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KONAM/

User's Manual

GAMESMASTER

1. Equipment required: In addition to an M5X computer with a

minimum of 16K memory and two or mors slots, certain items

are needed to implement af/the functions or Itie Gamesmaster.

2. Requirements: Data Recorder or Disk Drive, Printer.

2Set up procedure: Connect all external options as described In

their respective manuals.

a) Insert Gamesmaster cartridge in slot tof computer.

bf lnsert games cartrl dge of cholce Inslot 2

4, Operation

a) Turn on all external opllons.

b) Turn on MSX computer

cj Did ascreen appear with amessage similar to the following:

ll NO the cartridges may not be in the proper slots. Turn

computer power oft. exchange cartridge positions, and turn

computer on.

d) Press cursor key, [&] or 0so that Penguin selects correct

menu item.

e} Press space key to start chosen item.

5, Pause Mode (Stop): This mode suspends paying of the game.

Operation

a) Select GAME on start screen and press space key.

b) Start oatne.

c) Press Istqp |during game play, immobilising all objects on

screen. __

d) To restart the gamerpress the ISTOP Jkey again

During pause, Ihe GAPS lamp on the keyboard lights up.

6, Game Frame Scroll Mode ISTOP 3,

Enables game frames lo be moved one by one, showing step

by step play

Operation

a) Choose GAME on start screen, and press space key.

b) When ga me screenappears, start the game

cj Press the (stop! key during the game (to oblaln pause mode)

d) Press the [77] key. The game will move to the next frame each

11me the key is pressed

e) To exit to Ihe normal game mode, press the [STOP] key again,

7, Slow Motion Play Mode: I'STOPl ,[Hfi] ,IDEL I,QnsI .

Allows playing of the game at reduced speed

Operation

a) Choose GAME on start screen, and press space key.

b) When ga me screenappears, start the game.

cj Press the [stop] key during play to pause the game.

d| Press the [esc] key. Now you are ready to effect the

slow-mot Ion function,

e) Press the |del Ikey. Each lime Ihe key is pressed, game speed

increases,

f) Pressing the IINS [key slows speed down.

g) To reset game to original speed, press the [stop Ikey, to set

up slow motion, restart from 3

8, Number of Players setting mode [0] through Ef] [RET IP['as I.

Allows you to change the hum be rof players,

a) Choose MODIFY on the start screen and press the space key.

b) Press acursor key, 0or (z! fto position the cursor to

MODIFY PLAYER NUMBER Press Space key.

c) Input the n umberof players through the ten key pad [0] -®

dj Press the |r~e7| key to terminate the data input. Display

returns to screen in step t.

e) To correct the input data, use the [BSj or cursor El] key.

f) After the mode setting, choose START GAME on screen

display, and press space key,

g) After game screen appears, start game. The number of players

should have changed.

9. Game Stage Number Selection Mode: [o] -@J ,fREt] ,[W]

This mode allows you to start game from the desired stage.

Operation

a) Choose MODIFY on start screen and press space key

b) Press acursor key, to position the cursor lo MODIFY STAGE

NUMBER. Then press space key.

c) input the stage number required through the ten key pad, [o| -

\§\.

d) Press the IRET Ikey to terminate the data Input Display

returns to screen in step 1.

e) To correct the input data, use the 1. .BS jor cursor ®key.

f) After the mode setting, choose START GAME on screen

display, and press space key.

g) After games screen appears, start game The game should

begin at the selected stage

10, Bunking Mode:

In this mode you can record the game scores from the first rank

to the tenth with player names

The recorded ranking data can be saved to tape or disk for later

use.

The recorded ranking data can also be printed on aprinter.

Operation

(before game start}

Setting of the ranking mode *Ranking-data load

*Ranking-data initialization Refer to 1,1.1.

(just after game start)

Registration of the player names. Refer to 1,1 2.

(during game play)

Ran king-date display Refer toll .3.

Ran king-data pri nt-out Refer to 1.1 ,4

Ran king-data save Refer to 1.1.5.

Ranking-data load

Player name change Refer to 1.1.6.

