User Manual 45M626U1UK-02

User Manual
45M626U1UK-02
For maschine type:

NOVOSUPERVISION
FV-626 CF2
Kernel 8.2
Austrian Gaming Industries GmbH

09 2008 . . . . . .
Wiener Strasse 158 A-2352 Gumpoldskirchen Austria Europe Tel.: +43-2252-606 www.austrian-gaming.com e-mail: [email protected]
All technical information contained in this manual has been developed and compiled with great care and has been
reproduced taking advantage of advanced controlling mechanisms. The manufacturer reserves the right to make
changes to this manual at any time.
AUSTRIAN GAMING INDUSTRIES GmbH gives no guarantee and accepts no legal responsibility (neither as
a liability nor in any other way) for any errors and consequences that may arise from incorrect statements or
incorrect use.
The author welcomes any notifications of errors or ambiguities. The product names used in this manual may be
registered trademarks and / or brands of the relevant companies belonging to the Novomatic Group.
All rights reserved.
Any form of reproduction (printing, photocopying or other means) of any part of this manual, and any processing,
multiplying and distributing by the use of electronic systems shall be prohibited unless
AUSTRIAN GAMING INDUSTRIES GmbH has given written consent.
This manual is part of the device and must be passed on together with the device to any new owner or holder of
the device. It must be kept for the whole useful life of the device and must be accessible to technical staff at all
times.
The instructions contained in this manual must be strictly observed.
This manual was created in accordance with the European norm EN 62079:2001 and is valid for
NOVOSUPERVISION (FV-626 CF2) Kernel 8.2
until a newer manual version is released. The version number of the User Manual is indicated as the identification
number on the inner page margin.
For identification of the device refer to the ID plate attached on either side of the device.
The plate also contains the required official approval symbol (CE, CSA).
space for official approval symbol
Typenschild_AGI_Neutral.jpg
Manufacturer:
Austrian Gaming Industries GmbH
Wienerstrasse 158
A-2354 Gumpoldskirchen
Internet: www.novomatic.com
Technical Support:
Tel.: +43 2252 606-300 Fax: +43 2252 607-001 E-Mail: [email protected]
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Table of contents
1 Legend and safety precautions.......................... 5 6.2.2 Cleaning of the coin acceptor
1.1 Legend......................................................... 5 MC40............................................. 128
1.2 Safety precautions....................................... 6 6.2.3 Cleaning of the coin optics board... 129
1.2.1 Danger............................................... 6 6.3 Door optics (main door)............................ 130
1.2.2 Warning.............................................. 7 6.4 Monitor / Touchscreen.............................. 130
1.2.3 Caution............................................... 7 6.5 Ticket printer (print head)......................... 131
6.6 Maintenance intervals.............................. 131
2 Machine data......................................................... 9
2.1 Dimensions.................................................. 9 7 Hardware........................................................... 133
2.2 Operating elements.................................... 10 7.1 Power supply............................................ 133
2.3 Components................................................11 7.1.1 Switch module................................ 133
2.4 Technical data............................................ 12 7.1.2 Power distribution box.................... 135
2.5 Block diagram............................................ 13 7.1.3 Switching power supply................. 137
7.2 Bill acceptor.............................................. 139
3 Power up............................................................. 15 7.2.1 Bill acceptor USB device................ 139
3.1 Inspection (damages caused by transport).15 7.2.2 Bill acceptor WBA-25-SS2............. 140
3.2 Installation instructions............................... 15 7.2.3 Bill acceptor UBA........................... 143
3.3 Power up.................................................... 16 7.2.4 Bill acceptor Cashflow SC83.......... 146
4 Error handling..................................................... 17 7.2.5 Bill acceptor CashCode................. 149
4.1 Error handling............................................. 17 7.2.6 Adjustment of the bill acceptor....... 152
4.2 Explanation for clearing errors................... 18 7.3 Coin acceptor........................................... 154
4.3 Software error message............................. 20 7.3.1 Coin acceptor USB device............. 154
4.3.1 Overview of possible errors............. 20 7.3.2 Exchange of the coin acceptor....... 155
4.3.2 Error handling table in number order.28 7.3.3 Programmierung NRI..................... 156
7.3.4 Block switch-over NRI.................... 157
5 Software.............................................................. 59 7.3.5 Teach mode NRI............................ 159
5.1 Remote in................................................... 59 7.4 Hopper..................................................... 161
5.2 Handpay credit........................................... 61 7.4.1 Universal hopper MK-IV USB........ 161
5.3 Hopper refill................................................ 63 7.4.2 Exchange of the universal hopper
5.4 Hopper dump............................................. 65 MK-IV USB..................................... 161
5.5 Out of service (locking of the machine)...... 67 7.5 Monitors and touchscreen........................ 163
5.6 AUDIT MENU............................................. 69 7.5.1 TFT monitors.................................. 163
5.6.1 ATTENDANT MENU........................ 69 7.5.2 Exchange of the monitors.............. 163
5.6.2 ACCOUNTING MENU..................... 74 7.5.3 Touchscreen controller................... 166
5.6.3 DIAGNOSTIC MENU....................... 90 7.5.4 Exchange of the touchscreen
5.6.4 EVENT LOG MENU......................... 98 controller........................................ 167
5.6.5 GAME HISTORY MENU................ 101 7.5.5 Adjustment of the screen............... 167
5.6.6 GAME STATISTIC MENU.............. 102 7.6 COOLFIRE II motherboard...................... 168
5.6.7 GAME SETUP MENU.................... 103 7.6.1 Connectors and components......... 169
5.6.8 MACHINE SETUP MENU.............. 104 7.6.2 Exchange of the electronics
5.6.9 CALIBRATION MENU.................... 121 COOLFIRE II.................................. 171
5.7 RAM CLEAR............................................ 123 7.6.3 Exchange the components............ 172
7.7 COOLFIRE II backplane.......................... 173
6 Maintenance...................................................... 125
7.7.1 Position of the components............ 174
6.1 Bill acceptor.............................................. 126
7.7.2 Fuses and LEDs............................ 175
6.2 Coin acceptor........................................... 128
7.7.3 Pin assignment.............................. 177
6.2.1 Cleaning of the coin acceptor
7.7.4 Exchange of the COOLFIRE II
NRI G-13.mft USB......................... 128
backplane....................................... 184
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7.8 Key panel module.................................... 185

7.8.1 Pin assignment.............................. 185
7.8.2 Exchange of the key panel module.186
7.9 Top light.................................................... 187
7.9.1 Exchange of the top light............... 189
7.9.2 Exchange of the top light
illumination..................................... 190
7.10 Illumination............................................... 191
7.10.1 Bill acceptor illumination................ 191
7.10.2 Key illumination.............................. 192
7.10.3 Door-in-Door illumination............... 194
7.10.4 Square top frame illumination........ 195
7.11 Mechanical meters................................... 197
7.11.1 Exchange of the meters................. 198
7.12 Door optics............................................... 199
7.12.1 Exchange of the door optics.......... 200
7.13 Loudspeakers........................................... 202
7.13.1 Volume control............................... 202
7.13.2 Exchange of the loudspeakers....... 203
7.14 Ticket printer............................................. 205
7.14.1 Ticket printer ITHACA EPIC 950.... 205
7.14.2 Ticket printer GEN2 Future Logic... 212
Table of illustrations.............................................. 221
Glossary................................................................. 223
Definition of terms.............................................. 223
Annex..................................................................... 229
EG-Declaration of Conformity............................ 229
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LEGEND AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
LEGEND 1
1 Legend and safety precautions
1.1 Legend
DANGER
Risk of electric shock with possible serious injury or death.
WARNING
Warning of a possible injury or death.
CAUTION
Warning of a risk of damage to equipment.
INFORMATION
Provides additional information and explanations.
NOTE
Provides additional instructions and useful tips.
MAINTENANCE
Explanations relating to maintenance, protection and equipment care including troubleshooting
information.
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1 LEGEND AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
1.2 Safety precautions
The below service instructions are for use by authorised or trained personnel only!
The owner of the machine has to ensure that all service work is performed only by qualified or trained
personnel.
To avoid personal injury or damage to the equipment, do not perform any servicing other than that
described in this manual. The machine contains no user serviceable parts. Refer all service work to
qualified service personnel.
If you follow these instructions closely and if the machine is maintained and handled in a proper way, it
complies with the usual safety standards.
The manufacturer warns explicitly against improper use of the machine as well as intentional misuse.
Do not bypass the built-in safety precautions in the machine. The manufacturer hereby disclaims any
warranties for improper handling of the machine.
All staff responsible for attending to the cash handling system will need to open the machine. Therefore
staff must be made aware of the below safety precautions.
For operating safety and to avoid damage to the machine, please carefully read and observe the below
instructions.
1.2.1 Danger
Danger
In the situations described below there may be a risk of electric shock which may result in serious
injury or death.
In case of emergency power off the machine!

Only disconnecting the power line from the outlet will ensure that voltage is removed from the machine.
For machines with an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) you have to switch the UPS off, too.
Do not connect or disconnect the power plug with damp or wet hands! Risk of electric shock!
If you detect smoke or unusual smells or sounds coming from the machine, there may be fire
and a risk of electric shock!
Unplug the unit from the AC outlet immediately. Contact qualified service personnel.
Do not open the cabinet by force! Risk of electric shock or fire!

The machine contains potentially dangerous high voltage components.
Do not use a water jet to clean the device!
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LEGEND AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 1
Do not leave any objects inside the machine! Risk of short circuits, electric shock or fire!
Do not push any objects through cabinet ventilation slots as they may touch dangerous voltage points.
Avoid spiling any liquid in or on the machine! Risk of electric shock or fire!
If liquids have been spilt on the machine, unplug the machine. Contact authorised service personnel for
a machine checkup.
1.2.2 Warning
WARNING
In the situations described below there may be a risk of injury or death.
Avoid damage to wires! Risk of short circuits or fire! Keep wires away from where people could
walk on them or stumble!
Avoid tension or compression on power cords and connectors.
Thermal hazard! Danger of burns!

Some components may reach high operating temperatures (e.g. TFT monitor).
Mechanical hazard! Danger of injury!

Some components inside the machine may have sharp edges. Improper operning and closing of the
machine may cause bruises.
1.2.3 Caution
CAUTION
In the situations described below there is a risk of damage to equipment.
Do not use organic solvents like thinners or abrasive materials to clean the device!
Provide adequate ventilation! Danger of overheating!

Openings on the top, on the sides and at the bottom of the cabinet are provided for ventilation. To
ensure proper operation and to prevent overheating, these openings should not be blocked or covered.
To allow hot air to escape make sure that there is a minimum space of 10 cm between the machine and
a wall or like structure.
Influence of magnetic fields on machines with a CRT monitor

Do not install machines with CRT monitors close to strong magnetic fields like loudspeakers or
fluorescent lamps. This equipment may affect the display of the image on the monitor. Additionally, this
may cause unusual noise.
LCD monitors may be damaged if they are not properly cleaned!

Use a soft cloth and a window cleaner to clean the surface of the monitor. Do not use solvents like ethyl
alcohol or thinners.
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1 LEGEND AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Caution - Continuation
CAUTION
In the situations described below there is a risk of damage to equipment.
Ensure suitable ambient conditions!

Suitable operating temperatures range from 10 C to 35 C!
Ambient humidity should be between 30 % and 80 % (not condensing)!
Excessive temperatures and humidity may cause a fire hazard, short circuit or other damage!
Suitable for indoor use only.
Do not expose the machine under any circumstances to rain or temperatures greater than 50 C.
The operating temperature must not exceed 35 C.
If the machine has been exposed to very low temperatures, do not power it up immediately. Allow for
the machine to reach room temperature.
The operation humidity must be between 30 % and 80 % (not condensing).
Do not install the machine near powerful heaters (heating radiators).
Do not install the machine in locations with rapidly changing temperatures or excessive dust.
Unauthorised alterations and modifications of the machine are prohibited for safety reasons
and void the warranty!
For safety reasons any exchange of defective parts has to be accomplished with original or
manufacturer-approved parts.
Spare parts that were not delivered by Austrian Gaming Industries are not tested and not approved by
Austrian Gaming Industries.
The manufacturer accepts no liability for damage that results from the use of components and spare
parts that are not original or manufacturer-approved.
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MACHINE DATA
DIMENSIONS 2
2 Machine data
2.1 Dimensions
1726
1354
540 413
355
600
540 420
Z_626CF2_Abmessungen.eps
Illustr. 2-1 Machine dimensions NOVOSUPERVISION (in mm)
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2 MACHINE DATA
OPERATING ELEMENTS
2.2 Operating elements
Attendant keyswitch
Door-in-Door lever
Coin slot
Bill insertion
Main door lock
Main door lever
Drop door lock
F_626CF2_Gesamtansicht.jpg
Illustr. 2-2 Operating elements NOVOSUPERVISION
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MACHINE DATA
COMPONENTS 2
2.3 Components
10
4 11
5 12
6 13
7 14
15
8
16
17
18
F_626CF2_Komponenten.jpg
Illustr. 2-3 Description of components NOVOSUPERVISION
1 Top light 8 Ticket printer 14 COOLFIRE II backplane

2 Topper 9 Monitors 15 Stacker box
3 Square top frame illumination 10 Power distribution box 16 HIFI bass loudspeaker
4 Broad band loudspeaker (behind monitor) (behind stacker box)
5 Coin acceptor 11 Switching power supply 17 Hopper
6 Mechanical meters 12 COOLFIRE II motherboard 18 Switch module incl.
7 Key panel module 13 Bill acceptor main switch
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2 MACHINE DATA
TECHNICAL DATA
2.4 Technical data
Machine type FV-626 CF2

NOVOSUPERVISION
Dimensions (depending on model) l: 540 mm
without base h: 1354 mm (without Topper)
h: 1726 mm (with Topper)
d: 413 mm
Dimensions (depending on model) l: 540 mm
with base h: 1954 mm (without Topper)
h: 2326 mm (with Topper)
d: 420 mm
Weight (depending on model) max. 100 kg
Power supply 230 V, 50 Hz, 1,6 A
resp. 110 V, 60 Hz
Power 250 W
Fuses 3,15 A slow
5 A slow
10 A slow
Optimale operating temperature 10 - 35 C
Humidity 30 - 80 % (non-condensing)
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L
illumination power supply
N PE
(24V DC)
L
(230V AC)
N PE
L
ventilator
N PE
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Illustr. 2-4
(230V AC)
N PE
Power
door switch
L
N PE
TFT power supply TFT VGA1-A Door Logger 1 door light barrier
N PE
code pins
L
2.5 Block diagram
N PE
TFT power supply TFT VGA1-B
power distribution box

L
N PE
toplight
Door Logger 2
key switch
L
N PE
TFT power supply TFT VGA2-A
N PE
play buttons
USB
key panel module
VGA2-B V+
switchmodule S01 S02 Sxx
with fuses
Block diagram NOVOSUPERVISION

and line filter network
(player tracking) COM 0
USB USB coin acceptor
V+
ticket printer COM 1
USB
backplane
power input
COM 2
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(230V AC) bill acceptor
USB bill acceptor
V+ USB device state indicator
COM 3
bill acceptor
illumination
V+
(12V/24V DC) USB
USB hopper
V+
loudspeaker LS
subwoofer Subwoofer USB

USB meter
V+
power supply PS
USB touchscreen
V+ controller USB
ethernet Ethernet
VGL 1 VGL 2
BLOCK DIAGRAM
MACHINE DATA
mains voltage
low voltage (data) COOLFIRE II

2
motherboard
13
Z_BD_CF2_DL_UK.eps
2 MACHINE DATA
BLOCK DIAGRAM
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POWER UP
INSPECTION (DAMAGES CAUSED BY TRANSPORT) 3
3 Power up
3.1 Inspection (damages caused by transport)
1) Remove the shipping carton and the material used to secure machine components during transport
(necessary only for some types of cabinet).
2) Should any damages caused by transport have occurred on the exterior, report them immediately to the
sender and have them confirmed by the same.
3.2 Installation instructions
It must be ensured that the machine is operated in an upright position. Further, the machine has to be
screwed down tightly to the base by means of the mounting material included in the delivery. The minimum
distance between two machines should be 21 cm to avoid possible damage when opening the main door.
The minimum distance to a possible back wall or the like should be 10 cm. The drilling jig has to be used
in case the machine is to be installed on a table provided by the customer (i.e. if the machine has been
delivered without base).
540
60,8 200,7 186,6
37,9 37,1
35,6
35,6
47
main
supply
176,6
176,6
221,5
221,5
355

bolt hole for

8
drill sleeve i-5mm (3x)

front edge basic module
optional ) drop
(3x
12 (4 ore 60 door
x) reb
r
me
front edge coin tray ( 470,4 )
o
ust
bolt hole for at c 32,2
32,7
front edge armrest - console ( 568,3 )
drill sleeve i-8mm (4x)

Rebore Casino table by 10 mm.
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Illustr. 3-1 Drilling jig
Note
The width of the drilling jig corresponds to that of the respective cabinet (540 cm), the depth does
not correspond, because this jig is used for various cabinet types. Take the back cabinet edge as
reference edge (i.e. the back edge of the drilling jig corresponds to the back cabinet edge).
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3 POWER UP
POWER UP
3.3 Power up
1) Before start check the line voltage. The machine has been designed to sustain 230 V 10 %, 50 Hz
or 110 V 10 %, 60 Hz. Make sure that the line voltage corresponds to the voltage indicated on the
machine.
2) As all machines of the NOVOSUPERVISION Series are equipped with an earthing connection, it
should be ensured that the main supply is also equipped with an earthing connection.
3) Plug in the main plug correctly.
4) Open the main door.
5) If the machine is equipped with a coin comparitor, place the reference coin in there.
6) Refill the hopper.
Main switch
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Illustr. 3-2 Main switch
7) Switch on the machine.

8) After the machine has been powered up, the major parts of the machine (e.g. hopper, CPU board, bill
acceptor. coin acceptor, etc.) are subject to a self test. If this test has been successful, the machine
switches automatically to the ready-for-play status.
The error management engages each malfunction and/or manipulation is detected.

If the machine detects an error, the corresponding code is shown on the screen.
S_Fehleranzeige_UK.eps
Illustr. 3-3 Error display
Error handling (procedures to rectify an error):

- Turn the attendant key.
- Clear the error.
- Release the attendant key.
- Usually the machine should now be ready for operation again.
9) Close the main door.

10) After a short self test the machine is ready for operation. Credits can be added and a new game can be
started.
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ERROR HANDLING
ERROR HANDLING 4
4 Error handling
4.1 Error handling
Attendant keyswitch
F_626CF2_Schluesseschalter.jpg
Illustr. 4-1 Attendant keyswitch for error handling
If an error occurs, the machine will interrupt the current game and switch automatically to failure mode.
1) An acoustic signal can be heard.

2) The blue light of the top light is flashing slowly or the red light is on.
3) The error message together with a short error description is shown in the middle of the screen
(see illustr. Illustr. 4-2 on page 18). Below the procedure how to clear the error is explained.
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4 ERROR HANDLING
EXPLANATION FOR CLEARING ERRORS
4.2 Explanation for clearing errors
1) Locate the error code according to the tables on the next pages.
2) Activate the attendant keyswitch (acoustic signal stops). The program switches to or remains in
the AUDIT MENU. Clear the error.
3) Release the attendant keyswitch. The machine switches back to the game mode, already
existing credits remain (except if a RAM Clear has been performed).
If more errors occur, activate the attendant keyswitch until all errors have been cleared.
If an error cannot be cleared this way, follow the instructions of the error code table.
Errors are displayed in two ways:
1) Internal errors (always called E 99 9):
S_FehlerCF2_E_99_9_UK.jpg
Illustr. 4-2 Internal error - Screenshot
Note the error and inform our technical support (+43 2252 606-300) about it.
2) Other errors:
Error code Error name Error handling
S_FehlerCF2_E_2101_UK.jpg
Illustr. 4-3 Error message - Explanation of elements
CAUTION
If any hardware components like stacker box, bill acceptor, hopper or coin acceptor are missing,
no start-up of the machine is possible. Before the start-up screen is displayed, an error message
appears on the screen. Quitting this error can force restart of the machine but new appearing of
this error message (depends on software version and missing components).
NOTE
Switch off the machine and replace the missing hardware component. Now after restarting the
machine the error can be cleared by turning the attendant keyswitch.
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ERROR HANDLING
EXPLANATION FOR CLEARING ERRORS 4
CAUTION
If an error message is triggered by a malfunction of non-activation of individual meters the device
must be removed from operation and the meters circuit board must be exchanged.
(see part 7.11 on page 197).
INFORMATION
Some errors demand a RAM Clear. Find out more about RAM Clear at part 5.7 on page 123.
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4 ERROR HANDLING
SOFTWARE ERROR MESSAGE
4.3 Software error message
4.3.1 Overview of possible errors
Event messages (can be viewed in the AUDIT MENU under EVENTS)
27 8 - Stacker full
27 10 - Bill rejected
27 11 - Bill excessive reject
33 2 - Ticket low
34 3 - Hopper full
50 2 - Real time clock modified
50 3 - Periodic memory cleared
50 4 - System shutdown
50 5 - System power up
50 6 - System restart
61 11 - RAM error recovered
EE 03 - Game disabled by network
EE 04 - Game resumed by network
EE 05 - Machine initialized
EE 06 - Service mode entered
EE 07 - Service mode left
EE 08 - Configuration option changed
Warning messages (can be viewed in the AUDIT MENU under EVENTS)
63 3 - main door open

63 6 - Door in door open
EE 02 - Game disabled by network
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SOFTWARE ERROR MESSAGE 4
Error messages of the battery
12 3 - RAM Battery low

12 4 - RAM Battery empty
12 5 - Real time clock failure
12 6 - Serial communication failure
12 7 - Mainboard hardware failure
12 8 - Real time clock not set
Error messages of the coin acceptor
21 0 - Diverter error
21 1 - Coin optics failure
21 2 - Coin in jam
21 3 - Coin acceptor wrong pulse
21 4 - Coin acceptor disconnected
21 5 - Coin yo-yo (coin reverse)
21 6 - Top diverter optics disconnected
21 7 - Bottom diverter optics disconnected
21 8 - Coin diverter disconnected
21 9 - Coin acceptor currency mismatch
21 A - Coin acceptor missing
21 B - Coin acceptor ROM error
21 C - Coin acceptor RAM error
21 D - Coin acceptor CRC error
21 E - Coin acceptor configuration error
21 F - Generic coin acceptor error
21 G - Coin acceptor power fail
21 H - Coin acceptor battery low
21 J - Coin acceptor firmware version wrong
Error messages of the bill acceptor
27 0 - Power up with bill in acceptor

27 1 - Power up with bill in stacker
27 2 - Jam in bill acceptor
27 3 - Jam in stacker
27 4 - Bill Acceptor disconnected
27 5 - No stacker box
27 6 - Bill acceptor cheated
27 7 - Bill acceptor failure
27 9 - Bill acceptor currency mismatch
27 A - Bill acceptor failure
27 B - Bill acceptor failure
27 C - Bill acceptor failure
27 D - Bill acceptor failure
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27 E - Bill acceptor failure

27 F - Bill acceptor failure
27 G - Bill acceptor failure
27 H - Bill acceptor failure
27 J - Bill acceptor failure
27 K - Bill acceptor failure
27 L - Bill acceptor failure
27 M - Bill acceptor missing
27 N - Bill acceptor ROM error
27 P - Bill acceptor RAM error
27 Q - Bill acceptor CRC error
27 R - Bill acceptor configuration error
27 S - Generic bill acceptor error
27 T - Bill acceptor power fail
27 U - Bill acceptor battery low
27 V - Bill acceptor firmware version wrong
Error messages of the COMM port
28 A - COMM port missing

28 B - COMM port ROM error
28 C - COMM port RAM error
28 D - COMM port CRC error
28 E - COMM port configuration error
28 F - Generic COMM port error
28 G - COMM port power fail
28 H - COMM port battery low
28 J - COMM port firmware version wrong
Error messages of the ticket printer
33 0 - Printer is disconnected
33 1 - Printer is not ready
33 3 - No ticket
33 4 - Paper jam
33 5 - Error during printing
Error messages of the hopper
34 0 - Hopper disconnected
34 1 - Hopper tilt
34 2 - Hopper low
34 4 - Hopper limit reached
34 5 - Hopper coin out jam
34 6 - Hopper empty
34 7 - Hopper pulse not in tolerance
34 8 - Hopper optics failure
34 9 - Hopper currency mismatch
34 A - Hopper missing
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34 B - Hopper ROM error
34 C - Hopper RAM error
34 D - Hopper CRC error
34 E - Hopper configuration error
34 F - Generic hopper error
34 G - Hopper power fail
34 H - Hopper battery low
34 J - Hopper firmware version wrong
34 K - Hopper changed
Error messages of the limits
35 0 - Credit limit reached

35 1 - LA win limit reached
35 2 - Jackpot limit reached
35 3 - Jackpot won
35 5 - Cash button pressed
35 6 - Residual ticket printout failure
35 7 - Noncash win
Error messages of the physical reels
4 1 - Undefined error at reel X

