User Manual

For Multi-Player System:

Burning Bingo
FV680
FS695
FS695
FS773

Terminal
Novo Unity Server
Game Server
Animation Display

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Release: NU BB 001 1.0 or higher

NO BILLS
INSERT BILLS

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Austrian Gaming Industries GmbH

Wiener Strasse 158 A-2352 Gumpoldskirchen Austria Europe Tel.: +43-2252-606 www.austrian-gaming.com e-mail: support@novomatic.com

All technical information contained in this manual has been developed and compiled with great care and has
been reproduced taking advantage of advanced controlling mechanisms. The manufacturer reserves the right to
make changes to this manual at any time.
AUSTRIAN GAMING INDUSTRIES GmbH gives no guarantee and accepts no legal responsibility (neither as
a liability nor in any other way) for any errors and consequences that may arise from incorrect statements or
incorrect use.
The author welcomes any notifications of errors or ambiguities. The product names used in this manual may be
registered trademarks and / or brands of the relevant companies belonging to the Novomatic Group. All rights
reserved.
Any form of reproduction (printing, photocopying or other means) of any part of this manual, and any processing,
multiplying and distributing by the use of electronic systems shall be prohibited unless
AUSTRIAN GAMING INDUSTRIES GmbH has given written consent.
This manual is a part of the device and must be passed on together with the device to any new owner or holder
of the device. It must be kept for the whole useful life of the device and must be accessible to technical staff at
all times.

This manual was created in accordance with the European norm EN 62079:2001
and is valid for
Novo Burning Bingo Release: NU BB 001 1.0 or higher
until a newer version is released. The version number of the User Manual is indicated as the identification
number on the inner page margin.
For identification of the device refer to the ID plate attached on either side of the device.
The plate also contains the necessary official approval symbol (CE, CSA).

Space for official approval symbol

Illustr. 0.1 ID plate

Copyright AUSTRIAN GAMING INDUSTRIES GmbH

NOVOMATIC GROUP OF COMPANIES
Wiener Strasse 158
2352 Gumpoldskirchen, Austria, Europe
Internet: www.austrian-gaming.com
Technical Support
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The instructions contained in this manual must be strictly observed.

About this Manual

This Manual is intended to be a permanent source of reference for the user. The individual sections contain
important information on:
Handling
Operation
Service
Repairs

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This Manual is divided into nine sections. Each part explains specific aspects relating to the operation of the
system.

Part I

Introduction

General information of the machine.

General information of individual components and elements.
Dimensions of the installation.

Part II

System Information

General information on the game.

Part III

Gaming Instructions

Comprehensive instructions for game play.

Part IV

Game Manager

Explains the software, the accounting as well as the

configuration and initialisation options of the terminal.

Part V

Novo Unity Server

Explains the software, the accounting as well as the

configuration and initialisation options of the Novo Unity Server.

Part VI

Game Server

Explains the software of the Game Server.

Part VII

Error Handling

Contains a description of the possible error messages and

handling.

Part VIII

Maintenance

Describes the maintenance work for all component parts of the

installation.

Part IX

Hardware

Describes the individual component parts of the installation.

Annex A

ECCertificate of Conformity

Certificate of conformity for the various machine types.

Annex B

List of Illustrations

Contains illustrations used in the manual.

INFORMATION
Please note that this manual may contain sections which do not relate to the installation as actually
delivered to you and which therefore may not be relevant.

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Part I
I.1
I.2
I.3
I.4
I.5
I.6
I.7

Introduction
Dimensions of the Terminals
Dimensions of the Novo Unity Server / Game Server - FS695PC
Dimensions of the Animation Display - FS773
Description of Components - Terminals
Description of Components - Novo Unity Server (FS695PC)
Description of Components - Game Server (FS695PC)
Description of Components
Novo Unity and Game Server (FS695PC) in Combination
Description of Components - Animation Display (FS773)

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Part II
II.1
II.2
II.3
II.4
II.5
II.6
II.7
II.8
II.9

System Information
Inspection (damage in transport)
Installation Instructions
Power Up
Safety Precautions
Cash System
Mechanical Meters
Doors
Novo Unity
Network Configuration

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Part III
III.1

Gaming Instructions
Gaming Instructions for Burning Bingo

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Part IV
IV.1
IV.2
IV.3
IV.4
IV.5
IV.6
IV.7
IV.8

Game Manager (Terminal)

Main Menu
Remote
Reset Data
Service
Finances
Printer
Shutdown Game
Previous Games

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Part V
V.1
V.2
V.3
V.3.1
V.3.2

Novo Unity Server

General Information
Novo Unity Server
Multi Game
Bingo
Burning Bingo

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Part VI
VI.1
VI.2

Game Server
Main Window
Bingo Options

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Table of Contents
Part VII
VII.1
VII.2
VII.3
VII.4

Error Handling
Lack of Line Voltage
Error Handling Procedure
Error Messages - Overview
Error Clearing

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Part VIII

Maintenance

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Part IX

Hardware
Description of Components - Terminals
Description of Components - Novo Unity Server (FS695PC)
Description of Components - Game Server (FS695PC)
Description of Components Novo Unity and
Game Server (FS695PC) in Combination
Description of Components - Animation Display (FS773)

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IX.2
IX.3
IX.4
IX.5
IX.6
IX.7
IX.8
IX.9
IX.10
IX.11
IX.12
IX.13
IX.14
IX.15
IX.16
IX.17
IX.18
IX.19
IX.20
IX.21
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Main Power Supply

Switching Power Supply
Bill Acceptor
Coin Acceptor
Hopper
Ticket Printer
Mechanical Meters
Monitor
Touchscreen
Multi-Interface
Logic Unit (PC)
Security Board
Animation Display PC
Network Distributor (HUB)
Barcode Reader (Cashdesk)
Monitor (Server)
Server PC
Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)
Modem
Server Interface Board
Top Light
Illumination

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Definition of Terms

Animation Display

Device to show game animation.

Audit Key

= Attendant Key. A key that allows service staff to access certain data of the
machine and make adjustments.

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Audit Menu

= Main Menu of the terminal to adjust various parameters of the machine

and to view the machine's accounting data.

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Backplane

A board which contains the connection sockets and plug connections to

which additional electronic devices, boards or cards can be attached if
required.

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Barcode

A barcode is a sequence of vertical lines of varying widths representing

binary data (ticket).

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Bill Acceptor

Device for examination and collection or rejection of bills (e. g. WBA, GPT,
etc.)

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Bill Acceptor Channel

The bill acceptor comprises of various software channels to detect and

accept different kinds of bills.

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BIOS

Abbr.: Basic Input Output System. In the BIOS, settings are made for basic
hardware components including hard disk and keyboard.

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Black Box

A system for logging accounting transactions in an external device.

Camera

The camera transmits live images (for example of the Roulette wheel) to
each terminal and to the plasma monitor (animation display) in real time.

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Coin Acceptor

Device for examination or rejection of coins.

COM

Abbr.: Communications Port; this is a serial interface.

CPU

Abbr.: Central Processing Unit; refers to the central processor component

that performs all the calculations.

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CRC

Abbr.: Cyclic Redundancy Checking; this is a method of detecting errors in

data flows.

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Credits

Deposit, gaming currency.

CRT

Abbr.: Cathode Ray Tube; refers to monitors where the image is produced
by scanning a fluorescent surface (tube monitor).

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DHCP

Abbr.: Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol.

This protocol dynamically assigns a terminal a free address from a
list of available IP addresses and provides secure TCP/IP network
communication.

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DIP Switch

Abbr.: Dual In-line Package switch; those are numerous attached microswitches; according to the position of the switches, different adjustments
are possible.

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Door Logger

= Security Board used for recording the door openings of a machine.

EEPROM

Abbr.: Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory; an

EEPROM is a ROM that is modifiable by the user. It contains the set-up of
the device and is programmed at the factory.

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Flash ROM

Abbr.: Flash Read Only Memory; the information in a Flash ROM can only
be read. The Flash ROM contains software that allows the device to reboot
whenever powering up. Information in the Flash ROM is not lost when the
machine is powered down. The Flash ROM does not have any battery
supply.

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Floppy Disk Drive

Disk drive for floppy disks.

Ground Strap

Metallic, non-insulated, electrically conductive part that is used to balance

electrical potential.

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Handpay

Manual pay-out of credits and/or winnings by the attendant after pressing

the HANDPAY button.

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Hard Disk Drive (HDD)

A drive storing data on one or more disks using platters covered with
magnetisable material and providing random access.

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Hopper

Coin dispensing device receiving and storing coins for pay-out.

HUB

Network distributor; device allowing several PCs to communicate with each

other, i.e. several PCs (terminals) can use data from one Server.

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ISA

Abbr.: Industry Standard Architecture; refers to the slot within the PC into
which the ISA card (PC card) plugs.

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IP

Abbr.: Internet Protocol; refers to a messaging protocol in TCP/IP which is

responsible for addressing and sending TCP packages in the network.

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Jackpot

Fund of non-distributed insertions in gaming; the Jackpot grows until one

player reaches the required win criteria.

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LAN

Abbr.: Local Area Network; a local network of devices which are distributed
over a relatively limited area and which are connected with each other
through communication lines for the exchange of data.

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LED

Abbr.: Light Emitting Diode; a light source based on semi-conductor

technology featuring high mechanical stability and long life-span.

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LPT

Abbr.: Line Printer; a parallel interface for the printer.

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MAC

Abbr.: Media Access Control; refers to the worldwide unique serial number
of the network component which is stored on the network card.

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Main Power Supply

Power supply that provides voltage for the consuming devices.

Mechanical Meters

Mechanical devices for automatic counting of continuous, uniform activities

such as coin insertion, wins.

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Modem

A modem (Modulator/Demodulator) enables transmission of digital data

from the computer via an analogue telephone network.

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Modular Power Supply

Complete power supply unit; consisting of main power supply unit and
switching power supply.

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Motherboard, Mainboard

This is a physical assembly of fundamental circuits and components. On

a typical motherboard the circuits are imprinted or fixed on a hard, planar
surface. It also contains all important software components.

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Novo Unity

A database-based game platform universally expandable for future game

developments, which allows to present all games installed on it in statistical
form (accounting, wins, player behaviour, etc.)

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Novo Unity Server

The Novo Unity Server provides data, programs and memory to the
connected terminals.

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Online System

A system in which several machines are connected to an accounting

system.

PC

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

Game Server and Animation Display.

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PLC

Abbr.: Programmable logic control; the control unit of the Roulette wheel.
The PLC is responsible for control and verification of motors, sensors and
micro-switches.

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Power Expansion

Additional power supply (12 V, 5 V, ground).

Processor

Please see CPU.

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Raid System

The Raid System provides additional security by writing data to two hard
disks at the same time, i.e. the system always creates a back-up copy.

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RAM

Abbr.: Random Access Memory; this is the temporary, writable memory

within the computer, in which the operating system, applications and data
actually used are stored in a way that the processor can quickly access
them. RAM arrays are cleared whenever the system is powered down.

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Real Time Clock

This is an electronic clock within the computer that continues working after
the machine has been powered down and therefore displays the correct
time after powering up again.

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Reel Interface

Device for triggering and supplying the reels.

Reference Coin

Coin used to verify inserted coins. The sample coin is inserted into the coin
comparator.

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Remote

A function that permits inserting credits to the machine when using the audit
key.

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ROM

Abbr.: Read Only Memory; Information can only be read. The ROM
contains software that allows the machine to power up when switched on.
Information stored in the ROM is not lost when the computer is powered
down.

