user's guide - master roulette™ game software 1.0

Master ROULETTE™

Software User’s Guide

for Slot Attendants and Technical Personnel

Rev. 1.0

July 2010

2Software User’s Guide - Master Roulette™ Game Software

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ATRONIC Master ROULETTE™Software User’s Guidefor Slot Attendants and Technical Personnel

Rev. 1.0

Rel. July 2010

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Table of Contents

1. About this Manual .................................................................................................................... 41.1 Scope................................................................................................................................ 41.2 Target Audience ........................................................................................................... 41.3 Included Software Releases ..................................................................................... 51.4 Related Publications ................................................................................................... 51.5 Preface ............................................................................................................................. 6

2. Gameplay...................................................................................................................................... 82.1 Game Screen Layout ................................................................................................... 92.2 Button Panel Layout .................................................................................................102.3 Select the Player Denomination ..........................................................................112.4 Place a Bet (Regular Layout) ..................................................................................122.5 Place a Bet (Expert Layout) .....................................................................................132.6 On-Screen Buttons ....................................................................................................14

2.6.1 Menu/Info....................................................................................................142.6.2 Language Select .......................................................................................142.6.3 Info (See Pays) ............................................................................................142.6.4 Speech On/Off ...........................................................................................142.6.5 Change Color .............................................................................................142.6.6 Cashout ........................................................................................................142.6.7 Save / Restore.............................................................................................152.6.8 Expert Layout / Regular Layout ...........................................................152.6.9 Rebet .............................................................................................................162.6.10 Start / Stop ................................................................................................162.6.11 Detailed Statistics ..................................................................................162.6.12 Volume Adjust .........................................................................................172.6.13 Toggle Credit Meter ...............................................................................17

2.7 Game Cycle ..................................................................................................................182.8 Play Modes ...................................................................................................................19

2.8.1 Auto Play ......................................................................................................192.8.2 Fast-Wheel-Stop ........................................................................................19

2.9 Gamble Feature (Double Up) ................................................................................202.10 Upper Screen ............................................................................................................21

3. Payout ..........................................................................................................................................233.1 Cash Out ........................................................................................................................233.2 Payout Limit .................................................................................................................243.3 Residual Credits Payout ...........................................................................................243.4 Partial Payout from Hopper ...................................................................................253.5 Win Limits Handling ..................................................................................................26

3.5.1 Win Limits Overview ................................................................................263.5.2 Use Cases for Win Limits.........................................................................27

3.6 Handpays ......................................................................................................................293.6.1 Overview......................................................................................................293.6.2 Jackpot Handpay ......................................................................................303.6.3 Cancelled Credits Handpay ...................................................................31

4. Service Menu ............................................................................................................................334.1 How to access the Service Menu .........................................................................334.2 Functional Overview ................................................................................................34

5. Audit Menu ................................................................................................................................355.1 How to access the Audit Menu .............................................................................355.2 Functional Overview ................................................................................................36


1. Introduction

About this Manual1.

Scope1.1

This Software User’s Guide aims to provide slot attendants and technical personnel with detailed information how to operate the Master ROULETTE™ game software. It describes the game screen, how to play, payout-, limit- and handpay procedures and provides an functional overview of Service Menu and Au-dit Menu.

This manual does not describe how to configure the gaming machine and it does not describe the Service Menu and the Audit Menu in detail.

-> Please refer to the “Software Manual - Master Roulette™ (D3.0.x)”.

This manual also does not describe hardware-related topics.

-> Please refer to the “Cabinet Manual - OXYGEN™”.

Note: This document contains only guidelines for the Master ROULETTE™ game software. Each regulatory jurisdiction and gaming site have their own internal controls, policies and proce-dures that must be followed when accessing machines and set-ting configuration options. You are responsible for understand-ing and abiding by the rules that apply in your environment.

Target Audience1.2

We address slot attendants and technical personnel, who are involved in operating ATRONIC gaming machines. With this user group we assume that they are familiar with gaming ma-chines and casino related terminology.

Please read this document carefully before you start, to avoid incorrect configuration or operation.

ATRONIC OXYGEN™ cabinet with Master ROU-LETTE™ game.


1.3 Included Software Releases

Information contained in this document applies to the follow-ing software releases:

Main System version: MS_D3.0.74Main Game version: GM_ROULCG1_D3-1.2.12_A (later versions may apply too)

Related Publications1.4

More detailed information about the OXYGEN™ cabinet, the sensys EP™ electronic platform and the Master ROULETTE™ game software can be found in the following publications:

Cabinet Manual - OXYGEN™• Hardware related topics, installation, operation

Software Manual - Master Roulette™ (D3.0.x)• Software reference manual for Master ROULETTE™ game

software of version D.3.0.x.

Peripherals• Coin acceptors, bill acceptors, hoppers, printers -> See folder "Peripherals" on the Service Manual CD.

Spare Parts• Parts Catalogue - OXYGEN™

Note: All mentioned manuals can be found on a CD-ROM titled “ATRONIC Service Manual CD 2010“ or www.atronic.com*

If this manual did not came on this CD-ROM, please ask ATRONIC Technical Service for a free copy of the latest revision.

