Manual HI Software (C5.2.x STD) 1.2 PDF

April 2009
Atronic Hi(!)bility
Software / Basic Setup
for C-Level Software
Version C5.2.x STD
Rev. 1.2
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Software / Basic Setup - C5.2.x
Release Info / Disclaimer 1.
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for C-Level Software
Version C5.2.x STD
Rev. 1.2
Rel. April 2009
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1. Release Info
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Table of Contents
1. Release Info / Disclaimer ........................................................................................ 2
2. Introduction ................................................................................................................. 7
2.1 About this Manual ......................................................................................... 7
2.2 Included Software Releases ....................................................................... 7
2.3 How to identify the Software Level ......................................................... 8
2.4 Related Publications ..................................................................................... 9
2.5 Boards and EPROMs .................................................................................... 10
2.5.1 Mainboard ...................................................................................... 10
2.5.2 Multimedia Board ........................................................................ 11
2.5.3 Graphic Board VP-11 ................................................................... 11
2.5.4 Commboard 68k V2.10 (optional) .......................................... 11
2.5.5 Equipment required for Confguration ................................ 12
2.6 Software Naming ......................................................................................... 13
2.7 Basic Setup - Overview .............................................................................. 14
2.7.1 General............................................................................................. 14
2.7.2 Prerequisites for Linked Machines ......................................... 15
2.7.3 Prerequisites for Stand-alone machines .............................. 15
3. RAM Reset ...................................................................................................................17
3.1 Overview ......................................................................................................... 17
3.2 RAM Reset Procedure ................................................................................. 18
3.3 Commboard DIP Switches ........................................................................ 19
4. Initial Setup ................................................................................................................21
4.1 Overview ......................................................................................................... 21
4.1.1 Initial Setup Flowchart ............................................................... 22
4.2 Initial Setup Procedure .............................................................................. 23
4.2.1 Touch Screen Calibration ......................................................... 23
4.2.2 Cabinet Confguration ................................................................ 23
4.2.3 Date and Time ............................................................................... 23
4.2.4 Jurisdiction ..................................................................................... 23
4.2.5 Game Language ........................................................................... 24
4.2.6 Game Style ..................................................................................... 24
4.2.7 Major Currency Unit .................................................................... 24
4.2.8 Minor Currency Unit ................................................................... 24
4.2.9 Denomination Activation ......................................................... 25
4.2.10 Paytable Lines ............................................................................. 25
4.2.11 Paytable Bet Per Line ................................................................ 25
4.2.12 Player Denominations ............................................................. 26
4.2.13 Autoreset to Default Denomination ................................... 27
4.2.14 SAS Progressive Setup ............................................................. 27
4.2.15 Comms Confg Summary ........................................................ 28
4.2.16 Highbet Steps Allowed ............................................................ 28
4.2.17 Accounting Denomination .................................................... 29
4.2.18 Coin/Token Denomination ..................................................... 29
4.2.19 Tokenisation String ................................................................... 29
4.2.20 NRI-G13 Type ............................................................................. 30
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4.2.21 G13 Channels ............................................................................ 30
4.2.22 Bill Acceptor Enabled ............................................................... 31
4.2.23 Bill Acceptor - Billtable ............................................................. 31
4.2.24 Mechanical Meters Setup ....................................................... 32
4.2.25 Double Up .................................................................................... 36
4.2.26 Auto Play ....................................................................................... 36
4.2.27 Continuous Play ......................................................................... 36
4.2.28 Fast/Individual Reel Stop ........................................................ 37
4.2.29 Fund Transfers ............................................................................. 37
4.2.30 Fund Transfers AFT In House .............................................. 37
4.2.31 Bonusing ....................................................................................... 38
4.2.32 Serial Number ............................................................................. 39
4.2.33 Asset Number ............................................................................. 39
4.2.34 Additional Jackpot Key Functionality ................................ 39
4.2.35 Residual Credit Payout ............................................................. 40
4.2.36 Printer Setup ............................................................................... 41
Additional Information for Ticketing and Validation ................. 41
4.2.37 Printer Currency Sign Setup .................................................. 42
4.2.38 Printer Currency Format Setup ............................................. 42
4.2.39 Misc. Printer Options ................................................................ 42
4.2.40 Limits .............................................................................................. 43
4.2.41 Handpay Limit ............................................................................ 44
4.2.42 Celebration Limit ....................................................................... 44
4.2.43 Payout Limit ................................................................................. 45
4.2.44 Commboard Required ............................................................. 45
4.2.45 Initial Setup: Base Summary .................................................. 46
4.2.46 Initial Setup: Game Specifc Setup ...................................... 47
4.2.47 Initial Setup: Game Summary ............................................... 47
5. Jackpot Confguration ...........................................................................................49
5.1 Progressive Calculation Sheet ................................................................. 49
5.2 Prerequisites .................................................................................................. 50
5.2.1 Hardware Prerequisites .............................................................. 50
5.2.2 Game Prerequisites ..................................................................... 50
5.2.3 A-Link Versions .............................................................................. 50
5.3 Jackpot Confguration Procedure .......................................................... 51
6. Service Menu* ...........................................................................................................54
Service Menu - Flowchart ................................................................................ 56
1. Machine Information* .................................................................................. 57
1.1 General Machine Settings ............................................................ 57
1.2 Commboard Settings ..................................................................... 58
2. Settings .............................................................................................................. 59
2.1 Basic...................................................................................................... 60
2.1.1 Date / Time .......................................................................................61
2.1.2 Top Light ...........................................................................................61
2.1.2.1 General Confguration
2.1.2.2 Standard Top Light Handling
2.1.2.3 Advanced Top Light Handling
2.1.3 Playfeld Height Adjustment ............................................................62
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*Note: The numeration
used within this chapter
relates to the numera-
tion of the Service Menu
screens.
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2.2 Hardware ............................................................................................ 63
2.2.1 General Confguration ......................................................................64
2.2.2 Coin Acceptor ....................................................................................64
2.2.2.1 Activate Coin Acceptor
2.2.2.2 G13 Channels
2.2.3 Bill Acceptor .....................................................................................65
2.2.3.1 Operation Mode
2.2.3.2 Bills Enabled
2.2.3.3 Voucher Redemption
2.2.4 Hopper .............................................................................................66
2.2.4.1 General
2.2.4.2 Empty Procedure
2.2.4.3 Payout Limit Procedure
2.2.4.4 Jam Procedure
2.2.5 Printer ..............................................................................................67
2.2.5.1 Barcode Payout
2.2.5.2 Casino Information
2.2.5.3 Casino Information Host
2.2.5.4 Currency String Setup
2.2.5.5 Currency Sign Setup
2.2.5.6 Currency Format Setup
2.3 Machine .............................................................................................. 70
2.3.1 Sound ...............................................................................................71
2.3.1.1 Sound Confguration
2.3.1.2 Master Volume
2.3.1.3 Base Volume
2.3.1.4 Game Volume
2.3.2 Displays ............................................................................................72
2.3.2.1 Bottom Screen
2.3.2.2 Top Screen
2.3.3 Cabinet Illumination .........................................................................73
2.3.4 Touch Screen Calibration ...................................................................73
2.4 Game .................................................................................................... 74
2.4.1 Game Language ...............................................................................75
2.4.2 Games Mode ....................................................................................75
2.4.2.1 Double Up
2.4.2.2 Auto Play
2.4.2.3 Continuous Play
2.4.3 Limit Settings ...................................................................................77
2.4.3.1 Celebration Limit
2.4.3.2 Handpay Limit
2.4.3.3 General Limits
2.4.4 Player Denominations ......................................................................81
2.4.5 Available Games ...............................................................................81
2.6 Communication Settings .............................................................. 82
2.6.1 Jackpot Confguration .......................................................................83
2.6.2 AFT Transfer Flags .............................................................................84
2.6.3 AFT Registration ...............................................................................85
2.6.4 Bonus ...............................................................................................86
2.6.5 Commboard Settings ........................................................................86
3. Diagnostics ....................................................................................................... 88
3.1 Coin Acceptor ................................................................................... 89
3.2 Bill Acceptor ...................................................................................... 90
3.3 Hopper ................................................................................................ 91
3.4 Printer .................................................................................................. 92
3.5 Other Tests ......................................................................................... 93
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4. History ................................................................................................................ 95
5. Help ..................................................................................................................... 96
Out of Service Mode .......................................................................................... 96
7. Audit Menu .................................................................................................................98
To access the Audit Menu: ................................................................... 99
Audit Menu Flowchart .......................................................................... 99
1. Machine Information / ................................................................................100
1.1 General Machine Settings ..........................................................100
1.2 Commboard Settings ...................................................................101
2. Service Game .................................................................................................102
3. History ..............................................................................................................103
Meter Limits ............................................................................................103
3.1 Accounting ......................................................................................104
3.1.1 Accounting Information................................................................. 104
3.1.2 Periodic Accounting Information ................................................... 108
3.1.3 Each Bill Count ............................................................................... 108
3.2 Game ..................................................................................................109
3.2.1 Last Games .................................................................................... 109
3.2.2 Statistics ........................................................................................ 110
3.2.3 Statistics per Denom ...................................................................... 112
3.2.3.1 General Statistics
3.2.3.2 Bet - Line Table
3.2.4 Statistics per Game ........................................................................ 114
3.2.5 Available Games ............................................................................ 115
3.3 Logs ....................................................................................................116
3.3.1 Money Log ..................................................................................... 116
3.3.1.1 Coins
3.3.1.2 Bills
3.3.1.3 Vouchers
3.3.1.4 Transactions
3.3.1.5 Others
3.3.2 Event Log ....................................................................................... 120
3.3.3 Background Exceptions .................................................................. 120
3.4 Cashless and Progressive ............................................................121
3.4.1 Cashless and Progressive Information ............................................ 122
3.4.2 Progressive Split Information ........................................................ 127
3.4.2.1 Progressive Split Statistics
3.4.2.2 Hidden Split Statistics
3.4.3 Progressive Table ........................................................................... 129
3.4.4 Voucher and Handpay .................................................................... 130
3.4.5 Jackpot Statistics ........................................................................... 132
4. Help ...................................................................................................................133
4.1 Hardware - Error Codes ...............................................................133
5. Touch Screen Calibration ...........................................................................135
8. Appendix .................................................................................................................. 136
8.1 Commboard Connectors.........................................................................137
8.2 Commboard DIP Switches ......................................................................138
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Note: The numeration
used within this chapter
relates to the numera-
tion of the Audit Menu
screens.
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2. Introduction
Introduction 2.
About this Manual 2.1
Scope
This document describes how to set up and confgure Atronic
gaming machines using Atronics Hi(!)bility technology plat-
form.
e
/ Hi(!)bility
e
SLANT / Hi(!)bility
e-motion
/ Hi(!)bility
Harmony
/ Hi(!)bility
Harmony
/ Hi(!)bility
Harmony
Slant Top / Hi(!)bility

e-sense
/ Hi(!)bility
It describes how to carry out RAM Reset and Initial Setup and
explains confguration and test options available in the Ser-
vice Menu. Further it describes the machine and game statis-
tics available in the Audit Menu.
Target Audience
We address qualifed technical personnel, who are involved
in setup and confguration of Atronic gaming machines. With
this user group we assume that they are basically computer
literate and familiar with gaming machines and casino related
terminology.
Please read this document carefully before you start, to avoid
incorrect confguration.
Included Software Releases 2.2
Information contained in this document applies to the follow-
ing software levels:
Software Level C5.2.1 STD
using Base version HBS-STD-12.3.0.194
Software Level C5.2.2 STD
using Base version HBS-STD-12.3.1.216
See also section 2.3 How to identify the Software Level on
the next page.
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How to identify the Software Level 2.3
This section explains, how to identify the software version and
its corresponding software level. The naming of the Main Base
EPROM indicates the software level (major version) and the
jurisdiction.
To identify the Main Base EPROM version:
1. Turn the Audit Key. The Audit Menu is displayed.
2. Touch the folder Machine Information / General Informa-
tion and write down the Main Base Version, which is the
frst entry of the section Software Information (e.g. HBS-
STD-11.1.2.81)
or
1. Open the maindoor and open the logic box.
2. Remove the mainboard and check the label of the EPROM
mounted on socket U5.
Software Level Matrix
Main Base Version Software Level
HBS-STD-3.x.x.xx A-Level
HBS-STD-5.x.x.xx B-Level 1.2.1
HBS-STD-7.x.x.xx B-Level 1.2.3
HBS-STD-10.x.x.xx C-Level 1.x.x
HBS-STD-11.0.x.xx C-Level 4.0.x
HBS-STD-12.0.0.xxx C-Level 5.1.1
HBS-STD-12.0.1.155 C-Level 5.1.2
HBS-STD-12.3.0.194 C-Level 5.2.1
HBS-STD-12.3.1.216 C-Level 5.2.2
Software Version:
This term is used to identify a par-
ticular software set, comprising of
EPROMs, CD-ROM and Security De-
vice. Software versions can difer in
jurisdiction, game title, linked gam-
ing concept and paytable.
Software Level:
This term is used to identify a level
of functionality and compatibility. It
does not refect to a certain game ti-
tle. The software level is determined
by the Main Base EPROM version.
Software Manuals:
Atronic software manuals refer to a
certain software level (major version)
or to several software levels that are
equal or similar in their functionality.
For example:
Atronic Hi(!)bility
for C-Level Software C5.2.x
+
P1
U5
U6
U7
U8
U9
U22
SD
U2-F
66001234 8M MX27C8000PC-10 MB U05
HBS-STD-11.1.2.81
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Related Publications 2.4
More detailed information about Atronic e-motion, e and
Harmony gaming machines can be found in the following
publications:
Machine Installation
(incl. safety instructions, technical data, etc.)
-> See manual Installation" for e-motion, e or Harmo-
ny cabinets.
Operating Procedures, Components, Maintenance
-> See manual "Operating" for C5.x.x software.
Link Setup, Progressive Jackpot Confguration
-> See relevant manual for a Atronic linked gaming concept.
Peripherals
(Coin- and bill acceptors, hopper, printer, etc.)
-> See folder "Peripherals" on Atronic Service Manual CD.
Spare Parts
-> See "Parts Catalogue" for e-motion, e
or Harmony
cabinets.
Note: All mentioned manuals can be found on a CD-ROM titled
Atronic Service Manual CD 2009
If this manual did not came with this CD-ROM, please ask
Atronic Technical Service for a free copy of the latest revision.
2. Introduction
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Commboard
Mainboard
DVD-Drive
Multimedia
Board
Graphic Board
2. Introduction
Boards and EPROMs 2.5
Boards that perform game relevant routines are located in-
side the logic box (card cage). The logic box can be locked and
sealed. The release lever for the multimedia board cover is lo-
cated under the DVD-drive.
Mainboard 2.5.1
This board performs all security relevant routines and stores
game statistics. It holds seven EPROMs (U5 - U11) and the se-
curity device (SD). EPROMs U10 and U11 are located on an
add-on board (MEMEX Board).
The base software EPROMs (U5, U6, U10, U11) store the
operating system for security relevant game routines. The
base software is available in diferent jurisdictional ver-
sions (STD, USA, NLD, CZE, etc.).
The game software EPROMs (U7, U8) store gameplay func-
tions and game theme.
The paytable EPROM (U9) stores the paytable.
The security device (SD) is located on an add-on board
(MEMEX Board). It provides for copy protection of games
and determines available progressive jackpot modes and
paytable features (such as CASH FEVER, eMillions, Hot
Link, etc.).
Important: Games of software level C5.x.x require
programming revision F on mainboard PLD-chip
U2 (labeled U2-F), to support the security device.
The MEMEX board holds the security device (SD), EPROM
sockets U10 and U11 and a memory extension. The ME-
MEX board and the mainboard act as a unit. During a RAM
Reset the MEMEX board always has to be installed to the
mainboard to clear the memory located on the MEMEX
board, too.
Important: An exchange of the MEMEX board
will require a RAM reset.
+
P1
U5
U6
U7
U8
U9
SD
U2-F
U
1
0
U
1
1
+
MEMEX Board
11
S1 S2 S3 S4 S6 S7 S5 S8
0
5
1 2
3
4 6 7
8
9 0
5
1 2
3
4 6 7
8
9 0
5
1 2
3
4 6 7
8
9 0
5
1 2
3
4 6 7
8
9 0
5
1 2
3
4 6 7
8
9 0
5
1 2
3
4 6 7
8
9
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
ON
+
P1 U34 U35
2. Introduction
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Multimedia Board 2.5.2
The multimedia board performs graphic and sound calcula-
tions. Security relevant routines are not performed on this
board. Graphic and sound fles and the multimedia operating
system are stored on the multimedia software CD in the DVD-
drive.
BIOS version HBI-STD-1.2.0.20 or higher installed
on socket IC27.
Graphic Board VP-11 2.5.3
The graphic board performs graphic calculations and connects
to the fat screen display(s) via LVDS cable. The LVDS cable also
carries the supply voltage for the display(s).
graphic board type VP-11.
Commboard 68k V2.10 (optional) 2.5.4
The Atronic commboard 68k provides connection to various
online systems (see appendix) and/or to other Atronic gaming
machines. System addresses, jackpot addresses and SAS chan-
nel allocation is set here. Commboard software EPROMs are
located on sockets U34 and U35. C5.x.x commboard software
uses 8MBit EPROM chips.
The commboard can also act as a progressive jackpot control-
ler. An Atronic Progressive Link (APL) can manage multi-level
progressive jackpots without the need of external controller
hardware.
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Equipment required for Confguration 2.5.5
The following special equipment is required to perform the
RAM Reset and Jackpot Confguration procedures described
in this manual.
RAM Reset EPROM
HMB-RRES01
p/n 65998561
Commboard Clear EPROMs (U34/U35)
Q-CB-RAM-CLEAR
p/n 65998560
Jackpot Confguration Kit (ALink Kit)
with software "Alink Confg for Windows 3.0.2"
or higher.
(if progressive jackpot confguration is required)
Important: Alink Confg 3.0.2 is required and sup-
ports software level C5.x.x and higher only.
Please contact Atronic Technical Service or your local Atronic
sales representative to obtain appropriate equipment. Avail-
ability of reset and confguration equipment is subject to ju-
risdictional regulations.
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66004657 MB U07 8M MX27C8000PC-10
22AD UUC0
HGM-STD-CRNE-4.0.4.1
THE CRAZY NEST
Part Number Socket Chip Type
Checksum Kobetron
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2. Introduction
Paytable SW
Game SW
Base SW
Multimedia (CD-ROM)
Platform
Specifier
Media
Specifier
Jurisdiction
Specifier
Game
Name
Major
Version
Minor
Version
Patch
Level
Build
Number
Software
Commboard SW H CB_STD_ 12. 0. 0. 44
H CD_STD_GAME_12. 0. 0. 80
H BS_STD_ 12. 0. 0. 130
H GM_STD_GAME_12. 0. 0. 89
GAME 01-G-MA-STD-5-21-10-A94
DVD-Drive
Commboard U34, U35
Mainboard U5, U6, U10, U11
Mainboard U7, U8
Location
Mainboard U9
BIOS H BI_ STD_ 1. 2. 0. 20 Multimediaboard IC27
Security Device H SD- STD- GAME - 0. 5.26.1 Mainboard Add-On Board
(MEMEX Board)
Progressive
Version
Game
ID
Reels Lines Bet per
Line
Paytable
Classification
Paytable
Feature
Percentage
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Software Naming 2.6
Atronic game software always comes as a software set. A C-
level software set of version C5.x.x. consists of 7 game EPROMs,
1 multimedia CD, 1 BIOS EPROM and 1 security device. Game
software is available in diferent Bet/Line versions and pro-
gressive modes (Standalone, CASH FEVER, SAS progressive,
etc.).
Important: Never mix software sets or use any
software combinations that are not approved by
Atronic.
Each part of a software set is labeled according to this scheme.
When the machine is operating, the software versions can be
reviewed by entering the Service Menu or the Audit Menu.
The folder "Machine Information / General Machine Settings"
lists the EPROM versions.
Atronic game EPROMs do always come with an Atronic seal
label that lists part number, socket, chip type, naming, check-
sum and Kobetron value. Removing this label will void the
EPROM. Atronic game EPROMs come as a one-time-program-
mable (OTP-ROM) type.
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Basic Setup - Overview 2.7
The following sections describe how to carry out the RAM Re-
set and the Initial Setup which are required to confgure basic
machine settings and to carry out jackpot confguration.
General 2.7.1
Atronic machines usually come confgured as specifed during
order processing. However it might be necessary to reconfg-
ure basic machine settings, such as denomination, metering,
paytable, etc. These settings can not be altered during normal
operation, as they require a machine reinitialisation for techni-
cal or jurisdictional reasons. Applying new progressive jackpot
settings also requires a RAM Reset.
To reconfgure basic machine and jackpot settings:
1. Confgure the Commboard
This is necessary only, if you have to alter the commboard
settings, such as progressive mode or channel allocation.
2. Carry out a RAM Reset
This will clear all machine data, statistics and settings, in-
cluding progressive jackpot confguration.
3. Carry out the Initial Setup
After a RAM Reset the machine automatically enters the
Initial Setup menu. The Initial Setup allows to confgure all
basic machine setting.
4. Carry out (Progressive) Jackpot Confguration
A PC or notebook with Atronic's Alink Confg software is
connected to the gaming machine and uploads the pro-
gressive jackpot confguration data.
In an Atronic Progressive Link (APL) the jackpot confg-
uration has to be carried out at the APL master machine
only. The jackpot confguration data is then transferred to
all linked APL slave machines.