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Roulette Wheel

The mechanical Roulette wheel is used to determine the winning numbers

in Novo Multi-Roulette games.

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Router

Device used as a DHCP Server between the Novo Unity Server and the
terminals, as a firewall against Internet security threats and as a network
distributor.

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Scanner

Device to scan tickets issued from the ticket printer.

Switching Power Supply

Power supply that provides voltage for the logic area.

SIMM

Abbr.: Single In-line Memory Module; a SIMM consists of several

RAM chips or Flash ROMs on a small circuit board. This board is attached
to the motherboard. The more RAM a computer possesses, the less
frequently it is necessary to access secondary memory.

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TCP/IP

Abbr.: Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol; refers to a

connection-oriented Internet protocol. TCP/IP encompasses the rules which
determine how computers exchange data.

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TFT/LCD Monitor

Abbr.: Thin Film Transistor - Liquid Crystal Display; monitor display used in
the terminals, Game Servers and the Novo Unity Server.

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Ticket Printer

Device that prints credits and winnings onto a ticket that can be redeemed
at the cash desk.

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Token

Gaming coin.

Top Light

Notification light on top of the device displaying different operating statuses.

Touchscreen

Display with sensor fields; the control of certain functions results from
touching the screen.

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USB

Abbr.: Universal Serial Bus; a serial interface used to connect devices with
the logic unit.

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UPS

Abbr.: Uninterruptible Power Supply; UPS provides uninterruptible and

undisturbed AC voltage within defined tolerance (battery).

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Validation Number

A generated coded number that verifies the authenticity of a printed ticket

(barcode).

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WAN

Abbr.: Wide Area Network; refers to a communication network which

connects geographically distant devices.

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WBA

Abbr.: World Bill Acceptor; refers to a certain make of bill acceptor.

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Legend

DANGER

Alludes to dangerous situations for the operator (risk of electric shock).

ATTENTION

Special, situational and operational danger warnings.

INFORMATION

Provides further information and/or explanation.

NOTE

Provides additional instructions and tips.

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TROUBLESHOOTING

Explains the debugging of different errors.

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Technical Data
Manufacturer
Austrian Gaming Industries GmbH
Wiener Strasse 158
2352 Gumpoldskirchen
Austria

Service Socket
You can find a service socket on the
inner side of the device.
Place of identification decal
ID plate on the side of the machine.

Type
680 PC Slanttop Steel
695 PC Novo Unity Server
695 PC Game Server
773 Animation Display

Dimensions in mm
(l / d / h)
Slanttop: 710 / 804 / 1059
Novo Unity Server /
Game Server: 540 / 515 / 705
Animation Display:
1450 / 900 / 2440 (standard)
Weight
Slanttop: max. 166 kg
Novo Unity Server: max. 130 kg
Game Server: max. 130 kg
Animation Display: max. 420 kg
Power Supply
230 V / 50 Hz / 1,6 A resp.
110 V / 60 Hz

Thermal danger
Certain parts become hot during
operation and can cause injuries
(e.g. TFT monitors, lamps)!
Electrical danger
Whenever the machine is open,
voltaged parts can be touched!
Whenever you do repair or
maintenance work disconnect the
power plug of the machine! For
server cabinets the shut down of the
uninterruptible power supply (UPS)
must be completed too!
Mechanical danger
Note that some flanges within the
device are sharp-edged and can
cause injuries! Improper opening
and closing of the device can cause
contusion!

Power Consumption
Slanttop: 250W
Fuse: 16 Ampere (time-lag T)
Novo Unity Server: 250W
Game Server: 250W
Animation Display: 800W
Fuses
T3A15 (230 V)
T5A (12 V)
Favourable operating temperature in C
10 - 35
Humidity in %
30 - 80 (non-condensing)

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I.1

Dimensions of the Terminals

I.2

Dimensions of the Novo Unity

Server / Game Server

I.3

Dimensions of the Animation

Display

I.4

Description of Components Terminals

I.5

Description of Components Novo Unity Server

I.6

Description of Components Game Server

I.7

Description of Components Novo Unity and Game Server in

Combination

I.8

Description of Components Animation Display

Austrian Gaming Industries GmbH

Wiener Strasse 158 A-2352 Gumpoldskirchen Austria Europe Tel.: +43-2252-606 www.austrian-gaming.com e-mail: support@novomatic.com

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I.1 Dimensions of the Terminals

105

849

1059

Terminal FV680PC

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710

670
804
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Dimensions Terminal FV680PC (in millimetres)

110

254

Dimensions of the Square Tops - FV680PC (possible designs)

Player Tracking Top Box

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Standard Square Top

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Terminal - FV623PC

540

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Dimensions Terminal FV623PC (in millimetres)

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255

Dimensions of the Square Tops - FV623PC (possible designs)

Player Tracking Top Box

540

107

255

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540

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Dimensions Square Tops FV623PC (in millimetres)

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Dimensions of the bottom part - FV623PC

600

355

325

540

454
Dimensions bottom part FV623PC (in millimetres)

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495

497

705

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567

125

I.2 Dimensions of the Novo Unity Server / Game Server - FS695PC

540

515
Dimensions Novo Unity Server FS695PC / Game Server FS695PC (in millimetres)

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I.3 Dimensions of the Animation Display - FS773

900

165

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880

1470

* = Hight
2500 (Standard)
2325 (optional)

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I.4 Description of Components - Terminals

I.4.1

Terminal FV680PC

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PRINT1

USB

MOUSE

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UPT

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Description of Components Terminal FV680PC

- Monitor (Touchscreen)
- Main Power Switch
- Mechanical Meters
- Hopper
. Security Board (not in all jurisdictions)
- Logical Unit
- Bill Illumination
- Ticket Printer
- Multi-Interface
- Bill Acceptor
- Coin Acceptor
- Stacker Box
- Switching Power Supply (behind WBA)
- Main Power Supply Unit (behind WBA)
- Cashbox
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Terminal FV623PC
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- Top Light
- Top Box
- Coin Acceptor
- Mechanical Meters
- Illumination (fluorescent tube)
- Door in Door System
- Monitor
- Main Power Supply Unit (behind Monitor)
- Monitor (Touchscreen)

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- Logical Unit (behind Monitor)

- Bill Acceptor
- Stacker
- Switching Power Supply
- Ticket Printer
- Hopper
- Main Power Switch
- Door Switch
- Cashbox
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I.5 Description of Components - Novo Unity Server (FS695PC)

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POWER

H.D.D.

LAN

POWER

H.D.D.

LAN

POWER

POWER

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LAN

POWER

Smart-UPS

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Smart-UPS

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Description of Components Novo Unity Server FS695PC

Monitor
Fan
Keyboard / Trackball
Novo Unity Server PC
Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)
Distributor Board
Fan
Monitor Power Supply
Raidsystem
RS232 to RS485 Adapter (behind Raidsystem)
Router/DHCP Server
Server Interface Board
Switching Power Supply (Server Interface Board)

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POWER

POWER

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LAN

POWER

POWER

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LAN

POWER

Smart-UPS

7 0 0

Smart-UPS

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Description of Components Game Server FS695PC

Monitor
Fan
Keyboard / Trackball
Game Server PC
Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)
Distributor Board
Fan
Monitor Power Supply
RS232 to RS485 Adapter (behind Raidsystem)
Server Interface Board
Switching Power Supply (Server Interface Board)

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I.7 Description of Components

OPTIONAL FOR SINGLE GAME INSTALLATIONS
Novo Unity and Game Server (FS695PC) in Combination

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LAN

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POWER

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LAN

POWER

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Description of Components Novo Unity

and Game Server FS695PC

- Monitor
- Fan
- Keyboard / Trackball
- Monitor Switch Box
- Game Server PC
- Novo Unity Server PC
- Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)
- Distributor Board
- Fan

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- Monitor Power Supply

- Raidsystem
- RS232 to RS485 Adapter
(behind Raidsystem)
- Router/DHCP Server
- Server Interface Board
- Switching Power Supply
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- Monitor
- Speaker
- Fan
- Speaker
- Animation Display PC
- Fan

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II.1

Inspection
(damage in transport)

II.2

Installation Instructions

II.3

Power Up

II.4

Safety Precautions

II.5

Cash System

II.6

Mechanical Meters

II.7

Doors

II.8

Novo Unity

II.9

Network Configuration

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II.1 Inspection (damage in transport)

1)
2)
3)

Remove the shipping carton.

Remove the material used to secure the machine components during transport
(necessary only for some types of cabinet).
Should any damages caused by transport have occurred on the exterior, report them immediately to
the carrier and have them confirmed by the same.

II.2 Installation Instructions

It must be ensured that the machine is operated in an upright position.

ATTENTION
For installation, the animation display must be fixed to the floor by means of bolts or a base to avoid
tilting!
The terminals can be installed very close one beside the other. The minimum distance to a back wall or
the like should be 10 cm.

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1)

2)
3)
4)
5)
6)

7)
8)
9)
10)

Before start check the line voltage. The machine has been designed to sustain
230 V +/- 10%, 50 Hz or 110 V +/- 10%, 60 Hz. Make sure that the line voltage corresponds to the
voltage indicated on the machine.
As the system is equipped with an earthing connection, it should be ensured that the mains supply is
also equipped with an earthing connection.
Plug in the mains plug correctly.
Open the Top Large Door/Main Door.
If the machine is equipped with a coin comparator, insert the reference coin in there.
Fill the hopper and enter the amount in the audit system.
Please see section IV.5.6 - Hopper refill.
Turn the mains switch to the ON position (switching unit).
Close the Top Large Door/Main Door.
After a short self test the machine is ready for operation.
Credits can be added and a new game can be started.

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II.4 Safety Precautions

For operating safety and to avoid damage to the machine, read carefully and observe the following
instructions.
As the machine has to be opened for normal maintenance work, please ensure that the relevant staff are
made aware of the following safety precautions.
There are static-sensitive parts inside the machine which could be damaged by electric discharge.
Ground yourself by touching a ground strap inside the machine to neutralise electric charges before
replacing or performing maintenance work of inner parts.

DANGER
In case of emergency power off the machine
The power cord must be disconnected from the electrical outlet!
For machines with an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) you have to switch this off too!

If there is smoke or if there are unusual smells or sounds coming from the machine, unplug the unit from
the electrical outlet immediately and for machines with a UPS power this off too. Contact qualified service
personnel.
Continued operation may be dangerous and can result in a risk of fire or electric shock.
Do not open the cabinet by force
There are potentially dangerous high voltage components inside. Opening the cabinet can result in a
serious risk of fire hazard or electric shock. There are no user serviceable parts inside. Refer all service to
qualified service personnel.
Never insert objects into the cabinet ventilation openings
Do not push any objects through cabinet ventilation slots as they may touch dangerous voltage points or
cause short circuits that could result in a risk of fire or electric shock.
Never spill liquid of any kind (coffee, wine, etc.) on the machine.
If this happens accidentally, it may result in a risk of fire or electric shock.
Unplug the unit and have it checked by qualified service personnel.
Avoid damage to the wires
Prevent mechanical strain, such as squeezing or stretching, on the power cord, wires and plug
connections. Damaged wires can result in a risk of fire or short circuit. Keep the wires away from where
people will walk on them or stumble and be injured.

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Unplugging the machine with wet hands can result in a risk of electric shock.