4 2 - Sensor 1 error at reel X
4 4 - Sensor 1 not found at reel X
4 6 - Reel X manually moved
4 8 - Wrong returnposition at reel X
4 9 - Reel X software has changed
4 10 - Reel X software wrong
4 11 - Reel X interface changed
4 12 - Reel interface X ROM error
4 13 - Reel interface X not responding
4 A - Reels missing
4 B - Reels ROM error
4 C - Reels RAM error
4 D - Reels CRC error
4 E - Reels configuration error
4 F - Generic reels error
4 G - Reels power fail
4 H - Reels battery low
4 J - Reels firmware version wrong
4 99 - Reels configuration error
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4 ERROR HANDLING
Error messages of the RAM
61 - RAM error
62 0 - ROM CRC error
62 1 - CF card CRC error
63 0 - Logic area was open
63 1 - Logic area open
63 2 - Drop door open
63 4 - Stacker door open
63 5 - Maindoor optic error
63 6 - Printer door open
63 7 - Bill door open
63 8 - Service door open
65 0 - Bad EEPROM
65 1 - EEPROM CRC check failed
65 2 - EEPROM configuration mismatch
65 3 - EEPROM structure mismatch
65 4 - EEPROM changed
65 5 - Coin/hopper denomination mismatch
68 0 - Program ROM changed
Error messages of the blackbox
69 0 - Blackbox inoperable
69 1 - Blackbox CRC check failed
Error messages of the physical lightwheel
7 00 - Undefined error at lightwheel

7 09 - Lightwheel software has changed
7 10 - Lightwheel software wrong
7 12 - Lightwheel interface ROM error
7 13 - Lightwheel interface not responding
Error messages of the 7-segment display
76 0 - Digit display not responding

76 1 - Digit display ROM CRC failed
76 2 - Digit display ID CRC failed
76 A - Digit missing
76 B - Digit ROM error
76 C - Digit RAM error
76 D - Digit CRC error
76 E - Digit configuration error
76 F - Generic digit error
76 G - Digit power fail
76 H - Digit battery low
76 J - Digit firmware version wrong
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Error messages of the touchscreen
80 0 - Touch screen missing

80 1 - Touch screen invalid response
80 2 - Touch screen invalid checksum
80 3 - Touch screen controller error
80 4 - Touch screen firmware version wrong
Error messages of the mechanical meters
81 0 - Meter missing
81 1 - Meter ROM error
81 2 - Meter RAM error
81 3 - Meter CRC error
81 4 - Meter configuration error
81 5 - Generic meter error
81 6 - Meter power fail
81 7 - Meter battery low
81 8 - Meter firmware version wrong
81 9 - Meter changed
Error messages of the USB host-to-host bridge
B 1 - USB host-to-host bridge disconnected
Error messages of the cashless transfer
CL 1 - Cashless transfer failed
Error messages of the doorlogger
DL 1 - Doorlogger interface not responding

DL 2 - ROM CRC error
DL 3 - RAM Battery low
Error messages of the device processing
DP 1 - New device found

DR 2 - Device driver error
Error messages of the system
E0 - Init Machine required

E0 1 - Init Game required
E2 - RAM test failed
E7 0 - Meters were disconnected
E7 1 - Meters disconnected
E7 2 - SIMM write line manipulated
E7 3 - Out of service
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Error messages of the game selector (Dongle)
ED 1 - The Game Selector is manipulated

ED 4 - Game Selector: time limit exceeded
ED 5 - Game Selector: game limit exceeded
ED 6 - Game Selector: wrong machine number
ED 7 - Game Selector: wrong machine version
ED 8 - Game Selector: Version conflict
ED 9 - Game Selector: Timeout occurred
ED A - The Game Selector is missing
ED B - Game selector ROM error
ED C - Game selector RAM error
ED D - Game selector CRC error
ED E - Game selector configuration error
ED F - Generic game selector error
ED G - Game selector power fail
ED H - Game selector battery low
ED J - Game selector firmware version wrong
ED K - More than one gameselector found
Error messages of the jackpot controller
EE 11 - Jackpot controller missing

EE 12 - Jackpot communication lost
Error messages of the bet limit violations and invalid game objects
GA 0 - Bet limits lower than lowest game bet

GA 1 - Invalid bet limits
GA 2 - Missing currency configuration
Error messages of the jackpot display
JD 1 - Display not responding

JD 2 - Display software wrong
JD A - Display missing
JD B - Display ROM error
JD C - Display RAM error
JD D - Display CRC error
JD E - Display configuration error
JD F - Generic display error
JD G - Display power fail
JD H - Display battery low
JD J - Display firmware version wrong
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Error messages of the Key panel module
KP 0 - Keybord missing
KP 1 - Keyboard ROM error
KP 2 - Keyboard RAM error
KP 3 - Keyboard CRC error
KP 4 - Keyboard configuration error
KP 5 - Generic keyboard error
KP 6 - Keyboard power fail
KP 7 - Keyboard battery low
KP 8 - Keyboard firmware version wrong
Error messages of the dynamic memory
ME 0 - 128 MB dynamic memory required

Error messages of the net device
ND 0 - Net device missing

ND 1 - Net device ROM error
ND 2 - Net device RAM error
ND 3 - Net device CRC error
ND 4 - Net device configuration error
ND 5 - Generic net device error
ND 6 - Net device power fail
ND 7 - Net device battery low
ND 8 - Net firmware version wrong
Error messages of the power supply
PF 1 - Power fail procedure not executed
Error messages of the external random generator
RNG 1 - RNG data corrupted

RNG 2 - External RNG: Communication CRC error
RNG 3 - Random generator not ready
RNG 4 - External RNG disconnected
Error messages of the stake and prize
ST 1 - Stake, prize or percentage invalid
Error messages of the Coolfire board
99 9 - Internal Error
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4.3.2 Error handling table in number order
12 3 - RAM Battery low

Handling:
Turn/release the attendant key.
If the error cannot be cleared, the mainboard has to be exchanged (see part 7.6 on page 168).
If the machine has been switched off it may loose data or receive wrong data.
12 4 - RAM Battery empty

Handling:
12 5 - Real time clock failure

Handling:

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, check the network cables.

Handling:

Handling:

Handling:
12 7 - Mainboard hardware failure

Handling:
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12 8 - Real time clock not set
Handling:
Perform a RAM Clear (see part 5.7 on page 123).
Turn the attendant key and open the main door. Set current date and time in the real time clock
(see AUDIT MENU > MACHINE SETUP > INITIAL SETUP on page 114).
Close the main door and release the attendant key.
21 0 - Diverter error
Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, open the main door and power down the machine. Check the coin
diverter and the coin channels for jammed coins. Also check the connecting plugs and the cables of
the magnet. Power-up the machine and close the main door. Perform the coin diverter test
(see AUDIT MENU > DIAGNOSTICS > COIN DIVERTER TEST on page 95).
If the error cannot be cleared, the coin diverter or the coin acceptor should be changed. Also, the
sensors may be defective, or may need to be re-adjusted.
21 1 - Coin optics failure

Handling:
acceptor and the coin channel optics for dirt or damage. Furthermore check the connectors and
the cables of the coin optics and the coin acceptor. The coin optics have to be placed in the centre
of the borings, the optical line between transmitter and receiver must not be blocked. Power up
the machine and close the main door. If the error cannot be cleared, the coin acceptor or the coin
optics have to be exchanged (see part 7.3 on page 154).
21 2 - Coin in jam
Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, open the main door and power down the machine. The coin optics
of the coin channel was blocked too long or a coin is stuck. Remove coins stuck and check the
connectors and cables of the coin optics. Power up the machine and close the main door.
21 3 - Coin Acceptor wrong pulse

Handling:
acceptor for any signs of manipulation attempts. Check the connectors and the cables of the coin
acceptor systematically. Power up the machine and close the main door. If the error cannot be
cleared, the coin acceptor has to be exchanged (see part 7.3 on page 154).
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21 4 - Coin acceptor disconnected

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, open the main door and power down the machine. Check the
connectors and the cables of the coin acceptor systematically. Power up the machine and close the
main door. If the error cannot be cleared, the coin acceptor has to be exchanged
21 5 - Coin yo-yo (coin reverse)

Handling:
acceptor for any signs of manipulation attempts. Furthermore, please check if a reference coin is
placed in the coin comparitor. Check the connectors and cables of the coin acceptor systematically.
Power up the machine and close the main door. If the error cannot be cleared, the coin acceptor or
the coin diverter has to be exchanged (see part 7.3 on page 154).
Also, the sensors may be defective, or may need to be re-adjusted.
21 6 - Top diverter optics disconnected

Handling:
connectors and the cables of the top coin optics. Power up the machine and close the main door.
If the error cannot be cleared, the top coin optics have to be exchanged.
21 7 - Bottom diverter optics disconnected

Handling:
connectors and the cables of the bottom coin optics. Power up the machine and close the main
door. If the error cannot be cleared, the bottom coin optics have to be exchanged.
21 8 - Coin diverter disconnected

Handling:
connectors and the cables of the coin diverter. Power up the machine and close the main door.
21 9 - Coin acceptor currency mismatch

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, open the main door and power down the machine. Ensure that the
coin acceptor is properly seated. Power up the machine and close the main door.
21 A - Coin acceptor missing

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, check the connections of the coin acceptor.
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21 B - Coin acceptor ROM error
Handling:
acceptor. Power up the machine and close the main door.
21 C - Coin acceptor RAM error

Handling:
21 D - Coin acceptor CRC error

Handling:
21 E - Coin acceptor configuration error

Handling:
21 F - Generic coin acceptor error

Handling:
21 G - Coin acceptor power fail

Handling:
21 H - Coin acceptor battery low

Handling:
21 J - Coin acceptor firmware version wrong

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, the coin controller has to be exchanged.
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27 0 - Power up with bill in acceptor

Handling:
The bill will be rejected.
27 1 - Power up with bill in stacker

Handling:
The bill is registered and transported into the stacker.
27 2 - Jam in bill acceptor

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, open the main door and power down the machine. Try to remove
the stuck bill. Power up the machine and close the main door. If the error cannot be cleared, the
bill acceptor may be disabled to continue the operation of the game without bill acceptor. To do
so, disable all bill acceptor channels in the AUDIT MENU item MACHINE SETUP > BILLS/COINS
SETTINGS. Consequently the bill acceptor has to be exchanged (see part 7.2 on page 139).
27 3 - Jam in stacker
Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, open the main door and power down the machine. Try to remove
the stuck bill. Power up the machine and close the main door. If the error cannot be cleared, the
ATTENTION
The stacker may contain a large amount of bills and the error clearing should be carried out in a
secure.
27 4 - Bill Acceptor disconnected

Handling:
connectors and the cables of the bill acceptor. Make sure that the bill acceptor has been put in
place properly. Power up the machine and close the main door. If the error cannot be cleared, the
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27 5 - No stacker box
Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, open the main door and power down the machine. Check if the
stacker box is fixed correctly in its mounting. Furthermore, check the connectors and the cables
of the bill acceptor. Power up the machine and close the main door. If the error cannot be cleared,
the bill acceptor may be disabled to continue the operation of the game without bill acceptor. To do
27 6 - Bill acceptor cheated

Handling:
bill acceptor is dirty or damaged and if the connectors and cables are put in place properly. If
necessary, clean the bill acceptor (see part 6.1 on page 126).
Check the bill acceptor for any signs of manipulation attempts. Power up the machine and close
the main door. If the error cannot be cleared, the bill acceptor may be disabled to continue the
operation of the game without bill acceptor. To do so, disable all bill acceptor channels in the AUDIT
MENU item MACHINE SETUP > BILLS/COINS SETTINGS. Consequently the bill acceptor has to
be exchanged (see part 7.2 on page 139).
27 7 - Bill acceptor failure

Handling:
cables of the bill acceptor and the stacker are connected properly. Power up the machine and close
the main door. If the error cannot be cleared, the bill acceptor may be disabled to continue the
operation of the game without bill acceptor. To do so, disable all bill acceptor channels in the AUDIT
MENU item MACHINE SETUP > BILLS/COINS SETTINGS. Consequently the bill acceptor has to
be exchanged (see part 7.2 on page 139).
27 9 - Bill acceptor currency mismatch

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, check the bill acceptor.
27 A - Bill acceptor failure

Handling:
27 B - Bill acceptor failure

Handling:
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27 C - Bill acceptor failure

Handling:
27 D - Bill acceptor failure

Handling:
27 E - Bill acceptor failure

Handling:
27 F - Bill acceptor failure

Handling:
27 G - Bill acceptor failure

Handling:
27 H - Bill acceptor failure

Handling:
27 J - Bill acceptor failure

Handling:
27 K - Bill acceptor failure

Handling:
27 L - Bill acceptor failure

Handling:
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27 M - Bill acceptor missing
Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, check the connections of the bill acceptor.
27 N - Bill acceptor ROM error

Handling:
27 P - Bill acceptor RAM error

Handling:
27 Q - Bill acceptor CRC error

Handling:
27 R - Bill acceptor configuration error

Handling:
27 S - Generic bill acceptor error

Handling:
27 T - Bill acceptor power fail

Handling:
27 U - Bill acceptor battery low

Handling:
27 V - Bill acceptor firmware version wrong

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, the controller of the bill acceptor has to be exchanged.
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28 A - COMM port missing

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, check the USB connector of the COMM port.
28 B - COMM port ROM error

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, check the COMM port.
28 C - COMM port RAM error

Handling:
28 D - COMM port CRC error

Handling:
28 E - COMM port configuration error

Handling:
28 F - Generic COMM port error

Handling:
28 G - COMM port power fail

Handling:
28 H - COMM port battery low

Handling:
28 J - COMM port firmware version wrong

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, the controller of the COMM port has to be exchanged.
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33 0 - Printer is disconnected
Handling:
connectors and the cables of the ticket printer. Make sure that the ticket printer has been put in
place properly. Power up the machine and close the main door. If the error cannot be cleared, the
printer may be disabled in the machine setup to continue the operation of the game without ticket
printer (MACHINE SETUP > PRINTER SETTINGS). Consequently, the ticket printer has to be
exchanged (see part 7.14 on page 205).
33 1 - Printer is not ready

Handling:
To use the ticket printer enable it in the AUDIT MENU (MACHINE SETUP > PRINTER SETTINGS)
33 3 - No ticket
Handling:
Check the fill level of the ticket printer. The tickets from the box should be put in the ticket printer
properly (see part 7.14 on page 205).
33 4 - Paper jam
Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, open the main door and power down the machine. Try to remove the
stuck paper in the ticket printer. Power up the machine and close the main door. If the error cannot
be cleared, the ticket printer may be disabled in the machine setup to continue the operation of
the game without ticket printer (MACHINE SETUP > PRINTER SETUP). Consequently, the ticket
printer has to be exchanged (see part 7.14 on page 205).
33 5 - Error during printing

Handling:
connectors and the cables of the ticket printer. Make sure that the ticket printer has been put in
place properly. The tickets from the box should be put in the ticket printer properly. Power up the
machine and close the main door. If the error cannot be cleared, the ticket printer may be disabled
in the machine setup to continue the operation of the game without ticket printer
(MACHINE SETUP > PRINTER SETUP). Consequently, the ticket printer has to be exchanged
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34 0 - Hopper disconnected
Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, open the main door. Check if the hopper is installed and if both light
diodes are illuminated. If the light diodes of the hopper are not illuminated, check if the hopper is
pushed all the way in. Check systematically the connectors and the cables of the hopper. Close the
main door. If the error cannot be cleared, the hopper has to be exchanged
34 1 - Hopper tilt
Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, open the main door and power down the machine. Check if a coin or
dirt is stuck in the light barrier of the hopper and remove it if necessary. Power up the machine and
close the main door. If the error cannot be cleared, the hopper has to be exchanged
34 2 - Hopper low
Handling:
Check the fill level of the hopper. The contact plates at the bottom of the hopper should be covered
with coins. The hopper should be refilled as soon as possible. Check whether the hopper low level
is enabled in the AUDIT MENU MACHINE SETUP > HOPPER SETTINGS on page 111.
34 4 - Hopper limit reached

Handling:
Indicated on the screen with a special window and registered in the machine log file.
Perform a handpay (see part 5.2 on page 61).
34 5 - Hopper coin out jam

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, open the main door and power down the machine. Check if a coin or
dirt is stuck in the light barrier of the hopper and remove it if necessary. Power up the machine and
close the main door. If the error cannot be cleared, the hopper has to be exchanged
34 6 - Hopper empty
Handling:
By turning the attendant key the machine switches automatically to the menu "HOPPER REFILL".
Refill the hopper (see part 5.3 on page 63).
34 7 - Hopper pulse not in tolerance

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, check the connectors and the cables of the hopper.
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34 8 - Hopper optics failure
Handling:
34 9 - Hopper currency mismatch

Handling:
34 A - Hopper missing
Handling:
34 B - Hopper ROM error

Handling:
34 C - Hopper RAM error

Handling:
34 D - Hopper CRC error

Handling:
34 E - Hopper configuration error

Handling:
34 F - Generic hopper error

Handling:
34 G - Hopper power fail

Handling:
34 H - Hopper battery low

Handling:
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34 J - Hopper firmware version wrong

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, the controller of the hopper has to be exchanged.
34 K - Hopper changed
Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, ensure that the hopper is properly seated and check the connectors
and the cables of the hopper.
35 0 - Credit limit reached

Handling:
35 1 - LA win limit reached (LA = Legislation Authority)

Handling:

Handling:
35 3 - Jackpot won
Handling:

Handling:
35 5 - Cash button pressed

Handling:
35 6 - Residual ticket printout failure

Handling:
35 7 - Noncash win
Handling:
The won credit is higher than the cashable credit.
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4 1 - Undefined error at reel X
Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, check the connectors and the cables of the reel unit. If the error
cannot be cleared, exchange the reel module or the reel unit controller.

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, check whether the reel has worked itself loose from the axis or if the
sensor on the PCB "reel light barrier" (P366) is dirty. If the error cannot be cleared, the defective
reel unit has to be exchanged.

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, check whether the reel has worked itself loose from the axis or if the
sensor on the PCB "reel light barrier" (P366) is dirty. If the error cannot be cleared, the defective
reel unit has to be exchanged.

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, check if the sensors are dirty or defective. If the error cannot be
cleared, the defective sensor has to be exchanged.

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, check if the sensors are dirty or defective. If the error cannot be
cleared, the defective sensor has to be exchanged.
4 6 - Reel X manually moved

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, the reel may be damaged, has loosened from the motor axis
or is touching upon something. If the error cannot be cleared, the defective reel unit has to be
exchanged.
4 8 - Wrong returnposition at reel X

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, the respective reel unit and/or the reel interface has to be
exchanged.
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4 9 - Reel X software has changed

Handling:
4 10 - Reel X software wrong

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, the reel software on the reel interface has to be exchanged.
4 11 - Reel X interface changed

Handling:
4 12 - Reel interface X ROM error

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, the reel software on the reel interface has to be exchanged.
4 13 - Reel interface X not responding

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, the respective reel unit and/or the reel interface has to be
exchanged.
4 A - Reels missing
Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, check the connectors and the cables of the reel unit.
4 B - Reels ROM error

Handling:
4 C - Reels RAM error

Handling:
4 D - Reels CRC error

Handling:
4 E - Reels configuration error

Handling:
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4 F - Generic reels error
Handling:
4 G - Reels power fail

Handling:
4 H - Reels battery low

Handling:
4 J - Reels firmware version wrong

Handling:
4 99 - Reels configuration error

Handling:
Check the reel unit.
If the error cannot be cleared, perform a RAM Clear (see part 5.7 on page 123).
61 - RAM error
Handling:
Accounting data can be viewed, but they may be wrong. If the error cannot be cleared, the
mainboard has to be exchanged (see part 7.6.2 on page 171).
62 0 - ROM CRC error

Handling:
The ROM (kernel module) has to be exchanged (see part 7.6.3 on page 172).
62 1 - CF card CRC error

Handling:
The CF card (game software) has to be exchanged (see part 7.6.3 on page 172).
63 0 - Logic area was open

Handling:
63 1 - Logic area open

Handling:
Close the logic area and turn/release the attendant key.
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63 2 - Drop door open

Handling:
Close the Drop Door and turn/release the attendant key.
If the error cannot be cleared, check if the Drop Door is fixed correctly in its mounting. In addition,
check the connectors and the cables of the door switch.
63 4 - Stacker door open

Handling:
Close the Stacker Door and turn/release the attendant key.
If the error cannot be cleared, check if the Stacker Door is fixed correctly in its mounting.
Furthermore check the connectors and the cables of the micro switch.
63 5 - Maindoor optic error

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, the defective door optics has to be exchanged
63 6 - Printer door open

Handling:
Close the Printer Door and turn/release the attendant key.
63 7 - Bill door open

Handling:
Close the Bill Door and turn/release the attendant key.
63 8 - Service door open

Handling:
Close the Service Door and turn/release the attendant key.
65 0 - Bad EEPROM
Handling:
The EEPROM has to be exchanged (see part 7.6.3 on page 172).
65 1 - EEPROM CRC check failed

Handling:
65 2 - EEPROM configuration mismatch

Handling:
The EEPROM and/or the program ROM have to be exchanged (see part 7.6.3 on page 172).
65 3 - EEPROM structure mismatch

Handling:
The EEPROM and/or the program ROM have to be exchanged (see part 7.6.3 on page 172).
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65 4 - EEPROM changed
Handling:
65 5 - Coin/hopper denomination mismatch

Handling:
68 0 - Program ROM changed

Handling:
69 0 - Blackbox inoperable
Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, check the blackbox connection or change the blackbox and/or the
EEPROM.
69 1 - Blackbox CRC check failed

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, the blackbox and/or the EEPROM have to be exchanged.
7 00 - Undefined error at lightwheel

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, check the connectors and the cables of the lightwheel and/or change
the lightwheel interface.
7 09 - Lightwheel software has changed

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, check the connectors of the lightwheel.
7 10 - Lightwheel software wrong

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, the lightwheel software has to be exchanged.
7 12 - Lightwheel interface ROM error

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, the interface ROM of the lightwheel or the light wheel boards needs
to be exchanged.
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7 13 - Lightwheel interface not responding

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, check the connectors and the cables of the lightwheel and/or change
the lightwheel interface.
76 0 - Digit display not responding

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, check the connectors and the cables of the 7-segment display and/or
change the 7-segment display interface.
76 1 - Digit display ROM CRC failed

Handling:
76 2 - Digit display ID CRC failed

Handling:
76 A - Digit missing
Handling:
76 B - Digit ROM error

Handling:
76 C - Digit RAM error

Handling:
76 D - Digit CRC error

Handling:
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76 E - Digit configuration error
Handling:
76 F - Generic digit error

Handling:
76 G - Digit power fail

Handling:
76 H - Digit battery low

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, check the 7-segment display.
76 J - Digit firmware version wrong

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, the controller of the 7-segment display has to be exchanged.
80 0 - Touch screen missing

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, check the connectors and the cables of the touchscreen. Check the
power supply of the touchscreen. If the error cannot be cleared, exchange the touchscreen or the
touchscreen controller (see part 7.5 on page 163).
80 1 - Touch screen invalid response

Handling:
80 2 - Touch screen invalid checksum

Handling:
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80 3 - Touch screen controller error

Handling:
80 4 - Touch screen firmware version wrong

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, check the connectors and the cables of the touchscreen controller. If
the error cannot be cleared, exchange the touchscreen controller
81 0 - Meter missing
Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, check the connectors and cables of the meter unit.
81 1 - Meter ROM error

Handling:
81 2 - Meter RAM error

Handling:
81 3 - Meter CRC error

Handling:
81 4 - Meter configuration error

Handling:
81 5 - Generic meter error

Handling:
81 6 - Meter power fail

Handling:
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81 7 - Meter battery low
Handling:
81 8 - Meter firmware version wrong

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, the controller of the meters has to be exchanged.
81 9 - Meter changed
Handling:
B 1 - USB host-to-host bridge disconnected

Handling:
CL 1 - Cashless transfer failed

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, check the cashless connection.
DL 1 - Doorlogger interface not responding

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, check the connectors and the cables of the door log. If the error
cannot be cleared, the door log has to be exchanged.
DL 2 - ROM CRC error

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, the ROM (door log program) has to be exchanged.
DL 3 - RAM Battery low

Handling:
The RAM battery has to be exchanged as soon as possible. If the machine has been switched off,
it may loose data or receive wrong data.
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DP 1 - New device found

Handling:
Perform a RAM Clear, to add the new device (see part 5.7 on page 123), or remove the device to
continue.
DR 2 - Device driver error

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, the mainboard has to be exchanged
(see part 7.6.2 on page 171).
E0 - Init Machine required

Handling:
Occurs after a RAM Clear.
The basic settings must be made
E0 1 - Init Game required

Handling:
Occurs after a RAM Clear.
The basic settings must be made
E2 - RAM test failed

Handling:
Switch off/on the machine. If the error cannot be cleared, the mainboard has to be exchanged
E7 0 - Meters were disconnected

Handling:
E7 1 - Meters disconnected
Handling:
connectors of the meters. Pay attention to any signs of manipulation attempts. Power up the
machine and close the main door. If the error cannot be cleared, the meters have to be exchanged
E7 2 - SIMM write line manipulated

