Jackpot Trigger Device

Jackpot Trigger Device 3
Technical Manual
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Table of Contents
About This Manual .................................................................................................. iii
Reference Documentation ....................................................................................................... iii
Contact Information ................................................................................................................. iii
Chapter 1 - Introduction ........................................................................................... 1

JPTD3 Board Overview ..................................................................................................... 2
JPTD3 Features ................................................................................................................ 2
Chapter 2 - Hardware Details .................................................................................. 3

JPTD3 Board Layout ............................................................................................................... 4
JPTD3 Specifications .............................................................................................................. 5
Contrast and Configuration Switches ...................................................................................... 6
Operation Modes ..................................................................................................................... 6
LED Display Messages ........................................................................................................... 7
Chapter 3 - Installation ............................................................................................. 9

JPTD3 341-80-20 Kit Parts List ............................................................................................... 9
Installation Instructions .......................................................................................................... 10
Chapter 4 - JPTD3 Configuration .......................................................................... 11

Configuration Instructions ...................................................................................................... 11
Configuration Options ............................................................................................................ 14
Protocol Configuration Options ....................................................................................... 15
Relay Configuration Options ........................................................................................... 16
Glossary .................................................................................................................. 19
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About This Manual
About This Manual

This manual describes the installation, usage and configuration of the Jackpot Trigger
Device 3 (JPTD3), which has been improved for easier configuration and simplified for
efficiency.
Reference Documentation
Documentation for all PGIC products is available on the PGIC extranet at:
https://extranet.progressivegaming.net
Contact Information
Contact PGIC Customer Service if you have questions or comments about this document or
any other PGIC product.
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Ch 1 - Introduction
Chapter 1 - Introduction
The Jackpot Trigger Device 3 (JPTD3) is a digital, programmable board with two relays that
activate peripheral devices for visual or audio output.
The specific output activated and how that output is activated is determined by signals
received from the controller and by how the JPTD3 is configured. Figure 1.1 below shows
how the JPTD3 relates to the rest of the progressive system.
Figure 1.1
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Block Diagram - Jackpot Trigger Device Functionality
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Ch 1 - Introduction
JPTD3 Board Overview

Installation, configuration, and testing are simplified through the elimination of DIP switches.
Addresses and other configuration data are stored in an on-board flash EEPROM
(Electronically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory). This EEPROM is configured
with six push-button switches.
JPTD3 Features
The JPTD3 is designed to support existing PGIC applications, providing backward
compatibility. Those specific features are listed in the sections below.
Software Features
2 Programmable relay attributes
Protocol functions
Hardware Features:
Flash EEPROM non-volatile memory for setup and configuration
A six-button configuration replaces the DIP switch
2x16 LED display for configuration and system status
Adjustable Contrast Control
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Ch 2 - Hardware Details
Chapter 2 - Hardware Details

This chapter provides a detailed explanation of the hardware for the
Jackpot Trigger Device 3.
The photograph below shows the JPTD3 board in the supporting case with the power supply
connected and one relay wire connection.
Figure 2.1
Jackpot Trigger Device 3 photograph with power supply and relay cable
LED Display
Configuration
Switches 1 - 6
*J2 (JTAG)
programming port
J1 Power Supply
J3 and J4 Relay
Cable and
Connectors
J5 RS-422/485 Controller
Connection
The J2 (JTAG) programming port is the ICSP port for the processor. It is used
for debugging and downloading code. This port is for PGIC internal use ONLY.
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JPTD3 Board Layout

Figure 2.2 identifies the important hardware features necessary for understanding installation
and configuration.
Figure 2.2
JPTD3 board layout

Contrast Control
Switch 1
LED Display
Switch 2
Switch 4
Switch 3
Switch 5
Switch 6
Relay 1 and
Connector
Power Supply
Relay 3 Slot
EMPTY
Relay 2 and
Connector
CPU
Progressive
Controller
Connector
While the raw board reflects part number 321-080-20 Rev B, the referenced part
number of the programmed Jackpot Trigger Device 3 is 341-080-20.
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JPTD3 Specifications
The following table lists the specifications and values for the Jackpot Trigger Device 3.
Table 2.1
JPTD3 Specification and values
Specification
Value
Power
Operating voltage
5 - 12VDC
Operating current
200mA DC Max
Relay 1
Electro-mechanical
5A@30V DC, 5A@250V AC
Relay 2
Electro-mechanical
Relay 3
5A@30V DC, 5A@250V AC
NOT IN USE
Electro-mechanical
5A@30V DC, 5A@250V AC
Environmental specification
Operating temperatures
0C to + 70C
Maximum relative humidity
Non-condensing 0% to 95%
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Contrast and Configuration Switches