The following paragraphs explain these in succession:

1.1.1 Setting the Ranking Mode -g}» E1SPACE |

A, Function

The following three methods are available for the initialization

of ranking data:

a) updating of ranking daia -CLEAR RANKING DATA mode (the

old dale is erased).

b) use of tape -saved ranking daia -LOAD TAPE DATA mode (I he

saved data remains retained).

c) use of disk-saved ranking data -LOAD DISK DATA mode.

PRECAUTION:

After Itiming on the MSX, be sure to execute one of the above

Initialization methods prior to ranking, If not executed, ranking

data display and print-out are not effected.

BOperation

(1) Choose MODIFY on ihe start screen and press the space key

(2) Select ranking mode with cursor. Then press the space key

Your screen changes lo the following:

RANKING MODE

LOAD DISK DATA

LOAD TAPE DATA

CLEAR RANKING DATA

END

(3) Choose one of the initialization methods described above,

aCLEAR RANKING DATA mode

*Position the cursor to CLEAR RANKING DATA on the screen

and press the space key

The ranking data is cleared 10.000 points will be set in the firsi

rank for the player "KONAMI".

b. LOAD DISK DATA mode

*Position the cursor to LOAD DISK DATA on the screen and

press the space key. The following screen will appear.

disk-load SEARCH FILE

RANKING

This screen indicates that Ihe ranking data files on the disk are

being retrieved. If the files are found, then the screen changes

to the following:

DISK-LOAD SELECT FILE NAME

RANKING ^ABCRQI

DEF.ROI

GHI.ROI

RC-TWI

The found file names are displayed. The maximum number of

file names per frame is three Files up to 20 can be displayed by

successively pressing the @cursor key.

*Posit ion the c ursor to the file na me of inte rest using th ecorso r

key,!*] or [v[ and press the space key. Data loading from the

disk will be initiated.

If there is no desired file, then position ihe cursor lo END on

the tile name screen with the 0cursor key and press the

space key. The display returns to the screen in step 2.

pLOAD TAPE DATA mode

Position the cursor to LOAD TAPE DATA on the screen and

press the space key. The following screen will appear and data

loading from (ape will be initiated.

tape-load SEARCH FILE

RANKING

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*In (ho tape data load mode, the file names are fixed. The name

of the ranking file is RANKDT nn (where nn are last Iwo digits

of the carl ridge model number; for example, nn =25 for

RC725}

*It another life name is found, then the display changes to the

following screen This Indicates file skip.

TAPE-LOAD SEARCH FILE

RANKING SKIP FILE

RC-70T 'RANKDT 00"

*If ihe proper file is found, Ihen ihe message screen disappears

to indicate data load atari.

After completing initialization and returning to the screen in

step 1, choose START GAME on the screen and press the

space key. AGAME screen will appear At the moment the

game starls, Ihe player name Input prompt shown in 1,1 2. is

displayed. Inpul the player name and Ihe game will begin.

1.1,ZRegistering Player Names -[a] thru Jz} .®thru [!],, Q] -

[RET |-

A. Function

Operaiion described in 1.1.1. enables the input of ranking data

Player name input is also needed for ranking. This must be

done before game start but after ranking mode setting.

*If the game has 1P-2P selection function, name input is

required for both 1P and 2P.

The input names are valid until the MSX is turned off; the initial

input player names are not lost even if aplayer name change is

made during the game.

B, Operation

(1) After setting the ranking mode, choose START GAME on the

screen and press the space key. A game screen will appear

(2) When the game starts, the following screen appears

RANKING TP NAME= *** *

(2P NAME= * *

INPUT IP NAME

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(3) With [a] thru [Z] fOthru [H and Qkeys, input the appropriate

player name that contains no more than Bcharacters,

(4) To correct the input name, use the IBS |of cursor |<fl key.

(5) After input, press the fRETl key. The screen changes to the

following:

RANKING IP NAME =ABCD

(2P NAME =EFGH1

efrOK

RETRY

(6) If the names on this screen are acceptable, specify OK on the

screen. It the names are to be corrected, specify RETRY on the

screen and press the space key ,

(7) Specifying RETRY, restart from step 2.

(8) if the game required 1P-2P selection, perform steps 2 thru 6for

2P. 9

(9} After the name input is completed, the game starts and the

score of each player is entered into the ranking data together

with his name, the ranking can be displayed at any time using

the ranking display function described in 1.T.3.