Handling:
Switch off/on the machine. If the error cannot be cleared, the mainboard has to be exchanged
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E7 3 - Out of service
Handling:
ED 1 - The Game Selector is manipulated

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, the game selector has to be exchanged
ED 4 - Game Selector: time limit exceeded

Handling:
Check the game selector. If the error cannot be cleared, the game selector has to be exchanged
ED 5 - Game Selector: game limit exceeded

Handling:
ED 6 - Game Selector: wrong machine number

Handling:
ED 7 - Game Selector: wrong machine version

Handling:
ED 8 - Game Selector: Version conflict

Handling:
ED 9 - Game Selector: Timeout occurred

Handling:
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ED A - The Game Selector is missing

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, ensure that the game selector is properly seated.
ED B - Game selector ROM error

Handling:
ED C - Game selector RAM error

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, the game selector has to be exchanged
ED D - Game selector CRC error

Handling:
ED E - Game selector configuration error

Handling:
ED F - Generic game selector error

Handling:
ED G - Game selector power fail

Handling:
ED H - Game selector battery low

Handling:
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ED J - Game selector firmware version wrong
Handling:
((see part 7.6.3 on page 172).
ED K - More than one gameselector found

Handling:
Remove all additional game selectors except one.
EE 11 - Jackpot controller missing

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, the connectors of the jackpot controller have to be checked.
EE 12 - Jackpot communication lost

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, the connectors of the jackpot controller have to be checked.
GA 0 - Bet limits lower than lowest game bet

Handling:
GA 1 - Invalid bet limits

Handling:
GA 2 - Missing currency configuration

Handling:
JD 1 - Display not responding

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, check the connectors and the cables of the display.
If the error cannot be cleared, the display has to be exchanged.
JD 2 - Display software wrong

Handling:
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JD A - Display missing
Handling:
JD B - Display ROM error

Handling:
JD C - Display RAM error

Handling:
JD D - Display CRC error

Handling:
JD E - Display configuration error

Handling:
JD F - Generic display error

Handling:
JD G - Display power fail

Handling:
JD H - Display battery low

Handling:
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JD J - Display firmware version wrong
Handling:
KP 0 - Keybord missing
Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, check the connectors and the cables of the Key panel module.
KP 1 - Keyboard ROM error

Handling:
KP 2 - Keyboard RAM error

Handling:
KP 3 - Keyboard CRC error

Handling:
KP 4 - Keyboard configuration error

Handling:
KP 5 - Generic keyboard error

Handling:
KP 6 - Keyboard power fail

Handling:
KP 7 - Keyboard battery low

Handling:
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KP 8 - Keyboard firmware version wrong

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, the Key panel module has to be exchanged

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, the dynamic memory has to be exchanged

Handling:

Handling:
ND 0 - Net device missing

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, check the connectors and the cables of the net device.
ND 1 - Net device ROM error

Handling:
ND 2 - Net device RAM error

Handling:
ND 3 - Net device CRC error

Handling:
ND 4 - Net device configuration error

Handling:
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ND 5 - Generic net device error
Handling:
ND 6 - Net device power fail

Handling:
ND 7 - Net device battery low

Handling:
ND 8 - Net firmware version wrong

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, the net device has to be exchanged.
PF 1 - Power fail procedure not executed

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, check the power supply.
RNG 1 - RNG data corrupted

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, check the external random number generator.
RNG 2 - External RNG: Communication CRC error

Handling:
RNG 3 - Random generator not ready

Handling:
RNG 4 - External RNG disconnected

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, check the connectors and the cables of the external random number
generator.
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ST 1 - Stake, prize or percentage invalid

Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, perform a RAM Clear (see part 5.7 on page 123).
99 9 - Internal Error
Handling:
If the error cannot be cleared, note down the error message and inform our
Technical Support by phone number +43 2252 606-300.
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REMOTE IN 5
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5.1 Remote in
CAUTION
In countries where the remote function is prohibited by law this function must not be enabled
and/or has been disabled by the producer.
The assignment of the active buttons in the respective game is shown in the game complement.
How to execute a remote (available only in the idle mode and with closed main door):
1) Turn the attendant key (the machine switches to the AUDIT MENU).
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2) Press the active buttons or in case of machines with touchscreen touch the respective fields to go to the
ATTENDANT menu.
S_ATT_REMOTE_IN_DC.jpg S_ATT_REMOTE_IN2_DIS.jpg
3) Select the function REMOTE IN.

In countries where the remote function is prohibited by law no credits can be added.
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4) Press the respective buttons or in case of machines with touchscreen touch the respective fields to add
credits.
5) The selected credit is registered automatically on the remote meter (or on the respective country-specific
meter).
6) Release the attendant key.
7) The machine switches back to the game play mode.
The remote function can be used only if it has been enabled in the AUDIT MENU in
MACHINE SETUP > PARAMETER SETUP (see part 5.6.8 on page 106).
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HANDPAY CREDIT 5
5.2 Handpay credit
CAUTION
In countries where the handpay function is prohibited by law this function must not be enabled
and/or has been disabled by the producer.
If a limit has been reached during a game, you can get to this page automatically by turning the
attendant key.
How to execute a handpay (available only in the idle mode and with closed main door):
S_AUDIT_MENU1.jpg
ATTENDANT menu.
S_ATT_HANDPAY_CREDIT.jpg
3) Select the function HANDPAY CREDIT.
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HANDPAY CREDIT
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4) Press the respective buttons or in case of machines with touchscreen touch the respective fields to
handpay the current credit.
5) The handpay credit is registered automatically on the handpay meter.
The handpay function can be used only if it has been enabled in the AUDIT MENU in
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HOPPER REFILL 5
5.3 Hopper refill
To refill the hopper two options are available:
A) Refilling the hopper by using the coin slot:

Refill the hopper by inserting the coins into the coin slot at closed main door. The refilled amount is
registered automatically (no manual registration of the refilled amount required).
B) Filling coins directly into the hopper:

The coins are refilled directly into the hopper at opened main door. After inserting the coins into the
hopper the respective amount has to be entered manually using the function HOPPER REFILL.
A - Refilling the hopper by using the coin slot:
1) Turn the attendant key. The machine switches to the AUDIT MENU.
S_AUDIT_MENU1.jpg
ATTENDANT menu.
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3) Select the function HOPPER REFILL.
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HOPPER REFILL
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4) Insert the respective number of coins into the coin slot. The refilled amount is registered automatically.
B - Filling coins directly into the hopper:
1) Open the main door and refill the respective number of coins into the hopper.
ATTENDANT menu.
4) Select the function HOPPER REFILL.
S_ATT_HOPPER_REFILL_DC.jpg S_AUDIT_MENU2.jpg
5) Use the touchscreen field Select or the active buttons to adjust, if coins should be added or
substracted in steps of 1, 10 or 100 (1 COIN, 10 COINS, 100 COINS resp. -1 COIN, -10 COINS
or -100 COINS).
6) Use the adjusted field (i.e. 100 COINS) or the respective active button to adjust the refilled amount.
The current selected amount is indicated at Refill amount: X COINS. This amount must exactly relate
to the coins refilled, otherwise the accounting will be incorrect.
7) Press REFILL to finish the hopper refill procedure. The refilled amount is registered automatically and
indicated at HOPPER REFILL.
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HOPPER DUMP 5
5.4 Hopper dump
CAUTION
In countries where the hopper dump function is prohibited by law, this function must not be
enabled and/or has been disabled by the producer.
How to dump the hopper (available only in the idle mode):
S_AUDIT_MENU2.jpg
ATTENDANT menu.
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4) Select the function HOPPER DUMP.
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HOPPER DUMP
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5) Press the active buttons or touch the respective fields to enter the sum of the amount to dump.
6) The refilled amount is registered automatically. This amount must exactly relate to the dumped coins,
otherwise the accounting will be incorrect.
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OUT OF SERVICE (LOCKING OF THE MACHINE) 5
5.5 Out of service (locking of the machine)
This function allows the attendant to lock the machine for the game play mode while it is switched on. By
using the Out of Service function it is not necessary to power down a defective machine but it may be
locked as long as the defect has not been repaired.
How to put the machine out of service:
S_AUDIT_MENU1.jpg
ATTENDANT menu.
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3) Select the function OUT OF SERVICE: INACTIVE.
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OUT OF SERVICE (LOCKING OF THE MACHINE)
4) Press the active button or touch the field Enter to lock the machine.
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6) The machine switches back to the game play mode. On the screen a message is displayed containing
the information, that the machine is out of service.
7) To unlock the machine, turn and release the attendant key. The machine is now enabled for gambling.
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AUDIT MENU 5
5.6 AUDIT MENU
INFORMATION
Depending on machine configuration the items described in this part may vary.
INFORMATION
The respective active buttons (illuminated) are located on the keyboard below the control panel
shown on the screen. See game supplement.
5.6.1 ATTENDANT MENU
Turn the attendant key to go the ATTENDANT menu. This menu shows the accounting and statistics, and
several settings may be adjusted. The pages can be selected by pressing the active buttons or, in case of
machines with touchscreen, by touching the respective fields.
S_AUDIT_MENU1.jpg S_AUDIT_MENU2.jpg
The left illustration shows the AUDIT MENU indicated at closed main door, the right illustration shows the
extended AUDIT MENU indicated at opened main door.
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AUDIT MENU
ATTENDANT > REMOTE IN
S_ATT_REMOTE_IN_DC.jpg S_ATT_REMOTE_IN2_DC.jpg
Press the respective buttons or in case of machines with a touchscreen touch the respective fields to add
the desired amount (see part 5.1 on page 59). The respective value and registered credit of each payment
transaction are indicated.
REMOTE IN Shows the credit added via the remote function.
CURRENT CREDIT Shows the current credit.
The remote function can be used only if it has been enabled in the AUDIT MENU in
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ATTENDANT > HANDPAY CREDIT
S_ATT_HANDPAY_CREDIT.jpg S_ATT_HANDPAY_CREDIT1_DC.jpg
CURRENT HANDPAY Press the respective buttons or in case of machines with a

touchscreen touch the respective fields to handpay the current credit
CASHABLE CREDIT Indicates the total amount of all cashable credits.

FROM COIN Proportion of the cashable credit entered in coins.
FROM BILL Proportion of the cashable credit entered in bills.
FROM TICKET Proportion of the cashable credit entered in tickets.
TICKET SEMIPROMOTIONAL Proportion of the cashable credit entered in promotional tickets.
SEMIPROMOTIONAL Proportion of the cashable credit entered via online system.
CASHABLE Proportion of the cashable credit which is not assignable to the
above mentioned credit types (e.g. remote).
BANK Credit cashable from the bank display.
NONCASHABLE CREDIT Indicates the total amount of all non-cashable credits.

Non-cashable credits have to be gambled away!
FROM TOKEN Proportion of the non-cashable credit entered in tokens.
TICKET PROMOTIONAL Proportion of the non-cashable credit entered in promotional tickets.
TICKET NONCASHABLE Proportion of the non-cashable credit entered in tickets.
PROMOTIONAL Proportion of the non-cashable credit entered via online system.
NONCASHABLE Proportion of the non-cashable credit which is not assignable to the
above mentioned credit types.
CAUTION
For each transaction, the monetary value and the corresponding credit amount are indicated.
Which kind of credit is deemed CASHABLE or NONCASHABLE may vary depending on the
jurisdiction.
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AUDIT MENU
ATTENDANT > HOPPER REFILL
S_ATT_HOPPER_REFILL_DO.jpg S_ATT_HOPPER_REFILL1_DO.jpg
TOTAL HOPPER LEVEL Total value of all coins available in the hopper.
PERIODIC HOPPER LEVEL Total value of all coins available in the hopper for a certain period.
REFILL LEVEL Indicates the defined hopper refill level.
MISSING AMOUNT Coins still missing for the hopper refill level set.
HOPPER REFILL Use the touchscreen field Select or the respective button to adjust, if coins
should be added or substracted in steps of 1, 10 or 100 (1 COIN,
10 COINS, 100 COINS resp. -1 COIN, -10 COINS, -100 COINS).
Use the adjusted field (i.e. 100 COINS) or the respective button to adjust
the refilled amount. The current selected amount is indicated at
Refill amount: X COINS. Press REFILL to finish the hopper refill
procedure (see part 5.3 on page 63).
The number of coins, the respective value and the respective registered
credit is now indicated at the menu item HOPPER REFILL.
Turn/release the attendant key. Now the refilled number of coins, the
respective value and the respective registered credit is indicated at the
menu items TOTAL HOPPER LEVEL and PERIODIC HOPPER LEVEL.
The number of coins, the respective value and the respective registered credit of each payment transaction
are indicated.
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ATTENDANT > HOPPER DUMP
S_ATT_HOPPER_DUMP_DO.jpg S_ATT_HOPPER_DUMP1_DO.jpg
HOPPER DUMP Press the respective buttons or the respective touchscreen fields to
enter the amount to dump the hopper (see part 5.4 on page 65).
The number of coins, the respective value and the respective registered credit of each payment transaction
are indicated.
ATTENDANT > OUT OF SERVICE
S_ATT_OUT_OF_SERVICE.jpg S_ATT_OUT_OF_SERVICE1.jpg
This function allows the attendant to lock the machine for the game play mode while it is switched on
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AUDIT MENU
5.6.2 ACCOUNTING MENU
S_ACCOUNTING_MENU_DO.jpg
ACCOUNTING > MASTER ACCOUNTING
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TOTAL IN Total value of all coins, tokens, tickets and bills inserted and credits added
via the remote function.
COINS IN Total value of all coins inserted via the coin acceptor.
TOKEN IN Total value of all tokens accepted.
BILL IN Total value of all bills accepted.
REMOTE IN Total value of all credits added via the remote function.
CARD IN Total value of all credits inserted via cashless card.
TICKET IN Total value of all credits inserted via ticket.
TOTAL OUT Total value of all credits paid out (hopper, handpay, card and vouchers).
COINS OUT Total value of all coins paid out via the hopper.
HANDPAY Total value of all amounts paid out via handpay function.
CARD OUT Total value of credits added to the cashless card.
TICKET OUT Total value of credits paid out via ticket printer.
BILL OUT Total value of all bills paid out.
TOTAL IN-OUT Difference between TOTAL IN and TOTAL OUT.
The respective value and the respective registered credit of the payment transaction are indicated.
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S_ACC_MASTER_ACC2.jpg S_ACC_MASTER_ACC3.jpg
TOTAL MONEY TO DROP Total value of all coins and bills that can be removed.
COINS TO DROP Total value of all coins that can be removed from the drop box.
TOKENS TO DROP Total value of all tokens that can be removed.
BILLS TO DROP Total value of all bills that can be removed from the stacker box.
COINS TO HOPPER Total value of all coins diverted into the hopper via the coin acceptor.
COINS OUT Total value of all coins paid out via the hopper.
HOPPER REFILL Total value of all coins refilled directly to the hopper.
HOPPER DUMP Total value of all coins paid out via the hopper with the hopper dump
function.
TOTAL DISPENSER LEVEL Total value of all bills available in the dispenser.
BILLS TO DISPENSER Total value of all bills diverted into the dispenser via the bill acceptor.
BILLS OUT Total value of all bills paid out via the dispenser.
DISPENSER REFILL Total value of all bills refilled into the dispenser.
DISPENSER DUMP Total value of all bills paid out via the dispenser with the dispenser dump
function.
TOTAL BET Total value of all bets.

TOTAL WON Total value of all wins.
MACHINE YIELD Payout percentage.

TOTAL GAMES Total number of all games played.
TOTAL GAMES WON Total number of all games won.
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AUDIT MENU
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TICKET IN Total value of tickets accepted by the bill acceptor.

CASHABLE Cashable tickets accepted by the bill acceptor.
NONCASHABLE Non-cashable tickets accepted by the bill acceptor.
PROMOTIONAL Promotional tickets accepted by the bill acceptor.
TICKET OUT Total value of tickets paid out via the ticket printer.
CASHABLE Cashable tickets paid out via the ticket printer.
NONCASHABLE Non-cashable tickets paid out via the ticket printer.
PROMOTIONAL Promotional tickets paid out via the ticket printer.
Furthermore, the TOTAL NUMBER OF ACCEPTED TICKETS and the TOTAL NUMBER OF PRINTED
TICKETS are indicated on this page.
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HANDPAY Total value of all handpays.

CANCELLED CREDITS Total value of all credits cancelled via handpay function.
WIN LIMIT JACKPOT Total value of all handpaid jackpot wins.
PROGRESSIVE JACKPOT Total value of all handpaid external jackpots.
MYSTERY JACKPOT Total value of all handpaid mystery jackpots.
TOTAL WIN Total value of all wins.

WIN TO CREDIT Total value of all wins added to credit.
JP WIN TO CREDIT Total value of all jackpot wins added to credit.
WIN TO HANDPAY Total value of all handpaid wins.
WIN TO CARD Total value of all wins transferred to the cashless card.
WIN TO TICKET Total value of all wins paid out via ticket printer.
TOTAL BONUS Total value of the additional win option (bonusing system via network).
DEDUCT. BONUS Tax-deductible part of the bonusing system.
NON DEDUCT. BONUS Non-deductible part of the bonusing system.
WAGER M. BONUS Wager according to bonusing system.
AFT. CASHABLE BONUS Advanced Funds Transfer specific bonus.
AFT. NONRESTR. BONUS Advanced Funds Transfer specific bonus.
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AUDIT MENU
CHANNEL Indicates the available bill channels.

VALUE () Value of one bill of the respective bill channel.
COUNT Total number of bills accepted on the respective bill channel.
CREDIT Total number of credits inserted via the respective bill channel.
TOTAL () Total value of all credits inserted via the respective bill channel.
CHANNEL Indicates the available coin channels.

VALUE () Value of one coin of the respective coin channel.
COUNT Total number of coins accepted via the respective coin channel.
CREDIT Total number of credits inserted via the respective coin channel.
TOTAL () Total value of credits inserted via the respective coin channel.
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CHANNEL Indicates the available hopper channels.

VALUE () Value of one coin of the respective hopper channel.
COUNT Total number of coins accepted on the respective hopper channel.
CREDIT Total number of credits inserted via the respective hopper channel.
TOTAL () Total value of all credits inserted via the respective hopper channel.
COINS TO HOPPER Total amount of coins transported into the hopper.

HOPPER REFILL Total amount of coins refilled into the hopper.
HOPPER DUMP Total amount of coins removed from the hopper.
HOPPER LEVEL Total value of all coins available in the hopper.
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AUDIT MENU
ACCOUNTING > PERIODIC ACCOUNTING
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PERIODIC IN Total value of all coins, tickets, tokens and bills inserted and credits added
via the remote function for a certain period.
COINS IN Total value of all coins inserted via the coin acceptor for a certain period.
TOKEN IN Total value of all tokens accepted for a certain period.
BILL IN Total value of all bills accepted for a certain period.
REMOTE IN Total value of all credits added via the remote function for a certain period.
CARD IN Total value of all credits added via card for a certain period.
TICKET IN Total value of all credits inserted via ticket for a certain period.
PERIODIC OUT Total value of all credits paid out for a certain period.
COINS OUT Total value of all coins paid out via the hopper for a certain period.
HANDPAY Total value of all credits paid out via the handpay function for a certain
period.
CARD OUT Total value of all credits added to the cashless card for a certain period.
TICKET OUT Total value of all credits paid out via ticket printer for a certain period.
BILL OUT Total value of all bills paid out for a certain period.
PERIODIC IN-OUT Difference between TOTAL IN and TOTAL OUT for a certain period.
The respective value and the respective registered credit of each payment transaction are indicated.
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PERIODIC MONEY TO DROP Total value of all coins and bills that can be removed for a certain period.
COINS TO DROP Total value of all coins that can be removed from the drop box in a
certain period.
TOKENS TO DROP Total value of all tokens that can be removed for a certain period.
BILLS TO DROP Total value of all bills that can be removed from the stacker box in a
certain period.
COINS TO HOPPER Total value of all coins diverted into the hopper via the coin acceptor in a
certain period.
COINS OUT Total value of all coins paid out via the hopper for a certain period.
HOPPER REFILL Total value of all coins refilled directly into the hopper for a certain
period.
HOPPER DUMP Total value of all coins paid out via the hopper with the hopper dump
function for a certain period.
PERIODIC DISPENSER LEVEL Total value of all bills available in the dispenser for a certain period.
BILLS TO DISPENSER Total value of all bills diverted into the dispenser via the bill acceptor for
a certain period.
BILLS OUT Total value of all bills paid out via the dispenser for a certain period.
DISPENSER REFILL Total value of all bills refilled into the dispenser for a certain period.
DISPENSER DUMP Total value of all bills paid out via the dispenser with the dispenser dump
function for a certain period.
PERIODIC BET Total value of all bets for a certain period.

PERIODIC WON Total value of all wins realized for a certain period.
MACHINE YIELD Payout percentage for a certain period.

PERIODIC GAMES Total number of games played for a certain period.
PERIODIC GAMES WON Total number of games won for a certain period.
The respective value and the respective registered credit of each payment transaction are indicated.
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AUDIT MENU
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TICKET IN Total value of all tickets accepted for a certain period.

CASHABLE Total value of cashable tickets accepted for a certain period.
NONCASHABLE Total value of non-cashable tickets accepted for a certain period.
PROMOTIONAL Total value of promotional tickets accepted for a certain period.
TICKET OUT Total value of all tickets paid out via the ticket printer for a certain period.
CASHABLE Total value of cashable tickets paid out via the ticket printer for a certain
period.
NONCASHABLE Total value of non-cashable tickets paid out via the ticket printer in a certain
period.
PROMOTIONAL Total value of promotional tickets paid out via the ticket printer for a certain
period.
Furthermore, the TOTAL NUMBER OF ACCEPTED TICKETS for a certain period and the
TOTAL NUMBER OF PRINTED TICKETS for a certain period are indicated on this page.
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HANDPAY Total value of all handpays for a certain period.

CANCELLED CREDITS Total value of all credits cancelled via handpay function in a certain period.
WIN LIMIT JACKPOT Total value of all handpaid jackpot wins for a certain period.
PROGRESSIVE JACKPOT Total value of all handpaid external jackpots for a certain period.
MYSTERY JACKPOT Total value of all handpaid mystery jackpots for a certain period.
TOTAL WIN Total value of all wins for a certain period.

WIN TO CREDIT Total value of all wins added to credit for a certain period.
JP WIN TO CREDIT Total value of all jackpot wins added to credit for a certain period.
WIN TO HANDPAY Total value of all handpaid wins for a certain period.
WIN TO CARD Total value of all wins transferred to the cashless card in a certain period.
WIN TO TICKET Total value of all wins paid out via ticket printer for a certain period.
TOTAL BONUS Total value of the additional win option (bonusing system via network) in a
certain period.
DEDUCT. BONUS Tax-deductible part of the bonusing system for a certain period.
NON DEDUCT. BONUS Non-deductible part of the bonusing system for a certain period.
WAGER M. BONUS Wager according to bonusing system for a certain period.
AFT. CASHABLE BONUS Advanced Funds Transfer specific bonus.
AFT. NONRESTR. BONUS Advanced Funds Transfer specific bonus.
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AUDIT MENU
CHANNEL Indicates the available bill channels.

VALUE () Value of one bill of the respective bill channel.
COUNT Total number of bills accepted via the respective bill channel for a certain period.
CREDIT Total number of credits inserted via the respective bill channel for a certain period.
TOTAL () Total value of credits inserted via the respective bill channel for a certain period.
CHANNEL Indicates the available coin channels.

VALUE () Value of one coin of the respective coin channel.
COUNT Total number of coins accepted via the respective coin channel for a certain
period.
CREDIT Total number of credits inserted via the respective coin channel for a certain
period.
TOTAL () Total value of credits inserted via the respective coin channel for a certain period.
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CHANNEL Indicates the available hopper channels.

VALUE () Value of one coin of the respective hopper channel.
COUNT Total number of coins accepted via the respective hopper channel in a certain
period.
CREDIT Total number of credits inserted via the respective hopper channel in a certain
period.
TOTAL () Total value of credits inserted via the respective hopper channel in a certain
period.
COINS TO HOPPER Total amount of coins transported into the hopper.

HOPPER REFILL Total amount of coins refilled into the hopper.
HOPPER DUMP Total amount of coins removed from the hopper.
HOPPER LEVEL Total number of coins available in the hopper.
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AUDIT MENU
ACCOUNTING > HARD METER COPY
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The values represent the counter reading of the mechanical meters. Because of the variety of country
specific configurations the illustration shows the Novomatic Standard as an example.
BET Total value of all bets in credits.

WIN Total value of all wins in credits.
REMOTE Total value of all credits added via remote function.
HANDPAY Total value of all credits paid out via handpay function.
BILLS Total value of all bills inserted in credits.
DROP Total value of all coins diverted into the cashbox in credits.
GAMES Total number of all games played.
TOKEN Total value of all tokens inserted in credits.
CAUTION
After a RAM Clear the parameters are 0 again.
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ACCOUNTING > SECURITY ACCOUNTING
MAINDOOR Monitored status.

LAST OPEN Date and time of last opening of the main door.
LAST CLOSE Date and time of last closing of the main door.
OPEN COUNT Number of openings of the main door.
GAMES SINCE LAST CLOSE Number of games played since last closing of the main door.
DOOR IN DOOR Monitored status.

