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1. 3 4 Fluorescent Tube and Speaker 3 8 Video 5 eee eee tee nn nn kaa an 3 10 COIR DOO ZE SN ey thee Sadar Tra dace a ea laces 3 11 Printed Circuit 5 3 14 Power Supply Assembly 3 20 Fast Freddie List of Illustrations Figure 1 1 Game Overview 1 2 Figure 1 2 Game Switch Locations 1 4 Figure 1 3 Self Test Procedure 1 6 Figure 1 4 Ready to Play 5 1 8 Figure 21 Self Test Screen 1 Test 2 2 Figure 2 2 Self Test Screen 1 Test 2 3 Figure 2 3 Self TestScreen2 2 3 Maintenance Repair and Parts Figure 3 1 Cabinet Mounted 3 2 Figure 3 2 The Control Panel 3 4 Figure 3 3 Control Panel Assembly 3 5 Figure 3 4 8 Position Joystick 3 6 Figure 3 5 Fluorescent Tube and Speaker 3 8 Figure 3 6 Video Display ecce aret akne tia y YR need Pee 3 10 Figure 3 7 Vertically
2. 78 6900402 Tape 178013 001 Latch Control Panel Assy see Fiqures 3 2 8 3 3 A038004 01 Utility Sw Harn Coin Door Assy see Figure 3 7 038003 01 Util Sw Brkt A002465 01 Coin Counter 69 001 Self Test Sw 62 041 Coin Sw 19 9032 Vol Control A037491 01 4 178070 001 COREY m di KOD 78 3201 Glide Game PCB Assy See Figures 3 8 amp 3 9 Regulator Audio II PCB Assy See Figures 3 8 amp 3 10 A038718 01 A038453 01 Main Harn Assy Power Harn Assy A037454 03 Power Cord 5 Power Supply Assy SA 009992 01 See Figure 3 11 178048 001 On Off Sw Cover Caster A037470 01 On Off Sw Figure 3 1 Cabinet Mounted Assemblies Ireland Built Cabinet A038677 01 8 02 3 2 Fast Freddie Maintenance Repair and Parts Figure 3 1 Cabinet Mounted Assemblies continued Ireland Built Cabinet Parts List Part No Description A002465 01 Coin Counter A037454 03 Strain Relief Power Cord Austria Belgium Chile Denmark Finland France Germany Greece Indonesia Italy Netherlands Norway Spain Sweden and Uruguay A037470 01 Power On Off Switch and Mounting Plate Assembly A037491 01 Coin Box A038004 01 Harness for Volume Control Self Test Switch Coin Counter Assembly A038453 01 Power Harness Assembly A038678 01 Cabinet Assembly includes wood grained side panels glides and PCB retainers but not the
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4. Note that the inner raised ring on the bellows is long er on one side This side goes on the top of the as sembly toward the control knob 4 To replace a leaf switch you don t need to disassemble the joystick Using your thumbs pry apart the plastic flanges on the switch holder With your index finger lift the Switch up so that it will clear the plastic tab located on the outside end of the switch holder Slide the switch out of its holder Replace the switch in reverse order Adjust the switch for a narrow gap 99 080031 Bellows os 99 080032 Disassemble in the order indi Steel Washer cated Circled numbers match the numbered instructions 99 080030 Spring 99 080037 Sw Plate Screw 171021 001 3 6 Fast Freddie A 99 080028 Shaft 99 080026 Black Plastic Washer 99 080036 Top Plate 99 080029 Nylon Washer 99 080025 Leaf Switch 99 080033 Guard Actuator 99 080038 Sw Actuator 73 3003 cet Pa 2 Retaining Ring Figure 3 4 8 Position Joysick Assembly Fast Freddie To Adjust the Joystick 1 Make sure that each leaf switch is firmly seated in its holder There is a small gray plastic tab on the outside end of the switch holder The black plastic part of each leaf switch must be in front of this tab Maintenance Repair and Parts 4 Adjust each switch for narrow gap Push th
5. 2 Set Up Procedures NOW 1 3 Game Inspection 1 3 1 5 veru pini ois ana bee 1 3 1 Installation Requirements 1 3 2 Voltage Selection 1 3 D Switch Locations kaa ae ae ken ena 1 4 1 OnlOft Switch xo ee a eS ok wa e ads a See ae 1 4 2 Utility Panel Switches sss 1 4 3 Option Switches 1 4 E Option Switch SettingS 1 5 F Self Test Procedure 1 6 Game Play 4 28s nce Rae olga ek a ar noe eats ey 1 8 1 Demonstration Mode 1 8 2 Attract Mode 1 8 3 Ready to Play Mode 1 9 4 Play Mode X EP PR e age Ea UAE TEE ee 1 9 5 High Score Mode eee eee ven enn n annee en 1 10 6 Hints for Game Play 1 10 Troubleshooting A Comments on 2 2 B Self Test Procedure 2 2 Maintenance Repair and Parts gt Cabinet Mounted 3 2 The Control Panel
6. 2e91 5 161 e PLIST ova ret 5 19151 TELT TELL 529 sD ul L aa 2 151 5 lt 2ES7 22051 2 151 2 9897 5 1571 103 2 292691 pen Ce TM 19117 ery CAT e CTE Ba pecific written g is only condi possession thereof confers or or license to use the subject matter of the mation shown thereon nor g or any part thereof Except for NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS RECEIVING THIS DRAWING manufacture by vendors of Atari Inc and for manufacture under the corporation s written license no right is granted to reproduce this rawing or the subject matter thereof unless by written agreement wo ot zs gt o o 2 5 zc o C 5 a ot o BoOxrec 9 855 BL 2 SS00 3 ENTIT E eco o oco Bax SE o 2 OQ bn ae Bye 6 o a 05 cv 90 SEEDO o G8 GUS a Ja c tog o c gt 65 o c 3 Qo SEES 5 wort SEHE EIS s 5 5 oz Figure 3 9 Fast Freddie PCB Assembly 171026 001 3 15 Maintenance Repair and Parts Fast Freddie Figure 3 9 Fast Freddie PCB Assembly continued Parts List Part No Description Reference Designations and Locations in Bold 24 250108 31 1N914 37 7408 37 74LS00 37 74LS02 37 74LS08 37 74LS10 37 74LS20 37 74LS32 37 74LS74 37 74LS86
7. Label Hole Bushing 79 3206 A034630 01 Fuse Block RFI Filter 037641 01 46 2014002 Label Fuses 79 15021001 A035890 01 Term i Block Pwr Harness A034629 01 A C Harness 3A MDA3501 Rectifier Figure 3 11 Power Supply Assembly A037671 02 C 3 20 Fast Freddie Maintenance Repair and Parts Figure 3 11 Power Supply Assembly continued Parts List Part No Description Reference Designations in Bold A021084 01 Voltage Plug for 100V violet A021084 04 Voltage Plug for 220V blue A021084 05 Voltage Plug for 240V brown A034629 01 A C Harness Assembly A034630 01 RFI Filter Assembly FL1 A035888 01 Transformer Assembly F1 Acceptable substitute is part no A035888 02 A035890 01 Power Harness Assembly A035891 01 Fuse Harness Assembly A037671 02 Power Supply Assembly 29 053 27 000 uF 15V DC Electrolytic Capacitor C1 3A MDA3501 Bridge Rectifier Type MDA 3501 CR1 46 2014002 4 Amp 250V 3AG Slow Blow Glass Cartridge Type Fuse F2 F4 F6 46 2017002 7 Amp 250V 3AG Slow Blow Glass Cartridge Type Fuse F1 46 301203 20 Amp 32V Slow Blow Glass Cartridge Type Fuse F3 78 2708 Nylon Type 6 6 Hole Bushing with Inch Inside Diameter x Inch Outside Diameter x 4 Inch Thick 78 70501SC 2 Inch Diameter Capacitor Mounting Bracket 79 15021001 2 Circuit Single Row Terminal Block 79 3206 5 Position 3AG Fuse Block with Inch Quick Disconnect Terminals 79 4411001 Panel Mounting Non Indi
8. rear access panel A0386 78 02 Cabinet Assembly includes graphics on side panels glides and PCB retainers but not the rear access panel A0387 18 01 Main Harness Assembly The following four items are the technical information supplements to this game SP 208 Fast Freddie Schematic Package ST 208 01 Fast Freddie Label with Self Test Procedure and Option Switch Settings TM 160 Service Manual for 19 Inch Electrohome Color Raster Scan Display Substitute TM 201 when using part no 92 055 19 Inch Wells Gardner Display TM 208 Fast Freddie Operation Maintenance and Service Manual 19 9032 Volume Control 62 041 SPDT Momentary Contact Pushbutton Utility Coin Switch with Black Cap 69 001 DPDT Self Test Switch 71 2110 Lock Mechanism for rear access panel 78 3201 Adjustable Glide 78 6900402 Vinyl Foam Single Coated Adhesive 4 Inch Wide x Inch Thick 009992 01 On Off Switch Cover 037721 02 Rear Access Panel does not include lock 037332 01 Ventilation Grille located on cabinet top 038003 01 Utility Switch Bracket for Volume Control Self Test Switch Coin Switch and Coin Counter 038226 01 Upper Cabinet Grille 038689 01 Video Display Shield with Graphics 038691 01 Side Panel Decal not shown in illustration 178013 001 Spring Draw Latch 178034 024 34 Inch Black Plastic T Molding 178048 001 2 Inch Rigid Caster 178070 001 Volume Control Knob J PA y 3 3 Maintenance Repair and Parts B The Con