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DANGER
Operating environment
Suitable for indoor use only!
Under no circumstances expose the machine to rain or temperatures greater than 50C.
The operating environment temperature must not exceed 35C.
If the machine has been exposed to very low temperatures, do not power it up immediately
The machine has to reach room temperature (convenient temperature is 10C to 35C).
Be aware not to exceed the operation humidity range of 30% to 80% (non-condensing).
Do not install the machine close to a radiator heating.
Do not install the machine in locations with rapidly changing temperatures or excessive dust. This could
cause risk of fire hazard, short circuit or other damage.
Provide adequate space for ventilation

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Openings on top, sides and in the bottom of the cabinet are provided for ventilation.
To ensure proper operation and to prevent overheating, these openings should not be blocked or covered.
To allow hot air to escape make sure that there is a minimum space of 10 cm between the machine and a
wall or the like.
If the machine becomes too hot, it could cause a fire hazard.

MISCELLANEOUS
Influence of magnetic fields
Do not install machines with CRT monitors close to strong magnetic fields like loudspeakers or fluorescent
lamps. Other devices may cause interference or noise in the monitor.
Machines with LCD monitor
The surface of the LCD monitor is very delicate and scratches easily. High pressure or pointed objects
could cause irreparable damage.
To clean the surface use absorbent cotton or a soft cloth and a window cleaner. Never use thinner or
products containing alcohol.
If the display is accidentally broken and the liquid crystal material leaks, it should be kept away from eyes
and mouth.
In case of contact with skin or clothes, wash thoroughly with soap and water.

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NOTE
If you follow these instructions closely and the machine is maintained and handled in a proper way, it
complies with the usual safety standards.
The manufacturer warns specifically against any foreseeable improper use of the machine as well as
foreseeable misuse. Do not bypass the built-in safety precautions in the machine!
Unauthorised modifications and alterations of the machine are prohibited for safety reasons.
For replacement of damaged or defective parts, use original or manufacturer Approved Spare Parts only.
The manufacturer warns specifically that original or spare parts that are not supplied by Austrian Gaming
Industries are neither tested nor approved by AGI. Installation and/or use of such parts may impair the
machine's performance. The manufacturer cannot be held liable for damage that results from such parts.
Any liability is disclaimed if the machine is improperly handled.

The following service instructions are for use by qualified and authorised personnel only. The
owner of the machine must ensure that service work is performed by qualified and authorised
personnel only.
To avoid personal injury or damage to the equipment, do not perform any servicing other than
such described in this manual.

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II.5 Cash System

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Bills and coins can be used for pay-in. The value of bills accepted through the individual bill channels is
configured on the Novo Unity Server. The value of the coins is also configured
on the Novo Unity Server. After a coin has been accepted it is transported automatically
either to the hopper or to the cashbox depending on the filling level of the hopper and
controlled by the multi-interface.

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STACKER

Bill
Acceptor

HOPPER

Coin
Acceptor

Hopper Box
full

Cashbox

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II.6 Mechanical Meters

Each player terminal is equipped with 8 mechanical meters. These meters are used to verify machine
accounting. The meter settings will be made by the Technical Support of AGI on the Novo Unity Server.
Please see also part V Novo Unity Server, section V.3.1.2.1.9 Counters.

Coin In (Bet):
Total Win:
Remote In:
Remote Out:
Printer Out:
Tip Money:
Hopper Refill:
Cashless In:
Cashless Out:
Ticket In:
Handpay:
Cancelled Credit:
Unused:
Bill In:
Coins to Drop:
Total In:
Total Out:
Coin In (Real):
Coin Out (Real):
Game Number:

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Total amount of bets

Total amount of wins
Total of credits added by the attendant via the remote function
Total amount of manual payouts by the attendant
(Handpays + Cancelled Credits)
Total amount of printed, redeemable tickets
Total amount of tip money
Total amount of coins refilled into the hopper
Total amount of credits paid in via cards
Total amount of payouts to a card
Total amount of credits paid in via tickets
Total amount of wins paid out manually by the attendant (after pressing the
HANDPAY button)
Total amount of manual payouts by the attendant, except for handpays
No configuration.
Total amount of bills accepted via the bill acceptor
Total amount of coins transferred to the cashbox
Total value paid in (coins + bills + tickets + remote in)
Total value paid out (coins + tickets + remote out)
Total value of coins accepted via the coin acceptor
Total value of coins paid out via the hopper
Total sum of games

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Each meter can be configured individually. The following configurations can be selected on the Novo Unity
Server:

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II.7 Doors
II.7.1 Terminal (FV680PC)
There are 8 door switches on the terminal FV680PC (Slanttop).

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Door Switches Terminal FV680PC

The following error messages are displayed on the screen when a door is opened:
A

- Top Large Door

- Front Large Door

- Logic Door

- Security Cover (behind Logic Door, not for all jurisdictions)

- Service Door (Ithaca printer, optional)

- Stacker Door

- Security Bill Door (behind Stacker Door, not in all jurisdictions)

- Cashbox Door

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II.7.2 Novo Unity Server / Game Server (FS695PC)

There are 3 door switches on the Novo Unity / Game Server FS695PC:

Door Switch Server Display Door (FS695PC)

Illustr. II.4

Door Switch Server Back Door (FS695PC)

Illustr. II.5

Door Switch Server Front Door (FS695PC)

The following error messages are displayed on the screen when a door is opened:
A - Server display door is open (registered only in the Log File, but not displayed on the screen)
B - Server back door is open
C - Server front door is open

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II.8 Novo Unity

The main components of the Novo Unity game platform include:
Windows XP Embedded
Novo Unity Server
Game Server
Game Manager
Novobase
Installed Game
Novo Unity runs on the Windows XP Embedded operating system providing write protection to increase
fail safe operation to a maximum level.

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The network consists of the Novo Unity Server, the Game Server(s), a DHCP server and several
terminals. The Novo Unity Server enables the installation of software, generates the results of the
game and statistics and is used to monitor parameter settings like language settings and minimum and
maximum bet limits.
The program of the terminals and Game Servers is called Game Manager. The Game Manager transfers
data from the Novo Unity Server to the Game Server(s) and to the terminals and vice versa. Each terminal
has an IP address in order to guarantee the identification of all terminals. Therefore the Novo Unity Server
is able to transfer the right data to the right terminal/Game Server and to identify the terminal/Game
Server that has sent data to the Novo Unity Server.
The terminals/Game Servers receive the IP address from the DHCP server, which is part of the network.
The DHCP or Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol is used to find a free address out of a list including
several IP addresses. This enables a safe and reliable network communication.
Each terminal/Game Server has a network card including a MAC (Media Access Control) address in order
to enable the DHCP server to identify the terminals. The MAC address is clear and unique worldwide.

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After power up, the terminal goes through the following processes:
Start of Windows XP Embedded
Transfer of the MAC address from the terminal/Game Server to the DHCP server
Transfer of the IP address from the DHCP server to the terminal/Game Server
Start of Game Manager
Transfer of MAC and IP addresses from the terminals/Game Servers to the Novo Unity Server
Data transfer between Novo Unity Server and Game Manager
For example:
Installed Game (e.g. Novo Multi-Table Roulette)
Group and terminal settings
Game timing
Parameter settings
After receiving these data from the Novo Unity Server, the Game Manager loads the executable program
Novobase and transfers these data to Novobase.

In addition, Novo Unity allows to present all games installed on it in statistical form (accounting, wins,
player behaviour, etc.). As a database-based game platform, Novo Unity is universally expandable for
future game developments.

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Novobase activates the installed game to visualise the data received. Other games can be selected by
just switching to the desired game.

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Bill acceptor
lighting

GAME MANAGER

Coin
acceptor

Meter
Interface

Bill acceptor

Multi Interface

RS485

Coin diverter

I/O's

Printer

LPT

Hopper

Security
Print

Touch
screen

COM

SOFTWARE

PC Card

ISA

PC / Mainboard

Operating System:
Microsoft Windows XP Embedded
(Write Protected)

NOVOBASE

INSTALLED GAME

Novo Unity / Terminal

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II.9 Network Configuration

The Burning Bingo System consists of the below main elements:
Novo Unity Server
Game Server
Router/DHCP Server
Player Terminals
Animation Display
The Novo Unity Server represents as central-server the basis of the system where setup, statistic,
accounting, trace and game-relevant data are stored. The Novo Unity Server is connected to the Game
Sever, to the Animation Display (optional) and to all individual terminals (via ETHERNET).

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The following illustration outline the data network configuration of the Bingo system.

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NO BILLS
INSERT BILLS

NO BILLS
INSERT BILLS

NO BILLS
INSERT BILLS

Terminal XX

Ethernet
Terminal 2

Animation Display

Terminal 1

Game Server

NO BILLS
INSERT BILLS

NO BILLS
INSERT BILLS

NO BILLS
INSERT BILLS

Terminal XX

Terminal 1

Animation Display

Game Server

Novo Unity Server

NO BILLS
INSERT BILLS

NO BILLS
INSERT BILLS

NO BILLS
INSERT BILLS

Terminal XX
Terminal 2

Ethernet

Animation Display

Terminal 1

Game Server

Router
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III.1

Gaming Instructions for

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III.1 Gaming Instructions for Burning Bingo

Burning Bingo is an electronic simulation of the traditional Bingo live game. The system incorporates an
animation display around which a number of player terminals are arranged, a Novo Unity Server polling
the data from the networked player terminals and a Game Server controlling the game play.
On the animation display screen a virtual blower is presented to the players showing the drawing of the
winning numbers. Additional information relating to prize pools, quantity of Bingo cards sold, results of the
draw is provided on the animation display screen.
Each terminal includes a video monitor on which the player's credits and bets placed are displayed. Each
player can place or cancel bets by selecting the respective functions on the touchscreen.
Pay-In:
Upon insertion of a coin, bill or ticket the relevant amount is indicated in the CREDIT display area.
Credits may be also be inserted using a key switch.

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General system information:

Once credits have been registered (through the insertion of coins, bills and tickets, or using the remote
function) the terminal is ready for game play.
The system supports a choice of different languages (e. g. English, German, French, Spanish, and so on)
that can be selected by pressing the FLAG button.
Information about the functions of buttons and display areas is shown on the game screen when the ?
button is pressed.
Each terminal offers information screens explaining the player the rules of Burning Bingo, possible wins,
terminology and, if activated, the game play of the special player (reserved for certain jurisdictions).
Additionally help movies are available on the terminal screens to inform the players about how to load
credits, choose and purchase cards, cancel purchased cards, claim prizes, collect winnings, get help
information, change the language and mark numbers on the cards.
Payout:
Payout of credits may be effected in coins (via the hopper), by printing of redeemable tickets or with the
handpay function.
Placing bets:
To start the game, Burning Bingo requires at least two participating players and a total of eight cards
bought.
During the Betting Time game phase players may place their bets by selecting one or more Bingo
cards from the pool of available cards. The maximum number of cards a player is allowed to purchase is
displayed on the information screen How to play Bingo.
The players may select their cards individually or choose a package of cards by pressing the 5 CARDS or
10 CARDS button. Every Bingo card is uniquely identified by a card number. It is divided into three rows
(= lines) and nine columns containing 15 number and 12 blank fields.
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Cancelling bets:
The CANCEL button can be used to clear the most recent card purchase. All card purchases can be
cancelled by pressing the CANCEL button twice.
Game start:
At the beginning of the No More Bets game phase the information Game Starting is displayed on
the terminal screens signalling the start of the draw. In each game 90 balls are drawn representing the
winning numbers. The draw can be watched by all players on the terminal and animation display screens.
Each time a winning number is called the card numbers have to be checked. Depending on the casino
operator's setting the numbers will be automatically marked on the cards or have to be marked manually
by the player using the CHECK button.
Completion of the game:
In the event that a Line or Two Lines prize is hit on the player's card she/he must call the win by pressing
the appropriate prize button (LINE / TWO LINES). Immediately after a valid prize claim a call will be made
(Does anyone else have a ... win) three times for other winners to claim their prizes (= Ask Others
game phase). All winners' cards are displayed on the terminal and animation display screens.
Prizes that are not claimed during the allocated time will forfeit.