1*1-3- Displaying ranking data -|STOP I,fCTRL f@.|v| ,fjpACE

A. Function

In the ranking mode, the ranking data can be displayed at any

lime during game play.

BOperation

(1 )Start Ihe game maccordance with the procedures descrrbed

f£) Press the [stop Ikey during the game play to pause Ihe game.

(3)

Press the CT ^L|

key The following menu screen will appear

MENU— i+DISK SAVE

DISK LOAD

TAPE SAVE

TAPE LOAD

RANKING

RC*701 end

(4)

Position the cursor to RANKING on the screen using the

cursor key 0or ®and press the space key. The following

screen will appear.

RANKING -display data

CHANGE NAME

PRINT DATA

RC-701 END

(5) Choose DISPLAY DATA on the screen. The following

RANKING DATA screen will appear.

RANKING *1. KONAMI =1OOOOPTS

2. ABCO =9000FTS

3.EFGH -05OOPTS

OYZ =SOOOPTS

RC- 701 5.1JK =1ADOPTS

*The data for KONAMI on ihe screen is displayed as an

example when the ranking mode is initialized

{6}Only five ranks are displayed or one screen. Ter ranks can be

observed by pressing the (s?) cursor key.

ranking -M>.l rf-SODPTS

7.1 I1=100PTS

8.KKK =SOPTS

9pL LL =10PTS

RC-701 mMMM =10PTS

[7) After observing the display, press the space key. The display

returns to the screen in slep 3.

(0) To restart the game, choose END on the screen and press the

space key. The menu screen disappears and the game screen

reappears At this time the game ts still in the pause state.

(9) Press the

|stop Ikey. The pause state is cleared and the game

restarts.

1.1.4. Printing Ranking Data -isTQPj ,IcTRlI ,0-Bh1SPACE |

A. Function

You can print out the ranking data on your printer

BOperation

(1) Start the game in accordance with the procedures described in

1.1.1. and 1,12,

(2)Press the Istop Ikey during game play to pause the game.

(3) Press the

|Ctrl Ikey The following menu screen wilt appear

MENU DISK SAVE

DISK LOAD

TAPE SAVE

TAPE LOAD

RANKING

RC-701 END

(4) Position the cursor (o RANKING on Ihe screen using the

cursor key HO or fzl and press Ihe apace key. The following

screen will appear

RANKING DISPLAY DATA

CHANGE NAME

PRINT DATA

RC-701 END

(6) Choose PRINT DATA on the screen and press the space key,

Ranking-data print-out will be Initiated,

1.1.5. Saving of Loading Ranking Data

A, Function

You can save (record) or load (read out) Ihe current ranking

data onto tape (or disk).

B, Operation

(1) Start the game in accordance with the procedures described In

1.1.1. and 1.12

stop! key during game play to pause the game.

ctbl 1

key- The following menu screen will appear.

(2) Press the

(3) Press the

-MENU *DI5K SAVE

DISK LOAD

TAPE SAVE

TAPE LOAD

RANKING

RC-701 END

For data saving on cassette, tape proceed as lollows:

(4) Position the cursor to TAPE SAVE on the screen and press Ihe

space key. The following screen will appear

TAPE-SAVE p+ HI SCORE

SCREEN DATA

GAME DATA

RANKING

RC-701 END

(5) Position the cursor to RANKING on the screen using Ihe

cursor key (£] or(v| and press the space key The ranking data

is saved on cassette tape. The names of the flies being saved

are displayed on Ihe screen for awhile.

For data saving on disk, proceed as follows:

£6) Choose DISK SAVE on the menu screen in step 3 and press

the space key.

TAPE-SAVE FILE NAME

RANKING "RANKDT01

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(7) Fortiori the cursor to RANKING on the screen and press the

space key,

DISK-SAVE -HI SCORE

SCREEN DATA

CAME DATA

RANKING

RC-701 END

(8) Input the name ol the file to be saved. With ®thru \z} and [0]

thru 0,Inpul the name that contai ns no more than 8 characters

(9) To correct the input name, use the fes~| and cursor g] keys,

(10) Alter Input, press the [RET Ikey,

(11) The file with the Input name is saved on disk

For data loading onto cassette tape or disk, proceed as follows:

(12) Choose TAPE LOAD or DISK LOAD on the menu screen In

step 3and perform the procedure described Jn1.1.1.

