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G5 MiniStar Roulette
Installation & Maintenance Manual
G5 MiniStar Roulete Installation & Maintenance
Document version: 1.2

Document date: November 5, 2014
Document Revisions
1.0 Initial document
1.1 Added data sheet for Ministar Roulette 10; Minor edits in chapter Settings
1.2 Revised Technical Data 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
Purpose6
Trademarks6
Declaration7
Warnings, Cautions and Notes 8
Safety precautions 9
Introduction
MiniStar Roulette 12
Basic Structure of G5 Roulette Generator 13
Basic Structure of G5 MiniStar Play Station 16
Technical Data
G5 MiniStar Roulette Technical Data 19
G5 Roulette Generator Specifications 25
G5 MiniStar Play Station Specifications 27
Settings
The Operator Menu 30
Accessing the Operator Menu 30
Setting the Roulette Betting Parameters 31
Managing Contactless Cards 34
Adding New Cards & Editing Existent Cards 36
Review History of Bets 37
Review Periodical IN/OUT Counters 40
Review Long & Short IN/OUT Counters 40
Multigame Counters (for Multigame environment only) 41
Review Long & Short Other Counters 42
Online Counters 43
Last Transactions 43
Reset Counters 44
Basic Center Unit Commands 45
Advanced Center Unit Commands 46
Lock or Unlock Current Station 47
Review Event Logs 47
Component Diagnostics 48
Shutdown and Restart of the Gaming Device 49
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Table of Contents - cont.
Installation
Packaging, Transportation and Storage 51
Packaging and Transport 51
Unpacking and Storage 51
Installation Procedures 52
Connection of Mains Power Supply to Gaming Device 53
Connecting the G5 Roulette Generator 53
Connecting the G5 MiniStar Play Station 54
Cable connections to the G5 MiniStar Play Station 54
Device Assembly 55
Maintenance
Generator Maintenance Intervals 57
Play Station Maintenance Intervals 58
Main Module Capacitors Discharge Procedure 59
Maintenance Options 60
Maintenance / Test Menu 60
Touch Screen Test 64
Battery Replacement 65
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Purpose
The purpose of this manual is to provide you with all the necessary instructions for a correct
installation and maintenance of the electromechanical gaming device G5 MiniStar Roulette.
NOTE. This manual is not intended for casino staff but for
qualified service personnel only.
Trademarks
is a registered trademark of INTERBLOCK Luxury Gaming Products d.d.

company.
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Declaration
The manufacturer Elektroncek d.d. declares under sole responsibility that the Interblock G5
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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Safety precautions
CAUTION! The gaming device must be shut down and the

supply cord must be disconnected before any replacing parts or
servicing activity inside the device is performed.
CAUTION! Only qualified and trained personnel can perform

maintenance of gaming machine. The procedures should be
strictly followed in order to avoid any injuries of people or
damages to gaming machine.
CAUTION! The unit is not suitable for installation in an area

where a water jet could be used.
The unit is intended to be placed only indoors.
CAUTION! No repair of the parts or modules is allowed during

the warranty period.
CAUTION! Danger of fire or explosion if battery is replaced by

incorrect type. Replace battery with the same type only.
This refers to the lithium battery on the PC motherboard and
battery for UPS system.
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Safety precautions
WARNING! Prior servicing activity disconnect all components of

the gaming device from mains supply.
All installed Uninterrupted power supplies (UPS Systems) must
also be turned off prior servicing activity.
WARNING! Means of disconnection is a disconnection of the

supply cord plug from electrical socket.
WARNING! If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by

the manufacturer, its service agent or similarly qualified persons
in order to avoid a hazard.
WARNING! After the performed installation of the gaming

device the supply cord must not be accessible to the user /
player.
WARNING! Only specified fuses should be used.

The connection to AC mains supply and grounding of the
machine should be properly accomplished and done only by
qualified personnel.
WARNING! Service activities on the Main module of the

MiniStar Play Station are allowed only after disconnecting Play
Station from the main power supply, and after capacitors on
Main module are fully discharged.
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Electromechanical Gaming Device
Introduction
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MiniStar Roulette
The G5 MiniStar 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).
The MiniStar Roulette is the smallest and most highly performing product available on the
market from Interblock’s newly launched G5 family of gaming products. It is available with 5, 8
or 10 seats, and with either a Single or Double Zero roulette wheel. The MiniStar Roulette is built
to accommodate any casino floor with a much smaller footprint.
The product incorporates all of the same features of the G5 Diamond Roulette™. In addition, the
MiniStar Roulette features color adjustable illuminated armrests, a Progressive Jackpot system
(Golden Chip), additional side bets, excellent Wheel visibility, and an ergonomically designed
surface.
Pay systems include all well-known Bill Acceptors and Ticket Printers, and the MiniStar Roulette
also has a Coin handling system (optional).
MiniStar Roulette consists of electromechanical G5 Roulette Generator, which is surrounded with