LAST OPEN Date and time of last opening of the Door-in-Door.
LAST CLOSE Date and time of last closing of the Door-in-Door.
OPEN COUNT Number of openings of the Door-in-Door.
GAMES SINCE LAST CLOSE Number of games played since last closing of the Door-in-Door.
DROPDOOR Monitored status.

LAST OPEN Date and time of last opening of the Drop Door.
LAST CLOSE Date and time of last closing of the Drop Door.
OPEN COUNT Number of openings of the Drop Door.
GAMES SINCE LAST CLOSE Number of games played since last closing of the Drop Door.
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STACKERDOOR Monitored status.

LAST OPEN Date and time of last opening of the stacker door.
LAST CLOSE Date and time of last closing of the stacker door.
OPEN COUNT Number of openings of the stacker door.
GAMES SINCE LAST CLOSE Number of games played since last closing of the stacker door.
LOGIC AREA Monitored status.

POWER ON AFTER OPEN Date and time of last opening of the logic door.
OPEN COUNT Number of openings of the Door-in-Door.
GAMES SINCE LAST CLOSE Number of games played since last closing of the logic door.
METER CONNECT Monitored status.

LAST OPEN Date and time of last disconnection of the mechanical meters.
LAST CLOSE Date and time of last connection of the mechanical meters.
OPEN COUNT Number of disconnections of the mechanical meters.
GAMES SINCE LAST CLOSE Number of games played since last connection of the mechanical
meters.
POWER FAIL Monitored status.

LAST POWER FAIL Date and time of last power down.
LAST POWER ON Date and time of last power on.
POWER FAIL COUNT Number of power downs.
DURING GAME PLAY Number of power downs during games played.
GAMES SINCE LAST POWER FAIL Number of games played since last power down interruption.
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ACCOUNTING > PERIODIC METER CLEAR
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PRESS CLEAR BUTTON TO CLEAR PERIODIC RAM

Press the respective button or the respective touchscreen field to clear the periodic RAM.
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5.6.3 DIAGNOSTIC MENU
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DIAGNOSTIC > PROGRAM VERSIONS
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MACHINE NUMBER Indicates the configured machine number.

MACHINE Indicates name, version and date of the complete machine software.
EEPROM CONFIGURATION Indicates the EEPROM configuration.
KERNEL Indicates version and date of the kernel.
MAINBOARD VERSION Indicates the version of the mainboard.
MAINBOARD SERIAL NUMBER Indicates the serial number of the mainboard.
BACKPLANE VERSION Indicates the version of the backplane.
PROGRAM ROM CRC Indicates the checksum of the program ROM.
GAME SELECTOR Indicates the version of the game selector.
GAME Indicates the name, version and date of the game.
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DIAGNOSTIC > DEVICE LISTING
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Indicates the machine components which are recognized by the software. The number and the form of the
entries depend on the current equipment of the machine (bill acceptor, ticket printer, etc.).
DIAGNOSTIC > MASCHINE SELFTEST
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S_DIA_MACHINE_SELFTEST3.jpg S_DIA_MACHINE_SELFTEST5.jpg
Press Test button to start selftest

Press the respective button or touch the respective touchscreen field to start the selftest. After the selftest is
completed, a detailed listing of the tested devices is indicated.
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DIAGNOSTIC > BUTTON AND LAMP TEST
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S_DIA_BUTTON_AND_LAMP_TEST4.jpg
BUTTON TEST The current status of the buttons (ON/OFF) is indicated.

LAMP TEST All lamps are flashing steadily as long as this page is enabled.
To go back, press the buttons HOLD 1 and HOLD 2 simultaneously.

Press the respective buttons to return to the DIAGNOSTIC menu.
DIAGNOSTIC > VIDEO TEST
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Select the function VIDEO TEST to show the test chart on the screen. In case of eventual distortions or a
defective colour reproduction the monitor can be readjusted according to this test chart.
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DIAGNOSTIC > AUDIO TEST
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Press the respective buttons or touch the respective fields to start the audio test.
DIAGNOSTIC > TOUCH SCREEN TEST
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Select the function TOUCH SCREEN TEST to check the calibration and functionality of the touchscreen.
Touch the screen at different places. At each touch a point is enlightened on the screen.
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DIAGNOSTIC > HOPPER TEST
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S_DIA_HOPPER_TEST2.jpg
Select the function HOPPER TEST to check the functionality of the hopper. Follow the instructions indicated
on the screen. Coins inserted are not registered.
DIAGNOSTIC > BILL ACCEPTOR TEST
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The BILL ACCEPTOR TEST function can be used to check the functionality of the bill acceptor.
CAUTION
If a bill is not detected, the reason may be that the insertion direction is not enabled in the menu
item MACHINE > BILL SETTINGS or the software is not programmed to accept the bill.
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DIAGNOSTIC > COIN DIVERTER TEST
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Select the function COIN DIVERTER TEST to test the functionality of the coin diverter. Press the respective
button or touch the respective field to switch the coin diverter ON or OFF.
DIAGNOSTIC > PRINTER TEST
S_DIA_PRINTER_TEST_DO.jpg S_DIA_PRINTER_TEST1.jpg
S_DIA_PRINTER_TEST2.jpg S_DIA_PRINTER_TEST3.jpg
Select the function PRINTER TEST to check the correct function of the ticket printer. Press the respective
button or touch the respective field and follow the instructions indicated on the screen.
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DIAGNOSTIC > TICKET TEST
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S_DIA_TICKET_TEST2.jpg
Select the function TICKET TEST to print a 0 credit ticket.
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DIAGNOSTIC > PAYTABLE TEST
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The PAYTABLE TEST can be used to check the correct payout of the machine. Various winning situations
can be simulated without prizes being paid out.
To start the paytable test the main door must be opened. Then activate the test and leave the AUDIT
MENU. Now a game situation can be set by pressing the SERVICE button and the LINE buttons at the
same time. The amount of bet may be selected and the simulation can be started when the START button
is pressed. When the main door is closed again, the machine will return to the original game situation.
CAUTION
When the ONE-SHOT PROGRESSIVE JACKPOT TEST is selected, a real jackpot is triggered at
the external jackpot controller when the next game is started, provided that the respective winning
combination was selected. The jackpot must then be set again. After a game, this setting will be
deactivated automatically.
DIAGNOSE > NETWORK TEST
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Select the function NETWORK TEST to check the correct function of the selected network.
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5.6.4 EVENT LOG MENU
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EVENT LOG > MASCHINE EVENTS
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All errors including date and time when they have occurred are listed. The error codes and error messages
correspond to those listed in part 4.3 on page 20. In case of an overflow the respective oldest entries are
overwritten.
EVENT LOG > BILL ACCEPTOR EVENTS
S_EVLOG_BILL_ACC_EV_DO.jpg S_EVLOG_BILL_ACC_EV1.jpg
All accepted bills including date and time of their insertion are listed. In case of an overflow the respective
oldest entries are overwritten.
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EVENT LOG > HANDPAY EVENTS
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Lists all handpay events including date and time when they where paid out. In case of an overflow the
respective oldest entries are overwritten.
EVENT LOG > CASHLESS CARD EVENTS
S_EVLOG_CASHLESS_CARD_EV_DO.jpg S_EVLOG_CASHLESS_CARD_EV1.jpg
All accepted card credits including date and time are listed. In case of an overflow the respective oldest
entries are overwritten.
EVENT LOG > JACKPOT EVENTS
S_EVLOG_JACKPOT_EV_DO.jpg S_EVLOG_JACKPOT_EV1.jpg
Lists all external jackpots including date and time when they where hit. In case of an overflow the respective
oldest entries are overwritten.
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EVENT LOG > TICKET OUT
Lists all ticket events including validation number, value, ticket number, date and time. In case of an
overflow the respective oldest entries are overwritten.
EVENT LOG > TICKET IN
Lists all ticket events including validation number, value, ticket number, date and time. In case of an
overflow the respective oldest entries are overwritten.
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5.6.5 GAME HISTORY MENU
GAME HISTORY > Selected Game
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GAME HISTORY Game history of the selected game.

Game Current number of the game at a certain time.
Phase Phase during the indicated game (1st deal is phase 1, 2nd deal is phase 2,
etc.), depending on the indicated game.
Date Indicates the date of the game.

Time Indicates the time of the game.
Credit bef. Amount of credit before the game was started.

Bet Bets realized in credits.
Bet mult. Multidenomination bets placed in credits.
Win Wins in credits.
Gambles Number of times gambled.

Gamble in Value of wins which has been gambled.
Gamble out Value of wins which has been paid out after gamble.
SINCE LAST GAME

Tokens in Total value of tokens inserted since last game.
Coins in Total value of coins inserted since last game.
Bills in Total value of bills inserted since last game.
Remote in Total value of all credits added via the remote function since last game.
Card in Total value of all credits added via card since last game.
Bonus in Total value of all credits added via online system since last game.
Ticket in Total value of all credits inserted via tickets since last game.
Collected Total value of all credits paid out via the hopper and the handpay function
since last game.
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5.6.6 GAME STATISTIC MENU
GAME STATISTIC > Selected Game
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S_GAME_STAT_SEL_GAME1.jpg
The game statistics depend on the selected game. If different bets (BET) are permitted in the game, the
first page always indicates the total statistic (BET - independent) and each BET available is represented
separately (e.g. page 2 = BET 1, page 3 = BET 2, etc.).
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5.6.7 GAME SETUP MENU
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GAME SETUP > Selected Game
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On this page several functions specific to the selected game can be featured.
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5.6.8 MACHINE SETUP MENU
S_MACHINE_SETUP_MENU.jpg
MACHINE SETUP > LIMIT SETUP
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INFORMATION
In comparison to the CREDIT LIMIT the CREDIT IN LIMIT must always be lower by AT LEAST the
value represented by the highest configuration bill (coin, token). This ensures that by insertion of a
bill (coin, token) only the CREDIT IN LIMIT may be reached and never the CREDIT LIMIT.
CREDIT IN LIMIT If the limit has been reached, no more credits can be added (coin and
bill acceptor are blocked), also the remote function is disabled.
0... No CREDIT IN LIMIT.
CREDIT LIMIT Maximum credit value that may be reached in the game.
If the limit has been reached, a handpay is required.
0... No CREDIT LIMIT.
JACKPOT LIMIT Maximum value of win paid out by the machine (added to credit or paid
out via the hopper).
0... No JACKPOT LIMIT
CELEBRATION LIMIT Available only in cashless card systems.

If this limit is reached (under jackpot limit), a handpay to the cashless
card has to be performed.
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DOUBLE UP LIMIT Maximum credit value that may be reached in the double-up game.
HOPPER PAYOUT LIMIT Maximum number of coins that can be paid out via the hopper, if the
CASH button has been pressed or in case of wins. All amounts in
excess have to be paid out via the handpay function.
0... No HOPPER LIMIT.
TICKET PAYOUT LIMIT Maximum amount that can be paid out via the ticket printer.
All amounts in excess have to be paid out via the handpay function.
0... No TICKET LIMIT.
COINS IN LIMIT Indicates the number of coins that can be inserted without a game
played.
0... No COIN IN LIMIT.
MINIMUM HANDPAY Minimum amount of win paid out via handpay.
EVEN HANDPAY Indicates the rounding factor for handpay.

For example: if 50 is set, 1750 are paid instead of 1755, the
remaining 5 continue on the credit.
Press the corresponding buttons or touch the respective fields to perform the desired settings. In each case
a MIN and a MAX value are indicated in the range of which the current value can be set. Due to regulation
some value ranges may be limited or the possibility of setting may be prohibited in general.
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MACHINE SETUP > PARAMETER SETUP
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Press the corresponding buttons or touch the respective fields to perform the desired settings.
INFORMATION
Depending on the game configuration and the game some of the following functions listed below
may not be available.
START MODE Determines the required player interactions to start a new

game if credits are available.
0... RE-BET AT START A game is started with the last bet if the START button is pressed.
1... BET AND START To start each game first a bet must always be selected, then
the start button has to be pressed. This parameter relates only
to machines with physical reels. For all other machines
(video, poker, roulette, ...) a game is started with the last bet if
the START button is pressed as for START MODE 0.
2... AUTOSTART A game is started with the last bet if the START button is
pressed. If the AUTOSTART button is pressed, a series of
games is started automatically with the last bet.
REMOTE INPUT Enables/disables the remote function.

0... DISABLED The remote function is disabled.
1... ENABLED The remote function is enabled.
HANDPAY CREDIT Enables/disables the handpay function.

0... DISABLED The handpay function is disabled.
1... ENABLED The handpay function is enabled.
BILL INPUT Determines the way inserted bills are handled.

0... TO HOPPER Bills are changed. The highest bill must be lower than the
hopper limit.
1... TO CREDIT The value of inserted bills is added to the credit.
2... TO CREDIT/COMPULSORY GAME Bills inserted are added to the credit and a compulsory game
must be played before the system accepts a new bill.
3... TO CREDIT/PLAY 50% Bills inserted are added to the credit. A minimum of 50 % of
the value of each inserted bill must be played before the
system accepts a new bill.
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COIN INPUT Determines the coin accounting.
0... TO BET Coins are registered on the CREDITS PLAYED meter until the
maximum bet is reached. A game is not started automatically
unless the MAX BET button is pressed.
1... TO BET/START Coins are registered on the CREDITS PLAYED meter until the
maximum bet is reached. The game starts automatically.
2... TO BET/TO CREDIT Coins are registered on the CREDITS PLAYED meter until the
maximum bet is reached - any subsequent coins are
registered on the CREDIT meter. A game is not started
automatically unless the MAX BET button is pressed.
3... TO CREDIT Coins are registered on the CREDIT meter. A game is not
started automatically unless the MAX BET button is pressed
and enough credits are available.
4... TO CREDIT/CANCEL Coins are registered on the CREDIT meter.
No game can be started with the MAX BET button.
WIN OUTPUT Determines the accounting of the wins.

0... TO HOPPER All wins are paid out via the hopper.
1... TO CREDIT All wins are registered on the CREDIT meter.
PAY AT JACKPOT LIMIT Determines the way jackpots are handled.

0... WIN Only the win is paid.
1... WIN + CREDIT The win and the credit is paid.
PAY AT CREDIT LIMIT Determines the way the credit limit is handled.
0... WIN Only the win is paid.
1... WIN + CREDIT The win and the credit is paid.
PARTIAL PAY MODE Determines whether a partial payout can be made.

0... NO PARTIAL HANDPAY Partial payouts cannot be made. The entire amount must be
handpaid.
1... PARTIAL HANDPAY System allows partial payout. The hopper pays coins until the
hopper limit is reached, the remaining amount must be
handpaid.
HOPPER REMAINDER Determines the way that non-cashable credits are handled.
0... TO CREDIT Remaining amounts remain on the CREDIT meter.
1... TO HANDPAY Remaining amounts must be handpaid.
2... CREDIT + HANDPAY Remaining amounts remain on the CREDIT meter. After
pressing the CASH button a handpay of the remaining
amount is offered.
SYSTEM LANGUAGE Setting of the system language.

0... ENGLISH 4... FRENCH
1... GERMAN 5... NORWEGIAN
2... SPANISH 6... HUNGARIAN
3... PORTUGUESE
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HOPPER DUMP Enables/disables the hopper dump function.

0... DISABLED Hopper dump is disabled.
1... ENABLED Hopper dump is enabled.
HOPPER STRATEGY Determines the way payout is handled when two hoppers are used.
0... HIGH VALUE + RETRY If the first hopper is already empty, the machine switches over to the
second hopper for payout.
1... HIGH VALUE High-value coins are preferred for payout, the remaining amount is
paid out in lower-value coins.
2... BALANCED Wins are paid out with a balanced number of both high-value and
low-value coins.
WINCOUNTER SPEED Determines the win counting speed.

0... SLOW Win counting is slow.
1... FAST Win counting is fast.
BILL ACCEPTOR SECURITY Activates/deactivates disabling of the bill acceptor after insertion of
a bill failed.
0... OFF The bill acceptor is never disabled.
1... 10 REJECTED The bill acceptor is disabled after 10 attempts failed.
2... 5 REJECTED The bill acceptor is disabled after 5 attempts failed.
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MACHINE SETUP > GAME LANGUAGE SETUP
S_MACH_SETUP_GAME_LANG_SET.jpg S_MACH_SETUP_GAME_LANG_SET1.jpg
Press the corresponding buttons or touch the respective fields to set the desired game language.
MACHINE SETUP > BILL/COIN ACCEPTOR SETUP
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BILL ACCEPTOR X Indicates the bill acceptor to which the settings correspond.
CHANNEL Bill channels available.
VALUE Monetary value of the bills accepted via the respective bill channel.
ENABLE Enables/disables the bill channel.
DIRECTION Bills are accepted only if they are inserted in a certain direction (depends on
the used bill acceptor).
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COIN ACCEPTOR X Indicates the coin acceptor to which the settings correspond.
CHANNEL Coin channels available.
VALUE Monetary value of the coins accepted via the respective channel.
ENABLE Enables/disables the coin channel.
This page indicates the basic settings of coin paths, if the machine is equipped with more than one coin
acceptor incl. respective hopper. The settings are done via DIP switches on the USB devices belonging to
the coin acceptors and hoppers (before a RAM Clear), (see part 7.3 on page 154 and part 7.4 on page 161)
PATH Number of the coin path.

COIN Indicates the value of the coin inserted via the coin acceptor assigned to this coin
path.
HOPPER Indicates the value of the coin inserted into the hopper assigned to this coin path.
CASHBOX Indicates the respective cashbox, to which all coins are entered via this coin path.
If the machine is equipped with only one cashbox, it used for all coin paths and is
indicated with 1.
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MACHINE SETUP > DISPENSER/HOPPER SETUP
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HOPPER X Indicates the hopper to which the settings correspond.

ENABLE Enables/disables the hopper.
CHANNEL Hopper channels available.
HOPPER FULL LEVEL After the adjusted value is reached, another 10 coins are diverted to the
hopper. All coins inserted afterwards are diverted to the drop box by means
of the coin diverter system.
HOPPER LOW LEVEL After the adjusted value is reached, the message HOPPER EMPTY is
indicated on the screen after powering down and up the machine. After
turning the attendant key the machine switches to the AUDIT MENU item
Hopper refill (see part 5.3 on page 63).
HOPPER REFILL LEVEL The indicated number of coins equals the minimum coin level of the hopper
(depending on market). If the number of coins inside the hopper is below
this level, the missing number of coins up to this value is indicated in the
menu Hopper refill at MISSING AMOUNT (see part 5.3 on page 63). The
HOPPER REFILL LEVEL indicated on this screen is also indicated in the
menu Hopper refill.
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MACHINE SETUP > PRINTER SETUP
S_MACH_SETUP_PRINTER_SET.jpg S_MACH_SETUP_PRINTER_SET1.jpg
PRINTER X Indicates the printer to which the settings correspond.

PRINTER INTENSITY Indicates the line intensity for ticket printout.
PAPER CUT METHOD Indicates the cut method for ticket printout.
ENABLE Enables/disables the ticket printer.
INFORMATION
Before you remove the ticket printer from the machine (e.g. for maintenance or repair), you have
to disable it on this page. Otherwise the removal of the ticket printer could cause error messages.
MACHINE SETUP > TICKET SETUP
S_MACH_SETUP_TICKET_SET.jpg S_MACH_SETUP_TICKET_SET1.jpg
This page indicates the currently selected network protocol used for payout via the ticket printer
(e.g. TICKET: GSP TICKET). The utilisation of a ticket printer is only supported by IGT and GSP
(see MACHINE SETUP > INITIAL SETUP, features TICKET OUT and TICKET IN on Page 116).
All settings indicated on this page are dependent on market. Some settings are preset by the manufacturer.
Those default settings cannot be modified.
TICKET INFO: Default settings; no selections can be made.

TYPE OF VALIDATION
BAR CODE TYPE
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TICKET IN Enables/disables ticket accepting via the bill acceptor.
DIFFERENT CREDIT TYPES The following functions are selectable:

PRINT ALL Enables printout of cashable and non-cashable (promotional) tickets.
DONT PRINT As long as there are non-cashable credits present, no tickets are
printed. The non-cashable credits have to be gambled away first.
CHANGE TICKET For a situation where the ticket amount does not match the
denomination of the machine (e.g. 1 credit = 1,00), the following ways
of handling can be adjusted:
REJECT If a ticket with an amount of 10,50 is inserted and the denomination
of the machine is 1,00 the ticket will be rejected at once.
PRINT EXCHANGE AT ONCE If a ticket with an amount of 10,50 is inserted and the denomination
of the machine is 1,00 the ticket will be accepted, and 10,00 will be
added to the CREDIT meter. Then the machine automatically validates
and prints out a ticket worth 0,50 (= exchange ticket).
PRINT ALL AT CASHOUT If a ticket with an amount of 10,50 is inserted and the denomination
of the machine is 1,00 the ticket will be accepted, and 10,00 will be
added to the CREDIT meter. The remaining amount of 0,50 will be
stored internally and included at the cashout later on.
TICKET LAYOUT The ticket layout is pre-selected (Layout 5 = DEFAULT).

This layout is also supported by the bill acceptors WBA25 and Cashflow.
The ticket layouts 1, 2, 3 and 4 are older layouts, layout 6 is similar to
layout 5, only the barcode width is different.
TICKET LANGUAGE SOURCE Here you can select, in which language the ticket should be printed.
MACHINE If this feature is enabled, the tickets are printed in the same language as
adjusted in the basic settings of the machine (system language).
PRINTER For special languages like Russian the printer can be loaded with a
special firmware to print tickets in the desired language
DATE FORMAT The required date format, which will be printed on the ticket, can be
selected.
HANDPAY RECEIPT If this function is enabled, a handpay receipt is printed out automatically
every time a handpay is performed.
TICKET OUT Enables/disables the printout of tickets. If this function is disabled, no

tickets can printed, even though the printer is enabled in the menu
MACHINE > PRINTER SETUP.
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MACHINE SETUP > INITIAL SETUP
This menu indicates the current basic settings.
CAUTION
To change the basic settings first perform a RAM Clear (see part 5.7 on page 123). Then press
the corresponding buttons or touchscreen areas to select the desired settings.
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DENOMINATION Indicates the defined accounting value.

CURRENCY Indicates the defined currency.
MAIN COIN Indicates the denomination of the main coin (coin acceptor 1/first channel).
TOKENISATION Indicates the number of credits per coin (=tokenisation).
MAXIMUM BET Indicates the maximum bet per game.

MAXIMUM BET PER ROW Indicates the maximum bet per payline.
LA WIN LIMIT Indicates the defined LA win limit (LA = Legislation Authority).
The machine will lock if this limit is exceeded.
GAME WIN LIMIT Indicates the maximum win defined.
ALARM SOUND Indicates when the alarm sound is activated.
MACHINE NUMBER Indicates the configured machine number.
ASSET NUMBER Indicates the configured asset number. This number is depending on the
installed IGT network.
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AUDIT MENU 5
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This page indicates the currently adjusted settings for the current date and time.
UTC Universal Time Co-ordinated (world time).

Default settings, no selections possible.
LOCAL TIME Indicates the current local time, which is the time used in the machine log files.
TIME ZONE This menu item can be used to set the local time. Usually the local time differs
from UTC in steps of clock hours (UTC +/- 1 to 12 hours). In some countries
the local time may differ from UTC in other steps. In this case the local time h
as to be set manually at the menu item LOCAL TIME.
SUMMERTIME This menu item is used to set the beginning and the end of the country-specific
summertime. The settings can be user-defined, or you can select on of the
default rules (country-specific). The beginning and the end dates of the
summertime settings in accordance with the selected default rule are indicated
under SUMMERTIME STARTS and SUMMERTIME ENDS below. At the end
of the period set for summertime the machine will switch back to the local time
automatically.
RULE 00 (no summertime): for countries without summertime

RULE 01 (user defined): manual adjustment of the summertime
RULE 02 (EU): default summertime settings for several countries of the EU
RULE 03 (USA, CAN): default summertime settings for Canada and several
states of the USA
RULE 04 (USA 07): default summertime settings for several states of the USA
RULE 05 (RU): default summertime settings for Russia
RULE 06 (AUS): default summertime settings for Australia
SUMMERTIME STARTS: Indicates the date and the time of the beginning of the summertime. This menu
item can be used for manual selection of date and time of the beginning of the
local summertime.
SUMMERTIME ENDS: Indicates the date and the time of the end of the summertime. This menu item
can be used for manual selection of date and time of the end of the local
summertime.
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If an ethernet network is used, this pages indicates the currently adjusted settings for the network protocol.
NETWORK PROTOCOL Indicates the network protocol (e.g. GT, GSP, GRIPS, etc.).
NETWORK ADDRESS Indicates the network address.
NETWORK OFFLINE Indicates the status of the network security.
LOCK In case of disconnection of the network, the machine is locked and the
message NETWORK SECURITY is displayed on the screen.
NO LOCK In case of disconnection of the network machine will not be locked.
FEATURES Indicates the status of the individual features (enabled/disabled). Those

features which are not supported by the selected network protocol are
displayed in grey letters.
CONTROL If this feature is enabled, several machine settings can be adjusted via the
network server (i.e. to enable coin channels, bill acceptor).
CASHLESS Enables/disables the cashless card system. To use a cashless card
system, this feature has to be enabled.
BONUSING Enables/disables a bonusing system via network (additional winning
option).
TICKET OUT Enables/disables the ticket printer. To use a ticket printer for payout of
credits, this feature has to be enabled (ON), because this requires a
network protocol. The network protocol depends on the country of
installation. For some countries a second network protocol may be
required.
TICKET IN Enables/disables the acception via bill acceptor. For ticket redemption via
bill acceptor this feature has to enabled (ON), because this requires a
network protocol. The network protocol depends on the country of
installation. For some countries a second network protocol may be required
PROGRESSIVE JACKPOT Enables/disables the jackpot control via the network protocol. The
progressive jackpot is triggered depending on a default win combination.
MYSTERY JACKPOT Enables/disables the jackpot control via the network protocol. The mystery
jackpot is triggered by a random process, independent of bets or game
events.
LINK TYPE Indicates the type of network connection (e.g. Standard, Fibre Optics).
CASHLESS TYPE Indicates the type of cashless system (e.g. Standard).
BONUS DISPLAY TYPE Indicates the type of displaying the bonus.
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JACKPOT PROTOCOL Indicates the type of the selected jackpot protocol.

