Dip Switch settings for Konami's 1987 Ajax PCB?

[PC Engine Fan X!]

I just recently score a classic arcade shmup PCB by the name of Ajax circa 1987 from Konami. It is the original Japanese Bios version. Sure, I've played the USA Bios version of Ajax at a local arcade back in 1987-1990. I'm pleasantly surprised at how Konami was able to incorporate such smooth hardware-based scaling & rotational effects into this Ajax shmup game since it's a 1987 released arcade PCB (and all in silky smooth 60 frames-per-second framerate -- this is before the Super Nintendo era, folks...and all that "Mode 7" effects circa 1991.)

What I am asking is I'd like the dip switch settings for the Konami's Ajax PCB "pretty please with a cherry on top". ^_~

Also, I noticed that this particular Ajax PCB has both stereo & mono sound outputs...at which ouput plug do I hook up a pair of stereo speakers?

I've noticed that a few of Konami's other arcade shmup PCB titles like: Gyruss and Lifeforce support stereo sound...pretty impressive for such early arcade shmup titles if you ask me. ^_~

Auto-fire on this particular Ajax really doesn't seem to help much...unless a "555" chip with a variable pot to adjust the auto-fire rate to acceptable levels on continous fire.

Thanks in advance...

PC Engine Fan X! ^_~

[llaoyllakcuf]

this Japanese site has the settings:

http://otoya.sheep-cloud.net/dipsw/a-o/ajax.html

here's the same page through a web-translator: LINK

[ccovell]

If you think the "Mode-7" era began with the SNES, I urge you to check out Namco's games such as Ordyne, Dragon Saber, and Assault. The last one is especially impressive.