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G5 Diamond Gaming Device

Roulette User’s Manual
G5 Diamond User’s Manual
Document version: 1.4

Document date: November 5, 2014
Settings version: 4.76.5.0
Document Revisions
1.0 Initial document
1.1
1.2
1.3 Revised description of Golden Chip Jackpot
1.4 Updated Contacts page
Updated Play Station description
Revised description of Goal! Roulette Side Bet
Updated description of Golden Chip Jackpot
Updated Locks Dimensions chapter
Copyright © 2014 Interblock d.d. All rights reserved.
The information in this document is confidential.

Reproduction in whole or in part on any medium without the express permission of Interblock
d.d. is strictly prohibited.
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Contacts
24/7 technical support

phone: +386 51 305 111
fax: +386 1 724 77 44
email: service@interblockgaming.com
www.interblockservice.com
Headquarters
INTERBLOCK Luxury Gaming Products d.d.
address: Gorenjska cesta 23, 1234 Menges, Slovenia, Europe
Regional offices:
Australia
INTERBLOCK ASIA PACIFIC Pty Ltd
address: 19 Cowrang Ave, PO Box 93, Terrey Hills, NSW 2084, Australia
24/7 technical support: +853 62 087 029
email: service-ap@interblockgaming.com
Asia
INTERBLOCK ASIA PACIFIC Pty Ltd
address: No. 423, Rua de Viseu, R/C, EDF, Man Fai Garden Loja E, Taipa, Macau
email: service-ap@interblockgaming.com
Canada
INTERBLOCK CASINO PRODUCTS CANADA Inc.
address: 1300 - 1969 Upper West Street, Purdy’s Wharf Tower II, Halifax
Nova Scotia, Canada B3J 3R7
email: service-usa@interblockgaming.com
USA
INTERBLOCK USA L.C.
address: 711 Pilot Road, Suite A, Las Vegas, NV 89119, USA
email: service-usa@interblockgaming.com
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Table of Contents
Purpose8
Trademarks8
Declaration9
Warnings, Cautions and Notes 10
Introduction11
Electromechanical Game Generators 11
Video Game Generators 11
Multi-Station and Multigame Environment 11
Electromechanical Game Generators

G5 Diamond Roulette Generator 13
Basic Structure of G5 Diamond Roulette Generator 14
Play Station
G5 Diamond Play Station 18
Basic Structure of G5 Diamond Play Station 19
Connection Joints 20
Pay and Online Systems 21
Interblock Roulette Games

Interblock Single Zero Roulette Game 23
Interblock Double Zero Roulette Game 26
Interblock Single Zero Roulette Game – Special Version 28
Interblock Roulette Side Bets 30
Touchdown Roulette Side Bet for Single Zero Roulette 30
Touchdown Roulette Side Bet for Double Zero Roulette 32
Goal! Roulette Side Bet for Single Zero Roulette 34
Big Roulette Poker Side Bet for Single Zero Roulette 37
Bikini Side Bet 39
Interblock Roulette Graphical Player’s Interface 40
Features Of the Roulette Player’s Interface 44
Placing Bets 44
Fast Bet 44
Wheel Bet View 45
Showing Possible Winnings 45
Bet Limits Display 46
Number Orientation 47
Reserve Table 47
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Table of Contents - cont.
Multi Denomination 48
Tipping49
Multi Language Support 50
Progressive Jackpot Systems for Interblock Roulette Games 51
Mystery Jackpot 51
Roulette Mystery Jackpot Based On Wins Straight Numbers 53
Golden Chip Jackpot 55
Common Procedures
Credit Procedures At the Play Station 59
Credit Increment 59
Credit Redemption 59
Operator Menu
The Operator Menu 61
Accessing the Operator Menu 61
Setting the Roulette Betting Parameters 62
Managing Contactless Cards 65
Adding New Cards & Editing Existent Cards 67
Review History of Bets 68
Review Periodical IN/OUT Counters 71
Review Long & Short IN/OUT Counters 71
Multigame Counters (for Multigame environment only) 72
Review Long & Short Other Counters 73
Online Counters 74
Last Transactions 74
Reset Counters 75
Basic Center Unit Commands 76
Advanced Center Unit Commands 77
Lock or Unlock Current Station 78
Review Event Logs 78
Component Diagnostics 79
Shutdown and Restart of the Gaming Device 80
Maintenance
Safety Precautions 82
Generator Maintenance Intervals 83
Play Station Maintenance Intervals 85
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Maintenance Options 86
Maintenance / Test Menu 86
Touch Screen Test 90
Technical Data
Lock Dimensions 92
G5 Diamond Play Station 92
G5 Electromechanical Game Generator 92
G5 Diamond Roulette Technical Data 93
Settings
G4 Settings – Param.ini 97
Multi Game 98
Common Game Settings 99
Path / Address 102
Other Settings 103
Hardware106
Tower Lights 108
Touch Screen 110
Ticket Printer 111
Bill Acceptor 113
Coin Acceptor 115
Cash Box (Player Cards or Ticket Validation) 118
OnLine119
OnLine - SAS 121
Monitor Settings 124
Denomination Timings 126
GLM127
Roulette 0/00 Game Settings 128
G4 Settings – Center.ini 131
Common Settings 132
Hardware136
OnLine138
Table Close 140
GSM142
Counters143
G4 Center Lights 144
PID Display 146
Roulette148
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G4 Initial values 150

Acceptors151
OnLine152
Switches153
Jackpot154
Jackpot - Mistery Jackpot 155
Jackpot - House Edge Jackpot (Keno) 157
Jackpot - Double Zero Bonus 158
Jackpot - Roulette Mistery Jackpot based on Wins Straight Numbers 159
Jackpot - Roulette Mystery Progressive Jackpot “Golden Chip” 161
Database Settings 163
Counters164
Access Permissions 165
Security166
Multi Game 168
Other Stuff 169
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Purpose
The purpose of this manual is to provide you with all the necessary instructions for a correct use
and maintenance of the Interblock G5 Diamond gaming devices.
Disclaimer:
Although this manual have been prepared with the best attentions for the composition of texts,
we can’t assure that all the aspect of the game came to be covered.
Settings described in a chapter Settings may vary for different software versions and jurisdiction
requirements.
Trademarks
is a registered trademark of INTERBLOCK Luxury Gaming Products d.d.

company.
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Declaration
The manufacturer INTERBLOCK Luxury Gaming Products d.d. declares under sole responsibility
that the Interblock G5 Diamond gaming devices has been designed and manufactured to comply
all the technical requirements in accordance with the following directives:
EN 60335-2-82:2003 + A1:2008 in conjunction with

EN 60335-1:2002 + A1:2004 + A11:2004 + A2:2006 + A12:2006 + A13:2008 + A14:2010 + A15:2011
IEC 60335-2-82:2002 (2nd edition) + A1:2008 in conjunction with

IEC 60335-1:2001 (4th edition) (incl. Corrigendum 1:2002) + A1:2004 + A2:2006
(incl. Corrigendum 1:2006)
CAN/CSA E60335-1:2003 (3rd edition) + A14:2010

CAN/CSA E60335-2-82-06:2006 (2nd edition)
UL22:2008 (6th edition)
EMC Directive - 2004/108/EC

EN 55022:2010
EN 55024:2010
EN 61000-3-2:2006+A1:2009+A2:2009
EN 61000-3-3:2008
FCC Part 15, Subpart B, Class A
RoHS Directive - 2011/65/EU

EN 50581:2012
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Warnings, Cautions and Notes
Throughout the manual, the following symbols are used to emphasize important instructions:
CAUTION! The Caution symbol precedes an operating procedure

or maintenance practice which, if not strictly observed, could
result in damage of the product or corruption of data.
WARNING! Due to exposure to the electrical components,

the Warning symbol precedes an operating procedure or
maintenance practice which, if not correctly followed, could
result in personal injury.
NOTE. The Note symbol precedes an operating procedure,

maintenance practice or any other condition which requires
highlighting.
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Introduction
Main features of the Interblock G5 Diamond family of gaming devices are modularity, efficiency,
and attractive player’s experience.
Modularity, being the guiding principle in design, separates the G5 products in two distinct
groups; the Game Generator where the game is conducted, and the Play Station where the player
interacts with the game. This principle allows customers to use their imagination and experience
to custom build own designs of gaming devices.
All G5 Diamond products are highly adaptive to meet with versatility of designs, pay systems,
as well as the space requirements of the customer (any desired number of Play Stations can be
connected into single gaming device to optimally fill the space).
Game Generators consists of electromechanical and video game generators (random result
generators).
Continuous development of automation principles in gaming has been the driving force
of Interblock’s gaming devices. The main idea was to bring the most popular games, such as
Roulette, Dice, Card and Bubble games to fully automatic versions, available for places where
Table games are not allowed. All electromechanical G5 Diamond gaming devices are built to
include the essential elements of Table versions of the fore-mentioned games, such as using a
real Roulette wheel, real dice, real Keno bubble and real cards to enhance the player’s experience.
With more than a decade of experience and several international awards for best product, the
fifth generation gaming devices, under the name G5 Diamond, offer a state-of-the-art automatic
games in a multi-station environment. All products have undergone a thorough electrical,
mechanical and randomness tests and certifications, and are adapted to comply with all the laws
and requirements for different jurisdictions.
Video Game Generators
Video games, which do not require a complex mechanism for generating random results, but
only a computer with graphics and random generator, have also been a part of the Interblock
G5 Diamond family of gaming devices. The advancement of graphics and display technology
has brought a simple, yet effective way of conducting games with a software random generator.
Roulette, Dice, Card and Bubble games were automated to their virtual versions, with the progress
of the games being displayed on one or more large LCD displays.
Multi-Station and Multigame Environment
The multi-station environment, where each player participates in a game through his own Play
Station, has evolved to a point, where the TCP/IP based communication between the Play Station
and the Game Generator allows simple interconnectivity. That means that each Play Station can
connect to several Game Generators, giving each player a choice of which game to play. This give
a rise to the environment called “Multigame”, where several Game Generators and Play Stations
are joined together in a single gaming device.
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G5 Diamond Gaming Devices
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G5 Diamond Roulette Generator
Being the origin of the company’s first line of gaming devices, the electronic Roulette has evolved
into the fifth generation with more than a decade of continuous research and development of
automation of the classic Roulette game. The G5 Diamond Roulette is a fully automatic version of
the Roulette game, available with a single or double-zero Roulette wheel. It uses air pressure to
launch the ball onto the rim and a series of optical and proximity sensors to track the ball during
its path and detect its final position. Improvements of the concept in the fifth generation include
new fast result detection with 3 sensors, new ball-launching mechanism with 10 ball charger for
automatic ball change, a completely non pliable carbon-fiber brim around the Roulette wheel
and a thorough fraud-preventing system (multiple access sensors & switches and in-built tilt
sensor).
G5 Diamond Roulette consists of Roulette electromechanical generator, PID and LED Sign.
PID (Player Information Display) offers the player a thorough overview of statistical information
about the game currently in progress on the gaming device, such as last played games, minimum
and maximum bets, 5 most frequent numbers and the number of games.
LED Sign’s key feature is attracting players to participate in a game. LED display is capable to show
all kinds of content not just simple letters, but also movie content, and is a dynamic addition and
takes a role of eye-catcher.
G5 Diamond Roulette Generator supports Roulette game with all possible bets on a single-zero
or double-zero Roulette wheel, as well as additional Side bets.
G5 Diamond Roulette Generator with PID and LED Sign
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Basic Structure of G5 Diamond Roulette Generator
The central module of the electronic Roulette is an automatic Roulette wheel which is
mechanically the same as the classical Roulette wheel, but additionally equipped with protection
cover, detection devices and electromechanical spinning and lifting mechanisms (in short, the
electronic Roulette Generator). It is fastened to the top of a metal frame cabinet containing a PC,
electrical supply devices, ball launching electric fan and hold-and-start mechanism and devices
control board.
Live camera
Camera for capturing live video, which is

displayed on PID and/or video wall.
Ball-guiding tube
The ball travels the ball-guiding tube and

exits to the rim of the Roulette wheel.
Tilt sensor
Tilt sensor is part of fraud-preventing

system, and is intended to alert the casino
operator, if the player it trying to affect the
result of the game by shaking or moving
the Roulette Generator.
Ball launching electric fan with air filter
The ball-launch fan provides the airflow to launch the ball into the ball-guiding tube.
Roulette wheel
Single Zero or Double Zero Roulette wheel.
Lifting Wheel Cone
At the end of game cycle (after winning number detection) wheel’s cone is lifted, allowing the
ball to slides under the wheel. The ball is then moved into the ball launch position or into the ball
replacement mechanism. The game cycle is finished.
Revolving mechanism for changing balls
Nine balls are stored inside the revolving magazine, while one ball is used for the game. Revolving
mechanism replaces the used ball with the new one when the preset number of games is reached.
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Ball hold-and-start mechanism
A mechanism that launches the ball into the ball-guiding tube.
Supply Module and Devices Control

Board
Board with electronic modules for providing

automatic operation:
• PLC unit controls modules which run
game phases
• Supply module distributes power to
various connected modules
• PLC I/O module controls all optic,
proximity and inductive sensors,
controls all motors which are important
for correct game functioning, and
communicates with the PLC unit.
UPS Unit and Battery
An uninterruptable power supply ensures operation even in case of main power failure.
Power Supply Unit
Power Supply unit provide reliable and stable 24V DC power supply to whole system.
Embedded PC
A PC that runs software for operating the Roulette Generator and controlling the game.
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Basic Structure of Roulette Generator - cont.
Winning number detection optical

sensors
Three optical sensors, which detects the

ball when it lands in one of the pockets. The
winning number is then calculated with the
help of the pocket and zero pocket proximity
sensors.
Ball-in-track optical sensor
This sensor detects the ball as it revolves on

the ball-track, spinning counter-clockwise.
While the ball is revolving on the ball-track
the players may be allowed to place bets
for some time (depending on the game
configuration). After the ball leaves the ball
track the betting is no longer possible.
This sensor also helps detect any
irregularities, which may occur as a result of
a fraud attempt or a damaged rim, such as a
sudden acceleration of the ball, not enough
revolutions prior to result detection, etc.
Zero pocket proximity sensor
Proximity sensor which detects the pocket with the number zero (single zero) as it passes by.
Pocket proximity sensor
Proximity sensor which detects each pocket passing by.
LED tape for center illumination
LEDs on PCB tapes illuminates the Roulette wheel.
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Play Station
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G5 Diamond Play Station
G5 Diamond Play Station is gaming device where the player interacts with the game.
The player controls the game through a touch sensitive display. The display shows each player’s
actions and the state of the game (placing of bets, winning number, progress of the game cycle,
“Call attendant” messages and similar information). Additionally, service lights for each Play
Station are placed on the station’s arc. They are used for reporting the special game conditions
and service or error modes of the gaming device. Various light color schemes are defined for any
of the required mode of service light operation.
Players at the individual Play Stations may increment their credit by either bills or tickets and
receive payouts in form of tickets or hand-pay, when printing the ticket is not available.
G5 Diamond Play Station is built to accommodate large touch sensitive LCD display together with
separate Button Deck panel. There are several Button Deck options:
• Button Deck LCD display
• Glass panel with integrated Power Meter and “Interblock” logo
• Glass panel with integrated Physical Buttons
• Glass panel with integrated Physical Buttons and Power Meter
• Blank panel
Among a lot of improvements, G5 Play Station has even better security, illuminated armrest,
faster and more powerful embedded graphical engine, HQ sound system, unified Power Supply
system for 110V and 220V regions, and easier access for maintenance purposes.
The new ergonomically designed surface with 8 degrees pitch provides extremely comfortable
player environment.
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Basic Structure of G5 Diamond Play Station
Ticket printer (optional)
Part of the pay system, the ticket printer prints

out the ticket as a mean of credit redemption.
Player tracking console (optional)
Console, where the player registers before he

begins using the station.
Camera (optional)
Camera for taking player’s pictures for different

purposes (Leader board / Score board...). Pictures
can be taken with player’s permission only.
Bill & Ticker acceptor (optional)
Part of the pay system, bill and ticket acceptor

is where the player inserts the tickets or bills for
credit increment.
HD touch sensitive LCD display
A touch sensitive display is an interface through

which the player interacts with the game.
Button Deck touch sensitive LCD display

(optional)
Additional touch sensitive display for displaying

extra side bets and Power Meter Tournament.
Color adjustable illuminated armrest
Gel armrests which are illuminated with LEDs.

Color of illumination can be adjusted according
to customer wishes.
Interblock reader
A contactless RFID card reader. Used as a mean

to access the operator menu and if applicable, for
cashless credit increment.
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Counters (optional)
The G5 Diamond Play Station optionally contains

both mechanical and software counters. 10x
7-digit mechanical counters are mounted on each
Play Station and can display any accountable
value (Bill In, Ticket In, Ticket Out, Hand pay,
Jackpot, Games played, Online, etc.).
LED arc
Service lights used for reporting the special game

conditions and service or error modes of the
gaming device.
Connection Joints
Play Station is basically stand-alone device. In order to create a multistation gaming device, Play
Stations are connected together into string with Connection Joints.
G5 Connection Joint – PS-PS

Connection Joint for connecting two Play Stations. Joint allows
rotation up to 45˚ (in 5˚ steps) to create rounded strings. Joint also
incorporate tunnel for cable connection.
G5 Connection Joint – PS-END

End console for the left and right side of the G5 Play Stations string.
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Pay and Online Systems
The G5 Diamond Play Station can feature any possible combination of bill and ticket devices.
Bill Validators
G5 Diamond Play Station features a custom-built electronic module, which controls all bill
validator functions. The following bill validators are supported:
• JCM Global - iVizion and UBA models (with ICB support)
• MEI - Cashflow SC Advance Series (with EasyTrax support)
• Crane Payment Solutions - CashCode ONE and Ardac Elite
Ticket Printers
The ticket printer in the Play Station is controlled by the same electronic module as the bill
acceptor. The following ticket printers are supported:
• Transact - Epic 950
• FutureLogic - GEN2 Universal and GEN3 Evolution
• JCM Global - Paycheck 4
Cashless Credit Increment and Redemption
All cashless credit operations on the station are performed with the operator’s RFID key, which is
read by the Interblock reader on every Play Station. The operator’s RFID key must be assigned a
sufficient level of authorization to perform cashless credit increments and redemptions. All RFID
chips in keys are unique and cannot be reproduced by any means.
Online Connectivity
All G5 Diamond gaming devices can be connected to online systems. Three major online systems
are supported, including the most widely used SAS with its latest revision 6.02 (sections
Progressives, Tournament, Component Authentication Protocol and Multi denomination
counters are not supported). The other two online systems are V.A.N. (used in the Netherlands)
and X-protocol (used in Australia).
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Interblock Roulette Games
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Interblock Single Zero Roulette Game
In the Single Zero Roulette game, players place their bets on a number or a series of numbers.
Bet on Win Description
A chip can be wagered on any individual number,

1 number
36 x bet including zero (0). The chip is placed directly on
(Straight)
the individual number.
A chip can be wagered on two adjacent numbers

2 numbers
18 x bet by placing the chip on the line dividing the two
(Split)
numbers.
Street bets cover three numbers. Place the chip

on the lower boundary line of the Roulette
3 numbers
12 x bet table below to the corresponding row of three
(Street)
numbers, or on the inner boundary line between
three numbers (for example 0/1/2).
Corner bets cover four numbers. Place the chip

on the cross where the four numbers intersect.
4 numbers
9 x bet You may also wager on 0, 1, 2, and 3 by placing the
(Corner)
chip on the lower boundary line of the Roulette
table between 0 and 1.
A line bet covers two street bets (i.e. the six
different numbers in two rows of three numbers.
6 numbers
6 x bet For example: 4,5,6 + 7,8,9). Place the chip on the
(Six Line)
closest boundary line of the Roulette table where
it is intersected by the line dividing the two rows.
A column bet is placed in one of three boxes
labeled 2-1 on the right side of the table. By
12 numbers placing the chip in one of these boxes, you
(Column or 3 x bet mark all twelve numbers in the column left of it
Dozen) (excluding 0). To make a Dozen bet, place the chip
in boxes labeled 1-12, 13-24 or 25-36. This covers all
the numbers below the chosen box.
A bet placed in one of the boxes on the bottom

18 numbers of the table (red/black, odd/even, 1-18/19-36)
2 x bet
(Simple bet) covers half of the numbers on the Roulette table
(excluding 0).
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Cont.