* to gain access an active Gamebook account is necessary.

Service Manual CD 2010ENG v1.0

1. Introduction

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Preface1.5

Master ROULETTE™Give players an exciting new spin on the casino classic!

ATRONIC re-introduces a worldwide casino classic to its ex-tensive game library. Master ROULETTE™ recreates the excite-ment and anticipation of playing the live game with the com-fort and convenience of a state-of-the-art gaming cabinet.

Game

Available in both European (0) or American (00) roulette, and featuring two modes of play to suit players‘ preferences, Mas-ter ROULETTE offers bet pattern memory, draw history, and on-demand previous game details. Superior 3D animation brings the ball and wheel to life on the top screen.

Player Appeal

The easy bet handling as well as the stylish cabinet with en-hanced player comfort will draw your players to Master ROU-LETTE.

Selectable play modes (Standard OR Expert Mode)•Place, change or delete chips with one touch•Save up to 4 bet patterns for easy bet switching•History of the last 36 drawn numbers•Detailed statistics of the last 500 games on demand•Stylish, inspiring cabinet design•Full support of Autoplay, Gamble Feature, Player Select-•able Language, Volume and Multi-DenominationCustomisable background (green or blue)•

Operator Benefits

Master ROULETTE allows you to offer the thrill of a world fa-mous live table game with the convenience and privacy of a state-of-the-art gaming cabinet.

Attracts new player types•Smart card based security•Available as European (0) or American (00) Roulette•Improved operating efficiency•Bet Table Limits and Table Limits can be pre-configured •via config-fileEasy game conversions•Reduced boot & RAM clear time•Easy access to all boards and parts•

1. Introduction


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2. Gameplay

Gameplay2. This chapter describes features and operating devices for gameplay. It includes following sections:

Game Screen Layout•

Button Panel Layout•

Select a Game•

Select the Player Denomination•

Select Bet•

On-Screen Buttons•

Game Cycle•

Play Modes•

Gamble Feature (Double Up)•

Upper Screen•

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Game Screen Layout2.1

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1 Credit Meter

2 Bet Meter

3 Win Meter

4 Chip Piles

5 Player Message Line

6 MENU/INFO Button

7 Player Denomination

8 SAVE/RESTORE Button

9 CLEAR ALL Button

10 LAYOUT Button

11 REBET Button

12 START/STOP Button

13 Language Button

14 Winning Number Box

15 Winning Number Text

16 DETAILED STATISTICS Button

17 Roulette Wheel

18 Cold Numbers

19 Hot Numbers

20 Last Drawn Numbers

21 Error Messages Area

22 Non Winning Chip

23 Paid Meter

24 Volume Button

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Button Panel Layout2.2

This button panel layout is used on OXYGEN cabinets with Master ROULETTE™ game software. Other cabinets may use a slightly different layout.

BET - / BET +Press the BET + to halve all bets or the BET - button to double all bets.If a bet amount is only 1 credit, pressing the BET - button will remove this chip from the table.

START / TAKE WINBoth of the two START / TAKE WIN buttons have the same function.

a) Press the START / TAKE WIN button to start a game (spin the wheel).

b) During the Gamble feature: Press the START / TAKE WIN button to take the win and leave the Gamble feature.

AUTO PLAYThe AUTO PLAY button starts gaming in autoplay mode. Games will start automatically with the latest bet, until any other button is pressed or player interaction is necessary.

Note: Autoplay function is not available in all jurisdictions and has to be enabled during the Initial Setup.

INFOPress the INFO button to display the paytable and the game rules.

GAMBLEThis button starts the Gamble feature after a win. See also section 2.10 Gamble Feature (Double Up).

Note: The Gamble function is not available in all jurisdictions and has to be enabled during the Initial Setup.

STARTTAKEWIN

AUTOPLAY INFO

GAMBLE

STARTTAKEWIN

BET-

+BET

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2.3 Select the Player Denomination

Note: The player denomination menu is available only, if more than one player denomination has been defined.

To select the player denomination:

1. Touch the Denomination on-screen button. The player denominations menu is displayed.

2. Select a new player denomination. The credits available on the credit meter are recalculated

to the new player denomination.

3. The game status is saved for each individual denomina-tion. When selecting a new denomination the game re-stores with the latest bet setting that was played with this denomination.

Denomination button

2. Gameplay


STARTTAKEWIN

AUTOPLAY INFO

GAMBLE

STARTTAKEWIN

BET-

+BET

Place a Bet (Regular Layout)2.4

This section describes how to place a bet and start a game with the regular layout activated.

1. Select (touch) the chip pile with the number of credits you want to bet.

2. You can place your chip by either touching directly on the betting table or by drag and drop the chip to the desired part of the table. You can move your finger on the screen to drag the chip. The numbers that are included in your bet are highlighted until you release your finger from the screen and place the chip on the table.

To add additional chips to this bet touch the chip again.

To remove a chip from the table, drag and drop it back to the chip pile or drop it beside the table area.

3. Repeat steps 1. and 2. to place further chips on the table.

The maximum number of credits you can wager per bet is limited by the table limits.