As an option, the Two Lines win can be switched off by the casino operator.
For more detailed information please see part V Novo Unity Server, section V.3.2.3.1 Game Setup.
After the validity of prize claims for Line and Two Lines has been confirmed and the distribution of the
prize has been verified the prize is incremented in the CREDIT display area using both acoustic and visual
indication. Subsequent the drawing continues until the Bingo win occurs and is claimed by a player after
pressing the BINGO button.
A game is deemed completed when one or more Bingo wins were claimed. The winners' cards are
displayed on the terminal and animation display screens and the bingo prize is incremented in the
CREDIT display area using both acoustic and visual indication.
A new game can now start. To purchase the same number of cards as in the previous game the ONCE
AGAIN button may be selected.

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Description of buttons and display areas on the main screen

CASH
Press the CASH button for payout of existing credits.
? - HELP
For information on the function of a button or of a display area on the current game screen please press
the ? button first and then the desired button or area on the screen.
SERVICE
Press this button to call a casino attendant (if an error message is displayed etc.).
ACCUMULATED BINGO
Shows the value of the special prize Accumulated Bingo paid to players who claim the Bingo prize at the
moment the Lucky Ball is drawn or prior thereto.

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GUARANTEED BINGO
Shows the value of the special prize Guaranteed Bingo paid to players who claim the Bingo prize after
the Lucky Ball but before or at the moment the Max Ball is drawn.
BINGO PRIZE
Shows the value of the Bingo prize to be claimed by players who have 15 drawn numbers marked on a
single Bingo card.
TWO LINES PRIZE
Shows the value of the Two Lines prize to be claimed by players who have ten drawn numbers marked in
two horizontal rows on a single Bingo card. If this display area is not visible the Two Lines win will not be
awarded.
LINE PRIZE
Shows the value of the Line prize paid to players who have five drawn numbers marked in one horizontal
row on a single Bingo card.
LUCKY BALL
Shows the number of the draw for the Lucky Ball. This draw is significant for the definition of the
Accumulated Bingo Prize. If a player claims the Bingo prize at the moment the Lucky Ball is drawn or prior
thereto the Accumulated Bingo Prize will be awarded.
Example:
Lucky Ball = 44. If a player claims the Bingo prize before or at the moment the 44th Ball is drawn the
Accumulated Bingo Prize will be awarded.

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MAX BALL
Shows the number of the draw for the Max Ball. This draw is significant for the definition of the Guaranteed
Bingo Prize. If the player claims the Bingo prize after the Lucky Ball but before or at the moment the Max
Ball is drawn the Guaranteed Bingo Prize will be paid. The alteration of the Max Ball number depends on
the number of games played.
Example:
Max Ball = 46. If a player claims the Bingo prize after the Lucky Ball but before or at the moment the 46th
Ball is drawn the Guaranteed Bingo Prize will be awarded.
BALLS PLAYED
Shows the number of drawn balls. The total number of balls in each draw can be determined by the casino
operator.
CARDS SOLD
Shows the total number of cards bought by all players participating in the current game.
NEXT CARD
Press this button to move one card up in the pool of available cards.

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PREVIOUS CARD
Press this button to move one card down in the pool of available cards.
BUY
Press this button to purchase the selected card.
CANCEL
Press this button once to cancel the most recent card purchase. Press it twice to cancel all card
purchases.
5 CARDS
Press this button to purchase five cards at once.
10 CARDS
Press this button to purchase ten cards at once.
ONCE AGAIN
Press this button to purchase the same number of cards as in the previous game.
CARD PRICE
Shows the price for one card.
TOTAL BET
Shows the total bet for the current game.

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CREDIT
Shows the total amount of credits available.
CARDS BOUGHT
Shows the total number of cards the player has purchased in the current game.
STATUS DISPLAY
This display area shows the current game status (game phase) and information on the game play
(e. g. LINE WIN).
LINE / TWO LINES / BINGO
Press this button to claim a Line / Two Lines or Bingo win. If the TWO LINES button is not visible no Two
Lines win will be awarded.
CHECK
Press this button each time a new ball is drawn to mark the number on your cards. If this button is not
visible the numbers will be automatically marked.

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TIME DISPLAY
This function shows the time remaining until the end of the betting phase.
INFO
Press this button to display information about the game.
FLAG
Press this button to change the language.

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Description of buttons and display areas on the drawing screen

CASH
Press the CASH button for payout of existing credits.
? - HELP
For information on the function of a button or of a display area on the current game screen please press
the ? button first and then the desired button or area on the screen.
SERVICE
Press this button to call a casino attendant (if an error message is displayed etc.).
ACCUMULATED BINGO
Shows the value of the special prize Accumulated Bingo paid to players who claim the Bingo prize at the
moment the Lucky Ball is drawn or prior thereto.

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GUARANTEED BINGO
Shows the value of the special prize Guaranteed Bingo paid to players who claim the Bingo prize after
the Lucky Ball but before or at the moment the Max Ball is drawn.
BINGO PRIZE
Shows the value of the Bingo prize to be claimed by players who have 15 drawn numbers marked on a
single Bingo card.
TWO LINES PRIZE
Shows the value of the Two Lines prize to be claimed by players who have ten drawn numbers marked in
two horizontal rows on a single Bingo card. If this display area is not visible the Two Lines win cannot be
claimed.
LINE PRIZE
Shows the value of the Line prize paid to players who have five drawn numbers marked in one horizontal
row on a single Bingo card.
LUCKY BALL
Shows the number of the draw for the Lucky Ball. This draw is significant for the definition of the
Accumulated Bingo Prize. If a player claims the Bingo prize at the moment the Lucky Ball is drawn or prior
thereto the Accumulated Bingo Prize will be awarded.
Example:
Lucky Ball = 44. If a player claims the Bingo prize before or at the moment the 44th Ball is drawn the
Accumulated Bingo Prize will be awarded.

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MAX BALL
Shows the number of the draw for the Max Ball. This draw is significant for the definition of the
Guaranteed Bingo Prize. If the player claims the Bingo prize after the Lucky Ball but before or at the
moment the Max Ball is drawn the Guaranteed Bingo Prize will be paid. The alteration of the Max Ball
number depends on the number of games played.
Example:
Max Ball = 46. If a player claims the Bingo prize after the Lucky Ball but before or at the moment the 46th
Ball is drawn the Guaranteed Bingo Prize will be awarded.
BALLS PLAYED
Shows the number of drawn balls. The total number of balls in each draw can be determined by the
casino operator.
CARDS SOLD
Shows the total number of cards bought by all players participating in the current game.
TABLE OF NUMBERS 1 - 90
Displays numbers from 1 to 90. Numbers drawn during the current game are illuminated.

BEST CARDS
Arranges cards in a sequence by the quantity of numbers drawn. This button will only be activated when
the player has bought more than three cards.
UP/DOWN ARROWS
Press these buttons to browse purchased cards. To display cards by most numbers drawn press the
BEST CARDS button. These buttons will only be activated when the player has bought more than three
cards.
CARD PRICE
Shows the price for one card.
TOTAL BET
Shows the total bet for the current game.
CREDIT
Shows the total amount of credits available.
CARDS BOUGHT
Shows the total number of cards the player has purchased in the current game.

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LAST NUMBER / WINNER'S CARDS

Displays most recently drawn ball and winning card(s) at the moment one or more players claim a prize.

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STATUS DISPLAY
This display area shows the current game status (game phase) and information on the game play
(e. g. LINE WIN).
LINE / TWO LINES / BINGO
Press this button to claim a Line / Two Lines or Bingo win. If the TWO LINES button is not visible the Two
Lines win will not be awarded.
CHECK
Press this button each time a new ball is drawn to mark the number on your cards. If this button is not
visible the numbers will be automatically marked.
TIME DISPLAY
This function shows the time remaining until the end of the betting phase.
INFO
Press this button to display information about the game.

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FLAG
Press this button to change the language.

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III.1.3 Info Screen - Possible Wins

Additional information:

* Depending on the number of Bingo terminals one of the following tables for the definition of the GUARANTEED
BINGO PRIZE will be displayed on this info screen:
Below 10 Bingo terminals:
Max Ball

GUARANTEED BINGO PRIZE

10 - 50 Bingo terminals:
Max Ball

GUARANTEED BINGO PRIZE

46 - 48

12000 * card price

44 - 46

12000 * card price

49 - 51

3000 * card price

47 - 49

3000 * card price

52 - 54

1000 * card price

50 - 52

1000 * card price

Over 50 Bingo terminals:

Max Ball

GUARANTEED BINGO PRIZE

42 - 44

25000 * card price

45 - 47

6500 * card price

48 - 50

2000 * card price

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III.1.4 Info Screen - How to play Bingo

Additional information:

* The maximum of cards each player is allowed to buy for one game can be individually set by the casino
operator. The operator's setting will be displayed on this info screen.

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III.1.5 Info Screen - Terminology

Additional information:

* Depending on the number of Bingo terminals the range of the Max Ball and the number of the Lucky Ball vary
according to the below table. The respective values will be displayed on this info screen:

Number of Terminals Max Ball Lucky Ball

< 10

46 - 54

44

10 - 50

44 - 52

42

> 50

42 - 50

40

For example:
MAX BALL - Is defined before the first game is played, starting from the 46th ball drawn. Max Ball increases by
one until 54, thereafter Max Ball is reset to 46.
LUCKY BALL - In this game the Lucky Ball is the 44th drawn ball.

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III.1.6 Top Message Box

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Information on the game play is displayed in a pop-up window at the top of the screen
(please see illustrations below).

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III.1.7 Animation Display Screen

III.1.7.1 Virtual Bingo Blower

The balls indicating the winning numbers are drawn one after the other through a tube at the top of the
globe. As the ball moves through the tube the number will be called and will simultaneously be transmitted
to the terminals.

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The first animation display screen displays a virtual Bingo blower to the players showing the drawing of
randomly generated winning numbers. The virtual Bingo blower holds a set of 90 balls. It mixes the balls
by blowing them around in a globe.

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On the animation display the drawn balls are arranged in 9 horizontal tubes from left to right top down.
Each horizontal tube can hold ten balls. Valid prize claims (Line Win, Two Lines Win, Bingo Win) are
shown in the display area underneath the drawing globe.

A draw is deemed completed when one or more Bingo wins were claimed.

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At the end of the game all balls move from the tubes back into the drawing globe.

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III.1.7.2 Results Display

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The second animation display screen displays the progress and results of the current game.

The results screen features are: A help movie in a display area on the left, and a table of numbers from
1 - 90 with a gauge display on top. At the bottom of the help movie display area the game phases are
displayed: BUY A CARD PLEASE, PLACE YOUR BETS, FINISH BETTING, NO MORE BETS.