Chip is placed on the inner boundary line between
Split Columns Column bets (2-1), or on the inner boundary line
1.5 x bet
/ Dozens between Dozen bets (1-12/13-24 or 13-24/25-36).
This bet is available for specific jurisdictions only.
Bet on Description
Played with 9 chips placed: two on 0/2/3 street, two on
corner 25/26/28/29, and one chip on each split: 4/7, 12/15,
18/21, 19/22, 32/35.
Vicini Dello
Zero
Played with 6 chips on the splits: 5/8, 10/11, 13/16, 23/24,

27/30, 33/36.
Serie 5/8
Played with 5 chips: one on 1 straight up , and the rest on the

splits: 6/9, 14/17, 17/20, 31/34.
Orfanelli
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Cont.
Bet on Description
Played with 4 chips: one on 26 straight up , and the rest on
the splits: 0/3, 12/15 and 32/35.
Zero Game
Red Snake
When a chip is placed on a single number (Straight up),

pressing the “Neighbours” button will place a chips of the
same value on the two left and two right neighbouring
numbers (as they lay on the Roulette wheel, not on the
Neighbours table). Pressing this option again will place the same bet on
one additional left and one additional right neighbouring
number, until maximum number of added bets is reached
(set in G4Settings). Until that bets on all selected numbers
start increasing.
Finali option means you are betting on numbers ending
Finali with the same digit, straight up.
(For example, Finali 5, means straight up bet on 5, 15, 25, 35).
Red Splits Played with 4 chips on four red splits: 9/12, 16/19, 18/21, 27/30.
Played with 7 chips on seven black splits: 8/11, 10/11, 10/13,

Black Splits
17/20, 26/29, 28/29, 28/31.
With “Complete” option you are placing chips of the same

Complete value on all allowed combinations of bets on a selected
number (straight up, split, corner).
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Interblock Double Zero Roulette Game
In the Double Zero Roulette game, players place their bets on a number or a series of numbers.

1 number
36 x bet including zero (0) and double zero (00). The chip
(Straight)
is placed directly on the individual number.

2 numbers
(Split)
numbers.

3 numbers
(Street)

4 numbers
(Corner)
A bet on five numbers can be wagered by placing

5 numbers 7 x bet a chip on the outside border of numbers 0 and 1.
The bet covers numbers 0, 00, 1, 2 and 3.

6 numbers
(Six Line)
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Interblock Double Zero Roulette Game

Cont.

2 x bet
(excluding 0).
Bet on Description
Red Snake

pressing the “Neighbors” button will place a chips of the
Neighbors table). Pressing this option again will place the same bet on
start increasing.

Black Splits
17/20, 26/29, 28/29, 28/31.

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Interblock Single Zero Roulette Game – Special Version

Interblock Monte Carlo Roulette
Monte Carlo Roulette game uses single zero Roulette wheel, where numbers are organized in
order as on double zero Roulette wheel.

1 number
32 x bet including zero (0). The chip is placed directly on
(Straight)
the individual number.

2 numbers
(Split)
numbers.

3 numbers
(Street)

4 numbers
(Corner)
6 numbers
(Six Line)

2 x bet
(excluding 0).
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Interblock Monte Carlo Roulette Game

Cont.
Bet on Description
Red Snake

pressing the “Neighbours” button will place a chips of the
Neighbours table). Pressing this option again will place the same bet on
start increasing.

Black Splits
17/20, 26/29, 28/29, 28/31.

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Interblock Roulette Side Bets
The object of Interblock Roulette Side Bets is allowing players to get more action while playing
their favorite Roulette game.
Touchdown Roulette Side Bet for Single Zero Roulette
The Touchdown Roulette Side Bet can be made before each Roulette spin, except for when a
Touchdown Roulette game is already in progress.
The Touchdown Roulette game is triggered with the Roulette result “0” or Repeated Number.
All other outcomes (1 – 36) result in a loss of the Touchdown Roulette Side Bet.
If game is triggered (“0” or Repeated Number), player will be prompted to choose either RED
or BLACK team (team will be randomly assigned to players who fail to select a team in the
designated time).
Each game lasts for 4 spins.

After each of the 4 spins, the football will move according to the following table:
Roulette Result Yard Result

0 0 yd.
1 - 10 3 yd.
11 - 20 5 yd.
21 - 30 10 yd.
31 - 36 15 yd.
Color of Roulette result determines which color End Zone Football moves towards.
The location of the Football at the end of the 4 spins determines Winning Team and Pay Out:
• Red Team Wins: Football closer to Red End Zone.
• Black Team Wins: Football closer to Black End Zone.
• TIE: Football located on the 50 Yard Line.
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Pay Tables for Touchdown Roulette Side Bet - Single Zero Roulette
Pay Table 1 Pay Table 2 Pay Table 3 Pay Table 4
PRTP = 89.80% PRTP = 90.62% PRTP = 92.05% PRTP = 92.87%
Winning Team - Touchdown 1000 to 1 500 to 1 1000 to 1 500 to 1
Winning Team - 10 Yard Line 150 to 1 150 to 1 200 to 1 200 to 1
TIE 5 to 1 5 to 1 5 to 1 5 to 1
Losing Team 1 to 1 1 to 1 1 to 1 1 to 1
Only the highest achieved prize is paid out.
NOTE. Switching Side Bet ON/OFF and choosing specific

paytable for Side Bet is set in InitialValues.exe program (tab
“Multi Game”).
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Touchdown Roulette Side Bet for Double Zero Roulette
The Touchdown Roulette Side Bet can be made before each Roulette spin, except for when a
Touchdown Roulette game is already in progress.
The Touchdown Roulette game is triggered with the Roulette result “0” or “00”.
All other outcomes (1 – 36) result in a loss of the Touchdown Roulette Side Bet.
If game is triggered (“0” or “00”), player will be prompted to choose either RED or BLACK team
(team will be randomly assigned to players who fail to select a team in the designated time).
Each game lasts for 4 spins.

After each of the 4 spins, the football will move according to the following table:
Roulette Result Yard Result

0 - 00 0 yd.
1 - 10 3 yd.
11 - 20 5 yd.
21 - 30 10 yd.
31 - 36 15 yd.
Color of Roulette result determines which color End Zone Football moves towards.
The location of the Football at the end of the 4 spins determines Winning Team and Pay Out:
• Red Team Wins: Football closer to Red End Zone.
• Black Team Wins: Football closer to Black End Zone.
• TIE: Football located on the 50 Yard Line.
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Pay Tables for Touchdown Roulette Side Bet - Double Zero Roulette
Pay Table 1 Pay Table 2 Pay Table 3 Pay Table 4
PRTP = 90.05% PRTP = 91.00% PRTP = 92.11% PRTP = 93.46%
Winning Team - Touchdown 1000 to 1 500 to 1 1000 to 1 500 to 1
TIE 5 to 1 5 to 1 5 to 1 5 to 1
Losing Team 1 to 1 1 to 1 1 to 1 1 to 1

“Multi Game”).
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Goal! Roulette Side Bet for Single Zero Roulette
The Goal! Roulette Side Bet can be made before each Roulette spin, except for when a Goal!
Roulette game is already in progress.
By optimal strategy player should not bet when previous result is “0”.
The Goal! Roulette game is triggered with the Roulette result “0” or Repeated Number.
All other outcomes (1 – 36) result in a loss of the Goal! Roulette Side Bet.
If game is triggered (“0” or Repeated Number), player will be prompted to choose either RED
or BLACK team (team will be randomly assigned to players who fail to select a team in the
designated time).
The object is for the selected team to score a Goal.
Each game lasts for 3 spins, with a potential Bonus 4th spin (shot on goal).
After each of the first 3 spins, the soccer ball will move according to the following table:
Roulette Result Meter Result

0 0m
1 - 10 5m
11 - 20 10 m
21 - 30 15 m
31 - 36 20 m
Color of Roulette Result determines direction towards which color of Goal Net the Soccer Ball
moves:
• Color of Roulette Result is Red – the Soccer Ball moves towards the Black Goal Net
• Color of Roulette Result is Black – the Soccer Ball moves towards the Red Goal Net
The location of the Soccer Ball at the end of the 3 spins determines Winning Team and whether a
Bonus 4th Spin (Shot On Goal) is awarded.
• Red Team Wins: Soccer Ball closer to Black Goal Net.
• Black Team Wins: Soccer Ball closer to Red Goal Net.
• Draw (TIE): Soccer Ball located at Mid Field.
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Shot On Goal:
At the end of the game, if the ball is located on one of the Shot On Goal position (21m - 45m from
Mid Field), a “Shot On Goal” is awarded, and both teams will have a chance to multiply their
winnings.
The offensive team will be prompted to select a target in one of the 4 corners of the goalie net.
The defensive team will be prompted to select one of the 4 corners to place their goalie.
The color and numeric value of the next Roulette spin determines the location of the “Shot on
Goal” (“0” = Missed Shot on Goal).
• Lover Left Target/Gloves = Roulette Result is Red, Low Numbers (1 - 18)
• Upper Left Target/Gloves = Roulette Result is Red, High numbers (19 - 36)
• Upper Right Target/Gloves = Roulette Result is Black, High numbers (19 - 36)
• Lover Right Target/Gloves = Roulette Result is Black, Low Numbers (1 - 18)
Outcome for Offensive Player:

• Select Correct Target = Shot Multiplier is 5X
• Select Correct Color = Shot Multiplier is 2X
Outcome for Defensive Player:

• Select Correct Gloves or Missed Shot on Goal (“0”) = Goalie Multiplier is 5X
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Pay Tables for Goal! Roulette Side Bet - Single Zero Roulette
Pay Table 1 Pay Table 2
PRTP = 92.58%** PRTP = 90.96%**
PRTP = 92.64%*** PRTP = 91.03%***
Winning Team - 45 m stripe (100 x Shot Multiplier*) to 1 (50 x Shot Multiplier*) to 1
Winning Team - 20 m stripe 15 to 1 15 to 1
Draw (TIE) 5 to 1 5 to 1
Losing Team (1 x Goalie Multiplier*) to 1 (1 x Goalie Multiplier*) to 1
Pay Table 3 Pay Table 4

PRTP = 94.92%** PRTP = 92.06%**
PRTP = 94.99%*** PRTP = 92.13%***
Draw (TIE) 5 to 1 5 to 1
Losing Team (1 x Goalie Multiplier*) to 1 (1 x Goalie Multiplier*) to 1
* When Shot On Goal is awarded
** PRTP% when Player is betting in every game
*** PRTP% when Player is betting by optimal strategy
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Big Roulette Poker Side Bet for Single Zero Roulette
The Big Roulette Poker Side Bet consists of three different wagers. The player may place a bet on
any of the three wagers before each spin. Once a bet is placed on a wager, it cannot be removed
or changed until the wager is resolved (maximum of 5 spins).
BLACK FLUSH
This bets refers to following 4 spins after the bet is placed. If following 4 winning numbers are
black numbers such as 2, 4, 6, 8, bet wins. If the 5th number is also black an additional payout is
awarded.
RED FLUSH
This bets refers to following 4 spins after the bet is placed. If following 4 winning numbers are red
numbers such as 1, 3, 5, 7, bet wins. If the 5th number is also red an additional payout is awarded.
STRAIGHT
A bet will be placed on either STRAIGHT. First winning number after the bet is accepted will be
called as BASE number. In the event the following 3 numbers will follow arithmetic sequence,
bet on STRAIGHT will be a winning bet. If the 4th following result continues the sequence, an
additional payout is awarded.
Example: if the BASE number is 5, following 3 spins results should be 6, 7 and 8. If the next spin
result is 9, an additional payout is awarded.
Irregularities:
• If BASE is 0: 1, 2 and 3 (and 4) are required to win.
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Pay Tables for Big Roulette Side Bet - Single Zero Roulette
Pay Out
PRTP = 88.86%
Flush bet
Four Flush 10 to 1
Five Flush 20 to 1
Straight bet
Three straight 500 to 1
Four straight 20000 to 1
NOTE. Switching Side Bet ON/OFF is set in InitialValues.exe

program (tab “Multi Game”).
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Bikini Side Bet
Bikini side bet is a very simple version of a Side Bet for the Roulette game that gives a player
the option of selecting one of six bikinis on a Button Deck LCD panel on the G5 Play Station (See
Picture Below):
Before the game begins the writing “Choose your lucky Bikini” show up on Button Deck LCD
panel. The player chooses the Bikini they believe that will show up on the model displayed on
the IBGHL hologram stage at a predetermined time.
The “No more bets” event for Bikini side bet is synchronized with Roulette game. The “Clear all
bets” button will also clear Bikini side bets. The history of bets for Bikini side is displayed on
Roulette game recall screens.
The Roulette Generator is responsible for generating the outcome of the Bikini Side bet, the time
period that the model will be displayed on the hologram stage and sending the results of the
Bikini Side bet information to the IBGHL hologram screen.
The Bikini Side bet has two Pay Tables selectable in Initial Values:
• 4:1 (PRTP = 83.33%)
• 9:2 (PRTP = 91.67%)

“Multi Game”).
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Interblock Roulette Graphical Player’s Interface
Credit Information
• Total: Displays the total of player’s credits.

• Playable: Displays the amount the player can bet.
Interface Controls
• Cashout: When no bets are on the table, pressing this button will pay out the player’s credit
via ticket printer or hand-pay, if the credit exceeds the limit for ticket payouts.
• Tip: Tipping is an option for the player to express one’s satisfaction with received service.
Tipping is strictly personal choice of the player.
• Main information display: In this window player receives information on when to start placing
bets, when to hurry up and when the bets are closed. Messages about errors which may occur
on the Play Station are also displayed in this window.
• Call attendant: Signals the attendant of the gaming device and/or entering into operator
menu.
• Flags: Changes the language of the entire player’s interface to the language of the highlighted
flag.
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Interblock Roulette Graphical Player’s Interface - Cont.
Interface Controls
• Info menu:
–– Help/Rules: Displays the help screen.
–– Video: Video tutorials describing object of the game, how the game is played on Interblock
Play Station, and additional features, such as Side bets, Jackpot system…
• Options Menu:
–– Show Winnings: As the user places his bets, the possible winnings are displayed for each
bet, if that number will be drawn. Possible winnings display is enabled or disabled by
moving the slider.
–– Fast bet: When this option is enabled player can simply draw his finger across all desired
fields and the selected bet will be placed on each and every touched field.
–– Number Orientation: This option allows player to set desired number orientation on
Roulette table view to be vertical or horizontal.
–– Show Bet Limits: Enabling the option change the display of the Roulette table into display
of the bets limits for the different wagering options.
–– Reserve Table: Enabling the option allows player to reserve a Play Station for a short time.
• Change game: Exit the Roulette game and return to the Multigame menu. This button is
visible only if multiple games are available on the Play Station.
Touchdown Roulette Meter / Goal! Roulette Meter / Big Roulette Poker
Meter and Pay table for Roulette Side Bet.

Meter is showing the temporary and the final result of the Touchdown Roulette or Goal! Roulette
game.
If the Big Roulette Poker Side bet is enabled, the Side bet table is visible.
Wheel bet View Button
Changes the table layout to wheel bet view, where the numbers are placed in circular order as
they appear on the Roulette wheel. With wheel bet layout, the player can place bets only on
single numbers.
Betting Information
• Bet: Displays the amount currently wagered on the table.

