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	Track & Field - Coin-Op Videogame Pinout

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Official pcb pin-out information may be available in the manual:

1. Track Field Schematics  4 Pages, 10.2 MB File.
2. Track Field Trophey Promotion  1 Pages, 16 kB File.
3. Track and Field Cocktail Service manual  31 Pages, 861 kB File.
4. Track Field Track Ball Conversion Manual  5 Pages, 2.6 MB File.
5. Track and Field Manual  23 Pages, 3.3 MB File.
6. Service Manual  23 Pages, 3.3 MB File.

There is a specific pin-out record on file for Track & Field:

Track & Field, Centuri, 1983
----------------------------

        SOLDER SIDE                     PARTS SIDE
        --------------------------------------------------
        --NC--                  1       +12 V
        Speaker out             2       Speaker out
        * 4P Run 2              3       * 4P Jump
        * 3P Run 2              4       * 3P Jump
        1P Start                5       2P Start
        2P Jump                 6       * 3P Run 1
        2P Run 2                7       SERVICE
        1P Jump                 8       1P Run 2
        1P Run 1                9       4P Start
        COIN 1                  10      COIN 2
        3P Start                11      COIN COUNTER 1
        2P Run 1                12      COIN COUNTER 2
        >GREEN<                 13      >BLUE<
        >RED<                   14      SYNC
        --NC--                  15      * 4P Run 1
        GND                     16      GND
        GND                     17      GND
        +5 V                    18      +5 V

        So the game needs 4 start buttons and 2 sets of 3 buttons
        for play (JUMP, RUN 1, RUN 2), Assuming dips are set for upright
        cabinet. If there's more than 2 players, players take turns
        at controls. 

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NOTE: Conversion class and pin-out data is contributed by the community and although is believed to be correct (most of the time), has not been tested or verified.
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