Noteworthy features

• World's first:
• . dual physical-core processor control board with shared memory
• . solenoid matrix power system
• . all-player alphanumeric score displays that talks to you (similar to Bally's 6803 series)
• . sophisticated self-test and diagnostic system including a CPU board's hexadecimal-driven red LED numeric status display
• . non-volatile RAM chip, eliminating batteries to keep memory after power loss
• . cabinet, except sides, and scorebox entirely made of metal
• . overcurrent protection to matrix solenoids with sense signal to CPU
• . overcurrent protection to reflective and continuous solenoids
• . overcurrent protection to matrix lamps
• . 16 column, 8 row lamp matrix
• . 16 column, 8 row switch matrix
• uses similar Williams diagnostic controls on coin door
• custom coin door design with WICO decal on front
• green LEDs on driver board to indicate live circuits and good fuses
• recalls last player score(s) when power is restored
• watchdog circuit with red LED indicator
• DIP switch game settings on driver board

Trivia

• Af-Tor is the first pinball manufactured by Wico. Their only other machine was Big Top (1977), and was only marketed for non-commerical home use.
• The game designer remains anonymous as of today.
• Jeanine Mitchell modeled herself for the artwork in both the scorebox and playfield.
• All PCBs were made by XTAR.

Backbox ornament(s)

scorebox mounted on metal beams fluorescent displays for scores and status speaker mounted at bottom of box fluorescent-lamp backlit artwork on plexiglass

Video mode

This machine has no dot matrix or video display, so it has no videmode.