• Win: Displays the amount won in the previous game.
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Time for placing bets
• Displays the remaining time for placing bets. When the time expires, the game will begin.
• Spin Ball: If only one player is present at the gaming device, he has an option to manually
start the game once he has placed at least a minimal bet on the table.
Roulette Table
A table where the player places his chips for wagering. The layout can be changed to “Wheel bet
view”.
Special bets (Single Zero and Double Zero game)
• Vicini Dello Zero: Played with 9 chips placed: two on 0/2/3 street, two on corner 25/26/28/29,
and one chip on each split: 4/7, 12/15, 18/21, 19/22, 32/35.
• Zero Game: Played with 4 chips: one on 26 straight up , and the rest on the splits: 0/3, 12/15
and 32/35.
• Serie 5/8: Played with 6 chips on the splits: 5/8, 10/11, 13/16, 23/24, 27/30, 33/36.
• Orfanelli: Played with 5 chips: one on 1 straight up , and the rest on the splits: 6/9, 14/17, 17/20,
31/34.
• Finali: Finali option means you are betting on numbers ending with the same digit, straight
up. (For example, Finali 5, means straight up bet on 5, 15, 25, 35)
• Complete: With “Complete” option you are placing chips of the same value on all allowed
combinations of bets on a selected number (straight up, split, corner).
• Red Snake: Played with 12 chips straight up on: 1, 5, 9, 12, 14, 16, 19, 23, 27, 30, 32, 34.
• Red Splits: Played with 4 chips on four red splits: 9/12, 16/19, 18/21, 27/30.
• Black Splits: Played with 7 chips on seven black splits: 8/11, 10/11, 10/13, 17/20, 26/29, 28/29,
28/31.
• Neighbours: When a chip is placed on a single number (Straight up), pressing the “Neighbours”
button will place a chips of the same value on the two left and two right neighbouring
numbers (as they lay on the Roulette wheel, not on the table). Pressing this option again will
place the same bet on one additional left and one additional right neighbouring number,
until maximum number of added bets is reached (set in G4Settings). Until that bets on all
selected numbers start increasing.
• Hide special bets: By pressing this button all special bets buttons disappear from the players
interface.
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Denomination and Chips
• Denomination button: Setting the value of one credit and hence the value of the game. The
selected value of one credit is displayed on the denomination button.
• Chips: 6 chips, each with different value that the player can select and place on the table.
Values assigned to chips are defined with the selected denomination.
If multi denomination is disabled, 7 chips are available.
Game controls
• Clear last bet/Clear all bets: Clears the last bet from the table. If pressed twice, all bets will be
cleared from the table.
• Eraser: Selecting the Eraser icon player will remove all bets from the fields touched with his
finger.
• Double bet: Doubles all bets on the table. If doubling all bets exceeds the player’s playable
credit, only the first few bets will be doubled until the playable credit limit is reached.
• Repeat last bet: When “REPEAT LAST BET” button is pressed after the end of the game, it will
repeat his bet from the previous game. If button is pressed for 3 seconds, “AUTO REPEAT BET”
option is enabled. This option auto repeat last bet until the button is pressed again.
Last 36 results
Last 36 winning numbers are displayed in this window.
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Features Of the Roulette Player’s Interface
Placing Bets
Placing bets is permitted as long as there is a message on the screen saying “BETS PLEASE” or
“LAST BETS PLEASE”. Chip value is chosen by pressing on one of the chips. Chip value is in credits
and the value of one credit is displayed on the button DENOM.
Player can place bets in two ways:

• Choose the chip with desired value and than press the field on the Roulette table, or simply
drag-and-drop the chip to the table. Pressing the same spot on the table again increases the
bet for the currently selected chip value.
• Fast Bet: player can simply draw his finger across all desired fields and the selected bet will
be placed on each and every touched field. This option can be enabled or disabled by pressing
“FAST BET” button (when enabled the button is highlighted).
Player can cancel his last bet by pressing the “CLEAR LAST BET” button.
If more then one bet has been placed on the table, the player can cancel all bets by pressing the
“CLEAR ALL BETS” button.
When a player presses the “REPEAT LAST BET” button after the end of the game, it will repeat
his bet from the previous game. If button is pressed for 3 seconds, “AUTO REPEAT BET” option is
enabled. This option auto repeat last bet until the button is pressed again.
Fast Bet
Fast Bet option is enabled or disabled with the Fast Bet slider in the Options menu of the player’s
interface.
Fast Bet slider
NOTE. Enabling and disabling visibility of “FAST BET” option is set

in G4Settings.exe program (tab “Touch Screen” in Param.ini).
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Wheel Bet View
User has an option to switch between the table view, where he places the bets on a Roulette table
and the wheel view, where the fields are placed in circle as they follow on the Roulette wheel.
With wheel bet layout, the player can place bets only on single numbers.
Wheel bet view on Double Zero Roulette player’s interface
Showing Possible Winnings
As the user places his bets, the possible winnings are displayed for each bet, if that number will
be drawn. Possible winnings display is enabled or disabled with the Show Winnings slider in the
Options menu of the player’s interface.
Show Winnings slider
Possible winnings displayed in Double Zero Roulette player’s interface
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Bet Limits Display
Show Bet Limits option allows player to review minimum and maximum allowed bets for different
wagering options (Strait up, Split, Street...). Bet Limits display is enabled with the Show Bet Limits
slider in the Options menu of the player’s interface.
Enabling the Show Bet Limits slider change the display of the Roulette table into display of the
bets limits for the different wagering options. Bets limits are shown until the player touches the
display again.
Show Bet Limits slider
Display of the bets limits in the Roulette table
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Number Orientation
Number Orientation option allows player to set desired number orientation on Roulette table
view to be vertical or horizontal. Number orientation is selected with the Number Orientation
slider in the Options menu of the player’s interface.
Number Orientation slider
Horizontal number orientation Vertical number orientation
Reserve Table
Reserve Table option allows player to reserve a Play Station for a short time. This option is selected
with the Reserve Table slider in the Options menu of the player’s interface.
Enabling the Reserve Table slider display sign “RESERVED” over the Roulette table. The sign is
shown until the player touches the display again.
Reserve Table slider
NOTE. Reserved Table option is set or modified in

G4Settings.exe program (tabs “Other settings” in Param.ini).
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Multi Denomination
This option gives the player a choice to set the value of 1 credit and hence the value of the game.
That means higher denomination is selected, higher bets and higher potential wins are possible.
The operator of the gaming device gains further options to set in the game, such as:
• Denomination values in cents
Operator can set up to 5 denomination values in cents.
• Minimum and maximum bets can be set on each denomination separately
The multi denomination option gives the operator a choice to set the minimum and maximum
bet limits for each denomination.
• Denomination scheduling
This feature of the multi denomination option brings a 24/7 schedule when certain
denominations are active, and according to this when certain bet limits are available.
NOTE. Denomination settings, denomination timings and bet

limits are set in G4Settings.exe program (tabs “Common game
settings”, “Game settings” and “Denomination Timings” in
Param.ini).
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Tipping
Tipping is an option for the player to express one’s satisfaction with received service. Tipping is
strictly personal choice of the player.
Tipping a casino dealer or other casino employee

• Tip can be given at any time during the game process.
• Press the button “TIP”.
• Choose apropriate chip value for tipping.
• Place selected chip or chips in the TIP BOX.
• Press “Print”button to print a Tip Ticket.
• Give the Ticket to the person you want tip.
If you select a wrong tip value press button “Cancel”.
NOTE. Tip Ticket could be cashed only at the Casino Cage and
could not be inserted in any gaming device.
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Multi Language Support
The player’s interface already supports many world languages (on display and voice).
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Progressive Jackpot Systems for Interblock Roulette

Games
Progressive Jackpot System gives the casinos an additional incentive for the players and increases
the potential attractiveness of the gaming site on the whole.
Jackpot is an opportunity for an additional win created by players themselves since it is
accumulated by the bets made on the gaming device.
Mystery Jackpot
Jackpot hit value is randomly selected, based on the probability table set in Mystery Jackpot
settings (InitialValues.exe program)
Players, whose cumulative bet is at least predefined amount of money are eligible to win jackpot.
Jackpot current value displayed on the Player’s Graphics Interface (on Play Station) is incremented
by Jackpot Controller based on increment % and “Sum of bets” from all Play Stations. Every time
the current jackpot value is changed, the new value is displayed on the Play Stations and on PID
screen.
If anticipation mode is enabled: when current jackpot value almost reaches the calculated jackpot
hit value, the anticipation mode is started on the Play Stations.
When current jackpot value reaches the calculated jackpot value, one of the players who are
eligible in this game is selected and jackpot is awarded to him.
Trigger for hitting jackpot is that jackpot reaches a previously calculated value.
The chance that the player is awarded with the Jackpot is increased by sum of all bets on all Play
Stations.
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Mystery Jackpot Settings
Min stake to participate (cents)

This is the criteria that determine which PlayStations are eligible to win jackpot. Only players
who bet this predefined minimum are eligible to receive a jackpot.
JackPot initial and maximum value

Range for jackpot value in which jackpot will hit. Values are in currency.
Total cash in for jackpot

Value represents the Sum of all the bets required to reach the Jackpot maximum value. This
determines how much the current jackpot value increases with each bet (increment %).
Important: Increment (in %) added to RTP must be less than or equal to 100%.
Probability table
Set the hit ranges and their probabilities that Jackpot will be paid out in defined range.
Value set in the first row must be equal to the Jackpot initial value setting. Value set in the last
row must be equal to the Jackpot maximum value setting, so that the whole range from start to
the maximum value is covered. Sum of all Percentages must be exactly 100%! If you don’t need 7
ranges, you can define only several, and leave others on “0”.
Start jackpot show at the current value of Jackpot minus random range before it hits (in $€)
Setup for Anticipation mode: a random value is calculated between “From” and ”To” value. When
actual Jackpot value reaches the calculated Jackpot hit value minus this new random value, Play
Stations enter into Anticipation mode. If these values are set to 0, anticipation mode is disabled.
Example:
Jackpot hit value, determined by jackpot controller is $150. “From” value is set to 5 and “To” value
is set to 10. Anticipation mode in this case will be randomly selected by the jackpot controller in
a range at the current jackpot value from $140 to $145.
Elektroncek is NOT recommending enabling this option.
Game Types Enabled

By enabling the specific game, Generator becomes Jackpot Controller (JP Controller) for the
selected game type (e.g. Roulette 0).
That means JP Controller collects stakes from connected Play Stations (not necessarily playing on
Generator which is JP controller) for all game types defined. It does not matter what kind of game
type Generator is currently running. JP Controller increases JP value from stakes participating in
this JP controller.
If no game type is selected, all games played on this Generator participate on this JP. (E.g. if
Generator is dice, Sic Bo and Craps played on this Generator will participate to this JP. If Sic Bo or
Craps is played on any other Generator, stakes are not sent to this JP controller).
NOTE. Option, if Jackpot minimum value is displayed on

Player’s Graphics Interface, is set in G4Settings.exe program (tab
“Common game settings” in Param.ini).
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Roulette Mystery Jackpot Based On Wins Straight Numbers
Jackpot hit value is randomly selected, based on the probability table set in Mystery Jackpot
settings (InitialValues.exe program).
Players, whose cumulative bet put on straight numbers is at least predefined amount of money are
eligible to win jackpot.
Jackpot current value displayed on the Player’s Graphics Interface (on Play Station) is incremented
by Jackpot Controller based on increment % and “Sum of bets” from all Play Stations. Every time
the current jackpot value is changed, the new value is displayed on the Play Stations and on PID
screen.
If anticipation mode is enabled: when current jackpot value almost reaches the calculated jackpot
hit value, the anticipation mode is started on the Play Stations.
When current jackpot value reaches the calculated jackpot value, one of the players who are
eligible in this game is selected and jackpot is awarded to him.
Trigger for hitting jackpot is that jackpot reaches a previously calculated value.
The chance that the player is awarded with the Jackpot is increased by sum of all bets on all Play
Stations.
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Roulette Mystery Jackpot Based On Wins Straight Numbers Settings

This is the criteria that determine which Play Stations are eligible to win jackpot. Only players
whose cumulative bet put on straight numbers is at least here defined amount of money, can hit
the jackpot.


Value represents Sum of all bets to reach the Jackpot maximum value. This determines the factor
(the increment in %), how much will the current jackpot value increase for every bet.
Important: Increment (in %) added to PRTP must be less or equal 100%.
Probability table
Set the hit ranges and their probabilities that Jackpot will be paid out in defined range.
Value set in the first row must be equal to the Jackpot initial value setting. Value set in the last
row must be equal to the Jackpot maximum value setting, so that the whole range from start to
the maximum value is covered. Sum of all Percentages must be exactly 100%! If you don’t need 7
ranges, you can define only several, and leave others on “0”.
Start jackpot show at the current value of Jackpot minus random range before it hits (in $€)
Setup for Anticipation mode: a random value is calculated between “From” and ”To” value. When
actual Jackpot value reaches the calculated Jackpot hit value minus this new random value, Play
Stations enter into Anticipation mode. If these values are set to 0, anticipation mode is disabled.
Example:
Jackpot hit value, determined by jackpot controller is $150. “From” value is set to 5 and “To” value
is set to 10. Anticipation mode in this case will be randomly selected by the jackpot controller in
a range at the current jackpot value from $140 to $145.
NOTE. Option, if Jackpot minimum value is displayed on

Player’s Graphics Interface, is set in G4Settings.exe program (tab
“Common game settings” in Param.ini).
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Golden Chip Jackpot
Golden Chip Jackpot system is a mix of Mystery and Event driven Progressive system.
Golden Chip is a system where participant is randomly (mystery) selected. The Jackpot value is
awarded if the player determined event matches the random result.
GOLDEN CHIP is a chip, which has no pre-determined value (no credits). It is this chip which gives
the player the possibility to win the whole Jackpot value.
Only one player can be awarded the GOLDEN CHIP in a single game.
Player functionality description
In order to qualify for a Golden Chip progressive jackpot, a player has to meet an IB predetermined
criteria (“Min stake to participate”). A player who has met the criteria on the spin that a Golden
Chip is randomly awarded, will have a chance to randomly receive a GOLDEN CHIP (according to
the “How to determine winning station” setting).
The Player will then place this GOLDEN CHIP on any number or group of numbers for the following
spin. If the player does not place the GOLDEN CHIP before the “Last bets” indication, the chip will
be placed randomly on a straight number.
If the number comes up, then the player wins the Golden Chip progressive jackpot (Zero credit
value does not prevent the player from winning the Jackpot).
If the GOLDEN CHIP was placed on a split or corner bet, only 50% (split) or 25% (corner) of the
whole Jackpot value will be paid. If there is no winner, then the Jackpot will build up by the IB
predetermined percentage.
When the Jackpot is won, it will reset to the initial value.
Multigame functionality description
The Golden Chip Jackpot starts at “Bets please” with Golden Chip selection attraction mode
(animation on the screen, LED show). Only one player can be awarded the Golden Chip in a single
game.
After the Golden Chip selection mode, the player has the ability to put the GOLDEN CHIP, which
has no value (no credits), on a straight, split or quarter number. If the player does not place the
GOLDEN CHIP before the “Last bets” indication, the Golden Chip will be placed randomly on a
straight number. If the Golden Chip is placed on a winning number, the Jackpot will be paid out.
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Generator scenario description
The Jackpot is only available for games played on a specific Game Generator, because the trigger
for starting the Jackpot is the number of station games played (per Generator) with stakes that
meet the “Min stake to participate” criteria.
The Golden Chip is awarded according to the values defined in the “Frequency” option in the
InitialValues program.
The Golden Chip Selection is started on the next “Bets please” cycle. After the Golden Chip
selection mode is done, the Game Generator restarts the timer so that players have the same
amount of time for betting.
After the game in which a Golden Chip is awarded ends, the position of the Golden Chip is sent to
the Game Generator, which determines whether a Jackpot is won. The Golden Chip Jackpot can
be won on Straight, Split and Quarter bets in the Roulette game.
NOTE. Option, if only bets on straight numbers are allowed is

set in G4Settings.exe program (tab “Roulette game settings” ->
“Golden Chip Only on Straight” in Param.ini).
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Golden Chip Jackpot Settings

This is the criteria that determines which Play Stations are eligible to win the jackpot.
Only players who bet this predefined minimum are eligible to receive a Golden Chip.


Value represents the Sum of all the bets required to reach the Jackpot maximum value. This
determines how much the current jackpot value increases with each bet (increment %).
Important: Increment (in %) added to RTP must be less than or equal to 100%.
Frequency
Select a range of played games (with stakes) on the Game Generator, where “Golden Chip” will
be be awarded.
• Min. number of games played since last GC awarded – Value represents the minimum number
of games to be played since the last awarded “Golden Chip” (total Play Stations games that
meet “Min stake to participate” criteria).
• Average number of played games till GC is awarded – Average number of games played since
the last awarded “golden Chip” (total Play Stations games that meet “Min stake to participate”
criteria).
How to determine winning station

• Normal random – winning station is randomly selected between all stations which meet the
“Min stake to participate” criteria.
• Linearly weighted random – random selection of wining station is linearly weighted according
to the percentage share of single station bets in total sum of all stations bets on which the
“Min stake to participate” criteria is met.
Hidden Jackpot
Hidden jackpot value is used to fill up visible initial jackpot value after RAM reset or Jackpot
payout.
After each resolved bet, part of this bet (defined by increment in %) is added to jackpot logic. This
logic then determines how this jackpot increment is divided between visible and hidden jackpot.
Hidden jackpot can be incremented when:

• Hidden jackpot value is less than initial jackpot value
• Visible jackpot value is more than maximum jackpot value (whole jackpot increment is given
to hidden jackpot value)
Hidden jackpot is not incremented when it reaches Jackpot initial value and visible jack-pot value
is below maximum value.
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Common Procedures
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Credit Procedures At the Play Station
Credit Increment
Players can increment their credit via bills or tickets, which are inserted in the bill acceptor in the
Play Station.
Cash in with bills or tickets

• Bills and tickets can be inserted facing any direction or side.
• Upon inserting the bill or a ticket, wait until the acceptor checks it (if not valid, it will be
returned).
• If the bill/ticket is correct, the credit is displayed on the screen.
Credit can also be incremented using registered contactless card with authorized access level 8.
By default this option is disabled.
Credit Redemption
When the player wishes to leave the game, he can collect his credit via ticket printer or via hand-
pay procedure. Payout is not possible if the game is currently in progress or if there are some bets
still on the table.
Cash out credit with a ticket printer

1. Player presses the button “Cashout” on touch screen.
2. The screen displays: “Pay out” .
3. The ticket printer will start printing the ticket.
Cash out credit with a ticket printer when Casino staff is needed
The Hand-pay procedure is performed by casino staff when the Cash out limit is exceed:
1. Approach the contactless card (make sure the card has sufficient Authorization level for
performing Hand-pay).
2. A confirmation sound will be played and the “Audit mode” message will appear on the top of
the screen.
3. Press the button “Cash out” on the touch screen.
4. The screen displays: “Pay out”.
5. The credit will be reset to 0. Player collects his winning at the cash register.
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Operator Menu
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The Operator Menu
The operator menu allows authorized staff to set the bet limits on chosen station, review various
statistics and counters, lock/unlock the chosen station, stop the current game and restart or shut
down the gaming device.
The operator menu can be accessed using a contactless card on any Play Station in the gaming
device. Most settings are effective in the entire gaming device, with a few exceptions (lock the
station, shutdown the station, etc.). In these cases you’ll need to access the operator menu on the
desired Play Station. Several cards can be added in the menu itself and each of them can have a
specific authorization level assigned, as a prevention of unauthorized access to confidential data
and settings.
Accessing the Operator Menu
As the G5 gaming device is in play mode, the

user interface for placing bets is displayed on all
stations, unless the screen saver is activated or
the Play Station is turned off.
The operator menu can be accessed by approaching

the contactless card to the “Interblock” reader.
The “Audit mode” message will appear on the top
of the screen. Keep the card on the reader and
then press the “Call Attendant” button.
The operator menu will appear. It consists of 20

menu items, each corresponding to a different
function. Access the desired item by pressing the
corresponding button.
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Setting the Roulette Betting Parameters
The betting parameters for Roulette game can be

accessed by entering the operator menu from the
Roulette game and in the operator menu pressing
“1 - Parameters” button.
Note: Button “1 - Parameters” in the operator

menu is visible only if the front door of the
computer cage (Logic door 3) is open.
As the gaming device is delivered to the customer,

the betting parameters have already been set to
comply with the rules and standards of the local
gaming regulatory. The operator can, however,
modify the following parameters:
Speech volume Specifies the volume of the speech that announces

