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From: aaron@hatstand.demon.co.uk (Aaron Liddiment)
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Subject: Re: How do I configure Defender? (Macintosh version)
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Date: Tue, 3 Jan 1995 00:00:55 +0000
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Brian Kendig (bskendig@netcom.com) wrote:
: Could someone who has the Defender arcade manual please sum up the finer
: points of its coverage of game options? I'd be happy to forward that on
: to the usual Mac archive sites!
The following info is taken straight from the Williams booklet on Defender.
BOOKKEEPING AND EVALUATION TOTALS (Functions 1-7)
=================================================
1. In game over mode, set switch to AUTO-UP and depress ADVANCE. The CRT
indicates Function 1 and total left chute coins.
2. Record audit totals and depress ADVANCE for functions 1-7. To review a
total that has been advanced past, set switch to MANUAL-DOWN and depress
ADVANCE. Functions are displayed one at a time as follows:-
Function Total Description
--------------------------------
1 0 (Total) COINS LEFT
2 0 (Total) COINS CENTER
3 0 (Total) COINS RIGHT
4 0 TOTAL PAID (Games)
5 0 (Total Bonus) SHIPS WON
6 0 TOTAL (Play) TIME (Minutes)
7 0 TOTAL SHIPS (Played)
3. Operate ADVANCE to display Function 28, SPECIAL FUNCTION. From Function
28 you can return to game over or zero audit totals and return to game
over.
4. With switch set to AUTO-UP, perform a. or b. as desired.
a. To return to game over depress ADVANCE.
b. To zero audit totals and return to game over, operate HIGH SCORE
RESET to indicate "35" on CRT Function 28 and then depress ADVANCE.
GAME ADJUSTMENTS (Functions 8-27)
=================================
1. In game over mode set switch to AUTO_UP and then depress ADVANCE. The CRT
indicates Function 1 and total left chute coins.
2. To raise Function number on CRT, operate ADVANCE pushbutton with switch
set to AUTO-UP. To lower Function number operate ADVANCE with it set to
MANUAL-DOWN.
3. With desired Function indicated, raise adjustment value by operating HIGH
SCORE RESET with switch set to AUTO-UP; lower value by operating HIGH
SCORE RESET with it set to MANUAL-DOWN. Value left on CRT is new setting.
For values, see below and, for pricing, Table 1.
Function Factory Setting Description
----------------------------------------
08 10000 BONUS SHIP LEVEL (0=No Bonus Ships)
09 3 SHIPS PER GAME
10 3 COINAGE SELECT
11 1 LEFT COIN MULT
12 4 CENTER COIN MULT
13 1 RIGHT COIN MULT
14 1 COINS FOR CREDIT
15 0 COINS FOR BONUS
16 0 MINIMUM COINS
17 0 FREE PLAY (Set to 1 for Free Play)
18 0 STARTING DIFFICULTY (0=LIB; 1=MOD; 2=CONS)
19 10 PROGRESSIVE WAVE DIFFICULTY LIMIT (4-25)
e.g. 5-LIB; 10=MOD; 15=CONS;
20 1 BACKGROUND SOUND (0=OFF; 1=ON)
21 5 PLANET RESTORE WAVE NUMBER
22 0 NOT USED
23 0 NOT USED
24 0 NOT USED
25 0 NOT USED
26 0 NOT USED
27 0 NOT USED
4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 until all desired adjustments have been made.
5. Operate ADVANCE until 28 0 SPECIAL FUNCTION is indicated on CRT. From
Function 28 you can return to game over or restore factory settings.
Perform step 6 or 7 as desired.
6. To return to game over, depress ADVANCE with switch set to AUTO-UP.
7. To restore factory settings and zero audit totals:
a. Operate HIGH SCRORE RESET in AUTO-UP to indicate "45" on CRT Function
28.
b. Depress ADVANCE. The game returns to audit Function 1.
c. Set switch to MANUAL-DOWN and depress ADVANCE to indicate Function 28
on the CRT.
d. Set switch to AUTO-UP and depress ADVANCE.
RESETTING HIGH SCORE FEATURE
============================
To reset the high score to the factory settings and erase signatures,
depress HIGH SCORE RESET in game over mode.
Well thats it for the Special Functions, I hope you find this of use :-)
I have been trying to find out more info on the company producing this
MAC emulator as I would love to get hold of it for my Amiga. Does anyone
know if they are going to do it or not? If they are not, then I would be
very interested in converting it for them as I am a programmer by trade.
Any help with this quest would be much appreciated.
My full email address is aaron@hatstand.demon.co.uk
Later
Aaron
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