1.1.6. Changing Player Name

A, Function

The player names for ranking can be changed during game

play by using this function,

B. Operation

(1 )Start the game in accordance with the procedures described in

i.l.l. and 1.1.2.

(2) Press the ISTOP 1key during game piay to pause the game.

(3) Press the [CTRL] k®y The following menu screen will appear

MENU +DtSK SAVE

DISK LOAD

TAPE SAVE

TAPE LOAD

RANKING

RC-701 END

(4) Position the cursor to RANKENG on the screen and press the

space key. The following screen will appear.

RANKING -DISPLAY DATA

CHANGE NAME

PRINT DATA

RC-701 END

(5) Choose CHANGE NAME on the screen and press the space key,

(6) Input the new player name as described in 1.1.2.

2.0 Saving or Loading High-Score Data

A. Fund Ion

You can save or load the current hlgh-score data onto disk (or tape).

8Operation

(1) Press the Istop 1key during game play to pause the game

(2) Press Ihe |ctrl key. The following menu screen will appear.

MENU- *DISK SAVE

DISK LOAD

TAPE SAVE

TAPE LOAD

RANKING

RC-701 END

For high-score data saving on disk, proceed as follows:

(3)

Choose DISK SAVE on the menu screen In step 2and press

the space key. The lollowlng menu screen will appear.

DISK-SAVE HkHI SCORE

SCREEN DATA

GAME DATA

RANKING

RC-701 END 15

(4) Choose HI SCORE on the screen and press the space key,

DISK-SAVE INPUT FILE NAME

HI SCORE

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(5) With 0thru [Zj and [o] thru gj keys, name the data of in le rest

wit h 8 or less cha meters,

(6) To correct the input name, press the fBS Iand cursor [^j

keys.

(7) After input, press the JRET Ikey.

(8) The file with the input name is saved on disk.

(9) When the data saving Is terminated, the display returns to the

screen in step 2.

To return the game, choose END on the screen and press the

space key.

(10) The menu screen disappears and agame screen reappears

Press the jstop jkey. The game restarts.

To load the high score data from disk, proceed as follows:

(1 1) Choose DISK LOAD on the menu screen In step 2 and press

the space key. The following menu screen will appear

DISK-LOAD *HI SCORE

GAME DATA

RANKING

RC-701 END

(12) Choose HI SCORE on the screen and press the space key

DISK-LOAD search file

HI SCORE

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This screen indicates that the high-score data for the present

game is being searched from the disk.

(13} When the file is found, the following screen will appear.

DISK-LOAD SELECT FILE NAME

HI SCORE ^ADCD.HOI

EFGH.HOI

RC-701 (1 KL.HOI

(14) The maximum number of fife names per frame is three. File

names up to 20 can be displayed by successively pressing the

©cursor key

(15) Position the cursor to the file name of interest and press the

space key. Data loading from the disk will be Initiated.

(16) ff there Is no desired file, then position Ihe cursor lo END on

the file name screen and press the space key. Data loading Is

aborted and the display returns to the screen In step 2.

DISK-LOAD SELECT FILE NAME

HI SCORE r11* HOI

|jJ.HQ1

RC-701 •4 END

To save the high-score data onto tape, proceed as follows:

(17) Choose TAPE SAVE on the screen in step 2 and press the

space key. The following menu screen will appear.

TAPE SAVE 4Hf SCORE

SCREEN DATA

GAME DATA

RANKING

RC-701 END

f18) Position The cursor to HI SCORE on the screen and press the

space key Data saved on cassette tape will be initiated.

To Toad the high-score data from tape, proceed as follows;

n9} Choose TAPE LOAD on the screen in step 2 and press the

space key. The following menu screen will appear:

TAPE-LOAD #H1 SCORE

GAME DATA

RANKING

RO701 END

(2Q) Choose Hi SCORE on the screen and press the space key,

Dale loading from cassette lape will be Initiated,

{21 )If the proper file is found, the menu screen disappears to

indicate data load start, Alter completing data load, the display

returns to the menu in step 2.