results and game progress (0-min, 100-max, default
value is 40).
Sound Effects volume Specifies the volume of all sound effects other than
speech (0-min, 100-max, default value is 40).
Send sound settings to all stations Updates the current sound settings (speech and effects)
to all Play Stations.
Mute Mute speech but doesn’t mute sound effects.
Limit Straight up (x 36) Define maximum and minimum value of bet (in credits)
on a single number. The payout for winning a straight up
is 36x the bet.
Limit Split (x 18) Define maximum and minimum value of bet (in credits)
on a two numbers simultaneously. The payout for
winning a split is 18x the bet.
Limit Street (x 12) Define maximum and minimum value of bet (in credits)
on three consecutive numbers simultaneously. The
payout for winning a street is 12x the bet.
Limit Corner (x 9) Define maximum and minimum value of bet (in credits)
on four numbers simultaneously. The payout for winning
a corner is 9x the bet.
Limit First Five (x 7) *00 Define maximum and minimum value of bet (in credits)
on first five numbers simultaneously (0, 00, 1, 2 and 3).
The payout for winning a first-five is 7x the stake.
This parameter is valid for double-zero Roulette only.
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Setting the Roulette Betting Parameters - cont.
Limit Six line (x 6) Define maximum and minimum value of bet (in credits)
on six consecutive numbers simultaneously. The payout
for winning a six line is 6x the bet.
Limit Columns/Dozens (x 3) Define maximum and minimum value of bet (in credits)
on a column or dozen numbers simultaneously. The
payout for winning a column or a dozen is 3x the bet.
Limit Simple bets (x 2) Define maximum and minimum value of bet (in credits)
on a simple bet (black/red, odd/even, high/low). The
payout for winning a simple bet is 2x the bet.
Limit Split Column/Dozen (x 1.5) Define maximum and minimum value of bet (in credits)
on a Split Column/Dozen bet (bet between columns
and/or dozens). The payout for winning a Split Column/
Dozen bet is 1.5x the bet.
This bet is available for specific jurisdictions only.
Limit Touchdown side bet Define maximum and minimum value of bet (in credits)
on a Touchdown Roulette side bet. The payout for
winning a Touchdown side bet is calculated according to
the selected Pay Table for this side bet.
Limit Goal side bet Define maximum and minimum value of bet (in credits)
on a Goal! Roulette side bet. The payout for winning a
Goal! side bet is calculated according to the selected Pay
Table for this side bet.
Limit Poker Flush side bet Define maximum and minimum value of bet (in credits)
on a Big Roulette Poker side bet (Flush bet). The payout
for winning a Poker Flush side bet is calculated according
to the selected Pay Table for this side bet.
Limit Poker Straight side bet Define maximum and minimum value of bet (in credits)
on a Big Roulette Poker side bet (Straight bet). The
payout for winning a Poker Straight side bet is calculated
according to the selected Pay Table for this side bet.
Limit Bikini side bet Define maximum and minimum value of bet (in credits)
on a Bikini side bet. The payout for winning a Bikini side
bet is calculated according to the selected Pay Table for
this side bet.
Max total stake on board (in cents) Define the maximum value of bets (in cents), which can
be placed on the station in one game.
Min total stake on board (in cents) Define the minimum value of bets (in cents), which can
be placed on the station in one game.
Default language Enter the number of language, which will be the default
language in player’s interface on that station.
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Setting the Roulette Betting Parameters - cont.
Set for this station If you have entered new date and time, pressing this
button will set them on this Play Station.
Set for all station If you have entered new date and time, pressing this
button will update them on all Play Stations.
Denomination value (in cents) Set the denomination value (in cents) for the selected
denomination number (below).
You are viewing denomination Select the denomination number you wish to see or
number: reset. The currently selected denomination in indicated
with the red number.
Send these settings to all stations Sets the currently selected denomination on all stations
connected to the designated center unit.
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Managing Contactless Cards
In the G5 gaming device contactless cards are used to access the operator menu, review event logs,
and to perform hand pay payouts when the device is in play mode. In the operator menu, you can
add, remove and review the cards in the system, and assign each of them its own authorization
level.
There are 8 levels of authorized access:
Function Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Level 6 Level 7 Level 8
Parameters
History of bets
Bets / profits on stations
Long IN/OUT counters
Short IN/OUT counters
Other counters – short
Other counters – long
The operator menu
On line counters
Reset counters
Center
Radio cards
Hoppers
Lock / Unlock station
Last bill transactions
Events log
Touch screen calibration
Shut down options
Hardware diagnostics
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Function Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Level 6 Level 7 Level 8
Access log – private

Access log – common
Access log – center
Local errors
Center errors
Event logs
Communication local
Communication center
On-line local
On-line center
Game events local
Game events center
Power up/down
Credit In
c.m.
Credit Out
The cards menu can be accessed by pressing “11 - Radio cards” button on the operator menu. A
list of cards will appear, allowing you to view, edit and delete the highlighted card, as well as add
new cards to the system.
The following information is displayed in the list

of cards:
• Card ID: Unique identification number of the
contactless card.
• Access Level: The Authorization level of the
card.
• Username of the card owner.
• Hand pay: The amount of credits paid out by
hand-pay with the selected card.
• Cash in: The amount of credits incremented
by the card owner.
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Adding New Cards & Editing Existent Cards
New cards can be added by pressing on the “New” button.

A window will open, asking you to enter the Card ID and
the number of authorization level (Rights). Card ID is
entered simply by approaching the contactless card to the
“Interblock” reader on the station, and the ID code in HEX
will display in the “Card ID” field. If you desire, you can enter
the code manually using the on-screen keyboard.
Press the “OK” button to add the card into the system. The
card will be valid on all stations on the gaming device.
Contactless cards in the list can also be edited. The editing

window is identical to “Add new card” window. You can
change the card ID code and the authorization level. Save
your changes by pressing the “OK” button.
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Review History of Bets
The history of bets is displayed in a chronological

order with a screenshot of the user interface for
each game. The player’s bets are indicated with
betting chips as they were placed in the game.
Use the arrow buttons to navigate back and forth
through different games.
In Multigame environment games appear in the
history of bets as they were played chronologically
on the respective Play Station.
The following information about the game is displayed:

• Bonus: Credits awarded in the game.
• Bet: Amount of credits wagered during this game.
• Win: Amount of credits won during this game.
• Initial Credit: Credit value at the beginning of this game (after last cash out or received bonus
preceding the start of this game.)
• Final Credit: Credit value after last cash out or received bonus at the end of this game.
• 1 Credit: The value of one credit in local currency.
• Date & Time: Exact date and time of when the game started.
• Pay in: Amount of credits paid in the gaming device during this game.
• Pay out: Amount of credits paid out during this game.
• Game #: The number of the game. First and last game in chronological order are labeled “First
game” and “Last game” respectively.
• Glow around the table: The color of the glow define to which center displayed history belongs.
Glow is visible, if in G4Settings.exe program (tab “Game settings” in Param.ini) option “Show
center color glow” is set to True.
• Log: Display of the Log window for overview all events that have occurred during single game
recall record.
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Game Recall Record
Credit meters in History of Bets display all information logically related to the game displayed on
each recall screen.
Breakpoint that separates which credit-related events go to previous or next game (game recall
record) is last “Cash out” or “Bonus” event. All events preceding the last “Cash out” or “Bonus”
events are attributed to previous game.
BONUS BONUS BONUS
IN IN OUT IN IN OUT IN IN
Game Game
Game Recall Record
NOTE. The history of bets is stored in a separate database and is

not affected by “Reset counters” procedure. On the other hand
“Ram reset” operation clear history of bets database.
NOTE. Option, if in history are stored all games with credit or

just games with bet on, is set in G4Settings.exe program (tab
“Other settings” in Param.ini).
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History Log
Operator could review all events that have

occurred during single game recall record on the
Log window.
If a checkbox “Transactions only” is marked with a

checkmark, only credit transactions are displayed.
If a checkbox “Transactions only” is unmarked,

all events that have occurred during single game
recall record are displayed.
Credit transaction records are colored to be

distinguish from non-credit events.
• Red: Game events
• Green: Pay In events
• Blue: Pay Out events
• Yellow: Bonus events
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Review Periodical IN/OUT Counters
The first type of counters are the Periodical

(Short) IN/OUT counters, which show the relation
between Bets/Wins and Cash IN/Cash OUT on
each Play Station. Press the “3 – Periodical IN/
OUT” button in the operator menu to access them.
A bar graph is shown, indicating the amount of
credits wagered and the amount of credits that
the players won – profit/deficit for the player
and another bar graph, indicating the amount of
cash inserted and paid out of the station – profit/
deficit for the owner. Exact figures are displayed
in a table, indicating stakes, wins, cash IN and
cash OUT for that station. The percentage of
profits per wages is shown at the bottom.
Review Long & Short IN/OUT Counters
The IN/OUT counters display the amount of

credits inserted (paid-in) and the amount paid
out for all Play Stations. All methods of credit
increment and redemption that the gaming
device supports are accounted. Long counters
display the credit IN/OUT data since the last Ram
clear operation, while short counters display the
data from the last short counters reset.
Press “3 – Periodical IN/OUT” button, to view
periodic counters on that Play Station. Press “4 -
IN/OUT counters - long” or “5 - IN/OUT counters
- short” button in the operator menu to review
long or short counters respectively.
Credit IN/OUT values are represented with bar
graphs, with exact values displayed in a table,
where the profit for the owner (difference
between IN and OUT values) is also indicated for
each individual station.
Pressing “Change accounting unit” button switch
the display of values in a table. Values can be
represented:
• in unit of selected currency (€, $,...),
• in 1/100 unit of selected currency (cents),
• in credits.
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NOTE. To view data from all online Play Stations on the gaming
device, click the “Get accounting for all” button.
Multigame Counters (for Multigame environment only)
When the gaming device is set up in a multigame

environment, where more than one game is
available to the players to access from a single
Play Station (Roulette, Sic Bo, BlackJack, Baccarat,
etc.), Multigame counters provide the exact data
for each individual game. Multigame counters
can be accessed in either Short or Long IN/OUT
counters menu by pressing the corresponding
button.
Data for each individual Play Station is

displayed. Play Stations are clearly numbered for
differentiation from other play stations and user
can also get accounting for whole group of Play
Stations. User can view this data by pressing the
button »UP« or »DOWN«.
Multigame counters will be displayed in a table,

with exact data for Stake, Win, Percentage and
the number of games for each game connected
to the multigame environment.
NOTE. To view Multigame counters, press the “Multigame

meters” button in either Short or Long IN/OUT counters menu.
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Review Long & Short Other Counters
“Other” counters represent all countable data in

all the Play Stations in the gaming device. Press
button number 6 or button number 7 in the
operator menu to review short or long “Other”
counters respectively.
A table is displayed with information about the

current station, including how many times the
station cover was lifted, how many coins were
inserted via coin acceptor, how many coins were
paid out through coin hopper, etc. As well as the
IN/OUT counters, short counters display data
from the last short counters reset, while the long
counters display values from the last “Ram clear”
operation.
NOTE. To view data from all online Play Stations on the gaming
device, click the “Get accounting for all” button.
NOTE. Other Counters definitions and display options are set in

InitialValues.exe program (tab “Counters”).
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Online Counters
Online counters display the data sent to the

online system. If the gaming device is connected
to the online system, the button “8 – On-line
counters” will appear in the operator menu. If
not, the button will not be displayed.
The online counters display data from all counters
on all stations sent to the online system.
Last Transactions
The Last Transactions menu will show you the

logs of all possible IN/OUT transactions via bills,
coins, tickets, bonus, cashless increments or
redemptions and hand pay. Simply click on the
desired method and the log will be displayed in
a window, showing all transactions of that type
with the exact date, time and amount specified.
The last option “Last Bill Transactions” will open
a new window with exact statistics of the bill
acceptor.
The “Last Bill Transactions” window will show you

the exact statistics for all types of supported bills,
as well as the last 5 transactions done by inserting
the bills. You also have an option to reset the bill
validator in that window and view the details of
the bill acceptor, stacker, enabled bill types and
their value in credits.
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Reset Counters
G5 Diamond gaming device contains electronic (software) counters, which can be reset. Press
button “9 – Reset Counters” in the operator menu to enter the Reset counters menu, where you
can reset all the electronic counters in the gaming device.
NOTE. Proper authorization level of the contactless radio card

is required to reset counters. Which counters you’re allowed to
reset also depends on your authorization level. See the “Radio
cards” section for information on different authorization levels.
The reset counters menu gives you the following options:

• IN/OUT counters – short: Resets only the IN/OUT
short counters on that Play Station.
• Other counters – short: Resets all “Other” short
counters data, except the IN/OUT data on that Play
Station.
• IN/OUT on radio card: Resets all data about credit
increment and redemption done by the contactless
radio cards on that Play Station.
• Ram reset: Clears all electronic counters on that Play
Station. “Ram reset” operation also clear history of
bets database.
CAUTION! Once performed, the “Ram reset” operation cannot

be undone. Make sure the operation is well intended before
proceeding. Front door of the computer cage (Logic door 3) MUST
be opened for the “Ram reset” option to appear in the menu.
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Basic Center Unit Commands
Through the operator menu, you can manually

perform some basic commands of the G5 Diamond
Game Generator, when you press button “10
– Center” in the operator menu. These manual
commands are useful for fast maintenance
operations (e.g. cleaning the gaming device) and
for testing those commands after the device has
just been installed. To test those commands, you
must first stop the game, so the “Stop game”
command was added to this menu.
You have the following manual center commands available:

• Stop game/Continue game: Immediately stops the game – even if the player on some other
station is placing bets. Pressing the button again returns the gaming device to play mode.
• Center cover up: Starts the mechanism for lifting the cover of the center unit.
• Center cover stop: Stops the center cover in the current position.
• Center cover down: Starts the mechanism for lowering the cover of the center unit.
• Magazine controls: Open the balls magazine control window.
• Center up/down: Lifts the center cone. If the ball is in one of the pockets, lifting the cone will
cause it to fall into the start position.
• Create IBOnline Offline dump: Initiate offline data dump to USB key.
• Collect center data to Center USB: Copies the entire data of the center unit to a USB key,
which must be inserted in the USB port on the PC in the center unit.
• Collect data: Copies the entire data of that Play Station to a USB key, which must be inserted
in the USB port on the PC in the Play Station.
CAUTION! When lifting the center cover, you must use the
“Center cover stop” command when the cover reaches its peak
position. The cover motors won’t stop automatically at the peak
position and not stopping them could result in a damage of the
mechanism!
Do not use the “Center cover stop” command when lowering the
cover! The cover mechanism will shutdown automatically once
all three switches are covered. Using the “Center cover stop”
command will result in a game not restarting properly!
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Advanced Center Unit Commands
The Advanced commands will only become

available if you open Logic Door 3 (cover of the
Logic Area 2, where the connectors are situated)
prior to entering the operator menu.
The Advanced commands allow you to distribute
the settings to all the Play Stations, update the
software and distribute the updated software to
all the Play Stations.
Distribute EXE:
When you’ve updated the software on the Play Station, use the “Distribute EXE” command to
automatically update software on all Play Stations. (This procedure should be carried out only by
the manufacturer certified personnel.)
Distribute settings:
Press the “Distribute settings” button to distribute all the parameters you’ve set in G4Settings.
exe program (Param.ini) to all the Play Stations in the gaming device. (This procedure should be
carried out only by the manufacturer certified personnel.)
Secure key upgrade:

The software can be automatically updated from a secure USB flash key, provided by the
manufacturer. When you insert the flash key in one of the USB ports in Logic Area 2, press the
“Secure key upgrade” button to begin the upgrade process. The Play Station will restart and begin
upgrading the software from the USB flash key.
CAUTION! If you’ve performed the “Ram reset” operation, using

the “Update settings” will cause the reset of all counters on all
the Play Stations!
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Lock or Unlock Current Station
Through the operator menu, you can lock each

Play Station. Locking the station disables its
user interface, preventing any bets to be placed
through that station until it’s unlocked. Press
button “14 – Lock station” in the operator menu
to lock the station. Pressing the button again will
unlock it.
Review Event Logs
The G5 Diamond gaming devices keeps logs of

all the events that happen on the stations and
center units. On each station, you can review the
event logs from all the stations in the gaming
device as well as all the center units. Press button
number “15 – Event logs” in the operator menu to
review the event logs.
NOTE. Proper authorization level of the contactless radio card

is required to review the event logs. Which event logs you’re
allowed to review also depends on your authorization level. See
the “Managing contactless cards” section for information on
different authorization levels.
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Component Diagnostics
On each Play Station, you can perform basic

hardware diagnostic of the electronic modules
inside the station. Press button “16 – Components
diagnostic” in the operator menu to enter the
Hardware diagnostics.
A window will open, displaying a table of all the electronic modules in the station, as well as the
programs that run on the PCs in the center unit and Play Station and the following information:
• Serial number of the module. Center and Play Station programs do not have serial numbers.
• Factory ID: Factory ID of the module. Center and Play Station programs don’t have Factory ID
numbers.
• Version of the software. For electronic modules, it’s the version of the software on the module
itself.
• Production date: Production date of the module/program.
• Current checksum: Checksum of the software currently installed on the module/PC.
• Required checksum: Checksum of the software, which was installed when verified and
confirmed by the local gaming regulator.
• Ram reset if changed: Indicates if the gaming device will perform a “Ram reset” operation
on the Play Station if the “Current checksum” value does not match the “Required checksum”
value anymore.
• Lock if changed: Indicates if the gaming device will lock the Play Station if the “Current
checksum” value does not match the “Required checksum” value anymore.
• Active: Indicates if the module/program is currently active.
By pressing the “View / Edit selected” button, a new

windows opens, displaying the information of the
highlighted module or program. In this window, you can
activate or deactivate the selected module/program,
and set if the gaming device will perform “Ram reset”
operation or lock the Play Station, if the checksum does
not match the required value any more.
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Shutdown and Restart of the Gaming Device
When you wish to shut down or restart the entire

Diamond gaming device, or just an individual Play
Station, enter the Shutdown menu by pressing
button “17 – Shutdown options” in the operator
menu.
You have the following shutdown/restart options:
Options for center or entire gaming device

• Shut down machine: Shuts down the entire center unit and all Play Stations. When you wish
to switch it on again, you must use the key on the switch box.
• Restart machine: Restarts the entire center unit and all Play Stations. After restart, the gaming
device will automatically enter play mode.
• Stop all games: Immediately stops all games – even if the player on some other station is
placing bets. Pressing the button again returns the gaming device to play mode.
• Close table: The gaming device will countdown [x] games (setting on the center unit, where
[x] is number of games to the end after table closed procedure is started), and after the last
game cycle is completed, the game will be stopped. Pressing the button again returns the
gaming device to Play mode.
• Shut down currently active (for multigame environments only): Shut down currently active
center unit and adjacent Play Stations which are set in “Center.ini”.
• Restart currently active (for multigame environments only): Restart currently active center
unit and adjacent Play Stations which are set in “Center.ini”.
Options for current Play Station

• Shut down this station: Shuts down only the Play Station. When you wish to switch it on
again, you must manually start it from the inside of the station.
• Restart this station: Restarts only the Play Station. After restart, the station will display the
user interface again.
• Restart program: Restarts the software on the Play Station.
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Maintenance
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Safety Precautions
CAUTION! The gaming device must be shut down before

any replacing parts or servicing activity inside the device is
performed.
WARNING! Prior to bigger maintenance operations, disconnect

the gaming device from mains supply.
CAUTION! Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced.

