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Program Summary Report for iGame-Plus Version I0000574/G0000684
COMPLETE SET OF VIDEO GAME CHIPS
Game PROMs
The game program is stored on a set of two programmable, read-only memory chips
(PROMs), which are 27080 or 270801 devices. The labels indicate GME1 or GME2
and the game version (G0000684).
Base PROM
The paytable program is stored on this PROM, which is a 27C240, 27C4002, or
27C4096 device. The label indicates BASE and the paytable version (I0000574).
Character Flash
Card(s)
This program requires 8 MB of memory. The CG number is C0000460.
Pixel Flash
Card(s)
This program requires 32 MB of memory. The pixel number is C0000460.
DSS Flash Card
The enhanced sound is stored on a multimedia lite board II. Set all DIP switches to
off. The sound program number is DSS00072.
Key Chip
The key chip is a 4096 or a 27C240 device. The label indicates KEY00017.
NOTE: This game requires processor board p/n 757-039-0x.
GAME TYPE
My Rich Uncle is a five-reel, nine-payline game. This version contains nine games (paytables) and two
bonus games: Will of Winnings Bonus and Safe Bet Bonus. It supports single denomination, hopper,
thermal printer, and coupon capabilities.
FEATURES AND CAPABILITIES
Auto Rebet
The player can automatically wager the same number of credits as in the
previous game’s initial bet.
Bill Acceptor
Uses ID-024 and is capable of handling $1, $2, $5, $10, $20, $50, and $100
bills.
NOTE: Bill acceptor ID-024B is required for Bally coupon capability.
Cash Out Menu
Revision A
If enabled, this menu is displayed when the Cash Out button is pressed. If a
ticket printer is available, the player can divide the cash out between the
hopper and a ticket. Cash outs are completed when the Cash Out icon is
touched. Cash outs can be canceled by touching the Return To Game icon.
Cash out menu options are set by the operator in the Cashout Menu Setup
submenu.
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More icon. This icon is displayed when the cash out can be divided between
the hopper and a ticket. Each time this icon in the Ticket Cash Out box is
touched, the amount to be paid by ticket increases by the value of one coin,
and the amount to be paid by hopper decreases. Each time this icon in the
Coin Cash Out box is touched, the amount to be paid from the hopper
increases by the value of one coin, and the amount to be paid by ticket
decreases, until the max coins value is reached.
Max Coins icon. When this icon is touched, the machine is set to pay the
maximum amount from the hopper and the remainder by ticket. The max
coins value equals the player coin limit, or if the accumulated credits are less
than the player coin limit, the amount that can be paid as coins from the
hopper. Residual credits are not included in the max coins value. If residual
credits are present and a printer is available, they are paid by ticket;
otherwise, they are left on the machine.
All Ticket icon. When this icon is touched, the machine is set to pay the
entire cash out by ticket.
All Handpay icon. This icon is displayed when the printer is not available,
residual credits are present, or the cash out is less than the hopper limit.
When this icon is touched, the machine is set to create a hand-pay condition
for the entire cash out.
Quick Coin icon. If enabled, the player has the ability to generate a partial
cash out from the hopper. The operator determines the quick coin amount
that is offered to the player. If the amount accumulated on the credit meter
is less than the quick coin amount, this icon is not displayed; otherwise, this
option is available whenever the cash out menu is displayed.
Coins In
Accepted coins are directed to the credit meter.
Credit Roll Up
After a winning game, the player can press any panel button to speed up or
immediately complete the credit roll up.
EZ Pay
The EZ Pay feature provides continuous validation of pay outs through SAS
communication with a host machine. To use EZ Pay, the following are
required: the bill acceptor has voucher acceptance firmware; the enhanced
validation and validation security options are enabled; SAS communications
supporting EZ Pay is installed; a unique SAS address is set; and the machine
is enrolled by the EZ Pay system. If the machine is to print vouchers, a
thermal printer and appropriate printer software must be installed and enabled.
EZ Pay features vary, depending on the printer, enhanced validation, and
validation security option settings. For more detailed information, refer to the
section of the PSR titled CONFIGURATION TABLE.
Information Systems
Bally Miser, IGT SAS, and Wide Area Marketing Monitoring system
(WAMM).
Maximum Bet
Fixed at 45 credits.
Mechanical Meters
The default meters are total credits played, total credits won, and drop. If
installed on the machine, the fourth meter displays jackpots x 10, the fifth meter
displays total games played, and the sixth meter displays canceled credits.