JACKPOT ADDRESS Indicates the jackpot address.
PROGRESSIVE GAME Indicates the name of the progressive jackpot.
SHOW WIN Indicates the conversion factor for the jackpot display.
JACKPOT LEVEL X Indicates the configuration of the jackpot levels.
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PROGRESSIVE JACKPOT LEVEL
MYSTERY JACKPOT LEVEL Indicates the active jackpot type.

DISPLAYED JACKPOT Indicates the amount as shown on the jackpot display.
BASE VALUE Indicates the amount at which the jackpot starts.
CURRENT VALUE Indicates the current amount of the jackpot.
INCREMENT LIMIT When this limit is reached, the jackpot is hit.
INCREMENT 1 Indicates the steps by which the jackpot is increased.
INCREMENT 2 Indicates the steps by which the jackpot is increased when it is close
to the increment limit.
MYSTERY LIMIT When this limit is reached, the jackpot is hit.
INCREMENT Indicates the steps by which the jackpot is increased.
HIDDEN JACKPOT This jackpot runs in the background during the active jackpot. After the
active jackpot is hit, the hidden jackpot becomes operative as active
jackpot (the value of the hidden jackpot is added to the base value).
BASE VALUE Indicates the amount at which the jackpot starts.
CURRENT VALUE Indicates the current amount of the jackpot.
INCREMENT LIMIT When this limit is reached, the jackpot is hit.
INCREMENT 1 Indicates the steps by which the jackpot is increased.
INCREMENT 2 Indicates the steps by which the jackpot is increased when it is close
to the increment limit.
INCREMENT Indicates the steps by which the jackpot is increased.
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DENOMINATION Indicates the fixed accounting value.

COIN ACCEPTOR X Indicates the number and type of the selected coin acceptor.
COIN Definition of the coins accepted via the respective channel.
TOKENISATION Indicates the number of credits per coin.

BILL ACCEPTOR X Indicates the number and type of the selected bill acceptor.
CHANNEL Bill channels available.
BILL Definition of the bills accepted via the respective channel.
TOKENISATION Indicates the number of credits per bill.
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HOPPER X Indicates the number and type of the selected hopper.
COIN Definition of the coins accepted via the respective channel.
TOKENISATION Indicates the number of credits per coin.
This page indicates the basic settings of coin paths, if the machine is equipped with more than one coin
acceptor incl. respective hopper. The settings are done via DIP switches on the USB devices belonging to
the coin acceptors and hoppers (before a RAM Clear) (see part 7.3 on page 154 and part 7.4 on page 161)
PATH Number of the coin path.

COIN Indicates the value of the coin inserted via the coin acceptor assigned to this coin
path.
HOPPER Indicates the value of the coin inserted into the hopper assigned to this coin path.
CASHBOX Indicates the respective cashbox, to which all coins are entered via this coin path.
If the machine is equipped with only one cashbox, it used for all coin paths and is
indicated with 1.
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AUDIT MENU
(This screen is currently not used!)
MACHINE SETUP > GAME SELECTOR
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Depending on the machine configuration this page indicates the current configuration of the game selector.
MACHINE SETUP > GAMES ENABLE/DISABLE
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On this page games can be enabled or disabled. Games, which have been disabled on this page cannot be
selected in the game play mode.
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AUDIT MENU 5
5.6.9 CALIBRATION MENU
S_CALIBRATION_MENU.jpg
CALIBRATION > AUDIO SETUP
S_CAL_AUDIO_SET.jpg S_CAL_AUDIO_SET1.jpg
Press the respective buttons or touch the respective fields to adjust the sound level of the machine.
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AUDIT MENU
CALIBRATION > TOUCH SCREEN CALIBRATION
S_CAL_TOUCH_SCR_CAL.jpg S_CAL_TOUCH_SCR_CAL1.jpg
S_CAL_TOUCH_SCR_CAL2.jpg S_CAL_TOUCH_SCR_CAL3.jpg
S_CAL_TOUCH_SCR_CAL4.jpg
Follow the instructions indicated on the screen to calibrate the touchscreen.
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RAM CLEAR 5
5.7 RAM CLEAR
1) Open the main door and power down the machine.

2) Open the logic door.
3) Turn the DIP switch 1 to ON (see Illustr. 5-1 on page 123).
4) Close the logic door.
5) Power up the machine.
6) After the query has been made press any button to perform a complete RAM Clear.
INFORMATION
Until this moment the RAM Clear may avoided if the machine is powered down before a button is
pressed.
7) After the RAM Clear is completed, power down the machine.

8) Open the logic door.
9) Turn the DIP switch 1 to OFF (see Illustr. 5-1 on page 123)
10) Close the logic door.
11) Power up the machine.
13) The machine switches automatically to the AUDIT MENU to system page
MACHINE SETUP > INITIAL SETUP, where the basic settings must be fixed.
14) If a RAM Clear is performed in a cash runner machine with AGI internal jackpot, the machine must be
restarted once prior to determine the jackpot settings (initial value, increment, etc.).
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Illustr. 5-1 Position of DIP switch 1
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RAM CLEAR
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MAINTENANCE
6
6 Maintenance
The following service instructions are for use by qualified or trained personnel only.
To avoid personal injury or damage to the equipment, do not perform any servicing other than such
contained in this manual.
If you follow these instructions closely and the machine is maintained and handled in a proper way, it
complies with the usual safety standards.
DANGER
Before starting any maintenance work make sure, that the machine is disconnected from the
mains by pulling the power plug out of the socket.
CAUTION
There are static-sensitive parts inside the machine which could be damaged by electric discharge.
Ground yourself by touching a ground strap inside the machine to neutralize electric charges
before changing or maintaining inner parts.
Ground straps inside the machine are marked with yellow stickers as shown beside.
CAUTION
To avoid excessive errors perform the cleaning procedures with recommended frequency. Never
use a water jet to clean the device.
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BILL ACCEPTOR
6.1 Bill acceptor
Cleaning
CAUTION
Before cleaning of the bill acceptor the acceptor head has to be dismounted.
CAUTION
Do not use organic solvent like thinner. Do not use abrasive materials.
F_WBA25_Wartung.eps F_UBA_Wartung.eps
Illustr. 6-1 Cleaning of bill acceptor WBA-25-SS2 Illustr. 6-2 Cleaning of bill acceptor UBA
F_Cashflow_Wartung.eps F_CashCode_Wartung.eps
Illustr. 6-3 Cleaning of bill acceptor Cashflow SC83 Illustr. 6-4 Cleaning of bill acceptor CashCode
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Description
If reader sensors or magnetic sensors are dirty this may result in error messages as when bills are jammed,
or the identification precision may increase, which may result in bills being rejected more frequently.
To clean the reader head / magnetic sensor use a soft cloth or cotton bud.
If necessary, a standard head cleaner for cassette recorder can be used.
Recommended maintenance interval: monthly
NOTE
If bill acceptance does not improve after cleaning the sensors may require re-adjusting. Cleaning
towels for the WBA bill acceptor are available from AGI (Cleaning card kit).
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COIN ACCEPTOR
6.2 Coin acceptor
6.2.1 Cleaning of the coin acceptor NRI G-13.mft USB
ATTENTION
To clean the optics inside the coin acceptor take out the coin acceptor.
Carefully open the flight deck on the left-hand side and hold it open (see part 7.3.2 on page 155).
Use a cloth to wipe off the coin runway inside the coin acceptor.
Close the flight deck again.
Insert the coin acceptor into the coin acceptor holder.
Z_Wartung_NRI_G13USB.eps
Illustr. 6-5 Open the flight deck of the coin acceptor NRI G-13
6.2.2 Cleaning of the coin acceptor MC40
Remove the coin acceptor.

Clean the outside of the coin acceptor with a short-hair brush and with isopropyl alcohol.
Remove the sample coin from the sample coin holder.
Clean the inside of the coin acceptor using a spray-on contact cleaner or a short-hair brush.
Replace the sample coin. Insert the coin acceptor into the coin acceptor holder.
Recommended maintenance interval: 3-monthly
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6.2.3 Cleaning of the coin optics board
Open the fixing screws of the coin optics board. Be careful not to bend the optics.
1) Optics
To clean the optics inside the coin acceptor take out the coin acceptor. To do so unclick the front cover
and take out the coin acceptor PCB. Clean the optics on the back with compressed air (do not exceed
60 psi). Perform the same operation on the optics located on the back of the coin acceptor. Be careful
not to bend the optics.
2) Thoroughly cleaning
Remove the coin acceptor. Clean the outside of the coin acceptor with a short-hair brush or a cotton bud
and with isopropyl alcohol. Remove the sample coin from the sample coin holder. Clean the outside of
the coin acceptor using a spray-on contact cleaner or a short-hair brush. Replace the sample coin. Insert
the coin acceptor into the coin acceptor holder.
F_MnzprferNRI-G13_ausgebaut.jpg F_MnzprferMC40_ausgebaut.jpg
Illustr. 6-6 Coin optics board NRI-G13 Illustr. 6-7 Coin optics board MC-40
CAUTION
NOTE
Make sure that the sensors are adjusted properly and that there are no obstructions in the optical
transmission distance between the transmitter and the receiver.
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DOOR OPTICS (MAIN DOOR)
6.3 Door optics (main door)
Description
If the machine has many errors of the main door, clean the door optics with a short-hair brush or a cotton
bud and with isopropyl alcohol. To re-align the optics the fixing screws have to be loosened.
Receiver
Transmitter
F_626CF2_Gehaeusesensor.jpg
Illustr. 6-8 Cleaning of the door optics (receiver) F_804CF2_Tuersensor.jpg
Illustr. 6-9 Cleaning of the door optics (transmitter)
Recommended maintenance interval: semi-yearly
6.4 Monitor / Touchscreen
Description
The touchscreen should be cleaned at least once a week using a soft cloth and window cleaner. In addition,
the touchscreen requires regular calibration, which will depend on how much it is used but should at lest be
done once a week (see menu item CALIBRATION > TOUCH SCREEN CALIBRATION on page 122).
When calibrating the touchscreen make sure that you are looking at the screen straight from above (from
the players seated position) and are not touching the metal cabinet of the terminal with your body.
Recommended maintenance interval: weekly
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TICKET PRINTER (PRINT HEAD) 6
6.5 Ticket printer (print head)
Periodic cleaning operations will ensure continued high print quality from the printer.
Paper dust removal

Use a soft brush to clean the paper dust from inside the printer an chassis area. The paper dust should also
be removed from the sensor optics.
Cleaning print head

If streaking on the printed ticket is evident, the print head may need to be cleaned. This can be done by
inserting a thermal printer cleaning card.
1) Open the Printer Door. Unlock the locking spring on the left bottom side of the ticket printer retainer and
pull out the ticket printer in forward direction.
2) Open the ticket cover and remove all tickets.
3) Close the ticket cover.
4) Insert the cleaning card into the feed path. The cleaning card will automatically be drawn into the feed
path.
5) Open the ticket cover and then remove the cleaning card by gently pulling it back.
6) Repeat process if necessary.
7) Proceed with ticket loading procedure (see part 7.14 on page 208) resp. on page 215)
6.6 Maintenance intervals
Machine part Interval

Bill acceptor monthly
Coin acceptor 3-monthly
Door optics (main door) semi-yearly
Monitor / Touchscreen weekly
Ticket printer (print head) 3-monthly
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DOOR OPTICS (MAIN DOOR)
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HARDWARE
POWER SUPPLY 7
7 Hardware
7.1 Power supply
CAUTION
Each power up is followed by a short self test. Then the machine is ready for operation.
If this is not the case, check the machine for the following possible error sources.
7.1.1 Switch module
Position in the machine

See Illustr. 2-3 on page 11.
Function
ON/OFF switch and fuse of the machine.
The power supply is primarily secured at 230 V with two T3A15 inert single-pole fuses. These fuses are
located on the front of the switch module.
Fuses T3A15
Main switch
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Illustr. 7-1 Switch module with fuses
Troubleshooting
Check all fuses. However, more details regarding defective line voltages can only be obtained by
measurements with suitable devices. In addition, all connectors have to be checked..
If any defects cannot be repaired, the defective switch module has to be exchanged.
CAUTION
Usually errors in the electronics can only be handled by an expert. The exchange of parts is the
quickest way to perform a repair if this is eventually necessary. If no spare parts are at hand,
make use of our technical support and send us the defective electronic part together with a short
error description.
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POWER SUPPLY
Exchange of the switch module
DANGER
CAUTION
Fixing of the bill acceptor retainer
F_626CF2_Schaltermodul.jpg
Illustr. 7-2 Dismounting of the switch module
Dismounting instructions for the switch module:

1) Open the main door and disconnect the machine from the mains.
2) Release the fixing screws of the bill acceptor retainer, disconnect all plug connections and remove the
retainer together with the bill acceptor incl. stacker. (Do not forget to disconnect the microswitch of the
stacker.)
3) Release both fixing screws of the switch module.
4) Pull up the switch module, disconnect all plugs and cables and remove the switch module.
5) Exchange the defective switch module.
6) Assemble in reverse order.
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POWER SUPPLY 7
7.1.2 Power distribution box

Function
Power distribution (230 V / AC) for the following components:
Switching power supply
Power supply of several components
Fans
Illumination
Troubleshooting
measurements with suitable devices. In addition, all connectors have to be checked..
If any defects cannot be repaired, the defective power distribution box has to be exchanged.
CAUTION
error description.
Exchange of the power distribution box
DANGER
CAUTION
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POWER SUPPLY
Fixing screws
F_626CF2_Verteilermodul.jpg
Illustr. 7-3 Dismounting of the power distribution box
Dismounting instructions for the power distribution box:

2) Lift the lower monitor and turn it forwards.
3) Disconnect the plugs of the power distribution box and release the fixing screws.
4) Exchange the defective power distribution box.
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POWER SUPPLY 7
7.1.3 Switching power supply

Function
Type: Magic Power MEI-H205
Power supply (24 V / DC) for the following components:
COOLFIRE II backplane
Troubleshooting
measurements with suitable devices. In addition, all connectors have to be checked.
If any defects cannot be repaired, the defective switching power supply has to be exchanged.
CAUTION
error description.
Exchange of the power supply
DANGER
CAUTION
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POWER SUPPLY
Fixing screws
F_626CF2_Schaltnetzteil.jpg
Illustr. 7-4 Dismounting of the switching power supply
Dismounting instructions for the power supply:

2) Lift the lower monitor and turn it forwards.
3) Disconnect all plugs from the switching power supply.
4) Release and remove the fixing screws of the holding plate.
5) Remove the switching power supply together with its holding plate from the machine.
6) Unscrew the switching power supply from the holding plate.
7) Exchange the defective switching power supply.
INFORMATION
Note the insertion direction of the power supply plug of the switching power supply
(see Illustr. 7-5 ). Otherwise the pins of the plug may be damaged.
F_Schaltnetzteil_Stecker.jpg F_Schaltnetzteil_Anschluss.jpg
Illustr. 7-5 Dismounting of the switching power supply
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BILL ACCEPTOR 7
7.2 Bill acceptor
7.2.1 Bill acceptor USB device

The USB device is located behind the bill acceptor (see Illustr. 7-6 ).
Function
Type: WBA-25-SS2, UBA, Cashflow SC83, CashCode or compatible.
The bill acceptor is programmed for the respective national currency.
The USB device of the bill acceptor connects the bill acceptor with the COOLFIRE II backplane via
USB cable.
Bill acceptor USB device
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Illustr. 7-6 Bill acceptor USB device
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BILL ACCEPTOR
7.2.2 Bill acceptor WBA-25-SS2

Function
An electronic bill handling device is used for bill validation. The bill acceptor device accepts, validates,
electronically records and stores the banknotes in a bill cashbox.
Troubleshooting
Check the bill acceptor whether it is fixed correctly in its mounting. Check the connectors of the bill
acceptor, the USB device and the COOLFIRE II backplane.
If any defects cannot be repaired, the defective bill acceptor has to be exchanged.
CAUTION
error description.
Exchange of the bill acceptor WBA-25-SS2
DANGER
CAUTION
Dismounting instructions for the bill acceptor WBA-25-SS2

2) Pull down the locking bar of the bill acceptor and simultaneously take out the bill acceptor in forward
direction (see Illustr. 7-7 on page 141).
3) To remove the mouthpiece release both fixing screws and press the two relinkings located on the upper
side in forward direction. Then exchange the bill acceptor.
5) Switch on the machine and close the main door.
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BILL ACCEPTOR 7
Components of the bill acceptor WBA-25-SS2
Transfer unit cover

Relinking
Bill slot
Locking bar
Locking latch for stacker box
Stacker box
F_WBA25_SS2.jpg
Illustr. 7-7 Components WBA-25-SS2
Empty stacker WBA-25-SS2
WARNING
Great amounts of money may be inside the stacker box. Remove the stacker only in a safe
surrounding.
F_WBA25_Stackertausch.eps
Illustr. 7-8 Collecting bills WBA-25-SS2
1) Open the Door-in-Door and the Stacker Door.

2) Press down the locking bar of the stacker and keep it pressed. Take out the stacker in forward direction.
3) Open the stacker and collect the bill
4) By re-inserting the stacker the locking bar engages automatically.
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BILL ACCEPTOR
Bills jammed in the bill acceptor WBA-25-SS2
WARNING
surrounding.
F_WBA25_JammedBill_1.eps F_WBA25_JammedBill_2.eps F_WBA25_JammedBill_3.eps
in the sensors in the bill acceptor behind stacker box

Illustr. 7-9 Removing jammed bills WBA-25-SS2
Depending on the situation encountered jammed bills must be removed.
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7.2.3 Bill acceptor UBA

Function
Troubleshooting
CAUTION
error description.
Exchange of the bill acceptor UBA
DANGER
CAUTION
Dismounting instructions for the bill acceptor UBA

2) Pull down the locking bar of the bill acceptor (see Illustr. 7-10 on page 144) and simultaneously take out
the bill acceptor in forward direction.
3) Exchange the defective bill acceptor.
4) Pull back the bill acceptor into its retainer until the locking bar engages.
5) Switch on the machine and close the main door.
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BILL ACCEPTOR
Components of the bill acceptor UBA
Transfer unit cover
Bill slot
Locking bar
Stacker box
F_UBA_seitlich_rechts.eps
Illustr. 7-10 Components UBA
Empty stacker UBA
WARNING
surrounding.
F_UBA_Entleeren1/2.eps
Illustr. 7-11 Collecting bills UBA
1) Open the Door-in-Door and unlock Stacker Door lock.

2) Grab the strap on the front side of the stacker box and pull it out in forward direction.
3) Open the stacker and collect the bills.
4) Re-insert the stacker.
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BILL ACCEPTOR 7
Bills jammed in the bill acceptor UBA
WARNING
surrounding.
Z_UBA_Papierstau1.eps Z_UBA_Papierstau2.eps
Illustr. 7-12 Removing jammed bills UBA
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BILL ACCEPTOR
7.2.4 Bill acceptor Cashflow SC83

Function
Troubleshooting
CAUTION
error description.
Exchange of the bill acceptor Cashflow SC83
DANGER
CAUTION
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BILL ACCEPTOR 7
Dismounting instructions for the bill acceptor Cashflow SC83:
F_Cashflow_Ausbau.eps F_Cashflow_Einbau.eps
Illustr. 7-13 Exchange of the bill acceptor Cashflow SC83
1) Open the Main door and disconnect the machine from the mains.
2) Press upwards on the locking bar on the front of the acceptor module and pull out the bill acceptor
(see Illustr. 7-13 left side).
3) Exchange the defective bill acceptor.
4) Pull back the bill acceptor into its retainer until the locking bar engages (see Illustr. 7-13 right side).
5) Switch on the machine and close the Main door.
Components of the bill acceptor Cashflow SC83
Transfer unit cover
Bill slot
Locking bar
Stacker box
F_Cashflow_seitlich_re.jpg
Illustr. 7-14 Components Cashflow SC83
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BILL ACCEPTOR
Empty stacker Cashflow SC83
WARNING
surrounding.
Z_CashFlow_Stacker1.eps / Z_Cashflow_Stacker2.eps
Illustr. 7-15 Collecting bills Cashflow SC83
1) Open the Door-in-Door and unlock Stacker Door lock.

2) Grab the strap on the front side of the stacker box and pull it out in forward direction.
3) Open the stacker and collect the bills.
4) Re-insert the stacker.
Bills jammed in the bill acceptor Cashflow SC83
WARNING
surrounding.
F_Cashflow_Akzeptorkopf1.eps F_Cashflow_Akzeptorkopf2.eps F_Cashflow_Akzeptorkopf3.eps
Illustr. 7-16 Removing jammed bills Cashflow SC83
1) Remove the acceptor module from the chassis to open the front sensor area.
2) Open the acceptor module and remove the jammed bills.
3) Re-insert the acceptor module.
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BILL ACCEPTOR 7
7.2.5 Bill acceptor CashCode

Function
Troubleshooting
CAUTION
error description.
Exchange of the bill acceptor CashCode
DANGER
CAUTION
Dismounting instructions for the bill acceptor CashCode:

2) Press upwards on the locking bar on the front of the acceptor module and pull out the bill acceptor
(see Illustr. 7-17 on page 150).
3) Remove the mouthpiece and then exchange the bill acceptor.
4) Assemble in reserve order.
5) Switch on the machine and close the Main door.
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BILL ACCEPTOR
Components of the bill acceptor CashCode
Transfer unit cover
Bill slot
Locking bar
Locking latch for stacker box
Stacker box
F_CashCode_rechts.jpg
Illustr. 7-17 Components CashCode
Empty stacker CashCode
WARNING
surrounding.
Z_CashCode_CollectingBills1.eps Z_CashCode_CollectingBills2.eps Z_CashCode_CollectingBills3.eps Z_CashCode_CollectingBills4.eps
Illustr. 7-18 Collecting bills CashCode
1) Open the Door-in-Door and the Stacker Door.