9. see Figure 1 2 2 Observe the eight colored squares 3 Activate control panel and coin switches 4 Simultaneously press the start 1 and KICK switches 5 To end the self test 1 6 The screen shows the self test display The RAMs and ROMs are tested and if they are good the screen displays RAM OK and ROM OK If the screen is different from the self test display refer to Chapter 2 Self Test Procedure Colors are blue violet green yellow light blue white red and blue If colors are not as described refer to the raster scan video display manual The 0 changes to 7 as the switch is activated If the test fails refer to Chapter 2 Self Test Procedure Push the joystick diagonally up and to the left For proper game operation both the top and left switches must close at the same time and the top and left 0s should each become 7s Push the joy stick in the three other diagonal directions up and right down and left down and right repeating the above procedure The corre sponding pair of switches should close in the same manner If the test fails refer to Chapter 3 8 Position Joystick Assembly game sound is produced To go to the next sound simultaneous ly press the start 1 and KICK switches Test all 10 sounds in this manner If test fails refer to Chapter 2 Self Test Procedure Game Sounds SOUND 0 Beginning of round SOUND 1 Fast Freddie gliding SOUND 2 Fast Freddie kicking SOUND 3 Picking up a l
10. Coil Spring TA 99 15055 Pd T Retaining Screw E E 99 15030 Lockout Flap 99 15028 A Coin Return Box 75 056 L SA Lock Wash SSR 99 15031 99 15029 Bracket 99 15042 Switch 72 1414S Screw Figure 3 7 Vertically Mounted Coin Door A037619 xx D 3 11 Harness not shown Maintenance Repair and Parts 99 15073 Upper Door 99 15063 Screw 99 15067 Lock Assy A037491 01 Coin Box A037542 01 A037619 01 U S 25 25 Coin Door A037619 02 U S 50 50 Coin Door A037619 03 Canadian 25 25 Coin Door A037619 04 British 10 P 10 P Coin Door A037619 05 British 10 P 50 P Coin Door A037619 06 British 20 P 50 P Coin Door A037619 07 Australian 20 20 Coin Door 99 15067 Lock Assy e e A037619 08 German 1 DM 1 DM Coin Door A037619 09 German 2 DM 1 DM Coin Door A037619 10 German 2 DM 5 DM Coin Door A037619 11 German 1 DM 5 DM Coin Door A037619 12 5 Fri5 Fr Coin Door A037619 13 Swiss 1 Fr 1 Fr Coin Door A037619 14 French 1 Fr 1 Fr Coin Door Fast Freddie M 99 15038 Bezel for Button 99 15001 thru 99 15011 Ret Button 99 15072 Door Frame 99 15039 Bezel for Cover 99 15036 Cover 99 15066 Screw 99 15074 Lower Door A037619 15 French 2 Fr 1 Fr Coin Door A037619 16 Swedish 1 Kr 1 Kr Coin
11. Door A037619 17 Spanish 25 Pts 25 Pts Coin Door A037619 18 Italian 100 L 100 L Coin Door A037619 19 Hong Kong 1 1 Coin Door A037619 20 Japanese 100Y 100Y Coin Door Figure 3 7 Vertically Mounted Coin Door continued 3 12 Fast Freddie Maintenance Repair and Parts Figure 3 7 Vertically Mounted Coin Door continued Parts List Part No Description A037491 01 Coin Box Not included in assembly A037542 01 Harness Assembly 72 14145 4 40 Inch Cross Recessed Pan Head Steel Machine Screw 75 056 6 Internal Tooth Zinc Plated Steel Lock Washer 75 914S 4 40 Steel Machine Hex Nut 75 34148 44 40 x Inch 82 Cross Recessed Flat Head Steel Machine Screw 99 15001 Coin Return Button with U S 25 Price Plate 99 15002 Coin Return Button with U S 1 Price Plate 99 15003 Coin Return Button with German 1 DM Price Plate 99 15004 Coin Return Button with German 2 DM Price Plate 99 15005 Coin Return Button with German 5 DM Price Plate 99 15006 Coin Return Button with Belgian 5 Fr Price Plate 99 15007 Coin Return Button with French 1 Fr Price Plate 99 15008 Coin Return Button with Japanese 100 Yen Price Plate 99 15009 Coin Return Button with British 10 Pence Price Plate 99 15010 Coin Return Button with Australian 20 Price Plate 99 15011 Coin Return Button with Italian 100 Lire Price Plate 99 15023 Base Plate 99 15025 Left Half of Coin Inlet 99 15026 Right Half of Coin Inlet 99 15027 Side Plate of Coin Return Box 99 15
12. Mounted Coin 3 11 Figure 3 8 Printed Circuit Board PCB Removal 3 14 Figure 3 9 Fast Freddie PCB 3 15 Figure 3 10 Regulator Audio PCB Assembly 3 18 Figure 3 11 Power Supply Assembly 3 20 Table 1 1 Option Switch 5 1 5 Table 1 2 Fast Freddie Game Play and Scoring 1 9 Fast Freddie If reading through this manual does not lead to solving a certain maintenance prob lem call TELEHELP at the Atari Customer Service office in your geographical area as shown below WEST and CENTRAL U S A Parts and service Atari Inc California Customer Service Office 1105 N Fair Oaks Avenue P O Box 427 Sunnyvale CA 94086 Telex 17 1103 Monday Friday 7 30 4 00 pm Facific Time From California Alaska or Hawaii 408 745 2900 P Service from anywhere in the area shown in white toll free 800 538 1611 Pod E EAST U S A Service only Atari Inc New Jersey Customer Service Office 12A World s Fair Drive Somerset NJ 08873 Telex 37 9347 Monday Friday 7 30 4 00 pm Eastern time From New Jersey 201 469 5993 From anywhere else this area 2 toll free 800 526 3849 EUROPE Parts and service Atari Ireland Limited European Cust
13. On 1 for 2 credits 1 coin for 10 credits Off Off On On 1 coin for 2 credits 1 coin for 11 credits On Off On On 1 for 2 credits 1 coin for 12 credits Off On On On 1 coin for 2 credits 1 coin for 6 credits On On On On Free play Free play Off 3 Fast Freddie lives a On 5 Fast Freddie lives Off Off No bonus On Off Bonus life every 30 000 points Off On Bonus life every 50 000 points lt On On Bonus life every 100 000 points Off On Upright cabinet lt Cocktail cabinet lt Manufacturer s recommended settings 15 Set Up Procedures F Self Test Procedure This game will test itself and provide data to show that the game s circuitry and controls are operating properly The data is provided on the video display and speaker No additional equipment is necessary We suggest you perform the self test procedure when you first set up the game any time you collect money from the game when you change game op tions or when you suspect game failure Fast Freddie Refer to Figure 1 2 for the location of the self test switch and option switches To perform the self test set the self test switch to on To end the self test set the self test switch to off The complete self test procedure is explained in Chapter 2 Self Test Procedure a part of the test described in Figure 1 3 fails refer to Chapter 2 Figure 1 3 Self Test Procedure Instruction Test Passes 1 Set the self test switch to on
14. it neither assumes nor author zes any other person to assume for the Seller any other liabilities in connection with the sale of products under this order The use of any non Atari parts may void your warranty according to the terms of the warranty The use of any non Atari parts may also adversely affect the safety of your game and cause in jury to yourself and others Be very cautious in using non Atari supplied components with our games in order to insure your safety Atari distributors are independent being privately owned and operated In their judgment they may sell parts or accessories other than Atari parts or accessories Atari cannot be responsible for the quality suitability or safety of any non Atari part or any modification including labor which is performed by such distributor This document is and contains confidential trade secret information of Atari Inc This document is loaned under confidential custody for the sole purpose of operation maintenance or repair of Atari equipment and may not be used by or disclosed to any person for any other purpose whatever and remains the property of Atari Inc Neither it nor the information it contains may be reproduced used or disclosed to persons not hav ing a need to know consistent with the purpose of the loan without written consent of Atari Inc S DCN SS SS ATARI INC 790 SYCAMORE DRIVE P O BOX 906 MILPITAS CALIFORNIA 95035 408 942 3