(22) If adifferent file is found dufing data loading, then the following

screen appears to indlcam file skip,

TAPE-LOAD SEARCH FILE

HI SCORE SKIP FILE

"HI SCOR00"

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*File name description

The name of the file being disk-saved consists of the following

two seel ions:

a) File name section [within 8characters) which is input when

data saving is done.

b) File lype section -3 characters indicating game type and data

class (prepared automatically)

Hnn: File type of high-score data

Snn: file type of on-screen data

Gnn: file type of game data

Rnn: file type of ranking data

(nn is last two digits of game model number)

File naming for cassette tape is done automatically

HISCOR nn for high-score data

SCREEN nn for on-screen data

GAMEDT nn tor game data

RANKDT nn for ranking data

21 Preparing Screen Library

A. Function

*You can save game screen data onto disk or cassette tape al

any time during game play.

*The save screen data ca naIso be displayed

8Operation

{i ) Refer to 2.0 for disk save and tape save.

Choose SCREEN DATA in place of HI SCORE.

To load screen daia from disk, proceed as follows:

(2) Choose SELF on the START screen and press ihe space key.

The following menu screen will appear

SELF MODE MENU

*COLOR TEST PATTERN

LOAD SCREEN DATA

END

13) Choose LOAD SCREEN DATA on the screen and press the

space key,

LOAD SCREEN DATA

(LOAD DISK DATA

LOAD TAPI DATA

END

{4) Choose LOAD DISK DATA on the screen and press the space

hey.

DISK-LOAD SEARCH FILE

SCREEN

(5)

When the file is found, the screen changes to the following:

DISK-LOAD SELECT FILE NAME

SCREEN #abcd. son

EFGH.S0!

111LS30

Snn screen data files described In 2.0 are displayed (up to

20 files).

(6) Position the cursor lo the screen data of interest and press the

space key. Data loading from the disk will be initiated

(7) If there Is no desired file, then position the cursor to END on

the file name screen and press the space key. Data loading is

aborted and the display returns to Ihe screen in step 2.

(8) When the daia is loaded, the following screen will appear:

SCREEN DISPLAY MODE

^DISPLAY ALL SCREEN

PRINT SCREEN

END

(9) If you warn to display all screen frames, choose DISPLAY ALL

SCREEN and press the space key. II any key is pressed during

display, the screen returns to the menu screen in siep B

(10) To hardcopy the Loaded screen, choose PRINT SCREEN.

To load screen data from tape, proceed as follows

(11) Perform steps 2and 3.

(12) Choose LOAD TAPE DATA on the menu screen in step 3 and

press the space key

TAPE-LOAD SEARCH FILE

SCREEN

The SCREEN** file is searched.

(13)

If the file of Interest is found, data loading is initialed and the

display will return to the screen in step fl.

£14) If adifferent file is found, then the following screen will appear

to indicate file skip.

tape-load SEARCH FILE

SCREEN SKIP FILE

"HISCOROT"

2.2 Game Interruption

A. Function

*You can suspend tha game and then restart it from the

suspended game frame.

*The suspended game data is saved on disk (or tape),

consequently Iha dale is not losl even when the power is

lurned off,

0Operation

fl) Change the data type from HI SCORE lo GAME DATA through

operation described in 2,0,

2.3 Hardcopying Screen -[STOP f.IF3]

A. Function

*You can receive ahard copy of the screen from your printer at

any time during game play

*An Epson PI-4Q colour printer Or M5X monochrome printer can

be used.

*The screen library saved during game can also be hardcopied,

8.Operati o n

(1)Press the Istop] key during game play to pause the game.

(£) Press the frsl Hey. The following menu screen will appear.

PRINTER SELECT PRINTER

^EPSON "PI-40"

MSX PRINTER

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(3)

Specify either

Epson PI ‘40 colour printer or MSX printer.

Note: The following M$X dot print specifications appfy.

More than 384 dots/lire

Aprimer capable of more than 768 dots/line can be

When specifying an MSX printer, press the ICTRL I

key together.