The JPTD3 has six buttons (or switches as they are referred to from now on), a contrast
control, and an LED display used to configure it to a variety of applications. Table 2.2
describes each switch.:
Table 2.2
Configuration Switch Definitions
Switch
Description
Contrast
Controls the degree of difference between the lightest and darkest areas on the LED
display. If the JPTD3 has power and the display is not visible, adjust contrast until the
image appears.
SW1
Increments the value for the selected configuration option.
SW2
Advances to the next character field (^). This switch is only active for configuration
options that require a multiple digit entry.
SW3
Advances to the next configuration option.
SW4
Shows the previous configuration option.
SW5
Decrements the value for the selected configuration option.
SW6
Starts and exits Configuration mode, if pressed for 3 seconds. The version number
appears and allows selection of menu items for configuration.
In Configuration mode, the LED display shows menu items for configuration values or
settings. Figure 2.2 contains a diagram of the JPTD3 board, with the location of switches,
LED, and connectors.
Operation Modes
The JPTD3 has two operating modes:
Operational mode is the main application. In this mode, the JPTD3 receives input
from the Controller and sends output to the relays to activate visual or audio devices.
Configuration mode configures all system and hardware settings.
The JPTD3 defaults to Communication mode upon power up. Follow the procedure in
Configuration Instructions on page 11 to access Configuration mode.
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LED Display Messages

When power is connected to the JPTD3, RESET appears on the LED display for several
seconds. This message notifies the user that a power cycle has occurred. After configuration
is complete and the JPTD3 returns to Operation mode, two lines of status information
appear. Different messages appear depending on the protocol selected during configuration.
If CHAM2 is the selected protocol, the following information appears on the first line:
G###L##A##
= Indicates a variable numerical value
= Group Number
= Relay Level
= Address
If CASLINK is the selected protocol, the following information appears on the first line:
G###L##########
= Indicates a variable numerical value
= Group Number
= Relay Level
########
= up to 8-digits of the Machine ID or NO-MACH# if a machine number

was not entered.
The second line of information indicates if the JPTD3 is in a normal or jackpot state, the
value of the progressive, and if the device is offline:
C########.## - OFFLINE
= normal/non-jackpot state
= jackpot state
= value of the jackpot (10-digits)
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Ch 3 - Installation
Chapter 3 - Installation
This chapter provides a JPTD3 parts list and installation instructions.
JPTD3 341-80-20 Kit Parts List

The JPTD3 kit 341-80-20 includes the following parts:
Part Description
Part Number
Quantity
JPTD3 Board
321-000-20
End plates (brackets)
602-075-00
Base
604-030-00
Screws (FHPM,ST,4-40 X .5)
501-120-50
3-Pin Female Connectors
159-133-20
3-Pin Strain Relief Fittings
159-152-08
6-Pin Female Connectors
159-145-51
6-Pin Strain Relief Fittings
159-121-11
Power cord (BELDON 17500B)
150-007-10
12VDC @ 30W Power supply
147-013-20
Mounting assembly
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Ch 3 - Installation
Installation Instructions
The Jackpot Trigger Device 3 is shipped installed on a mounting bracket. The JPTD3 can be
mounted securely on a flat surface with two sheet metal screws, or can simply be placed in a
clear area inside the device. Install the JPTD3 in the desired location and follow the
instructions below.
1. Connect the power cord to the power supply.
2. Connect the power cord barrel-plug to the JPTD3 at J1.
3. Install the communication line connection:
a.
Remove approximately one to two inches of the cable jacket from the necessary
length of the 20-22 gauge two-conductor cable.
b. Crimp wires into the female connector so that the wire you designate as negative
connects to pin 1 at J5 and the wire you designate as positive connects to pin 2 at
J5.
c.
Install the female connector on J5.
d. Connect the other end of cable to the controller communication line.