Important: It is necessary to carry out the pro-
gressive jackpot confguration directly after the
Initial Setup. Do not insert credits before the jack-
pot confguration data is uploaded.
Note: Find more detailed information
on commboard setup and cabeling
in the setup manuals that refer to a
certain linked gaming product, such
as "Hot Link - Setup and Confgura-
tion".
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Prerequisites for Linked Machines 2.7.2
If the game is to be set to progressive mode, make sure to
meet following prerequisites:
An appropriate Security Device (SD) is installed on the
mainboard. The Security Device has to match to the game
concept. Diferent Security Devices are available for:
Non-progressive mode
Progressive mode (standard single level)
Atronic Linked Gaming Products
An Atronic commboard is installed.
Commboard DIP switches S5/1-3 are set to a particular
progressive jackpot mode, before the RAM Reset was car-
ried out.
Commboard DIP switches S5/6 is set to ON, if communica-
tion to an online system is required.
SAS address and APL address (if required) are set by means
of the commboard rotary switches.
Jackpot confguration software Alink Confg 3.0.2 is in-
stalled on PC or notebook.
The device drivers for the Alink Confg USB dongle are in-
stalled.
The Alink Confg USB dongle is connected to one of the PC
USB ports (the older parallel port dongle does not work
with Alink 3.0.x).
The device drivers for the USB to serial adapter are installed
(only needed if you PC does not feature a serial port).
An Atronic PC-Setup serial cable is at hand.
Prerequisites for Stand-alone machines 2.7.3
If the game is to be set to non-progressive mode, make sure to
meet following prerequisites.
Commboard DIP switches S5/1-4 are set to OFF before the
RAM Reset was carried out.
Commboard DIP switches S5/6 is set to ON, if communica-
tion to an online system is required.
Accounting address (if required) is set by means of the
commboard rotary switches.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
5 5 4 4 3 3 2 2 1 1
9 9 8 8 7 7 6 6
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
SUB -D - male connector SUB -D - female connector
Solderside
Pinout PC-Setup Cable
Note: Software Alink Confg 3.0.2, USB
dongle and PC-Setup cable are part of
the Atronic ALink Kit.
Note: There are two diferent types of
PC-Setup cables available: one-piece
crosslink cable or standard serial cable
with crosslink adapter.
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3. RAM Reset
Overview 3.1
Performing a RAM Reset will clear all statistical data and ma-
chine settings. After RAM Reset was carried out, the Initial
Setup will start automatically, allowing to confgure machine's
basic settings. Changing the progressive jackpot confgura-
tion also requires a RAM Reset.
Important: Confgure commboard DIP settings
before performing the RAM Reset!
Connect all peripheral hardware (bill acceptor,
printer, etc) before performing the RAM Reset!
Progressive jackpot confguration has to be car-
ried out directly after RAM Reset/Initial Setup, be-
fore any game was played.
Following special Atronic EPROMs are needed to perform a
RAM Reset.
RAM Reset EPROM
HMB-RRES01 (p/n 65998561) to reset the mainboard. In-
stall on mainboard socket U9.
Commboard Clear EPROMs
Q-CB-RAM-CLEAR (p/n 65998560 )
Install on commboard sockets U34/U35. The label on the
EPROMs indicates which socket U34/U35 to use.
3. RAM Reset
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Commboard
Mainboard
Reset Button
S1 S2 S3 S4 S6 S7 S5 S8
0
5
1 2
3
4 6 7
8
9 0
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1 2
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
ON
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P1 U34 U35
LED D19
Note: Always make sure to mount
the EPROMs correct. The socket
groove and the EPROM groove
have to point to the same direction.
Wrong insertion can cause per-
manent damage to EPROMs and
boards!
6600xxxx MB U05 8M AT27C080
xxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
HBS-STD-5.1.1.279
Groove
3. RAM Reset
RAM Reset Procedure 3.2
Important: A RAM Reset will clear all statistical
data and machine settings.
1. Open maindoor and switch machine power of.
2. Open the logicbox door and remove mainboard and com-
mboard (if installed).
3. Set up the commboard DIP switches and rotary switches
(see next page for details).
4. Replace paytable EPROM on mainboard socket U9 with
RAM reset EPROM "HMB-RRES01".
Replace commboard EPROMs U34 and U35 with comm-
board clear EPROMs "Q-CB-RAM-CLEAR" U34 and U35.
5. Reinstall mainboard and commboard and switch machine
power on. This step must be carried out with the MEMEX
board installed!
6. Wait at least until the Atronic logo and a progress bar is
displayed (after approx. one minute).
A fashing LED (D19) on the commboard confrms that the
commboard clear was successful.
7. Switch machine power of and remove mainboard and
commboard.
8. Replace RAM reset EPROM U9 with original paytable
EPROM U9.
Replace commboard clear EPROMs U34 and U35 with
original commboard EPROMs U34 and U35. Check for cor-
rect mounting!
9. Reinstall mainboard and commboard and switch machine
power on.
10. Wait approx. 5 minutes until the message Press Reset but-
ton to continue with formatting RAM is displayed. Press
mainboard Reset button.
The RAM Reset Procedure is now completed and the machine
will automatically enter the Initial Setup. Proceed with the Ini-
tial Setup procedure.
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P1
U5
U6
U7
U8
U9
SD
U2-F
U
1
0
U
1
1
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MEMEX Board
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3.3 Commboard DIP Switches
Tables applies to commboard software versions
HCB-STD-12.0.x.xx
and compatible.
Switch Function Digit
S1 APL Address x10
S2 APL Address x01 (Address "00" disables APL address)
S3 SAS Address, Channel 2 x10
S4 SAS Address, Channel 2 x01 (Address "00" disables SAS channel 2)
Switch Function
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
OFF OFF OFF Mikohn MS-10 Progressive (use this setting for non-progressive mode)
ON OFF OFF SAS Progressive
Of ON OFF APL (Atronic Progressive Link)
ON ON OFF Mikohn MS-27 Mystery
OFF OFF ON Mikohn MS-27 Mystery + Progressive
ON OFF ON Accounting System 3rd Channel
ON ON ON SAS Progressive with ADL (SAS progressive using Atronic Display Link, if available)
ON APL Master
OFF APL Slave
ON APL 1 mode (overtaking progressive meters)
OFF APL 2 mode (non-overtaking progressive meters)
ON Communication to Host enabled (typical)
OFF Communication to Host disabled (stand alone, no accounting system)
ON Legacy Handpay Reporting (data overwritten if not read, to prevent bufer overrun)
OFF Handpay Queue (typical)
ON Ticket data overwritten if not read (prevent bufer overrun)
Switch Function Afected Long Polls
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
OFF
ON 2 Channel Coupon Redemption (SAS channel 1 = Bally Promotional, SAS channel 2 = EZPay)
OFF Allocate Progressive polls to SAS channel 1 80, 86
ON Allocate Progressive polls to SAS channel 2
OFF Allocate EFT polls to SAS channel 1 22 to 26, 28, 29, 62 to 67
ON Allocate EFT polls to SAS channel 2
OFF Allocate Bonusing polls to SAS channel 1 2E, 8A, 8B
ON Allocate Bonusing polls to SAS channel 2
OFF Allocate Control polls to SAS channel 1 03 to 07, 0A to 0C, 94, A8
ON Allocate Control polls to SAS channel 2
OFF Allocate Ticketing polls to SAS channel 1 4C, 4D, 57, 58, 70, 71, 7D (Exp. 3F, 57, 67, 68)
ON Allocate Ticketing polls to SAS channel 2
OFF Send Total Drop meter
ON Send Coin Drop meter
ON Lock EGM if no communication to host
OFF Do not lock EGM if no communication to host
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S6
S7
S8
Note: If a slot machine interface board (SMIB) provides the SAS
address, set Commboard SAS address to 01.
*typical setting for S8 in single channel mode = all OFF
3. RAM Reset
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Initial Setup 4.
Overview 4.1
After a RAM Reset, the machine automatically enters the Initial
Setup. The Initial Setup is intended to confgure basic settings
of the machine. These settings can not be changed after the
Initial Setup is completed. Any subsequent change of these
setting requires a RAM reset and a new Initial Setup.
During Initial Setup a series of menu pages is displayed (see
next pages for details). Simply touch the options desired to
confgure settings. Then touch the NEXT button to proceed to
the next page.
Use the BACK button to go back to the previous page, if neces-
sary.
Some items require additional input for confguration. Touch-
ing the SET button will display an alphanumeric keyboard, a
number pad or additional option sets.
After the last setting has been confgured, the Initial Setup
Summary page is displayed.
Important: Carefully check all settings before you
confrm the Initial Setup Summary. The settings
can not be changed after confrming the sum-
mary.
4. Initial Setup
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Initial Setup Flowchart 4.1.1
This fowchart shows the Initial Setup sequence for a game software of software level C5.2.1.
Depending on machine confguration, not all menus are displayed.
4. Initial Setup
*availability of following menus depends on
machine confguration and jurisdiction.
Game Style
Only with certain game themes
Paytable Lines
Paytable Bet per Line
Only if a selectable paytable is installed
Autoreset to Default Denomination
Only with Multidenom
SAS Progressive Setup
Only if commboard is set to progressive mode
Highbet Steps Allowed
Only with Highbet paytable software
Tokenisation String
Not displayed if Player Denom = Coin Denom
NRI G13 Type
Only with NRI G13 coin acceptor installed
G13 Channels
Only with NRI G13 coin acceptor installed
Billacceptor enabled
Only with bill acceptor installed
Billacceptor Billtable
Only with bill acceptor installed
Fast Individual Reel Stop
Only if supported by the game theme
Fund Transfers AFT In House
Only if Fund Transfers was set to AFT
Residual Credits Payout
Only if machine is tokenized
Printer Currency Sign Setup
Only with a ticket printer installed
Printer Currency Format Setup
Only with a ticket printer installed
AFT Transaction Receipt
With AFT and supported printer only
Commboard Required
Only if cashless transfers, bonusing and ticket printer
are disabled
**Misc. Printer Options
Available as of software level C5.2.2 only. In earlier
versions this page is named AFT Transaction Receipt.
***The number of pages in the Game Specifc
Setup depends on the game theme and its
game specifc functions.
Minor Currency Unit
Paytable Lines*
Paytable Bet per Line*
Touch Screen Calibration
Major Currency Unit
Player Denominations
Jurisdiction
Game Language
Cabinet Confguration
Date and Time
Fund Transfers
Continuous Play
Auto Play
Bonusing
Fund Transfers AFT In House*
Base Summary
Accept Settings?
Commboard Required*
Denomination Activation
Autoreset To Default Denomination*
Fast/Individual Reel Stop*
Game Summary
Accept Settings?
Game Specifc Setup***
Game Style*
Double Up
Highbet Steps Allowed*
NRI G13 Type*
G13 Channels*
Coin/Token Denomination
Tokenisation String*
Billacceptor Enabled*
Billacceptor Billtable*
Accounting Denomination
Comms Confg Summary
Mechanical Meters Setup
SAS Progressive Setup*
Serial Number
Residual Credits Payout*
Printer Setup
Additional Jackpot Key Functionality
Asset Number
Printer Currency Sign Setup*
Printer Currency Format Setup*
Limits
Handpay Limit
Celebration Limit
Payout Limit
Misc. Printer Options**
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Initial Setup Procedure 4.2
This section explains all Initial Setup menu pages in detail.
Depending on machine confguration, not all menus are dis-
played.
Touch Screen Calibration 4.2.1
Touch the two yellow dots displayed on screen. The controller
uses the data perceived immediately before you lift of your
fnger to register a calibration touch. Therefore, you can touch
the screen, move your fnger to the target, hold for a second,
and then lift your fnger of. This method results in a more ac-
curate calibration.
Cabinet Confguration 4.2.2
Select e-motion for machines that feature two displays,
such as e-motion, e, e SLANT TOP and Harmony.
Select Harmony for machines that feature only one dis-
play, such as Harmony and Harmony SLANT TOP.
Date and Time 4.2.3
Set date and time in this menu.
Note: Date and time can also be set remotely using SAS poll 7F (if
applicable) or in the Service Menu.
Jurisdiction 4.2.4

Select the appropriate jurisdiction setting.
Depending on the selected jurisdictional setting, some soft-
ware functions may be restricted or altered to apply to the ju-
risdictional requirements. Information available in this manual
refers to the default setting Standard.
4. Initial Setup / Initial Setup Procedure
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Game Language 4.2.5
Select the language for gaming, tokenisation string and player
messages.