Replace only with the same or equivalent type. This refers to the
lithium battery on the PC motherboard.
CAUTION! Only qualified and trained personnel can perform

maintenance of gaming device. The procedures should be strictly
followed in order to avoid any injuries of people or damages to
gaming device.
CAUTION! No repair of the parts or modules is allowed during

the warranty period.
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Generator Maintenance Intervals
To prevent unwanted malfunction on your G5 Diamond gaming device, it is recommended that

preventive service interventions are periodical. To ensure optimum performance and long life of
your gaming device, service interventions should be carried out by the manufacturer certified
personnel.
The following G5 Diamond Game Generator maintenance operations should be performed

regularly:
Daily maintenance:
• Clean the outer surface of Game Generator
Weekly maintenance:
• Clean the Roulette cylinder - Roulette Gen.
• Replace the cards (not necessary a weekly procedure - it should be done after 220 shuffling
processes - Card generator will alert operator to change the cards) - Card Gen.
Monthly maintenance:
• Restart the computer on G5 Diamond Generator
• Mechanical parts check
• Tube and rim cleaning - Roulette Gen., Bubble Gen.
• Ball replacement (Balls should be replaced each trimester or earlier, if balls become too dirty)
- Roulette Gen.
• Balls replacement (Balls should be replaced every two (2) months or 130,000 game cycles) -
Bubble Gen.
• Blower filter replacement (Filter should be replaced every six (6) months) - Roulette Gen.
• Blower filter replacement (Filter should be replaced every three (3) months or 200,000 game
cycles) - Bubble Gen.
Yearly maintenance:
• Mechanical cleaning
• Fan replacement (ball blower and other)
• Dice replacement (dice should be replaced after 500,000 games) - Dice Gen.
• Transmission belt replacement (between motor and vibration table) - Dice Gen.
• Vibration table fabric replacement (it should be done whenever you see that the fabric on
vibration table is wear out or damaged) - Dice Gen.
• Electrical components check (TestBoards) and cleaning
• PC maintenance (cleaning, contact cleaning,…)
• Check alignment of optical sensors
• Check all moving parts (motors, bearings, shafts,…).
• Power supply check
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GENERATOR MAINTENANCE INTERVALS - cont.
Yearly maintenance:
• Check gap between rim and rotator - Roulette Gen.
• Modules firmware check (optional upgrade to newer version - based on (new) certificate!)
NOTE. Prior to all maintenance operations, stop the current

game. See the chapter “Operator Menu” for detailed instructions
how to stop the game.
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Play Station Maintenance Intervals
The G5D Diamond Play Station requires regular maintenance in order to function properly. The
following Play Station maintenance operations should be performed regularly:
Daily maintenance:
• Clean the outer surface of the Play Station
• Empty the bill stacker
• Check the level of paper in ticket printer.
Monthly maintenance:
• Restart the computer on G5 Diamond Play Station.
Yearly maintenance:
• Mechanical cleaning (dust,…).
• Fan replacement.
• Electrical components check (TestBoards) and cleaning.
• PC maintenance (cleaning, contact cleaning,…).
• Power supply check.
• Modules Firmware check (optional upgrade to newer version - based on (new) certificate!)
Gaming device is equipped with electronic components, which attracts dust from the air, so at
least once per year thorough cleaning is needed. Electronic components are producing a lot of
heat, so optimal performance of fans is requested.
In order to ensure full operation and best possible performance of electrical components,
preventive check of functionality must be performed once per year. Electronic equipment is
powered with the power supply, which should be calibrated once per year.
To ensure best performance of your gaming device, periodic upgrades of modules and firmware
are requested (newer modules and firmware version must be comply according to certificates!).
NOTE. Prior to all maintenance operations, stop the current

game. See the chapter “Operator Menu” for detailed instructions
how to stop the game.
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Maintenance Options
Maintenance / Test Menu
By pressing the button “20 – Maintenance/

Test menu” in the operator menu, automatic
diagnostic mode of the Play Station is started.
Diagnostic process starts detection of electronic

modules which are built into Play Station.
Detected modules are colored in green and
identified with several parameters: Program
version, Factory ID, Production date, Software
version, Module name, Supply voltage...
Additionally “Maintenance / Test menu” gives operator an option to test the following:
• Ticket Printer test: Test the ticket printer by printing a dummy ticket.
• Bill Validator test: Test the bill validator by inserting all kinds of supported bills.
• Light Modules test: Test all lights and all light states configurations of the Play Station.
• Touch Screen test: Test the touch sensitive display.
• Door Switches test: Review the statuses on all door switches in the station.
• Online Module test: Monitor the communication packets on the Online system and statistics.
• Network Communication test: Monitor the TCP communication between Play Station and
Center unit.
NOTE. In case the need for immediate troubleshooting of the

Play Station, Maintenance menu could be started before the
Players graphic’s interface by starting the “MultiGameGUI”
program with number 4 as fourth startup parameter.
For example C:\Program\MultiGameGUI.exe 1 1 1 4
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Ticket Printer Test
Press the “Ticket Module” button to enter Ticket

Printer test menu. In this menu you can review
detailed information about built in Ticket Printer
and its status.
By pressing the “Test Ticket Print” button you can
initiate the test. A dummy ticket will be printed
and you can monitor all states of the printer in
the “Status” section.
Bill Validator Test
Press the “Bill Module” button to enter Bill

Validator test menu. In this menu you can review
detailed information about built in Bill Validator
and its status.
You can insert all supported (or non-supported)
types of bills and tickets to see how the device
accepts them. In the “Status” section you can
monitor the states of the device, as well as the
type of bill the device recognized.
NOTE. None of the transactions in Ticket Printer nor Bill Validator

tests will be logged. The dummy ticket in Ticket Printer test will
not be valid for transactions either.
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Light Modules Test
Press the “Light Modules” button to enter Light

Modules test menu. With this menu you can test
all light states configurations and turn on all light
for checking dead LEDs.
Door Switches Test
Press the “Door Switches” button to enter

Mechanical and optical door switches test
menu. The status of the door switches appears
automatically as you enter the menu. Green
indicator means the switch is closed and red
indicator means it‘s open. You can open or close
all doors on the station to test the door switches.
Touch Screen Test
Pressing the “Touch Screen” button will open

a test window for the touch-sensitive display,
where you can test the screen by freely drawing
on an empty grid.
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Online Module Test
Pressing the “Online Module” button will open

window, where you can monitor communication
packets on the Online system. You can also
monitor different types of communication
statistics, which can be useful for troubleshooting
communication issues with the casino Online
system.
Network Communication Test
Pressing the “Network Communication” button

will open window, where you online monitor TCP
communication between Play Station and Center
unit, and Connection status of the connected Play
Stations.
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Touch Screen Test
The touch-sensitive display on the G5 Diamond Play Station is the main interface between the
player and the gaming device. Due to the sensitive nature of placing bets on the table by touching
the display, it is necessary to have a high-precision detection of the touch. To test the precision of
the touch-sensitive display press button “18 – Touch screen settings” in the operator menu.
A Test screen menu window will appear. To begin

the the test of the screen, to see if your touch-
sensitive screen is properly calibrated, select the
“Test screen” option. The “Exit” option will return
you to the operator menu.
Pressing the “Test screen” button will open a test

window for the touch-sensitive display, where
you can test the screen by freely drawing on an
empty grid.
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Technical Data
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Lock Dimensions
A B C D E F Unlocking
Location Qty (mm / inch) (mm / inch) mm / inch) (mm / inch) (mm / inch) (mm / inch) direction
Top Door Lock 1 18.8 / 0.740 30 / 1.181 28 / 1.102 6.9 / 0.271 5.4 / 0.212 15.8 / 0.622 Right
Add’l Top Door Lock

1 18.8 / 0.740 18 / 0.709 16 / 0.630 6.9 / 0.271 5.4 / 0.212 15.8 / 0.622 Left
(optional)
Front Door Lock 1 18.8 / 0.740 18 / 0.709 16 / 0.630 6.9 / 0.271 5.4 / 0.212 15.8 / 0.622 Right
Logic Door Lock 1 18.8 / 0.740 18 / 0.709 16 / 0.630 6.9 / 0.271 5.4 / 0.212 15.8 / 0.622 Left
Bill Validator Lock 1 or 2 18.8 / 0.740 18 / 0.709 16 / 0.630 6.9 / 0.271 5.4 / 0.212 15.8 / 0.622 Right
Cash Box Lock 1 or 2 18.8 / 0.740 18 / 0.709 16 / 0.630 6.9 / 0.271 5.4 / 0.212 15.8 / 0.622 Right
G5 Electromechanical Game Generator
Assembling A B C D E F Unlocking
spot Qty (mm / inch) (mm / inch) (mm / inch) (mm / inch) (mm / inch) (mm / inch) direction
Logic Door 2 18.8 / 0.740 19.05 / 0.750 / 6.9 / 0.271 5.4 / 0.212 15.8 / 0.622 Right
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G5 Diamond Roulette Technical Data
G5 Diamond Roulette Electromechanical Generator

Ø/H [mm]: 1384 / 979 Ø/H [inch]: 54.49 / 38.54
Weight: 380 kg / 836 lb
Ratings: 100-240Vac; 60–50Hz; 2.5A; Class I unit
G5 Diamond Roulette Electromechanical Generator with 55’’ PID and LED Sign
Ø/W/H [mm]: 1384 / 2919/ 2897 Ø/W/H [inch]: 54.49 / 114.93 / 114.06
Ratings: 100–240Vac; 60–50Hz; Class I unit; Generator: 2.5A; PID: 6–3A; LED Sign: 3A
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G5 PID for Side Bets 38” Double Sided

Display Resolution: 1360 x 768 / 1920 x 1080
Ratings: 100–240Vac, 60–50Hz, 3–1.5A, Class I unit
G5 PID Horizontal 32”

L/W/H [mm]: 702 / 1399 / 823 L/W/H [inch]: 27.64 / 55.08 / 32.4
Display Resolution: 1360 x 768 / 1920 x 1080
Ratings: 100–240Vac, 60–50Hz, 3–1.5A, Class I unit
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L/W/H [mm]: 914 / 659 / 1029 L/W/H [inch]: 35.98 / 25.93 / 40.51
Ratings: 100-240Vac; 60–50Hz; 2.5A; Class I unit
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Settings
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G4 Settings – Param.ini
Program G4Settings.exe is a configuration program used for setting G5 Diamond gaming device.
Settings are stored in “.ini” files and loaded to device memory during the device startup:
• Settings for Play Station are stored in Param.ini file in directory “D:\Data\”.
• Settings for Game Generator (Center Unit) are stored in Center.ini file in directory “D:\Data\”.
To change settings for G5 Diamond Play Station an USB keyboard and preferably an USB mouse
should be connected to the Play Station’s computer (Logic Area 3).
Start configuration program G4Settings.exe from directory “C:\Programs\”.
Select menu “File/Open ini file”, select file “D:\Data\Param.ini” and click “Open”.
NOTE. Changes made with G4Settings.exe program must be

saved to Param.ini file in order to be considered on Play Station.
Once configuration of the Play Station has changed, configuration file can be distributed to all
Play Stations in the gaming device using “Distribute settings”.
(See section “Advanced Center Unit Commands” in the “Operator Menu” chapter in this manual).
NOTE. Command “Distribute settings” must be executed on the

same Play Station where one has changed Param.ini file with
G4Settings.exe program.
If certain Play Station should have different configuration than other Play Stations in the gaming
device, we would like to prevent overriding of the certain Param.ini file with execution of the
“Distribute settings” command. That can be accomplished with creation of the additional files
named:
• Param_[x-y].ini in directory “D:\Data\”, where [x-y] is range of ID numbers of Play Stations.
(example: Param_1-10.ini)
• Param[x].ini in directory “D:\Data\”, where [x] is ID number of the certain Play Station.
(example: Param1.ini)
First the settings from Param.ini are applied. They are overridded with settings from
Param_[x-y].ini and then with settings from Param[x].ini.
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Multi Game
Setting title Description / default value

Game1 = Read only! Games can only be set with Initial Values!
Game18 =
Game number [1] - [18] is currently enabled. Default value is False.
RNG IP address: IP address + port (optional) of Center.exe (e.g. 192.168.1.1:2100)
Game 1 - 18 Custom menu image Custom graphics for this game in Multigame menu. If field is left
blank, default menu image for this game is used.
To enter the proper menu image name, we could copy name from
the “List of available menu images” at the bottom of the screen.
Game1 enabled - Game18 Select if center can switch to this game or not.
enabled
Game 1 - 18 Hybrid Center If center switches between live and mechanical mode, multiple
games must be connected to the same center with different
settings, (1-Mechanical, 2-Live, 3-Virtual). Regular games have this
setting set to 0.
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Common Game Settings

Max. win amount from one PT will limit stakes so that win amount can not exceed this value in
game (in cents): cents. Any win limit setting (set in games) can not go over this one.
Reduce stake on repeat if there True-reduce stake on repeat, if there is not enough credits; False-
is not enough credits: don't place stake, if there is not enough credits. Default value is True.
On screen chip 1 (left) value: Value of on screen selectable chips in credits. Used for all games if
not set in the game. Default value is 1.
On screen chip 2 value: Value of on screen selectable chips in credits. Used for all games if
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On screen chip 6 (right) value: Value of on screen selectable chips in credits. If this value is set to
99999, chip will display "max". Used for all games if not set in the
game. Default value is 50.
On screen chip 7 (only for Spain) Value of on screen selectable chips in credits. Used for all games if
value: not set in the game. Default value is 9999.
Win amount representation on 0 - don't show, 1 - amount = win + winning chips, 2 - amount = win +
screen: winning chips - stake, 3 - amount = win
Max stake limit on one board for This is a general stake limit. Any stake limit setting (set in games)
one game (in cents): can not go over this one.
Credit limit (in cents): PT will not allow cash in over this value. Wins over this value will be
cashed out.
Disable money acceptance on If True then disable all money acceptance on "No more bets" (this
no more bets: will force CoinToFatalOnInhibit to False). Default value is True.
Minimum total stake (in cents): If sum of all stakes is less than this value, stakes will not be valid.
Automatically hide help delay How long does it take to automatically hide help screen. 0-disabled
(ms)
Jack pot limit (in cents): If win in last game > JackPotLimit then station goes to jackpot had
pay for that amount (use only with parameter CrearStakes=1!)
Roulette twin (fast switching Enable fast center switching on Roulette. Default value is False.
center without game menu)
Increment stake counters If set to False, all win meters will be incremented at game result.
(including SAS) at no more bets: If true then at no more bets. (Craps is hard coded to False) Default
value is False.
Show pop up for choosing If set to False, denomination will change one after another. If True,
denomination: pop up dialog will appear. (only applicable when Multi denom is
selected in InitialValues). Default value is True.
Denomination selection type: 0 - min or nearest, 1 - user selection if previous selection not
possible, 2 - user selection every time game is entered, 3 - user
selection when credit is added (only from 0), 4 - user selection for
each game on first enter
Inactivity start time delay (s) Number of seconds before start button can be pressed; if set 0 this
setting is ignored.
Min time between two games Number of seconds before start button can be pressed; if set 0 this
(s) setting is ignored.
Show stakes from other players: Show stakes from other players. Default value is False.
Max undo steps (Clear last bet) Maximum number of "Clear last bet" steps
Cashout menu enabled on Displays cashout menu if more options are available. Default value
Spanish version: is True.
Delay before connecting to Number of milliseconds before game will try to connect to Center.
Center (in msec): This will halt loading of the game for StationID*msec.
Separate Bet/Win/% counters Special requirement to keep separate bet/win counters when
for each RTP: theoretical RTP % is difference is > 4%. Default value is False.
Display JackPot Min Value: JackPot min value will be displayed (min value to participate in
JackPot win). Default value is True.
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Progressive Jackpot win will If set to True any progressive Jackpot win will always trigger a
always trigger a handpay: handpay. If set to False it depends on a Jackpot limit setting. Default
value is False.
Help is allowed if stake > 0: If set to False, help screen will not be allowed if stake > 0. Default
value is True.
Include side bets as part of total When set to True, each side bet will be part of max possible win
Max possible win calculation: calculation, which can lead to reduced stakes in basic game. Default
value is False.
Substract Croupier Tip from Win If set to False, Win (SAS: Total Coin out) meter will not be decreased
(SAS: Total Coin out) counter: for the amount of Croupier Tip. Default value is False.
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Path / Address

RNG (center.exe) IP address: Default RNG-Center PC address for all games - it can be overwritten
in MultiGame section.
Path to image files: Path to the root of the folder containing images (it must end with \).
Default value is “C:\Programs\Images\”
Path to sound files: Path to the root of the folder containing sounds (it must end with \).
Default value is “C:\Programs\Sounds\”
Special version images path: Path to the root of the folder containing images for special version
(it must end with \)
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Other Settings

Default language number: 01-SLO,02-GER,03-IT,04-ENG,05-FRA,06-CRO,07-YU,08-CEH,09-
BG,10-ESP,11-HUN,12-HOL,13-POL,14-RUS,15-ALB,16-FIN,17-SWE,18-
CHI,19-MEX,20-POR,21-USA,22-EMPTY,23-SK,24-UKR,25-ROM,26-
TUR,27-GRE,28-CAN-FR
Use languages (leading zero for 01-SLO,02-GER,03-IT,04-ENG,05-FRA,06-CRO,07-YU,08-CEH,09-
languages < 10): BG,10-ESP,11-HUN,12-HOL,13-POL,14-RUS,15-ALB,16-FIN,17-SWE,18-
CHI,19-MEX,20-POR,21-USA,22-EMPTY,23-SK,24-UKR,25-ROM,26-
TUR,27-GRE,28-CAN-FR
Master menu language number: 0-default, 1-ENG, 2-ITA, 3-ESP
Sound volume (0 to 100):
All games with credit to history This will write every game data to history database. Default value is
(also with stake=0): False.
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Enable shut down machine Enable/disable “Shut down machine” button in “Shutdown options”
option in Shut down screen: menu. Default value is True.
Allow player to stick repeat With this function turned on, player can engage Auto repeat
button: function so the bets are repeated automatically after each game
end. Default value is True.
Allow player to start RNG Default value is False.
(cylinder) with start button:
Use confirmation box for sticking When player tries to stick repeat button, additional confirmation
repeat button: box is displayed.
Time for displaying last pay out If 0 pay out amount will not disappear.
in sec:
Clear all stakes after calculation When False, winning chips will stay on the mat for 3 seconds in the
(no winning chips): next game and will be automatically removed if no other action is
taken in the mean time. Default value is False.
By pressing payout machine If there is no coin unit or ticket printer or player cards enabled
goes to hand pay: machine will go to hand pay. Default value is False.
If in hand pay by pressing Default value is False.
payout again machine cancels
hand pay:
Support residual credit: Default value is False.
Betting Style: 1: we only allow to bet multiples of OddsAgainst; 2: we allow all
bets, calculation will only "Floor" values less than one cent; 3: we
allow all bets, but win calculation will "Floor" the result to credit
value so the player will lose money if bets unwisely.
Hand pay with residual credit True - Hand pay will be done with residual credit; False - Hand pay
will be done only for credit amount without residual credit. Default
value is True.
Error sound on system error: Station makes sound on System error. Default value is False.
Error sound on door open: Station makes sound when main door is opened. Default value is
False.
Play center announcements on Default value is False.
station:
Announcements volume (0-100) 25 - 100
Show last money transactions in Is last pay in and pay out shown in red info box on the screen.
info box Default value is True.
Center synchronization type: 0 - synchronization disabled; 1 - one center starts after another (ex.
Spain twin roulette)
Center synchronization delay: How long after result other center goes to 'Last bets' - in seconds.
Show power and door status in Are Power reset and Door labels shown in red info box on the
info box screen. Default value is True.
Include call stack logging: 0 - Disabled, 1 - Serious errors are saved to ExceptionLog.txt, 2 - Call
stack is stored in log*.dat file, 3 - both. Default value is 3.
Use station language for speech 0 - use language from center; 1 - use station language for
instead of center defined announcements
language
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Use only default language for If true, station always uses default language for speech - it disables
speech: speech language switching Default value is False.
Date format: For delimiter use "." or "/" (including brackets)
Decimal point separator: Decimal point separator (, or .)
Thousand separator: Thousand separator (, or .)
Display chips in currency: Default value is False.
User can switch between chips 0 - no switch possible, 1 - toggle is performed by clicking on game
and currency display: meters in top left of the screen, 2 - toggle button appears in settings
menu, 3 - both previous options. After screensaver the value goes to
DisplayChipsInCurrency value. Default value is 0.
Decimal point separator Defines the separator for decimal point.
Thousand separator Defines the separator for thousands.
On screen time format: For delimiter use "." or "/" (including brackets)
On screen clock visible: If true, clock is displayed in bottom left corner. Default value is False.
Reserve station delay (in sec - if Player can reserve the station for n seconds set here. If set to 0 this
0 - disabled): option is not available.
Player can cancel reserve by Default value is True.
pressing anywhere:
When reserve timeout expires If set to False, station will stay in reserved mode, but it can be
reserve is canceled: canceled by the player. Default value is True.
When the door is closed door When the door is closed door open message is cleared automatically
open message is cleared: without the master RFID card. Default value is False.
Main module switch 6 is used G4 Main module switch 6 is used: 0-not used, 1-As remote hand pay
for (read hint): (Holland), 2-As battery backup stacker switch.
Minimum on screen meters If set to less than 100, a scroller is displayed which can make meters
opacity: less visible. If it is 100, meters are fully visible all the time. Default
value is 100.
Display special regulator info If set, common\X.png image is displayed in bottom right corner of
and help screen: the program. Help file 'common\lang_Y\Xhelp.png' is displayed in
help screen on click. If empty, regulator info is disabled.
How to switch between games: 'Change game' button behavior: 0 - Game closes and selection
menu appears, 1 - available games are displayed over existing game,
2 - pulldown for selecting another game is displayed.
Default value is 0.
Voluntary tip enabled: If enabled, player can tip the attendant by printing a non playable
ticket. Default value is False.
Automatic reconnect: If enabled, game will automatically try to reconnect to Center on
every 10 second if no bets are on the table. Default value is False.
Island ID Interblock Island ID
Games Played Bonus Name: Games Played Bonus name that will be displayed on screen and in
logs. Default value is “Games Played Bonus”.
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Hardware