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Out of Service Mode
Touching the Out of Service icon in the Attendant Menu renders the
machine inoperable without turning the machine’s power off. If credits are
accumulated, the attendant cannot place the machine into the out-of-service
mode. To clear the out-of-service mode, turn the reset key.
Player Options
None.
Progressive Capability
None.
Receipts and Vouchers
To print vouchers and receipts, a thermal printer configured with the
appropriate software must be installed, and the printer option must be
enabled.
Receipts for jackpots & hand pays. If enabled, accounting receipts are
printed for jackpot and hand-pay conditions.
Voucher rejection. If a validated voucher is inserted into a hopper-only
machine whose denomination is not compatible, the voucher is rejected. For
example, if a player inserts a voucher for $0.15 into a machine whose hopper
denomination is set to $0.25, the voucher is rejected. There is no limit to the
number of times a voucher can be inserted into and rejected by the machine.
Numerous voucher rejections do not cause the change lamp to light.
SAS Bonus Feature
To use the bonus feature, the communication system must be SAS 4.0 or
later, the SAS polling address must be set to 001, the SAS bonusing option
must be enabled with the key chip, and the machine must be equipped with
the DCN+ player tracking device. When the SAS bonusing option is
enabled, bonus pays are enabled. Wins from game play and pending bonuses
are awarded at the end of each game.
Tokenization
Accepted bills and coins are directed to the credit meter. Wins that do not
exceed the jackpot or credit limits are directed to the credit meter.
Wins exceeding credit limit. If the machine is in the hopper mode and a
win exceeds the credit limit but not the hopper limit, the win is paid from the
hopper. When the win amount is not a multiple of the token value, the
additional credits needed to pay the entire win from the hopper are deducted
from the credit meter and added to the win amount. The token equivalent is
paid from the hopper.
Cash outs. When the player cashes out, the number of credits paid is
displayed on the player paid meter. When the cash out amount is not a
multiple of the token value and a printer is not available, the player has the
option of creating a hand pay or playing off the residual credits.
Two-Stage Candle
The top level lit signifies a change request or machine-disabled mode. A
slow flash on the top level signifies a tilt or hand-pay condition. A fast flash
on the top level signifies the Operator or Attendant Menu is being accessed.
A medium flash on the bottom level signifies the main door is open. A fast
flash on the bottom level signifies the drop door is open.
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CONFIGURATION TABLE
Printer
Validation Mode
Validation
Security
Off
Std
Off
On
Enh
Sys
Features
On
EZ Pay Configuration with Printer
✔
✔
✔
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
✔
✔
✔
•
•
•
•
EZ Pay communication system enrollment required.
Cash vouchers may be validated and printed.
Hopper operation is optional.
Hand pays are validated, and optional accounting receipts may be
printed.
Vouchers are accepted by the machine when authorized by the system.
If communication with the EZ Pay system is lost, cash vouchers will not
be printed. The machine validates hand pays and prints optional
accounting receipts until the validation buffer is full. When the buffer is
full, the gaming machine is disabled.
This is a temporary recovery mode to be used when the EZ Pay system is
not available. Information on hand pays that occur while in this mode is
lost. Information in the validation buffer is reported when the EZ Pay
system becomes available.
EZ Pay communication system enrollment not required.
Hopper-only operation. No cash vouchers are printed.
Hand pays are not validated, and accounting receipts are not printed.
Vouchers are accepted by the machine when validated by system.
EZ Pay Configuration without Printer
✔
✔
✔
✔
✔
•
•
•
•
•
EZ Pay communication system enrollment required.
Standard hopper operation.
Hand pays are validated.
Vouchers are accepted by the machine when validated by system.
If communication with the EZ Pay system is lost, the machine validates
hand pays until the validation buffer is full. When the buffer is full, the
gaming machine is disabled. Information in the validation buffer is
reported when the EZ Pay system becomes available.
•
This is a temporary recovery mode to be used when the EZ Pay system is
not available. Information on hand pays that occur while in this mode is
lost. Information in the validation buffer is reported when the EZ Pay
system becomes available.
EZ Pay communication system enrollment not required.
Hopper only operation.
Hand pays are not validated.
Vouchers are accepted by the machine when authorized by the system.
✔
•
•
•
•
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Printer
Validation Mode
Validation
Security
Off
Std
Off
On
Enh
Sys
Features
On
Non-EZ Pay, Secure Validation Configurations
✔
✔
✔
Not
available
✔
Not
available
•
•
•
•
•
Appropriate secure validation communication system required.