4. You can double the entire bet amounts by pressing the BET + button on the button panel.

- or - You can halve the entire bet amounts by pressing the BET

- button on the button panel. If the bet amount is only 1 credit, pressing the BET - button will remove this chip from the table.

5. Start the game by pressing one of the START buttons.

If you press the START button again while the wheel spins, the wheel will stop immediately (Fast-Wheel-Stop fea-ture).

STARTTAKEWIN

AUTOPLAY INFO

GAMBLE

STARTTAKEWIN

BET-

+BET

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STARTTAKEWIN

AUTOPLAY INFO

GAMBLE

STARTTAKEWIN

BET-

+BET

Place a Bet (Expert Layout)2.5

This section describes how to place a bet and start a game with the expert layout activated.

1. Touch the EXPERT LAYOUT button to toggle to the ex-pert layout. The racetrack option is displayed. The race-track option allows you to bet on adjacent numbers on the roulette wheel (XX and the neighbors).

2. Select (touch) the chip pile with the number of credits you want to bet and select the numbers of neighbors you want to bet on.

2. Touch the number on the racetrack you want to bet on. The neighbors numbers on both sides are added auto-matically.

In this example we select two neighbors and place a 10 credits chip on number 30 on the racetrack. The game au-tomatically places 10 credits chips on the neighbor num-bers 9, 26 and 3, 11.

3. Place further chips on the table.The maximum number of credits you can wager per bet is limited by the table limits.

4. You can double the entire bet amounts by pressing the BET + button on the button panel.

- or - You can halve the entire bet amounts by pressing the BET

- button on the button panel. If the bet amount is only 1 credit, pressing the BET - button will remove this chip from the table.

5. Start the game by pressing one of the START buttons.

If you press the START button again while the wheel spins, the wheel will stop immediately (Fast-Wheel-Stop fea-ture).

STARTTAKEWIN

AUTOPLAY INFO

GAMBLE

STARTTAKEWIN

BET-

+BET

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Racetrack option

Number of neighbors


On-Screen Buttons2.6

Menu/Info2.6.1 Touch the Menu/Info button to open the Player Options Menu. This menu gives access to following functions:

• LanguageSelect• Info(SeePays)• SpeechOn/Off• ChangeColor• Cashout

Language Select2.6.2 Touch a flag button to select the lan-guage of user interface and player related messages. The lan-guages English, Spanish, French, Russian and Simplified Chi-nese are available.

After one minute in idle mode, the game resets to the default language as configured during the Initial Setup.

Info (See Pays)2.6.3 Touch the button to displays the Game Summary pages which contain game rules and paytable information. Use the arrow buttons to navigate through the pages. Touch Return To Game to return to the game screen.

You can also access the Game Summary pages by pressing the INFO button on the button panel.

Speech On/Off2.6.4 Touch the button to enable or disable the voice output.

Change Color2.6.5 Touch the button to toggle the background color from green to blue.

Cashout2.6.6 Touch the button to collect credits. The Cashout button on screen has the same function as the CASH OUT button at the main door.

2. Gameplay

Game Summary pages.

Player Option Menu opened.

Menu/Info button.


Save / Restore2.6.7 The Save / Restore feature allows you to save and restore your four favorite bet presets.

Save a PresetTouch the button to save the current bet layout to one of the four presets. Then touch one of the four presets where you want to save the data to.

Restore a PresetFirst touch the button to clear all chips from the table. When all chips are cleared, the SAVE button turns into the RE-STORE button. Touch the button to open the previously saved presets. Then touch the preset that you want to restore. The chips are now placed on the table as saved before. Presets that contain no data are greyed out.

Expert Layout / Regular Layout2.6.8 Touch the respective the button to toggle between the regular layout and the expert layout.

The expert layout additionally provides:

• A racetrack bet layout where you can bet on adjacentnumbers on the roulette wheel (XX and neighbors)

• Annumberdistributiongraphdisplayedinthemiddleofthe roulette wheel.

2. Gameplay

Save and restore a bet preset.

Regular Layout

Expert Layout


Rebet2.6.9 When all chips are cleared from the table, touching the button restores the latest bet that was played.

Start / Stop2.6.10 Touch the START button to start a game.

While the roulette wheel spins the START button turns into the STOP button. Touching the STOP button immediately stops the roulette wheel (if the Fast-Wheel-Stop feature is en-abled).

Note: The Fast-Wheel-Stop feature can be enabled/disabled in the Service Menu.

Note: The START button on the button panel has the same func-tion as the START / STOP on-screen button.

Detailed Statistics2.6.11 The regular statistic at the top of the main screen shows the last 33 drawn numbers.

Touching the button opens the Detailed Statistic window at top of the screen. It shows the frequency of the single numbers, the frequency of the outside bets and the number of games played. The Detailed Statistics window clos-es automatically when a new game is started.

Regular Statistics at top of screen

Detailed Statistics at top of screen

2. Gameplay

Start button.

Stop button.