15. removing or repairing the speaker or fluorescent tube unplug the game If you drop a fluorescent tube and it breaks it will implode Shattered glass can fly 6 feet or more from the implosion Use care when re placing any fluorescent tube 6 Remove the screws that secure the tube and speaker board to the cabinet Slide this board up and out of the cabinet To Replace Fluorescent Tube 7 Remove the Y lead connectors at each end of the flu orescent tube 8 Slightly rotate the tube up or down and carefully re move it from its clamps Replace it with a new tube Do not snap the tube in vigorously you may break To Remove the Tube and Speaker Board it causing an implosion Replace the Y lead connec tors Reinstall the tube and speaker board baffle 1 From the back of the game unlock and open the rear board shield grille and reconnect the harness access panel The tube and speaker harness has a Close and lock the control panel and the rear access 5 pin connector Unplug this connector panel 2 Open the control panel see Figure 3 2 The Control Panel To Replace The Speaker 3 From the top front of the game remove the five but ton head screws that secure the upper cabinet grille 9 Unplug the two plug in connectors on the back of the to the cabinet Lift the grille up and away from the speaker cabinet Be careful glass display shield doesn t fall 10 Remove the hardware that attaches the speaker to
16. the screen is the message ATARI INC 1982 Fast Freddie Figure 1 4 Attract Mode Screen The second picture shows the high score table The words 1UP HIGH SCORE and 2UP with corre sponding scores appear at the top of the screen The 10 highest scores and their corresponding ini tials appear in the center of the screen The words ATARI INC 1982 appear at the bottom of the screen The third picture shows one of three versions of game play Fast Freddie glides over an alpine setting and a plane hits him and he crashes to the ground Or he glides over the ocean and a bird sends him crashing down Or he glides over Egypt and a genie on a flying carpet hits him and he crashes to the ground The words 70 HIGH SCORE and 20 with corresponding scores appear at the top of the screen The words SPELL BONUS and KICK and a rectangular gauge showing the amount of kick ap pear at the bottom of the screen Fast Freddie 3 Ready To Play Mode This mode begins when coins are inserted and accepted for game play The words 1UP HIGH SCORE and 2UP with corresponding scores appear at the top of the screen The words PUSH START BUTTON and ONLY 1PLAYER or 1PLAYER OR 2PLAYER and bonus life informatio
17. 028 Base Plate of Coin Return Box 99 15029 Switch Bracket 99 15030 Flap for Lockout Coil U S 25 99 15031 Switch Adjuster 99 15036 Metal Coin Return Cover 99 15038 Bezel for Coin Return Button 99 15039 Metal Bezel for Coin Return Cover 99 15040 Coin Return Lever 99 15042 Coin Switch for U S 25 99 15052 Spring for Coin Return Button 99 15054 Pivot for Coin Return Lever 99 15055 Retaining Screw 99 15056 44 40 x Inch Cross Recessed Pan Head Steel Machine Screw 99 15060 Switch Cover 99 15063 Screw for Hinge 99 15066 Screw for Clamp 99 15067 Lock Assembly 99 15068 Lockout Coil 99 15069 Spring for Lockout Coil 99 15070 Doors and Frame 99 15071 Clamp for Frame 99 15072 Door Frame 99 15073 Upper Door 99 15074 Lower Door 170000 001 6 3V Miniature Wedge Base Incandescent Lamp 171006 035 Metal Coin Mechanism 179047 001 Lamp Base 3 13 Maintenance Repair and Parts F Printed Circuit Boards A warninc A amp Prior to removing or repairing any printed cir cuit board unplug the game To Remove Printed Circuit Boards 1 Open the rear access panel 2 Locate the hardware that secures the PCB to the cabi net and remove this hardware Each PCB has one screw and two spacers to secure it 3 If you are removing the game board unplug the edge connector If you are removing the Regulator Audio 11 PCB disconnect the four small harness connectors on this board Fast Freddie Carefully remove the P
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19. 35 01 12 Inch Y Lead Connector 038151 01 Jumper Wire 038217 01 Baffle Board 038219 03 Tube and Speaker Board 038226 01 Cabinet Grille 038689 01 Display Shield 142028 002 50 Hz 118V Ballast Transformer 148001 001 6 x 9 Inch 4 Ohm 15W Oval High Fidelity Speaker Acceptable substitutes are part numbers 70 304 tube and 99 11011 clamp They must be used together 3 9 Maintenance Repair and Parts D Video Display A warninc A Shock Hazard The following procedure should only be per formed by a qualified service technician Prior to removing or repairing the video display un plug the game As an extra precaution we highly recommend you discharge the high volt age from the picture tube High voltages may exist in any video display even with power disconnected Use extreme caution and do not touch electrical parts of the display yoke area with your hands or with met al objects in your hands Implosion Hazard If you drop the display and the picture tube breaks it will implode Shattered glass and the yoke can fly 6 feet or more from the implosion Use care when replacing any display Fast Freddie To Remove Video Display 1 Open the rear access panel and unplug the three dis play harness connectors and disconnect the green ground wire The rear of the display chassis is attached to a mount ing bracket Remove the hardware that secures the chassis to this bracket 3 Open the
20. 37 74LS139 37 74LS157 37 74LS161 37 74LS163 37 74LS174 37 74LS175 37 74LS194 37 7ALS245 37 74LS259 37 74LS273 37 74LS367 37 74LS377 37 74LS393 62 001 66 118PIT 79 42C16 79 42C24 79 42C40 90 7036 110000 101 110000 102 110000 103 110000 221 110000 224 110000 471 118001 102 119003 102 121015 104 121020 101 123004 470 123004 471 133011 001 136009 101 3 16 1000 uF 20 16V min Axial Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitor C1 2 75V Type 1N914 Switching Diode 01 3 Type 7408 Integrated Circuit C9 Type 74LS00 Integrated Circuit F7 J4 K6 M7 Type 74LS02 Integrated Circuit A4 E10 J6 M3 Type 74LS08 Integrated Circuit B4 D9 K7 M8 Type 74LS10 Integrated Circuit J3 Type 74LS20 Integrated Circuit D12 K5 K12 M5 M6 Type 74LS32 Integrated Circuit F14 H6 K3 K4 M4 Type 74LS74 Integrated Circuit E9 F4 F5 H3 H4 L3 Type 74LS86 Integrated Circuit E6 H5 45 K2 K9 M9 M12 Type 74LS139 Integrated Circuit D13 J2 J3 Type 74LS157 Integrated Circuit E13 E14 F10 H14 J7 J8 K11 K13 L11 L13 M11 M13 Type 74LS161 Integrated Circuit H1 H2 K1 L1 Type 74LS163 Integrated Circuit K10 M10 Type 74LS174 Integrated Circuit L4 Type 74LS175 Integrated Circuit D8 Type 74LS194 Integrated Circuit F15 17 H15 17 Type 74LS245 Integrated Circuit B10 C2 H10 H11 Type 74LS259 Integrated Circuit D10 Type 74LS273 Integrated Circuit C7 J9 J12 K8 L12 Type 74
21. 8 C 32 to 100 F Humidity Not over 95 relative Space Required 64 x 79 cm 25 x 31 in Game Height 174 cm 68 in 2 Voltage Selection The power supply used in this game operates on the line voltage of almost any country in the world The power supply may have three different voitage selection plugs 100 VAC violet wire color 220 VAC blue wire color and 240 VAC brown wire color Before plugging in your game check your line voltage Then check the wire color on the voltage se lection plug that is plugged into your power supply Make sure the voltage selection plug is correct for your location s line voltage see Figure 3 11 Set Up Procedures D Switch Locations 1 On Off Switch The on off switch is located on the back of the cabinet lower left side see Figure 1 2 2 Utility Panel Switches The utility panel includes the volume control self test coin switch and coin counter s The coin switch is used to credit the game and it activates Fast Freddie the left coin counter These switches are located in side the upper coin door see Figure 1 2 3 Option Switches Option switches are located on the game PCB at location B5 see Figure 1 2 KEY LOOP UTILITY PANEL COIN COUNTER col VOLUME CONTROL SWITCHES To increase turn clockwise GAME OPTION SWITCHES GAME PCB POWER ON OFF SWITCH Figure 1 2 Game Switch Locations 14 Fast Fred