Cash vouchers may be validated by the system and printed.
Hopper operation is optional.
Hand pays are not validated by the gaming machine, and accounting
receipts are not available.
Vouchers are accepted by the machine when authorized by the system.
•
Not a valid configuration.
Other Configurations
✔
✔
✔
✔
✔
✔
MENU ACCESS
Attendant Menu
Operator Menu
Key Chip Menu
✔
✔
No effect
•
•
•
•
•
Communication system required.
Cash vouchers may be validated and printed.
Hopper operation is optional.
Optional accounting receipts may be validated and printed.
Gaming machine becomes disabled when four or more validations are in
buffer.
•
•
•
•
No communication system required.
Cash vouchers may be validated and printed.
Hopper operation is optional.
Optional accounting receipts may be validated and printed.
•
•
No communication system required.
Standard hopper operation.
Turn the reset key.
Open the door and press the test switch.
If credits are not accumulated, turn the machine power off. Remove the
base PROM from the processor board. Insert the key chip into the base
PROM socket. Turn the power on. If the processor board has green LEDs,
wait until the two green LEDs become lit; otherwise, wait until the first two
amber LEDs become lit. Turn the power off. Remove the key chip. Reinsert the base PROM. Turn the power on. When the machine completes
the initialization process, the machine displays the Key Chip Menu.
CAUTION: After the base PROM is re-inserted, visually inspect it to ensure that
it is properly seated and that all the pins are in contact with the socket.
OPERATOR-SELECTABLE OPTIONS
Some options in the Operator Menu are unavailable while a game is in progress, while credits are
accumulated, or while the machine is in a hand-pay condition. Some options are displayed in the Operator
Menu but can be changed only from the Key Chip Menu. The following options appear in the Operator
and/or Key Chip Menu:
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Acceptor Credit Limit
The machine accepts a bill, coin, or voucher if the value of the inserted
money plus the monetary value of accumulated credits is less than or equal to
the acceptor credit limit. The maximum setting for the acceptor credit limit
is $3,000.00. If credits are not accumulated, access the Operator Menu and
touch Setup, Machine Options, and Credit Style Setup.
Attract Mode
The attract mode can be set for animation. From the Operator Menu, touch
Setup, Machine Options, and Attract Setup.
Bally Miser
Communications
Bill and Printer
Tilt Setup
To select the Miser protocol version, access the Operator Menu and touch
Setup, Comm. Options, Bally Miser, and Protocol Version Setup. To set the
communication channel, access the Operator Menu and touch Setup, Comm.
Options, and Comm Channel Setup; from the Key Chip Menu, touch Comm.
Options and Comm Channel Setup.
The first page controls the bill tilt setup. If the printer is enabled, the third
page controls the printer tilt setup. If set to no tilt, game play continues. If
set to soft tilt, game play continues, but the Operator Menu displays a
message until the tilt is cleared. If set to hard tilt, game play halts until the
tilt is cleared. From the Operator Menu, touch Setup, Machine Options, Bill
Validator Options, and Bill & Printer Tilt Setup.
Bill Change Mode
If enabled, accepted bills are exchanged for coins that are paid from the
hopper. If disabled, bills are converted to credits. To enable or disable this
function, access the Key Chip Menu and touch Bill Change Mode. To view
this option’s setting, access the Operator Menu and touch Setup, Machine
Options, Bill Validator Options, and Bill Change Mode.
Bill Rejection Limit
Determines how many times bills can be rejected before the game
automatically lights the change lamp. If the number of times a bill is rejected
is equal to the bill rejection limit, the change lamp automatically lights. If set
to zero, rejected bills do not affect the change lamp. From the Operator
Menu, touch Setup, Machine Options, Bill Validator Options, Bill & Printer
Tilt Setup, and access the second page.
Bill Validator CRC
Mismatch
Cash Out Menu
Revision A
When the bill validator firmware is changed or upgraded, a bill validator
cyclic redundancy check (CRC) mismatch occurs. To clear this error, access
the Operator Menu and touch Setup, Machine Options, Bill Validator
Options, and Clear Bill Val. CRC Mismatch.
Determines whether the cash out menu is displayed when the Cash Out
button is pressed. If credits are not accumulated, access the Operator Menu
and touch Setup, Machine Options, Cashout Menu Setup, and the Change
icon next to PLAYER SELECTABLE CASHOUT.
