set.A’!Performing settings while riding on the ride is

SERVICE INFORMATIONAIR DRIVE SYSTEMDEWATERINGREGULATORMAINTENANCE OF THE MECHANISMGREASING AND RETIGHTENING BOLTSREPLACEMENT OF PITCH VOLUMEREPLACEM

k4m.E~wuuEmI)(GlMu.E 6bR wn CM) MM77 (17) Iwrfiun (77)mO.9. Il. b SETllNGl’HEifANU.EBARVOLUMEIn the V. R. setting menu screen, press the Service bu

ROLL VOLUME SETTINGROLL VOUJME SETTlNffnIn the Volume Setting Menu mode, press the Service button to bring the arrow to ROLL.Press the Test button to

SETTING THE THROlTLE VOLUMETHWTTLE LEER ValAE SEl-nffiTHRMlLE LEW! uAx77 (Do) YIN77 (17)+xIT WITlwr SAYEEXIT WITH WESBmNG THII MRUl-lU VOUJhlEIn th

VALVE TESTThis test allows the function of the Air Valve, Limit Switch and Volume to be checked.Performing settings while riding onthe ride is dange

PITCH VALVE TESTPITcli VPLVE & ETR ckEcKPITCH V&M mUP VALVE ONETR UP VALVE @IOcylN VALVEEl-R IXW VALVE iiPITCHETR FOHUp LIUIT W ONMN LIM

ROLL VALVE TESTPRESS TEST EUTWN TO EXITIn the VALVE TEST MENU (PIG. 9. 12 a), press me Service button and bring the arrow to ROLLVALVE & ETR CHE

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BOOKKEEPINGSelecting the BOOKKEEPING in the menu mode displays the bookkeeping data up to the present onthe following 2 pages. Press the TEST button a

BACK UP DATA CLEARClears the contents of BOOKKEEPING. When clearing the data, use the Service button to bfig thearrow to “YES (CLEAR)” and press the

AIR DRIVE SYSTEM.In order to prevent an electric shock and short circuit, be sure to turn power off before performing work by touching the interior

COPYRIGHT NOTICEThis SEGA product has a copyright notice as follows:0 1996 Sega Enterprises, Inc. (USA) All rights reserved.This signifies that this w

OVERVIEW OF AIR DRIVE SYSTEMThis machine has an air drive system that drives the cabinet by compressed air. The air drive systemis composed of the fol

DEWATERING FROM THE AIR FILTERRemove the Rear Lid of the Mechanism Base to have the water tank appear in the inner portion onthe right-hand side. Alth

REGULATORThe compressed air (primary side) inthe air tank is governed to preset pres-sures by regulators before the air pres-sure is sent to the cylin

MAINTENANCE OF THE MECHANISMn!WARNINGA!CAIJlION!In order to prevent an electric shock and short circuit, be sure ito turn power off beforeperforming-w

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0 Take out thescxowa to remove Sash R(Lmoflttin . (Pboto4,FIG. II. la)@ Rmtlovothe:(Photos.mc@I RemoveLiRwlnoving Ike 1wiring’inside t2 ccnnector

GREASING AND RETIGHTENING THE BOLTS0STOPBe sure to use appropriate grease. Using an improper grease c&n cause parts damage.ImRTANr!Once every 6 mo

GilcRANKF’ORTiONPART OF CYLINDERLINK 6 UPPER PART@LOWER PART OF LINKuoCD PITCH VOLUME WRTION59

ADJUSTMENT AND REPLACEMENT OF PITCH VOLUMEDuring game, in the cases where the vertical movements of the Ride is irregular or the Volumeindicates abnor

REPLACING THE BELLOWSThe Bellows are important hazard prevention parts. In case of damage o.r omission, replace themimmediately.Remove each Lid of the

INTRODUCTION OF THE OWNERS MANUALSEGA ENTERPRISES, LTD., has for more than 30 years been supplying various inno-vative and popular amusement products

HANDLE MECHANISMIn the Volume Setting Menu (FIG. 9.11 a ), press the Service button and bring the arrow toTHROTTLE LEVER.Press the Test button to hav

THROTTLE VOLUMELoosen the 2 Nuts which secure the Volume Bracket to move the Volume Bracket.on the Volume Setting screen in the Test mode.Moving the V

HANDLE VRA’1In order to prevent an electric shock and short circuit, be sure to turn power off before per-0forming work by touching the interior part

Take out the 3 Truss screws andremove tne Front Cover. The FrontCover has wiring connections inside.Use care when removing the FrontCover.Disconnect

VR ADJUSTMENTLoosen the 2 screws which securethe V.R. Bracket to move the V.R.Bracket. Move the V.R. Bracket todisengage ADJUST GEAR mesh andmove the

VR REPLACEMENTOne:e every threemonths, apply spray grease to the parts indicated belowTake out the 2 screws which secure thevolume bracket to remo

COIN SELECTORHANDLING THE COIN JAMIf the coin is not rejected even when the RElECT button is pressed. open the coin chutedoor and open the selector ga

: MrrsuBCSCU PFlcJEcloRc] MlTSUtisHl PROJECTOR CONTROL PANELll)fmmaAQm I1s v. Pas3 R-GAIN 4 e-GAIN!I5bGm6 CONTP88 v-w89 H-WB-H-Litv ad’ustunts in

1 STATIC CONVERGENCE AthKJSTMENTWilH REMOTE CONTROL ]BEFORE USING THE REUOTE CCUi%JL:First make. stre rba the maim SW on the Projector’s& pan

In cm6 cl REMOTE CONTROL (Part No. 200 - 5532):3Prers lhc TEST KEY to hrvc the rsd lineadjwlment sctcca appcu.When the red cro5.i is SUN on th