5, 8 or 10 MiniStar Play Stations /w 18.5” Wide LCD. MiniStar Roulette could also include a 42’’
Vertical Double sided PID and Rounded LED sign.
MiniStar Roulette 08 with PID and LED Sign
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Basic Structure of G5 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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Basic Structure of G5 MiniStar Play Station
HD touch sensitive LCD display
A touch sensitive display is an interface through

which the player interacts with the game.
Player tracking console (optional)
Console, where the player registers before he

begins using the station.
Interblock reader
A contactless RFID card reader. Used as a mean

to access the operator menu and if applicable, for
cashless credit increment.
Color adjustable illuminated armrest
Gel armrests which are illuminated with LEDs.

Color of illumination can be adjusted according
to customer wishes.
Ticket printer (optional)
Part of the pay system, the ticket printer prints

out the ticket as a mean of credit redemption.
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.
Counters
The G5 MiniStar 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.).
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LED arc
Service lights used for reporting the special game

conditions and service or error modes of the
gaming device.
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Technical Data
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G5 MiniStar Roulette Technical Data
MiniStar Roulette 05 Flat LCD

L/W/H [mm]: 2153 / 1652 / 1017 L/W/H [inch]: 84.76 / 65.05 / 40.05
Ratings: 100–240Vac, 60–50Hz, Class I unit; Generator: 2.5A; Single Play Station: 2.5A
MiniStar Roulette 05 Flat LCD with 42’’ PID and Straight LED Sign
L/W/H [mm]: 2153 / 1652 / 2786 L/W/H [inch]: 84.76 / 65.05 / 109.67
Ratings: 100–240Vac, 60–50Hz, Class I unit; Generator: 2.5A; Single Play Station: 2.5A ; PID: 6–3A;
LED Sign: 3A
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MiniStar Roulette 05 Flat LCD with 42’’ PID and Straight LED Sign
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Ø/H [mm]: 2155 / 1017 Ø/H [inch]: 84.84 / 40.05
MiniStar Roulette 08 Flat LCD with 42’’ PID and Rounded LED Sign
Ø/H [mm]: 2155 / 2854 Ø/H [inch]: 84.84 / 112.37
LED Sign: 3A
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Ø/H [mm]: 2705 / 1017 Ø/H [inch]: 106.50 / 40.05
Ø/H [mm]: 2705 / 2848 Ø/H [inch]: 106.50 / 112.13
LED Sign: 3A
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G5 Roulette Generator Specifications
Manufacturer: Interblock d.d.

Gorenjska cesta 23
SI-1234 Menges
Slovenia
Electrical Specification:
Required Voltage: 100 – 240V AC
50 – 60Hz
Use earthed power outlet rated min. 8A / 120V, 4A / 230V
Power Consumption
Generator cylinder rotating: 2A / 120V, 0.92A / 230V
Generator cylinder lifting impulse: 2.24A / 120V, 1.05A / 230V
Generator ball launching: 1.59A / 120V, 3.2A / 230V
Max. Power: 690W
Power Supply 12V / 3A,

(Secondary Voltage): 24V / 6A
Fuses: F1= T2A

F2 = T3A
F3, F4, F5 = Polyswitch 0.4A
F6 = Polyswitch 6A
Environmental Specifications
Operating Temperature: 0°C – 45°C (32°F – 113°F)
Operating Humidity: 0% to 85% (non condensing)
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G5 Roulette Generator Board scheme
Error and power LEDs Indication LEDs
F3 – 0,4A Poly switch fuse: Cover lift motor 1

F2 – 3A fuse: Input fuse: Meanwell power supply (G1)

F1 – 2A fuse: Input fuse: Step power supply (U1)
F6 – 6A Poly switch fuse: Cooling fan motor
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G5 Play Station Installation & Maintenance
G5 MiniStar Play Station Specifications
Manufacturer: Interblock d.d.