When a game starts the help movie ends and each ball drawn is shown in this display. Numbers already
drawn are illuminated and the current number is highlighted on the numbers table.
The gauge display above the numbers table shows the progress of the game through the various winning
phases: START, LINE, 2 LINES and BINGO WIN.
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After a valid prize claim the gauge display is highlighted and the winning card(s) of the player(s) are
consecutively shown in the display on the left:

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III.1.8 Top Light

III.1.8.1 Novomatic Standard
The various operating statuses are indicated on the toplight (error, service call, etc.):

Blue

White

Blue light on:

The SERVICE button has been pressed.
If the SERVICE button is pressed again by the attendant the light goes off.

Blue

White light is blinking quickly:

White

The device is in idle mode with a door opened.

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The light is blinking until the beginning of the next game.

Blue

Blue light is blinking slowly:

White

Error - the device is not ready for game play.

The error message is displayed on the screen.
Please see part VII Error Handling.

Blue

Blue light is blinking slowly and white light is blinking quickly:

White

Error - the device is not ready for game play.

The error message is displayed on the screen and a door of the device is open.
Please see part VII Error Handling.

Blue

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Blue and white lights are blinking slowly:

A manual payout by the attendant is required
(CANCEL CREDIT or HANDPAY button).
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III.1.8.2 Bally France

The various operating statuses are indicated on the toplight (Jackpot, error, service call, etc.):

Green
Red
Yellow

Green light is blinking quickly:

A limit has been reached.
After the manual payout the light goes off.

Green
Red
Yellow

Red light on:

Error - the machine is not ready for game play.

Green
Red
Yellow

Green
Red
Yellow

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The error message is displayed on the screen.

Please see part VII Error Handling.

Red light is blinking slowly:

A door is open on the machine.

Yellow light is blinking quickly:

The SERVICE button has been pressed.
If the SERVICE button is pressed again by the attendant the light goes off.

Green
Red
Yellow

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Yellow light is blinking slowly:

The blackbox was removed or is damaged.

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III.1.8.3 Ontario

White

Blue

At any one time, each of the two tower lights may be in one of the five states as follows:
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)

Off means the light is off;

On means the light is on continually;
Slow Flash means the light is flashing regularly at a 500 millisecond interval;
Medium Flash means the light is flashing regularly at a 250 millisecond interval;
Fast Flash means the light is flashing regularly at 125 millisecond interval.

There are three separate methods by which a machine may be placed in an unplayable state:
1)

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2)
3)

Administrative mode means that an authorised person has placed the machine in an unplayable
state in order to access the setup or recall functions of a machine game.
Disabled mode means that an authorised person has placed the machine in an unplayable state
for any reason other than those described in administrative mode.
Tilt mode means that the machine placed itself in an unplayable state due to some type of
malfunction or an exception condition whereby the machine cannot return to a playable state
without intervention by an authorised person.

Each of the following combinations of light states are displayed by the machine tower light to indicate the
machine operational status that is described therewith until the status is changed by an authorised person:

White (top)
Light

Coloured
(bottom)
Light

Machine Operational Status

Off

Off

Idle and the machine door(s) is (are) closed.

Off

Medium Flash

Idle and the machine door(s) is (are) open.

Off

Fast Flash

Idle and the machine Cashbox Door is open.

On

Off

Change or another service request by patron and the machine

door(s) is (are) closed.

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On

On

Machine in disabled mode.

On

Medium Flash

The machine door(s) is (are) open and

a) a patron is requesting change or another service; or
b) the machine is in disabled mode.

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On

Fast Flash

The machine is in disabled mode and its Cashbox Door

is open.

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White (top)
Light

Coloured
(bottom)
Light

Machine Operational Status

Slow Flash

Off

The machine is in tilt mode and its door(s) is (are) closed.

Slow Flash

Slow Flash

a) The machine is displaying a hand-paid jackpot combination and

its door(s) is (are) closed; or
b) The machine is displaying a hand-paid jackpot and has gone
into tilt mode while its door(s) is (are) closed.

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Slow Flash

Medium Flash

a) The machine is displaying a hand-paid jackpot combination and

its door(s) is (are) open; or
b) The machine is displaying a hand-paid jackpot and has gone
into tilt mode while its door(s) is (are) open.

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Slow Flash

Fast Flash

a) The machine is displaying a hand-paid jackpot combination and

its Cashbox Door is open; or
b) The machine is displaying a hand-paid jackpot and has gone
into tilt mode while its Cashbox Door is open.

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Fast Flash

Off

The machine is in administrative mode and its door(s)

is (are) closed.

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Fast Flash

Medium Flash

The machine is in administrative mode and its door(s)

is (are) open.

Fast Flash

Fast Flash

The machine is in administrative mode and its Cashbox Door

is open.

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Additional information:

The Cashbox Door and machine door open operational status conditions have higher priority when more
than one condition triggers the display of tower light.

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IV.1

Main Menu

IV.2

Remote

IV.3

Reset Data

IV.4

Service

IV.5

Finances

IV.6

Printer

IV.7

Shutdown Game

IV.8

Previous Games

Austrian Gaming Industries GmbH

Wiener Strasse 158 A-2352 Gumpoldskirchen Austria Europe Tel.: +43-2252-606 www.austrian-gaming.com e-mail: support@novomatic.com

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Game Manager
After applying power, the Game Manager appears on the terminal/Game Server screen. The Game
Manager starts the current game program automatically and then retreats into the background to
allow the betting screen resp. the Game Server window to be displayed. On the terminal screen the
Game Manager can be brought into the foreground again by connecting a keyboard. To switch
to the Game Manager on the Terminal or Game Server the keys ALT + TAB must be pressed.

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The Game Manager provides the following functions and information:

START

- Function provided to start the installed program. The START button need not be pressed
when booting up the terminal (autostart procedure).
The START button is provided to restart a game that was halted with the STOP button.

STOP

- Function provided to terminate the current game after completion of a full game cycle. To
restart the game play, the START button needs to be pressed.

CLEAR

- Function provided to clear the log window (area on the right).

UPDATE

- After the STOP button has been pressed a manual parameter update can be carried out.
This is required only for analysis purposes (log window) because a required update is
effected in every start procedure of the program (Autostart/Start button) and after every
parameter update executed on the Novo Unity Server.

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- Identifies the terminal/Game Server on the Novo Unity Server. The number is assigned
on the Novo Unity Server (as per the settings made by AGI technical staff on site).

Group

- Indicates the group number or name (Attachments) to which the terminal or Game Server
belongs. Settings can be made on the Novo Unity Server.

IP

- Indicates the IP address of the terminal/Game Server.

MAC

- This number is the physical number of the network card (unique identification code
worldwide).

Ver

- Indicates the version of the Game Manager Program.

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IV.1 Main Menu

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To access the main menu a key switch must be turned on the terminal, which will display the window
below:

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GAME MANAGER

Description:
The below options can be selected without entering a password:
CANCEL CREDIT

- After selecting this button a manual payout can be performed by the

attendant. Pressing the CANCEL CREDIT button will set the credit to 0.
Credits paid out in this way are automatically registered on the Cancelled
Credit meter and then saved in the bookkeeping. To leave the main menu,
the key switch must be removed.
If on the Novo Unity Server (in path Casino \ Multi Game \ Installed Game \
Parameters \ Settings \ Pay Out) the parameter Cancel Credit is activated the
attendant can perform a manual payout in every game phase, except when
bets are placed. If this parameter is deactivated also the CANCEL CREDIT
button will be inactive, except for the case that one of the following error
messages is displayed on the terminal screen:
Hopper Limit Reached - Wait for Attendant
Ticket Payout Limit Reached - Wait for Attendant
Door Errors, e. g. Stacker Door open
Hardware- and Connection Errors - e. g. Connection with Game Server lost
RAM Clear required

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HANDPAY

- If the maximum win or credit amount has been reached, the dealer must pay
out the current amount won by pressing the HANDPAY button. To leave the
main menu, the key switch must be removed.
Please see also section V.3.1.2.1.8 Credit Limits, parameter
description for Max Credit and Max Win.

REMOTE

- If the remote in function is activated on the Novo Unity Server (path: Casino \
Multi Game \ Installed Game \ Parameters \ Settings \ Pay In \ Remote In) the
attendant can effect a pay-in in every game phase, except during the drawing
phase and when there are bets placed.

PREVIOUS GAMES

- When this button has been selected (with no bets placed) information on the
last 1000 games played on the terminal is displayed on the screen. For further
information:
Please see section IV.8 Previous Games.

SHUTDOWN GAME

- This function allows to initiate the shutdown procedure of the game program
on all terminals that are connected to the Game Server or Novo Unity Server.
Please see section IV.7 Shutdown Game.

WIN NUMBER BY SUPERVISOR

- This function is only relevant for LIVE games and Multi-Roulette systems in
case of losing connection between Novo Unity Server and terminal.
For further information:
Please see part VII Error Handling.
EXIT

- No function - the Audit key must be released to leave the main menu.

The options below can only be read and/or changed after an appropriate password has been
entered.
RESET DATA

- Depending on the user's access rights, data from the following areas can be
cleared under this menu item:
Supervisor
- Authorised to clear partial statistics data.
Administrator - Authorised to clear partial and total statistics data.

This function can only be carried out if no credits are available on the terminal.
SERVICE

- Depending on their access rights, authorised technicians can view or change

technical settings of the devices.

FINANCES

- Here all bookkeeping data can be viewed depending on the access rights of
the user. (Changes cannot be made!)

Printer
PRINTED TICKETS
<< / >>
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- Opens a window to view all tickets printed at the terminal (since last reset!).
- The arrow keys facilitate the paper control of the ticket printer.
- To reset the printer to a defined initial state.
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LOGIN
Title:

Password

Function:

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This window is used to log into the respective subdirectory of the main menu. Access to the system is
granted depending on the access rights of the user.

Description:

LOGIN ACCOUNT

- Use the drop-down button or the arrow key to select the user status (Supervisor
or Administrator).

ENTER PASSWORD

- Area to enter the password.

Cancel
OK

- Closes this option.

- Password check.

Additional information:

All characters entered by a user are edited with an asterisk * in the edit window. After a password has
been entered and OK has been pressed, the respective menu is displayed.

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IV.2 Remote
Title:

REMOTE

Path:

MAIN MENU \ REMOTE

Function:

If the Remote In function is activated on the Novo Unity Server (path: Casino \ Multi Game \ Installed
Game \ Settings \ Parameters \ Pay In \ Remote In) the attendant can effect a pay-in in every game
phase, except during the drawing phase and when there are bets placed. Depending on activation or
deactivation of the Remote Dialog function on the Novo Unity Server (path: Casino \ Multi Game \ Installed
Game \ Parameters \ Settings \ Pay In \ Remote Dialog) the following options are available:

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Remote Dialog activated:

After the REMOTE button has been pressed the following window will be displayed:

Description:

REMOTE IN
CURRENT CREDIT

- Press the respective button(s) to add the desired amount.

- Shows the current credit.

APPLY
ABORT

- To insert the selected amount.

- Closes the window without any cash transfer.

Remote Dialog not activated:

After the REMOTE button has been pressed the value defined as Remote In Rate (path: Casino \ Multi
Game \ Installed Game \ Parameters \ Settings \ Pay In \ Remote In Rate) is accumulated to the credit
each time the Remote function is carried out.

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IV.3 Reset Data

Title:

RESET ALL DATA

Path:

MAIN MENU \ RESET DATA

Function:

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This window can be used to reset (set to zero) partial/total statistics.

This function can only be carried out if no credits are available on the terminal.