Coin acceptor enabled: Enables coin acceptor module. Default value is False.
Bill acceptor enabled: Enables bill acceptor module. Default value is False.
Roulette module enabled: Enables roulette module. Not used on G4 (only G3, G2)! Default
value is False.
On line type : (0-disable, 1-CrystalWeb, 2-VAN, 3-SAS, 4-XProt., 5-AAMS, 6-BACTA)
Touch screen enabled: Enables touch screen program mode. If set to False then keyboard
mode. Default value is True.
Ticket printer (I2C module) Enables ticket printer acceptor module. Default value is False.
enabled:
Keyboard led module (Spain and Enables keyboard led module. Also G4 keyboard must be enabled!
Italian roulette only): Default value is False.
Led circle module (G4 only): Enables led circle module. Default value is False.
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Ambient light Led module (G4 Enables ambient light module. Default value is False.
only):
Interblock card reader module Enables led reader (RFID reader). Default value is False.
(G4 only):
Led arc module (G4 only): Enables led arc module. This module is used as tower light status
indicator.
G4 Keyboard Module enabled: Enables G4 keyboard module
Euroblock Keyboard/touch Enables Euroblock keyboard/touch module. Default value is False.
Module enabled:
BarTop module enabled: Enables BarTop module (with external buttons used for bar top).
Default value is False.
G5 led power meter enabled: Enables G5 led power meter. Default value is False.
G5 card reader enabled: Enables G5 card reader (mifare desfire). Default value is False.
Enable beeper on keyboard PCB: When RFID card arrives, hardware beeper will make sound. Default
value is True.
Enable lights on external It can be enabled only on keyboard version. Default value is False.
buttons:
Auto repeat enabled for When the keyboard button is pressed it will start to repeat. It can be
keyboard buttons: enabled only on keyboard version. Default value is True.
Auto repeat enabled for external When the external button is pressed it will start to repeat. It can be
buttons: enabled only on keyboard version. Default value is False.
Sound enabled for keyboard When keyboard version is used hardware beeper will make sound
buttons: for each button press. Default value is False.
GAT serial port number: GAT RS232 port nr., 0 - disabled
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Tower Lights

Function type of lights Led arc module will display: if set to 1 - error stages like (door open,
(0-disabled, 1-error states, refill) , if set to 2 - stages of the game like red light for no more bets.
2-stages):
Predefined configuration 1 - custom config (settings red, blue, green below), 1-default,
(0-disabled, -1 - custom 2-Holland, 3-Slovenian, 4-USA, 5-Belgian, 6-IGT, 7-Canada_Ontario.
configuration):
Slow flash speed (5 msec Timing for slow flashing speed, if "Slow flash" is selected in custom
resolution): configuration below. Default value is 100.
Medium flash speed (5 msec Timing for medium flashing speed, if "Medium flash" is selected in
resolution): custom configuration below. Default value is 50.
Fast flash speed (5 msec Timing for fast flashing speed, if "Fast flash" is selected in custom
resolution): configuration below. Default value is 25.
Error blinking speed: Default value is 100.
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Number of segments on led arc If set to 2, than light 1 and 2 definitions and if set to 1 than light 1
module: definitions are used.
General brightness of all Default value is 20.
segments(0-63). Used for Led
arc and G5 power meter.
Disable led modules Default value is False.
screensaver:
First light (1) shows machine Colors for denominations are hard coded. Other light are white.
denomination: Default value is False.
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Touch Screen

Path to touch screen calibration Touch screen calibration program (full path). Default value is “C:\
driver: Program Files\UPDD\TBCALIB.EXE”.
Enable staking while dragging Stake while dragging or fast bet is enabled after the program
- fast bet (the same like startup. Fast bet is an option where the player can move the finger
keyboard): across the staking field and one chip will drop on each staking
position. Default value is False.
Enable user change of dragging Player can change modes "fast bets" or "normal bets" with the
mode (show Fast bet button) button. Fast bet is an option where the player can move the finger
across the staking field and one chip will drop on each staking
position. Default value is False.
Enable RAW Touch Input mode Detecting raw touch events directly from each touch controller
enables use of two touch monitors at the same time. Default value
is False.
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Ticket Printer

Ticket printer type (0 - Ithaca,
1-Future logic, 2-Ithaca epic):
Currency name printed on ticket Default value is DOLLAR.
(DOLLAR):
Name for cent printed on ticket Default value is CENT.
(CENT):
Casino name printed on ticket: Casino name can be overwritten with value sent by SAS poll 7C or 7D
Casino address printed on ticket: Casino address can be overwritten with value sent by SAS poll 7C or
7D
Casino adress1 printed on ticket: Casino address1 can be overwritten with value sent by SAS poll 7C or
7D
Ticket void after n days printed Cashable ticket voids after number of days set here. This value can
on ticket: be overwritten by SAS poll 7C or 7D.
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Restricted ticket void after n Restricted ticket voids after number of days set here. This value
days printed on ticket: can be overwritten by SAS poll 7C or 7D or by last transaction of
restricted credits.
Maximum cashout value for Maximum amount in cents which can be cashed out with ticket
cashout ticket (in cents): (hand pay receipt can be higher). Above this value the machine will
go to hand pay.
Host ID printed on ticket: If GMID or Machine number is not set in InitalValues, than this ID
will be printed on the ticket.
Use nested macros with Ithaca Nested macros shall be used for Chinese layout of the ticket if
epic: Ithaca epic printer is used. Default value is False.
Ticket credit limit checked at If current credit+ ticket amount > setting then reject. It can be set <=
redemption (in cents): than Common game settings->Credit limit
No void after text printed on If set to True, than "Ticket voids after..." text will not be printed on
ticket: the ticket (Canada). Default value is False.
Print casino address1 and If set to False Machine ID and floor location will be printed on the
address2 on the ticket ticket. Default value is True.
Cashable ticket title: Cashable ticket title (normally “CASHOUT TICKET” or “CASHOUT
VOUCHER”). Default value is CASHOUT TICKET.
Disable paper low sensor: Paper low warning will not be reported. Default value is False.
Currency sign used to send to Printer firmware can convert $ to € or ~158 to € on GEN2 or chr(213)
the printer: to € or chr(164) to € on Ithaca , so we can use any character here
which is sent.
Use centered barcode ticket for Use centered barcode ticket for jackpot receipt, so that the ticket
jackpot receipt: can be redeemed at the machine. Default value is False.
Ticket register period after Nubmer of hours after Ferrari Tournament ticket was won till
printed in hours: registration. Default value is 24.
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Bill Acceptor

Bill type 1 - GPT, 2 - GBA, 3 - smile, Here we set type of bill acceptor.
4 - JCM, 5 - MEI, 6 - ARDAC:
Enable bill type 1-15: Enables bill note programmed in bill acceptor FW on position 1-15.
If the value for this position is not set in Initial values it will not be
enabled. Default value is False.
Bill insertion in only one If set to True, than bill note can be inserted only in one orientation.
orientation (GPT,JCM): Default value is False.
Bill insertion in only one If set to True, than bill note can be inserted only in one direction.
direction (GPT,JCM): Default value is False.
Use - check I2C bill module Optional stacker micro switch is installed and connected to bill
stacker switch for remove/ module to detect stacker removed/installed. Default value is False.
install detection.:
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Enable use of bill acceptor only If set to True and bill acceptor and hopper is installed, inserted bill,
for exchange to coins: will be cashed out in coins and not credited. Default value is False.
Bill credit limit checked at If current credit+ bill value > setting then reject. It can be set <=
insertion (in cents): than Common game settings->Credit limit
Automatically clear stacker Default value is False.
counters when stacker is
installed (no dialog):
Enable insertion of bar code Enables accepting of bar code tickets. We have to set also validation
(ticket): system (SAS). Default value is False.
WBA command mode supported Set to False for EBA and ARDAC! Default value is False.
(False for EBA, ARDAC):
Enable GPT bill security level 2: Default value is False.
High GPT bill security level
mask:
GPT bill stacker required: GPT bill acceptor can run without the stacker. Default value is True.
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Coin Acceptor

CC talk communication with CC-talk communication with coin acceptor is used. Default value is
coin validator: True.
CC talk communication with CC-talk communication with hopper is used. Default value is True.
hopper:
Enable coin type 1-6: Enables coin programmed in coin acceptor FW on position 1-6. If
the value for this position is not set in Initial values it will not be
enabled. Default value is False.
Enable hopper number 1: Enables hopper 1. If at least one of the coins is not routed to this
hopper it will not be enabled! Default value is False.
Enable hopper number 2: Enables hopper 2. If at least one of the coins is not routed to this
hopper it will not be enabled! Default value is False.
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Coin type 1-6 routed to hopper Coin 1-6 will be routed to hopper nr. (1 or 2) defined here. This
number: defines only the value of the hopper. Mechanical routing (sorter
settings) must be defined separate.
Max. number of coins in hopper Maximum number of coins in the hopper 1, before they are routed
1: to cash box. Default value is 200.
Max. number of coins in hopper Maximum number of coins in the hopper 2, before they are routed
2: to cash box. Default value is 200.
Min. number of coins in all Minimum number of coins for any hopper, before refill lockup status
hoppers: will be generated.
Enable software (counting) Hopper level Min/max is controled by software counting of the
hopper level control: coins. If false than only high and low sensor is used. Default value is
True.
Hopper cash out limit (in cents): Maximum amount in cents which can be cashed out with hoppers.
Above this value the machine will go to hand pay.
Hopper initial Value: Number of coins which is always inserted after hopper clearance.
Hand pay on non-payable 0-No Hand pay on non-payable amount; 1-Hand pay on second
amount: CashOut pressed; 2-Hand pay on first CashOut pressed.
Go to hand pay on hopper error: If hopper runs empty or has an error during pay out go to hand pay.
Default value is True.
Hand pay only if hopper empty: If hopper is in error, hand pay does not occur. Default value is True.
Produce fatal error when coin is This setting will always be false if DisableAcceptance (Common
inhibited game settings) is True.
Coin credit limit checked at If current credit+ coin value > setting then reject. It can be set <=
insertion (in cents): than Common game settings->Credit limit
Primary sorter path (1,2,3): This sorter path is used to route all coins to cash box.
Sorter path coin 1-6 (1,2,3): This sorter path is used to route coin 1-6 to hopper.
Routing mask (binary value) which should be set to route coin nr. 1-6
to hopper. This value is ignored if it is set in InitialValues (the same
setting)
Routing mask (binary value) which should be set to route coin nr. 1-6
to cash box. This value is ignored if it is set in InitialValues (the same
setting)
Allow direct refill into hopper Coins can be refilled directly to the hopper and nr. of coins refilled
refill screen: can be manually written to the refill scrren. Default value is True.
Enable gamble of rest of credit Fair gamble is performed if the cashout amount is not dividable by
if coin value in main hopper > the hopper coin value. Default value is False.
credit:
Number of coins for hopper test: Number of coins which can be cashed out by the test hopper button
in the master menu refill screen.
Inhibits validator with disabling For coin acceptors where we can not use inhibit all line, we inhibit
all coins (if inhibit all doesn't all by disabling all 6 coins. Default value is False.
work):
Hopper pay out amount if hand If > 0 then pay out that amount, if < 0 then pay out to rounded
pay (0-no pay out - in cents): value (for example: PayOutIfHandPay=- 10 and amount to pay out is
123 (hopper will pay out 3))
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Hopper pay out - number of Hopper cashout is performed in frames of (n) coins, set here.
coins in one frame (1-255):
Hopper pay out - time between Time between hopper cashout frames.
two frames (msec)
Show Total cashable (instead of Show Total cashable amount of players money (instead of just
just Total) Total). Default value is False.
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Cash Box (Player Cards or Ticket Validation)

Enable player cards (connection Default value is False.
to cash desk):
Enable cash box ticket validation Default value is False.
(connection to cash desk):
Name and path for to cash desk
database (Elcards.gdb file):
Print receipt for hand pay or Default value is True.
jackpot win:
Ticket redemption enabled: Default value is False.
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OnLine

Serial port number It only has effect on AAMS, BACTA and GAT
Baud Rate It only has effect on BACTA (0-300,1-600,2-1200,3-2400,4-4800,5-
9600,6-19200,7-38400,8-57600,9-115200,10-230400,11-460800,12-
921600)
Lock station if online error In the case of communication problem with online system (loop
down) PT will lockup. With SAS always set to False.
Enable remote credit add and If enabled, it allows for credit increment and redemption via VAN
clear from OnLine and X-protocol online systems. Default value is False.
Supported arcade management Default value is 33235.
flags for VAN:
Supported options flags for VAN: Default value is 81.
Manufacturer code for VAN: Default value is IBL.
TK code for VAN: Default value is K.
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TK number for VAN: Default value is 5555.
Protocol library revision number: Default value is 70.
Handle jackpot value VAN: If enabled and linked jackpot enabled in supported options then
handle jackpot value (Hanpay for jack pot win value, send to
counters if defined). Default value is False.
Min. stake to participate in LJP Value is in cents! Default value is 1.
in cents(6A is not sent):
Max. cashless credit limit Default value is 5000.
checked at redemtion( in cents):
Cashless payout limit: (in cents): Default value is 99999999
IBOnline enabled: Set to True to enable IBOnline. Default value is False.
Periodically send accounting Accounting data are sent after every game end and periodically if
data: data are changed. Default value is False.
Periodically send Sas data: Sas data are sent after every game end and periodically if data are
changed. Default value is False.
Security Check Seed: Security check seed has to be entered (8 char) to enable BCSP.
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OnLine - SAS

Machine serial number: Machine serial number sent to SAS. Default value is “ELE/1”.
SAS protocol version (4 - 4.05, 5 - SAS protocol version
5.02, 6 - 6.01, 62 - 6.02):
Bill country code (37-USA): Bill country code for bills sent to SAS
Send current credits and If set to True, SAS meters 0C and 1B are sent in cents even if SAS
restricted credits in cents accounting denomination in InitialValues is set to more than 1 cent
(meters 0C,1B):
Communication address (use SAS communication address on port1. Use only this setting if
if all stations have the same address is the same on all stations. 0 - port is disabled.
address):
Communication address for SAS communication address on port1 for station nr.(n). This setting
station nr. 1-12: overwrites the common setting above. 0 - port is disabled.
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General control on port: Used when both ports are used. The one where only ticketing
system (Easypay) is connected should be set to False.
Ticket validation type 1- Ticket validation type set on Port1. Only 2 and 3 can be set. 0-
standard validation, 2-system, disabled
3-sec. enhanced:
Support ticket redemption: Enable ticket redemption on port1
Support AFT (advanced founds AFT support enabled on port1.
transfer):
Enable Jackpot-Hand pay reset Hand pay or Jackpot reset to credit enabled on port1 (SAS poll 94).
to credit option:
Multi-denominaion support Multi denomination support enabled (response to poll A0). Default
enabled: value is False.
Report all game results even if Reel results are reported to SAS even if stake=0 (reel n has stopped
the game is not played (SIQ): exception 88)
Write transactions to OnLine Enabled additional logging of SAS transaction states
log:
Length of extended meters in Defines the length of extended meters in Binary Decimal Counter
BDC (BDC).
Type of CRC16 calculation (poll 1-on both exe files,2-on MultigamGUI.exe,3-on SHA all
21): executables,4-on SHA of all CF drives
Type of overall theoretical 1-on all games enabled in InitialValues, 2-On all different games
payback % calculation: enabled in InitialValues.
Only general control port is used If set to True, then only general control port will handle 01,02 polls.
for LOCK/UNLOCK (polls 01,02): If False then polls received from both ports will be handled. Default
value is False.
Support 40ms pooling rate: Enabled 40 msec polling rate on port1
Enabled 40 msec polling rate on port2.
Support legacy bonus awards: Legacy bonusing enabled on port1 .
Legacy bonusing enabled on port2.
Legacy multiplied bonus win Multiplied win bonus Enabled. To enable it, also "Legacy bonus
supported: awards" setting must be enabled on port1 or port2.
Enable/Disable bill acceptor Enabled option to enable/disable bill acceptor using SAS polls 06,07.
supported (poll06,07):
TITO hand pay validation: Hand pay and jackpot hand pay is validated using TITO (exception
3E...). The system can overwrite this setting with poll 7B.
Print receipts: Hand pay and Jackpot receipts are printed.
TITO hand pay validation if no Hand pay and jackpot hand pay are validated if "Print receipts" is set
receipt: to false and "TITO hand pay validation" to True.
No receipt print on printer error: When hand pay or Jackpot hand pay is canceled and printer cannot
print a receipt, it will not be printed.
Support cashable promotional Cashable promotional credits can be accepted by ticket or AFT.
credits:
Support restricted promotional Restricted promotional credits can be accepted by ticket or AFT.
credits:
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Print restricted promotional Enables cashout (with ticket) of restricted promotional credits.
ticket:
Printer available for transaction All AFT transactions to ticket enabled.
receipts:
Transfer to host of less than full AFT status (bit 1) - less than full amount transfers allowed.
available amount allowed:
Custom ticket data supported: AFT status (bit 2) - Custom ticket data supported.
In house transfers enabled: AFT status (bit 4) - In house transfers enabled.
Bonus transfers enabled: AFT status (bit 5) - Bonus transfers enabled.
Debit transfers enabled: AFT status (bit 6) - Debit transfers enabled.
Cashout to host enabled: General setting to enable/disable AFT transactions to host. The
setting can be overwritten by SAS poll 72 (transfer flags bit 1).
Jackpot win amount to host Enables AFT Jackpot win amount transfers to host.
enabled:
Credit excess win amount to Enables AFT win amount over credit limit transfers to host.
host enabled:
Host cashout mode currently If set to True soft cashout mode is set. The setting can be
soft (else hard): overwritten by SAS poll 72 (transfer flags bit 2).
If soft then use AFT for cashout: If PT is in soft mode, and this setting is set to True, then AFT will be
used for cashout. If it is set to False, then other cashout method will
be used (ticket).
Single transfer limit (in cents): Max amount of any AFT transaction.
Credit limit checked at transfers If current credit+ AFT transaction amount > setting then reject. It
to GM (in cents): can be set <= than Common game settings->Credit limit
Lock after transfer supported Enable support of lock after AFT transfer (introduced in SAS 6.02).
(6.02)
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Monitor Settings