Gorenjska cesta 23
SI-1234 Menges
Slovenia
Electrical Specification:
Required Voltage: 100 – 240V AC
50 – 60Hz
Use earthed power outlet rated min. 8A / 120V, 4A / 230V
Power Consumption
Idle Mode: 0.79A / 120V, 0.48A / 230V
Payout Mode: 1.25A / 120V, 0.69A / 230V
Max. Power: 230W
Power Supply 5V / 3A,

(Secondary Voltage): 12V / 6A,
24V / 6A
Fuses: F1 (12V) = T3.15A

F3, F4 = Polyswitch Tyco RUEF400
F5 = Polyswitch Tyco MINISMDC020 30Vdc, 0.2A
F6, F7 = Polyswitch Tyco RUEF400
F8 = Polyswitch Tyco RUEF400
F12 = Polyswitch Tyco MINISMDC110 24Vdc, 1.1A
Environmental Specifications
Operating Temperature: 0°C – 45°C (32°F – 113°F)
Operating Humidity: 0% to 85% (non condensing)
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G5 Play Station Installation & Maintenance
G5 MiniStar Play Station Board scheme
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Settings
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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 MiniStar 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
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 MiniStar 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.
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.
• 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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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 MiniStar 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 Roulette
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 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

Roulette 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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Installation
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Packaging, Transportation and Storage
Packaging and Transport
Prior to the transportation, all the parts of the G5 gaming device are securely packed. Since
the product is extremely sensitive to any kind of damage, which could be inflicted during the
transport, we’ve dedicated a great deal of concern to ensure the product is securely shipped to
the customer.
The gaming device can be shipped by road, air or sea transport. For road transports, all parts of
the gaming device are packed using a thick cardboard and pasteboard, wrapped with plastic
ductile wrapping paper and placed on Euro pallets (80 x 120 cm / 31.5 x 47.3 inch). Pallets allow
us to group different packed parts into a single transportable unit, which greatly accelerates the
handling and simplifies the counting process.
When the gaming device is sent via air or sea transport, out construction department designed
special wooden crates for the parts to be transported in. The crates are sturdier, shock resistant
and therefore appropriate for longer transportation.
CAUTION! Due to the heavy weight of packed device parts,

be extremely cautious during loading and unloading of the
merchandise. Loading and unloading should only be done by
qualified personnel and with proper loading machinery.
Unpacking and Storage
Once the G5 gaming device has been unloaded at the desired destination, unwrap all the packed
parts and check for the completeness and good condition of parts according to the checklist &
form of delivery.
The G5 gaming device should not be stored in dank and cold places, even when it’s disassembled
and packed. After the device has been assembled, discard the packaging material according to
your agreement with the sales department.
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Installation Procedures
After the G5 gaming device has been unpacked, the technicians will first inspect the location,
where the gaming device should be placed. The G5 gaming device must be placed in an adequately
dry room, where it is not exposed to direct sunlight. There should be enough room around the
assembled device (with chairs placed around the Play Stations) for people to move with ease.
NOTE. Make sure you leave enough room around the gaming
device so the handicapped people can easily access the Play
Stations and pass by.
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Connection of Mains Power Supply to Gaming Device
Before finishing the assembly of the gaming device, you need to connect the gaming device to the
mains power supply. Gaming device components (Generator, Play Stations...) are independently
connected to the building main electrical installation through a standard electrical socket.
The connection of mains at the gaming device must be done only by qualified personnel.
Installation must be performed according to requested national standards or National Electric
Code (NEC) / Canadian Electric Code (CEC) standards for North American markets.
Supply cord must be certified for the state where the installation is taking place, and is provided
by casino electrician.
In case of damage the supply cord must be replaced with identical cord.
Before procedure disconnect the supply cord from electrical socket.
Connecting the G5 Roulette Generator
G5 Roulette Generator is independently connected to the building main electrical installation

through a standard electrical socket. The supply cord must have 3 wires with cross-section at
least 1 mm2 (AWG17) and appropriate approved plug for the country where it is installed (sheathed
cord, at least 60227 IEC 53; for US/CAN market - SJT type or similar).
Supply cord is connected into Power Supply, which is placed in the Computer Cabinet of the
Roulette Generator.
Power Supply of the Game Generator:
Main switch
Electrical fuse
Supply cord socket
Main fuse type: T6.3AH, 250V, 6.3A, 20 x 5 mm
T – slow blow
6.3A – current
H – high braking
250V – voltage
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Connecting the G5 MiniStar Play Station
G5 MiniStar Play Station is independently connected to the building main electrical installation
through a standard electrical socket. The supply cord must have 3 wires with cross-section at least
0.75 mm2 (AWG18) and appropriate approved plug for the country where it is installed (sheathed
cord, at least 60227 IEC 53; for US/CAN market - SJT type or similar).
Supply cord is connected into Power Supply, which is placed in the Computer cabinet at the
bottom of the Play Station.
Power Supply of the Play Station:
Main switch
Electrical fuse
Supply cord socket
Main fuse type: T3.15AH, 250V, 3.15A, 20 x 5 mm