Game Style 4.2.6
Available with certain games only, that support asian style
animations. In certain CASH FEVER games for example, this
function will set the appearance of the Dr. Cashfever character
to standard style or asian style. Setting Asian may require an
upgrade of the machine memory (RAM) size. Please refer to
the game description.
Major Currency Unit 4.2.7
Select a currency symbol or an abbreviation to be displayed
on-screen. If a specifc currency symbol is not available, select
Custom Major Currency Unit and enter a 3 digit abbrevia-
tion.
Minor Currency Unit 4.2.8
Select a sub currency symbol to be displayed on-screen. If a
specifc sub currency symbol is not available, select Custom
Minor Currency Unit and enter a 3-digit abbreviation.
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Denomination Activation 4.2.9
Denomination Activation:
Disallow - All confgured player denominations are ac-
tive. Each player denominations must have exactly one
relevant payout percentage (default).
Allow - Player denominations can be activated/deacti-
vated by the operator. This allows to defne player de-
nominations with the same denomination, but diferent
payout percentages.
Disable Active Denomination:
Allows or disallows to disable the currently active player de-
nomination.
Note: Percentages (games) can be activated/deactivated in the
Service Menu or remotely by means of SAS long poll 09.
Player denominations can be activated/deactivated remotely by
means of SAS long poll B0 (Multi Denomination Preamble).
Paytable Lines 4.2.10
Available only with paytables that feature confgurable maxi-
mal number of lines (selectable paytables). Select the maximal
number of lines for game play.
Make sure that playfeld buttons and top glass (Harmony
only) are labeled accordingly.
Paytable Bet Per Line 4.2.11
Select the maximal bet per line setting for game play.
Make sure that playfeld buttons and top glass (Harmony
only) are labeled accordingly.
Note: This feature is available in cer-
tain jurisdictions only.
Note: See also section "Player De-
nominations" on next page.
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Player Denominations 4.2.12
Defne up to fve selectable denominations for game play and
allocate a payout percentage to each setting.
1. Click the ADD button to add player denominations.
2. Select a denomination from the denomination list.
3. Set the attribute for this player denomination to ACTIVE or
INACTIVE. (Available only with Denomination Activation
set to Allow). See also section 4.2.9 Denomination Activa-
tion on previous page for details.
4. Select a paytable for this player denomination. The last
two digits of the paytable naming indicate the payout per-
centage (for example 5-21-10-A90 = 90%).
On Atronic linked progressive games (such as CASH FE-
VER) you have to select the correct paytable as stated in
the Atronic Progressive Calculation Sheet. The Progres-
sive Calculation Sheet is provided with every linked gam-
ing installation. It contains the progressive calculation and
defnes the corresponding machine settings.
To add further player denominations repeat steps 1 - 4.
Note: If you want to confgure a progressive jackpot, defne
exactly one player denomination.
5. Select a default player denomination
Highlight a player denomination and press the SET AS DE-
FAULT button to make this player denomination the default
denomination. If the AUTORESET TO DEFAULT DENOMINA-
TION function is enabled (see next page), the game will
reset to this player denomination when the game is in idle
mode.
continues on next page...
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4.2.12 Player Denominations (continued)
Show Detailed Information:
Touching the Show Detailed Information button displays ad-
ditional information of the selected player denomination,
such as max. wager and max. base game win and any jurisdic-
tional restrictions.
RTP Compatibility Check:
If the selected payout percentage of one or more player de-
nominations does not meet the requirements of a certain
jurisdiction setting, the selection is inhibited and an error
message is displayed in the lower part of the screen. A valid
combination that meets the jurisdictional requirements has to
be selected.
Autoreset to Default Denomination 4.2.13
Available only if more than one player denomination has been
confgured.
If set to YES, this function will reset the player denomination
to its default value when the machine is in idle mode for more
than 1 minute. The default player denomination can be con-
fgured by means of the SET AS DEFAULT button on the previ-
ous menu page Player Denominations.
SAS Progressive Setup 4.2.14
Available only if the commboard was confgured to SAS pro-
gressive mode or ADL mode. Allows to confgure a SAS pro-
gressive group number.

Set Progressive Group to 1 (default) for:
SAS progressives (single group)
SAS progressive with ADL
Atronic linked gaming concepts such as CASH FEVER, The
Game of Life, King Kong Cash, etc. driven by an external
progressive controller.
Set Progressive Group to 1 - 255 for:
SAS progressives using multiple groups. Please refer to
your progressive system documentation for details.
Note: Progressive jackpot mode re-
quires a progressive mode security de-
vice (SD) installed.
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Comms Confg Summary 4.2.15
This information page shows the current commboard confg-
uration which has been set by means of the commboard DIP
switches and rotary switches.
Check all entries carefully.
If any confguration setting does not meet your require-
ments, switch power of and change the commboard con-
fguration immediately (see also section "3.3 Commboard
DIP Switches"). Then carry out a RAM Reset and repeat the
initial setup from the beginning.
If all entries are correct, proceed to the next menu page.
Note: Changing the commboard confguration (except address
settings) requires a RAM reset.
Note: The entry Jackpot System = Mikohn MS10 is also dis-
played on non-progressive machines.
Highbet Steps Allowed 4.2.16
This page is available with HighBet Step paytables only.
It allows to enable or disable higher bet steps (bet per line)
which are selectable by means of the HighBet Step button on
the button panel.
YES:
All high bet steps available in the paytable can be selected
by pressing the HighBet Step button. Each time the button is
pressed the game toggles through the bet steps (for example:
15 - 20 - 25 - 30 - 40 - 50 credits per line)
NO:
Only the highest bet step is available (for example: 50 credits
per line). A dedicated HighBet Step button is not necessary.
Button panel with HighBet Step button.
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4.2.17 Accounting Denomination
This setting defnes the base denomination for accounting
and metering.
Credit values sent to an accounting system use this de-
nomination (e.g. SAS accounting polls).
Mechanical meters use this denomination for metering,
if they are confgured to count credits. See also section
"4.2.24 Mechanical Meters Setup".
The Accounting Denomination is always a common divider of
the Player Denominations.
Note: It is recommended to set the accounting denomination to
0,01 units.
Coin/Token Denomination 4.2.18
Defnes the value (in currency) of one coin or token.
The token denomination has to be a (integer) multiplier of the
accounting denomination.
Tokenisation String 4.2.19
Defnes the tokenisation string that is displayed on screen. For
example 1 buys 10 credits. Available only if the machine is
tokenized. If Coin/Token Denomination = Player Denomina-
tion, the tokenisation string is not displayed.
Token String and Token Unit are added automatically. Use the
SET buttons to enter new strings manually, if necessary. Set
the Token String Position to trailing (European style) or lead-
ing (American style).
Note: When setting the token string to "Token", make sure to set
token unit to "1".
Tokenisation String displayed in the lower right
game screen.
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NRI-G13 Type 4.2.20
(available only with a NRI G-13 coin acceptor installed)
This menu defnes the coin handling for NRI G-13.mft coin ac-
ceptors. It is assumed that only one type of coin shall be ac-
cepted and that all other coin types are disabled by means of
the acceptor DIP switches or the acceptor programming.
Note: NRI G-13.mft acceptors for Atronic EGMs use a special pro-
gramming. Do not use other programming as this may lead to
malfunction.
NRI G-13 acceptors are available in two versions (see acceptor
label):
"06C" = (Casino version / FAST programmed)
-> select FAST (single channel) mode.
"06V" = (Validator version / SLOW programmed)
-> select SLOW (multichannel) mode.
G13 Channels 4.2.21
(available only with setting NRI-G13 Type set to SLOW)
Set Multiplier:
Set all multipliers to 1 (standard setting if only one type of coin
is accepted).
Set As Hopper Channel:
Enter the coin signal line of the accepted coin type. See accep-
tor label to check which coin type relates to which coin signal
line.
G-13 Coin Coin Coin Signal
Type Type Channels Line
Example: 50 Euro cent coin shall
be accepted. All other coins are dis-
abled. Hopper channel has to be set
to 4, because this is the coin signal
line that refers to the 50 Euro cent
coin.
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Bill Acceptor Enabled 4.2.22

Enable or disable the bill acceptor.
YES - Bill acceptor is active and can be
activated/deactivated in the Service Menu.
NO - Bill acceptor is deactivated permanently and
can not be activated in the Service Menu.
Bill Acceptor - Billtable 4.2.23
This menu allows to disable bills and to edit the bill table.
Use the Enable/Disable button to permanently disable the ac-
ceptance of a particular bill. Bills that have been disabled in
this menu can not be enabled in the Service Menu.
Note: Usually the bill table is confgured automatically and no
editing of bill value or currency is required. Change values only if
confguration may still be required.
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4.2.24 Mechanical Meters Setup

Defnes which softmeters are assigned to the mechanical
meters. Touch the Change Selected button to view a set of
options for a mechanical meter and select the desired meter
mode.
Money = metered in major currency units, e.g. Euro
Cents = metered in minor currency units, e.g, Cents
Credits = metered in accounting denomination credits
See also section 4.2.17 Accounting Denomination.
Note: Money values are rounded to full currency units, as me-
chanical meters can count integers only. Decimal places are cal-
culated internally only.
Note: In jurisdiction France credits are metered as player credits
instead of accounting credits.
Find a detailed description of the available meter mode set-
tings on the following pages:
Mechanical Meter 1
(Meter is labeled "Credits Wagered")
Money Wagered (in currency)
Total amount of money wagered.
Cents Wagered (in cents)
Total amount of money wagered. Metered in cents.
Credits Wagered (in accounting credits)
Total amount of credits wagered.
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4.2.24 Mechanical Meters Setup continued
Mechanical Meter 2
(Meter is labeled "Credits Won")
Money Won + Prog. + Bonus, with Jackpot (in currency)
Total amount of money which has been won, including wins, progressives and
bonus awards that directly result in a jackpot handpay.
Cents Won + Prog. + Bonus, with Jackpot (in cents)
Same as Money Won + Prog. + Bonus, with Jackpot, but metered in cents (sub-
currency).
Credits Won + Prog. + Bonus, with Jackpot (in accounting credits)
Same as Money Won + Prog. + Bonus, with Jackpot, but metered in accounting
credits.
Money Won + Prog. + Bonus, without Jackpot (in currency)
Total amount of money which has been won, excluding wins, progressives and
bonus awards that directly result in a jackpot handpay.
Cents Won + Prog. + Bonus, without Jackpot (in cents)
Same as Money Won + Prog. + Bonus, without Jackpot, but metered in cents
(subcurrency).
Credits Won + Prog. + Bonus, without Jackpot
(in accounting credits)
Same as Money Won + Prog. + Bonus, without Jackpot, but metered in ac-
counting credits.
Mechanical Meter 3
(Meter is labeled "Coins Drop")
Money Drop with Bills (in currency)
Total amount of money from stacked bills and coins to dropbox.
Cents Drop with Bills (in cents)
Same as Money Drop with Bills, but metered in cents (subcurrency).
Credits Drop with Bills (in accounting credits)
Same as Money Drop with Bills, but metered in accounting credits.
Money Drop without Bills (in currency)
Total amount of money from coins to dropbox.
Cents Drop without Bills (in cents)
Same as Money Drop without Bills, but metered in cents (subcurrency).
Credits Drop without Bills (in accounting credits)
Same as Money Drop without Bills, but metered in accounting credits.
Note: The threshold for jackpot hand-
pays has to be adjusted by means of
the setting 4.2.41. Handpay Limit.
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Mechanical Meter 4
(Meter is labeled "Hand Paid")
Money Handpaid with Jackpot (in currency)
Total value of all handpays, including key money out, handpaid jackpot wins,
handpaid progressives and handpaid bonus awards.
Cents Handpaid with Jackpot (in cents)
Same as Money Handpaid with Jackpot, but metered in cents (subcurrency).
Credits Handpaid with Jackpot (in accounting credits)
Same as Money Handpaid with Jackpot, but metered in accounting credits.
Money Handpaid without Jackpot (in currency)
Total value of handpays initiated by a cash out request (cancelled credits), in-
cluding key credit out, but excluding handpaid jackpot wins, handpaid progres-
sives and handpaid bonus awards.
Cents Handpaid without Jackpot (in cents)
Same as Money Handpaid without Jackpot, but metered in cents (subcurren-
cy).
Credits Handpaid without Jackpot (in accounting credits)
Same as Money Handpaid without Jackpot, but metered in accounting credits.
Games Won
Total number of won games.
Games lost in the double-up feature are not booked to this meter.
Money True In
Total amount of money from accepted coins and bills, card cashable in, card non
cashable in, card promotional in, voucher cashable in, voucher promotional in,
voucher nonrestricted in, key money in.
Cents True In (in cents)
Same as Money True In, but metered in Cents (subcurrency)
Credits True In (in accounting credits)
Same as Money True In, but metered in Accounting Credits.
the setting 4.2.41 Handpay Limit.
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Mechanical Meter 5
(Meter is labeled "Games")

Games Played
Total number of games played.
Money Bills in (in currency)
Total amount of money from accepted bills.
Cents Bills in (in cents)
Same as Money Bills In, but metered in cents (subcurrency).
Credits Bills in (in accounting credits)
Same as Money Bills In, but metered in accounting credits.
Money True Out (in currency)
Total amount of money from coins paid from hopper, card cashable out, card
non cashable out, card promotional out, voucher cashable out, voucher promo-
tional out, key money out, handpaid with Jackpot
Cents True Out (in cents)
Same as Money True Out, but metered in cents (subcurrency).
Credits True Out (in cents)
Same as Money True Out, but metered in accounting credits.
Mechanical Meter 6
(Meter is labeled "Jackpot")
Money Jackpot with Progressive and Bonus (in currency)
Total amount from wins that automatically result in a jackpot handpay, includ-
ing handpaid progressives and handpaid bonus awards.
Cancelled credits (handpaid after a player initiated cash out request) are not
booked to this meter.
Cents Jackpot with Progressive and Bonus (in cents)
Same as Money Jackpot with Progressive and Bonus, but metered in cents (sub-
currency).
Credits Jackpot with Progressive and Bonus (in accounting credits)
Same as Money Jackpot with Progressive and Bonus, but metered in accounting
credits.
the setting 4.2.41 Handpay Limit.
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Double Up 4.2.25

Defnes the availability of the double up feature.
This setting does not activate the double up feature directly.
It just allows or blocks the activation of the double up feature
via Service Menu.
Select Yes to allow activation of the double up feature in
the Service Menu. See also section 2.4.2.1 Service Menu /
Settings / Game / Games Mode / Double Up.
Select No to block activation of the double up feature in
the Service Menu. The menu "Service Menu / Settings /
Game / Games Mode / Double Up" is blocked.
Auto Play 4.2.26

Enables or disables the auto play feature. In auto play mode,
games will start automatically until:
Player interaction is necessary.
Autoplay mode is deactivated by pressing the Auto Play
button again.
Auto play mode is deactivated by pressing any of the Bet
or Line buttons.
Not enough credits remain for the selected bet.
If the button panel does not feature an AUTO PLAY button, an
AUTO PLAY button is displayed on-screen.
Continuous Play 4.2.27

Enables or disables the continuous play feature.
If enabled, games start automatically while one of the
buttons that starts a game is pressed constantly. Continu-
ous play games are faster than standard (single triggered)
games.
If disabled, a button has to be released and pressed to start
a game.
Note: The Auto Play feature can also be
enabled or disabled in Service Menu
/ Settings / Game / Games Mode or
remotely by sendind SAS poll AA (en-
able/disable auto rebet).
Note: The Continuous Play feature can
also be enabled or disabled in Ser-
vice Menu / Settings / Game / Games
Mode.
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Fast/Individual Reel Stop 4.2.28
(available with some game titles only)
If set to Yes, this function allows players to:
Fast Reel Stop - Stop all reels immediately by pressing a
Bet button while the reels spin.
Individual Reel Stop - Stop a particular reel by touching
the reel on-screen.
The fast/individual reel stop feature is available only in the
base game (not during free games) and applicable with some
game titles and in some jurisdictions only.
Fund Transfers 4.2.29

Enable or disable cashless transactions from/to a cashless sys-
tem.
None - Electronic credit transfers are disabled.
EFT - Allows cashless transactions using legacy SAS 5 com-
mands.
AFT - Allows cashless transactions using AFT In-house
transfers as specifed with SAS 6 protocol. Disables EFT
commands.
Selecting EFT or AFT requires a commboard installed.
Fund Transfers AFT In House 4.2.30
(available only if Fund Transfers was set to AFT)

Partial In Allowed:
Allows transfers to the machine, with amounts less than the
amount specifed by the host (default = Yes).
Example: If a transfer to the machine would exceed the Credit
Limit, a partial transfer is initiated and only amounts up to the
Credit Limit are transferred.
Partial Out Allowed:
Allows transfers to the host, with amounts less than the
amount specifed by the host (default = Yes).
Transfer to host of less than full amount allowed:
Allows transfers to the host of less than all active credits on the
credit meter (default = Yes).
Note: When using AFT, make sure to
use printer frmware capable of print-
ing asset numbers with min. 8 digits.
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Bonusing 4.2.31