2. Gameplay

Volume Adjust2.6.12 The Volume Adjust button allows players to adjust the game volume.

a) with the reels not spinningTouch the Volume Adjust button to step through the volume settings 0 - 25 - 50 - 75 - 100%.

b) with the reels spinningTouch the Volume Adjust button to mute the game volume.

Toggle Credit Meter2.6.13 Touch into the meters area to toggle the units of Win Meter, Bet Meter and Credit Meter from credits to currency.


Game Cycle2.7

Start GameWhen a valid bet was selected, press the START button to start a game. The wheel spins for some seconds before it stops and the game outcome is displayed.

Game without Win

If credits remain on the credit meter, “Place your bets!” is •displayed and another bet can be placed.

If not enough credits remain on the credit meter to play •the current bet, “Not enough credits to rebet!” is displayed. Insert a sufficient amount of money or choose another bet to resume playing.

If no credits remain on the credit meter, “Insert Money to •start!” is displayed.

Game with Win

If there are wining bets, the win presentation starts. The •winning number is highlighted. The winning chips are vis-ible, the non-winning chips are greyed out.

The totalized win amount is displayed on the win meter.•

If the Gamble feature is enabled, the • GAMBLE button is lit and “PRESS GAMBLE FOR DOUBLE UP OR START NEW GAME” is displayed. Press the GAMBLE button to enter the Gamble feature, or start a new game.

The game ends after the Gamble feature was played or •when a new game is started.

- The total win amount is booked to the credit meter.

- A win exceeding an adjusted limit results in an immedi-ate payout or in a handpay.

The win meter resets when a new game is started.•

2. Gameplay


Play Modes2.8

Auto Play2.8.1 Press the AUTO PLAY button to start the autoplay mode.

In auto play mode, games will start automatically with the se-lected bet until:

- Player interaction is necessary.- Autoplay mode is deactivated by pressing the AUTO PLAY

button again.- Not enough credits remain for the selected bet.

Fast-Wheel-Stop2.8.2

Press the START/STOP button while the roulette wheel spins to stop the wheel immediately.

The Fast-Wheel-Stop feature can be enable / disabled on the Service Menu Screen 2.4.4 Settings / Game / Available Game / Switch Fast Wheel Stop On/Off.

Note: Auto Play and Fast Wheel Stop are not available in all ju-risdiction or may be deactivated by the Config File on the Game CF Card.

STARTTAKEWIN

AUTOPLAY INFO

GAMBLE

STARTTAKEWIN

BET-

+BET

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2.9 Gamble Feature (Double Up)

After a game with a win, the Gamble feature can be activated by pressing the GAMBLE button on the button panel. This feature gives players the option to wager the won credits of the recent game in an additional bet.

Gamble AmountUse the and buttons left and right from the Gamble Amount box to adjust your gamble amount. halves the gamble amount. doubles the gamble amount. The mini-mum gamble amount is the initial bet.

Gamble x2 (Red or Black)Players can place their bet on red or black by touching the Red or Black button. If the color of the next drawn card matches, the gamble amount is doubled. If not, the bet is lost and the feature ends.

Gamble x4 (Suit)Players can place their bet on a suit by touching the Hearts, Diamonds, Clubs or Spades button. If the suit of the next drawn card matches, the gamble amount is quadrupled. If not, the bet is lost and the feature ends.

Take WinThe Take Win button exits the Gamble feature. The win amount is booked to the credit meter.

The gamble feature ends- when the drawn card does not match- when the player activates the Take Win button- when the maximal number of gamble steps is reached- when the Gamble Limit is reached

The number of gamble steps is limited by the Initial Setup set-ting “General Game Suites Settings / Double Up Games”.

The Gamble Limit can be adjusted under “Service Menu / Set-tings / Game / Limit Settings / General Limits”.

2. Gameplay


Upper Screen2.10

The upper screen shows different kinds of information, de-pending on the current game mode:

Attract ModeWhen the game is in idle mode and no credits are on the credit meter, the upper screen shows a player attracting animation.

Game ModeIn the regular game mode the upper screen shows the rou-lette wheel and the Hot / Cold Numbers.

• RouletteWheel When a game is started, the upper screen shows an ani-

mation of a spinning roulette wheel.

• Hot/ColdNumbers The Hot Numbers are the most often drawn numbers. The

Cold Numbers are the least often drawn numbers.

• NumberDistributionGraph When the Expert Layout is activated, the middle of the

roulette wheel turns into a number distribution graph. The larger the bar towards a number, the more often this number was drawn.

Malfunction ModeIn case of a malfunction, the error message is displayed on the upper screen while entering the Service Menu for trouble-shooting.

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Payout3.

Cash Out3.1

Press the CASH OUT button located on the functional button panel to collect credits. Depending on hardware configuration and software settings there are different ways to cash out.

Hopper PayoutIf a hopper is installed, in the standard configuration all cash-able credits are paid out by the hopper. If the number of coins to be cashed out, is exceeding the Hopper Payout Limit, a can-celled credits handpay is initiated. To adjust the Hopper Pay-out Limit (in coins), go to Service Menu / Settings / Hardware / Hopper / General. With the setting Payout Limit Procedure you can additionally adjust how many coins are paid out before the cancelled credits handpay is initiated.