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T – slow blow 2
3.15A – max. current 3
H – high braking
250V – max. voltage
Cable connections to the G5 MiniStar Play Station
• LAN cable: G5 MiniStar Play Station communicates with G5 Roulette Generator with TCP/IP
connection via LAN cable.
• G4 Remote ON/OFF module connection cable: used for connection to “G4 Remote ON/OFF
Module”. This is used for remote turning ON/OFF individual Play Station.
• Grounding: all components of the gaming machine must be grouded together (Generator,
Play Stations...).
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Device Assembly
In general, G5 Ministar Roulette consists of G5 electromechanical Roulette Generator, and 5, 8 or

10 MiniStar Play Stations placed around the Roulette Generator.
To ensure a strong and unmovable connection between all components of MiniStar device, Play
Station is connected to the Roulette Generator with the screw through a hole on the back side of
the Play Station. Play Stations are also connected together with two screws on each side of the
Play Station.
– Holes for connecting Play Station to another

Play Station with screws (2 on each side)
– Hole for connecting Play Station to the Roulette

Generator with a screw (1 screw)
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Maintenance
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Generator Maintenance Intervals
To prevent unwanted malfunction on your G5 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 Game Generator maintenance operations should be performed regularly:
Daily maintenance:
• Clean the outer surface of Game Generator
Weekly maintenance:
• Clean the Roulette cylinder.
Monthly maintenance:
• Restart the computer on G5 Generator
• Mechanical parts check
• Tube and rim cleaning.
• Ball replacement (Balls should be replaced each trimester or earlier, if balls become too dirty).
• Balls replacement (Balls should be replaced every two (2) months or 130,000 game cycles).
• Blower filter replacement (Filter should be replaced every six (6) months).
Yearly maintenance:
• Mechanical cleaning
• Fan replacement (ball blower and other)
• 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
• Check gap between rim and rotator.
• Modules firmware check (optional upgrade to newer version - based on (new) certificate!)
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Play Station Maintenance Intervals
The following MiniStar 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.
Weekly maintenance:
• Restart the computer on Play Station.
• Calibrate the touch-sensitive display (not necessary a weekly procedure - it should be done
whenever you see that the touch-screen is out of alignment).
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” in the User’s Manual for
detailed instructions how to stop the game.
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Main Module Capacitors Discharge Procedure
Capacitors mounted on G5 MiniStar Play Station Main module (pn2000-1388d) stores hazardous
charge (Voltage across the capacitors is 12.5V). Service activities on Main module are allowed
ONLY after disconnecting G5 Play Station from the main power supply and after capacitors on
main module are fully discharged.
Service procedure:
To discharge capacitors on G5 Main module, disconnect power supply wires from connector
K10 and insert Capacitor discharge module (pn2000-1398) instead. Leave module plugged in
connector for approximately 7 minutes. After that time, measure the voltage on resistor. If the
voltage is lower than 0.7V, than capacitors are discharged. If the voltage is still greater than 0.7V,
wait another minute and measure the voltage again. Repeat last step until the voltage is lower
than 0,7V. During this procedure, resistors on Capacitor discharge module can get hot - caution
is advised.
During discharging procedure, resistors

can get hot. Caution is advised!
Capacitor discharge module

G4S Main module (pn2000-1388d)
(pn2000-1398)
Voltage measurement points
Main module Main module with Capacitor

discharged module inserted
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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 MiniStar 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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Battery Replacement
The G5 Roulette Generator has a built-in UPS system, which ensures operation even in case of
main power failure.
This UPS system uses the following battery pack: Phoenix contact UPS-BAT/VRLA/24DC/3.4AH
If the battery pack should be replaced during the maintenance operation, it MUST be done with
the same battery type only.
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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,

CAUTION! The gaming device must be shut down and the

CAUTION! Only qualified and trained personnel can perform

CAUTION! The unit is not suitable for installation in an area

CAUTION! No repair of the parts or modules is allowed during

CAUTION! Danger of fire or explosion if battery is replaced by

WARNING! Prior servicing activity disconnect all components of

WARNING! Means of disconnection is a disconnection of the

WARNING! If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by

WARNING! After the performed installation of the gaming

WARNING! Only specified fuses should be used.

WARNING! Service activities on the Main module of the

MiniStar Roulette consists of electromechanical G5 Roulette Generator, which is surrounded with

MiniStar Roulette 08 with PID and LED Sign

Basic Structure of G5 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

An uninterruptable power supply ensures

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

Proximity sensor which detects the pocket

Pocket proximity sensor

Proximity sensor which detects each pocket

LED tape for center illumination

LEDs on PCB tapes illuminates the Roulette

Basic Structure of G5 MiniStar Play Station

HD touch sensitive LCD display

A touch sensitive display is an interface through

Player tracking console (optional)

Console, where the player registers before he

A contactless RFID card reader. Used as a mean