[A] Position the cursor to Ihe printer name of Interest on the screen

and press Ihe space key. Hardcopy Ing will be initiated

(5) At the end of hardcopyIng. the system is placed In the pause

slate in step 1

(6) Press the [stofI Hey. The game restarts.

To hardcopy Ihe screen library, proceed as follows:

{7} Load the screen library data by referring to 3.1

(B) At the end of data loading, the following screen will appear

SCREEN DISPLAY MODE

*DISPLAY ALL SCREEN

PRINT SCREEN

END

(9) Choose PRINT SCREEN and press the space key.

(10} Perform steps 3through 6.

2.4 TV Colour Test Pattern Display

A. Function

*This function displays ascreen colour test pattern for screen

colour adjustment.

BOperation

(1 )Choose MODIFY on the start screen and press (he space key

The following screen will appear on your display.

MODIFY MODE MENU

^MODIFY 5TACE NUMBER

MODIFY PLAYER NUMBER

RANKING MODE

COLOR TEST PATTERN

START GAME

(2} Position the cursor to COLOR TEST PATTERN, then press the

space key. Your screen changes lo the following:

-SCREEN DISPLAY MODE -

DISPLAY ALL SCREEN

PRINT SCREEN

END

(3) Choose DISPLAY ALL SCREEN on the screen and press the

space key, Acolour lesl pattern Is displayed.

(4) After colour adjustment, press any key. The menu screen in

step 2 wifi appear

(5) Choose END on the screen and press the space key. The

display returns to the menu screen In step T.

(6) To restart the game, choose START GAME on the screen and

press the space key, Agame screen will appear.

CScreen adjustment tips

In displaying computer video on ahome television receiver,

there are some cases where colours and adjustments for TV

broadcast reception are unsuitable for your MSX personal

computer If such acase is true, perform colour adjustments as

follows:

fl) Adjust cyan fsky blue} with the hue control knob so that

colouring can be unlike green and blue.

(2)Adjust colouring with the colour intensity control knob so that

yellow and grey, and grey and white are distinctive.

(3) Adjust brightness with the brightness control knob so that the

entire screen is not whitish

(4) Adjust the video knob so that white on screen does not flicker.

(5) Adjust the picture quality control knob so that Konaml on the

screen is sharp.

2,5 Resetting the Game -|CTRL I,ISHIFT [

A. Function

*This function is used to correct the stage number selection and

player number setting.

8Operation^

fi ) press the l~STOP Ikey during game play to pause the game.

(2)

Press the ("ctrL IWThe following menu screen will appear

MENU *DISK SAVE

DISK LOAD

TAPE SAVE

TAPI LOAD

RANKING

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(3) Position the cursor to END on the screen using the @or @

cursor key.

(4) White pressing the ICTRL Iand [shift Ikeys together, press

the space key.

(5) The game is reset and the display returns to the start screen.

3. Others

3.1, Error Corrections

A.Disk-rel aled errors.

(1 )When attempting to execute LOAD or SAVE with the disk

unloaded:

DISK-SAVE DISK ERROR

HI SCORE "DISK OFFLINE"

RETURN KEY RETRY

SPACE KEY ABORT

f2j When attempting lo execute data gave on adisk with the

write-protect notch covered:

DISK SAVE DISK ERROR

HI SCORE "WRITE PROTECTED"

RETURN KEY RETRY

SPACE KEY ABORT

(3) When attempting to execute data save on adisk with no

write-available area:

DISK-SAVE -DISK ERROR

"DISK FULL"

HIT RETURN KEY

RepFace the disk.

Press the return key. The display returns to the initial menu

screen. For these errors, the following error messages (E in the

above figure) are displayed:

'TOO MANY FILES

"DISK 10 ERROR'

“DISK READ ERRORH

0. Cassette tape error

(1)

When an error Is detected during SAVE or LOAD operation, the

following screen will appear.

TAPE-SAVE TAPE IO ERROR

HI SCORE HIT RETURN KEV

(2)

Press the return key The display returns to the initial menu

screen.

C, Printer Error

(1) When aprinter command (hardcopy or ranking print

command) is issued with the printer turned olf or the power

cord removed.