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Clock
To set the time and date on the real-time clock (RTC), access the Operator
Menu and touch Setup, Machine Options, and RTC Setup.
NOTE: The date and time displays in the accounting pages and event logs will be
incorrect if the RTC is not set properly.
NOTE: If the time and date are set through SAS, local RTC settings are ignored.
Coin Pay Limit
To use this option, the printer must be enabled. If the cash out menu option
is disabled, this limit determines the maximum amount paid from the hopper.
If the cash out menu option is enabled, this determines the amounts initially
displayed in the Ticket Cash Out and Coin Cash Out boxes. From the
Operator Menu, touch Setup, Machine Options, and Ticket Pay Setup.
Split pay option disabled. When the cash out menu option is disabled, pay
outs less than or equal to the coin pay limit are paid entirely from the hopper.
Pay outs greater than the coin pay limit are paid entirely by ticket. When the
cash out menu option is enabled, the entire cash out is initially displayed in
the Ticket Cash Out box if it is greater than the coin pay limit or is not evenly
divisible by the hopper/coin acceptor denomination; otherwise, the entire
amount is initially displayed in the Coin Cash Out box.
Split pay option enabled. If the cash out menu option is disabled, coins are
paid from the hopper until the number of coins paid equals the coin pay limit.
The remainder of the pay out is paid by ticket. If the cash out menu option
is enabled and the cash out is greater than the coin pay limit, this is the
amount initially displayed in the Coin Cash Out box; the remainder is the
amount initially displayed in the Ticket Cash Out box.
Credit Limit
Determines the maximum number of credits that can be accumulated. If
credits are not accumulated, access the Operator Menu and touch Setup,
Machine Options, and Credit Style Setup.
Denomination
If credits are not accumulated, the denomination can be set to $0.01, $0.02,
$0.05, $0.10, $0.20, $0.25, $0.50, $1, $2, $2.50, $5, $10, or $20. The
denomination can be set from the Operator Menu the first time; subsequent
denomination changes must be made from the Key Chip Menu. From the
Operator Menu, touch Setup, Machine Options, and Game Denom Setup.
From the Key Chip Menu, touch Game Denom Setup.
EFT
Selecting a controller. Options are none, SAS, or Bally. From the Key
Chip Menu, touch Comm. Options, EFT Setup, and the Change icon next to
EFT CONTROLLER. If SAS is selected, select whether SAS EFT
communicates on the primary or secondary controller by accessing the Key
Chip or Operator Menu, and touching Comm. Options, IGT SAS, Controller
Setup, and the Change icon next to EFT TRANSACTIONS.
Coinless Mode. If enabled, the coin acceptor and hopper are disabled, and
all credits become non-cashable. From the Key Chip Menu, touch Comm.
Options, EFT Setup, and the Change icon next to COINLESS MODE.
NOTE: To use this option, the EFT controller must be SAS.
Cashout Wins. If enabled, wins greater than the credit limit are uploaded
when non-cashable credits are accumulated. If the amount is less than the
lock limit, it is automatically uploaded. If the amount is greater than the
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lock limit, the machine locks up and the screen displays CELEBRATE WIN;
the amount is uploaded when the reset key is turned. From the Key Chip
Menu, touch Comm. Options, EFT Setup, and the Change icon next to
CASHOUT WINS. Use the numeric keypad to set the lock limit.
NOTE: To use this option, the EFT controller must be SAS, and the EFT system
must support cashout wins to the system.
Game Selection
To select which game within the game family is played, access the Key Chip
Menu and touch Game Selection and the appropriate game icon. To view
this option’s setting, access the Operator Menu and touch Setup, Machine
Options, and Game Selection.
Hand Pay Options
Remote Handpay Reset. If enabled, the operator can remotely reset the
machine from the SAS host after a hand-pay condition. From the Key Chip
Menu, touch Comm. Options and Global Options.
Secure Handpay (EZ-Route). If enabled, the game sends out a hand-pay
notification every 15 seconds, until the host requests the hand-pay
information. If disabled, the game sends only one notification. From the
Key Chip or Operator Menu, touch Comm. Options, IGT SAS, Channel
Setup (Primary or Secondary), and Channel Options.
Hopper Options
Enabling the hopper. From the Key Chip Menu, touch Cashout Devices.
To view this option, access the Operator Menu and touch Setup, Machine
Options, and Cashout Devices.