Ticket Payout (optional)If the machine is configured for ticketing, the payout is carried out by ticket only, or by a combination of coins and ticket (de-fault setting if a hopper is installed).

Disable the setting Service Menu / Settings / Hardware / Hopper / General / Partial Pay From Hopper Enabled to prevent payouts by coin. See section 3.4 Partial Pay From Hopper for details.

Note: If the ticket printer is not operational, the cashout is carried out by the hopper (if applicable).

Cashless / Smart Card (optional)If the machine is configured for Advanced Fund Transfers (AFT), this functions allows electronic credit transfers from/to a casino managed wagering account by means of an external cashless wagering system. The card handling is managed by an (optional) player interface with card reader.

Note: Support of cashless functionality is application- and soft-ware dependent.

HandpaySee section 3.6 Handpays for details.

CASH OUT Button

3. Payout

CASH OUT Button (OXYGEN Cabinet)


Payout Limit3.2

If the amount to be cashed out is exceeding the Payout Limit, a cancelled credits handpay is initiated. The cancelled credits handpay has to be acknowledged by an attendant. The Pay-out Limit applies to all payout devices, in case the payout was initiated by pressing the CASH OUT button.

Adjust the Payout Limit under Service Menu / Settings / Game / Limit Settings / General Limits.

Residual Credits Payout3.3

Residual credits are credits that remain on the credit meter af-ter a (hopper) payout, because the remaining credit value is less than one coin‘s value. The residual credits payout mode can only be during the Initial Setup. Available options are:

Handpay / Locked• When residual credits remain after a cashout, “PRESS

CASH OUT FOR HANDPAY OR CONTINUE GAMEPLAY“ is dis-played. When the CASH OUT button is pressed again, the machine goes into handpay mode and the message “CALL ATTENDANT FOR HANDPAY xx (currency)“ is displayed. The button panel is deactivated. An attendant must confirm the handpay using the Jackpot Key.

Handpay / Playable• When residual credits remain after a cashout, “PRESS

CASH OUT FOR HANDPAY OR CONTINUE GAMEPLAY“ is dis-played. When the CASH OUT button is pressed again, the machine goes into handpay mode, but the button panel stays active. In case a new bet is placed, the machine re-turns to game mode and sends a handpay cancelled mes-sage to the system.

No Handpay• When residual credits remain after a cashout and the

CASH OUT button is pressed again, the message “INSERT MONEY OR PLAY OFF RESIDUAL CREDITS“ is displayed. A handpay of the remaining credits is not possible.

Note: If a ticket printer is configured to pay out residual credits, these settings only apply in case of a printer malfunction.

3. Payout


3.4 Partial Payout from Hopper

The Partial Payout From Hopper setting allows to split payouts into tickets and coins. It can be enabled/disabled under Service Menu / Settings / Hardware / Hopper / General / Partial Pay From Hopper Enabled. The way how payout are splitted depends on the payout amount and if residual credits are contained in the payout amount.

Use cases:

• ThePartialPayFromHopperfeatureisdisabled.-> The entire amount is always paid by voucher.

• ThePartialPayFromHopperfeatureisenabled.• ThepayoutamountisbelowtheHopperPayoutLimitand

does not contain residual credits.-> The entire amount is paid by the hopper.

• ThePartialPayFromHopperfeatureisenabled.• ThepayoutamountisbelowtheHopperPayoutLimitand

does contain residual credits.-> The entire amount is paid by voucher.

• ThePartialPayFromHopperfeatureisenabled• ThepayoutamountexceedstheHopperPayoutLimit.-> The hopper pays up to the Hopper Limit. The remaining

amount is paid by voucher.

Partial Pay From Hopper Enabled

Amount exceeds the Hopper Payout Limit

Amount contains residual credits

Cashout is carried out by

Yes No Yes VoucherYes Yes No The hopper pays up to the Hopper Limit, the remaining amount is

paid by voucherYes No No HopperYes Yes Yes The hopper pays up to the Hopper Limit, the remaining amount is

paid by voucherNo No No VoucherNo No Yes VoucherNo Yes No VoucherNo Yes Yes Voucher

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Note: The current adjustment of this setting can be reviewed under Audit Menu / Machine Information / Con-figuration / General.


Win Limits Handling3.5 This section describes the win limit settings and how to use them.

Win Limits Overview3.5.1

Handpay LimitThe Handpay Limit determines the threshold for jackpot hand-pays. It can be adjusted under Service Menu / Settings / Game / Limit Settings / Handpay Limit.

Celebration LimitDepending on its configuration the Celebration Limit deter-mines the threshold for jackpot handpays (default),

or

the Celebration Limit is an additional win limit that allows to configure a dedicated payout device.

The Celebration Limit can be adjusted under Service Menu / Settings / Game / Limit Settings / Celebration Limit.

- Win is booked to credit meter

- Attendant has to turn jackpot key- Win is paid by configured payout device

- Jackpot handpay required- Attendant has to turn jackpot key

Celebration Limit

Handpay Limit

Depending on your operation, you can use both of these lim-its or only one of the limits. See next page for use cases.