22. CB from its retainers Be careful not to twist the boards as this may loosen connections or components Repair as required Reinstall the PCB making sure that the connectors are properly plugged in Note that they are keyed to fit only one way so if they don t slip on easily don t force them A reversed connector will probably damage your game and void the warranty Replace the hardware that secures the PCB to the cabi net wall Close and lock the rear access panel Check that the operation of the game is correct by per forming the self test This is very important when you repair a PCB Unless you are a qualified technician do not turn any knob on a PCB Remove in the order indicated Circled numbers match the numbered instructions REGULATOR AUDIO II PCB 75 07017 Spacer 034536 01 Foam Pad 72 6610S Screw 034536 02 Foam Pad 175004 708 Spacer 72 68105 Screw 3 GAME PCB Figure 3 8 Printed Circuit Board Removal 3 14 Maintenance Repair and Parts Fast Freddie 2 2807 1 2 OLD EAT 622a1 19 gt ET 9 1 wis VO 2 61571 dbbl6T VW 2 2 PbIST D zeLt 5 6161 52 S7 L9157 6 191 2 9151 507651 ekzaptiz 02196571 e c58 uF c59 uF Lea er
23. LS367 Integrated Circuit B13 C5 C6 C10 C13 E4 E5 F11 F12 Type 74LS377 Integrated Circuit E8 Type 74LS393 Integrated Circuit C8 SPST Momentary Pushbutton Switch A13 8 Station SPST Dual Inline Package Switch B5 16 Contact Medium Insertion Force Integrated Circuit Socket H7 9 24 Contact Medium Insertion Force Integrated Circuit Socket A14 A16 A17 C14 C16 C17 D16 D17 E1 F1 J14 J16 J17 L14 L16 L17 M14 M16 M17 40 Contact Medium Insertion Force Integrated Circuit Socket B11 12 D5 7 Random Access Memory D2 D3 E11 E12 J10 J11 100 Ohm 5 YW Resistor R25 29 29 31 56 58 62 1K Ohm 5 14W Resistor R52 53 59 All Pull Up Resistors 10K Ohm 5 YW Resistor R43 220 Ohm 5 4 W Resistor R9 24 39 40 55 57 61 78 79 220K Ohm 5 14 W Resistor R1 6 470 Ohm 5 W Resistor R26 51 54 60 1K Ohm 8 Element 9 Pin Single Inline Package Resistor Network RM1 3 1K Ohm 20 Horizontal Trimpot VR1 4 0 1 uF 10 Radial Lead Ceramic Capacitor C10 11 15 30 All Bypass Capacitors 100 pF 5 Radial Lead Mica Capacitor C32 47 uF 20 16V min Aluminum ElectrolyticCapacitor C4 6 31 470 uF 20 16V min Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitor C12 50V 400mW NPN Transistor TR2 4 Programmable Read Only Memory 1 D16 Continued on next page Fast Freddie Maintenance Repair and Parts Figure 3 9 Fast Freddie PCB Assembly continued
24. PCB Assembly A035435 06 B Fast Freddie Maintenance Repair and Parts Figure 3 10 Regulator Audio I PCB Assembly Parts List Part No Description Reference Designations and Locations in Bold 19 100P1015 0 1 Ohm 3 7W Wirewound Resistor R24 19 315102 1K Ohm Vertical PCB Mounting Cermet Trimpot R8 Acceptable substitute is part no 119002 102 24 250108 1000 uF 25V Aluminum Electrolytic Fixed Axial Lead Capacitor C13 24 250477 470 uF 25V Aluminum Electrolytic Fixed Axial Lead Capacitor C1 24 350226 22 uF 35V Aluminum Electrolytic Fixed Axial Lead Capacitor C24 31 24 350338 3300 uF 35V Aluminum Electrolytic Fixed Axial Lead Capacitor C18 19 24 500105 1 pF 50V Aluminum Electrolytic Fixed Axial Lead Capacitor C22 23 29 088 0 1 uF 50V Ceramic Disc Axial Lead Capacitor C20 21 31 1N4002 Type 1N4002 100V 1 Amp Silicon Rectifier Diode CR1 4 31 1N5401 Type 1N5401 100V 3 Amp Silicon Rectifier Diode CR5 8 33 TIP32 Type TIP32 PNP Power Transistor Q2 34 2N3055 Type 2N3055 NPN Silicon Transistor Q3 37 LM305 5V Linear Voltage Regulator Q1 37 7812 Type 7812 12V Voltage Regulator Q8 37 7905 Type 7905 5V Voltage Regulator Q9 72 1608C 486 32 x 12 inch Cross Recessed Pan Head Corrosion Resistant Steel Machine Screw 72 6810S 8 x 34 Inch Phillips Head Wood Screw for mounting PCB to cabinet 75 F60405 6 32 x Inch Binder Head Nylon Screw 75 99516 6 32 Nut Washer Assembly 78 16014 Thermally Conductive Sili
25. Parts List Part No Description Reference Designations and Locations in Bold 136009 102 Programmable Read Only Memory 2 D17 136009 103 Programmable Read Only Memory 3 C14 136009 104 Programmable Read Only Memory 4 C16 136009 105 Programmable Read Only Memory 5 C17 136009 106 Programmable Read Only Memory 6 A14 136009 107 Programmable Read Only Memory 7 A16 136009 108 Programmable Read Only Memory 8 A17 136009 109 Programmable Read Only Memory 9 E1 136009 110 Programmable Read Only Memory 10 F1 136009 111 Programmable Read Only Memory 11 M17 136009 112 Programmable Read Only Memory 12 M16 136009 113 Programmable Read Only Memory 13 M14 136009 114 Programmable Read Only Memory 14 L17 136009 115 Programmable Read Only Memory 15 L16 136009 116 Programmable Read Only Memory 16 L14 136009 117 Programmable Read Only Memory 17 J17 136009 118 Programmable Read Only Memory 18 J16 136009 119 Programmable Read Only Memory 19 J14 136009 120 Programmable Read Only Memory H7 136009 121 Programmable Read Only Memory H8 136009 122 Programmable Read Only Memory H9 137168 001 Type 74LS368 Integrated Circuit B6 9 E7 F6 M2 137 169 001 Type 74LS107 Integrated Circuit L2 137170 001 Random Access Memory L5 10 137177 001 Type 74LS 138 Integrated Circuit A13 C4 C11 C12 011 137194 001 Z80 Microprocessor D5 7 B11 B12 137204 001 Type 74LS283 Integrated Circuit H12 H13 137222 001 Type GI AY3 8910 Sound Int
26. S 75 040S Split Lock Washer 036895 01 75 9115 Hex Nut Bezel 178030 003 75 9910N0 Pushbutton Assy Nut 75 5112B Carriage Bolt A038455 01 160013 001 Harness Leaf Sw Button Holder Figure 3 3 Control Panel Assembly Ireland Built Cabinet 038678 01 Parts List Part No Description A038455 01 Control Panel Harness Assembly A038688 01 Control Panel with Decal 62 041 SPDT Momentary Pushbutton Start Switch 75 010S 10 Flat Washer 75 0405 10 Split Lock Washer 75 5112B 10 24 x 34 lnch Black Carriage Bolt 75 911S 10 24 Hex Nut 75 9910NO 11 Steel Stamped Nut 78 6900402 Vinyl Foam Single Coated Adhesive 4 Inch Wide x Inch Thick 24 in required 038267 01 Control Panel 038692 04 Control Panel Decal 036895 01 Black Molded Switch Bezel 160013 001 Leaf Switch and Button Holder Leaf switch only is part no 160012 001 171021 001 8 Position Joystick Assembly 178030 003 Black Pushbutton Assembly 3 5 Maintenance Repair and Parts s WARNING Prior to removing or repairing the joystick un plug the game To Repair the Joystick 1 First remove the entire joystick assembly from the con trol panel see Figure 3 3 Now locate the four screws in the plastic joystick frame and remove these screws 2 Next remove the retaining ring from the bottom of the shaft The assembly will come apart 3 To replace the bellows pry it up and out of the plastic frame Reassemble in reverse order
27. TM 208 1st printing Operation Maintenance and Service Manual atiVI hy arid VETVICGE Wid i Complete with Illustrated Parts Lists GAME SERIAL NUMBER LOCATION Your game s serial number is printed on a label on the outside back of the game The same number is also printed on a label on the chassis of the video display power supply Regulator Audio Printed Circuit Board and the game PCB Please mention this number when calling your distributor for service GAME IDENTIFICATION SERIAL NUMBER LABEL GAME PCB o REGULATOR AUDIO li PCB POWER SUPPLY TV N Operation Maintenance and Service Manual Complete with Illustrated Parts Lists Manufactured under license from Kaneko Seisakusho Ltd Fast Freddie 1982 by Atari Inc All rights reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced by any mechanical photo graphic or electronic process or in the form of a phonographic recording nor may it be stored in a retrieval system transmitted or otherwise copied for public or private use without permission from the publisher The Fast Freddie game play all graphic designs this technical manual its accompanying schematic diagrams and the display manual are pro tected by the new Copyright Act of 1976 This Act provides for increased penalties for violating federal copyright laws Courts can impound infringing articles w
28. cating 3AG Cartridge Type Fuse Post 034482 02 Power Supply Chassis 034544 01 Fuse Block Cover 037243 01 Metal Base Plate goes under the power supply not shown in illustration 037639 01 Label for Fuse Value F1 037641 01 Label for Fuse Values F2 F6 Line Voltage Range 90 110 VAC 100 200 240 VAC 220 220 260 VAC 240 Voltage Selection Plug Wire Color Violet Blue Brown fe he ee ee ee te YOUR COMMENTS PLEASE Your comments will assist Atari in improving our publications The comments are an important part of preparing for revisions of game manuals Please write in the space below If you have any technical questions about certain ATARI games products or are requesting additional publications we will immediately forward your note to the appropriate person Page Comments Fill in if you wish a reply Fast Freddie ist printing Name PI a E er a ome cot LI Distributor Address Operator City Country C Other Phone CountryCode__ Local Number First fold Attach Necessary Postage Atari Ireland Limited Attn Field Service Coin Op Division Tipperary Town ireland Second fold siy ede e AYI IPE IE DM lt lt lt SOM AF Warranty Seller warrants that its printed circuit boards and parts thereon are free from detects in material and workmanship under normal use and se
29. ch pattern appears on the screen see Figure 2 3 Use this pattern for convergence see the raster scan video display manual 2 3 Maintenance Repair and Parts 2 This chapter details maintenance and repair infor mation and provides information you need to order parts for your Fast Freddie game Please note that common hardware has been deleted from most of the parts lists This includes screws nuts washers bolts etc The parts lists are arranged in alphanumeric or der For example al A prefix numbers come first Following these are numbers in sequence evaluated up to the hyphen namely 00 thru 99 then 000598 thru approximately 190000 When ordering parts please give the part number part name applicable figure number of this manual and serial number of your game This will help to avoid confusion and mistakes in your order We hope the results will be less downtime and more profit from your game Atari Customer Service numbers are listed in the front of this manual for your convenience Chapter Maintenance Repair and Parts Fast Freddie A Cabinet Mounted Assemblies 038226 01 Fluor Tube amp Speaker ee 178034 024 See Figure 3 5 T Molding 037332 01 Grille 038689 01 Shield N 037721 02 Video Display Access Panel R see Figure 3 6 8 Position Joystick Assy See Figure 3 4 71 2110 Lock
30. con Insulator Q2 9 79 58306 6 Position Connector Receptacle J6 9 79 58308 9 Position Connector Receptacle J7 79 58346 12 Position Connector Receptacle J10 034531 01 Heat Sink 034536 02 Foam Vibration Damper goes between PCB and cabinet wall 110000 100 10 Ohm 5 YW Resistor R29 30 110000 101 100 Ohm 5 4W Resistor R4 110000 271 270 Ohm 5 YW Resistor R1 110000 330 33 Ohm 5 4 W Resistor R3 110000 392 3 9K Ohm 5 YW Resistor R6 110000 562 5 6K Ohm 5 YW Resistor 32 33 110000 752 7 5K Ohm 5 YW Resistor R7 110009 027 2 7 Ohm 5 1W Resistor R5 116000 220 22 Ohm 5 10W Wirewound Resistor R31 116001 040 4 Ohm 5 5W Wirewound Resistor R25 122002 102 001 uF 50V Ceramic Disc Axial Lead Capacitor C2 122004 224 22 uF 25V min Ceramic Disc Axial Lead Capacitor C8 175004 708 Fiber Spacer for mounting PCB to cabinet 179051 001 Test Point Acceptable substitute is part no 020670 01 3 19 Maintenance Repair and Parts Fast Freddie G Power Supply Assembly A035888 01 Transformer 29 053 Capacitor Fuse Post A WARNING um A021084 01 04 amp 05 m yn Vol Sel Plug Fuse cover must be p ox Eo in place during game 4 pw ai operation m ae 034544 01 3 CE lt lt S amp S Cover 79 4411001 78 70501SC i Capac Bracket 46 2017002 al Fuse A035891 01 Fuse Harness 034482 02 P d Chassis 037639 01
31. control panel see Figure 3 2 Remove the 5 button head screws that secure the upper cabinet grille to the cabinet see Figure 3 5 Lift the grille up and away from the cabinet Lift the video display shield up and out of the cabinet Carefully remove the cardboard bezel Remove the four sets of hardware that secure the dis play chassis to the wood frame Carefully remove the display through the front of the cabinet After servicing the display reinstall in reverse order 92 049 8 Video Display Bezel Disassemble in the order indicat ed Circled numbers match the numbered instructions 4 038226 01 Grille S 037750 01 Bracket Figure 3 6 Video Display continued lreland Built Cabinet Parts List Part No Description 92 049 19 Inch Electrohome Color Raster Scan Video Display Acceptable substitute is part no 92 055 use with TM 201 037750 01 Display Mounting Bracket 038226 01 Upper Cabinet Grille 038232 01 Display Bezel 038689 01 Display Shield with Graphics 3 10 Fast Freddie Maintenance Repair and Parts E Coin Door 170000 001 Lamp v dd 179047 001 Lamp Base 99 15023 Base Plate v 99 15056 Screw for Bezel 99 15026 99 15040 a Coin Inlet gue 99 15025 Coin Inlet a PART OF Lae 99 15069 P m 15054 gt 4 Pivot for Lever Lockout Coil 99 145069 MC Lockout lt
32. d coin counter If the Self Test passes but the lockout coils do not energize when power is applied to the game suspect the lockout coil wiring or coin door harness Troubleshoot using the game schematics 00000100 Self Test Screen 1 Test Passes Figure 2 1 Fast Freddie AM ERROR HOM ERROR Figure 2 2 Self Test Screen 1 Test Fails SCREEN 1 RAM failure may be indicated by a blank screen or by garbage on the screen It may also be indicated by or the word RAM and a number displayed at the top of the screen The RAM and its location are listed as follows RAM chip location Screen Display on game PCB RAM 0 E11 E12 RAM 1 J10 J11 RAM 2 D14 RAM 3 E16 ROM failure is indicated by the word ROM and a number displayed at the top of the screen The bad ROM and its location are listed as follows ROM chip location Screen display on game PCB ROM 1 D16 ROM 2 D17 ROM 3 C14 ROM 4 C16 ROM 5 C17 ROM 6 A14 ROM 7 A16 ROM 8 A17 SWITCH failure is indicated by the associated 0 not changing to a 7 on the screen when the switch is activated Troubleshoot using the information in Chapter 3 Section B and game schematics SOUND failure is indicated by no sound Check the volume control levels on the utility panel or trou bleshoot using the game schematics To go to screen 2 simultaneously press start 1 and start 2 switches Troubleshooting Figure 2 3 Self Test Screen 2 SCREEN 2 A white crosshat
33. die E Option Switch Settings Table 1 1 details game option switch settings on the game PCB Options are preset at the factory and shown by the 4 symbols However you may change the settings to suit your individual needs Table 1 1 Set Up Procedures To verify option switch settings push reset button or power the game off and then on again Set the self test switch to on and verify the settings on the self test screen Then set the self test switch to off Option Switch Settings This table contains switch settings for options relating to game price number of Fast Freddie lives and bonus options The switch es are on the game PCB at location B5 Settings of 8 amp Toggle Switch on Fast Freddie PCB at B5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Option Left Coin Mechanism Right Coin Mechanism 1 coin counter 2 coin counters Off Off Off Off 1 coin for 1 credit 1 coin for 1 credit On Off Off Off 2 coins for 1 credit 2 coins for 1 credit Off On Off Off 2 coins for 1 credit 1 coin for 3 credits On On Off Off 1 coin for 1 credit 1 coin for 2 credits Off Off On Off 1 coin for 1 credit 1 coin for 3 credits On Off On Off 1 coin for 1 credit 1 coin for 4 credits Off On On Off 1 coin for 1 credit 1 coin for 5 credits On On On Off 1 coin for 1 credit 1 coin for 6 credits Off Off Off On 1 coin for 2 credits 1 coin for 2 credits On Off Off On 1 coin for 2 credits 1 coin for 4 credits Off On Off On 1 coin for 2 credits 1 coin for 5 credits On On Off