Screen resolution: 0 - 1280x1024, 1 - 1280x800, 2 - 1920x1080, 3 - 1920x1320 , 4 -
1600x770, 5 - 1366x768; Default value is 0.
Monitor type: 0 - No software control, 1-JustFlat, 2-DataModul; Default value is 0.
Serial port number: Serial port nr. where monitor controller is connected.
Source 1 - 10: Leading zero required!; 01 - VGA, 02 - DVI, 03 - VIDEO, 04 - SVIDEO,

05XX - TUNER and CHANNEL nr. (i.e. 0503-Tuner ch. 3)
Name: Source name
Start screen saver after n Default value is 15.
seconds:
Type of screensaver (0-images, Default value is 0.
1-selected source):
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Go to information mode mode Default value is False.
after motion detected:
Screensaver images folder Default value is “images\ScreenSaver\”.
Image sequence selection 0-blank screen, 1-images displayed one after another, 2-images
displayed in random order ; Default value is 1.
Image effect 0-still image, 1-zoom in effect, 2-zoom in-out effect ; Default value
is 1.
Image visibility duration Time between changing images in screen saver (in seconds). Default
value is 8.
Source for screensaver: If “Type of screensaver=1” then write one of the sources on the left
(i.e.: 0529)
Pip To Fullscreen Enabled Default value is True.
Pip volume adjust Enabled Default value is False.
Game 1: - Game 18: Leading zero required!; Write sources from above in one line (i.e.:
0103051202)
Always ON If True, PIP position is read from box on the right, otherwise PIP
position is defined by the design. Default value is False.
PIP position Position for PIP separated by a comma: 'Left,Top,Right,Bottom'
Hide delay: Delay (in ms) to hide PIP after result (if Always ON is set to False).
Default value is 500.
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Denomination Timings

Mode 1 Default value is 0;0;0;0;
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GLM

Path to GLM Video files: Path to the root of the folder containing GLM Video (it must end
with \). Default value is “C:\GLM_Video\”.
Path to videoplay.exe: Path to the folder containing videoplay.exe (it must end with \).
Default value is “C:\Windows\System32\”.
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G5 Diamond Gaming Device Settings
Roulette 0/00 Game Settings

Denomination value in cents: Default value is 100.
Stake limit Simple bets (x 2) Max. and min. stake in one game. Default value is 180. Maximum
value is 32639.
Stake limit Columns/Dozens (x Max. and min. stake in one game. Default value is 120. Maximum
3) value is 32639.
Stake limit Six Line (x 6) Max. and min. stake in one game. Default value is 60. Maximum
value is 32639.
Stake limit First five (x 7) *00 Max. and min. stake in one game. Default value is 60. Maximum
value is 32639.
Stake limit Corner (x 9) Max. and min. stake in one game. Default value is 40. Maximum
value is 32639.
Stake limit Street (x 12) Max. and min. stake in one game. Default value is 30. Maximum
value is 32639.
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Stake limit Split (x 18) Max. and min. stake in one game. Default value is 20. Maximum
value is 32639.
Stake limit Straight up (x 36) Max. and min. stake in one game. Default value is 10. Maximum
value is 32639.
Stake Split Column/Dozen (x 1.5) Max. and min. stake in one game. Default value is 240. Maximum
value is 32639.
Stake limit Touchdown: Max. and min. stake in one game. Default value is 10. Maximum
value is 32639.
Stake limit Goal: Max. and min. stake in one game. Default value is 240. Maximum
value is 32639.
Stake limit Poker Red/Black Max. and min. stake in one game. Default value is 10. Maximum
Flush: value is 32639.
Stake limit Poker Straight: Max. and min. stake in one game. Default value is 10. Maximum
value is 32639.
Stake limit Bikini: Max. and min. stake in one game. Default value is 600. Maximum
value is 32639.
Max stake limit on board (in Max. total stake in one game in cents. This setting overwrites the
cents) one in common game settings. Default value is 100,000.
Min total stake (in cents): Min. total stake in one game in cents. This setting overwrites the
one in common game settings.
Max. win amount (in cents): PT will limit stakes so that win amount cannot exceed this value in
cents. This setting overwrites the one in common game settings.
Default value is 1,000,000.
On screen chip 1 (left) value: Value of on screen selectable chips in credits. If not set, values from
Common game settings are used.
On screen chip 2 value: Value of on screen selectable chips in credits. If not set, values from
On screen chip 6 (right) value: Value of on screen selectable chips in credits. If this value is set to
65536, chip will display “max”. If not set, values from Common game
settings are used.
On screen chip 7 (eraser) value: Value of on screen selectable chips in credits. If not set, values from
Center or local color glow: 0 - no center color glow, 1 - center color glow is taken from center, 2 -
center color glow is overridden from settings below.
Screen Color: Screen Color: red, green and black values.
Show possible win for individual If True, an indicator representing win value on individual result is
result: displayed. Default setting is True.
Display button to show/hide If True, a button will appear for enabling/disabling display of
possible win: possible win amount for individual result. Default value is True.
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Split bet enabled between bets Split bet enabled between bets 1st, 2nd, 3rd 12 and 2to1 line bets
1st, 2nd, 3rd 12 and 2to1 line bets:
(Odds 2:3). Default value is False.
Number of neighbours set when First press on Neighbours bet will set selected number of bets on
first press: each side of selected position. So if the number is set to 2, there will
be 4 new chips placed on table. On every subsequent bet only one
additional chip will be set on each side. Default value is 2.
Max number of neighbours until Max number of bets added to original bet (half of this number on
bets will be increased: each side) until all bets will start increasing. This number should be
even and higher than "Number of neighbours set when first press".
Default value is 10.
Orientation of numbers on bet 0 - numbers vertical, 1 - numbers horizontal, 2 - numbers vertical,
field: toggle for selecting orientation in settings menu , 3 - numbers
horizontal, toggle for changing orientation is displayed in settings
menu. Default value is 0.
Side bet allowed even if base If False, side bet bet is not allowed if no base bet is placed. Default
bet is zero: setting is True.
Roulette special bets enabled: 0 - Special bets are enabled, 1 - Special bets are enabled, but not
shown by default when entering the game, 2 - Special bets are not
available.
Golden Chip Only on Straight False: Straight, Split and Corner bets are allowed; True: Only Straight
numbers are allowed. Default value is False.
Bikini bet - player can bet only Default value is True.
on one color:
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G4 Settings – Center.ini
Program G4Settings.exe is a configuration program used for setting G5 Diamond gaming device.
Settings are stored in “.ini” files and loaded to device memory during the device startup:
• Settings for Play Station are stored in Param.ini file in directory “D:\Data\”.
• Settings for Game Generator (Center Unit) are stored in Center.ini file in directory “D:\Data\”.
To change settings for G5 Diamond Generator (Center unit) an USB keyboard and preferably an
USB mouse should be connected to the center’s computer.
Start configuration program G4Settings.exe from directory “C:\Programs\”.
Select menu “File/Open ini file”, select file “D:\Data\Center.ini” and click “Open”.
NOTE. Changes made with G4Settings.exe program must be

saved to Center.ini file in order to be considered on center unit.
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Common Settings

Roulette 0 machine: Center program will run in single zero roulette mode. Default value
is False.
Roulette 00 machine: Center program will run in double zero roulette mode. Default value
is True.
Dice machine: Center program will run in dice (Sic Bo) mode. Default value is False.
Craps: Center program will run in dice (Craps- 2 dice) mode. Default value is
False.
Horse race: Center program will run in horse race mode. Default value is False.
Baccarat: Center program will run in baccarat mode. Default value is False.
BlackJack Center program will run in black jack mode. Default value is False.
Keno Center program will run in Keno mode. Default value is False.
FSC Center program will run in dice (FSC) mode. Default value is False.
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Big 6 Center program will run in Big 6 mode. Default value is False.
Pop’N Poker Center program will run in Pop’N Poker mode. Default value is False.
Multihand Blackjack: Center program will run in Multihand Blackjack mode. Default value
is False.
Program position on screen left:
Program position on screen top: Default value is 2.
Sound announcements enabled: Program will play game stake announcements. Default value is
False.
Path for wav files (+game name Default value is “C:\Wav\”.
added automaticaly):
Path for image files: Used for manual roulette cylinder croupier interface. Default value
is “Images\Center\”.
Speech voice: 0-default, 1-female, 2-male
Machine ID used for reports and
GSM:
Number of stations connected Default value is 8.
to center program (RNG):
Center starts if no players on the Default value is True.
machine:
Sound stops if no players on the Default value is False.
machine:
Sound volume (0 to -100):
Center program restarts or Used if center program is the only program on the computer -
shutes down machine: normally play station program nr.1 shutes down the machine.
Game time in seconds: Time available for placing bets on the table. Default value is 60.
Game time tolerance in seconds: Game time variates GameTime+/- GameTimeTolerance
Game time starts from True - Game timer starts on final result; False - Game timer starts
detection (not from one start to immediately after it runs down to 0. Default value is False.
another):
Stations which form group with When "Shutdown/Restart local machine" is pressed in master
this Center: menu, only these stations will get the message. Separate stations
with semicolon and use "-" to define set (i.e. 1;5;22-33;121;). Leave
blank to select all stations connected.
Stations which will send bet info List of playstations to send detailed bet info to center. Separate
to this Center: stations with semicolon and use "-" to define set (i.e. 1;5;22-33;121;).
Leave blank to disable sending bet info on playstations.
Stations which will receive bet List of playstations to receive detailed bet info from center. Separate
info from this Center: stations with semicolon and use "-" to define set (i.e. 1;5;22-33;121;).
Leave blank to disable receiving bet info on playstations.
Include call stack logging: 0 - Disabled, 1 - Serious errors are saved to ExceptionLog.txt, 2 - Call
stack is stored in log*.dat file, 3 - both; Default value is 3.
Hurry up time - time from start i.e. in Roulette this time starts when the ball start running. Default
of center to no more bets: value is 12.
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Writing to center game log Center will not write RNG results to log file. Default value is False.
enabled (RNG results):
Allow incoming accounting data Center will not request accounting data and will ignore any
or requests accounting requests made from stations when set to False. Default
value is False.
Request for accounting data If True center sends command at connect to request accounting
after game end: data after game end.
Show stations in croupier When manual RNG is enabled, stations are graphically displayed in
interface: croupier interface. Default value is True.
Go to bets please on game For Roulette: When set to True, game will go to bets please on
cancel (no Forced Reset): “Game cancelled” event, otherwise it restarts the cycle without
leaving “No more bets”. For Other games: when set to True, if game
is canceled stakes will be returned with no “Forced Reset”
JackPot enabled: If progressive jackpot is enabled in InitialValues we can disable it
here, but we can not enable it if it is not set in InitialValues. Default
value is True.
Write Jackpot hits to scv If progressive jackpot is enabled all hits are written to \LOG\Jacpot.
database: scv file (for Germany). Default value is False.
Golden Chip Max Player Defines the maximum time for Golden Chip selection attraction on
Selection Time: Playstation. Recomended setting = 11
Remote Control Socket Port: 0 - No Remote Control; Enabling Remote Control disables auto start
of center.
Delay for activating start Delay after ‘Bets please’ for center to activate the start RNG button
button: on playstations. If 0, start button is allways enabled, if -1 start
button is always disabled.
Center must wait for Start If True, center will not start unless one of the players or attendant
button: will press 'Start RNG' button. Default value is False.
Use master button to start If True, door down switch can be used as a trigger for starting
center: the RNG (If center must wait for start button). This disables error
reporting on door down. Default value is False.
Socket port (only when 2 same Port on which Center communicates with game. If 0 then default
centers are on one computer) for current game is taken; when changing this, be sure to change
param.ini accordingly.
Display game timer: 0 - Game timer is displayed on Playstation, 1 - Game timer is
displayed, ‘LIVE’ is displayed around Start button on Playstation,
2 - No timer is displayed, ‘LIVE’ is displayed around Start button on
Playstation, 3 - No timer is displayed
Start RNG if PID is not present: 0-RNG will always start; 1-RNG will start if any PID is present; 2-RNG
will start only if Hologram PID is present
Send Result(s) to Playstations Nr. of miliseconds of delay after Result is sent to Playstations
(and PIDs) with delay (in ms): and PIDs (non-hologram only). Result will be sent right away to
hologram PID.
Hybrid Mode 0-No Hybrid Mode; 1-Mechanical and Live Mode
When Center is running, disable True: When center is running (or logged in), Multigame disables
other games (same Group ID): all other games in the same Group ID if defined; False: normal
operation
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Group ID: 0-No Group defined; 1-255 Group ID; Usage: for letting PlayStation
know which centers form a group
Clear game history after Table True: History of games will be cleared after Table Close event and
Close event: send to all Playstations and PIDs. Default value is False.
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Hardware

Led display connected to PLC Default value is False.
used:
4 lights PLC led display version: If False - led display connected to PLC with 2 lights (we get yellow
light with turning on green and red)
Use lights to show game stage Default value is True.
(red, yellow, green):
Converter connected on USB: Default value is False.
I2C converter module serial port Serial port for converter module.
nr.:
Enable I2C power supply Default value is False.
module:
Enable I2C counter module Default value is False.
connected to center:
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Enable I2C led display module: Default value is False.
Enable I2C GSM module: Default value is False.
Enable I2C EPROM security Default value is False.
module (Hungary):
Enable I2C online RS232 port Default value is False.
(CMI fun protocol)
Enable Moving head modul: Using Moving head module. Default value is False.
Enable alarm connected to Alarm horn, which will sound alarm when center dome or logic
power supply module: door is open, can be connected to supply module and enabled here.
Supply temperature sensor Enables supply module temperature checking. Default value is False.
enabled:
Critical temperature (oC): Temperature where we generate high temperature warning. Default
value is 60.
Fan on temperature (oC): Cooling fan switch on temperature. Default value is 50.
Fan off temperature (oC): Cooling fan switch off temperature. Default value is 45.
PID enabled: Enables PID information display. Serial port or TCP communication
must be also set on “PID display” tab. Default value is False.
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OnLine

Enable online type 5-Bonver Online types from 1-4 are obsolete. Select Bonver or ElekOnline
(Czech), 6-ElekOnline:
IBOnline enabled Set to True to enable IBOnline. Default value is False.
Serial port nr. on PC used for
online connection:
Enable writing of all data to files Default value is False.
if online is temporarily disabled:
Currency for bill data sent to Default value is SIT.
Ensico online:
Lock machine if online is Default value is True.
disabled - for Ensico online:
Divider to get currency value Credit / OnLineCreditValue = currency value) used for bill accepted
from credit: data. Default value is 1.
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Machine ID for Ensico and iNIT Default value is 1.
SLOTS (Waiss) online:
Destination (online board) ID for
Ensico online:
File name to store unsent data if Default value is “RouEvent.txt”.
online is disabled (iNIT SLOTS):
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Table Close

Nr. of games to the end after When table close procedure is started (manually through master
table close procedure is started: menu or automatically on the time set), the RNG will start (n) times
set here and then it will stop. Default value is 3.
Automatic start of table close Time (hh:mm), when automatic table close procedure will be
procedure at Sunday: started on Sunday.
procedure at Monday: started on Monday.
procedure at Tuesday: started on Tuesday.
procedure at Wednesday: started on Wednesday.
procedure at Thursday: started on Thursday.
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procedure at Friday: started on Friday.
procedure at Saturday: started on Saturday.
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GSM

SIM card pin number:
SMS distribution center phone
number:
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Counters

Counter nr. 1-15 routed to Software counter nr. 1-15 defined on play station will be routed to
mechanical counter nr.: mechanical counter nr. (n) set here.
Mechanical counter devider - Divider for central mechanical couters connected to the center.
only for central mech. counters: Default value is 1.
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G4 Center Lights

Lights synchronization by this Default value is False.
Center:
Station colors: Led color Set color for center LEDs. Default values are 0.
Twin machine colors: Screen Set playstation screen color. Default values are 0.
color
No more bets illumination PWM Works only if any of twin machine colors is set<>255. Default value
(0-min,64 max) is 64.
Bets allowed illumination PWM Works only if any of twin machine colors is set<>255. Default value
(0-min,64 max) is 10.
Fade time (0-64) Works only if any of twin machine colors is set<>255. Default value
is 20.
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Click on the “Station Colors” field displays a Color Picker Control for picking the colors of Play
Stations for BlackJack and Community display PID.
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PID Display

Communication type: 1-serial port; 2-TCP/IP
Serial port nr. for PID:
TCP port nr. for PID: TCP port number for PID. Default value is 2333.
Number of PIDs connected to Maximum number of connected PIDs (only when Communication
Center: type is 2)
Enable sending bet info to PID: If True, bet info from playstations sent to this Center will be
forwarded to PID. Default value is False.
Display player bets by their PID Displays players bets by their colors. Default value is False.
colors (Community mode):
Display messages, warnings and Displays messages received from RNG. Default value is False.
error strings:
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Threshold for sending winning Threshold for sending winning Playstations to PID (in cents)
Playstations to PID (in cents):
Number of winning Playstations Number of winning Playstations to send
to send:
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Roulette