2) Unlock the stacker box lock and take out the stacker box.
3) Open the stacker box and collect the bills.
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BILL ACCEPTOR 7
Bills jammed in the bill acceptor CashCode
WARNING
surrounding.
Z_CashCode_Papierstau.eps
Illustr. 7-19 Removing jammed bills CashCode
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BILL ACCEPTOR
7.2.6 Adjustment of the bill acceptor
INFORMATION
These instructions are only valid for the bill acceptor WBA-25-SS2, because the adjustment of the
bill acceptor UBA is more comprehensive. If an adjustment of the bill acceptor UBA is required,
please contact our Technical Support (phone no. +43 2252 606-300).
The bill acceptor Cashflow SC83 and CashCode are designed not to required calibration.
The adjustment of the sensors is intended to compensate any slight age-related cloudiness of the optical
lenses (black and white adjustment) or any normal wear of the optical sensors. Therefore, the adjustment
procedure described below should be carried out when required.
CAUTION
The adjustment is not a substitute for cleaning the sensor lenses. The sensor lenses should also
be cleaned before each sensor adjustment. The instructions below should be followed strictly.
Description
1) Release the connecting plugs from the WBA (e.g. by pulling out the acceptor unit).
DIP switches
Z_WBA.eps
Illustr. 7-20 Acceptor unit of the bill acceptor
2) Set DIP switches 8, 7, 6, 5 to ON and 1, 2, 3, 4 to OFF.
Z_WBA_Switches.eps
3) Connect the WBA to the power supply (by inserting the acceptor unit into the acceptor frame).
4) The emergency transport motor will first run forward approx. 2 seconds and then briefly reverse.
5) Now the reference paper KS-039 (EDP item no. 075626) can be inserted with the black end in first.
The WBA pulls the paper in automatically and moves it forward and backwards several times.
6) The auto-adjustment is completed once the reference paper has been ejected and the transport motor
has come to a halt. After that, the acceptor requires approx. another 2 - 3 seconds to write the data to
the internal memory chip.
7) Disconnect the acceptor unit from the power supply again and return the DIP switches to their original
status, which will normally be all switches in OFF position.
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BILL ACCEPTOR 7
Z_WBA_Switches1.eps
8) Connect the WBA to the power supply.
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COIN ACCEPTOR
7.3 Coin acceptor
7.3.1 Coin acceptor USB device

Function
Type: NRI G-13.mft USB, MC-40 or compatible.
The coin diverter below the coin acceptor sorts the coins either into the hopper or drop box.
The coin acceptor USB device connects the coin acceptor with the COOLFIRE II backplane via USB cable.
If the machine is equipped with an USB coin acceptor, no USB device will be installed.
USB device (with cover)
F_629CF_KeyPanel.jpg
Illustr. 7-21 Coin acceptor USB device
Troubleshooting
Check the coin acceptor whether it is fixed correctly in its mounting. Check the connectors of the coin
2) Check if the coin acceptor is fixed correctly in its mounting.
3) Check the connections of the coin acceptor.
4) Check if the coin diverter can be freely moved between its two positions (if a coin diverter is installed).
If any defects cannot be repaired, the complete component has to be exchanged.
CAUTION
error description.
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7.3.2 Exchange of the coin acceptor
DANGER
CAUTION
Exchange of the coin acceptor NRI G-13.mft
F_629CF2_NRI_Ausbau.jpg
Illustr. 7-22 Exchange of the acceptor NRI G-13.mft
2) Take out the coin acceptor by grabbing it on the upper edge and pull it out from the brackets.
3) Disconnect the plug connectors between machine and coin acceptor.
4) Assemble the coin acceptor in reverse order.
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COIN ACCEPTOR
Exchange of the coin acceptor MC-40
F_629CF2_MC40_Ausbau.jpg
Illustr. 7-23 Exchange of the acceptor MC-40
2) Take out the coin acceptor by grabbing it on the upper edge and pull it out from the brackets.
3) Disconnect the plug connectors between machine and coin acceptor.
4) Assemble the coin acceptor in reverse order.
7.3.3 Programming NRI
The coin acceptor NRI G-13 is already programmed for the currency of the country of installation.
Programmed currencies and coins are described on the coin acceptor label. Programming of new coins or
currencies is carried out through the DIP switches on the backside of the coin acceptor.
F_NRI_G13_USB_1.jpg F_NRI_G13_USB_2.jpg
Illustr. 7-24 Programming of the coin acceptor NRI G-13.mft USB
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COIN ACCEPTOR 7
7.3.4 Block switch-over NRI
The coin validator has 32 memory slots for coin acceptance which can be assigned up to 32 different coin
types or tokens. These memory slots are termed coin channels. This 32 coin channels are data-managed
in 2 memory blocks each with 16 coin channels (blocks 0 and 1 see label). Only one block can be active at
a time and be used for the coin measurement and for further coin processing.
Coin acceptor NRI G-13.mft

On the rear side, the coin validator is
equipped with two switching blocks S1
with 10 DIL switches S1.1-10 and
S2.1-10 each.
S2
Z_MnzprferDIL_1.eps
Illustr. 7-25 DIL switches on the coin acceptor
Using the first eight DIL switches of the two switching blocks S1 and S2 on the rear of the coin validator
each of the 16 coin channels or each coin type assigned to a specific coin channel can be inhibited
individually, i.e. this coin type is not accepted for payment on the vending machine.
If all coin types are to be accepted for payment at the vending machine, the DIL switches S1.1-S1.8 and
S2.1-S2.8 of the two switching blocks are in the lower position on OFF. If you want to inhibit a coin channel,
you only need to move the respective DIL switch toward the top to ON.
In addition, it is possible to allocate coins with different measured values but identical coin values to
different coin channels. This is how the coin validator can, for example, accept old and new coins of the
same type.
This function is ideal for storing additionally to the actual currency a second coin combination with
individual interface information (table). For example in case of a currency conversion the actual settings are
deactivated and the new ones are activated. A further application can be if independent from currency an
alternative vending machine interface is selected.
To select memory block 0, move DIL switch S1.10 of the upper switching block to the bottom OFF position,
for memory block 1, move it to the ON position.
Please proceed as follows:

1) Switch off power supply
2) Switch DIL switch S1.10.
3) Switch on power supply.
4) Check coin acceptance (please refer to label).
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COIN ACCEPTOR
Coin acceptor NRI G-13.mft USB
Using both switching blocks of the coin acceptor the first 14 of the 16 coin channels or each coin type
assigned to a specific coin channel can be inhibited individually, i.e. this coin type is not accepted for
payment on the vending machine.
The first 8 or 6 DIL switches disable the following coin channels:
Switching block S1
DIL switch OFF ON
S1.1 coin channel 1 enabled disabled S1
S1.2 coin channel 2 enabled disabled
Z_Mnzprfer_USB_S1.jpg
Illustr. 7-26 Switching block S1 - DIL switches
Switching block S2
DIL switch OFF ON
Z_Mnzprfer_USB_S2.jpg
Illustr. 7-27 Switching block S2 - DIL switches
If all coin types are to be accepted for payment at the vending machine, the DIL switches S1.1-S1.8 and
S2.1-S2.6 of the two switching blocks are in the lower position on OFF. If you want to inhibit a coin channel,
you only need to move the respective DIL switch toward the top to ON.
To disable coin channels at the coin acceptor, proceed at follows:
1) Remove the coin acceptor from the machine.
2) Use DIL switches S1.1-S1.8 and S2.1-S2.6 to disable the respective coin channels.
3) Re-insert the coin acceptor.
To select memory block 0, move DIL switch S1.10 of the upper switching block to the bottom OFF position,
for memory block 1, move it to the ON position.
Memory block 0 Memory block 1
Z_MnzprferUSB_Block0.jpg Z_MnzprferUSB_Block1.jpg
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COIN ACCEPTOR 7
7.3.5 Teach mode NRI
Coin channels can be taught directly via the switching block on the coin validator, i.e. a coin channel is
reassigned a coin type or token without having to remove the coin validator from the vending machine.
For the teaching procedure, coin channels 9 to 16 of the activated memory block are available (S2.1 is
equivalent to coin channel 9, S2.2 is equivalent to coin channel 10, ...S2.8 is equivalent to coin channel 16).
Programmable
Procedure:
coin channels on S2
9 10 . . . . . 16
1) Set all DIL switches 1-10 of the lower switching block (S2)
toward the bottom to OFF.
2) Set DIL switch S2.9 toward the top to ON. Now the
device is in teach mode to teach the coin channels.
3) Release the coin channel to be taught (9-16, here: 9)

by setting the appropriate DIL switch (S2.1-8, here: S2.1)
toward the top to ON.
4) Insert at least 10 coins of the new coin type/token into the

coin validator or vending machine. After the 10th coin has
been inserted, the acceptance gate is operated at once
(solenoid attraction sound). Additional coins can be
Z_MnzprferDIL-3.jpg
inserted. Illustr. 7-28 DIL switch (only lower row)
Now you can save the measured values generated by the inserted coins in either a normal (a) or a wide (b)
acceptance band. A wide acceptance band is only an appropriate choice when you only have a limited
selection of coins at your disposal for the purpose of teaching tokens and would still like to program greater
tolerance limits.
To save with the normal acceptance band:
5a) Set DIL switch S2.9 toward the bottom to OFF.

6a) Set DIL switch S2.1-8 (here: S2.1) for the normal operating mode.
To save with a wide acceptance band:
5b) Set DIL switch S2.10 toward the top to OFF. The acceptance band has been widened.
Now you can set DIL switch S2.9 toward the bottom to OFF.
6b) Set DIL switch S2.1-8 (here: S2.1) and S2.10 for the normal operating mode.
Successful saving is signalled by the acceptance gate attracting once, an error when saving is indicated
by the acceptance gate attracting twice, if, for example, the acceptance band of the coins inserted and an
acceptance band of an already programmed coin channel overlap.
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COIN ACCEPTOR
To abort the operation, first set the DIL switch of the respective coin channel (here: S2.1) as well as
DIL switch S2.10 and then DIL switch S2.9 toward the bottom to OFF.
In case the acceptance gate gives an acoustic signal twice, the following reasons could be possible:
1) Coin could not be programmed.

It exists an overlapping of acceptance limits with already programmed coins/tokens.
2) An error has happened during measurement.
3) The programming has been interrupted.
4) The acceptance limits could not be assigned to a channel because the DIL switches are switched in a
wrong order.
If a coin or token could not be programmed the existing values remain stored in any case.
Acceptance band:
In order to reject false coins reliably, frequently for one coin type, in addition to the normal coin channel,
channels with a narrow or even very narrow acceptance band are set up. The limit values of these coin
channels are closer to one another so that false coins with similar measured values are rejected. Narrow
and very narrow coin channels, however, also possess a lower acceptance rate.
If a normal coin channel and a narrow coin channel have been programmed on the coin validator for one
coin type, the normal coin channel must be inhibited as described above in order to activate the narrow coin
channel. If both channels are activated, the wider acceptance band of the normal coin channel is used. If a
coin type is to be inhibited, both coin channels must be inhibited.
Casino variant:
The accepted coin sensors are located in front of the cash coin outlet and check whether a coin is directed
into the cash-box. By default a coin signal is only sent to the machine when the accepted coin sensors
establish that a coin is being accepted and directed into the cash-box. To speed up coin acceptance on the
Casino variant, the coin signal is sent before the coin passes the accepted coin sensors.
Consequently the acceptance gate of the coin validator is easier to tamper with, e.g. with an inserted coin
attached to a string. The Casino variant cannot utilise the accepted coin sensors.
If you have been operating your G-13.mft as standard model and would now like to use it as a Casino
model, you can easily convert the device by means of the upper switching block:
Set DIL switch S1.9 of the upper switching block S2 toward the top to ON. The device now operates as a
Casino model with quick coin acceptance of five to six coins per second.
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HOPPER 7
7.4 Hopper
7.4.1 Universal hopper MK-IV USB

Function
Type: Universal hopper MK-IV USB or compatible.
Storage of coins inserted by means of a diverter control system and payout of the wins.
Troubleshooting
Check if the hopper and the connectors are fixed correctly in their mounting. Check if the hopper is pushed
all the way in and if its is connected to the multi interface. In addition, check if a coin is stuck and if the
hopper needs cleaning.
If any defects cannot be repaired, the hopper has to be exchanged.
CAUTION
error description.
7.4.2 Exchange of the universal hopper MK-IV USB
DANGER
CAUTION
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HOPPER
Dismounting instructions for the hopper:
F_626CF2_Hopper.jpg
Illustr. 7-29 Dismounting of the hopper
2) Remove the hopper cover.
3) Take out the hopper from the machine in direction of the arrow.
4) Exchange the hopper.
Hopper high-level:
Two contact plates are located at the top inside the hopper. When the high level of the hopper is reached,
i.e. the two contact plates are touched, another 10 coins are diverted to the hopper. All coins inserted
afterwards are diverted to the drop box by means of the coin diverter system, see part 5.6.8 on page 111,
MACHINE SETUP > DISPENSER/HOPPER SETUP.
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MONITORS AND TOUCHSCREEN 7
7.5 Monitors and touchscreen
7.5.1 TFT monitors

Function
Type: 1 x 21,6 TFT (upper monitor), 1 x 21,6 TFT touchscreen (lower monitor)
The monitors show the game play, the error messages and the audit system.
Troubleshooting
Check if the monitors and the connectors of the cables are fixed correctly in their mounting.
If any defects cannot be repaired, the defective monitor has to be exchanged.
CAUTION
error description.
INFORMATION
After a new monitor unit has been installed, the touchscreen must be calibrated.
7.5.2 Exchange of the monitors
DANGER
CAUTION
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MONITORS AND TOUCHSCREEN
Exchange of the lower monitor
F626CF2_MON_unten1.jpg F626CF2_MON_unten2.jpg
Illustr. 7-30 Exchange of the lower monitor
Dismounting instructions for the lower monitor:

2) Open the lower monitor retainer inside the machine by lifting and turning it forward.
3) Unplug all cable and plug connections from the monitor which has to be exchanged.
DANGER
Do not touch circuit board. High voltage!
4) Grab the monitor with both hands and take it out from its upper retainer.
5) Exchange the defective monitor.
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Exchange of the upper monitor
F_626CF2_MON_oben1.jpg F_626CF2_MON_oben2.jpg
Illustr. 7-31 Exchange of the upper monitor
Dismounting instructions for the upper monitor:

2) Pull the square top frame forward and remove it upwards.
3) Lift the monitor and turn it forward.
4) Unplug all cable and plug connections from the monitor.
DANGER
Do not touch circuit board. High voltage!
5) Grab the monitor with both hands and take it out of its retainer.
6) Exchange the defective monitor.
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MONITORS AND TOUCHSCREEN
7.5.3 Touchscreen controller
Touchscreen controller
F_Monitor20z.jpg / F_TSCR_Controller.jpg
Illustr. 7-32 Position of the touchscreen controller
Function
The touchscreen controller controls the navigation of the machine by touching the monitored touchscreen
fields on the lower screen.
Troubleshooting
If the touchscreen does not react to finger tips, a reset of the entire terminal should be carried out. Check
the voltage connection of the controller. Also check whether the green LED on the controller is on, emitting
light at medium intensity, and whether it glows with high intensity (glowing brightly) when touchscreen
is operated. If this not the case, the entire monitor unit (monitor + touchscreen + controller) should be
exchanged.
If any defects cannot be repaired, the touchscreen controller has to be exchanged.
CAUTION
error description.
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7.5.4 Exchange of the touchscreen controller
DANGER
CAUTION
Fixing screws of the

touchscreen controllers
F_Monitor20z.jpg / F_TSCR_Contr_Detail.jpg
Illustr. 7-33 Exchange of the touchscreen controllers
Dismounting instructions for the touchscreen controller:

2) Dismount the lower monitor including the touchscreen controller (see part 7.5.2 on page 164).
3) Release both fixing screws, disconnect the plug connections and remove the touchscreen controller
from the monitor units.
4) Exchange the touchscreen controller.
INFORMATION
After a new monitor unit has been installed, the touchscreen must be calibrated.
7.5.5 Adjustment of the screen

At the rear of the monitor, a print is attached for the adjustment of the brightness, contrast and geometry of
the picture. The monitors can be adjusted via the buttons on the rear side of the respective monitor.
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COOLFIRE II MOTHERBOARD
7.6 COOLFIRE II motherboard

Function
Game control and drive of the components. The main electronics of the machine consists of the
COOLFIRE II motherboard and several components. The security switch lock is located on the front side
of the main electronic unit COOLFIRE II, between the two grips, and is responsible for the storing of the
accounting data. It is strictly prohibited to use a bridge connector for this switch (this might result in data
loss).
INFORMATION
When pushing in the main electronic unit COOLFIRE II make sure that the connectors lock in
correctly to the COOLFIRE II backplane.
CAUTION
error description.
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COOLFIRE II MOTHERBOARD 7
7.6.1 Connectors and components
Connection to backplane
Kernel module
DIP switch
Connection of
USB dongle
(game selector)
EEPROM
VGA cards
Dynamic Connection of
memory game software
F_35500697.jpg
Volume control Reset

Illustr. 7-34 Connectors and components of the COOLFIRE II motherboard
Connection to backplane
When pushing in the main electronic unit the connectors lock in correctly to the backplane.
DIP switch
The DIP switch is used to perform a RAM Clear. How to perform a RAM Clear see part 5.7 on page 123.
EEPROM
The configuration of the machine is stored in a serial EEPROM.
VGA cards
For graphic cards there are two extension slots available. Each graphic card controls up to two monitors,
this means that up to four monitors are supported by the main electronic unit. The connectors for the
monitors are located on the COOLFIRE II backplane.
Dynamic memory
This memory module is used as the main storage which contains the currently running gaming program.
Kernel modules
Both 80 pins SIMM sockets are provided for the flash memory SIMM modules to be plugged in. One of
these sockets is used for the system software, the second socket is reserved for future extensions.
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Connection of the USB dongle (Game Selector)

The USB dongle provides for the game security and the time limitation. The dongle activates only certain,
licensed games in the machine for a limited time period. The DIP switch on the dongle is used to select the
module address in case of using further dongles.
F_CF2_USB_Dongle.jpg
Illustr. 7-35 USB dongle (game selector)
Connection of the game software

A special compact flash card is used to store the gaming program. These compact flash cards include an
implemented protection to avoid alterations of the content.
Volume control
Use these buttons to adjust the volume of the acoustic signals of the machine.
Reset
The reset function resets the COOLFIRE II motherboard to its initial state and restarts the gaming program.
Troubleshooting
If the displayed error messages of the COOLFIRE II motherboard (main electronic unit) cannot be cleared,
the main electronic unit COOLFIRE II has to be exchanged.
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COOLFIRE II MOTHERBOARD 7
7.6.2 Exchange of the electronics COOLFIRE II
DANGER
CAUTION
F_626CF2_MainboardAusbau.jpg
Illustr. 7-36 Exchange of the main electronics COOLFIRE II
Dismounting instructions for the main electronics COOLFIRE II:

2) Unlock the logic door lock.
3) Pull strongly on both grips and exchange the main electronics.
INFORMATION
After the components have been exchanged, a RAM Clear may be required
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7.6.3 Exchange the components
Exchange of the EEPROM

2) Open the logic door and take out the main electronics.
3) Remove the existing EEPROM by pulling it straight up.
4) Insert the new EEPROM.
5) EEPROM and socket have a notch on one side. When installing the EEPROM ensure that the notch on
the EEPROM and the notch on the socket both show in the same direction!
notch
F_623CF2_EEPROM_Sockel.jpg
Illustr. 7-37 correct insertion of the EEPROM
6) Assemble the main electronics in reverse order.
Exchange of the VGA cards

3) Press both holding clips of the graphic card on the left and the right sideways.
4) Remove the graphic card from its socket by pulling it upwards.
5) Insert the new graphic card in upright position into its plug-in socket until both holding clips engage.
Exchange of the Kernel modules

3) Press both holding clips of the kernel module sideways.
4) Remove the kernel module by pulling it upwards in tilted position.
5) Insert the new kernel module in tilted position into the plug-in socket and tilt the module backwards until
both holding clips engage.
Exchange of the USB dongle (game selector)

3) Remove the existing dongle by pulling it up rightwards.
4) Plug in the new dongle.
Exchange of the game software

3) Pull the existing compact flash card out of its plug-in socket sideways.
4) Insert the new compact flash card into its plug-in socket.
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COOLFIRE II BACKPLANE 7
7.7 COOLFIRE II backplane

The backplane is mounted on the back wall of the cabinet, behind the main electronics
(see Illustr. 7-41 on page 184).
Function
The backplane achieves the following functions:
1) Voltage supply for the COOLFIRE II motherboard and the peripheral equipment.
2) Transmission of the complete communication between the COOLFIRE II master processor and all
peripheral devices inside the machine.
The communication between the peripheral equipment and the USB interface may be realised with an
independent USB device for each peripheral unit.
INFORMATION
When pushing in the main electronic unit COOLFIRE II make sure that the connectors lock in
correctly to the COOLFIRE II backplane.
CAUTION
error description.
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COOLFIRE II BACKPLANE
7.7.1 Position of the components
J5 J22 J15 J40 J41 J43 J6 J19 J20 J26
J25
J12
J27
J14 J35 J29 J11 J30 J10 J33 J9 J3 J8 J4 J37 J7 J38 J2 J1 J34 J23
J31 J16 J32 J17 J42 J36 J183 J13 J172

F_35500685.jpg
Illustr. 7-38 USB backplane connectors
J1, J13, J29, J30, J31, J32, J33, J34, J35, J36, J37, J38, J172 - USB power supply connector
J2, J7, J8, J9, J10 - female USB-Buchse
J3 - COM 0
J4 - Ext MB detect
J5 - VGL 1 (COOLFIRE II motherboard J1)
J6 - VGL 2 (COOLFIRE II motherboard J2)
J11 - Ethernet
J12 - Door Logger 2
J14 - Add network card
J15 - Debug
J16 - COM 2
J17 - COM 3
J19, J20 - Loudspeaker
J22 - VGA2-A
J23 - Power supply connector
J25 - VGA1-A
J26 - Power
J27 - Door Logger 1
J40 - VGA1-B
J41 - VGA2-B
J42 - Subwoofer
J43 - COM 1
J183 - Temperatur sensor
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7.7.2 Fuses and LEDs
LED
D25
35500685_P643_1_Detail3.jpg
LED F1 LED F2 LED F3 LED F4

D3 D29 D30 D27
Illustr. 7-39 USB backplane position of the LEDs
+24V DC input for +5V DC USB backplane & +24V DC COOLFIRE II motherboard:
Fuse F1 blade fuse 3A
LED D3 +24V DC LED green OK
LED red not OK
LED D25 +5V DC LED red OK
LED off not OK
+24V DC input for +12V USB backplane:

LED off not OK
+24V DC input for +24V DC USB:

LED off not OK
+24V DC input for +12V DC USB:

LED D27 +12V DC LED yellow OK
LED off not OK
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LED D36
LED D6
LED D17
LED D7 LED D10

LED D18 LED D21
LED D5 LED D8
LED D16 LED D20
35500685_P643_1_Detail6.jpg
LED D34 LED D26 LED D24 LED D28

Illustr. 7-40 USB backplane position of the LEDs
Status signal for HUB:

LED D7 LED red HUB1 enabled
LED D18 LED green HUB1 disabled
LED D5 LED red HUB1 configured
LED D16 LED green HUB1 non configured
LED D10 LED red HUB2 enabled
LED D21 LED green HUB2 disabled
LED D8 LED red HUB2 configured
LED D20 LED green HUB2 non configured
Status signal for Ethernet:

LED D34 LED green link on
LED off no link
LED D26 LED yellow collision on
LED off no collision
LED D24 LED red 100BT
LED off 10BT
LED D28 LED yellow full duplex
LED off half duplex
Status signal for USB:

LED D36 LED green OK
LED blinking error
LED D6 LED red power
LED off (40msec) communication
LED D17 LED yellow programming
LED off OK
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7.7.3 Pin assignment
Connector J1, J13, J29, J30, J31, J32, J33, J34, J35, J36, J37, J38, J172
USB Power supply connector (4 pin Mini Fit Jr. header)
PIN FUNCTION
01 +24V_USB
02 +12V_EX1
03 GND
04 GND
Connector J2, J7, J8, J9, J10

Dual USB port
PIN FUNCTION
A1 +5V_Dx_Dy B1 B4
B4
A2 BP_D-x
A3 BP_D+y A1 A4
A4 GND_Dx_Dy
USB_dual.eps
B1 +5V_Dx_Dy
B2 BP_D-y
B3 BP_D+y
B4 GND_Dx_Dy
Connector J3
COM 0 (8 pin Mini Fit header)
PIN FUNCTION
01 +5V_EX2
02 GND
03 +12V_EX1
04 GND
05 TXD1
06 nRTS1
07 RXD1
08 nCTS1
Connector J4
Ext MB detect (2 pin lock header)
PIN FUNCTION
01 CF_LOCK2
02 CF_LOCK1
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Connector J5
VGL 1 (96 pin DIN 41612 female connector)
PIN FUNCTION PIN FUNCTION PIN FUNCTION

A01 GND B01 GND C01 GND
A02 GND B02 VSYNC_OUT1 C02 HSYNC_OUT1
A03 GND B03 G_OUT1 C03 B_OUT1
A04 GND B04 R_OUT2 C04 R_OUT1
A05 GND B05 B_OUT2 C05 G_OUT2
A06 GND B06 HSYNC_OUT2 C06 VSYNC_OUT2
A07 +5V_NGC B07 VGA1_TMDS-CLK C07 VGA1_TMDS-D0
A08 GND B08 VGA1_TMDS+CLK C08 VGA1_TMDS+D0
A09 +5V_NGC B09 VGA1_TMDS-D1 C09 VGA1_TMDS-D2
A10 GND B10 VGA1_TMDS+D1 C10 VGA1_TMDS+D2
A11 VGA1_DDC_DATA B11 VGA1_TMDS-D3 C11 VGA1_TMDS-D4
A12 VGA1_DDC_CLK B12 VGA1_TMDS+D3 C12 VGA1_TMDS+D4
A13 VGA1_HPD B13 VGA1_TMDS-D5 C13 VGA2_TMDS-CLK
A14 +5V_NGC B14 VGA1_TMDS+D5 C14 VGA2_TMDS+CLK
A15 GND B15 VGA2_TMDS-D0 C15 VGA2_TMDS-D1
A16 +5V_NGC B16 VGA2_TMDS+D0 C16 VGA2_TMDS+D1
A17 GND B17 VGA2_TMDS-D2 C17 VGA2_TMDS-D3
A18 VGA2_DDC_DATA B18 VGA2_TMDS+D2 C18 VGA2_TMDS+D3
A19 VGA2_DDC_CLK B19 VGA2_TMDS-D4 C19 VGA2_TMDS-D5
A20 VGA2_HPD B20 VGA2_TMDS+D4 C20 VGA2_TMDS+D5
A21 +5V_NGC B21 +2.5V DC C21 GND
A22 CF_LOCK1 B22 TX- C22 RX-
A23 CF_LOCK2 B23 TX+ C23 RX+
A24 +3.3V DC B24 NW_TXD C24 nNW_RTS
A25 GND B25 ETXD2 C25 nERTS2
A26 +3.3V DC B26 NW_RXD C26 nNW_CTS
A27 GND B27 ERXD2 C27 nECTS2
A28 +3.3V DC B28 HUB_6MHZ C28 nHUB_I/O_RESET
A29 GND B29 nERTS1 C29 nECTS1
A30 +3.3V DC B30 ERXD1 C30 ETXD1
A31 GND B31 EXT_D-2 C31 EXT_D+2
A32 +3.3V DC B32 EXT_D-1 C32 EXT_D+1
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Connector J6
VGL 2 (96 pin DIN 41612 female connector)
PIN FUNCTION PIN FUNCTION PIN FUNCTION