Note: The setting Payout Limit determines the threshold for can-celled credits handpays only.

3. Payout


Use Cases for Win Limits3.5.2

This section describes three use cases of Celebration Limit and the Handpay Limit:

a. No Jackpot Handpays

b. Single Limit for Jackpot Handpays (typical)

c. Different Limits for Celebration Wins and Jackpot Hand-pays

a) No Jackpot HandpaysAll wins are added to the credit meter.

-> Deactivate both the Handpay Limit and the Celebration Limit.

b) Single Limit for Jackpot Handpays (typical)A win exceeding the adjusted limit is handpaid.

-> Use only the Celebration Limit. Set Destination = Handpay and adjust a limit value. Leave the Handpay Limit at its default value. A win exceeding the Celebration Limit initiates a jack-pot handpay:

• Themachinelocksup.

• AhandpaymessagewithresetID“00”issent.

• Ajackpotpresentationisplayed.

• Anattendanthastocarryoutthehandpayandresetthemachine by turning the Jackpot Key.

• The jackpot handpay amount is booked to the relevantjackpot meters.

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c) Different Limits for Celebration Wins and Jackpot Hand-pays

A win exceeding the first limit locks up the machine but does not require a handpay. A win exceeding the second limit initi-ates a jackpot handpaid.

-> Use the Celebration Limit for the first (lower) limit. Set Des-tination to Credit Meter, Voucher or Host (as required) and adjust the limit value. A win exceeding the Celebration Limit initiates a win celebration:



• Awincelebrationisplayed.

• ThehostsystemsendsSASpollA8(enablejackpotresetmethod) to allow reset to credit meter, voucher or host.

• ThemachinelockisresetbyanattendantbyturningtheJackpot Key or remotely by the host by sending SAS poll 94 (reset handpay).

• Thewinamountisbookedtothecreditmeterorpaidbyvoucher or to card (as adjusted).

• Thewinamountisnot booked to the relevant jackpot me-ters.

-> Use the handpay limit for the second (higher) limit. A win exceeding the Handpay Limit initiates a jackpot handpay:

• Awinexceedingthelimitinitiatesajackpothandpay.



• Ajackpotpresentationisplayed.

• Anattendanthastocarryoutthehandpayandresetthemachine by turning the Jackpot Key.

• Thehandpay amount is booked to the relevant jackpotmeters.

- Win is booked to credit meter

- Attendant has to turn jackpot key- Win is paid by configured payout device

- Jackpot handpay required- Attendant has to turn jackpot key

Celebration Limit

Handpay Limit

3. Payout


3.6 Handpays

This section describes the handling of jackpot handpays and cancelled credits handpays. Additionally it describes how both kinds of handpays are triggered and metered.

Overview3.6.1

1. A handpay was triggered, because

a win exceeded the adjusted • Handpay Limit = jackpot handpay

a win exceeded the adjusted • Celebration Limit and the Payout Destination was set to Handpay

= jackpot handpay

a cashout request exceeded the • Payout Limit = cancelled credits handpay

the machine can not fulfill a cashout request • = cancelled credits handpay

2. The machine locks up for handpay and prevents further plays, inserting money or cashout money. The toplight is flashing as adjusted.

3. The handpay amount is displayed on screen.

Jackpot Handpay• : A congratulation pop-up window is displayed. The handpay message is displayed in the lower game line (figure 1). The to lines “CALL ATTEN-DANT - YOU HAVE WON X.XXX €” and “AMOUNT WILL BE HAND PAID” are displayed alternating.

Cancelled Credits Handpay:• The handpay message “CALL ATTENDANT FOR HANDPAY X.XXX €” is displayed in a pop-up window (figure 2).

4. The machine sends a handpay poll to the online system. 5. An attendant carries out the handpay (according to the ca-

sino rules for handpays).

6. The attendant turns the Jackpot Key to clear the handpay message and unlock the machine.

7. The handpaid amount is displayed on the paid meter and booked to the relevant softmeters (see next pages for de-tails).

8. (Optional for jackpot handpays) A jackpot receipt is print-ed, if enabled.

Figure 2, Cancelled Credits: The handpay mes-sage is displayed in a pop-up window

Figure 1, Jackpot Handpay: The handpay mes-sage is displayed in the lower game line.

3. Payout


Jackpot Handpay3.6.2

Definition: A jackpot handpay is triggered, when the win amount of a single game exceeds an adjusted limit.

The total win of a single game exceeds the • Handpay Limit. -> The entire win amount is a jackpot handpay.

The total win of a single game exceeds the • Celebration Limit and the Celebration Limit Destination is set to Hand-pay. -> The entire win amount is a jackpot handpay.

• Addingawin to the creditmeterwouldexceed thead-justed Credit Limit, but the machine can not or must not fulfill the automatically initiated payout (e.g. printer mal-function). -> The win amount is a jackpot handpay.

Caution: Hitting the top award or a progressive win does not automatically trigger a jackpot hand-pay. The win amount has to exceed the Handpay Limit or the Celebration Limit (set to Handpay) in order to trigger a jackpot handpay.