To restart printing, press the return key To abort printing,

press the space key,

RANKING PRINTER MODE

"NOT READY"

RETURN KEY RETRY

SPACE KEY ABORT

D, Required terminatio n of cassette taping

(!) Depress the [Ctrl] and ISTOP! keys simultaneously during

taping (data save or load operation). After awhile, error

correction action described in B.(1) will be taken.

E. Pausing fo rprinting

(1) Press lhe ICTRL Iand jSTOP Ikey simultaneously. The

following menu screen will appear:

PRINTER PRINTER MODE

"PAUSING"

RETURN KEY RETRY

RC-701 SPACE KEY ABORT

(2) To continue with printing, press the return key To abort prim

operation, press the space key,

3.2 Use of the Screen Library (Disk) to the Seat Advantage

*The collected game screen daia can be used in your own

BASIC program

*The data disk-saved using the dIsk save ope rail on of Ihe screen

library function cannot directly be used for the BASIC

program Prepare data as described below

(1) Set up screen library data file (named ABC).

(2) Choose SELF on the start screen and press the space key.

(3) Choose LOAD SCREEN DATA.

(4) Choose LOAD DISK DATA.

(6) Choose ABC, S01 and load the data. At the end of loading, the

following menu screen will appear.

SELF MODI MENU

COLOR TEST PATTERN

LOAD SCREEN DATA

END

(6) Choose END While keeping the [CTRL I . and |shift Ikeys

pressed simultaneously, press the space key.

(7) Data conversion Is done and the next lile is generaled.

New Ills ABC, VRM

File name (same as library name)

File lype (fixed)

(0) Apply this file to BASIC as follows:

10 SCREEN 2,2. Set the screen mode to 2.

20 COLOR .1 Set backdrop colour to 1(black).

30 BLOAD "ABC. VRMLS Library screen display

3,3 List Of Operation with Konami'S Cartridge

This cartridge can run with all the Ken ami's M5X cartridges as

summarized below, except for some games.

Mode) No Trite Modification

ter Slags

Selling

Modification

for the NOI

cl Player

Asruking

Function

RG-701 Aniarcli* Adwnluni OK XOK

floras Mdn*oy Atedamy XOK OK

flc-rao Tima Pilot XOK OK

flC»7W Froggar XOK OK

ftcros iSupor Cobra XOK OK

pierce Konami'a Billiard XOK OK

RC 707 Karmm't Mnih-Jonc X X X

PC TIC TricKSfmio 7OK (NOlO 1) XOK

RC711 Tfiich Xhold 2OK (Nolo 1] XOK

RC-71B Hypnf Sport! 1OK XOK

RC-717 Hypter Spwtt ?OK XOK

flC-715 Hypn-r Rally OK (Note 2) XOK

HC-730 KohAtei'! Tenme XXX

RC-7?3 Kaflsppii’a Qflll X X X

non* HDnnmi'ft BbwImiM XXX

flc-jse PuppolS X4Mute 3) OK OK

nC’7» Hftflrt Fighter OK XOK

BC-73T Konarni‘a Pmg Pong XX X

HC-J32 Konami'a, Soccer X| Note XX

HC’733 Hitper SfMJfla 3OK (Nolo 5) XOK

RC-736 Konaml'a Box-ng OK XX

(Note 1) Difficult/ does not change if more than 2 laps is set up,

(Note 2) The numerical value of Qualify is fixed, unchangeable,

(Note 3) Possible to modificate only Background The position

on the map does not change,

(Note 4RC-735 works only on the stage of PK match, if the

setting of Ihe stage is modificated.

(Note 5) Difficulty is fixed, unchangeable,

For your information

Usually, RC-735 is used on ihe SLOT No, 1and Game

Cartridge must be on the SLOT No. 2.

However when RG-744 Vampire Killer played, please set

RC-735 on the SLOT No. 2and RG-744 on ihe SLOT No. 1

*This cartridge can run on any MSX personal computer.

*Be sure to turn off the main power when loading or unloading

the cartridge

*Remember that this cartridge is aprecision device. Do not

disassemble the cartridge

*Th Is ca rtrl dge 15aprod uct orig ihated Irom Kon ami. You may

nol copy, modify or transfer the program, or any copy,

modification or merged portion, In whole or in part, without the

prior written permission o! Konami,

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