A01 ETXD3 B01 GND C01 B_OUT3
A02 nERTS3 B02 GND C02 G_OUT3
A03 ERXD3 B03 CRT1_DDC_DATA C03 R_OUT3
A04 nECTS3 B04 CRT1_DDC_CLK C04 HSYNC_OUT3
A05 GND B05 CRT2_DDC_DATA C05 VSYNC_OUT3
A06 +5V_NGC B06 CRT2_DDC_CLK C06 GND
A07 GND B07 GND C07 B_OUT4
A08 GND B08 GND C08 G_OUT4
A09 GND B09 CRT3_DDC_DATA C09 R_OUT4
A10 GND B10 CRT3_DDC_CLK C10 HSYNC_OUT4
A11 CHA_LOUT B11 CRT4_DDC_DATA C11 VSYNC_OUT4
A12 CHB_LOUT B12 CRT4_DDC_CLK C12 VOUT_EX_SEN
A13 GND B13 E_100MB- C13 E_YL-
A14 GND B14 E-FDUPLEX+ C14 E_GR-
A15 +5V_NGC B15 +5V_NGC C15 +5V_NGC
A16 +5V_NGC B16 +5V_NGC C16 +5V_NGC
A19 GND B19 GND C19 nECTS4
A20 ETXD4 B20 nERTS4 C20 ERXD4
A21 +12V DC B21 +12V DC C21 +12V DC
A23 GND B23 GND C23 LOGIC_DOOR_DETECT
A25 +24V DC B25 +24V DC C25 +24V DC
A26 +24V DC B26 +24V DC C26 +24V DC
A27 +24V DC B27 +24V DC C27 +24V DC
A31 nPFI B31 MU/SB_L C31 SV_LOUT
A32 GND B32 N.C. C32 SV_ROUT
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Connector J11 Connector J14

Ethernet (RJ45) / dual USB combo Add network card (10 pin Micro Fit header)
RJ45 PIN FUNCTION PIN FUNCTION

1 TX+ 01 NW_TXD
2 TX- 02 nNW_RTS
3 RX+ 03 GND
4 N.C. 04 GND
5 N.C. 05 +5V_EX2
6 RX- 06 NW_RXD
7 N.C. 8 1 07 nNW_CTS
8 N.C. 08 GND
09 +24V_MFT
USB PIN FUNCTION 10 +12V_MFT
A1 +5V_D3_D4 B1 B4
A2 BP_D-3 Connector J15

A3 BP_D+3 A1 A4 Debug (16 pin female connector)
A4 GND_D3_D4 RJ45.eps
B1 +5V_D3_D4 PIN FUNCTION

B2 BP_D-4 01 IN_17
B3 BP_D+4 02 GND
B4 GND_D3_D4 03 IN_18
04 +3V3_8051
05 IN_19
Connector J12 06 KPR_TEST
Door Logger 2 (16 pin male connector) 07 IN_20
08 nTDO
PIN FUNCTION 09 IN_21
01 KEY_GND 10 KPR_RST/NMI
02 KEY_GND 11 IN_22
03 IN_11 12 N.C.
04 IN_12 13 IN_23
05 IN_13 14 RX_KP
06 IN_14 15 LOGIC_DOOR_DETECT
07 IN_15 16 TXD_KP
08 OUT_2
09 OUT_3
10 OUT_4
11 OUT_5
12 OUT_6
13 OUT_7
14 OUT_8
15 +12V_L
16 +12V_L
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COM 2 (10 pin male connector) VGA2-A (15 pin D-Sub female connector)
PIN FUNCTION PIN FUNCTION

01 N.C. 01 R_OUT2
02 N.C. 02 G_OUT2
03 RXD3 03 B_OUT2
04 nRTS3 04 N.C.
05 TXD3 05 GND
06 nCTS3 06 GND
07 N.C. 07 GND
08 +5V_EX3 08 GND
09 GND 09 +5V_V2
10 N.C. 10 GND
11 N.C.
12 CRT2_DDC_DATA
Connector J17 13 HSYNC_OUT2
COM 3 (10 pin male connector) 14 VSYNC_OUT2
15 CRT2_DDC_CLK
PIN FUNCTION
01 N.C.
02 N.C. Connector J23
03 RXD4 Power supply connector
04 nRTS4 (6 pin Mini Fit Jr. header)
05 TXD4
06 nCTS4 PIN FUNCTION
07 N.C. 01 +24V_USB
08 +5V_EX3 02 +12V_EX1
09 GND 03 +5V_EX4
10 N.C. 04 GND
05 GND
06 nPFI
Connector J19, J20
Loudspeaker (4 pin Micro Fit header)
PIN FUNCTION
01 SAOUT1+
02 SAOUT1-
03 SAOUT2+
04 SAOUT2-
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VGA1-A (15 pin D-Sub female connector) Door Logger 1 (34 pin male connector)

01 R_OUT1 01 IN_1_MAIN_DOOR_RX
02 G_OUT1 02 +3.3V_DP
03 B_OUT1 03 OUT_1_MAIN_DOOR_TR
04 N.C. 04 +3.3V_DP
05 GND 05 DOOR_GND
06 GND 06 IN_22
07 GND 07 IN_23
08 GND 08 IN_20
09 +5V_V1 09 IN_21
10 GND 10 IN_18
11 N.C. 11 IN_19
12 CRT1_DDC_DATA 12 IN_16
13 HSYNC_OUT1 13 IN_17
14 VSYNC_OUT1 14 DOOR_GND
15 CRT1_DDC_CLK 15 DOOR_GND
16 DOOR_GND
17 IN_2
Connector J26 18 DOOR_GND
Power (10 pin Mini Fit header) 19 IN_3
20 DOOR_GND
PIN FUNCTION 21 IN_4
01 +24V_CF 22 DOOR_GND
02 +24V_CF 23 IN_5
03 +24V_CF 24 DOOR_GND
04 +24V_CF 25 IN_6
05 PFI_N 26 DOOR_GND
06 GND 27 IN_7
07 GND 28 DOOR_GND
08 GND 29 IN_8
09 PGND 30 DOOR_GND
10 PGND 31 IN_9
32 DOOR_GND
33 IN_10
34 DOOR_GND
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VGA1-B (15 pin D-Sub female connector) Subwoofer (2 pin Mini Fit header)

01 R_OUT3 01 OUT_N-
02 G_OUT3 02 OUT_P+
03 B_OUT3
04 N.C.
05 GND Connector J43
06 GND COM 1 (9 pin D-Sub male connector)
07 GND
08 GND PIN FUNCTION
09 +5V_V3 01 +12V_EX1
10 GND 02 RXD2
11 N.C. 03 TXD2
12 CRT3_DDC_DATA 04 N.C.
13 HSYNC_OUT3 05 GND
14 VSYNC_OUT3 06 N.C.
15 CRT3_DDC_CLK 07 nRTS2
08 nCTS2
09 +5V_EX3
Connector J41
VGA2-B (15 pin D-Sub female connector)
Connector J183
PIN FUNCTION Temperature sensor (3 pin Lock header)
01 R_OUT4
02 G_OUT4 PIN FUNCTION
03 B_OUT4 01 GND
04 N.C. 02 VOUT_EX_SEN
05 GND 03 N.C.
06 GND
07 GND
08 GND
09 +5V_V4
10 GND
11 N.C.
12 CRT4_DDC_DATA
13 HSYNC_OUT4
14 VSYNC_OUT4
15 CRT4_DDC_CLK
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Troubleshooting
If any defects occur, check whether all connectors are fixed correctly on the COOLFIRE II backplane.
If any defects of the COOLFIRE II backplane cannot be repaired, the defective part has to be exchanged.
If any defects occur afterwards, the complete backplane has to be exchanged.
7.7.4 Exchange of the COOLFIRE II backplane
DANGER
CAUTION
F_626CF2_Backplane.jpg
Illustr. 7-41 Exchange of the backplane
Dismounting instructions for the COOLFIRE II backplane

2) Dismount the COOLFIRE II motherboard (see part 7.6.2 on page 171).
3) Remove the hopper cover and take it out in forward direction.
4) If the machine is equipped with a ticket printer, remove it from the machine.
5) Unplug all connectors of the COOLFIRE II backplane.
6) Release the fixing screws of the COOLFIRE II backplane and take it out of the machine.
7) Exchange the defective COOLFIRE II backplane.
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KEY PANEL MODULE 7
7.8 Key panel module

Function
The key panel module consists of a micro processor, which reads-in the status of all buttons and switches
of the machine and illuminates the corresponding lamps.
7.8.1 Pin assignment
USB connection
Power supply to the backplane
DIP switch
Lamps, buttons,
door switches and
key switches
F_CF2_KeyPanelModul_P562.jpg
Illustr. 7-42 Connections of the key panel module
The connection between COOLFIRE II backplane and key panel module is realized by an USB interface.
The key panel module and the lamps are supplied with power by the plug power supply. The DIP switch is
used to select the module address in case of using further modules.
Troubleshooting
If any defects occur, check whether all connectors are fixed correctly to the key panel module.
If the defect cannot be repaired, the key panel module has to be exchanged.
CAUTION
error description.
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KEY PANEL MODULE
7.8.2 Exchange of the key panel module
DANGER
CAUTION
Cover of the key panel module
F_626CF2_KeyPanel.jpg
Illustr. 7-43 Dismounting of the key panel module
Dismounting instructions for the key panel module

2) Unscrew the key panel cover and remove it.
3) Disconnect the plug connections of the key panel module.
4) Release the fixing screws of the key panel module and take it out from the machine.
5) Exchange the defective key panel module.
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TOP LIGHT 7
7.9 Top light

F_626CF2__Topper.jpg
Illustr. 7-44 Top light on the topper
Troubleshooting
If any defects cannot be repaired, the defective top light has to be exchanged.
CAUTION
error description.
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TOP LIGHT
Function
The top light indicates the different status of operation (jackpot, error, service, etc.)
Novomatic Standard
Blue is on:
The SERVICE button has been pressed.
White is flashing fast:

The machine is in the idle mode and the main door or the Door-in-Door system
is open.
The light is flashing until the first game has been finished.
Blue is flashing slowly:

Error - the machine is not ready for play.
The error message is shown on the screen (see part 4.1 on page 17).
Blue is flashing slowly, white is flashing fast:

The error message is indicated in case of error and the main door or the
Door-in-Door system is open.
Blue and white are flashing slowly:

Handpay is required.
After the handpay has been finished the lamps stop flashing.
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TOP LIGHT 7
Bally France
Green is flashing:
A limit has been reached.
After the handpay has been finished the lamps stop flashing.
Red is on:
The error message is shown on the screen (see part 4.1 on page 17).
Red is flashing:
The main door or the Door-in-Door system is open.
Yellow is flashing:
The SERVICE button has been pressed.
7.9.1 Exchange of the top light
DANGER
CAUTION
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TOP LIGHT
Screws of the cover on the topper base
F_804CF2_Topper_back.jpg
Illustr. 7-45 Exchange of the top light (mounted on the topper)
Dismounting instructions for the top light (on the topper)

2) Release both screws on the back of the topper base and lift the cover downwards.
3) Release the fixing screws and the plug connectors of the top light and exchange the top light.
7.9.2 Exchange of the top light illumination
F_CS_LT_Teile.jpg
Illustr. 7-46 Parts of the top light
Dismounting instructions for the top light illumination

2) Release the nuts of the upper cover of the top light and remove the covers.
3) Remove the defective lamp by pulling it out of its socket and exchange it.
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ILLUMINATION 7
7.10 Illumination
7.10.1 Bill acceptor illumination
Illumination sign
F_626CF2_BNP_Bel1.jpg
Illustr. 7-47 Bill acceptor illumination
Function
LED illumination circuit board, 24 V DC
Troubleshooting
If any defects cannot be repaired, the defective bill acceptor illumination has to be exchanged.
CAUTION
error description.
Exchange of the bill acceptor illumination
DANGER
CAUTION
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ILLUMINATION
The bill acceptor illumination is located on a circuit board inside the main door.
Fixing screws
Circuit board
F_626CF2_BNP_Bel2.jpg
Illustr. 7-48 Circuit board of the bill acceptor illumination
Dismounting instructions for the bill acceptor illumination

2) Disconnect the plug connections of the circuit board.
3) Unscrew the fixing screws and remove the circuit board.
4) Exchange the defective circuit board.
7.10.2 Key illumination
F_626CF2_Tastenpult.jpg
Illustr. 7-49 Keyboard with illuminated button
Function
They key illumination shows the active buttons during game playing. If the machine is not equipped with a
touchscreen, the functions of the audit menu are activated via the respectively illuminated buttons.
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ILLUMINATION 7
Troubleshooting
If any defects cannot be repaired, the defective key illumination has to be exchanged.
CAUTION
error description.
Exchange of the key illumination
DANGER
CAUTION
Interlock
F_623CF2_Lampensockel.eps
Illustr. 7-50 Exchange of the key illumination
2) Turn the lamp base of the defective lamp in direction o the arrow and pull it down.
3) Exchange the defective lamp, press the base into the bracket, switch on the machine and close the
main door.
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ILLUMINATION
7.10.3 Door-in-Door illumination
Door-in-Door sign
F_626CF2_DiD_zu.jpg
Illustr. 7-51 Position of the illumination of the Door-in-Door sign
Function
Fluorescent tube F15 W / 133, Starter FS-11, 4-80 W for 220 - 240 V
Troubleshooting
If any defects cannot be repaired, the defective Door-in-Door illumination has to be exchanged.
CAUTION
error description.
Exchange of the Door-in-Door illumination
DANGER
CAUTION
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ILLUMINATION 7
Fluorescent tube
F_626CF2_DiD_offen.jpg
Illustr. 7-52 Exchange of the Door-in-Door illumination
Dismounting instructions for the Door-in-Door illumination

2) Open the Door-in-Door.
3) Turn the defective fluorescent tube by 90, take it out of its base and exchange it.
The starter for the fluorescent tube is located inside the machine down left at the housing.
7.10.4 Square top frame illumination
Position in the machinet
Square top frame illumination
F_626CF2__Topper.jpg
Illustr. 7-53 Position of the square top frame illumination
Function
LED illumination circuit board (15 x LED RGB), 24 V DC
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ILLUMINATION
Troubleshooting
If any defects cannot be repaired, the defective square top frame illumination has to be exchanged.
CAUTION
error description.
Exchange of the square top frame illumination
DANGER
CAUTION
LED illumination circuit board
F_626CF2_Bel_NOVOSUPERVISION.jpg
Illustr. 7-54 Exchange of the square top frame illumination
Dismounting instructions for the square top frame illumination

2) Pull the square top frame forward and remove it upwards.
3) Remove the upper monitor from the machine (see part 7.5.2 on page 165).
4) Release the fixing screws and the plug connections of the LED circuit board and remove the circuit
board.
5) Exchange the LED circuit board.
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MECHANICAL METERS 7
7.11 Mechanical meters

Function
These mechanical meters represent the respective values of the machine accounting. Because of the
variety of country-specific configurations the following illustration shows the Novomatic Standard as an
example.
Example: Novomatic Standard
BET WIN REMOTE HANDPAY
BILLS DROP GAMES TOKEN

Z_Zhlwerke.eps
BET Total value of all bets in credits.

WIN Total value of all wins in credits.
REMOTE Total value of all credits added via remote function.
HANDPAY Total value of all credits paid out via handpay function.
BILLS Total value of all bills inserted in credits.
DROP Total value of all coins diverted into the cashbox in credits.
GAMES Total number of all games played.
TOKEN Total value of all tokens inserted in credits.
Troubleshooting
Check the connectors of the meter unit. If an error message is triggered by a malfunction or non-activation
of individual meters the device must be removed from operation and the meters circuit board must be
exchanged.
CAUTION
error description.
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MECHANICAL METERS
7.11.1 Exchange of the meters
DANGER
CAUTION
Meters (behind the cover)
F_626CF2_Zaehlwerke.jpg
Illustr. 7-55 Position of the meters
Dismounting instructions for the meters

2) Release the fixing screws of the meter cover and disconnect the plug connections of the Key panel
module.
3) Remove the meter cover together with the Key panel module.
4) Disconnect the main plug from the meters.
5) Release the fixing screws of the meter unit and remove it.
6) Exchange the defective meter unit.
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DOOR OPTICS 7
7.12 Door optics
Door optics
(receiver)
Door optics
(transmitter)
F_626CF2_Gehaeusesensor.jpg F_804CF2_Tuersensor.jpg
Illustr. 7-56 Position of the door optics (receiver) Illustr. 7-57 Position of the door optics (transmitter)
Function
The door optics monitors the openings and closings of the main door.
Troubleshooting
Check the connectors of the optics for any damages.
If any defects cannot be repaired, the defective circuit board has to be exchanged.
CAUTION
error description.
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DOOR OPTICS
7.12.1 Exchange of the door optics
DANGER
CAUTION
Exchange of the door optics (receiver)
Plug connection
Fixing screws
F_626CF2_Tuersensor.jpg
Illustr. 7-58 Exchange of the door optics (receiver)
Dismounting instructions for the door optics (receiver)

2) Disconnect the plug connection of the receiver and unscrew it.
3) Exchange the defective receiver.
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DOOR OPTICS 7
Exchange of the door optics (transmitter)
Fixing screws of the bill

acceptor retainer
F_626CF2_Gehausesensor.jpg
Illustr. 7-59 Exchange of the door optics (transmitter)
Dismounting instructions for the door optics (transmitter)

2) Release the fixing screws of the bill acceptor retainer and remove the retainer together with the stacker.
3) Disconnect the plug connection of the transmitter and unscrew it.
4) Exchange the defective transmitter.
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LOUDSPEAKERS
7.13 Loudspeakers

Function
Type: 2 x broad band loudspeakers oval (8 Ohm, 10 W), in the main door.
1 x HiFi bass loudspeaker 16 cm (8 Ohm, 40 W), behind the bill acceptor.
The loudspeakers are used for acoustic output of game sounds and also audio warnings in case of any
errors.
Troubleshooting
Check the connectors of the loudspeakers.
If any defects of the loudspeakers cannot be repaired, the defective loudspeaker has to be exchanged.
CAUTION
error description.
7.13.1 Volume control
Use the buttons on the COOLFIRE II motherboard to adjust the volume.
Buttons for volume control
F_626CF2_Lautstaerke.jpg
Illustr. 7-60 Volume control
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LOUDSPEAKERS 7
7.13.2 Exchange of the loudspeakers
DANGER
CAUTION
Exchange of the broad band loudspeaker
Broad band loudspeakers
F_626CF2_Lautsprecher.jpg
Illustr. 7-61 Exchange of the broad band loudspeaker
Dismounting instructions for the broad band loudspeaker

2) Disconnect all plug and cable connections of the loudspeaker.
3) Release the fixing screws of the loudspeaker and remove the loudspeaker.
4) Exchange the defective loudspeaker.
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LOUDSPEAKERS
Exchange of the bass loudspeaker
Bass loudspeaker
Fixing screws of
the bill acceptor
retainer
F_626CF2_Basslautsprecher.jpg F_626CF2_Schaltermodul.jpg
Illustr. 7-62 Exchange of the bass loudspeaker Illustr. 7-63 Bill acceptor retainer
Dismounting instructions for the bass loudspeaker

2) Remove the hopper cover and remove the hopper from the machine.
3) Release the fixing screws of the cashbox funnel and remove the cashbox funnel.
4) Unscrew the fixing screws of the bill acceptor retainer, release all plug connections and remove the
retainer including the bill acceptor and stacker. (Do not forget to disconnect the plug of the microswitch
of the stacker)
5) Release the fixing screws of the bass loudspeaker, disconnect all plug connections and remove the
loudspeaker.
6) Exchange the defective bass loudspeaker.
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TICKET PRINTER 7
7.14 Ticket printer
7.14.1 Ticket printer ITHACA EPIC 950

Function
The player can have remaining credits printed on a ticket by pressing the CASH button on the device. The
ticket can be redeemed at the cash desk.
Troubleshooting
Check whether the printer is fixed correctly in its mounting.
Test print:
Switch to the audit menu item DIAGNOSTIC > PRINTER TEST (see on page 95) to print a test ticket.
CAUTION
A test print without paper in the printer may damage the thermal print head.
If any defects cannot be repaired, the ticket printer has to be exchange or may be disabled to continue
the operation of the game without ticket printer. To do so disable the ticket printer in the audit menu item
MACHINE SETUP > PRINTER SETUP (see on page 112). In further consequence, the defective ticket
printer has to be exchanged.
CAUTION
error description.
Exchange of the ticket printer ITHACA EPIC 950
DANGER
CAUTION
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TICKET PRINTER
Ticket printer
F_626CF2_TP.jpg
Illustr. 7-64 Exchange of the ticket printer
Dismounting instructions for the ticket printer ITHACA EPIC 950

2) Unlock the locking spring on the left bottom side of the ticket printer retainer and pull out the ticket
printer out of the retainer in forward direction.
3) Unplug the printer cable and remove the printer from the machine.
4) Remove the tickets from the printer (see on page 207).
5) Exchange the defective ticket printer.
6) Connect the printer cable and insert the ticket printer into the printer retainer. Take care that the ticket
tray remains easily accessible for loading tickets.
8) Load tickets into the ticket tray (see on page 208).
9) Slide the ticket printer completely into its retainer until the locking spring locks.
CAUTION
To avoid damages of the mouthpiece by inserting the ticket printer first insert the mouthpiece into
the ticket printer retainer carefully. After this, the complete printer unit can be inserted.
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TICKET PRINTER 7
Removing loaded tickets
The printer has two ways to remove unused tickets from the printer mechanism assembly:
A) The first way is to release the ticket cover by lifting and rotating backwards, this will relieve pressure to
the platen and tickets can be removed. This also will allow an opening that provides space to clean the
print head or to check the printer for jams.
B) The second way is to use the feed button, which will feed out tickets from within the printer
mechanism assembly.
Ticket cover Ticket tray
FEED
READY
PAPER
OPEN
FAULT
Release lever Feed button

F_EPIC950_Tickets_entf.eps
Illustr. 7-65 Removing loaded tickets - ITHACA EPIC 950
A - Removing loaded tickets by opening the ticket cover

printer in forward direction until the ticket tray is easily accessible.
3) Lift and rotate the ticket cover backwards, towards the rear of the printer.
4) Remove all tickets from the ticket path and check for any debris.
5) Remove any remaining tickets from the ticket tray.
6) Rotate the ticket cover back into the latched (magnetic) position.
7) Proceed with ticket loading procedure (see on page 208).
B - Removing loaded tickets by using the feed button

3) Separate ticket currently loaded in the platen assembly from the ticket stack and remove any remaining
ticket stack.
4) Press the feed button to eject the ticket.
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Loading tickets
When loading a new ticket stack, make sure that there is power to the printer. The printers ticket tray is
integrated with a guide to direct the ticket into the printer mechanism.
F_Epic950_refill1.eps F_Epic950_refill2.eps
Illustr. 7-66 Loading tickets - ITHACA EPIC 950

3) Remove any remaining tickets (see on page 207).
4) Load tickets into the ticket tray. Make sure that the black label is facing you.
5) Insert the leading ticket into the printer mechanism assemblys insertion guide area. The ticket should
be fed about 1/2 inch (12,7 mm) into the mechanism; at this time the printer automatically completes the
feeding process.
6) Slide the ticket printer back into the machine until the locking spring locks.
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Status LED
The status LED report the status of the printer whenever power is present.
FEED
READY
PAPER
OPEN
FAULT
F_CS_EPIC950_frei.eps / Z_Epic950_Statusanzeige.eps
Illustr. 7-67 Status LED - ITHACA EPIC 950
LED
CONDITION
READY PAPER OPEN FAULT
Printer ready ON - - -
Ticket cover open ON - ON -
Chassis open ON - BLINK -
Ticket out ON ON - -
Ticket low ON BLINK - -
Paper jam ON - - BLINK
Troubleshooting
ERROR ERROR DESCRIPTION TROUBLESHOOTING