4. Connect the relay wire from the device to the JPTD3 at J3 or J4 connection points.
5. Connect the power supply to the electrical outlet.
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Ch 4 - JPTD3 Configuration
Chapter 4 - JPTD3 Configuration

This chapter provides instructions on configuring the Jackpot Trigger Device 3. Use
Configuration mode (hold down SW6 for at least 3 seconds) to configure system and
hardware settings. The JPTD3 supports the following protocols:
CasinoLink (CASLINK)
CHAMII (CHAM2)
Titles that appear as main menu items in one protocol menu structure can appear as
subordinate menu items in a different protocol menu structure.
The following sections explain each of the main menu titles and subordinate menu titles.
Configuration Instructions
After the JPTD3 has been installed, it will need to be configured to function properly. Use the
procedure below to configure the JPTD3.
1. In order to enter Configuration mode, hold down SW6 until the version number
appears on the LED display (at least 3 seconds).
2. Press SW3 to advance to the first configuration option and select the appropriate
communication PROTOCOL for the device. If CASLINK is selected, follow
Configuration for CASLINK Protocol procedure to continue. If CHAM2 is
selected, follow Configuration for CHAM2 Protocol on page 13 to continue.
Configuration for CASLINK Protocol
3. Press SW3 to advance to GROUP, and then use SW1 and SW5 to select a group
address value between 0 - 255.
4. Press SW3 to advance to MACH#, and then use SW1 and SW5 to select a numerical
value between 0 - 9. Press SW2 to advance to the next digit and use SW1 and SW5 to
select a numerical value between 0 - 9, repeat as necessary up to 8-digits for the
machine number.
5. Press SW3 to advance to R1 LEVEL, and then use SW1 and SW5 to select a relay
group value between 1 - 8 or ALL.
6. Press SW3 to advance to R1 IDLE, and then use SW1 to select ON, OFF or
FLASH. Note: The idle state and jackpot state cannot be the same.
7. Press SW3 to advance to R1 JACK, and then use SW1 to select ON, OFF, FLASH,
or PULSE. If PULSE or FLASH is selected continue to Step 8, if not go to Step 9.
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8. If R1 IDLE is ON or FLASH, press SW3 to advance for R1 TIME ON, and then
use SW1 and SW5 to select a decimal value between 0 - 9. Press SW2 to advance to
the next digit, and then use SW1 and SW5 to select a decimal value between 0 - 9,
repeat as necessary up to 3 digits for the seconds that the pulse should remain on.
This option is only available if the value PULSE is selected for option R1 JACK and
defaults to 0.3 seconds.
OR
If R1 IDLE is OFF, press SW3 to advance to R1 TIME OFF, and then use SW1 and
SW5 to select a decimal value between 0 - 9. Press SW2 to advance to the next digit,
and then use SW1 and SW5 to select a decimal value between 0 - 9, repeat as
necessary up to 3 digits for the seconds that the pulse should remain off. This option
is only available if the value PULSE is selected for option R1 JACK and defaults to
0.3 seconds.
9. Continue to Step 10 to configure the R2 LEVEL if applicable; if not go to Step 14.
or PULSE. If PULSE or FLASH is selected continue to Step 13, if not go to Step 14.
OR
0.3 seconds.
14. Press SW3 to advance to AUTO TOUT, and then use SW1 and SW5 to select a
decimal value between 0 - 9. Press SW2 to advance to the next digit, and then use
SW1 and SW5 to select a decimal value between 0 - 9, repeat as necessary up to 4digits to determine the maximum celebration time.
15. Press SW3 to advance to MIN CEL, and then use SW1 and SW5 to select a decimal
value between 0 - 9. Press SW2 to advance to the next digit, and then use SW1 and
SW5 to select a decimal value between 0 - 9, repeat as necessary up to 4-digits to
determine the minimum celebration time.
16. Press SW6 to exit Configuration mode and return to Operational mode.
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Configuration for CHAM2 Protocol
3. Press SW3 to advance to GROUP, and then use SW1 and SW5 to select a group
address value between 0 - 255.
4. Press SW3 to advance to ADDR, and then use SW1 and SW5 to select a numerical
value between 1 - 64.
or PULSE. If PULSE is selected continue to Step 8, if not go to Step 9.
OR
0.3 seconds.
9. Continue to Step 10 to configure the R2 LEVEL if applicable; if not go to Step 14.
or PULSE. If PULSE is selected continue to Step 13, if not go to Step 14.
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OR
00.3 seconds.
14. Press SW3 to advance to AUTO TOUT, and then use SW1 and SW5 to select a
decimal value between 0 - 9. Press SW2 to advance to the next digit, and then use
SW1 and SW5 to select a decimal value between 0 - 9, repeat as necessary up to 4digits to determine the maximum celebration time.
15. Press SW3 to advance to MIN CEL, use SW1 and SW5 to select a decimal value
between 0 - 9. Press SW2 to advance to the next digit and use SW1 and SW5 to select
a decimal value between 0 - 9, repeat as necessary up to 4-digits to determine the
minimum celebration time.
16. Press SW6 to exit Configuration mode and return to Operational mode.
Configuration Options
This section lists the configuration options in the order they appear, as well as their
descriptions, available values, and the defaults for each configuration option for the JPTD3.
The Jackpot Trigger Device 3 has been completely redesigned and has new labels for each
configuration option. Do not associate previous versions of the JPTD, its labels, or meanings
to this new product as some labels may seem similar but have different meanings.
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Protocol Configuration Options