Setting the hopper limit. Amounts less than or equal to the hopper limit
are paid from the hopper. When the machine is in the hopper-only mode and
a cash out or a win exceeds this limit, the screen displays CALL ATTENDANT HANDPAY. If credits are not accumulated, access the Operator Menu and
touch Setup, Machine Options, and Credit Style Setup.
NOTE: The special partial pay option is available only if the hopper limit is set to
a value that allows payment of fractional currency amounts.
NOTE: When the EFT coinless mode option is enabled, the machine
automatically sets the hopper limit and coin pay limit to zero.
NOTE: If the hopper limit is changed to a value less than the coin pay limit, the
coin pay amount is automatically reset to match the new hopper limit.
Jackpot Limit
Any single win equal to or greater than the jackpot limit locks up the
machine, and the screen displays CALL ATTENDANT - JACKPOT. If credits are
not accumulated, access the Operator Menu, and touch Setup, Machine
Options, and Credit Style Setup.
Maintenance Port Options
Technicians use this submenu to perform program maintenance. From the
Operator Menu, touch Setup, Machine Options, Maint Port Options, and
Netplex Peripheral.
Netplex Autoconfigure
This submenu detects and sets up the devices on the Netplex. From the
Operator Menu, touch Setup, Machine Options, and Netplex Auto Config.
Player Coin Limit
To use this option, the printer and cash out menu option must be enabled.
This limit determines the maximum number of coins the player can select in
the Coin Cash Out box when pays are to be split between the hopper and
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printer. If set to zero, the player cannot adjust the amounts split between the
hopper and the printer. If credits are not accumulated, access the Operator
Menu and touch Setup, Machine Options, and Cashout Menu Setup.
Printer Options
A thermal printer configured with the appropriate software must be installed,
and the printer option must be enabled for vouchers to be printed.
Enabling the printer. From the Key Chip Menu, touch Cashout Devices.
To view this option, access the Operator Menu and touch Setup, Machine
Options, and Cashout Devices.
Jackpot & hand pay receipts. If enabled, the machine prints an accounting
receipt after jackpots and hand pays are cleared. From the Key Chip Menu,
touch Cashout Devices. To view this option, access the Operator Menu and
touch Setup, Machine Options, and Cashout Devices.
NOTE: Although this option appears when the validation mode is set to system,
receipts are not printed, and this option is automatically disabled upon exit from
the Key Chip Menu.
Progressive Capability
Selecting a controller for SAS progressives. Although this option appears,
it has no effect. From the Key Chip or Operator Menu, touch Comm.
Options, IGT SAS, and Controller Setup.
Quick Coin
Determines the amount of the partial cash out that the player can request
from the cash out menu. The Quick Coin amount must be a multiple of the
hopper/coin acceptor denomination. If the value is set to an amount that is
not a multiple, the game automatically adjusts the setting. If set to zero, this
option is disabled. If credits are not accumulated, access the Operator Menu
and touch Setup, Machine Options, and Cashout Menu Setup.
SAS Bonusing
Selecting a controller. From the Key Chip or Operator Menu, touch
Comm. Options, IGT SAS, Controller Setup, and the Change icon next to
SYSTEM BONUSING.
Enable/disable SAS bonusing. From the Key Chip Menu, touch Comm.
Options, Global Options, and the Change icon next to SYSTEM BONUSING.
NOTE: Before enabling this option, set the SAS address to 001.
SAS Communications
To set the SAS address, access the Key Chip or Operator Menu and touch
Comm. Options, IGT SAS, Channel Setup (Primary or Secondary), and Set
Machine Address. To set the communication channel, access the Key Chip
or Operator Menu and touch Comm. Options and Comm Channel Setup.
NOTE: If enabling the SAS bonus feature, set the SAS address to 001.
NOTE: For SAS to enable/disable the bill validator, SAS must use the primary
controller.
EZ Pay communications. To configure EZ Pay communications, the
following options must be set. To set whether the EZ Pay validation system
communicates with the primary or secondary controller, access the Key Chip
or Operator Menu and touch Comm. Options, IGT SAS, and Controller
Setup. To set the channel number assigned to the selected controller, access
the Key Chip or Operator Menu and touch Comm. Options and Comm
Channel Setup. To set the address, access the Key Chip or Operator Menu
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and touch Comm. Options, IGT SAS, Channel Setup (Primary or
Secondary), and Set Machine Address.