This menu confgures the handling of bonus awards.
Bonusing Enabled:
NO - Bonusing disabled
LEGACY - Enables legacy bonusing (SAS 3). Disables AFT
bonusing.
AFT - Enables AFT bonusing. Disables legacy bonusing.
BOTH - Enables both AFT bonusing and legacy bonusing.
Presentation Type:
ADVANCED - A player interruptible bonus presentation is
displayed. Bonus amount is displayed in credits.
REDUCED - A bonusing text message is displayed in the
lower part of the game screen. Bonus amount is displayed
in currency.
BOTH - Both methods ADVANCED and REDUCED are used
depending on the bonus amount. Confgurable by the
PRESENTATION LIMIT function.
Presentation Limit:
Bonus awards equal to or exceeding this limit (in currency) use
presentation type ADVANCED. Bonus awards below this limit
use presentation type REDUCED. Use the SET button to adjust
the limit.
Note: AFT bonusing and legacy bonusing use diferent ways of
metering. Please refer to chapter Audit Menu / History for de-
tails.
Presentation Type Advanced
Presentation Type Reduced
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Serial Number 4.2.32

Enter the serial number of the machine. You can fnd the serial
number nameplate located at the right side of the machine.
The entered serial number can be reviewed in the Audit Menu
on the Machine Information / General Machine Settings page
or can be polled by sending SAS long poll 54.
Asset Number 4.2.33
Sets an asset number for AFT and ticketing. Each gaming ma-
chine must have a unique asset number. The asset number is
an operator set machine identifer. Every AFT poll includes this
asset number to uniquely identify the machine.
The asset number entered here is also printed on cashout
vouchers to easily identify the machine that issued a voucher
(Ticket Machine ID / max. 8 digits). If asset number 0 was en-
tered in this menu, the Ticket Machine ID is set automatically
according to the following scheme:
Ticket Machine ID = Host ID x 1000 + (Commboard) SAS Address
The asset number and the ticket machine ID can be reviewed
in the "Audit Menu / Machine Information / General Machine
Settings" menu.
Additional Jackpot Key Functionality 4.2.34

Key Credit In Enabled:
Enable or disable key credit in mode. If enabled, an attendant
can add (or clear) money to (from) the credit meter by means
of the jackpot key.
Note: Please refer to the "Operating" manual for details about
the key credit handling.
Note: Notation Ticket Machine ID is
used as of software level C5.2.2.
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4.2.35 Residual Credit Payout
This setting defnes the handling of residual credits.
Handpay / Locked:
When residual credits remain after a cash out, "press cashout
for handpay or continue gameplay" is displayed. When the
cashout button is pressed again, the machine goes into hand-
pay mode and the message "Call Attendant for Handpay XXX
(currency)" is displayed. The button panel is deactivated. An at-
tendant must confrm the handpay using the jackpot key.
Handpay / Playable:
When residual credits remain after a cash out, "press cashout
for handpay XXX or continue gameplay" is displayed. When the
Cashout button is pressed again, the machine goes into hand-
pay mode, but the button panel stays active. When now a new
bet is placed, the machine returns to game mode and sends a
handpay cancelled message to the system.
No Handpay:
When residual credits remain after a cash out and the cashout
button is pressed again, the message "Insert money or play of
residual credits" is displayed. No handpay is possible.
Note: If a ticket printer is confgured, the residual credit handling
also depends on the confgured printer pay mode. See also sec-
tion 2.2.5.1 Service Menu / Settings / Hardware / Printer / Barcode
Payout.
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Printer Setup 4.2.36
Printer Enabled:
Enables or disables the printer in general.
Note: The printer must be connected before the Initial Setup was
started, to allow enabling the printer.

Validation Type:
Sets the validation type for cashout vouchers and validated
handpays as required by the host system.
If the printer is enabled, validation modes Secure En-
hanced and System are available.
If the printer is disabled, validation modes Secure En-
hanced and None are available.
Note: Validation type Standard is not supported.
Handpay Validation:
Enable or disable the validation of handpays. Available with
validation type Secure Enhanced only. With Handpay Valida-
tion enabled the gaming machine remains locked until a gam-
ing machine validation ID has been sent by the host system.
Additional Information for Ticketing and Validation
If the printer was enabled, the machine is not playable
until the voucher text is confgured. The machine dis-
plays the error message Voucher Text not initialized and
remains locked until the host has sent long poll 7C or 7D.
The voucher text can also be set manually on menu page
2.2.5.2 Service Menu / Settings / Hardware / Printer / Ca-
sino Information.
If handpay validation was enabled, the machine is not
playable until a gaming machine validation ID and a
validation sequence number was confgured. The machine
reports exception 3F (Validation ID not confgured) until a
gaming machine validation ID and a validation sequence
number has been sent by the host system.
To allow voucher redemption functionality a ticket-in
dongle (CommKey) has to be installed on the commboard
and the setting 2.2.2.3 Service Menu / Settings / Hardware
/ Bill Acceptor / Voucher Redemption has to be enabled.
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Printer Currency Sign Setup 4.2.37
Select the currency sign or currency abbreviation to be print-
ed on vouchers.
Note: When selecting a currency sign (, $, ), make sure the
printer software supports printing the selected character. Other-
wise select a currency abbreviation instead.
Printer Currency Format Setup 4.2.38
Select the currency sign position, the thousands separator
and the decimal separator to be printed on vouchers.
Default setting is American style ($ 1,000.00)
Misc. Printer Options 4.2.39
Note: The menu page Misc. Printer Options is available as of
software level C5.2.2 only. In earlier versions this page is named
AFT Transaction Receipts and does not include the Initial Per-
mission to Print Promotional Tickets setting.
Initial Permission to Print Promotional Tickets
This setting allows to initially enable or disable printing of
vouchers with restricted promotional amounts and foreign
restricted promotional amounts (default = YES).
This setting can also be confgured remotely by the host, by
sending SAS poll 7B (Extended Validation Status Command).
AFT Transaction Receipts
This setting is available only, if AFT is enabled and a printer
that supports printing AFT transaction receipts is installed. Se-
lect if the printing of AFT transaction receipt is allowed.
YES - A transaction receipt is printed after successful AFT
transactions, if requested by the host system.
NO - Transaction receipts are not printed.
Note: Only special printer frmware supports printing AFT trans-
action receipts. At time of document creation this is the Ithaca
EPIC 950 printer with frmware version S04920 only.
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Limits 4.2.40

Credit Limit (in currency):
Defnes the maximum amount of money that can be ac-
cumulated to the credit meter. Touch the SET button to ad-
just the credit limit between 0 and 5.000.000,00 (default =
5.000.000,00).
If the credit limit would be exceeded by inserting a bill or
a voucher, this bill or voucher is rejected and the message
"Bill Value Exceeds Maximum Credit" is displayed.
If the credit limit is exceeded with a win, the entire win
amount is paid out immediately.
Purchase Limit (in currency):
Defnes the maximum amount of money that can be booked
to the credit meter by inserting coins, bills, vouchers or by elec-
tronic fund transfers (EFT/AFT). Touch the SET button to adjust
the limit between 0 and 999.999,99 (default = 999.999,99).
If the purchase limit is reached, the coin acceptor and the
bill acceptor are disabled.
If the purchase limit would be exceeded by inserting mon-
ey (or a voucher), it is rejected and an error message is dis-
played.
AFT transfers that exceed the purchase limit are rejected
(if AFT / PARTIAL IN ALLOWED is set to NO).
Bill/Coin Acceptor Limit (in currency):
Defnes the maximum amount of money that can be booked
to the credit meter by inserting bills or coins. Touch the SET
button to adjust between 0 and 5.000.000,00 (default =
5.000.000,00).
If the bill/coin acceptor limit would be exceeded by insert-
ing a coin or bill, it is rejected and the message "Bill limit is
reached - No more bills can be accepted" is displayed.
Gamble Limit (in currency):
Defnes the maximum amount of money that can be won in
the Double Up feature. Touch the SET button to adjust the
Gamble Limit between 0 and the Credit Limit.
If the Gamble Limit is set to 0 , the gamble limit value is read
from the paytable. If the paytable does not contain a gamble
limit value, the games top award is used instead.
This setting applies only, if Double Up was confgured to Max
Allowed by means of the corresponding Service Menu set-
ting. See also section 2.4.2.1 Service Menu / Settings / Game /
Games Mode / Double Up.
Note: The setting Credit Limit can also
be adjusted in the Service Menu. See
section 2.4.3.3 Service Menu / Settings
/ Game / Limit Settings / General Lim-
its / Credit Limit.
Note: The setting Gamble Limit can
also be adjusted in the Service Menu.
See section 2.4.3.3 Service Menu / Set-
tings / Game / Limit Settings / General
Limits / Gamble Limit.
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Important: A top award win (5x top symbol) or a
progressive win does not automatically initiate a
jackpot handpay! The win amount has to equal or
exceed the adjusted Handpay Limit or Celebration
Limit, in order to initiate a jackpot handpay.
4.2.41 Handpay Limit

The setting Handpay Limit determines the threshold for jack-
pot handpays. If the win amount of a single game equals or
exceeds the limit, a jackpot handpay is initiated. The limit can
be activated/deactivated and adjusted separately for diferent
types of wins.
paytable wins
progressive wins
total game wins (excluding bonus)
external bonus wins
Note: Operators have to check and adjust these limits in accor-
dance with casino regulations for jackpot handpays.
Celebration Limit 4.2.42
The Celebration Limit allows operators to confgure an addi-
tional win limit with selectable payout destination. It can be
activated/deactivated and adjusted separately for diferent
types of wins.
paytable wins
progressive wins
external bonus wins
Destination:
If the Destination setting is set to Handpay (default), the
Celebration Limit acts exactly like the Handpay Limit.
If the Destination setting is set to Voucher, Host or Credit
Meter, wins exceeding the limit are paid by/to this de-
vice.
Note: Particular paytable EPROMs will confgure the Celebration
Limit default values automatically. Operators have to check and
adjust these limits in accordance with casino regulations for jack-
pot handpays.
Note: The setting Handpay Limit can
also be adjusted in the Service Menu.
See section 2.4.3.2 Service Menu / Set-
tings / Game / Limit Settings / Hand-
pay Limit for a more detailed descrip-
tion and advanced options.
Note: The setting Celebration Limit
can also be adjusted in the Service
Menu. See section 2.4.3.1 Service Menu
/ Settings / Game / Limit Settings / Cel-
ebration Limit for a more detailed de-
scription and advanced options.
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Payout Limit 4.2.43
The payout limit determines the threshold for cashout hand-
pays (cancelled credits).
When the Cash Out button is pressed and the cashout
amount equals or exceeds this limit, a cashout handpay
(cancelled credits) is initiated and has to be acknowledged
by an attendant by turning the jackpot key.
When the Cash Out button is pressed and the cashout
amount is below this limit, it is immediately paid out by
the standard payout device (hopper, voucher, etc.).
Commboard Required 4.2.44
Defnes whether the software checks for the presence of a
commboard. If validation or a progressive have been confg-
ured, this page is not displayed and automatically set to YES.
YES - The presence of a commboard is checked. The game
will lock and display Communication with commboard not
established if communication between commboard and
mainboard could not be established.
NO - The presence of a commboard is not checked.
Note: The Payout Limit can also be ad-
justed in the Service Menu. See section
2.4.3.3 Service Menu / Settings / Game
/ Limit Settings / General Limits / Pay-
out Limit.
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Initial Setup: Base Summary 4.2.45
After the last page of basic settings has been confgured, the
base summary page is displayed. The base summary page con-
sists of several pages. Use the scroll bar to navigate through
the pages.
Important: Carefully check all settings before
confrming the summary. Any later change of the
Initial Setup settings will require a RAM Reset.
If any setting is incorrect, refuse the summary by touching
the Back button.
If all settings are correct, confrm the summary by touch-
ing the Accept Settings button.
At this point the Initial Setup is completed for most games. If
the games features a Game Specifc Setup proceed on next
page. For all other games proceed with jackpot confguration
(if required) and Service Menu settings.
Important: Do not insert money or start any
games before jackpot confguration is complet-
ed!
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Initial Setup: Game Specifc Setup 4.2.46
Available only with games that feature a game Specifc Setup.
After the Initial Setup basic settings have been confgured, the
game specifc part of the Initial Setup starts. Depending on
game type and game theme there are diferent menus and
functions available for confguration.
Initial Setup: Game Summary 4.2.47
After the last page of game specifc settings has been confg-
ured, the game summary page is displayed.
If any setting is incorrect, refuse the summary by touching
the Back button.
If all settings are correct, confrm the summary by touch-
ing the Accept Settings button.
At this point the Initial Setup is completed. Proceed with jack-
pot confguration (if required) and Service Menu settings.
Important: Do not insert money or start any
games before progressive jackpot confguration
is completed!
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5. Jackpot Confguration

This section describes the jackpot confguration procedure in
brief. You will need an Atronic ALink Kit to carry out this pro-
cedure.
If the commboard was set to progressive mode, the game
starts up with the message Jackpot Confguration Required or
APL: Confguration Required, to indicate that jackpot confgu-
ration is required.
Note: Please refer to the setup and confguration manuals for a
particular Atronic linked gaming product for more detailed infor-
mation. For example Hot Link - Setup and Confguration 1.0.
Progressive Calculation Sheet 5.1
The progressive parameters (such as base value and incre-
ment) are calculated by means of the Atronic Progressive Cal-
culation Sheet. During order processing you received a copy
of this calculation sheet which determines the parameters for
a particular installation. To avoid incorrect payout percentag-
es, do not use other values than stated in this document. If an
alteration of the progressive parameters becomes necessary,
please ask your local sales representative for a recalculation.
Progressive Calculation Sheet -Summary Page (for example only)
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Prerequisites 5.2
Make sure to meet following prerequisites before you start the
jackpot confguration procedure.
Hardware Prerequisites 5.2.1
A progressive mode security device (SD) is installed on the
mainboard.
An Atronic commboard is installed.
Commboard DIP switches S5/1-3 are set to a particular
progressive jackpot mode, before the Initial Setup was car-
ried out (see also section Commboard Setup on page 14).
Jackpot address and accounting address (if required) are
set with the Commboard rotary switches.
Jackpot confguration software Alink Confg 3.0.2 is in-
stalled on PC or notebook.
The device drivers for the Alink Confg USB dongle are in-
stalled.
The Alink Confg USB dongle is connected to one of the PC
USB ports.
The device drivers for the USB to serial adapter are installed
(only needed if you PC does not feature serial ports).
An Atronic PC-Setup serial cable is at hand.
Game Prerequisites 5.2.2
RAM Reset and Initial Setup were carried out.
Only one player denomination was set during Initial Set-
up.
No money was inserted and no game was played.
A-Link Versions 5.2.3
Use A-Link 2.6.6 for software levels C4.x.x.
Use A-Link 3.0.2 for software levels C5.x.x.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
5 5 4 4 3 3 2 2 1 1
9 9 8 8 7 7 6 6
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
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SUB -D - male connector SUB -D - female connector
Solderside
Pinout PC-Setup Cable
Note: Jackpot confguration software
Alink Confg 3.0.2, the USB dongle
and the PC-Setup cable are part of the
Atronic ALink Kit.
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Jackpot Confguration Procedure 5.3
This section describes the jackpot confguration procedure in
brief. You will need an ALink kit to carry out this procedure.
If the commboard was set to progressive mode, the game
starts up with the message Jackpot Confguration Required or
APL: Confguration Required, to indicate that jackpot confgu-
ration is missing.
1. Connect the Alink Confg USB dongle to the PC.
2. Connect the PC-Setup cable to a PC serial port (e.g. COM1)
and to the machine serial port (mainboard J2). If your PC
does not feature a serial port, you have to use the USB to
serial adapter.
3. Start the PC and run A-Link Confg 3.0.2.
4. Download the current progressive jackpot confguration.

At the machine:
Press the green Service button on the mainboard to en-
ter the Service Menu. Select 2.6.1 Settings / Communica-
tion Settings / Jackpot Confguration and touch the Start
Jackpot Confguration button.

At the PC:
Select Download from the Alink menu.

5. Jackpot Confguration / Jackpot Confguration
Procedure
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5.2 Jackpot Confguration Procedure continued
5. When the download was successful the ALink setup win-
dow is displayed.
6. Select Progressive General Settings and confgure as
needed. Then click Save & Quit to apply changes and to
close the window.
If a Media Controller (Atronic PC that drives a display)
and an overhead display is connected, set Overhead
Display type to Ataka.
Do not enable settings Tower Box or Debug Mode.