Description:
Reset Cash

Reset Tickets

- If this option is selected, the Cash In and Cash Out statistics can
be cleared.
- If this option is selected, the value of the printed tickets can be cleared
on the terminal. (A reset has no influence on the cashdesk! Data are
maintained.)

Level
Partial
Total (RAM CLEAR)

- By selecting this option the partial statistics can be cleared.

- By selecting this option the total statistics can be cleared.

EXIT
RESET

- No reset is performed and the program window is closed.

- The selected statistics will be cleared.

Access rights:
Supervisor
Administrator

- Authorised to clear partial cash data.

- Authorised to clear partial and total cash and tickets data.

Additional information:

For certain jurisdictions a modified RAM Clear procedure is provided. Following describes this procedure
including the PC Security Cover to fulfil relevant technical standard requirements.

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Modified RAM Clear Procedure for certain jurisdictions only:

CASE 1
The terminal requires RAM Clear procedure due of according actions (parameter change, etc.).
In this case the terminal will be blocked and a message indicates the required RAM Clear procedure on
the screen:
Parameter Changed RAM Clear required.
CASE 2
The RAM Clear procedure will be executed by an authorized person due of any according reason directly
on the terminal.

NOTE
The RAM Clear procedure can only be executed when the Logic Door has been opened and the PC
Security Cover has been removed before by an authorized person (audit key). Further a RAM Clear
procedure can only be executed when there are no credits on the terminal.

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1) Turn the audit key to get access to the main menu:

2) Select the RESET DATA button to gain access to the RAM Clear area. The login window will pop up
automatically:

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3) Enter the Administrator password (only the Administrator role is allowed to execute the RAM Clear
procedure; the Supervisor role may only clear the cash and partial data, but not any ticket data).
4) After a successful login the RESET ALL DATA window will open automatically.

5) Check the radio button next to Total (RAM Clear). The check box next to Reset Tickets can be
activated optionally.

NOTE
It is also possible to clear only ticket data without losing any cash data. If no check box is activated
(neither next to Reset Tickets nor next to Reset Cash), the RESET button will be inactive.
6) Press the RESET button. The following confirmation message will appear automatically:

7) Confirm the execution of the RAM Clear procedure by pressing the OK button. The procedure can also
be aborted by pressing the Cancel button. In this case the application will switch back to the RESET
ALL DATA window without deleting any data.

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NOTE
For the case the Logic Door and/or the PC Security Cover has not been opened or removed before, the
following confirmation message will occur automatically after the RESET button has been pressed:

After confirming this message by pressing the OK button the application returns to the RESET ALL DATA
window without deleting any data. The procedure must be repeated. Without fulfilling above conditions first
a RAM Clear cannot be executed!

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8) When the RAM Clear sequence has been confirmed all selected data (tickets and/or cash) will be
cleared and set to zero. The successful completion of the procedure will be confirmed by the following
message:

9) Mount the PC Security Cover and close the Logic Door again.
10) Close the main menu by turning the audit key.

INFORMATION
After any clear data procedure the game will be reloaded by the Game Manager application (file integrity
check, etc.) automatically for the initialisation of the terminal.

After completion of the RAM Clear procedure:

CASE 1
Audit menu + Logic Door closed + Security Cover mounted:
The terminal switches back to the normal game mode (reload and check via Game Manager) after the
main menu has been closed by turning the audit key.
CASE 2
Audit menu + Logic Door open + PC Security Cover removed:
After closing the main menu and game reloading the warning messages Security Cover and Logic Door
will appear successively on the terminal screen. The machine will be blocked and the Logic Door Open
Sound will appear (same sound for PC Security Cover and for Logic Door opened). In this case both
conditions (mounting the PC Security Cover and closing the Logic Door) must be rectified. Afterwards the
warning messages can be reset by turning the audit key.
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IV.4 Service
Title:

Service Menu

Path:

MAIN MENU \ SERVICE

Function:

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The options of the service menu will only be displayed after an appropriate password has been entered.
A variety of machine settings can be viewed. The following window will be displayed:

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Supervisor
Administrator

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- Reading rights (except Hardware Settings and Set Parameters)

- Reading rights

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Description:

ATTENTION

45M003P1UK-01

The menu Hardware Settings is used to check all binary inputs and outputs of the PC card. It is
exclusively provided for error analyses and testing purposes after consulting with the Technical
Support of AGI!
Test Functions

- Used to test hardware devices connected with the terminal.

Calibrate Touch Screen

- Used to calibrate the touchscreen.

Check Game Protocol

- To check the online protocol which is implemented on the Novo Unity

Server.

Show Log File

- Shows information about hardware-related events and game-related that

are saved in a log file.

Dll`s Version

- Shows name, date and version of individual program Dlls.

Set Parameters

- Here all game-related data are saved and can be viewed.

Exit

- To quit the service menu.

Additional information:
None.

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IV.4.1 PC Card
Title:

PC Card

Path:

MAIN MENU \ SERVICE \ Hardware Settings

Function:

45M003P1UK-01

This window checks all binary inputs and outputs of the PC card.
The functioning of cash and meter components at the player terminal can be checked.

Description:
Interfaces

Mount
Unmount
Multi Cash
Multi IO
Meter

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- Shows the existing interfaces and their status.

Mounted
Connection with interface exists.
Unmounted No connection to the interface.
- Establish connection with interface.
- Discontinue connection with interface.
- Can be used to check the status of the multi-interface card.
- Can be used to check inputs and outputs of the multi-interface card.
- Can be used to check the meter hardware.

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DoorLog

- Shows the number of times the Logic Door has been opened and closed and how
often the terminal has been switched on and off. For certain jurisdictions the Security
Bill Door and the Security Cover will be displayed additionally.

Watchdog

- Without function.

Status

- Shows the current power supply.

Error

- Shows the error status of the PC card.

Keys

- Can be used to check active key switches.

Doors

- Can be used to check the door status of each terminal (open, closed).
An empty check box means the door is closed.
Exception:
Top Large Door and Door In Door -> empty check box means the door is open!

Binary IO

- Can be used to check inputs and outputs of the PC card.

Exit

- Closes the window.

Additional information:
None.

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IV.4.1.1 Multi Cash

Title:

Multi-Interface

Path:

MAIN MENU \ SERVICE \ Hardware Settings \ PC Card \ Multi Cash

Function:

45M003P1UK-01

This window can be used to check the status of the multi-interface card.

Description:

Device

- Shows the address, identification number (Id) and software version of the current
multi-interface card.

Set Global Command

- Reads in commands and forwards them to the multi-interface for execution.

Diverter Hopper
Control Mode

- If the hopper high level is reached (= high level + 100 coins) all subsequent coins
will go into the cashbox.

Diverter Off

- A manual check of the functioning of the diverter coil.

Clear Status All

- Without function.

Clear RAM

- Clears the memory of the multi-interface.

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Reset

- Resets the multi-interface.

Show Status

- Can be used to check and display the status messages of the multi-interface.

Exit

- Closes the window.

Channels

- This area is used to activate and check/test hopper, bill and coin acceptor
channels. (After quitting this menu, these settings will be reset to the Novo Unity
Server settings.)

Enable global

- Can be used to check all settings of the bill and coin acceptor channels as well
as of the hopper channel.
For security reasons, however, it is strongly recommended not to use this
function.
Any changes should only be made in the Novo Unity Server software.
Please see part V Novo Unity Server.
This function allows the user to stop the coin acceptor, the bill acceptor and the
hopper.

Set

- To start the test of the selected channels.

Get

- To apply the changes until the Audit key is operated again.

Additional information:
None.

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IV.4.1.1.a Multi-Interface's Status

Title:

Multiinterface's Status

Path:

MAIN MENU \ SERVICE \ Hardware Settings \ PC Card \

Multi Cash \ Show Status

Function:

45M003P1UK-01

This window can be used to check and display the status and error messages of the multi-interface.

Description:

If a check box is empty, no message/status exists.

Exit

- Closes the window.

Additional information:
None.

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IV.4.1.2 Multi Binary Inputs and Outputs

Title:

Multi Binary Inputs and Outputs

Path:

MAIN MENU \ SERVICE \ Hardware Settings \ PC Card \ Multi IO

Function:

45M003P1UK-01

This window can be used to check inputs and outputs of the multi-interface card.

Description:
Binary I/O

- Manual input (activation) of the inputs and outputs of the multi-interface.

Exit

- Closes the window.

Additional information:
None.

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IV.4.1.3 Meter Interface

Title:

Meter Interface

Path:

MAIN MENU \ SERVICE \ Hardware Settings \ PC Card \ Meter

Function:

45M003P1UK-01

This window can be used to check meters whose function can be freely assigned. These settings are
made upon installation of the system by AGI's Technical Support team.

Description:

Get total (Channel)

- Indicates the amount of the electronic meters (this value need not be identical
with the amount of the mechanical meters).

Set total/Increase

- Enter any value (e. g. amount of the mechanical meter).

Set

- To set the values entered in the input fields of Set total/Increase which can be
transferred to the Get total values by pressing the Get button. These values will
be transferred automatically after leaving the menu Hardware Settings. If set to
zero, these meters will function as daily meters.

Get

- After the Set button has been pressed the values entered in the input fields of
Set total/Increase can be transferred to the Get total values by selecting the Get
button, but without leaving the menu Hardware Settings.
- This function is reserved to AGI technicians for testing purposes (hardware
password is required).

Increase

Status
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- Indicates the current status of the meters.

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Clear RAM

- This function is reserved to AGI technicians for testing purposes (a hardware

password is required).

Reset

- Resets the Set total/Increase values.

Exit

- Closes the window.

Additional information:

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None.

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IV.4.1.4 Door Log

Title:

Door Log

Path:

MAIN MENU \ SERVICE \ Hardware Settings \ PC Card \ Door Log

Function:

45M003P1UK-01

The Door Log function is provided only for certain jurisdictions and requires the installation of the security
board in the terminal. In this case a window will be opened after pressing the Door Log button. It shows
how often the Logic Door has been opened and closed and how often the terminal has been switched on
and off. If the Security Bill Door and the Security Cover are installed additionally in the terminal, also their
openings and closings can be followed in this window. As the security board is equipped with a battery the
openings and closings will also be registered if the terminal is switched off.

Description:
Device
Status
Events Count

Last Events
Set Time

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- Shows the current address of the security board.

- Shows the current status of the security board.
- Shows how often the Logic Door has been opened/closed and how often the terminal
has been switched on and off. Additionally the openings and closings of the Security
Bill Door and the Security Cover can be displayed.
- Shows the date, the time and the kind of the event.
- The current system time is transmitted to the security board. This function is reserved
to AGI technicians for testing purposes (a hardware password is required).
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Clear RAM
Exit

- Allows to clear Last Events data. This function is reserved to AGI technicians for testing
purposes (hardware password is required).
- Closes the window.

Additional information:

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None.

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IV.4.1.5 Binary IO
Title:

PC Card Inputs & Outputs

Path:

MAIN MENU \ SERVICE \ Hardware Settings \ PC Card \ Binary IO

Function:

Description:
Binary I/O

- Manual entry (activation) of inputs and outputs of the multi-interface

(e. g. illumination of the mechanical meters).

OK

- Closes the window.

45M003P1UK-01

This window is used to check and control inputs and outputs of the PC card.

Additional information:
None.

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IV.4.2 Test Functions

Title:

Test Functions

Path:

MAIN MENU \ SERVICE \ Test Functions

Function:

45M003P1UK-01

This window is used to test hardware devices connected with the terminal.
The Exit button closes the window and returns to the service menu.