Ticket cover open The ticket cover is open. Close the ticket cover.
Chassis open The chassis is open. Close the chassis.
Ticket out Results when the printer does not Load a new ticket stack.
detect any paper present.
Ticket low Printer will run out of tickets soon. Load a new ticket stack soon.
Paper jam Results when the printer detects an Open the ticket cover and inspect for
error in the ticket path for presenting a jammed ticket.
the ticket to the customer.
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Firmware upgrade
Before performing a firmware upgrade please contact the Technical Support at AGI
(phone no. +43 2252 606-300).
Occasionally the printer can require a firmware upgrade. For this purpose the printer feature a firmware
download port.
FEED
READY
PAPER
Firmware und graphics
OPEN
download port
FAULT
Z_Epic950_Statusanzeige.eps / F_Epic950_Firmware.eps
Illustr. 7-68 Firmware upgrade - ITHACA EPIC 950
Upgrade procedure
printer in forward direction.
3) For the upgrade procedure the printer needs tickets. If necessary, load a new ticket stack.
4) Connect the printer to the PC by using the download cable (download port).
5) Open the ticket cover.
6) Apply power to the printer by switching on the machine, while holding the FEED button on the printer.
The READY LED will be blinking and the FAULT LED should be on solid.
7) Next run the firmware download program and select the proper communications port.
8) Slide the serial performance slider to the right until 115200 baud (do not select higher rates). Quit
possible warning messages by pressing OK.
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8
F_Epic950_Firmware1.eps
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9) Press the printer symbol in the task menu and activate XOn/XOff (serial).
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10) Press the Get printer information button, this should show information in the windows below the
button.
11) Next press the Select file button and select the required firmware download file.
12) Confirm with Download now to start the firmware upgrade procedure.
13) When the download is finished a message is displayed on the screen.
15) Disconnect the download cable from the printer.
16) Slide the printer back into the machine and disconnect the machine from the mains.
17) Switch on the machine again.
18) Now an automatic test ticket is printed, which shows the new configuration.
19) The printer is now ready for operation.
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7.14.2 Ticket printer GEN2 Future Logic

Function
The player can have remaining credits printed on a ticket by pressing the CASH button on the device. The
ticket can be redeemed at the cash desk.
Troubleshooting
Check whether the printer is fixed correctly in its mounting.
Test print:
Switch to the audit menu item DIAGNOSTIC > PRINTER TEST (see on page 95) to print a test ticket.
CAUTION
A test print without paper in the printer may damage the thermal print head.
If any defects cannot be repaired, the ticket printer has to be exchange or may be disabled to continue
the operation of the game without ticket printer. To do so disable the ticket printer in the audit menu item
MACHINE SETUP > PRINTER SETUP (see on page 112). In further consequence, the defective ticket
printer has to be exchanged.
CAUTION
error description.
Exchange of the ticket printer GEN2 Future Logic
DANGER
CAUTION
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Ticket printer
F_626CF2_TP.jpg
Illustr. 7-69 Exchange of the ticket printer
Dismounting instructions for the ticket printer GEN2 Future Logic

printer out of the retainer in forward direction.
3) Unplug the printer cable and remove the printer from the machine.
4) Remove the tickets from the printer (see on page 214).
5) Exchange the defective ticket printer.
6) Connect the printer cable and insert the ticket printer into the printer retainer. Take care that the ticket
tray remains easily accessible for loading tickets.
8) Load tickets into the ticket tray (see on page 215).
9) Slide the ticket printer completely into its retainer until the locking spring locks.
CAUTION
To avoid damages of the mouthpiece by inserting the ticket printer first insert the mouthpiece into
the ticket printer retainer carefully. After this, the complete printer unit can be inserted.
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Removing loaded tickets
The printer has two ways to remove unused tickets from the printer mechanism assembly:
A) The first way is to release the ticket cover by lifting and rotating backwards, this will relieve pressure to
the platen and tickets can be removed. This also will allow an opening that provides space to clean the
print head or to check the printer for jams.
B) The second way is to use the feed button, which will feed out tickets from within the printer
mechanism assembly.
Ticket cover
READY
PAPER
F_GEN2_Abdeckung.eps OPEN
FAULT
FEED
Feed button
F_GEN2_offen.eps
Illustr. 7-70 Removing loaded tickets - GEN2 Future Logic
A - Removing loaded tickets by opening the ticket cover

3) Open the ticket cover by pressing the platen release lever. The spring-loaded cover opens, exposing the
ticket path.
4) Remove any remaining tickets.
B - Removing loaded tickets by using the feed button

3) Separate the ticket currently loaded in the platen assembly from the ticket stack and remove any
remaining ticket stack.
4) Press the feed button to eject the ticket.
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Loading tickets
When loading a new ticket stack, make sure that there is power to the printer. The printers ticket tray is
integrated with a guide to direct the ticket into the printer mechanism.
F_GEN2_Refill1.eps F_GEN2_Refill2.eps
Illustr. 7-71 Loading tickets - GEN2 Future Logic

3) Remove any remaining tickets from the ticket tray (see on page 214).
4) Load tickets into the ticket tray. Make sure that the black label is facing you.
5) Insert the leading ticket into the printer mechanism assemblys insertion guide area. The ticket should
be fed about 1/2 inch (12,7 mm) into the mechanism; at this time the printer automatically completes
the feeding process. Afterwards, one or two test tickets are printed, remove them, when the printer has
finished.
6) Slide the ticket printer back into the machine until the locking spring locks.
7) Close main door.
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Status LED
READY
PAPER
OPEN
FAULT
FEED
F_GEN2_Gesamt_leer.eps / Z_GEN2_Statusanzeige.eps
Illustr. 7-72 Status LED - GEN2 Future Logic
LED
CONDITION
READY PAPER OPEN FAULT
Printer ready BLINK - - -
Ticket out - ON - -
Ticket cover open - - ON -
Missing black label - ON - -
Paper jam ON - - BLINK
Troubleshooting
ERROR ERROR DESCRIPTION TROUBLESHOOTING

Ticket out Results when the printer does not Load a new ticket stack.
detect any paper present.
Ticket cover open The ticket cover is open. Close the ticket cover.
Black label on tickets Results when the inserted ticket Insert the ticket stack in correct
missing type is the wrong kind of paper or direction e.g. insert the correct kind of
if the paper was inserted in the paper.
wrong direction (so the black label is
rotated 180).
Paper jam Results when the printer detects an Open the ticket cover and inspect for
error in the ticket path for presenting jammed tickets.
the ticket to the customer.
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Firmware upgrade
Before performing a firmware upgrade please contact the Technical Support at AGI
(phone no. +43 2252 606-300).
CAUTION
To run a firmware upgrade procedure make sure that the program FLI Downloader V2000016 (or
a later version) is installed on the PC. The firmware file and the corresponding slf-template-files
must be located in the same folder. The printer must be loaded with tickets.

2) Disconnect the printer cable from the backplane and connect it to the PC (probably by using an adapter
cable or extension cable, if necessary).
3) Start the download programm and set up the required preferences:
F_GEN2_Firmware1.eps
4) Click the Preferences toolbar button. The Auto Download Preferences dialogue displays.
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5) Select the communication port to which the printer is connected. Click the Apply button to confirm.
6) Click the Select Firmware button to set up the firmware.
7) Open the firmware file. The Auto Download Preferences dialogue updates to display the version
number of the selected firmware file. Click the Save Preferences toolbar button to save the preferences
and use them each time you access the download utility.
8) Click the Back to Prior button to return to the main window of the download utility.
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9) To start the firmware upgrade procedure, click the Start Download button. The state area of the main
window updates to display the status of the download in progress.
state
process indicator
INFORMATION
Do NOT power down the machine or disconnect the cable from the PC during this process.
10) After the printer downloading is completed, the printer prints a test ticket showing the firmware version
and ticket package. Compare the firmware version with the version displayed on the screen. If the
version numbers match, the download was successful.
firmware version
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11) Click the Abort Download button. Click anywhere in the state area of the main window to view the
status of the printer download.
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12) Disconnect the printer cable from the PC and connect the cable to the backplane.
13) Switch off and on the machine. The printer is now ready for operation.
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Table of illustrations
Illustr. 2-1 Machine dimensions NOVOSUPERVISION (in mm)........................................................................ 9
Illustr. 2-2 Operating elements NOVOSUPERVISION..................................................................................... 10
Illustr. 2-3 Description of Components NOVOSUPERVISION......................................................................... 11
Illustr. 2-4 Block diagram NOVOSUPERVISION.............................................................................................. 13
Illustr. 3-1 Drilling jig............................................................................................................................................ 15
Illustr. 3-2 Main switch......................................................................................................................................... 16
Illustr. 3-3 Error display........................................................................................................................................ 16
Illustr. 4-1 Attendant keyswitch for error handling................................................................................................ 17
Illustr. 4-2 Internal error - Screenshot.................................................................................................................. 18
Illustr. 4-3 Error message - Explanation of elements........................................................................................... 18
Illustr. 5-1 Position of DIP switch 1.................................................................................................................... 123
Illustr. 6-1 Cleaning of bill acceptor WBA-25-SS2............................................................................................. 126
Illustr. 6-2 Cleaning of bill acceptor UBA........................................................................................................... 126
Illustr. 6-3 Cleaning of bill acceptor Cashflow SC83.......................................................................................... 126
Illustr. 6-4 Cleaning of bill acceptor CashCode.................................................................................................. 126
Illustr. 6-5 Open the flight deck of the coin acceptor NRI G-13......................................................................... 128
Illustr. 6-6 Coin optics board NRI-G13............................................................................................................... 129
Illustr. 6-7 Coin optics board MC-40.................................................................................................................. 129
Illustr. 6-8 Cleaning of the door optics (receiver)............................................................................................... 130
Illustr. 6-9 Cleaning of the door optics (transmitter)........................................................................................... 130
Illustr. 7-1 Switch module with fuses.................................................................................................................. 133
Illustr. 7-2 Dismounting of the switch module.................................................................................................... 134
Illustr. 7-3 Dismounting of the power distribution box........................................................................................ 136
Illustr. 7-4 Dismounting of the switching power supply...................................................................................... 138
Illustr. 7-5 Dismounting of the switching power supply...................................................................................... 138
Illustr. 7-6 Bill acceptor USB device................................................................................................................... 139
Illustr. 7-7 Components WBA-25-SS2............................................................................................................... 141
Illustr. 7-8 Collecting bills WBA-25-SS2............................................................................................................. 141
Illustr. 7-9 Removing jammed bills WBA-25-SS2.............................................................................................. 142
Illustr. 7-10 Components UBA............................................................................................................................. 144
Illustr. 7-11 Collecting bills UBA........................................................................................................................... 144
Illustr. 7-12 Removing jammed bills UBA............................................................................................................. 145
Illustr. 7-13 Exchange of the bill acceptor Cashflow SC83.................................................................................. 147
Illustr. 7-14 Components Cashflow SC83............................................................................................................ 147
Illustr. 7-15 Collecting bills Cashflow SC83......................................................................................................... 148
Illustr. 7-16 Removing jammed bills Cashflow SC83........................................................................................... 148
Illustr. 7-17 Components CashCode.................................................................................................................... 150
Illustr. 7-18 Collecting bills CashCode................................................................................................................. 150
Illustr. 7-19 Removing jammed bills CashCode................................................................................................... 151
Illustr. 7-20 Acceptor unit of the bill acceptor....................................................................................................... 152
Illustr. 7-21 Coin acceptor USB device................................................................................................................ 154
Illustr. 7-22 Exchange of the acceptor NRI G-13.mft........................................................................................... 155
Illustr. 7-23 Exchange of the acceptor MC-40..................................................................................................... 156
Illustr. 7-24 Programming of the coin acceptor NRI G-13.mft USB..................................................................... 156
Illustr. 7-25 DIL switches on the coin acceptor.................................................................................................... 157
Illustr. 7-26 Switching block S1 - DIL switches.................................................................................................... 158
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Illustr. 7-27 Switching block S2 - DIL switches.................................................................................................... 158

Illustr. 7-28 DIL switch (only lower row)............................................................................................................... 159
Illustr. 7-29 Dismounting of the Hopper............................................................................................................... 162
Illustr. 7-30 Exchange of the lower monitor......................................................................................................... 164
Illustr. 7-31 Exchange of the upper monitor......................................................................................................... 165
Illustr. 7-32 Position of the touchscreen controller............................................................................................... 166
Illustr. 7-33 Exchange of the touchscreen controllers.......................................................................................... 167
Illustr. 7-34 Connectors and components of the COOLFIRE II motherboard...................................................... 169
Illustr. 7-35 USB dongle (game selector)............................................................................................................. 170
Illustr. 7-36 Exchange of the main electronics COOLFIRE II............................................................................... 171
Illustr. 7-37 correct insertion of the EEPROM...................................................................................................... 172
Illustr. 7-38 USB backplane connectors............................................................................................................... 174
Illustr. 7-39 USB backplane position of the LEDs................................................................................................ 175
Illustr. 7-40 USB backplane position of the LEDs................................................................................................ 176
Illustr. 7-41 Exchange of the backplane . ............................................................................................................ 184
Illustr. 7-42 Connections of the Key panel module ............................................................................................. 185
Illustr. 7-43 Dismounting of the Key panel module.............................................................................................. 186
Illustr. 7-44 LTop light on the topper . .................................................................................................................. 187
Illustr. 7-45 Exchange of the top light (mounted on the topper)........................................................................... 190
Illustr. 7-46 Parts of the top light ......................................................................................................................... 190
Illustr. 7-47 Bill acceptor illumination................................................................................................................... 191
Illustr. 7-48 Circuit board of the bill acceptor illumination.................................................................................... 192
Illustr. 7-49 Keyboard with illuminated button...................................................................................................... 192
Illustr. 7-50 Exchange of the key illumination...................................................................................................... 193
Illustr. 7-51 Position of the illumination of the Door-in-Door sign......................................................................... 194
Illustr. 7-52 Exchange of the Door-in-Door illumination....................................................................................... 195
Illustr. 7-53 Position of the square top frame illumination.................................................................................... 195
Illustr. 7-54 Exchange of the square top frame illumination................................................................................. 196
Illustr. 7-55 Position of the meters....................................................................................................................... 198
Illustr. 7-56 Position of the door optics (receiver)................................................................................................ 199
Illustr. 7-57 Position of the door optics (transmitter)............................................................................................ 199
Illustr. 7-58 Exchange of the door optics (receiver)............................................................................................. 200
Illustr. 7-59 Exchange of the door optics (transmitter)......................................................................................... 201
Illustr. 7-60 Volume control.................................................................................................................................. 202
Illustr. 7-61 Exchange of the broad band loudspeaker........................................................................................ 203
Illustr. 7-62 Exchange of the bass loudspeaker................................................................................................... 204
Illustr. 7-63 Bill acceptor retainer......................................................................................................................... 204
Illustr. 7-64 Exchange of the ticket printer........................................................................................................... 206
Illustr. 7-65 Removing loaded tickets - ITHACA EPIC 950.................................................................................. 207
Illustr. 7-66 Loading tickets - ITHACA EPIC 950................................................................................................. 208
Illustr. 7-67 Status LED - ITHACA EPIC 950....................................................................................................... 209
Illustr. 7-68 Firmware-Upgrade - ITHACA EPIC 950........................................................................................... 210
Illustr. 7-69 Exchange of the ticket printer........................................................................................................... 213
Illustr. 7-70 Removing loaded tickets - GEN2 Future Logic................................................................................. 214
Illustr. 7-71 Loading tickets - GEN2 Future Logic................................................................................................ 215
Illustr. 7-72 Status LED - GEN2 Future Logic...................................................................................................... 216
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DEFINITION OF TERMS
Glossary
Definition of terms
A Animation display
Audit key
Device to show game animation.
= Attendant Key. A key that allows service staff to access certain data of
the machine and make adjustments.
Audit menu = Main Menu of the terminal to adjust various parameters of the machine
and to view the machine's accounting data.
B Backplane A board which contains the connection sockets and plug connections to
which additional electronic devices, boards or cards can be attached if
required.
Barcode A barcode is a sequence of vertical lines of varying widths representing
binary data (ticket).
Bill acceptor Device used for checking and collecting or denying banknotes or printed
tickets.
Bill acceptor channel The bill acceptor has various software channels, which are used for
recognition of different bills. Each channel is programmed for a single type
of bill.
BIOS Abbr.: Basic Input Output System. In the BIOS, settings are made for
basic hardware components including hard disk and keyboard.
Black box A system for logging accounting transactions in an external device.
Booksize PC Personal computer in DIN A4 format. Manages all functions of the the
machine. A keyboard can be connected for inputting data.
C Calibration
Camera
Function used to set the display precision for touchscreens.
The camera transmits live images (for example of the Roulette wheel) to
each terminal and to the plasma monitor (Animation Display) in real time.
Cancel credit Equivalent to handpay. The credit is cancelled from the machine, and is
paid out by the operator or attendant.
Coin acceptor Device for examination or rejection of coins.
Coin channel The coin acceptor has various software channels, which are used for
recognition of different coins. Each channel is programmed for a single
type of coin.
COM Abbr.: Communications Port; this is a serial interface.
CPU Abbr.: Central Processing Unit; refers to the central processor component
that performs all the calculations.
CRC Abbr.: Cyclic Redundancy Checking; this is a method of detecting errors
in data flows.
Credits Deposit, gaming currency.
CRT Abbr.: Cathode Ray Tube; refers to monitors where the image is produced
by scanning a fluorescent surface (tube monitor).
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D DHCP Abbr.: Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol. This protocol dynamically

assigns a terminal a free address from a list of available IP addresses
and provides secure TCP/IP network communication.
DIP/DIL switch Abbr.: Dual In-line Package switch; those are numerous attached
microswitches; according to the position of the switches, different
adjustments are possible.
Dongle Special connector used as to copy-protected software.
Door logger = Security board. Used for recording the door openings of a machine
(terminal).
E EEPROM Abbr.: Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory; an

EEPROM is a ROM that is modifiable by the user. It contains the set-up
of the device and is programmed at the factory.
F Flash ROM Abbr.: Flash Read Only Memory; the information in a Flash ROM can
only be read. The Flash ROM contains software that allows the device to
reboot whenever powering up. Information in the Flash ROM is not lost
when the machine is powered down. The Flash ROM does not have any
battery supply.
G Gamble function Game function to double wins. This function is embedded in the game,
and is accessed during present phases of the game.
Ground strap Metallic, non-insulated, electrically conductive part that is used to balance
electrical potential.
H Handpay Manual pay-out of credits and/or winnings by the attendant after pressing
the HANDPAY button.
Hard disk drive (HDD) A drive storing data on one or more disks using platters covered with
magnetisable material and providing random access.
Hopper Coin dispensing device receiving and storing coins for pay-out.
HUB Network distributor; device allowing several PCs to communicate with
each other, i.e. several PCs (terminals) can use data from one Server.
I ISA Abbr.: Industry Standard Architecture; refers to the slot within the PC into
which the ISA card (PC card) plugs.
IP Abbr.: Internet Protocol; refers to a messaging protocol in TCP/IP which is
responsible for addressing and sending TCP packages in the network.
J Jackpot Fund of non-distributed insertions in gaming; the Jackpot grows until one
player reaches the required win criteria.
K Keycode Security code, used for repairs purposes.
L LAN Abbr.: Local Area Network; a local network of devices which are
distributed over a relatively limited area and which are connected with
each other through communication lines for the exchange of data.
LED Abbr.: Light Emitting Diode; light source based on semiconductor
technique. Features high mechanical rigidity and an extremely long life.
LPT Abbr.: Line Printer; a parallel interface for the printer.
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M MAC Abbr.: Media Access Control; refers to the worldwide unique serial
number of the network component which is stored on the network card.
Main power supply Power supply that provides voltage for the consuming devices.
Mechanical meters Mechanical devices for automatic counting of continuous, uniform
activities such as coin insertions, remotes or wins.
Modem A modem (Modulator/Demodulator) enables transmission of digital data
from the computer via an analogue telephone network.
Modular power supply Complete power supply unit; consisting of main power supply unit and
switching power supply.
Motherboard, mainboard This is a physical assembly of fundamental circuits and components. On
a typical motherboard the circuits are imprinted or fixed on a hard, planar
surface. It also contains all important software components.
N Novo unity A database-based game platform universally expandable for future

game developments, which allows to present all games installed on it in
statistical form (accounting, wins, player behaviour, etc.)
Novo unity server The Novo Unity Server provides data, programs and memory to the
connected terminals.
O Online system A system in which several machines are connected to an accounting

system.
P PC Abbr.: Personal Computer; it is part of each terminal, Novo Unity Server,

Game Server and Animation Display.
Pin Connector, plug.
PLC Abbr.: Programmable logic control; the control unit of the Roulette wheel.
The PLC is responsible for control and verification of motors, sensors and
micro-switches.
Power expansion Additional power supply (12 V, 5 V, ground).
Power switching unit Unit supplying voltage to the logic unit of the machine.
Processor Please see CPU.
Push up Book credit to a game. Carried out by the operator.
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R Raid system The Raid System provides additional security by writing data to two hard
disks at the same time, i.e. the system always creates a back-up copy.
RAM Abbr.: Random Access Memory; this is the temporary, writable memory
within the computer, in which the operating system, applications and data
actually used are stored in a way that the processor can quickly access
them. RAM arrays are cleared whenever the system is powered down.
Real time clock This is an electronic clock within the computer that continues working
after the machine has been powered down and therefore displays the
correct time after powering up again.
Reel interface Device for triggering and supplying the reels.
Reference coin Coin used to verify inserted coins. The sample coin is inserted into the
coin comparator to check the validity of inserted coins.
Remote A function that permits inserting credits to the machine when using the
audit key.
Reset This function is used to clear the whole machine software. All bookkeeping
statistics and all user-specific settings are cleared and set to Zero or to
their default values.
ROM Abr. for: Read Only Memory; A type of memory that can be read but not
written in normal operation. Special techniques are required to initialize
the contents of a ROM, which are usually considered permanent and is
powered by a small long-life battery.
Roulette wheel The mechanical Roulette wheel is used to determine the winning numbers
in Novo Multi-Roulette games.
Router Device used as a DHCP Server between the Novo Unity Server and the
terminals, as a firewall against Internet security threats and as a network
distributor.
S Scanner
Sorter
Device to scan tickets issued from the ticket printer.
Coin deviator; depending on the position of the sorter, coins are collected
in the hopper or in the cashbox.
Switching power supply Power supply that provides voltage for the logic area.
SIMM Abbr.: Single In-line Memory Module; a SIMM consists of several
RAM chips or Flash ROMs on a small circuit board. This board is
attached to the motherboard. The more RAM a computer possesses, the
less frequently it is necessary to access secondary memory.
Stand-by Sleeping mode, into which the machine changes when no game is being
played.
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T Test switch Used for calling the Test Menu. The test switch is located inside the
machine.
TCP/IP Abbr.: Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol; refers to a
connection-oriented Internet protocol. TCP/IP encompasses the rules
which determine how computers exchange data.
TFT Thin film transistor; a liquid crystal monitor. Every bitpoint is driven by a
transistor. Best resolution results are obtained with TFT displays.
TFT/LCD monitor Abbr.: Thin Film Transistor - Liquid Crystal Display; monitor display used
in the terminals, Game Servers and the Novo Unity Server.
ticket printer Device that prints credits and winnings onto a ticket that can be
redeemed at the cash desk.
Token Credit coin, used instead of money during games.
Top light Notification light on top of the device displaying different operating
statuses.
Touchscreen Display with sensor fields; the control of certain functions results from
touching the screen.
U USB Abbr.: Universal Serial Bus; a serial interface used to connect devices
with the logic unit.
UPS Abbr.: Uninterruptible Power Supply; UPS provides uninterruptible and
undisturbed AC voltage within defined tolerance (battery).
V Validation number A generated coded number that verifies the authenticity of a printed ticket
(barcode).
WAN Abbr.: Wide Area Network; refers to a communication network which
connects geographically distant devices.
WBA Abbr.: World Bill Acceptor; refers to a certain make of bill acceptor.
Z Zapper error Suspicion of manipulation.
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ANNEX
EG-DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
Annex
EG-Declaration of Conformity
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Austrian Gaming Industries GmbH

The instructions contained in this manual must be strictly observed.

NOVOSUPERVISION (FV-626 CF2) Kernel 8.2

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7.8 Key panel module.................................... 185

Table of illustrations.............................................. 221

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1.2 Safety precautions

In case of emergency power off the machine!

Do not open the cabinet by force! Risk of electric shock or fire!

Do not use a water jet to clean the device!

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Thermal hazard! Danger of burns!

Mechanical hazard! Danger of injury!

Provide adequate ventilation! Danger of overheating!

Influence of magnetic fields on machines with a CRT monitor

LCD monitors may be damaged if they are not properly cleaned!

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Ensure suitable ambient conditions!

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Illustr. 2-1 Machine dimensions NOVOSUPERVISION (in mm)

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2.2 Operating elements

Main door lever

Drop door lock

Illustr. 2-2 Operating elements NOVOSUPERVISION

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Illustr. 2-3 Description of components NOVOSUPERVISION

1 Top light 8 Ticket printer 14 COOLFIRE II backplane

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2.4 Technical data

Machine type FV-626 CF2

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power distribution box

Block diagram NOVOSUPERVISION

subwoofer Subwoofer USB

low voltage (data) COOLFIRE II

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3.2 Installation instructions

60,8 200,7 186,6

bolt hole for

drill sleeve i-5mm (3x)

drill sleeve i-8mm (4x)

Illustr. 3-1 Drilling jig

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Illustr. 3-2 Main switch

7) Switch on the machine.

The error management engages each malfunction and/or manipulation is detected.

Error handling (procedures to rectify an error):

9) Close the main door.

Illustr. 4-1 Attendant keyswitch for error handling

1) An acoustic signal can be heard.

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4.2 Explanation for clearing errors

Errors are displayed in two ways: