Star Tech Journal

September 1 995
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STAR*TECH
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SUPER SHOT CAUBRATION
PROCEDURE
HAPP CONTROLS
ENERGIZE YOUR GAME ROOM!
• Press the 'A:. button to make the backboard
move forward one motor pulse and then
press the 'C' button to hold it there.
OPTICAL GUN
► Steel reinforced
hydraulic rubber hose
► Will replace industry
• After the first motor pulse, the "Travel"
item on the menu display should be in the
mid-40's range (from 42-47).
• If the Travel display is less than the mid-
40's,(in the 30's, for example), you should
loosen the nylock nuts on the Rotation sen-
sor bracket and move it in slightly -it is sen-
sitive if working properly!!
standard guns
•
A
► Gun holster
also available
► Simply drops into exist-
ing mounting pattern
• If the range is somewhere above the mid-
40's range, you should adjust the rotation
sensor bracket away from the reflective
tape.
• After adjusting the rotation sensor bracket,
you should power down the game and
make sure that the backboard is in the
Home position.
Note: Just adjusting the rotation sensor
bracket and then pressing the 'B' button to
return the backboard to it's Home position
will not do, or you'll find yourself chasing
ghosts. The game must be powered down
and reset to obtain accurate readings.
• Repeat this procedure until the Travel dis-
play is within the tolerances both in the
Home position and after the first motor
pulse position.
Once within the acceptable ranges, the gate
timing problem should be solved.
► Fully harnessed for both
Japanese and American
shifters
DRIVING CABINET
►
Turns both old and new
driving games into top
earning games
►
Cabinets can be
attached to create dual
driver cabinet
►
Dimensions: 80" H x
30"Wx60"D
►
Weight: 475 lbs.
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