7. Select Progressive Parameters and confgure as stated
on the Atronic Progressive Jackpot Calculation Sheet that
came with your order. Values are in currency.
Then click Save & Quit to apply changes and to close the
window.
Note: Some game concepts such as CASH FEVER use pre-
defned (fxed) settings dependent on paytable version.
Note: The feld Base Value supports no commas or dots. Fill in
integers only.
8. Check all settings carefully and click Save, to save a back-
up of the settings to disk (recommended).
9. Click Upload to send the data to the machine. Pay atten-
tion to the application notes and confrm with OK to start
upload.
10. When the upload was successful, click Quit to exit the pro-
gram, remove the PC-setup cable and close logic box and
maindoor.
11. Clear the "Logic Door Open" message at the machine by
turning the Audit Key.
5. Jackpot Confguration / Jackpot Confguration
Procedure
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Service Menu* 6.
Several pages of information, confguration and diagnostics
can be accessed from the Service Menu. The structure of the
Service Menu is designed to be user friendly and self-explan-
atory.
The Service Menu consists of folders that contain pages of
information and settings. To navigate to the desired folder,
touch the assigned folder tab.
Some menus have information stored on more than one page.
Use the scroll bars to navigate through the items.
Access the Service Menu
To access the Service Menu, press the Service button at
the front of the logic box. The maindoor switch must be in
the open position.
To exit the Service Menu, press the Service button again
or close the maindoor.
Note: The Service Menu can be activated (without opening the
maindoor) by sending SAS long poll 0A enter maintenance
mode. To exit Service Menu send 0B exit maintenance mode.
6. Service Menu
*Note: The numeration within this
chapter relates to the numeration of
the Service Menu screens.
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Access the Service Menu
To access the Service Menu, press the Service button at
the front of the logic box. The maindoor switch must be in
the open position.
To exit the Service Menu, press the Service button again
or close the maindoor.
Note: The Service Menu can be activated remotely (without
opening the maindoor) by sending SAS long poll 0A enter main-
tenance mode. To exit Service Menu send 0B exit maintenance
mode.
Apply Changes
6. Service Menu
Important: Touch the Save button within a menu
page to apply changes.
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Service Menu - Flowchart
for Software Level C5.2.1
Note: Availability of some
menus pages depends on
hardware and software
confguration, and juris-
diction.
* only with e-motion cabinet
** only with Harmony cabinet
*** only with AFT confgured
6. Service Menu
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*Note: The numeration used within
this chapter relates to the numeration
of the Service Menu screens.
6. Service Menu / Machine Information
1. Machine Information*

The Machine Information page lists General Machine Settings
and Commboard Settings. Most machine settings can be re-
viewed on this pages.
Note: Please have this information at hand, if you
contact Atronic Technical Service for technical
support.
1.1 General Machine Settings
Software Information:
Lists the current software versions and the activated game, as
well as the accounting and progressive protocols, that have
been confgured.
Hardware Information:
Machine ID: A unique Atronic ID number
Bill Acceptor: Type of bill acceptor, acceptor
frmware version and checksum
Coin Acceptor: Type of coin acceptor
Printer Type: Type of printer and printer frmware
version
Button Panel Style: Style and layout of button panel
Parameters:
Shows parameters coin/token denomination, accounting de-
nomination, player denominations and corresponding pay-
table version, credit limit, purchase limit and bill/coin acceptor
limit as defned in the Initial Setup.
Active Handpay Limit:
Lists the thresholds for jackpot handpays for Paytable Wins,
Progressive Wins, Total Game Wins and External Bonus Wins.
Active Celebration Limit:
Lists the thresholds for celebration limit payouts for Paytable
Wins, Progressive Wins, Total Game Wins and External Bonus
Wins and the confgured payout device (Handpay, Voucher,
Host, Credit Meter).
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1.1 General Machine Settings continued
Mechanical Meters:
Lists the hardmeter confguration as defned in the Initial Set-
up.
Additional Information:
Lists the current machine confguration as defned in the Ini-
tial Setup and the Service Menu. Following items are listed:
Jurisdiction, Denomination Activation Allowed, Autoreset to
Default Denomination, Double Up Allowed, Fund Transfers,
Asset Number, Ticket Machine ID (as of software level C5.2.2
only), AFT Inhouse, AFT Partial In Allowed, AFT Partial Out Al-
lowed, AFT Transfer to Host of less than full Amount Allowed,
AFT Transaction Receipt, Bonusing, Bonusing Presentation
Type, Bonusing Presentation Limit, Jackpot Key Credits, Auto
Play, Continuous Play, Fast/Individual Reel Stop Allowed, Com-
mboard required, Serial Number, Billacceptor enabled, Resid-
ual Payout, Currency, Sub Currency, Printer, Validation Type,
Handpay Validation, Barcode Payout, Jackpot Receipt.
1.2 Commboard Settings
This information page shows the current commboard con-
fguration which was set be means of the commboard dip
General Confguration:
Shows the accounting protocol version and if it has been en-
abled/disabled by means of DIP switch S5-6.
SAS Channel Confguration:
Shows which SAS channels are enabled, the SAS address on
each channel, and which functions have been allocated to
which channel.
SAS Channel Attributes:
Shows the confguration status of special commboard op-
tions.
Jackpot Confguration:
Shows the progressive mode (as a coded number) and the
(progressive) jackpot system.
Note: Jackpot System = Mikohn MS10 is also shown in non-
progressive mode.
Note: See also section 3.3 Commboard
DIP Switches on page 19.
6. Service Menu / Machine Information
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2. Settings
This menu is intended to confgure machine settings, which
are allowed to be altered during normal operation.
Following submenus are available:
Basic
Hardware
Machine
Game
Communication Settings
(incl. progressive jackpot confguration)
Important: Touch the Save button within a menu
page to apply changes.
6. Service Menu / Settings
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2.1 Basic
This menu is intended to confgure basic machine settings.
Date / Time
Top Light
Playfeld Height Adjustment
6. Service Menu / Settings / Basic
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2.1.1 Date / Time
Sets date and time for internal event logs.
Date and time can also be set by the online system using SAS
poll 7F (if applicable).
2.1.2 Top Light
Confgures the top light fashing patterns.
2.1.2.1 General Confguration
Select between standard top light handling and advanced top
light handling. The corresponding confguration buttons be-
comes active.
2.1.2.2 Standard Top Light Handling
Standard top light handling for 2-bar or 3-bar top lights.
Select an event from the Select pane
Confgure the assigned top light pattern by
changing Lamp1 State to Lamp3 State.
Touch the TEST SETTING button to test.
Touch the SAVE button to save settings.
2.1.2.3 Advanced Top Light Handling
Advanced top light handling with more options for 2-bar top
lights.
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2.1.3 Playfeld Height Adjustment
Confgures the manual and automatic playfeld height adjust-
ment for e-motion and e cabinets.
General:
Confgures availability of the manual height adjustment using
the UP and DOWN buttons at the playfeld.
Move to default position:
Enables or disables the automatic playfeld height adjust-
ment.
Time Out:
Defnes the time span for the automatic playfeld height ad-
justment. The playfeld automatically moves back to the de-
fault position after the game was XX minutes in idle mode.
Default Position:
Defnes the default position of the playfeld.
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2.2 Hardware
The Settings / Hardware menu allows to enable/disable and
to confgure coin acceptor, bill acceptor, hopper and printer.
The following submenus are available:
General Confguration
Coin Acceptor
Bill Acceptor
Hopper
Printer
If a hardware component is not available its corresponding
button is not displayed or greyed out.
6. Service Menu / Settings / Hardware
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2.2.1 General Confguration
Allows to enabled or disabled following hardware compo-
nents:
Coin Acceptor
Hopper
Bill Acceptor
Printer
Note: Components that have been disabled during the Initial
Setup are permanently disabled and can not be activated in this
menu.
Note: Disabling hardware components may require a power
cycle for new initializing until hardware related error messages
expire.
2.2.2 Coin Acceptor
Confgures the coin acceptor.
2.2.2.1 Activate Coin Acceptor
While in Service Menu mode, the coin acceptor is deactivated.
This menu allows to activate the coin acceptor, e.g. for pro-
gramming.
2.2.2.2 G13 Channels
Shows confguration of NRI G-13 coin acceptor as defned dur-
ing Initial Setup. Available with NRI G-13 coin acceptors only.
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2.2.3 Bill Acceptor
Confgures the bill acceptor handling.
2.2.3.1 Operation Mode
Set the bill acceptor operation mode to:
Value of accepted bill is added to credit meter.
Accepted bills are changed immediately by
paying bill value from the hopper.
2.2.3.2 Bills Enabled
Enable or disable acceptance of a particular bill type by touch-
ing the Enable/Disable button.
Note: Bills that have been disabled during the Initial Setup are
permanently disabled and can not be enabled in this menu.
2.2.3.3 Voucher Redemption
(if applicable)
Redemption Enabled:
Enables or disables voucher redemption (ticket in) in general
(default = of)
Code Length:
Sets the barcode code length. Applicable for certain bill ac-
ceptor types only.
Note: Voucher redemption (ticket in) requires installation of a
ticket in dongle on the commboard (pn 65045538 CommKey-A
STD 02) and Ticket In - Ticket Out (TITO) confguration.
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2.2.4 Hopper
Confgures the hopper handling.
2.2.4.1 General
Hopper Payout Limit:
Adjust the maximal number of coins that the hopper is al-
lowed to pay out at once. Hopper pays exceeding this limit are
handled as adjusted in 2.2.4.3 Payout Limit Procedure.
Hopper Refll:
Enable or disable the hopper refll menu (default = disabled). If
enabled, the refll menu is displayed in case of a hopper empty
situation, allowing to enter the number of coins reflled.
Refll:
Allows to enter a default value for the hopper refll menu.
2.2.4.2 Empty Procedure
Confgures the game behaviour for the case the hopper runs
empty during a payout.
If hopper is empty, the left amount is handpaid.
If hopper is empty, hopper must be reflled to continue
payout.
2.2.4.3 Payout Limit Procedure
Confgures the game behaviour if the number of coins to be
paid out exceeds the hopper payout limit.
Over hopper payout limit, hopper pays out until hopper
payout limit is reached, rest is handpaid.
Over hopper payout limit, whole amount is handpaid.
Over hopper payout limit, hopper pays out until amount
reaches next full hundred coins, rest is handpaid.
2.2.4.4 Jam Procedure
Confgures the game behaviour if a hopper jam occurs during
a payout.
If a hopper jam occurs, left amount is handpaid.
If a hopper jam occurs, the hopper jam has to be cleared.
After the hopper drawer door is opened and closed, the
payout continues.
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2.2.5 Printer
Confgures the voucher printer.
Note: Setting Casino Information Host is available as of software
level C5.2.2 only.
2.2.5.1 Barcode Payout
Pay Mode:
This settings determine how a payout is split into voucher
pays and hopper pays.
VOUCHER 1
All credits are paid by a voucher.
VOUCHER 2
A voucher rounded to the maximal multiple of the
VOUCHER BASE VALUE is printed. The remaining amount
is paid by hopper.
HOPPER 1
The hopper pays up to the hopper payout limit. The re-
maining amount is paid by a voucher.
HOPPER 2
If the payout is below hopper payout limit:
All credits are paid by hopper.
If the payout is above hopper payout limit:
A voucher rounded to the maximal multiple of the
VOUCHER BASE VALUE is printed. The remaining amount
is paid by hopper.
Voucher Base Value:
(in currency)
If Pay Mode was set to VOUCHER 2 or HOPPER 2, only vouch-
ers of a multiple of the Voucher Base Value are printed.
Example: If the Voucher Base Value was set to 10,00 Euro, only
vouchers of a multiple of 10 Euro (10, 20, 30, ...) are printed.
Note: The Voucher Base Value should
always be smaller than the Hopper
Payout Limit (in same units)
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2.2.5.1 Barcode Payout continued
Residual Credits:
This setting defnes the handling of residual credits.
HOPPER
Residual credits are paid as confgured with setting Re-
sidual Credits Payout (Initial Setup).
VOUCHER
Residual credits are added to the voucher value.
This may result in odd voucher values, even if a voucher
base value was set.
Jackpot Receipt:
If set to enabled, a jackpot receipt is printed, when a jackpot
handpay is reset by an attendant. The receipt is intended for
casino internal accounting use only and is not cashable or
playable.
2.2.5.2 Casino Information
(Voucher Text, Ticket Data)
This menu allows to manually enter ticket data. Enter alphanu-
meric strings for casino name, address 1 and address 2 to be
printed on vouchers. Use English alphabet only.
Note: Ticket data is usually confgured remotely by the host sys-
tem, by sending SAS poll 7D "send ticket data". Ticket data send by
the host system has priority over manually entered ticket data.
Important: In a ticketing environment the ma-
chine remains locked if ticket data is not confg-
ured!
2.2.5.3 Casino Information Host
(Voucher Text, Ticket Data)
Available as of software level C5.2.2 only.
Shows the ticket data confgured remotely by the host system,
by sending SAS poll 7D send ticket data.
Note: Ticket data send by the host system has priority over manu-
ally entered ticket data
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2.2.5.4 Currency String Setup
Enter the currency string to be printed in the voucher amount
text string (default = Dollar(s) / Cent(s)).
For example: "ninety-fve dollars and forty cents".
2.2.5.5 Currency Sign Setup
Enter the currency sign or abbreviation to be printed trailing
or leading the voucher amount.
Note: When selecting a currency sign (, $, ) make sure the print-
er frmware supports printing the selected character. Otherwise
select a currency abbreviation instead.
2.2.5.6 Currency Format Setup
Select the currency sign position, the thousands separator
and the decimal separator to be printed on vouchers.
Default setting is American style ($ 1,000.00)
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2.3 Machine
The Settings / Machine menu allows to confgure several ma-
chine settings.
Sound
Displays
Cabinet Illumination
Touch Screen Calibration
6. Service Menu / Settings / Machine
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2.3.1 Sound
Confgures sound and volume settings.
2.3.1.1 Sound Confguration
Door Open Sound:
Set the sound played on a door open event to single sound or
continuous sound.
Jackpot Sound Volume:
Set the jackpot celebration sound volume.
High to adjusted
Starts with 100% volume and fades to the volume as ad-
justed in the Base Volume menu (next page).
Adjusted
Volume as adjusted in the Base Volume menu.
Begin fading jackpot sound after:
Set the period of time after that the jackpot celebration sound
begins to fade out.
2.3.1.2 Master Volume
Set master volume and sub-woofer volume in this menu.
Touching the Play button plays a sample sound to assist ad-
justment. There are 3 ways to adjust the volume.
Sliders
+/- Buttons (adjusts in 10% steps)
Set Button (set a % value)
Touching the Set Defaults button resets to the game default
values.
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2.3.1.3 Base Volume
Set the volume of door open sounds, system sounds and the
jackpot celebration sound. Touching the Play button plays a
sample sound to assist adjustment. There are 3 ways to adjust
the volume.
Sliders
values.
2.3.1.4 Game Volume
Set the volume of base game sounds, feature game sounds
and win sounds. There are 3 ways to adjust the volume.
Sliders
values.
2.3.2 Displays
Confgures the TFT monitor(s).
2.3.2.1 Bottom Screen
Adjust backlight, brightness, contrast and gamma correction
of the main display.
2.3.2.2 Top Screen
Available on dual-screen cabinets only. Adjust backlight,
brightness, contrast and gamma correction of the upper dis-
play.
Note: Gamma correction allows to adjust brightness without
changing white point and black point.
values. Default values vary with game themes.
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2.3.3 Cabinet Illumination
Available on Harmony cabinets only. Adjusts brightness of
the top glass lighting (feature box) between 50% and 100%.
There are 3 ways to adjust the volume.
Sliders
values.
2.3.4 Touch Screen Calibration
Start Touch Screen Calibration:
This menu allows recalibration of the touch screen.
Touch the two yellow dots displayed on screen. The controller
uses the data perceived immediately before you lift of your
fnger to register a calibration touch. Therefore, you can touch
the screen, move your fnger to the target, hold for a second,
and then lift your fnger of. This method will results in a more
accurate calibration.
After calibration you can check the accuracy of the calibration.
Touch the screen and check if your fnger position matches
the position of the red dot that will appear.
If you are satisfed with the result, touch the
Accept button to continue.
If the position does not match, touch the
Recalibrate button or wait until the countdown
timer (60 sec.) restarts the calibration.
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2.4 Game
The Settings / Game menu allows to confgure several game
settings.
Game Language
Games Mode
Limit Settings
Player Denomination
Available Games (with certain games only)
6. Service Menu / Settings / Game
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2.4.1 Game Language
Set the desired language for game play and on-screen mes-
sages. Default setting is English. Single language game ver-
sions do not support this feature.
2.4.2 Games Mode
The Games Mode menu allows to confgure following game
features (if available):
Double Up
Auto Play
Continuous Play
2.4.2.1 Double Up
Confgures the Double Up / Gamble feature. This feature gives
players the option to wager the won credits of the recent
game in an additional gamble bet. See Operating manual for
details.
Note: This menu is accessible only without credits on the credit
meter.
Double Mode:
Set the double up mode to Double Up Disabled (disabled) or
Red / Black (enabled).
Maximum Double:
Adjust the number of allowed double up steps to Gamble 1x,
Gamble 5x or Max Allowed. If set to Max Allowed, the setting
Gamble Limit limits the maximum win amount. See also sec-
tion 2.4.3.3 Service Menu / Settings / Game / Limit Settings /
General Limits / Gamble Limit.
Screenshot of the Double Up / Gamble feature.
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2.4.2.2 Auto Play
Confgures the Auto Play feature.
By pressing the Autoplay button on the button panel, players
can activate the Auto Play mode. Games will start automati-
cally until another button is pressed or player interaction is
required.
Note: The Auto Play feature can also be enabled or disabled re-
motely by sendind SAS poll AA (enable/disable auto rebet).
2.4.2.3 Continuous Play
Confgures the Continuous Play feature.
When a Bet button on the button panel is pressed and hold,
the Continuous Play mode is initiated. Games will start auto-
matically until the button is released. Games played in Con-
tinuous mode are faster than single triggered games.
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- Win is booked to credit meter
- Attendant has to turn jackpot key
- Win is paid by configured payout device
- Jackpot handpay required
- Attendant has to turn jackpot key
Celebration Limit
Handpay Limit
2.4.3 Limit Settings
The Limits Settings menu allows to confgure game relevant
limits. Following limits are available:
Win Limits:
Celebration Limit
Handpay Limit
General Limits:
Credit Limit
Payout Limit
Gamble Limit
Win Limits Handling
This section describes, how to use Celebration Limit and
Handpay Limit. Depending on your operation, you can use
both limits or only one of the limits.
handpay! The win amount has to equal or exceed
the adjusted Handpay Limit, in order to initiate a
jackpot handpay.
Celebration Limit
The Celebration Limit is an additional win limit that allows
to confgure a dedicated payout device (Destination). If
the Destination setting is set to Handpay, the Celebration
Limit acts exactly like the Handpay Limit.
Handpay Limit
The Handpay Limit determines the threshold for jackpot
handpays.
Note: Operators have to check and adjust both limits in accor-
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2.4.3.1 Celebration Limit
The Celebration Limit allows operators to confgure an addi-
tional win limit with selectable payout destination. A win that
equals or exceeds the adjusted Celebration Limit locks the ma-
chine and starts a presentation. An attendant must acknowl-
edge the win by turning the jackpot key. The win amount is
then paid out to the selected Destination (handpay, voucher,
host, credit meter), if applicable. The Celebration Limit can be
activated/deactivated and adjusted separately for diferent
types of wins.
paytable wins
progressive wins
external bonus wins
Destination:
Destination set to Handpay:
If the Destination setting is set to Handpay (default), the
Celebration Limit acts exactly like the Handpay Limit. Wins
that are equal to or exceed the adjusted limit are handled
and metered as jackpot handpays.
Destination set to Voucher, Host or Credit Meter:

Important: When acknowledging celebration
wins, attendants have to make sure which is the
actual payout device and whether a handpay is
necessary. The payout device is stated on screen
(alternating with the win amount).
Celebration limit wins paid out by voucher, to host or to
the credit meter, are not metered as jackpot handpays.
To allow celebration limit payouts by voucher, to host or to
the credit meter, the host system has to support SAS poll
A8 (enable jackpot handpay reset method). If poll A8 is not
send by the host, a jackpot handpay is initiated instead.
If the host sends SAS poll A8, but the payout by voucher or
to host fails for other reasons, the win amount is booked to
the credit meter instead.
Note: Particular paytable EPROMs will confgure the Celebration
Limit default values automatically. Operators have to check and
adjust these limits in accordance with casino regulations for jack-
pot handpays.
Celebration limit presentation with payout device
message.
Note: The celebration limit can not be
higher than the handpay limit.
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2.4.3.2 Handpay Limit

The setting Handpay Limit determines the threshold for jack-
pot handpays. A win that equals or exceeds this limit initiates
a jackpot handpay. The machine locks and displays a jackpot
presentation. An attendant has to carry out a handpay and ac-
knowledge it by turning the Jackpot Key.
Win amounts below the Handpay Limit are paid directly to
the credit meter or as confgured by means of the celebration
limit, if applicable.
handpay! The win amount has to equal or exceed
the adjusted Handpay Limit, in order to initiate a
jackpot handpay.
The Handpay Limit can be activated/deactivated and adjusted
separately for diferent types of wins
paytable wins
progressive wins
external bonus wins
Note: Operators have to check and adjust these limits in accor-
Metering of Jackpot Handpays
Jackpot handpays initiated by the Handpay Limit (or the Cele-
bration Limit confgured to Handpay) are metered as follows:
Softmeters:
- Hand paid with jackpot
- Jackpots with progressive and bonus
- Jackpots without progressive and bonus
Hardmeters:
- Mechanical Meter 6:
(Jackpots with progressive and bonus)
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2.4.3.3 General Limits
Credit Limit:
The Credit Limit defnes the maximum amount of money that
can be accumulated to the credit meter. Touch the SET button
to adjust the credit limit between 0 and 5.000.000,00 (default
= 5.000.000,00).
If the Credit Limit would be exceeded by inserting a bill or
a voucher, this bill or voucher is rejected and the message
Bill Value Exceeds Maximum Credit is displayed.
If the credit limit is exceeded with a win, the entire win
amount is paid out immediately.
Payout Limit:
The Payout Limit determines the threshold for cashout hand-
pays (cancelled credits).
When the Cash Out button is pressed and the amount is
equal to or exceeds this limit, a cashout handpay (can-
celled credits) is initiated. The handpay has to be acknowl-
edged by an attendant by turning the jackpot key.
When the Cash out button is pressed and the amount is
below this limit, it is immediately paid out by the standard
payout device (hopper, ticket, etc.).
Cashout handpays (cancelled credits) are metered as follows:
Softmeter:
- Hand Paid without Jackpot
- Hand Paid with Jackpot
Hardmeter:
- Mechanical Meter 4
(if meter is confgured to Hand Paid without Jackpot or
Hand Paid with Jackpot)
Gamble Limit:
(available only, if Double Up has been enabled)
Defnes the maximum amount of money that can be won in
the Double Up feature. Touch the SET button to adjust the
Gamble Limit between 0 and the Credit Limit.
If the Gamble Limit is set to 0 , the gamble limit value is read
from the paytable. If the paytable does not contain a gamble
limit value, the games top award is used instead.
This setting applies only, if Double Up was confgured to Max
Allowed by means of the corresponding Service Menu set-
ting. See also section 2.4.2.1 Service Menu / Settings / Game /
Games Mode / Double Up.
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2.4.4 Player Denominations
Lists available player denominations and allows to activate or
deactivate them.
Toggle Attribute:
Use this button to activate/deactivate player denominations.
Deactivated player denominations are not available for game
play. If more than one player denominations with the same
denomination (but diferent percentages) were confgured,
only one of them can be active at a time.
Set as Default:
Use this button to set a default player denomination. This
player denomination is selected at boot up. If Autoreset to De-
fault Denomination has been enabled during the Initial Setup,
the game resets to the adjusted default denomination after
one minute in idle mode.
Show Detailed Information:
Shows detailed information of a player denomination setting.
Disable Active Denom:
Allows or disallows to disable the active player denomina-
tion.
2.4.5 Available Games
This menu is available only with games titles that feature spe-
cial game specifc settings. It lists the available games and al-
lows to confgure the game specifc settings.
Note: The game specifc settings (if available) vary with the game
title and are not described in this manual.
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2.6 Communication Settings
The Settings / Communication Settings menu allows to con-
fgure several settings where communication to an online sys-
tem is involved.
Jackpot Confguration
AFT Transfer Flags
AFT Registration
Bonus
Commboard Settings
6. Service Menu / Settings / Communication
Settings
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2.6.1 Jackpot Confguration
The Jackpot Confguration procedure confgures the gam-
ing machine to participate in progressive jackpots (linked or
stand-alone). The confguration is carried out by means of the
Alink Confg computer program. The jackpot confguration
procedure and its prerequisites is explained in section 5. Jack-
pot Confguration.
Important: Jackpot confguration has to be car-
ried out before any game was played and before
money was booked to the gaming machine. Jack-
pot confguration is a one-time process. Settings
can not be changed after upload.
Start Jackpot Confguration:
Enables the game for progressive jackpot confguration by
means of the Alink Confg program.
Read Jackpot Confguration:
Allows to read out the current jackpot confguration by means
of the Alink Confg program.
If jackpot confguration is not possible, both buttons are
greyed out (commboard not confgured for progressive,
credits on credit meter).
If jackpot confguration already has been carried out, the
Start Jackpot Confguration button is greyed out.
If jackpot confguration was not yet carried out, the Read
Jackpot Confguration button is greyed out.
Settings
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2.6.2 AFT Transfer Flags
Confgures the handling of AFT transfer fags.
Host Cashout controlable by Host:
YES
The game will read the transfer fags sent with SAS poll
72. The settings HOST CASH OUT ENABLE and HOST RE-
COVERY MODE can be changed remotely by the host
system.
NO
The game will not read the transfer fags sent with SAS
poll 72. The settings HOST CASHOUT ENABLE and HOST
RECOVERY MODE can not be changed remotely.
Host Cashout Enable:
This setting determines, whether the host system is available
as a valid cashout device.
YES
The host system is the primary cashout device. Pressing
the Cash Out button initiates a cash out to host (Excep-
tion 6A).
NO
(default) Pressing the Cash Out button initiates a cash
out by hopper or printer. A cash out to host has to be
initiated by a separate player interface.
Host Recovery Mode:
Confgures how a failed cash out to host is handled.
SOFT
(default) If a cash out to host fails, the game will use a
machine cash out device instead.
HARD
If a cash out to host fails, the game locks and displays an
error message. After the error message was confrmed
by turning the Audit Key, the HOST RECOVERY PROCE-
DURE menu starts. The attendant has to select one of
the options displayed
Retry Cashout to Host
Default Cashout by Machine
Cancel Cashout
Error message and Host Recovery Procedure menu
Settings
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2.6.3 AFT Registration
This menu shows the AFT registration status. The AFT registra-
tion is primary intended to register a gaming machine for AFT
debit transfers. However, some AFT systems may require AFT
registration to allow AFT transfers in general. AFT registration
is done by means of long poll 73 (AFT register gaming ma-
chine).
Note: AFT debit transfers are not supported.
Asset Number:
Shows the asset number confgured during the Initial Setup.
The asset number is an operator-entered unique machine
identifer.
Registration Status:
Shows the AFT registration status.
POS ID.:
Shows the identifer of the allocated POS terminal (for debit
transfers).
Request Registration:
Touch this button to request AFT registration by the AFT host
system. The machine will send SAS exception 6C (AFT request
to register).
Cancel Registration:
Touch this button to cancel (delete) the AFT registration (ex-
ception 6E).
Print Registration Report:
Starts a printout of the registration data on the ticket printer.
Function available with special printer frmware only.
Note: At time of document creation
only supported by the Ithaca Epic
950 printer with special frmware
(S04920).
Settings
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2.6.4 Bonus
Confgures the presentation of bonus transfers.
Presentation Type:
ADVANCED
A full screen bonus presentation is displayed. The bonus
amount is displayed in currency or in credits, depend-
ing on the credit meter display (touching the credit
meter area changes credit meter units from credits to
currency).
REDUCED
A bonusing text message is displayed in the lower part
of the game screen. Bonus amount is displayed in cur-
rency.
BOTH
Both methods Advanced and Reduced are used de-
pending on the bonus amount. The threshold is adjust-
able by the Presentation Limit function.
Presentation Limit:
Bonus awards equal to or exceeding this limit (in currency) use
presentation type Advanced. Bonus awards below this limit
use presentation type Reduced. Use the SET button to adjust
the limit.
2.6.5 Commboard Settings
This information page shows the current commboard confg-
uration which has been set by means of the commboard DIP
Note: See also section Commboard DIP Switches on page 19.
Presentation Type Advanced
Presentation Type Reduced
Settings
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3. Diagnostics
The Diagnostic folder provides several in-machine hardware
tests for maintenance and trouble shooting.
Coin Acceptor
Bill Acceptor
Hopper
Printer
Other Tests
6. Service Menu / Diagnostics
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3.1 Coin Acceptor
Tests coin acceptor, coin diverter and coin channeling optics.
Coin Diverter Test:
Tests the coin diverter solenoid for errors.
Optics Test:
Tests the coin channeling optics (light barriers).

Select the Coin Target, touch the Start Test button and insert
a coin. The color of the boxes in the test menu indicates the
state of this optic.
Grey = Not tested
Green = Test passed
Red = Test has failed. The coin has not
passed the optic in a defned time
span or the optic is soiled or defec-
tive.
Picture: Location of coin optics
Optic 1
Coin Acceptor
Optic 2
Optic 3
Optic 4
Optic 5
Optic 6 (to drop) is located below the bill acceptor housing
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3.2 Bill Acceptor
Tests the bill acceptor and shows the bill table.
Bills Enabled:
A billtable overview is displayed.
Note: Use menu 2.2.3.2 Settings / Hardware / Bill Acceptor / Bills
Enabled to change the settings.
Validator Test with Stacking:
Tests the function of bill validator, stacker and cash box. The
inserted bill or voucher will be stacked in the cash box. Make
sure to have the bill door keys and cash box keys at hand, to
retrieve the bills.
Validator Test without Stacking:
Tests the function of the bill validator. The inserted bill or
voucher will be returned after testing.
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3.3 Hopper
Tests hopper adjustment and hopper switch timings. Check
that the hopper has paid out the correct number of coins and
check the hopper switch timings.
Note: Coins paid out during hopper test will not be listed in the
machine statistics.
Pay out 1 coin:
With this routine the hopper pays out 1 coin and shows the
hopper switch timings.
Pay out X coins:
With this routine the hopper pays out an adjustable number
of coins and shows the hopper switch timings.
Adjust the number of coins to be paid out by the hop- 1.
per.
Check that the hopper has paid out the correct num- 2.
ber of coins
Check the hopper switch timings. If any of the switch- 3.
ing period values is below 12 milliseconds, the hopper
count switch has to be re-adjusted.
Pay out all coins:
With this routine the hopper pays out all coins. The payout can
be stopped by touching the Cancel Payout button.
Note: See additional manual "Peripherals / Hopper" for details of
hopper adjustment.
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3.4 Printer
Shows the operating state of the voucher printer and allows
a test print.
Barcode Voucher:
Shows the operating state of the voucher printer.
Following status items are displayed:
paper low
paper in printer
top of form state
paper loaded
bar code complete
voucher complete
paper in path
paper jam
communication error.
Start test print:
Touching this button initiates a test print. A demo voucher
without amount and validation is printed. Only the voucher
text (casino name and address) is valid.
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3.5 Other Tests
Tests top light (candle), lamps, switches and buttons, and
shows the ALink status. Allows to enable a game authentica-
tion (GAT) tool.
Toplight:
Tests the top light (candle) lamps for defects.
Lamps:
Tests the button LEDs and the decal illuminations for defects.
Switches:
Switches and sensors can be tested in this menu. Activating a
switch by hand should change the state.
Following switch states are displayed:
logic door, drop door, bill box door, hopper drawer switch,
hopper count switch, hopper high level, jackpot key, audit key
and stacker switch.
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3.5 Other Tests continued
Buttons:
Tests the function of the button panel buttons and the service
panel buttons. Pressing a button will illuminate it.
ALink Status:
Displays the ALink status overview.
General:
ALink Status Master or Slave
Address Displays the APL/Alink address
(01- 32) of this machine
Game Phase Option not used
CRC Errors Number of checksum errors
during ALink transmissions
Machine Status:
Displays the Alink status of each machine in the link
(master, slave or not available)
Game Authentication:
(Used in particular jurisdictions only)
Enables communication to an external Game Authentication
Terminal (GAT) via multimedia board serial connector. The
Game Authentication Terminal (GAT) application is used by
regulatory feld agents to identify casino games and game
software revisions, as defned by the Gaming Standards Asso-
ciation (GSA).
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4. History
This folder tab contains the game softmeters.
This folder tab can also be accessed from within the Audit
Menu. Find a complete description in section (7.)3. Audit
Menu / History".
6. Service Menu / History
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5. Help
Provides a hardware error-code listing. Use this listing if a
hardware error has occurred.
This folder tab can also be accessed from within the Audit
Menu. Find a complete description in section (7.)5. Audit
Menu / Help.
Out of Service Mode
Sets the game to out of service mode.
In case of a malfunction or in order to reserve the machine for
a particular player use the out of service function. The main
monitor displays an "Out of Service" screen and gameplay is
disabled. Coin acceptor, bill acceptor and printer are locked.
It is still possible to read out the softmeters by an accounting
system.
To set the machine to out of service mode:
1. Open the maindoor.
2. Press the Service button at front of the logic box.
3. Touch the Out of Order button displayed in the upper
right corner. The "Temporarily Out of Service" screen is
displayed.
4. Close and lock the maindoor.
To exit the out of service mode:
1. Open the maindoor.
2. Press the Service button again.
3. Close and lock the maindoor.
Out of Order button
The "Temporarily Out of Service" screen
6. Service Menu / Help
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Audit Menu 7.
The Audit Menu gives access to the softmeters and some ad-
ditional functions and information. The following menus are
available via Audit Menu.
Machine Information:
Displays software revisions, and machine and game settings.
Service Game:
Allows simulated game play for test purposes.
History:
Contains accounting and game statistics (softmeters), ma-
chine logs and last game recall.
Help:
Contains are hardware error listing.
Touch Screen Calibration:
Allows recalibration of the touch screen controller.
Note: The numeration used within
this chapter relates to the numeration
of the Audit Menu screens.
7. Audit Menu
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7. Audit Menu
To access the Audit Menu:
Turn the Audit Key while the machine is in idle mode.
The Audit Menu can not be accessed while a game is in
progress or waiting for player interaction (e.g. double up).
To exit the Audit Menu, remove the audit key.
Show Details
To view a brief description of a particular item or meter, select
the item and touch the Show Details button (if available).
Audit Menu Flowchart
This graph shows an overview of all menus available in the
Audit Menu of software level C5.2.1.
Audit Key Switch
Note: Availability of some menus depends on hardware and software confguration.
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7. Audit Menu / Machine Information
1. Machine Information /