SAS Game Play
Exceptions
If enabled, non-critical game play events, such as game has started and game
has ended, are reported to the SAS host. From the Key Chip or Operator
Menu, touch Comm. Options, IGT SAS, Channel Setup (Primary or
Secondary), and Channel Options.
Serial Number
To set the machine serial number, access the Operator Menu and touch
Setup, Comm. Options, and Serial No. Setup. This number should match the
number on the serial ID tag attached to the outside of the machine.
Site Information
This submenu is displayed only if the printer is enabled. To store the site
name and address, access the Operator Menu and touch Setup, Machine
Options, and Site ID Setup.
NOTE: If site information is supplied by the EZ Pay system, this submenu should
not be used.
Sound Options
The game’s sounds can be individually adjusted. From the Operator Menu,
touch Setup, Machine Options, and Sound Setup; from the Attendant Menu,
touch Sound Setup.
Special Partial Pay
This option is available only if tokenization is disabled. When set to PARTIAL
$ AMOUNTS FOR HANDPAYS ARE PAID BY HOPPER, the fractional currency
amount of the hand pay is paid from the hopper. When in a hand-pay
condition, the hopper pays amounts less than a dollar, making the hand pay
an even dollar amount. If credits are not accumulated, access the Operator
Menu and touch Setup, Machine Options, and Credit Style Setup.
NOTE: This feature is available when the machine is in hopper-only mode.
Split Pay
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To use this option, the printer must be enabled. If the cash out menu
option is disabled, this determines whether pay outs are divided between
the hopper and a ticket. To enable this option, a coin pay limit must be
entered and saved. From the Operator Menu, touch Setup, Machine
Options, Ticket Pay Setup, and the Change icon next to SPLIT PAY
FEATURE.
Split pay option disabled. When the cash out menu option is disabled, pay
outs less than or equal to the coin pay limit are paid entirely from the hopper.
Pay outs greater than the coin pay limit are paid entirely by ticket. When the
cash out menu option is enabled, the entire cash out is initially displayed in
the Ticket Cash Out box if it is greater than the coin pay limit or is not evenly
divisible by the hopper/coin acceptor denomination; otherwise, the entire
amount is initially displayed in the Coin Cash Out box.
Split pay option enabled. If the cash out menu option is disabled, coins are
paid from the hopper until the number of coins paid equals the coin pay limit.
The remainder of the pay out is paid by ticket. If the cash out menu option
is enabled and the cash out is greater than the coin pay limit, the coin pay
limit is the amount initially displayed in the Coin Cash Out box; the
remainder is the amount initially displayed in the Ticket Cash Out box.
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Token Value
To specify the number of credits given for each token, access the Key Chip
Menu and touch Token Setup. To view this option’s setting, access the
Operator Menu and touch Setup, Machine Options, and Token Setup.
NOTE: Because the hopper limit is based on the number of credits, not the number
of tokens, the hopper limit is automatically set to a multiple of the token value.
Validation
For more detailed information about validation, refer to CONFIGURATION
TABLE. To use any validation option other than the system validation mode,
SAS must be set up properly.
Selecting a controller. From the Key Chip or Operator Menu, touch
Comm. Options, IGT SAS, Controller Setup, and the Change icon next to
VALIDATION.
Standard Validation. Select this option when not using the EZ Pay or
other secure validation system. From the Key Chip Menu, touch Comm.
Options, IGT SAS, Validation Setup, and the Change icon next to
VALIDATION MODE until STANDARD appears.
Enhanced Validation. Select this option when the EZ Pay system is used to
validate vouchers and hand pays. From the Key Chip Menu, touch Comm.
Options, IGT SAS, Validation Setup, and the Change icon next to
VALIDATION MODE until ENHANCED appears.
NOTE: For the EZ Pay system to work properly, the validation mode must be set
to enhanced, and the validation security option must be enabled.
System Validation. Select this option when a non-EZ Pay, secure system is
used to validate vouchers. Vouchers are validated at the time of the pay out
only, and hand-pay and jackpot receipts are not available. From the Key
Chip Menu, touch Comm. Options, IGT SAS, Validation Setup, and the
Change icon next to VALIDATION MODE until SYSTEM appears.
NOTE: If system is selected, the validation security option is not available.