Protocol (PROTOCOL)
Protocol represents the supported protocol, which is a type of interface or language the
JPTD3 uses to communicate. Protocol selection affects the entire menu, such that different
sets of subordinate menu items are available depending on which of the following protocols
you select.
CasinoLink (CASLINK) - The CASLINK option is compatible with the

CasinoLink system. CASLINK uses the CasinoLink method of addressing, rather
than the display method.
CHAMII (CHAM2) - PGIC progressive sign protocol also known as Chameleon II

or Super Chameleon. If this menu is selected, the system interprets the original
CHAMII protocol. This value is the default.
Group Number (GROUP)
The Group Number determines the progressive jackpot link to which the relay is assigned.
This value defaults to 255 for both the CHAMII (CHAM2) and CasinoLink (CASLINK)
protocols.
ID ADDRESS (ADDR)
This configuration option only appears for the CHAM2 protocol selection. ADDR has a
value range of 1 - 64, used to identify the JPTD3. The ID address number assigned to the
JPTD3 is the same identification number that the controller uses for the device on which it is
installed. ADDR is a second piece of device addressing information that, when combined
with GROUP, allows the JPTD3 to address and support more devices.
The CHAMII (CHAM2) protocol is limited to 64 devices and a value range of 1 - 64. Values
1 - 63 are used to address devices. Value option 64 is reserved for the overhead device.
Machine ID (MACH#)
This configuration option only appears for the CASLINK protocol selection. This option is
to identify the machine in which the JPTD3 resides. The machine ID or serial number option
allows for up to an 8-digit value to be entered. This option uses SW2 to advance to each digit
placeholder. This value defaults to blank.
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Relay Configuration Options

There are two configurable relays on the JPTD3. The relay option value selected defines a
specific progressive jackpot group to activate the JPTD3, and to determine how the JPTD3
responds.
Relay 1 and Relay 2 (R1 LEVEL or R2 LEVEL)
The value options for these settings are ALL or a number in the range of 1 to 8. If ALL is
selected, then a jackpot hit in any progressive jackpot level activates a celebration event. These
options both default to a value of 1.
Relay Idle State Configuration (R1 IDLE or R2 IDLE)
The idle configuration option instructs the JPTD3 how to behave while in an idle state. The
values for this option include OFF and FLASH. The default value for this option is OFF. The
value selected for this option affects the values available for the Relay Jackpot option. The
value selected for this option will not be available for the Relay Jackpot option.
Relay Jackpot Celebration (R1 JACK or R2 JACK)
The jackpot configuration option instructs the JPTD3 how to behave when a jackpot is won.
The available options are ON, OFF, FLASH or PULSE depending on the option selected for
when the relay is idle.
The value selected for the relays idle state cannot match the same value for the
Relay Jackpot option. If OFF is selected for R1 IDLE then OFF does not appear
for R1 JACK. If FLASH is selected for R1 IDLE, FLASH does not appear as an
option for R1 JACK.
Relay Time On (R1 TIME ON or R2 TIME ON)
This menu option only appears if PULSE or FLASH is selected as a Relay Jackpot option. If
the Relay Idle option is set to ON and the Relay Jackpot option is set to PULSE or FLASH,
this option needs to be set to tell the JPTD3 how many seconds the PULSE or FLASH
should remain on.
Relay Time Out (R1 TIME OFF or R1 TIME OFF)
This menu option only appears if PULSE or FLASH is selected as a Relay Jackpot option. If
the Relay Idle option is set to OFF and the Relay Jackpot option is set to PULSE or FLASH,
this option needs to be set to tell the JPTD3 how many seconds the PULSE or FLASH
should remain off.
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Auto Time Out (AUTO TOUT)
This configuration option needs to be set in order to determine the maximum amount of
time for the celebration event. Some setups do not send a signal to the JPTD3, indicating
when the Jackpot celebration has concluded. This option ends the celebration after a
determined amount of time (in seconds).
Minimum Celebration Time (MIN CEL)
A Minimum Celebration Time needs to be set in order to ensure the celebration is not over
too quickly. As stated in the previous option, some setups do not send a signal of completion,
others send the signal as soon as it occurs. This option ensures that the celebration occurs for
at least a determined amount of time (in seconds).
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Glossary
alphanumeric display
A display capable of displaying alphabetical and numerical characters.
casino
A location where gaming occurs.
CasinoLink
CasinoLink consolidates all gaming management, from slots and tables