The Machine Information page contains the General Machine
Settings and Commboard Settings menus. Most machine set-
tings can be reviewed on this pages.
Note: Please have this information at hand, if you contact Atronic
Technical Service for technical support.
1.1 General Machine Settings
Software Information:
Lists the current software versions and the activated game, as
well as the accounting and progressive protocols, that have
been confgured.
Hardware Information:
Machine ID: A unique Atronic ID number
Bill Acceptor: Type of bill acceptor and
acceptor frmware version
Coin Acceptor: Type of coin acceptor
Printer Type: Type of printer and
printer frmware version
Button Panel Style: Style and layout of the
button panel
Parameters:
Shows parameters coin/token denomination, accounting de-
nomination, player denominations and corresponding pay-
table version, credit limit, purchase limit and bill/coin acceptor
limit as defned in the Initial Setup.
Active Handpay Limit:
Lists the thresholds for jackpot handpays for Paytable Wins,
Progressive Wins, Total Game Wins and External Bonus Wins
as defned by the setting Handpay Limit.
Active Celebration Limit:
Lists the thresholds for celebration limit payouts for Paytable
Wins, Progressive Wins, Total Game Wins and External Bonus
Wins and the confgured payout device (Handpay, Voucher,
Host, Credit Meter) as defned by the setting Celebration Lim-
it.
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1.1 General Machine Settings continued
Mechanical Meters:
Lists the hardmeter confguration as defned in the Initial Set-
up.
Additional Information:
Lists the current machine confguration as defned in the Ini-
tial Setup and the Service Menu. Following items are listed:
Jurisdiction, Denomination Activation Allowed, Autore-
set to Default Denomination, Double Up Allowed, Fund
Transfers, Asset Number, AFT Inhouse, AFT Partial In Al-
lowed, AFT Partial Out Allowed, AFT Transfer to Host of
less than full Amount Allowed, AFT Transaction Receipt,
Bonusing, Bonusing Presentation Type, Bonusing Pre-
sentation Limit, Jackpot Key Credits, Auto Play, Continu-
ous Play, Fast/Individual Reel Stop Allowed, Commboard
required, Serial Number, Billacceptor enabled, Residual
Payout, Currency, Sub Currency, Printer, Validation Type,
Handpay Validation, Barcode Payout, Jackpot Receipt.
1.2 Commboard Settings
This information page shows the current commboard con-
fguration, which was set be means of the commboard DIP
Note: See also section 3.3 Commboard DIP Switches.
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2. Service Game
The service game allows simulated gameplay without altering
any meters. It is intended for servicing, training or promotion-
al reasons. Coin acceptor, hopper, bill acceptor and printer are
disabled during service game mode.
A service game can only be started, if there are no credits on
the credit meter and the maindoor switch is in open position.
7. Audit Menu / Service Game
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3. History
The History menu gives access to the softmeters, machine logs
and the last game recall. The following menus are available:
Accounting:
Provides accounting statistics (softmeters).
Game:
Provides game statistics (softmeters) and last game recall.
Logs:
Provides machine logs and money logs.
Cashless and Progressive:
Provides statistics of cashless transfers, ticketing and progres-
sive jackpots.
Meter Limits
All softmeters have a maximum decimal value limit.
Currency Meters 2
64
-1
(limit in cents) 100
Credit Meters 2
64
-1
(in accounting credits) 10000 * Denomination [in cent]
Counting Meters 2
32
-1
Any exceptions are noted directly at the softmeter descrip-
tions within this manual.
Note: A RAM Reset will reset all soft-
meters , statistics and logs. Only values
since the last RAM Reset are recorded.
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3.1 Accounting
Provides accounting softmeters, periodic accounting softme-
ters (resetable) and a bill count.
3.1.1 Accounting Information
Money Wagered:
(in currency)
Total amount of money wagered. (wagers from coins, bills, de-
duction from credit meter or any other mean).
Money Won + Progressive + Bonus, without Jackpot:
(in currency)
Total amount of money won (line wins, machine paid pro-
gressives and machine paid bonus awards); without jackpots
(wins, progressives and bonus awards that directly result in a
handpay).
Money Won + Progressive + Bonus, with Jackpot:
(in currency)
Total amount of money won (line wins, machine paid progres-
sives and machine paid bonus awards); including jackpots
handpay).
Total Drop:
(in currency)
Total amount of money from accepted bills, vouchers and
coins to dropbox.
Coin Drop:
(in currency)
Total amount of money from coins to dropbox.
Hand Paid without Jackpot:
(in currency)
Total amount of money from handpays initiated by a cashout
request (canceled credits) and key money out; ; without jack-
pots (wins, progressives and bonus awards that directly result
in a handpay).
Hand Paid with Jackpot:
(in currency)
Total amount of money from all handpays (initiated automati-
cally or by a cashout request) and key money out; including
jackpots (wins, progressives and bonus awards that directly
result in a handpay).
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3.1.1 Accounting Information continued
Games Played:
(counter)
Total number of games played.
Games Won:
(counter)
Total number of won games. Games lost in double-up feature
are not booked to this meter.
Jackpot without Progressives and Bonus:
(in currency)
Total amount of money from wins that automatically result in
a handpay, excluding progressives and bonus awards.

Jackpot with Progressives and Bonus:
(in currency)
a handpay, including progressives and bonus awards.
Jackpot Hits:
(counter)
Non progressive mode: Number of top award hits
Progressive mode: Number of progressive jackpot hits
Door Opens:
(counter)
Total number of maindoor opens.
Physical Coin In:
(in currency)
Total amount from accepted coins.
Physical Coin Out:
(in currency)
Total amount from coins paid out by hopper (including extra
coins).
True In:
(in currency)
Total amount of money from accepted coins and bills, card
cashable in, card non cashable in, card promotional in, vouch-
er cashable in, voucher promotional in, key money in.
True Out:
(in currency)
Total amount of money from coins paid from hopper, card
cashable out, card non cashable out, card promotional out,
voucher cashable out, voucher promotional out, key money
out, handpaid with jackpot
Note: Cancelled credits (handpay af-
ter cashout request) are not included
on this meter.
Note: Cancelled credits (handpay af-
ter cashout request) are not included
on this meter.
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Net Win:
(in currency)
Money wagered - Money won without progressives and bonus.
Current Payout % with Bonus:
Payout percentage including bonus amounts. Calculation
does not include progressive amounts.
Current Payout % without Bonus:
Current payout percentage. Calculation does not include pro-
gressive and bonus amounts.
Coins Overpaid:
Number of coins overpaid by the hopper.
Games/Door:
Number of games played since last door opening.
Games/Power:
Number of games played since last power up.
Hopper Drawer:
Number of hopper drawer openings.
Logic Door:
Number of logic box openings.
Drop Door:
Number of drop box openings.
Billbox Door:
Number of bill door openings.
Bill and Drop Door:
Number of drop door and bill door openings.
Billacceptor Stacker:
Number of cashbox (stacker) removals.
Key In:
(in currency)
Total amount of money added to the credit meter by means of
the remote money in function (jackpot key).
Key Out:
(in currency)
Total amount of money cleared from the credit meter by
means of the remote money in function (jackpot key).
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Double Utilization %:
Ratio of double up screen entered / double up possible.
Double Up Wagered:
(in currency)
Total amount of credits wagered during double up feature.
Double Up Won:
(in currency)
Money won in double up feature.
Double Up Payout %:
( Double up won / Double up wagered ) * 100
Coins Out:
(in currency)
Total amount of money won wagered + money won paid by
hopper + money won booked to card.
Total Bills Currency:
(in currency)
Total amount of money from accepted bills.
Total Bills Count:
(counter)
Total number of bills accepted.
Note: Calculation of meters Double
Utilization % and Double Up Payout
% is based on a meter range from
0,00 to 184.467.440.737.095,51.
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3.1.2 Periodic Accounting Information
The periodic accounting information menu features fve ad-
ditional resetable softmeters. The data can be reset to zero by
pressing the Reset on-screen button.
True In - Periodic:
(in currency)
Total amount of money from accepted coins and bills, card
cashable in, card non cashable in, card promotional in, vouch-
er cashable in, voucher promotional in, voucher nonrestricted
in, key money in.
True Out - Periodic:
(in currency)
Total amount of money from coins paid from hopper, card
cashable out, card non cashable out, card promotional out,
voucher cashable out, voucher promotional out, key money
out, handpaid with jackpots.
Money Wagered - Periodic:
(in currency)
Money Won + Progressive + Bonus, with Jackpot - Periodic:
(in currency)
sives and machine paid bonus awards), including jackpots
handpay).
Games Played - Periodic:
Number of games played.
3.1.3 Each Bill Count

Shows a table, which lists the number of accepted bills of each
bill denomination.
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3.2 Game
The History / Game folder provides a last game recall and
game statistics of each denomination or payout percentage.
3.2.1 Last Games
List the last 20 games and allows to replay a game.
1. Select a game to be reviewed.
2. Touch the Select Game button
Following game information is displayed:
- Game
- Denomination / Paytable
- Date
- Time
- Money/credits paid
- Money/credits won
- Money/credits bet
- Money/credits before game start
- Money/credits after game initiation
- Money/credits at game end
- Lines played
- Bet per line
- Double Up game
- Double Up played
- Bonus award
- Mystery Jackpot
- Progressive Jackpot
3. Touch the Start Replay button to replay a game.
4. Wait until "Hit lit button for next game step" is displayed
in the game line.
5. Hit one of the lit buttons to view the next game step.
6. Repeat steps 4. and 5. until the last game replay ends.
7. Audit Menu / History / Game
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3.2.2 Statistics
This menu provides general game statistics.
Money Wagered:
(in currency)
(in currency)
handpay).
(in currency)
handpay).
(in currency)
a handpay, excluding progressives and bonus awards.

(in currency)
a handpay, including progressives and bonus awards.
Jackpot Hits:
Non progressive mode: Number of top award hits
Progressive mode: Number of progressive jackpot hits
Current Payout % with Bonus:
Payout percentage including bonus amounts. Calculation
does not include progressive amounts.
Current Payout % without Bonus:
Current payout percentage. Calculation does not include pro-
gressive and bonus amounts.
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3.2.2 Statistics continued
Games played:
Number of games played
Games Won:
Number of games won.
Games played with Auto Play:
Number of games played using the auto play feature.
Games played with Continuous Play:
Number of games played using the continuous play feature.
Games played with Fast Reelstop Play:
Number of games played using the fast reelstop feature.
Games played with Individual Reelstop Play:
Number of games played using the individual reelstop fea-
ture.
Average Bet per Game:
(in currency)
Shows the average stake per game in currency.
Average Lines per Game:
Shows the average number of lines per game (rounded to the
next whole number).
Games played with Bet "x":
Number of games played with a certain bet.
Games played with "x" Lines:
Number of games played with a certain number of lines.
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3.2.3 Statistics per Denom
Provides statistics for each player denomination and a bet /
line distribution table.
3.2.3.1 General Statistics
Provides statistics for a particular player denomination. Use
the denomination listing on the right to select a player de-
nomination for review.
Games played:
Games Won:
Games Lost:
Number of games lost.
Money Wagered:
(in currency)
(in currency)
handpay).
(in currency)
handpay).
Money Won before Double Up:
(in currency)
Total amount of money won before entering the double up
feature.
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3.2.3.1 General Statistics continued
(in currency)
a handpay, including handpays from progressives and bonus
awards.
(in currency)
a handpay, without handpays from progressives and bonus
awards.
Game Hold:
Percentage of money hold by the game.
100% -
Game Yield:
3.2.3.2 Bet - Line Table
Shows the distribution of games played with a certain bet and
a certain number of lines.
Use the denomination listing on the right to select a player
denomination for review. Selecting Combined displays all
games, irrespective of their denomination.
( )
"Money won+Prog+Bonus, wo JP" 100
"Money wagered"
"Money wagered"
( )
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3.2.4 Statistics per Game
Provides statistics for each game (payout percentage).
Games played:
Games Won:
Games Lost:
Number of games lost.
Money Wagered:
(in currency)
(in currency)
handpay).
(in currency)
handpay).
Money Won before Double Up:
(in currency)
Total amount of money won before entering the double up
feature.
(in currency)
a handpay, including handpays from progressives and bonus
awards.
(in currency)
a handpay, without handpays from progressives and bonus
awards.
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3.2.4 Statistics per Game continued
Game Hold:
Percentage of money hold by the game.
100% -
Game Yield:
3.2.5 Available Games
Note: This menu is available only with games that feature game
specifc features. The number of available game specifc features
(if any) depends on the game title.
Lists the available games features and provides the number of
games played with a certain game specifc feature activated
or deactivated.
( )
"Money wagered"
"Money wagered"
( )
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3.3 Logs
Provides log-fles of money transactions, a machine event log
and a list of background exceptions. The following submenus
are available:
Money Log
Event Log
Background Exceptions
3.3.1 Money Log
Provides log-fles of money transactions.
The following submenus are available:
Coins
Hopper payouts and reflls
Bills
Bills inserted and stacker (cash box) clearance
Vouchers
Tickets in and tickets out
Transactions
Cashless transfers and bonusing
Others
Handpays, denomination changes
and progressive jackpots
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3.3.1.1 Coins
Last 10 Hopper Payouts:
Date, time and number of coins of the last 10 hopper pay-
outs.
Last 10 Hopper Reflls:
Date, time and number of coins reflled of the last 10 hopper
reflls.
3.3.1.2 Bills
Last 10 Bills Inserted:
Date, time and bill value of the last 10 accepted bills.
Last 10 Stacker Clearances:
Date and time of the last 10 stacker clearances.
3.3.1.3 Vouchers
Last 35 Vouchers In:
Shows date, time, money value, voucher type and validation #
of the last 35 accepted vouchers.
Last 35 Vouchers Out:
Shows date, time, money value, voucher type and validation #
of the last 35 printed vouchers.
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3.3.1.4 Transactions
The statistics available in the Transaction menu depends on
the cashless transfers setting (AFT or EFT) made in the Initial
Setup.
With AFT confgured
Bonus:
Lists AFT bonus transfers and legacy bonus transfers. Shows
date / time, bonus type (AFT or Legacy) and the amount of the
last bonus awards transferred to the machine. Touching the
Show Details button shows details bonus type, transaction ID,
credit type and tax type.
AFT Transfers:
Lists AFT in-house transfers. Shows date / time, transaction ID
and the amount of the last AFT transfers. Touching the Show
Details button shows details asset number, transfer type,
transfer code, receipt printed and credit type.
With EFT confgured
Bonus:
Shows date / time and amount of the last legacy bonus awards
transferred to the machine.
Wagering Account Transfer:
Shows date / time, amount, transfer direction and transaction
number of the last transactions of cashable credits from/to a
wagering account by means of an external cashless wagering
system.
Cashable Electronic Promotion:
number of the last transactions of cashable credits from/to a
promotional account by means of an external cashless wager-
ing system.
Non Cashable Electronic Promotion:
number of the last transactions of non-cashable credits from/
to a promotional account by means of an external cashless
wagering system.
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3.3.1 Money Log continued
3.3.1.5 Others
Last 10 Handpays:
Shows date, time, amount, handpay type and validation num-
ber of the last 10 validated handpays. The validation number
is available only with handpay validation enabled.
Last 10 Denomination Changes:
Shows date and time of the last 10 denomination changes ini-
tiated by players.
Last 10 Progressive Jackpots:
Shows date, time, value, jackpot level and hit number of the
last 10 progressive jackpot hits.
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3.3.2 Event Log
Displays a complete list of all machine events with time stamp.
Some entries are mainly intended to assist trouble shooting.
Show Details:
Lists the entire entry (if truncated).
Go To Page:
Enables to navigate to a certain page in the log.
Go To Timestamp:
Enables to navigate to a certain date and time in the log.
Page Up:
Navigates to the previous page in the log.
Page Down:
Navigates to the next page in the log.