Validation Security. If enabled, the machine protects validation information
when communications with the validation system are interrupted. When the
validation buffer is full, the machine locks up and displays VALIDATION
BUFFER FULL. When the validation mode is set to enhanced, the machine also
locks up and displays VALIDATION NOT CONFIGURED if the host has not
enrolled the gaming machine. If the validation security option is disabled,
validation information may be lost. From the Key Chip or Operator Menu,
touch Comm. Options, IGT SAS, and Validation Setup.
NOTE: For the EZ Pay system to work properly, the validation mode must be set
to enhanced, and the validation security option must be enabled.
WAMM Communications
To set the WAMM polling address, access the Operator Menu and touch
Setup, Comm. Options, and WAMM. Address 0 is typically not used
because machines default to that address after memory tilts.
Win Payments
If the printer and tokenization are disabled, wins can be directed to the
hopper or the credit meter. If credits are not accumulated, access the
Operator Menu and touch Setup, Machine Options, and Credit Style Setup.
NOTE: This option only applies to win payments that are not in excess of the
credit limit, jackpot limit, or hopper limit.
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ACCOUNTING
Bill validator meters are displayed in dollars and cents; all other meters are expressed in credits. To access
the accounting meters, access the Operator or Attendant Menu and touch Accounting.
Machine Master
Accounting
Machine Period
Accounting
These meters provide information covering the life of the machine and
include categories such as games played and won, coins and bills in, drop,
and SAS bonus information. Any game played on the machine contributes to
the totals in these categories. This page does not display individual game
statistics.
These meters provide the same information as the machine master meters;
however, they only represent activity since the period meters were last reset.
Game Group Accounting
This page displays the games played, the credits played, the credits won, and
the hold percentage totals for the game family (group).
Game Accounting
Touching this icon displays an icon for each game (paytable) available within
the family. Information such as credits played, credits won, machine pays,
and hand pays is provided.
Game Set Recall
Each time the operator-enabled games are changed, a new game set is
created, and the meters for all games are reset to zero. Up to ten game sets
are stored for recall. This menu indicates the specific game selected from the
game family (game number) as well as the games played, credits played,
credits won, and hold percentages.
Security Accounting
This page displays information such as the time each door was last opened
and closed, the number of games played since each door was opened, and the
number of games played since the last power reset.
Error Accounting
These meters count the number of events such as coin and bill jams, hopperempty conditions, and bill validator errors.
Program Version
Information
The first page identifies the version numbers of the chips installed on the
processor board. Regulatory agencies use the second page, which lists the
game, its personality ID, personality CRC, paytable ID, and paytable CRC.
Bill Accounting
This page displays the total dollar amount and number of bills accepted by
the bill validator.
Voucher Accounting
This page displays master and period values for cashout, receipt, and jackpot
vouchers.
WAMM Accounting
This page displays the meter information, such as total coins in, total bonus
credits won, and total games won that is sent to the CCOM.
Cashless Info Display
This page displays current, master, and period EFT information.
For detailed information about the accounting meters, refer to the Supplemental Accounting Information
for Game King Version G0000684, available from your IGT representative.
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DIAGNOSTICS
The Comm Channel Analyzer, Hopper Test, Printer Test, and Game Tests submenus can be accessed only
from the Operator Menu; all other submenus can be accessed from the Attendant or Operator Menu.
Input and Output
Tests
The Front Panel I/O Test submenu tests the player panel switches and the diverter
switches. The Cabinet I/O Test submenu tests features such as meter disconnects
and candle lamps. The Processor Board I/O Test submenu tests functions such as the
main door input, reset key switch, and low battery detection.
Sound Test
This submenu tests the machine’s sound system.
Video Test
This submenu verifies the monitor’s color purity and alignment.
Comm Channel
Analyzer
Touch Screen
Calibration
This submenu displays the status of all serial communication channels, such as the
Netplex serial communication line.
This submenu allows the operator to calibrate and test the touch screen controller. If
the monitor has been adjusted, the operator must recalibrate the touch screen.
Bill Validator Test
This submenu enables or disables the bill validator and tests the device.
Hopper Test
This submenu allows the operator to test the hopper operation. To access this page,
touch Hopper Test and turn the reset key.
Printer Test
Allows the operator to test the printer operation by printing a voucher or advancing
the paper.
Game Tests
Allows the operator to test paytables and reel strips for all games. Touch Paytable
Tests or Reel Strip Tests to view paytable icons.
Calculate ROM
CRC
For devices such as bill validators and touch screens, technicians can request a CRC
to verify that firmware tampering has not occurred. Select a device, enter the
starting seed value and starting address, and touch Calculate. Some devices do not
support the CRC request feature and do not respond to a CRC request.