monitoring (using Progressive Gaming TableLink) to functions like
reporting and accounting, into one, fully-integrated system that runs on
the easy-to-use Microsoft Windows platform.
CHAMII
The CHAMII+ logic board is both a standalone progressive controller

and a display driver. It is mounted inside a slot machine and it
communicates with the slot machine, visual displays, and an external
progressive controller (if used).
DCU
Data Collection Unit. A device used to collect specific data from gaming
devices.
DCU Controller
A DCU programmed to perform progressive controller functions for

gaming machines connected to it, in addition to collecting data.
decrement
To decrease the value of a number.
DIP Switch
Dual-Inline Package Switch is a series of mechanical switches used to

configure a variety of features on several different circuit boards used in
slot machines.
EEPROM
Electronically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory. It is a storage

device for firmware and/or data.
error
A type of message that will be displayed on a monitor (a computer or

gaming device) when a data processing problem has occurred. In a
gaming device, game play will be suspended until the problem is
corrected.
hardware
Physical (mechanical) elements of a system, such as a disk drive or a

DCU.
increment
To increase the value of a number
peripheral devices
Any non-essential, optional device. Optional devices mentioned in this

manual include items like lights, bells, sound devices and display boards.
RS-422/485
An interface that supports one transmitter and one receiver locally, and is
used to communicate serially. In this manual, the JPTD3 uses a RS-422
interchangeably with RS-485 to communicate with a progressive
controller.
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Jackpot Trigger Device 3 Technical Manual

Chapter 1 - Introduction ........................................................................................... 1

Chapter 2 - Hardware Details .................................................................................. 3

Chapter 3 - Installation ............................................................................................. 9

Chapter 4 - JPTD3 Configuration .......................................................................... 11

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About This Manual

About This Manual

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Customer Service, 920 Pilot Road, Las Vegas, NV 89119

Jackpot Trigger Device 3 Technical Manual

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About This Manual

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Block Diagram - Jackpot Trigger Device Functionality

Jackpot Trigger Device 3 Technical Manual

JPTD3 Board Overview

2 Programmable relay attributes

Flash EEPROM non-volatile memory for setup and configuration

A six-button configuration replaces the DIP switch

2x16 LED display for configuration and system status

Adjustable Contrast Control

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Chapter 2 - Hardware Details

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JPTD3 Board Layout

JPTD3 board layout

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JPTD3 Specification and values

5A@30V DC, 5A@250V AC

5A@30V DC, 5A@250V AC

5A@30V DC, 5A@250V AC

Maximum relative humidity

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Contrast and Configuration Switches

Configuration Switch Definitions

Increments the value for the selected configuration option.

Advances to the next configuration option.

Shows the previous configuration option.

Decrements the value for the selected configuration option.

Configuration mode configures all system and hardware settings.

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LED Display Messages

= Indicates a variable numerical value

= Indicates a variable numerical value

= up to 8-digits of the Machine ID or NO-MACH# if a machine number

= value of the jackpot (10-digits)

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= not receiving communication (if online, the amount appears)