Serial port nr. for PLC or Roulette hardware (PLC) or software serial port number. Default
simulation: value is 1.
Cylinder offset: Use this to calibrate cylinder with numbers to get correct result
reading. Default value is 21.
Ventilator time (ball speed): Total range with tolerance must not exceed 1-100. Default value is
60.
Ventilator time tolerance: Ventilator time will randomly change in range VentTime +/-
VentTimeTolerance. Default value is 30.
Minimum difference of Random value will be selected again if previous value from current
ventilator time from previous differs for lest than (n). Default value is 5.
game:
Rotating speed of cylinder 1-50: Default value is 30.
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Tolerance of rotating speed of Speed will randomly change in range WellSpeed +/-
the cylinder: WellSpeedTolerance. Default value is 20.
Minimum difference of cylinder Random value will be selected again if previous value from current
speed from previous game: differs for lest than (n). Default value is 5.
PLC data logging enabled on PLC Data log file for roulette software diagnostic (RSD Roulette settings
ver.>3.08 and diagnostic software) software will be logged. Default value is
False.
Camera stop position regulation If stop position is not correct, than the cylinder use this step in next
step (0-16, 0 - no regulation): cycle to stop in perfect position.
Camera stop position offset This setting is used to set the position where the cylinder will stop,
(number of pockets from 0 pos.): so that the camera can see the ball in the pocket.
Minimum number of Game will be cancelled if number of ball revolutions around the
revolutions for valid game: cylinder will not be at least this value.
Ball magazine enabled (PLC ver Ball magazine to change balls is enabled. Default value is False.
>4.00):
Ball is changed after n cycles One ball is used for n cycles before it is automatically changed using
(PLC ver >4.00): ball magazine. With PLC ver<4.00 only warning can be displayed
Game time in seconds: Time available for placing bets on the table. Value set here overrides
value set in “Common Settings” tab. Default value is 60.
External simulation of roulette: Software roulette RNG is used (not mechanical cylinder with PLC).
enabled: Default value is False.
Send last bets command to HAL Whether Center send command for last bets to HAL RNG (to start
simulation: last bet animation sequence). Default value is False.
Manual roulette cylinder type Manual roulette cylinder type (0-none, 1-Cammegh, 2-TCS). Default
(0-none, 1-Cammegh, 2-TCS): value is 0.
Specify subtype (only for (2-Mercury II, 3-InRim reader, 4-OnRim reader).
Cammegh cylinder type):
Serial port for Manual Cylinder Manual Roulette Cylinder hardware serial port number. Default
value is 1.
Min RPM (rounds/min): If current wheel speed is less than this setting, program will report
Low speed. Default value is 10.
Max RPM (rounds/min): If current wheel speed is more than this setting, program will report
High speed. Default value is 25.
Cammegh cylinder optional 1- early miss spin detection, 2 - drop zone detection, 4 - Macao
features: numbered roulette wheel (Use sum of values for combinations)
Manual confirmation of the If set to False result is sent automatically to the stations. Default
result enabled: value is True.
Manual change of the result Croupier can manually enter new result. Default value is True.
enabled:
Game cancel will happen If set to False, then attendant will have to push a button to cancel
automatically: game, otherwise this will happen automatically. Default value is
False.
Bikini side bet enabled Roulette center will generate also bikini results. Default value is
(generate bikini results): False.
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G4 Initial values
Program InitialValues.exe is a restricted configuration program used for setting main initial
values of the G5 Diamond gaming device.
Settings set with InitialValues.exe are partially stored in Windows registry and partially in
Settings.dat file in directory “D:\Data\”.
To change settings for G5 Diamond gaming device an USB keyboard and preferably an USB mouse
should be connected to the computer (Logic Area 3).
Start configuration program InitialValues.exe

from directory “C:\Programs\”. A number “Access
code” will be given which must be entered into
the G4GetPassword.exe program.
NOTE. The G4GetPassword.exe program is an external program

which is available only to Technical Support and authorized
technicians. It is used together with the “Access code” to provide
a unique password to access InitialValues.
A password is required to access G4GetPassword.exe.
Start program G4GetPassword.exe from directory

“C:\Programs\”. Input password and press “OK”.
Enter the Access code from Initial Values in the

“Access code” text box, then press “Calculate
password” to generate a unique 18 alphanumeric
password.
Enter the unique 18 alphanumeric password

back at the prompt in the InitialValues and press
“Enter.”
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Acceptors

Bill type 1-15 Value in currency ($€) of the bill note programmed in bill acceptor
FW position 1-15
Coin type 1-6 Value in cents of the coin programmed in coin acceptor FW position
1-6
Hopper 1-6 Routing mask (binary value) which should be set to route coin nr. 1-6
to hopper. If the value is not set here (0) it can be set in ini file.
CB 1-6 Routing mask (binary value) which should be set to route coin nr. 1-6
to cash box. If the value is not set here (0) it can be set in ini file.
Tilt counter nr. In casino coin module (where only one coin position1 is used) we set
here position of the counter (1-6, normally 3) which is incremented
for tilts (fishing).
Currency sign: Sign for currency which is used on screen or ticket ($€…). Variables: $,
€, L
Currency sign for cents: Sign for cents which is used on screen or ticket. Variables: c, p
Credit value in cents: Denomination of the machine. Value of one credit in cents.
Multi denomination is enabled When checked, “Credit value in cents” must be 1.
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OnLine

Remote credit add enabled Cash less transfer (AFT) enabled. This check box shall be checked to
enable any cashless transfers.
SAS accounting denomination Accounting denomination reported to SAS and used to recalculate
(in cents) credit values sent to SAS.
GMID / Machine ID for stations Gaming machine ID (asset number-play station) and Machine ID
nr. (1 – 255) used for SAS, for station nr. (1 – 255).
These values are set here for all stations, so that we can set all the
settings only once and then clone settings.dat to all the stations.
Hostname/IP: Hostname for connection to IBOnline SQL server.
DB name: Database name for connection to IBOnline SQL server.
Username: Username for connection to IBOnline SQL server.
Password: Password for connection to IBOnline SQL server.
Request Enabled: Log Process request to send Log.dat file.
Request Enabled: Hardware Process request to send Hardware.dat file.
Request Enabled: Settings Process request to send Settings.dat file.
Request Enabled: History Process request to send History.dat file.
Request Enabled: Sas Data Process request to send SasData.dat file.
Request Enabled: Accounting Process request to send Stevec.dat file.
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Switches

Main module optical switch UP Optical switch 1 on main module enabled (optional where required).
Main module optical switch Optical switch 2 on main module enabled (optional where required).
DOWN
Bill module optical switch UP Optical switch 1 on bill module enabled (optional where required).
Bill module optical switch DOWN Optical switch 2 on bill module enabled (optional where required).
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Jackpot

Jackpot type 0 - none, 1- Mystery Jackpot, 2 - House Edge Jackpot (Keno), 3 -
Double Zero Bonus, 4 - Roulette Mystery Jackpot based on wins
straight numbers, 5 - Roulette Mystery progressive jackpot “Golden
Chip”
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Jackpot - Mistery Jackpot

Jackpot type 1- Mystery Jackpot
Min. stake to participate (cents) This is the criteria that determine which PlayStations are eligible
to win jackpot. Only players, whose cumulative bet is at least here
defined amount of money, can hit the jackpot.
JackPot initial value Range for jackpot value in which jackpot will hit. Values are in
JackPot maximum value currency.
Total cash in for jackpot Value represents Sum of all bets to reach the Jackpot maximum
value. This determines the factor (the increment in %), how much
will the current jackpot value increase for every bet.
Important: Increment (in %) added to PRTP must be less or equal
100%.
Probability Set the hit ranges and their probabilities that Jackpot will be paid
out in defined range. Value set in the first row must be equal to the
Jackpot initial value setting. Value set in the last row must be equal
to the Jackpot maximum value setting, so that the whole range
from start to the maximum value is covered. Sum of all Percentages
must be exactly 100%! If you don’t need 7 ranges, you can define
only several, and leave others on “0”.
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From (smaller value in $€) Setup for Anticipation mode: a random value is calculated between
“From” and ”To” value. When actual Jackpot value reaches the
calculated Jackpot hit value minus this new random value, Play
To (bigger valuein $€) Stations enter into Anticipation mode. If these values are set to 0,
anticipation mode is disabled.
Example:
Jackpot hit value, determined by jackpot controller is $150. “From”
value is set to 5 and “To” value is set to 10. Anticipation mode in this
case will be randomly selected by the jackpot controller in a range at
the current jackpot value from $140 to $145.
Game Types Enabled: By enabling the specific game, Generator becomes Jackpot Controller
(JP Controller) for the selected game type (e.g. Roulette 0).
That means JP Controller collects stakes from connected Play Stations
(not necessarily playing on Generator which is JP controller) for all
game types defined. It does not matter what kind of game type
Generator is currently running. JP Controller increases JP value from
stakes participating in this JP controller.
If no game type is selected, all games played on this Generator
participate on this JP. (E.g. if Generator is dice, Sic Bo and Craps played
on this Generator will participate to this JP. If Sic Bo or Craps is played
on any other Generator, stakes are not sent to this JP controller).
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Jackpot - House Edge Jackpot (Keno)

Jackpot type 2 - House Edge Jackpot (Keno)
Jackpot start value (in € ) Start value of jackpot (when jackpot is payed out, this is the new
start value).
Max. jackpot value (in € ) Jackpot will not rise over this value. Possible jackpot pool money will
go to casino.
Return to the player (%) This will be the total RTP for the game after Jackpot payout.
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Jackpot - Double Zero Bonus

Jackpot type 3 - Double Zero Bonus
Jackpot start value (in € ) Start value of jackpot (when jackpot is payed out, this is the new
start value).
Max. jackpot value (in € ) Jackpot will not rise over this value. Possible jackpot pool money will
go to casino.
Return to the player (%) This will be the total RTP for Roulette game after Jackpot payout.
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Jackpot - Roulette Mistery Jackpot based on Wins Straight Numbers

Jackpot type 4 - Roulette Mystery Jackpot based on wins straight numbers
to win jackpot. Only players, whose cumulative bet put on straight
numbers is at least here defined amount of money, can hit the
jackpot.
Total cash in for jack pot Value represents Sum of all bets to reach the Jackpot maximum
Important: Increment (in %) added to PRTP must be less or equal
100%.
Probability Set the hit ranges and their probabilities that Jackpot will be paid
out in defined range.
Value set in the first row must be equal to the Jackpot initial value
setting. Value set in the last row must be equal to the Jackpot
maximum value setting, so that the whole range from start to the
maximum value is covered. Sum of all Percentages must be exactly
100%! If you don’t need 7 ranges, you can define only several, and
leave others on “0”.
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From (smaller value in $€) Setup for Anticipation mode: a random value is calculated between
“From” and ”To” value. When actual Jackpot value reaches the
calculated Jackpot hit value minus this new random value, Play
To (bigger valuein $€) Stations enter into Anticipation mode. If these values are set to 0,
anticipation mode is disabled.
Example:
Jackpot hit value, determined by jackpot controller is $150. “From”
value is set to 5 and “To” value is set to 10. Anticipation mode in this
case will be randomly selected by the jackpot controller in a range at
the current jackpot value from $140 to $145.
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Jackpot - Roulette Mystery Progressive Jackpot “Golden Chip”

Jackpot type 5 - Roulette Mystery progressive jackpot “Golden Chip”
Total cash in for jack pot Value represents Sum of all bets to reach the Jackpot maximum
Important: Increment (in %) added to RTP must be less or equal
100%.
Min. number of games played Value represents minimum number of games to be played after last
(per Playstation) since last GC awarded “Golden Chip” (per Play Station, with stakes that met “Min
awarded: stake to participate” criteria) to start new GC Jackpot award cycle.
Average number of played Average number of played games (per Play Station, with stakes that
games (per Playstation) till GC is met “Min stake to participate” criteria) in the GC Jackpot award cycle.
awarded:
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How to determine winning • Normal random – winning station is randomly selected between
station all stations which met the “Min stake to participate” criteria.
• Linearly weighted random – random selection of wining station
is linearly weighted according to the percentage share of single
station bets in total sum of all stations bets on which the “Min
stake to participate” criteria is met.
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Database Settings

Settings file location Location of ini and settings(c).dat files.
Database path location Location of all other database (*.dat) files.
Static database location Location of Hardware(c).dat files. If not set than database path
location is used.
Log.dat size Size of Log(c).dat used for logging in bytes.
History.dat size Size of History.dat used for game history in bytes.
Log.dat size Size of Log(c).dat used for logging in number of records (entry's).
History.dat size Size of History.dat used for game history in number of records
(games).
Username for Update PC administrator (admin2) user name, used for automatic commit
when distribute program is used. This is not used when BIOS
security is enabled!
Password for Update PC administrator (admin2) password, used for automatic commit
when distribute program is used. This is not used when BIOS
security is enabled!
Mirror Databases First and second mirror location of all database files.
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Counters

Counter security checking When mechanical counter module is enabled, software will check
and compare the values which are stored in counter module with
the values on the PC.
Mechanical counter I2C module Mechanical counter module is enabled.
Number of mechanical counters Number of mechanical counters installed in counter module.
Save Save the accounting model defined in the grid bellow the file.
Restore counters Restore the accounting model from the file to the grid bellow.
Counter divider Divider for the values sent to mechanical counter. If no mechanical
counters are installed it should be set to 0!
Accounting value in cents Accounting denomination for other counters. In database they are
always stored in cents.
Counter names Define counter names.
“Counters” Define the values which will be counted on which counter number.
Counter definitions 1-Number of mechanical counters setting, will
be also used for mechanical counters.
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Access Permissions

Master menu access If checked the master card level will have access to this button in
the master menu.
Event log access If checked the master card level will have access to this button in
the master menu -> event logs.
Other access permissions If checked the master card level will have permission to perform this
operation.
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Security

Play station Hardware database Show play station program (hardware.dat) database.
Center Hardware database Show center program (hardwarec.dat) database.
Memory Check of RAM modules Program will check SHA1 signatures of executables and DLL loaded
Enabled in RAM.
LockIfChanged for RAM modules If RAM module (executable or DLL) will be discovered in RAM in will
automatically set Lock if changed check box to hardware database.
RamClearIfChanged for RAM If RAM module (executable or DLL) will be discovered in RAM in
modules will automatically set Ram clear if changed check box to hardware
database.
DOM files check enabled Program will check DOM (disk on module d:) if files located there are
allowed.
Statical files check enabled Program will check selected image and sound files SHA1 signatures.
Images check enabled Program will check all image files SHA1 signatures.
Sounds check enabled Program will check sound files SHA1 signatures.
Screensaver images check Program will check all screensaver image files SHA1 signatures.
enabled
Checking of dynamic databases Program will check SHA1 signatures of executables in DLL loaded in
enabled RAM.
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BIOS signature check enabled Program will check for BIOS SHA1 signature (Needs AfuWin.exe;
ensure that user name and password is set in Database tab).
CF signature check enabled Program will check for CF (c: disk) SHA1 signature (Needs AfuWin.
exe; ensure that user name and password is set in Database tab).
Check program expiration Center software will expire at the date which is set. Password for
setting program expiration must be entered in Center every time
after RAM reset.
RNG chi-square check sequence Center program will check chi-square on number of games set here.
(center.exe)
Game not allowed until CF read If checked, program will be in “Integrity check in progress” until CF
is finished (ensure that user (c: disk) SHA1 signature calculation is completed (ensure that user
name and password is set in name and password is set in Database tab).
Database tab)
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Multi Game

Game 1 - 18 Set the game type for game number 1 - 18
Game 1 - 18 Odds: Set the game odds for game number 1 - 18
Game 1 - 18 Side bets Set the game side bet for game number 1 - 18
Game 1 - 18 Game Internal Set the Game Internal Bonus (External Bonus Event) for game number
Bonuses 1 - 18
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Other Stuff
Setting title Variable Description / default value

What action to take after Forced Ask what to do, Return If the software is reset after no more bets
reset stake: stakes without asking, with the bet>0, the program will require
Lose stakes without attendant intervention with selected
asking option.
Roulette type (order of numbers REGULAR; Type of Roulette wheel.
on a single zero): MONTE CARLO (double
zero with 00 removed);
MACAO (double zero
with 0 removed)
Roulette imprisonment: NONE; FRENCH Return half of stakes on simple bet if
winning number is “0”.
Croupier Tip Type: None; Single bets - Croupier Tip Type (only enabled foe
Automatic; Single bets - Roulette)
Dialig with default “No”
Max stake limit on one board for Define the maximum value of bets, which
one game (in cents): can be placed on the station in one game
(in cents). If value is >0, all “Max stake
limit” settings in “G4Settings.exe” will be
overrided.
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Setting title Variable Description / default value

Max. win amount from one Define the maximum win amount from
game (in cents): one game (in cents). If value is >0, all “Max.
win amount” settings in “G4Settings.exe”
will be overrided.
Credit limit (in cents): Define maximum credit allowed on the
station (in cents). If value is >0, all “Credit
limit” settings in “G4Settings.exe” will be
overrided.
Internal Bonuses Number of games to be played in
Ferrary Tournament (External Bonus
Event), so that player receives a ticket;
Ferrary Tournament has to be sellected
under “Multi Game” tab for each game
separately.
CF Signature Encryption This will generate database with
encrypted CF signature. You need to have
access to private key.
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is a registered trademark of INTERBLOCK Luxury Gaming Products d.d.

EN 60335-2-82:2003 + A1:2008 in conjunction with

IEC 60335-2-82:2002 (2nd edition) + A1:2008 in conjunction with

CAN/CSA E60335-1:2003 (3rd edition) + A14:2010

UL22:2008 (6th edition)

EMC Directive - 2004/108/EC

FCC Part 15, Subpart B, Class A

RoHS Directive - 2011/65/EU

Warnings, Cautions and Notes

CAUTION! The Caution symbol precedes an operating procedure

WARNING! Due to exposure to the electrical components,

NOTE. The Note symbol precedes an operating procedure,

Electromechanical Game Generators

Video Game Generators

Multi-Station and Multigame Environment

G5 Diamond Gaming Devices

Electromechanical Game Generators

G5 Diamond Roulette Generator

G5 Diamond Roulette Generator with PID and LED Sign

Basic Structure of G5 Diamond Roulette Generator

Camera for capturing live video, which is

The ball travels the ball-guiding tube and

Tilt sensor is part of fraud-preventing

Ball launching electric fan with air filter

Single Zero or Double Zero Roulette wheel.

Lifting Wheel Cone

Revolving mechanism for changing balls

Ball hold-and-start mechanism

A mechanism that launches the ball into the ball-guiding tube.

Supply Module and Devices Control

Board with electronic modules for providing

UPS Unit and Battery

Power Supply Unit

Basic Structure of Roulette Generator - cont.

Winning number detection optical

Three optical sensors, which detects the

Ball-in-track optical sensor

This sensor detects the ball as it revolves on

Zero pocket proximity sensor

Pocket proximity sensor

Proximity sensor which detects each pocket passing by.

LED tape for center illumination

LEDs on PCB tapes illuminates the Roulette wheel.

G5 Diamond Gaming Devices

G5 Diamond Play Station

Basic Structure of G5 Diamond Play Station

Ticket printer (optional)

Part of the pay system, the ticket printer prints

Player tracking console (optional)

Console, where the player registers before he

Camera for taking player’s pictures for different

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