PLAY HISTORY
The Play History submenu is accessible from the Attendant and Operator Menus. To access this page,
touch Play History and turn the reset key. The last 25 games played on the machine are available for recall,
beginning with the most recently completed game.
EVENT LOGS
Access event logs from the Attendant or Operator Menu.
All Events Log
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This submenu displays information about game-related activities, machine access,
peripheral device errors, and machine malfunctions. The program initially displays all
events in every category. One or more event categories can be selected for viewing,
leaving all non-selected events off the displayed list. To select specific event
categories, touch Select Event Types and Disable All Events to clear the selected
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events. Touch the appropriate event icon(s) and Display Events. The current event
type groupings are:
• Printer: This displays printer tilts.
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Player Cashout: This displays cash out events.
Coin Acceptor: This displays coin acceptor events.
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Game Events: This displays a play history of what specific game was played,
when the game was started, and when the game was completed.
Bill Validator: This displays non-bill transaction events such as bill jams and
stacker open.
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Bills In: This page, also known as the last bills recall page, displays bill
transactions and functions as well as incoming cashless transfers. This page
displays bill amounts in cents ($1 is displayed as 100 and $100 is displayed as
10000). The screen displays the following messages for a normal bill transaction:
BILL ACCEPTED
BILL STACKED
BILL CREDITED
10000
10000
10000
BILL ACCEPTED 10000 indicates that the validator has accepted a $100 bill to
escrow; at this point, credit has not been issued for the bill. BILL STACKED
indicates that the validator has stacked the bill, and finally, BILL CREDITED
indicates that the game has issued credits for the bill.
Another example of a bill transaction is the game instructing the validator to
reject a bill. This can occur if the bill’s credit value forces the game over its
credit limit. The screen displays the following messages:
BILL ACCEPTED
BILL REJECTED
10000
The validator accepted a $100 bill to escrow, and the game then instructed the
validator to reject the bill.
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Access Tickets: This displays door-access events.
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Exceptions: This displays any attendant screen and door access events.
Processor BD: This displays processor board events such as processor board
power applied and RAM errors.
Touch Errors: This displays touch screen errors.
System Error: IGT personnel use this page, which displays system errors
encountered by the game, to diagnose game problems.
Hopper: This displays hopper activation events.
Attendant Activity: This displays any option changes made by the attendant.
Hopper Errors: This displays hopper-error events, such as hopper empty and
extra coin paid out.
Host Bonusing: This displays SAS bonus events.
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Cashout Log
This submenu displays information about player cash outs, hand pays (cashed-out
credits that exceed the hopper limit), jackpot hand pays (single wins that exceed the
jackpot limit), and hopper pays (wins that could not be placed on the credit meter
without exceeding the credit limit).
Bill Accepted Log
This submenu displays information about bills accepted through the bill validator.
This log displays bill amounts in cents.
Voucher Accepted
Log
Voucher Printed
Log
Last 5 Handpay
Recall
Host Bonusing
Log
EFT Log
This submenu displays information about the last 50 vouchers accepted through the
bill validator.
This submenu displays information about the last 50 vouchers printed.
This submenu displays a record of the last five hand pays in chronological order,
numbered 1 (most recent) through 5 (oldest). This log displays hand-pay amounts in
credits.
This log displays a record of the last 20 bonuses sent to the machine from the SAS
host. This page displays the event number, time and date, description, and data.
This log displays a history of the last 40 EFT transactions.
MODIFY METERS
All submenus can be accessed from the Attendant or Operator Menu.
Clear Period Meters
To clear the period meters, open the coin or bill validator drop door and
touch Yes.
Hopper Fill
To access this submenu, open the main door. Enter the number of coins
added to the hopper and save the information. Once saved, the game posts a
hopper fill event and updates the hopper fill meter.
REFERENCES
Refer to the appropriate IGT publication for detailed information about Game King software and error
resolutions: Game Software: Game King Products p/n 821-321-0x, Troubleshooting: Game Machines
p/n 821-283-0x, and Game King: Quick Reference Cards p/n 821-318-0x.
For additional information or to order manuals, contact IGT Customer Service, 9295 Prototype Drive, Reno,
Nevada, (USA) 89511-8986; telephone 775-448-0364, between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. PST; FAX 775-448-0675.
For viewing and downloading technical information, visit IGT’s Web site (www.igt.com).
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