34. e an electric shock if this game is not properly grounded Figure 1 1 Game Overview 1 2 Fast Freddie A New Features The Fast Freddie game has three new features Even if you are familiar with ATARI games you should note these important differences 1 Joystick Control This new eight position con trol is made of steel and molded plastic It has few parts which make servicing easier The leaf switches snap in and out for easy replacement The rubber beliows are designed for a quick re turn to center 2 Game Cabinet The Fast Freddie cabinet has several new features The cabinet grille is both a speaker grille and display shield retainer In ad dition the upper part of the display shield also serves as the attraction panel 3 Key Loops The utility panel has two key loops This provides a convenient place to store keys for the rear access panel and lower coin door New features and all other major parts in the game are illustrated in Figure 1 1 Throughout this manual wherever one of these new features is men tioned you will see this symbol B Game Inspection Please inspect your game carefully to ensure that it was delivered to you in good condition NOTE Do not plug the game in yet 1 Examine the exterior of the game cabinet for dents chips or broken parts 2 Remove the screws that were used as extra se curity to seal the rear access panel Uniock and open this panel and the coin doo
35. e joystick handle away from the switch for easier servicing Use a pair of needlenose pliers or a switch adjust ment tool to bend each double set of blades in to Check that all four leaf switches can be activated by ward the center Make the bend where the double set watching the switch blades as you move the joystick of blades comes out of the black plastic part of the handle up down left and right Switch Test the four diagonal positions In each diagonal posi Recheck the switch action The switches must move in tion two leaf switches should close Switches should dependently for right left up down and diagonal mo continue bending slightly after making contact tion of the joystick JOYSTICK TOP REAR VIEW LEFT BLUE BLACK DOWN UP VIOLET BLACK WHITE BLACK BLACK RIGHT GREY BLACK Figure 3 4 8 Position Joystick Assembly continued Parts List Part No Description 73 3003 Retaining Ring 82 AL616 6 x 1 Inch Cross Recessed Pan Head Type BT Tapping Steel Screw 99 080025 Leaf Switch 99 080026 2 Inch Black Plastic Washer 99 080028 Metal Shaft 99 080029 Nylon Washer 99 080030 Spring 99 080031 Bellows 99 080032 Flat Steel Washer 99 080033 Plastic Guard Actuator 99 080036 Top Plate 99 080037 Switch Mounting Plate 99 080038 Nylon Switch Actuator 171021 001 Joystick Assembly 3 7 Maintenance Repair and Parts Fast Freddie C Fluorescent Tube and Speaker warninc A Prior to
36. egrated Circuit B1 B3 137234 001 Audio Amplifier Integrated Circuit AMP1 137211 001 2Kx8 Static Random Access Memory D14 137235 001 Custom Chip E16 17 144000 002 18 432 MHz Crystal M1 ee ee KON YO 3 17 Maintenance Repair and Parts R33 c Ta SQ CRE 1 27 04 n 0 CRS 2 o am a ec C20 s C 9 3300 35V Boo C23 CO 0 fut p z nap BS FL fez cA Ea Q9 ro R6 3 2K R30 CRI L 104002 32 Q2 4002 CRA OF 8542714 Be R 0 93 o9 3 18 Figure 3 10 Fast Freddie NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS RECEIVING THIS DRAWING CONFIDENTIAL Reproduction forbidden without the spe cific written permission of Atari Inc Sunnyvale CA This drawing is only conditionally issued and neither receipt nor possession thereof confers or transfers any right in or li cense to use the subject matter of the drawing or any de sign or technical information shown thereon nor any right to reproduce this drawing or any part thereof Except for manufacture by vendors of Atari Inc and for manufacture under the corporation s written license no right to repro duce this drawing is granted or the subject matter thereof unless by written agreement with or written permission from the corporation Regulator Audio II
37. etter SOUND 4 Fast Freddie falling SOUND 5 Fast Freddie gliding SOUND 6 Airplane falling SOUND 7 Helicopter bird falling SOUND 8 Genie falling SOUND 9 Landing on platform Simultaneously press the start 1 and start 2 switches A cross hatch pattern appears on the screen Then set the self test switch to off The Attract Mode will now be displayed Fast Freddie RAM GOOD ROM GOOD OPTION SWITCHES SS cl LEFT COIN MECHANISM RIGHT COIN MECHANISM NO OF LIVES BONUS PLAYER 1 START LEFT COIN MECHANISM JOYSTICK UPRIGHT SOUNDS Set Up Procedures COLOR ADJUSTMENT CHART ES BLUE VIOLET GREEN E p YELLOW i LIGHT BLUE 00000100 je WHITE 1 1 CREDIT RED 1 CREDIT BLUE VIOLET 5 UPRIGHT TYPE OF CABINET AFTER 50000 1 START START COIN R RIGHT COIN MECHANISM o PLAYER 2 KICK COCKTAIL ONLY COIN SWITCH KICK UPRIGHT Figure 1 3 Self Test Procedure continued Self Test Display 1 7 Set Up Procedures G Game Play The Fast Freddie game is a one or two player game with a color raster scan video display The game depicts a hang glider Fast Freddie gliding in the sky Fast Freddie glides over the land and must avoid obstacles on the land and in the sky As he glides along he may pick up letters to spell the word BONUS for bonus points He must pick up the let ters in the correct order B first O second etc To end each round he must land
38. forward the board Replace the speaker and reinstall the hardware and two plug in connectors Reinstall the 4 Lift the display shield up and out of the cabinet tube and speaker board baffle board shield grille 5 Slide the baffle board that is underneath the fluores and reconnect the harness Close and lock the con cent tube out the front of the cabinet trol panel and the rear access panel Disassemble in the order indica ted Circled numbers match the numbered instructions x 038226 01 Grille 038217 01 Baffle Board 038689 01 Shield Figure 3 5 Fluorescent Tube and Speaker Fast Freddie Maintenance Repair and Parts Disassemble in the order indica 038151 01 ted Circled numbers match the Jmpr Wire numbered instructions 99 11012 Clamp 038219 03 Light amp Spkr Bd 9 11009 Socket 99 11003 Starter 142028 002 Transformer 035835 01 Connector A038253 01 Tube Harness NOTE To ensure that the fluorescent tube starts make sure the ground wire is firmly attached to the transformer Figure 3 5 Fluorescent Tube and Speaker continued lreland Built Cabinet A038228 01 A Parts List Part No Description A038253 01 Tube and Speaker Harness Assembly 70 303 18 Inch 1 Inch Diameter 15W Cool White Fluorescent Tube 99 11003 Fluorescent Tube Starter 99 11009 Starter Socket 99 11012 1 Inch Fluorescent Tube Clamp 0358
39. hile legal action is pending If infringers are convicted courts can order destruction of the infringing arti cles in addition the Act provides for payment of statutory damages of up to 50 000 in certain cases Infringers may also have to pay costs and attor neys fees fines up to 25 000 and face an imprisonment of up to one year Atari will aggressively enforce its copyrights against any infringers We will use all legal means to immediately halt any manufacture distribution or operation of a copy of video games made by us Anyone who purchases Such copies risks forfeiting such a game Published by ATARI INC 790 Sycamore Drive PO Box 906 Milpitas Calitornia 95035 Lithographed in the U S A 6L Fast Freddie Notice Regarding Non ATARI Parts 4 WARNING A Use of non ATARI parts or modifications of your ATARI game circuitry may adversely affect the safe ty of your game and may cause injury to you and your players The warranty printed on the inside back cover of this manual may be voided if you do any of the following 1 Substitute non ATARI parts in your coin operated game or 2 Modify or alter any circuits in your ATARI game by using kits or parts not sup plied by Atari Not only may the use of any non ATARI parts void the warranty but any such alteration may also adversely affect the safety of the game and may cause injury to you and your players Fast Freddie Table of Contents