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IV.4.2.1 Hopper Test

Title:

Hopper Test

Path:

MAIN MENU \ SERVICE \ Test functions

Function:

The window is used for testing the functioning of the hopper.

Payout

Exit

- First insert several coins (maximum 10 coins) to activate the Payout button.
Press the Payout button to eject the inserted coins in order to test the payout
and meter function of the hopper.
- Closes the window.
45M003P1UK-01

Description:

IV.4.2.2 Bill Validator Test

Title:

Bill Validator Test

Path:

MAIN MENU \ SERVICE \ Test functions

Function:

By pressing the Bill Validator Test button the functioning of the bill acceptor can be checked. After
insertion of a bill the values can be verified.

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IV.4.2.3 Top Light Test

Title:

Top Light Test

Path:

MAIN MENU \ SERVICE \ Test functions

Function:

After pressing the Top Light Test button the Top light will be activated to check the lamps and flashing
frequency. The below window appears:

Description:
Exit

- Aborts the test, closes the window and goes back to the main menu.

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IV.4.2.4 Printer Test

Title:

Printer Test

Path:

MAIN MENU \ SERVICE \ Test functions

Function:

Not used.

Additional information:
None.

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IV.4.3 Calibrate Touchscreen

Title:

Micro Touch Touchscreen Properties

Path:

MAIN MENU \ SERVICE \ Calibrate Touchscreen

Function:

45M003P1UK-01

For an easy and exact calibration of the touchscreen use the Calibrate Touch Screen menu option.
The below window will be displayed:

ATTENTION
The Front Large Door have to be closed during the calibration process!
The terminal cabinet must not be touched during the calibration process in order to avoid incorrect
settings!
- Select the Calibrate button to start the calibration.

INFORMATION
If you press the Escape key or do not touch the screen within twenty seconds, the system automatically
cancels the calibration process with no change to the current settings.

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Two calibration targets (2-point calibration) will appear on the screen. Next to the calibration target in the
lower left corner a hand symbol will be displayed that guides you through the calibration process:
- Press the calibration target next to the hand symbol. The hand symbol will begin to flash and the
information Hold will be displayed next to it.
- Hold on pressing until the hand symbol stops flashing and the information Touch Enabled appears.
- Repeat these instructions for the second calibration target by following the hand symbol. Afterwards the
below warning will shortly appear:

- The Calibration Complete window will open asking for the calibration test:

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- Test the calibration as recommended.

Done
Calibrate

Press the Done button to accept the calibration settings and to return to the TouchWare
Properties window.
To correct the settings, press the Calibrate button to repeat the calibration process.

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- Select the tab Cursor within the TouchWare Properties window:

- Press the Stabilise Cursor... button and the below window will appear:

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- Press Yes to continue. In the following window the suggested frequency will be displayed:

Accept
- Select the Accept button to save the setting.
Cancel
- Closes the window without saving the setting.
Advanced - Opens the Select Frequency window. Please do not make any changes!

45M003P1UK-01

ATTENTION
Please do not change any other options!

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IV.4.4 Check Game Protocol

Path:

MAIN MENU \ SERVICE \ Check Game Protocol

Function:

This menu item can be used to check whether the online protocol set on the Novo Unity Server is
activated or deactivated.
Depending on the kind of online protocol one of the following windows will be displayed:

Start test (BACTA)

Quit, OK or Exit

- Initiates tests of the BACTA protocol.

- Closes the window.

45M003P1UK-01

Description:

Additional information:

If the Online Protocol or the Online Protocol COM Port on the Novo Unity Server are set to None (path:
Casino \ Multi Game \ Installed Game \ Parameters \ Settings \ Online Protocols) the following window will
be displayed:

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If a connection to the online protocol cannot be established, an error message will be displayed on the
terminal screen depending on the online protocol set on the Novo Unity Server. For example:

45M003P1UK-01

If the serial interface assigned to the parameter Online Protocol COM Port is already used by another
device, an error message will be displayed on the terminal screen depending on the online protocol set on
the Novo Unity Server. For example:

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IV.4.5 Show Log File

Path:

MAIN MENU \ SERVICE \ Show Log File

Function:

45M003P1UK-01

This window provides information on data contained in the log file at the player terminal. The information
saved in this window allows to capture the most important hardware- and game-related events occurred
on the player terminal.
These data are relevant only for AGI service technicians and programmers.

Description:

DATE and TIME

DESCRIPTION
Pg Up
Pg Dn
Ln Up
Ln Dn
Home
End
Refresh
Options

Close

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- Date and time of the event.

- Designation of the event, for example new parameters, game finished, game started,
cash: set wins/bets, door: open/closed, etc.
- Go to previous page.
- Go to next page.
- Go back one line.
- Go to next line.
- Show first entry.
- Show last entry.
- Perform an update (required only if the window is open for a longer period of time
while games are being played in the background).
- Opens the options window shown below allowing to filter certain entries out of the
log file.
Please see next page additional information.
- Closes the window.

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Additional information:

After pressing the Options button in the Log File window the following window will be opened:

Description:

45M003P1UK-01

To filter certain entries out of the log file activate the respective check box(es) and press the OK button
to display only the selected events in the Log File window. The Cancel button closes the window without
setting any filter.

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IV.4.6 Dlls Version

Title:

Dlls Version

Path:

MAIN MENU \ SERVICE \ Dlls Version

Function:

45M003P1UK-01

This window shows the DLL version number and the date and time when the version installed
was compiled.

Description:
Name

- Name of the respective DLL.

Current Version

- Shows the DLL version currently used.

TIME

- Indicates the time when the DLL was compiled.

DATE

- Indicates the date when the DLL was compiled.

OK

- Closes the window.

Additional information:
None.

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IV.4.7 Set Parameters

Title:

PARAMETERS (Read only)

Path:

MAIN MENU \ SERVICE \ Set Parameters

Function:

45M003P1UK-01

Here all settings that have been made on the Novo Unity Server can be viewed.
Changes can only be made on the Novo Unity Server!

Description:
Arrow buttons

- Navigates up and down within the window.

Exit

- Closes the window.

Additional information:
None.

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IV.4.8 Exit
Path:

MAIN MENU \ SERVICE \ Exit

Function:

45M003P1UK-01

Press this button to quit the service menu and to go back to the main menu.

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IV.5 Finances
Title:

Finances Menu

Path:

MAIN MENU \ FINANCES

Function:

45M003P1UK-01

This program menu shows bookkeeping statistics.

Supervisor
Administrator

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- Reading and writing rights for partial data

- Reading and writing rights for partial and total data

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IV.5.1 Finances
Title:

FINANCES

Path:

MAIN MENU \ FINANCES \ Finances

Function:

45M003P1UK-01

This window shows total and partial bookkeeping statistics of the terminal.

Description:
Wins
Coin Out (Win)

Total Win

- Total amount of wins in all games, except for manual payouts (handpays).
Please see also section IV.1 Main Menu - Description of the
HANDPAY button.
- Total amount of wins in all games including manual payouts (handpays).
Please see also section IV.1 Main Menu - Description of the
HANDPAY button.

Tip money

- Total amount of tip money in all games.

Cashcon JP
Novo Unity JP

- No function.
- No function.

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Bets
Coin In (Bet)

- Total amount of bets in all games.

Games
Total Games
Won Games
Games Since Power Up
Games Since Door Close

- Number of games played.

- Total number of all games won.
- Total number of all games played since commencement of play (power up).
- Total number of games played since the most recent door error reset.

Total
Total In
Total Out
Income

- Total amount paid in for all games.

- Total amount paid out for all games.
- Difference between Total In and Total Out = Net profit of the terminal.

INFORMATION

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The Income value does not relate to the payout rate!

Total Out/In %

- Ratio in percent between the total amount paid in and the total amount
paid out.

Total Bet
Total Tip Money
Total Win
Income
Wins/Bets %

- Total amount of bets in all games.

- Total amount of tip money in all games.
- Total amount of wins in all games including manual payouts (handpays).
- Difference between Total Bet and Total Win.
- Ratio in percent between bets and wins for all games.

EXIT
SAVE REPORT

- Closes the window.

- The bookkeeping report can be written to a file and saved on a disk
or on a hard disk.

Additional information:
None.

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IV.5.2 Cash In/Out

Title:

CASH

Path:

MAIN MENU \ FINANCES \ Cash

Function:

45M003P1UK-01

This window shows pay-in and pay-out statistics.

Description:
Cash Out
Hopper 1 Out
Printed Ticket

Cancelled Credits

Handpays

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- Payout via the hopper.

- Value of redeemable tickets printed from the terminal.
- Manual payouts by the attendant after pressing the CANCEL CREDIT
button:
a) To clear an error
b) To reset the credit display on the terminal screen (not in all jurisdictions).
Please see also section IV.1 Main Menu - Description of the CANCEL
CREDIT button.
- Paid out wins by the attendant after pressing the HANDPAY button.
Please see also section IV.1 Main Menu - Description of the
HANDPAY button.
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Remote Out

- Manual payouts by the attendant after pressing the HANDPAY and CANCEL
CREDIT buttons.

Cashable Out
Noncashable Out
Promotional Out

- Payout of cashable credits on a card.

- Payout of non cashable credits on a card.
- Payout of complimentary credits on a card.

Cash In
Bills

- Number and value of bills paid in per channel and total amounts.

Coins
Hopper 1 In
Cashbox 1 In
Others
Remote In
Cashable In
Noncashable In
Promotional In

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Ticket In
Sum
Coin In (Real)
Bill In
Remote In
Cashless In
Ticket In
Coin Out (Real)
Printer Out
Remote Out

- Number and value of coins carried from the coin acceptor into the hopper
per channel.
- Number and value of coins carried from the coin acceptor into the cashbox
per channel.
- Insertion of credits by the attendant using the remote function.
- Insertion of cashable credits from a card.
- Insertion of noncashable credits from a card.
- Insertion of complimentary credits from a card (cannot be cashed,
can only be used for game-play).
- Insertion of credits from a ticket.

- Total
- Total
- Total
- Total
- Total

of
of
of
of
of

all
all
all
all
all

coins paid in.

bills paid in.
amounts inserted using the remote function.
amounts inserted from a card.
amounts inserted from a ticket.

Cashless Out

- Total of all coins paid out.

- Total of all redeemable tickets printed.
- Total of all amounts paid out by the attendant after pressing the HANDPAY
or button.
- Total of all amounts paid out to a card.

Total In
Total Out
Income

- Total of all amounts paid in.

- Total of all amounts paid out.
- Difference between Total In and Total Out = net profit of the terminal.

PARTIAL/TOTAL

- Used to switch between partial and total statistics.

SAVE REPORT

- The bookkeeping report can be written to a file and saved on a disk

or on a hard disk.

EXIT

- Closes the window.

Additional information:
None.

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IV.5.3 Doors
Title:

DOORS & KEYS

Path:

MAIN MENU \ FINANCES \ Doors

Function:

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This window shows the number of times each door has been opened and the number of times
the attendant key (= audit key) has been used.

Description:

PARTIAL/TOTAL

- Used to switch between partial and total statistics.

Door Opened Number

- Indicates the number of times each door has been opened.

Key Switch On/Off Number

- Indicates the number of times the attendant key (= audit key) has been
used.

EXIT

- Closes the window.

SAVE REPORT

- The bookkeeping report can be written to a file and saved on a disk

or on the hard disk.