Metering of Jackpot HandpaysJackpot handpays are metered to following statistics:

Softmeters

Money Won (incl. Progr. JP, Bonus, Jackpot)•Jackpot•Jackpot (incl. Progressive JP, Bonus)•Handpay (incl. Jackpot)•True Out•

Hardmeter 6 "Jackpot"

• [Unit] Jackpot (incl. Progressive JP, Bonus) Note: Depends on Initial Setup setting “Mechanical Meters Setup”

Jackpot Handpay: The handpay message is dis-played in the lower game line.

3. Payout


Cancelled Credits Handpay3.6.3

Definition: A cancelled credits handpay is triggered, when the machine can not or must not fulfill a cashout request. The cashout request is usually triggered by pressing the CASH OUT button.

• TheamounttobecashedoutexceedsthePayout Limit. -> The entire amount to be cashed out is a cancelled cred-

its handpay.

• TheamounttobecashedoutbyhopperexceedstheHop-per Payout Limit.

-> As adjusted with setting Hopper Payout Limit Proce-dure.

• PayoutofresidualcreditswithsettingResidual Credit Pay-

out set to Handpay Locked or Handpay Playable. -> The residual credits amount to be paid out is a cancelled

credits handpay.

• Thehopper isemptyandtheHopper Empty Procedure is set to Handpay Mode.

-> The remaining amount to be cashed out is a cancelled credits handpay.

• Thehopper is jammedand theHopper Jam Procedure is set to Handpay Mode.

-> The remaining amount to be paid out is a cancelled credits handpay.

• Addingawin to the creditmeterwouldexceed thead-justed Credit Limit, but the machine can not or must not fulfill the automatically initiated payout (e.g. printer mal-function).

-> The win amount is a cancelled credits handpay.

Metering of Cancelled Credits HandpaysCancelled credits handpays are metered to following statis-tics:

SoftmetersHandpay (incl. Jackpot)•Handpay•True Out•

Hardmeter 4 “Handpaid“[Unit] Handpay (incl. Jackpot)•[Unit] Handpay•

Note: Depends on Initial Setup setting “Mechanical Meters“

Cancelled Credits: The handpay message is dis-played in a pop-up window

3. Payout


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4. Service Menu

Service Menu4. Several pages of information, configuration and diagnostics can be accessed from the Service Menu. The structure of the Service Menu is designed to be user friendly and self-explan-atory.

The Service Menu consists of folders that contain pages of information and settings. To navigate to the desired folder, touch the assigned folder tab.

Some menus have information stored on more than one page. Use the scroll bars to navigate through the pages and items.

Important: In configuration menus you have to touch the SAVE button to apply changes.

How to access the Service Menu4.1

• TurntheAuditKeywiththemaindooropen. The Service Menu can not be accessed while a game is in

progress or waiting for interaction (double up, handpay, jackpot).

• ToexittheServiceMenu,releasetheAuditKey.

Note: Turning the Audit Key with the main door closed will open the Audit Menu.

Note: For detailed information please refer to the relevant Software Manual.

Audit Key at OXYGEN™ cabinet


Functional Overview4.2 This figure shows all pages available in the Service Menu of a Master ROULETTE™ game of software level D3.0.x. Please refer to the “Software Manual - Master Roulette™ (D3.0.x)” for detailed information.

Note: Availability of certain menus depends on hardware and software configuration.