40. lem substitute an assembly known to be good for the suspected fail ing assembly If the game functions properly you have successfully isolated the failure If it doesn t repeat the procedure with another assembly When you have isolated the failing assembly you must troubleshoot that assembly and make the necessary repairs If the video display is failing we suggest that a qualified video display technician handle the troubleshooting and repair If the power supply or Regulator Audio PCB is failing troubleshooting and repair are relatively simple as these assemblies are not too complicated If a game PCB is failing troubleshooting and repair depend on your understanding of the operation of the PCB To effectively troubleshoot a game PCB it is necessary for you the technician to become familiar with the PCB hardware The diagrams in the schematic package included with the game show the functions of the circuitry Again while troubleshooting the PCB first determine the symp tom of the failure then locate the suspected area on the schematic diagram TAT Ic e men 2 2 Fast Freddie B Self Test Procedure To enter Self Test set the self test switch to the on position The screen displays the picture below See Chapter 1 Section F Self Test Procedure for a complete description of this picture NOTE This procedure does not test the coin door lockout coils an
41. n appear in the center of the screen The number of credits appears at the bottom right of the screen If a game is set for two credits for one play and a player inserts only one coin credits will not appear at the bottom of the screen until the second coin is inserted This mode ends when a player presses a start button 4 Play Mode In the Play Mode the player controls Fast Freddie with an eight position joystick Thus the player Set Up Procedures causes Fast Freddie to glide in the sky and to avoid obstacles on the land and in the sky The player may use KICK to destroy objects in the sky that are be low him Fast Freddie begins each life with about 12 seconds of KICK A rectangular gauge at the bottom right of the screen shows the amount of kick re maining Fast Freddie may pick up letters worth 100 points each to spell the word BONUS for bonus points The letters he picks up are displayed on a line at the bot tom of the screen However he must pick up the let ters in the correct order to get the bonus points If he spells the word BONUS any remaining letters are worth 200 points each if picked up Round one begins with Fast Freddie on a moun tain in an alpine setting He runs off the top of the mountain and glides in the sky As he glides along a Table 1 2 Fast Freddie Game Play and Scoring Round Terrain 1 Alpine summer 2 Sea blue 3 Egypt green 4 Alpine autumn 5 Sea purple 6 Egypt red 7 Alpine win
42. nd Each platform has a dif ferent point value If the word BONUS is not spelled out the platforms are worth 5 000 to 25 000 points If the word BONUS is spelled out the platforms are worth 10 000 to 50 000 points The words LANDING TIME 10 also appear Fast Freddie has 10 seconds to land If the landing is successful the next round will begin Fast Freddie has nine rounds of game play The first fourth and seventh rounds show an alpine set ting in Summer autumn and winter The second fifth and eighth rounds depict an ocean setting with different colored backgrounds The third sixth and ninth rounds take place in Egypt with different col ored backgrounds Each round has different obsta cles The game ends when all of Fast Freddie s lives are used up Fast Freddie The screen displays several messages during game play At the top of the screen are the words 1UP HIGH SCORE and 2UP with corresponding scores At the bottom of the screen are the number of lives remaining the bonus word or letter s col lected and gauge measuring the amount of kick re maining 5 High Score Mode This mode begins when a player has one of the ten top scores The message REGISTER YOUR NAME appears on the screen Below these words is a line containing the characters of the alphabet RUB erase and END A player enters his initials by moving the joystick to the left or the right to locate the correct letter He causes the letter to be t
43. omer Service Office Tipperary Town Ireland Telex 28165 TIPPERARY TOWN Monday Friday 9 00 6 00 pm GMT IRELAND 49 062 52155 vi Set Up Procedures How to Use This Manual This manual written for game operators and service technicians describes the Fast Freddie game Chapter 1 describes new features game setup option switch settings self test procedures and game play Chapter 2 contains troubleshooting procedures Chapter 3 details maintenance repair and parts information In addition schematic diagrams of the game cir cuitry are included with this manual Figures 1 1 and 3 1 illustrate the game cabinet Italicized lettering on these figures refers you to other places in the manual for information about specific cabinet parts Set Up Procedures Fast Freddie FLUORESCENT TUBE AND SPEAKER See Figure 3 5 COLOR VIDEO DISPLAY W See Figure 3 6 8 POSITION JOYSTICK See Figure 3 4 CONTROL PANEL See Figures 3 2 amp 3 3 ACCESS PANEL GAME PCB See Figures 3 8 amp 3 9 COIN DOOR See Figure 3 7 UTILITY PANEL See Figure 1 2 REGULATOR AUDIO li PCB See Figures 3 8 amp 3 10 POWER SUPPLY See Figure 3 11 SHOCK HAZARD Connect this game only to a grounded 3 wire outlet If you have only a 2 wire out POWER ON OFF SWITCH let we recommend you hire a licensed See Figure 1 2 electrician to install a grounded outlet Players may receiv
44. on a landing platform Fast Freddie has six possible modes of operation demonstration attract ready to play play high score and self test Self test is a special mode for checking the game switches and computer func tions You may enter self test at any time All credits will be cancelled and the high score table will be erased 1 Demonstration Mode Enter this mode by simultaneously pressing the coin switch and the self test switch see Figure 2 In this mode you may see the more advanced rounds of game play If Fast Freddie collides with any object in the sky he does not crash However he must avoid obstacles on the ground and land on a plat form to go to the next round To end this mode set the self test switch to off 2 Attract Mode The attract mode begins when power is applied to the game after a play or high score mode or after self test This mode lasts for about 35 seconds and ends only when a credit is entered or when in self test In the attract mode the screen displays one of three possible pictures The first picture shows various ways a player may score points At the top of the screen are the words 1UP HIGH SCORE and 2UP with corresponding scores The words FAST FREDDIE flash on the screen and Fast Freddie is to the right of these words The message KICK FLYING OBJECTS AND PICK UP FLAGS appears Obstacles and their corre sponding point value appear in the center of the screen At the bottom of