GAME REGISTRATION INFORMATIONPlease take a moment to complete the following information about your new Sega game.This information will be essential to

REPLACEMENT OF PLUORESCENT LAMPWhen performing the work, be sure to turn all power off. Working with poweron can cause an electric shock or short c

EXTERNAL AIR COMPRESSOR UNITTHE SEGA WAVE RUNNER GAME IS EQUIPPED WITH AN EXTERNAL, PERMANENTLYLUBRICATED AIR COMPRESSOR UNIT, WHICH IS HOUSED IN A SE

PERIODIC INSPECTION ITEMSThe air compressor employed in this game moves the ride during the game. The items listed belowrequire periodic inspection an

In order to prevent an electric shock, be sure to turn power off before performing work andFor troubleshooting, first check the connection of the wiri

IITEM DESCRETIONICOUNTERMEASURES~-1Vertical movementof the tide duringgame play is weakand irregular.movements of theride is weak and:-_-..1__IKreg”rG

AIR DAMPER ADJUSTMENTIn this machine, the cylinders are equipped with air dampers to soften the impact created by the ridemovements. If the cylinders

1!Jn order to prevent an electric shock, be sure to turn power off before performing work andtouching interior parts of the machine.~..dNlNG!Be care

/I FOR REFERENCE ONLY 11SlEELO CASE LIDFIG. 18 b18-2COMPO!3lTlON OF GAME BOARDGAME BD WAVERUNNER (&33-12838)

GAME BOARDSERVICE RECORDThis page is provided for your use in tracking repairs or replacements of your Sega game PCBs andassemblies. This informatio

COMMUNICATION PLAYThe Wave Runner abo up to 4 seats to enjoy communication play. For communication play,xl-lcommunication cable cection and game ass

General PrecautionsFoUow instructions: All operatingand use instructions should be followed.Attachments: Do not use attachments not recommended by th

0STOPTHE COMMUNICATION CABLE IS A VERY FRAGILE FIBER OPTIC CABLE.EXCESSIVE BENDING WILL DAMAGE THE CABLE.IMfmANrlHANDLE IT WlTH CARE.Open the ser

Insert the connector into the hole platehole and fasten with the accesory lock nut.Pass the communication cable through the flex tube.Insert the com

0-STOPDuring interactive play, if communication is interrupted due to any reason, the gamewill be interrupted, with the network check screen appearing

DESIGN RELATED PARTSQITEM NO. PART No. DESCRIPTION2345678910111213421-7308-DENOMINATION SHEET422-6599-01 PLAY JNSTR STICKER MJT ENGMJT-3605-B STICKE

DESIGN RELATED PARTSITEM NO.PART No.123456189101112131415161718MIT-3001-HW.RUNNER ST SIDE BACK LMIT-3001-JW.RUN-NER ST SIDEBACK R.MIT-3001-KSTNO.l

TOP ASSEMBLY, WAVE RUNNER

TOP ASSEMBLY WAVE RUNNERITEM NO.PART NO.DESCRIPTION56810I112151617201202203401402403404405408409410411412413414415h4JT-0500 ASSY PTVM1Tl-0600ASSY TUB

ASSY PTV (MJT-0500)ITEM NO.101201 Ooo-FOG414202OOO-m516-w203 000-TC0420-OC204000-T00520-OB205 000-TC0525-OC206 068-S52016-OC207 000-TOO640-OC208 068-6

PTV BASE (MJT-0501)ITEM NO.6ARC-10067 117-5216860 I -5699X9601-8704201 030~coO630-SC2020%HO1600203 060-FO%OOPART NO.DESCRIPTIONLEG BRACKETPLATE LEG B

ASSY BILLBOARD (MJTl-0550)ITEM NO. PART NO.102103201OOO-FGO410 M SCR FH M4XlO202KGTOO408-OCM SCR TH CRM M4X8203@IO-POO416-W M SCR PH WIFS M4X16205 0

Safety Check: Upon completion of any service or repairs to this product, ask the service technician to perform safetychecks to determine that the prod

ASSY TUBE (MJTl-0600)ITEM NO.PART NO. DESCRIPTION1MJT-0601 TUBE PLATE2 MIT-0602TUBE BRKT301600-6790-076 WIREHARNDCTLJEiE3026001-6790-075 WIREHARNACTU

ASSY FRONT0’clI-CABINET (MJTl-1000)94

ASSY FRONT CABINET (MJTl-1000)ITEM NO. PART NO.DESCRIPTION89101213201202203204301IWT-1001ASSY SUB CABINETMJT- 1020ASSY SERVICE LIDMJTl-1030ASSY PWR A

ASSY SUB CABINET (MJT-1001)cl96

ASSY BUFFER BOARD (MJT-1040)a--ITEM NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTIONI231012804419HARNESS LUG102 280-5009coRDCLAMP201 0 I I -PO0325202 Oil-TO3512203Oil-F003103

ASSY DRIVE BOARD (MJT-1050)ITEM NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION2341014001-5286SW REGU t5VI. 5A +24Vl. SA102280-0419HARNESSLUG103280-5008CORD CLAMP 15104280-5

ASSY POWER SUPPLY (MJTl-1060)8m08t-a102

ASSY POWER SUPPLY (MJTl-1060)ITEM NO.PART NO.DESXUPTION4101102103107108109110270-5026NOISE FILTER 20A4001-5306-01SW REGU t5V12A12Vl. 5A-5VlA450-5 126

AC UNIT (MJTl-1070).. . . ..-. e* . . . .“.I- ..-.104

AC UNIT (MJTl-1070)ITEM NO. PART NO. DESCRJFTIONNOTE234101102103104105106107108109110111201202301302303RCT-1031AC BRKTRCT-1032 C.P. COVER421-7468STICK