4. Service Menu

2.2.1 Date / Time2.1.2 Top Light2.1.4 Currency Format Settings

2.2.1 General Con�guration

2.2.2.1 Coin Channels

2.2.2 Coin Acceptor

2.2.3.2 Bills Enabled

2.2.3 Bill Acceptor2.2.4 Hopper2.2.5 Printer

2.2.4.1 General2.2.4.2 Empty Procedure

2.3.1 Sound2.3.2 Touch Calibration

2.3.1.1 Sound Con�guration2.3.1.2 Default Sound Volume2.4.1 Language Selection

2.1 Basic

2.2 Hardware

2.3 Machine

2.4 Game

2.6 Communication

2. Settings

1. Machine Information

3. Diagnostics

5. RAM Clear

3.1 Coin Acceptor Coin Diverter Test / Optics Test

Bills Enabled / Validator Test with Stacking / Validator Test without Stacking

Pay out 1 coin / Pay out x coins / Pay out all coins / Hopper Switch Test

3.2 Bill Acceptor

3.3 Hopper

3.5 Other Tests

3.6 Service Game

Toplight / Lamps / Switches / Buttons / Game Authenti�cation

4. Accountingand Statistics

4.2 Game Statistics

4.1 Accounting

-> RAM Clear Procedure

4.3.1 Last Games4.3.2 Event Log

4.3 Logs

4.1.3 Accounting Details

4.3.3 Background Exceptions4.3.4 Money Log4.3.5 Door / Switch Log4.3.6 Various Counter

2.2.5.1 General2.2.5.2 Casino Information2.2.5.3 Currency String Setup

2.2.4.3 Payout Limit Procedure2.2.4.4 Jam Procedures

2.4.2 Limit Settings2.4.3 Player Denominations2.4.4 Available Games

3.4 Printer Barcode Voucher

4.1.2 Periodic Accounting

4.2.3 Statistics per Game Title4.2.2 Overal Game Statistics4.2.1 Game Summary

4.3.4.1 Coins4.3.4.2 Bills4.3.4.3 Vouchers4.3.4.4 Transactions4.3.4.5 Others

4.3.1.1.1 Last 10 Hopper Payouts4.3.1.1.2 Last 10 Hopper Re�lls

4.3.4.2.1 Last 10 Bills Accepted4.3.4.2.2 Last 10 Stacker Clearances

4.3.4.3.1 Last 35 Vouchers In4.3.4.3.2 Last 35 Vouchers Out

4.3.4.5.1 Last 10 Handpays4.3.4.5.2 Last 10 Denomination Changes4.3.4.5.3 Last 10 Progressive Jackpots

4.3.4.4.1 Bonus4.3.4.4.2 AFT Transfers

1.1 Software 1.2 Con�guration1.3 System / Health Status1.4 License1.5 Save Machine Information

2.2.5.4 Currency Format Setup

2.4.2.2 Handpay Limit2.4.2.3 General Limits

2.5.1 Jackpot Con�guration2.5.1 Jackpot Con�guration2.5.2 AFT Transfer Flags2.5.3 AFT Registration2.5.4 Bonus2.5.5 Communication Settings

4.1.1 Accounting Overview

2.4.2.1 Celebration Limit

Switch Fast-Wheel-Stop ON/OFFTable Limits

1.2.1 General1.2.2 Money1.2.3 Game1.2.4 Hardware / Peripherals1.2.5 Communication

1.4.1 Dongle Information1.4.2 License Agreement

4.1.3.3 Drop4.1.3.1 Voucher and Handpay

4.2.3.3 Overall Performance Analysis4.2.3.2 Game Combination Statistics4.2.3.1 Overall Statistics

4.2.3.5 Game Speci�c4.2.3.4 Bet/Line Performance Analysis4.2.3.4 Bet/Line Performance Analysis

4.1.3.1 Cashless Information


5. Audit Menu

5. Audit MenuThe Audit Menu gives access to the softmeters and some ad-ditional functions and information. The following menus are available in the Audit Menu:

Machine Information• Displayes game software revisions and machine and game

settings.

Accounting and Statistics• Contains accounting and game statistics (softmeters), ma-

chine logs and last game recall.

Touch Screen Calibration• Allows re-calibration of the touch screen controller.

How to access the Audit Menu5.1

• TurntheAuditKeywiththemaindoorclosed. The Audit Menu can not be accessed while a game is in

progress or waiting for interaction (double up, handpay, jackpot).

• ToexittheAuditMenu,releasetheAuditKey.

Note: Turning the Audit Key with the main door open will open the Service Menu.

Show DetailsTo view a brief description of an particular item or meter, se-lect the item and touch the show details button.

Note: For detailed information please refer to the relevant Software Manual.


Functional Overview5.2 This figure shows all pages available in the Audit Menu of a Master ROULETTE™ game of software level D3.0.x. Please refer to the “Software Manual - Master Roulette™ (D3.0.x)” for detailed information.

Note: Availability of certain menus depends on hardware and software configuration.

5. Audit Menu

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1. Machine Information

3. Accountingand Statistics

3.2 Game Statistics

3.1 Accounting

3.3.1 Last Games3.3.2 Event Log

3.3 Logs

3.1.3 Accounting Details

3.3.3 Background Exceptions3.3.4 Money Log3.3.5 Door / Switch Log3.3.6 Various Counter

3.1.2 Periodic Accounting

3.2.3 Statistics per Game Title3.2.2 Overal Game Statistics3.2.1 Game Summary

3.3.4.1 Coins3.3.4.2 Bills3.3.4.3 Vouchers3.3.4.4 Transactions3.3.4.5 Others

3.3.1.1.1 Last 10 Hopper Payouts3.3.1.1.2 Last 10 Hopper Re�lls

3.3.4.2.1 Last 10 Bills Accepted3.3.4.2.2 Last 10 Stacker Clearances

3.3.4.3.1 Last 35 Vouchers In3.3.4.3.2 Last 35 Vouchers Out

3.3.4.5.1 Last 10 Handpays3.3.4.5.2 Last 10 Denomination Changes

3.3.4.4.1 Bonus3.3.4.4.2 AFT Transfers

1.1 Software 1.2 Con�guration1.3 System / Health Status1.4 License1.5 Save Machine Information

3.1.1 Accounting Overview

1.2.1 General1.2.2 Money1.2.3 Game1.2.4 Hardware / Peripherals1.2.5 Communication

1.4.1 Dongle Information1.4.2 License Agreement

3.1.3.3 Drop3.1.3.1 Voucher and Handpay

3.2.3.3 Overall Performance Analysis3.2.3.2 Game Combination Statistics3.2.3.1 Overall Statistics

3.2.3.5 Game Speci�c3.2.3.4 Bet/Line Performance Analysis3.2.3.4 Bet/Line Performance Analysis

3.1.3.1 Cashless Information

4. Touch Screen Calibration 4. Start Touch Screen Calibration

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