45. ould ever be suspect first test it using the directions that follow To Test Switch e Remove the wires from the suspected switch Attach the leads of an ohmmeter to normally open and common contacts Check contacts push and release the switch button for closed and open continuity lf the contacts do not operate sharply or always remain closed or open then replace the switch To Replace Switch e Remove all wires from the faulty switch Turn the switch counterclockwise while holding the black cone shaped bushing on the outside of the con trol panel Install a new switch using the reverse procedure Reconnect the harness wires as shown Figure 3 2 START SWITCH CONTACTS START 1 BROWN WIRE NORMALLY OPEN CONTACT BLACK WIRE COMMON CONTACT START 2 YELLOW WIRE B NORMALLY OPEN CONTACT BLACK WIRE COMMON CONTACT The Contro Panel Fast Freddie Maintenance Repair and Parts WARNING Players may receive an electric shock if this A038688 01 control panel is not properly grounded After Control Panel Decal 171021 001 servicing any parts on the panel check that the 038267 01 8 Position Joystick Assy ground wire is firmly attached to the metal tab Control Panel see Figure 3 4 the inside of the control panel Only then 038692 04 should you lock up the game Decal 78 6900402 Tape 62 041 75 0105 SE Start Sw Flat Washer S
46. r inspect the interior of the game as follows a Check that all plug in connectors on the game harness are firmly seated Replug any connectors found unplugged Don t force connectors together The connectors are keyed so they only go on in the proper orien tation A reversed edge connector will dam age a PCB and wil void your warranty b Check that all plug in integrated circuits on the PCB are firmly seated in their sockets Set Up Procedures c Remove the tie wrap that holds the coiled power cord on the inside cabinet wall Check the power cord for any cuts or dents in the insulation Place the square black plastic strain relief plate in the wood slot at the bottom of the rear panel opening A warninc amp To avoid electrical shock do not touch in ternal parts of the display with your hands or with metal objects held in your hands d Note the game serial number It is printed on a label on the back of the cabinet Verify that the same serial number is also on the Fast Freddie game PCB Regulator Audio PCB power supply and video display A drawing of the serial numbered components is on the inside front cover of this manual Please mention this number whenever you cail your distributor for service e Check major subassemblies such as the power supply control panel and video dis play for secure mounting C Game Installation 1 Installation Requirements Power 150 W Temperature 0 to 3
47. ransfer red to the right of the word NAME by pushing the KICK button When he has entered three characters they are automatically transferred into the high Score table 6 Hints for Game Play e Stay in the center of the screen when possible e It is not necessary to spell BONUS to get to the end of a round e Avoid clouds in the ocean round Kick at any flying object that is below you and within range e Try to land on the last landing platform for the most points 1 10 Troubleshooting This game tests itself when the self test switch is set to the on position If there is a failure the game produces audiovisual aids to help you isolate the failing portion of the game The self test procedure included in Chapter 1 will help you decide if the game is or isn t working properly The expanded self test procedures in this chapter are included to help the qualified electronic technician determine why the game isn t working properly DSI Chapter Troubleshooting A Comments on Troubleshooting When troubleshooting first determine the symp tom s of the failure After determining the symptom look over the wiring diagram and determine what assemblies could cause the failure Could it be caused by the power supply Regulator Audio 1 PGB or the video display The next step is to check all harness wires and connectors to the suspected failing assembly If you find no harness or connector prob
48. rvice for a period of ninety 90 days from date of shipment Seller warrants that its video displays in games supplied with displays are free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service for a period of thirty 30 days from date of shipment None of the Seller s other products or parts thereof are warranted If the products described in this manual fail to conform to this warranty Sellers sole liability shall be at its option to repair replace or credit Buyer s account for such products which are returned to Seller during said warranty period provided a Seller is promptly notified in writing upon discovery by Buyer that said products are defective b Such products are returned prepaid to Sellers plant and c Seller s examination of said products discloses to Seller s satisfaction that such alleged defects existed and were not caused by accident misuse neglect alteration improper repair installation or improper testing In no event shall Seller be liable for loss of profits loss of use incidental or consequential damages Except for any express warranty set forth in a written contract between Seller and Buyer which contract supersedes the terms of this order this warranty is expressed in lieu of all other warranties expressed or implied including the implied warranties of merchantabil ity and fitness for a particular purpose and of all other obligations or liabilities on the Seller s part and
49. ter 8 Sea brown 9 Egypt blue Obstacles Points Airplanes 30 Helicopters 50 Airplanes 30 Birds 50 Disks 30 Genie on Carpet 50 Airplanes 50 Helicopters 70 Airplanes 50 Birds 70 Disks 50 Flying Carpet 70 Airplanes 70 Helicopters 90 Airplanes 70 Birds 90 Genie on Carpet 70 Flying Carpet 90 Gliding is worth 10 points per 5 inch 1 6 cm Picking up a letter on a flag is worth 100 points If BONUS is spelled out picking up a letter is worth 200 points Landing platforms are worth 1 000 to 5 000 points If BONUS is spelled out platforms are worth 5 000 to 25 000 points Set Up Procedures flag with a letter on it appears below He may pick up the letter and begin to spell out the word BONUS for extra points As he picks up a letter it is displayed on a line at the bottom of the screen He must pick up the letters in the order they appear in the word If he picks up a letter out of sequence the letters appear ing on the line at the bottom of the screen will be erased After a period of time airplanes appear They will destroy Fast Freddie if they hit him The player uses his joystick to avoid the airplanes and KICK to de stroy them Fast Freddie must be above the air planes and other flying objects to destroy them A helicopter also appears and Fast Freddie must avoid or destroy it also Toward the end of the round landing platforms appear on the ground Fast Freddie must tand on a platform to end the rou
50. trol Panel A warninc amp Prior to removing or repairing any switch on the control panel unplug the game To Open the Control Panel 1 Open the coin door Reach up through the opening and release the spring draw latches They are on the cabinet side walls at each end of the control panel 2 Lift up on the control panel at the top edge and tilt it to ward you The control panel edge next to the display shield has foam tape applied to it The tape cushions the shield and prevents liquids from entering the cabi net interior Make sure this tape is in good condition Leaf Switch Repair Adjust the leaf switches for a narrow gap When switch button is depressed the resulting wiping action of the cross bar contacts provides a self cleaning fea ture Don t burnish the contacts To clean them use electrical contact cleaner To replace a leaf switch remove the screw with a Phil lips head screwdriver To replace the switch button turn the stamped nut with a wrench in a counterclockwise direction as seen from the inside of the contro panel The ring on the outside of the control panel should not spin due to its design e Reinstall the switch Reconnect the harness wires as shown in the Schematic Package Game Wiring Dia gram Make certain the right colors go to the right tabs on the switch Fast Freddie Start Switch Replacement These switches have a very low failure rate If a switch sh

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