3.3.3 Background Exceptions
Displays a log of background exceptions that occurred.
This log is intended for internal manufacturer use and en-
hanced troubleshooting and should normally list no entries.
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3.4 Cashless and Progressive
Provides statistics of cashless transactions, progressive jack-
pots, vouchers and handpays. The following submenus are
available:
Cashless and Progressive Information
Progressive Split Information
(with commboard confgured to APL2 mode only)
Progressive Table
Voucher and Handpay
Jackpot Statistics
7. Audit Menu / History / Cashless and Progres-
sive
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3.4.1 Cashless and Progressive Information
Lists statistics of cashless transfers from/to a cashless system,
bonusing statistics and progressive payouts. Amounts from/to
vouchers are not included on this meters. The cashless trans-
action meters depend on the cashless settings made in the
Initial Setup (AFT or EFT).
--- Section - Cashless and Progressive ---
Total Active Money:
(in currency)
Sum of all active amounts available to play. (cashable + nonre-
stricted promotional + restricted promotional)
Active Cashable:
(in currency)
Current cashable amounts available to play. Cashable amounts
can be cashed out by any device.
Active Cashable Promotional:
(in currency)
Current nonrestricted promotional amounts available to play.
This amounts can be cashed out to host (while remaining
nonrestricted promotional) or cashed out by ticket or hopper
(transferred to cashable).
Active Non-Cashable Promotional
(in currency)
Current restricted promotional amounts available to play. This
amounts can be cashed out by a restricted promotional tick-
et.
Total Cashless Transactions In
(in currency)
Total amounts received from a cashless system.
AFT: Sum of AFT in-house amount from host to gaming
machine.
EFT: Sum of WAT In + Cashable Electronic Promotional In
+ Non-Cashable Electronic Promotional In.
Total Cashless Transactions Out:
(in currency)
Total amounts cashed out to a cashless system.
AFT: AFT in-house amount from gaming machine to host.
EFT: Sum of WAT Out + Cashable Electronic Promotional
Out + Non-Cashable Electronic Promotional Out.
sive
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3.4.1 Cashless and Progressive Information continued
WAT In :
(in currency)
Cashable amounts received from cashless system.
AFT: Cashable AFT in-house amount from host to gaming
machine.
EFT: Cashable money from host to gaming machine.
WAT Out:
(in currency)
Cashable amounts cashed out to a cashless system.
AFT: Cashable AFT in-house amount from gaming
machine to host.
EFT: Cashable money from gaming machine to host.
Cashable Electronic Promotional In:
(in currency)
Nonrestricted promotional amounts received from a cashless
system.
AFT: Nonrestricted AFT in-house amount from host to
gaming machine.
EFT: Promotional money from host to gaming machine.
Cashable Electronic Promotional Out:
(in currency)
Nonrestricted promotional amounts cashed out to a cashless
system.
AFT: Nonrestricted AFT in-house amount from gaming
machine to host.
EFT: Promotional money from gaming machine to host.
Non-Cashable Electronic Promotional In:
(in currency)
Restricted promotional amounts received from a cashless sys-
tem.
AFT: Restricted AFT in-house amount from host to gaming
machine.
EFT: Non-cashable money from host to gaming machine.
Non-Cashable Electronic Promotional Out:
(in currency)
Restricted promotional amounts cashed out to a cashless sys-
tem.
AFT: Restricted AFT in-house amount from gaming
machine to host.
EFT: Non-cashable money from gaming machine to host.
sive
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Bonus Awards Deductible:
(in currency)
Total amount of money from legacy bonus awards with tax
status deductible.
Bonus Awards Non-Deductible:
(in currency)
Total amount of money from legacy bonus awards with tax
status non-deductible.
Bonus Awards Wager Match:
(in currency)
Total amount of money from legacy bonus awards with status
wager match.
Bonus Awards Mystery:
(in currency)
Total amount of money from legacy bonus awards with status
mystery.
Bonus Awards AFT Cashable:
(in currency)
Total amount of money from AFT bonus awards with credit
type cashable.
Bonus Awards AFT Non-Restricted:
(in currency)
Total amount of money from AFT bonus awards with credit
type non-restricted.
Attendant Paid External Bonus Payout:
(in currency)
Total value of additional amounts awarded as a result of an
external bonusing system, paid by an attendant.
Machine Paid External Bonus Payout:
(in currency)
Total value of additional amounts awarded as a result of an
external bonusing system, paid by the machine.
sive
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---- Section - Progressive Information----
Total Paid Progressive Payout:
(in currency)
Sum of progressive jackpot wins paid by an attendant or paid
by the machine and the number of hits.
Attendant Paid Progressive Payout:
(in currency)
Sum of progressive jackpot wins paid by an attendant and the
number of hits.
Machine Paid Progressive Payout:
(in currency)
Sum of progressive jackpot wins paid by the machine (booked
to credit meter) and the number of hits.
Total Paid Progressive Payout Level 1-4:
(in currency)
Sum of progressive jackpot wins paid by an attendant or paid
by the machine and the number of hits for each level 1 to 4.
Attendant Paid Progressive Payout Level 1-4:
(in currency)
Sum of progressive jackpot wins paid by an attendant and the
number of hits for each level 1 to 4.
Machine Paid Progressive Payout:
(in currency)
Sum of progressive jackpot wins paid by the machine (booked
to credit meter) and the number of hits for each level 1 to 4.
Note: Use the scroll bar to scroll down
to the progressive information entries.
sive
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---- Section - AFT In House Information----
Cashable In:
Total of cashable amounts received from an AFT system.
Restricted In:
Total of restricted promotional amounts received from an AFT
system.
Non-Restricted In:
Total of nonrestricted promotional amounts received from an
AFT system.
Cashable To Host:
Total of cashable amounts transferred to an AFT system.
Restricted To Host:
Total of restricted promotional amounts transferred to an AFT
system.
Non-Restricted To Host:
Total of nonrestricted promotional amounts transferred to an
AFT system.
Cashable To Ticket:
Total of cashable amounts directly transferred from the AFT
system to a ticket.
Restricted To Ticket:
Total of restricted promotional amounts directly transferred
from the host to a restricted ticket.
Note: Use the scroll bar to scroll down
to the AFT in-house information en-
tries.
sive
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3.4.2 Progressive Split Information
This menu shows the distribution of progressive increments
in a multilevel progressive game, when using APL2 (Atronic
Progressive Link 2).
With APL2 enabled a progressive level can only raise up to the
base value of the next higher progressive level. If a progres-
sive level reaches this limit, the incrementing of this level is
blocked. The increments of the blocked level are then redis-
tributed to the lowest possible progressive level.
Example: The progressive value on level 3 reaches the base value
of level 2. The incrementing of level 3 stops. The increments of
level 3 are now added to an other level. If possible this will be level
4, as this is the lowest possible level.
With 4 progressive levels there are several combinations of
blocked and redistributed increments possible. Each combi-
nation is metered in a separate split statistic Split 0 to Split
15. The percentage values in the green columns indicate the
distribution of increments for this split. Split 0 (all levels incre-
menting) is the default distribution as defned during jackpot
confguration.
When a blocked progressive level was hit, the incrementing is
unblocked and starts again.
Note: The base value of a progressive
level can be reviewed in menu 3.4.5
Jackpot Statistics.
Note: Jackpot level 1 is the highest
level (highest amount). Jackpot level
4 is the lowest level.
sive
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3.4.2.1 Progressive Split Statistics
Split 0 to Split 15:
Each column split 0 to split 15 lists the data recorded during
this split was active.
Mon. Wagered:
Sum of money wagered, recorded during this split was active.
JP 1-4:
Lists the increment percentage and the amount of money
added to this progressive level, recorded during this split was
active.
Overpaid
Money that could not be redistributed to other jackpot levels
because all levels have reached their maximum amount.
Sum Pot Inc.
Lists the sum of increments in % and currency, recorded dur-
ing this split was active.
3.4.2.2 Hidden Split Statistics
Mon. Wagered:
Sum of money wagered, recorded during this split was active.
JP 1-4:
Lists the increment percentage and the amount of money
added to this progressive level, recorded during this split was
active.
Overpaid
Money that could not be redistributed to other jackpot levels
because all levels have reached their maximum amount.
Sum Pot Inc.
Lists the sum of increments in % and currency, recorded dur-
ing this split was active.
sive
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3.4.3 Progressive Table
This menu lists progressive pays for each level and in total. For
single level progressives only level 1 is displayed.
Level:
Progressive level 1 to 4.
(level 1 has the highest amount)
Attendant Paid:
Progressive wins that were handpaid by an attendant.
(Jackpot handpay because the win amount exceeded the
Handpay Limit or the Celebration Limit).
Machine Paid:
Progressive wins that were booked to the credit meter.
Total Paid:
Sum of progressive pays for each progressive level and in to-
tal.
Hits:
Number of progressive hits for each progressive level and in
total.
sive
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3.4.4 Voucher and Handpay
This menu shows voucher and handpay information.
--- Section - Voucher Statistics ---
Voucher Accepted:
(in currency)
Total amount of cashable money from accepted slot machine
wagering vouchers.
Voucher Printed:
(in currency)
Total amount of cashable money paid via voucher.
Coupon Promotional Accepted:
(in currency)
Total amount of promotional money from accepted vouch-
ers.
Coupon Promotional Printed:
(in currency)
Total amount of promotional money paid via voucher .
Total Accepted:
Total number of accepted vouchers.
Total Printed:
Total number of all prints (includes cashout vouchers, coupons
and jackpot receipts).
sive
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3.4.4 Voucher and Handpay continued
--- Section - Handpay Statistics ---
Handpay With Voucher:
Total amount of money from cashout handpays (cancelled
credits) with a receipt printed.
Handpay Without Voucher:
Total amount of money from cashout handpays (cancelled
credits) without a receipt printed.
Handpay Win With Voucher:
Total amount of money from jackpot handpays (initiated au-
tomatically because a single win exceeded a limit) with a re-
ceipt printed.
Handpay Win Without Voucher:
Total amount of money from jackpot handpays (initiated au-
tomatically because a single win exceeded a limit) without a
receipt printed.
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3.4.5 Jackpot Statistics
This menu lists the progressive jackpot statistics for each pro-
gressive level.
Number of Jackpot Hits:
Number of progressive jackpot hits.
Cumulative Payout:
Sum of payouts.
Current Value:
Current progressive jackpot value.
Base Value:
Base value confgured by means of the Alink tool.
Upper Limit:
Max. allowed progressive value. Further increments will go to
the hidden jackpot or the overfow.
Overfow
Increments that could not be accumulated to the progressive
jackpot or to the hidden jackpot, because the Upper Limit was
exceeded.
Increment:
Percentage share of credits wagered, which is paid into this
progressive level.
Hidden Value:
Current value of the assigned hidden jackpot.
Hidden Increment:
Percentage share of credits wagered, which is paid into the
assigned hidden jackpot.
Hidden Base Value:
Base value of the assigned hidden jackpot confgured by
means of the Alink tool.
Reset Value:
Current restart value (= Base Value + current Hidden Value) if
this level would be hit.
Max. JP Payout:
Value of the highest progressive jackpot payout.
Min. JP Payout:
Value of the lowest progressive jackpot payout.
Note: The Jackpot Statistics menu is
only available if an Atronic Progres-
sive Link (APL) is confgured.
Note: Upper limit "0" = No limit.
Note: If the commboard is set to APL2
mode, increments and overfow of the
four lower levels are shown in "History
/ Cashless & Progressive / Progressive
Split Information" instead.
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4. Help
4.1 Hardware - Error Codes
This menu lists the hardware error codes. Touch the Show De-
scription button to display a brief description of the error trig-
ger, the error reason and a how to solve the error.
01 - 001
Reason: Mainboard is defective.
Release: Turn of machine and replace mainboard.
01 - 002
Reason: AVR1200 on mainboard is defective.
Release: Turn of machine and replace mainboard.
01 - 003
Reason: Revision of mainboard is not supported by
the software.
Release: Turn of machine and replace mainboard by a
valid type.
01 - 004
Reason: Revision of backplane is not supported by
the software.
Release: Turn of machine and replace backplane by a
valid type.
01 - 005
Reason: Revision of coinboard / peripheralboard is
not supported by the software.
Release: Turn of machine and replace commboard by
a valid type.
01 - 006
Reason: Revision of hopperboard / peripheralboard is
Release: Turn of machine and replace hopperboard
by a valid type.
01 - 007
Reason: Revision of counterboard / peripheralboard is
Release: Turn of machine and replace counterboard
by a valid type.
01 - 008
Reason: Revision of buttonboard is not supported
by the software.
Release: Turn of machine and replace buttonboard by
a valid type.
Note: The peripheralboard is used in
Harmony and e machines. It in-
corporates coinboard, hopperboard,
counterboard in one board.
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134
4.1 Hardware - Error Codes continued
01 - 009
Reason: Mainboard is defective or not installed.
Release: Turn of machine and install a valid mainboard.
01 - 010
Reason: Backplane is defective or not connected.
Release: Turn of machine and install a valid backplane.
01 - 011
Reason: Coinboard / peripheralboard or cable is
defective or not connected.
Release: Turn of machine and install valid coinboard
and cable.
01 - 012
Reason: Hopperboard / peripheralboard or cable is
Release: Turn of machine and install valid
hopperboard and cable.
01 - 013
Reason: Counterboard / peripheralboard or cable is
couterboard and cable.
01 - 014
Reason: Buttonboard or cable is defective or not
connected.
buttonboard and cable.
01 - 017
Reason: Revision of MEMEX board is not supported.
Release: Turn of machine and install a valid
MEMEX board.
01 - 018
Reason: 1) MEMEX board is defective or not connected.
2) The mainboard revision does not support
MEMEX boards.
Release: 1) Turn of machine and replace
MEMEX board.
2) Replace the mainboard by a revision that
supports the MEMEX board or update
the PLD revision to U2-F.

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135
5. Touch Screen Calibration
Start Touch Screen Calibration:
This menu allows recalibration of the monitor touch screen.
1. Touch the Start Touch screen Calibration button and fol-
low the instructions on screen.
2. Touch the two yellow dots displayed on screen.
The controller uses the data immediately before liftof
to register a calibration touch. Therefore, you can touch
the screen, move your fnger to the target, hold for a few
seconds, and then lift of your fnger. This way results in a
more accurate calibration.
3. Touch the screen and check, if your fngers position match-
es the position of the red dot that will appear.
4. If you are satisfed with the result, touch the Accept button
to fnish recalibration.
Otherwise touch the Recalibrate button or wait until the
count down ends, to calibrate again.
7. Audit Menu / Touch Screen Calibration
136
Appendix 8.
8. Appendix
137
Commboard Connectors 8.1
Connector Interface Protocol / Function
P2 TTL SAS channel 1 (current loop)
P3 - Cash-Now trigger signals
P4 RS232 SAS channel 2
P5 - Comm Key (Ticket in dongle)
P7 - External Display
P9 - +12V
P10, P11 RS485 A-LINK, Mikohn Controller
or SAS channel 3
P12 RS232 SAS channel 1
P13 TTL Bally
P14 TTL DACOM
P15 - not used
P16 RS422 VLC
P17 - Manufacturer use
P18 RS422 Overhead Displayboard CL
P19 TTL SAS channel 2 (current loop)
P20 - not used
Note: Connector function can vary with commboard software.
Jumper
S9 Close to apply +5V or +12V to pin 1 of connector P2
B1 Close jumper to bridge electrical (galvanic) isolation
of ground connection on SAS connectors.
P5
P18
P9
P10
P7
P3
P15
P12 P4
P19
P11
P14
P13 P2
P20
S1 S2 S3 S4 S6 S7 S5 S8
S9
5V
12V
U34 U35
U28
0
5
1
2
3
4 6
7
8
9
0
5
1
2
3
4 6
7
8
9
0
5
1
2
3
4 6
7
8
9
0
5
1
2
3
4 6
7
8
9
0
5
1
2
3
4 6
7
8
9
0
5
1
2
3
4 6
7
8
9
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
ON
Battery 3.6V +
P1
B1
CPU 68k
P17
P16
Note: See manual "Commboard 68k"
for details and connector pinouts.
Note: Connectors P10 and P11 are
parallel wired.
8. Appendix
138
Commboard DIP Switches 8.2
Tables applies to commboard software versions
Q_S6_xx-STD_1-08A and HCB-STD-12.0.x.xx
and compatible.
Switch Function Digit
S1 APL Address x10
S2 APL Address x01 (Address "00" disables APL address)
Switch Function
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
OFF OFF OFF Mikohn MS-10 Progressive (use this setting for non-progressive mode)
ON Of OFF SAS Progressive
OFF ON OFF APL (Atronic Progressive Link)
ON ON OFF Mikohn MS-27 Mystery
OFF OFF ON Mikohn MS-27 Mystery + Progressive
ON OFF ON Accounting System 3rd Channel
ON ON ON SAS Progressive with ADL (SAS progressive using Atronic Display Link, if available)
ON APL Master
OFF APL Slave
ON APL 1 mode (overtaking progressive meters)
OFF APL 2 mode (non-overtaking progressive meters)
ON Communication to Host enabled (typical)
OFF Communication to Host disabled (stand alone, no accounting system)
ON Legacy Handpay Reporting (data overwritten if not read, to prevent bufer overrun)
OFF Handpay Queue (typical)
ON Ticket data overwritten if not read (prevent bufer overrun)
Switch Function Afected Long Polls
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
OFF
ON 2 Channel Coupon Redemption (SAS channel 1 = Bally Promotional, SAS channel 2 = EZPay)
OFF Allocate Progressive polls to SAS channel 1 80, 86
ON Allocate Progressive polls to SAS channel 2
OFF Allocate EFT polls to SAS channel 1 22 to 26, 28, 29, 62 to 67
ON Allocate EFT polls to SAS channel 2
OFF Allocate Bonusing polls to SAS channel 1 2E, 8A, 8B
ON Allocate Bonusing polls to SAS channel 2
OFF Allocate Control polls to SAS channel 1 03 to 07, 0A to 0C, 94, A8
ON Allocate Control polls to SAS channel 2
OFF Allocate Ticketing polls to SAS channel 1 4C, 4D, 57, 58, 70, 71, 7D (Exp. 3F, 57, 67, 68)
ON Allocate Ticketing polls to SAS channel 2
OFF Send Total Drop meter
ON Send Coin Drop meter
ON Lock EGM if no communication to host
OFF Do not lock EGM if no communication to host
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S6
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S8
Note: If a slot machine interface board (SMIB) provides the SAS
address, set Commboard SAS address to 01.
*typical setting for S8 in single channel mode = all OFF
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