Additional information:
None.
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IV.5.4 Bank Notes In

Title:

Last 40 Banknotes Paid In

Path:

MAIN MENU \ FINANCES \ Bank Notes In

Function:

45M003P1UK-01

This window indicates information on the last 40 bills inserted on the terminal.

Description:
Channel
Value
Time
Date
Current: Time
Date

- Number of bill channel.

- In currency units.
- Time of bill insertion.
- Date of bill insertion.
- Current time
- Current date

OK

- Closes the window.

Additional information:
None.

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IV.5.5 Game Statistics

Title:

Game Statistics

Path:

MAIN MENU \ FINANCES \ Game Statistics

Function:

45M003P1UK-01

Not used.

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IV.5.6 Hopper refill/dump

Title:

Hopper: Test, Refill or Remove Coins

Path:

MAIN MENU \ FINANCES \ Hopper refill/dump

Function:

45M003P1UK-01

This window can be used to test the hopper functions.

Description:

Hopper Coins Sum

Coins In Hopper
Coins In Cashbox
Hopper Refilled Coins
Hopper Removed Coins
Coins Pay Out
SUM

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- Number of coins transported by the coin acceptor to the hopper.

- Number of coins transported by the coin acceptor to the cashbox.
- Number of coins refilled into the hopper.
- Number of coins paid out from the hopper, using the Remove Coins
button.
- Number of coins paid out to the player after the Cash button has been
selected.
- Shows the total number of coins inserted via the coin acceptor and those
registered as refills. This information is only available if all refills have
been registered in this window as described below.

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Hopper Refill (Refilling coins):

After each hopper refill, the coins refilled must be registered by pressing the buttons 100 coins,
10 coins and 1 coin. After this, the Refill button must be pressed.
Clear

- The value entered with the Coin buttons can be cancelled by using the Clear function.

Remove All Coins From Hopper

Remove Coins - All coins currently in the hopper are paid out (via the hopper). The amount paid out
must be identical with the amount that is indicated
in the Coins In Hopper area.
Hopper Test
A technician can insert coins (maximum 10 coins) and pay them out to test the functioning
of the hopper.

INFORMATION

Payout

- Pays out the coins.

Exit

- Closes the window.

Additional information:

This function is optional and can be activated on the Novo Unity Server in path Casino \ Multi Game \
Installed Game \ Parameters \ Settings \ Pay In. For further information:
Please see part V Novo Unity Server.

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Coins inserted and dispensed in this way will not be reflected in the accounting (meters, software, etc.).

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IV.5.7 Show Log File

Path:

MAIN MENU \ SERVICE \ Show Log File

Function:

45M003P1UK-01

This window provides information on data contained in the log file at the player terminal. The information
saved in this window allows to capture the most important hardware- and game-related events occurred
on the player terminal.
These data are relevant only for AGI service technicians and programmers.

Description:

DATE and TIME

DESCRIPTION
Pg Up
Pg Dn
Ln Up
Ln Dn
Home
End
Refresh
Options

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- Date and time of the event.

- Designation of the event, for example new parameters, game finished, game
started, cash: set wins/bets, door: open/closed, etc.
- Go to previous page.
- Go to next page.
- Go back one line.
- Go to next line.
- Show first entry.
- Show last entry.
- Perform an update (required only if the window is open for a longer period of
time while games are being played in the background).
- Opens the options window shown below allowing to filter certain entries out of
the log file.
Please see next page additional information.
- Closes the window.

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Additional information:

After pressing the Options button in the Log File window the following window will be opened:

Description:

45M003P1UK-01

To filter certain entries out of the log file activate the respective check box(es) and press the OK button
to display only the selected events in the Log File window. The Cancel button closes the window without
setting any filter.

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IV.5.8 Show Payouts

Path:

MAIN MENU \ FINANCES \ Show Payouts

Function:

45M003P1UK-01

This window can be used to view all manual payouts made by the attendant (handpays + cancelled
credits) expressed in bookkeeping values.

Description:

DATE and TIME

DESCRIPTION
Pg Up
Pg Dn
Ln Up
Ln Dn
Home
End
Refresh
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- Date and time of the payout.

- This area provides information on the game number and the amount
paid out.
- Go to previous page.
- Go to next page.
- Go back one line.
- Go to next line.
- Show first entry.
- Show last entry.
- Perform an update (required only if the window is open for a longer period of
time while games are being played in the background).
- Closes the window.

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IV.5.9 Exit
Path:

MAIN MENU \ FINANCES \ Exit

Function:

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Press this button to quit the service menu and to go back to the main menu.

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IV.6 Printer
Path:

MAIN MENU \ PRINTER

Function:

This menu item is used to view information about printed tickets, to reset the printer and to use the paper
control of the printer.

Description:

Printer
PRINTED TICKETS

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>>
RESET

- To view all tickets printed on the terminal

(only as far back as the most recent reset!).
- To take back paper.
- To feed paper.
- To reset the printer to a defined initial state.

Additional information:

After pressing the PRINTED TICKETS button the below window is displayed:

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Next printed ticket number

Pg Up
Pg Dn
Ln Up
Ln Dn
Home
End
Exit
Login

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- Shows the number of the next ticket to be printed.

- Go to previous page.
- Go to next page.
- Go back one line.
- Go to next line.
- Show first entry.
- Show last entry.
- Closes the window.
- Depending on the respective access rights, the Print and
Save report buttons are activated upon login. In addition the Reset Local
Ticket Information button will be displayed:

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ATTENTION

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Test printing with no paper in the printer can damage the thermo printing head!

Description:
Print

Reset Local
Ticket Information

Description:

- By selecting a ticket and pressing the Print button a copy of a previously

printed ticket is issued.
- After pressing this additional button within the Printed Tickets window all
ticket data will be deleted from the terminal after confirming the following
message:

OK
Cancel

- Press the OK button to delete ticket data.

- Press the Cancel button to abort the process.

Save report

- The ticket report can be written to a file and saved on a disk or on the hard
disk. The following window will be displayed:

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Report file

Destination folder
Floppy 1.44MB [A]
Path
File
Browse
OK
Cancel

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- The ticket report can be saved as HTML file, text file or Excel file. Activate
the check box next to the desired file type.

- As destination the disk drive is suggested. Deactivate this check box to

determine another destination.
- In this field a destination folder will be automatically suggested after the
check box above has been deactivated.
- To enter the file name.
- By selecting the Browse button the suggested destination folder can be
changed.
- Press the OK button to complete the process.
- Press the Cancel button if the process should be aborted.

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IV.7 Shutdown Game

Title:

System Shutdown

Path:

MAIN MENU \ SHUTDOWN GAME

Function:

This function is used to initiate the shutdown procedure of the game program on all terminals that are
connected to the Game Server or Novo Unity Server. After pressing the Shutdown game button the
following message will be displayed:

Description:

- Confirm this message by pressing the Yes button, if you would like to shut down the game
program on all terminals that are connected to the Game Server. Subsequent a message
e. g. Table will get closed after 3 games will inform the players at the terminals. How
many games still can be played is set on the Novo Unity Server (in path Casino \ Multi
Game \ Installed Game \ Parameters \ Game \ Game Setup \ Game To Shutdown). After
completion of the predefined number of games only the payout function will be available on
the terminals.

All Tables

- Confirm this message by pressing the All Tables button, if you would like to shut down the
game program on all terminals that are connected to the Novo Unity Server. Subsequent a
message e. g. Table will get closed after 3 games will inform the players at the terminals.
How many games still can be played is set on the Novo Unity Server (in path Casino \
Multi Game \ Installed Game \ Parameters \ Game \ Game Setup \ Game To Shutdown).
After completion of the predefined number of games only the payout function will be
available on the terminals.

No

- Select No to abort the process and to close the window.

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Yes

Additional information:
None.

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IV.8 Previous Games

Path:

MAIN MENU \ PREVIOUS GAMES

Function:

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Here the casino attendant can look into the 1000 most recent games played.

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The following information is provided for the selected game:

ACCUMULATED BINGO
GUARANTEED BINGO
BINGO PRIZE
TWO LINES PRIZE
LINE PRIZE
LUCKY BALL
MAX BALL
BALLS PLAYED
CARDS SOLD

- Value of the special prize Accumulated Bingo in the selected game.

- Value of the special prize Guaranteed Bingo in the selected game.
- Value of the Bingo prize in the selected game.
- Value of the TWO LINES prize in the selected game.
- Value of the LINE prize in the selected game.
- Number of the Lucky Ball.
- Number of the Max Ball.
- Number of drawn ball in the selected game.
- Total number of cards sold in the selected game.

CREDIT BEFORE GAME

COIN IN (BET)
COIN OUT (WIN)
INCL. HANDPAYS
BILL IN
COIN IN (REAL)
REMOTE IN
CASHLESS IN
TICKET IN
COIN OUT (REAL)
REMOTE OUT
TICKET OUT
CASHLESS OUT
SUM

- Credits before the start of the selected game.

- Total bet of the selected game.

CARD PRICE
TOTAL BET
CREDIT
CARDS BOUGHT
DATE
TIME
GAME
LINE
TWO LINES
BINGO
INFO
FLAG

- Shows the card prize in the selected game.

- Total be of the selected game.
- No display.
- Number of cards bought in the selected at this terminal.
- Indicates the record date of the selected game.
- Indicates the record time of the selected game.
- Indicates the game number.
- Press this button to display the card(s) with LINE win.
- Press this button to display the card(s) with TWO LINES win.
- Press this button to display the card(s) with BINGO win.
- No function.
- Press this button for button designations and labelling to be displayed in
the desired language.

- Total win of the selected game.

- Credits paid in via the bill acceptor during the selected game.
- Credits paid in via the coin acceptor during the selected game.
- Credits paid in using the remote function during the selected game.
- Credits paid in from a card.
- Credits paid in from a ticket.
- Payout effected via the hopper before the selected game.
- Payout effected by the attendant before the selected game.
- Payout effected via the ticket printer before the selected game.
- Payout to a card before the selected game.
- Total amount of credits of the selected game.

By using the PREV and NEXT buttons this information can be accessed for each of the last 1000 games
played on the terminal.
To return to the game press the RETURN TO GAME button.

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V.1

General Information

V.2

Novo Unity Server

V.3

Multi Game

V.3.1

Installed Game

V.3.2

Burning Bingo

Austrian Gaming Industries GmbH

Wiener Strasse 158 A-2352 Gumpoldskirchen Austria Europe Tel.: +43-2252-606 www.austrian-gaming.com e-mail: support@novomatic.com

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V.1 General Information

V.1.1 Drop-down windows
Path: User (not logged in)

Function:

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Users can authenticate themselves by entering their password and subsequently will be given the
respective user rights for the Novo Unity Server after clicking on the Login command.
The following window will be displayed when logging in:

Description:
User name
Password

- Select the user.

- Enter the valid password.

OK
Cancel

- Password check.
- Closes the window without logging in.

Additional information:

All characters entered by a user are displayed with an asterisk * in the edit window.

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Path: User \ Users

Function:

- This command opens the Users window (please see below). It can be used for the
administration of user data (images, passwords and access rights). Existing data can
be changed and new users can be added.

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Users

Description:
Exit
Accept
Cancel
Remove user
Add user
Set password

- Closes the window.

- Saves the settings.
- Resets the made settings.
- Deletes the selected user.
- Starts the process to add a new user (please see below).
- Opens the Change Password window (please see below) where the new password of
the selected user can be entered.

NOTE
The image buttons are only relevant for the game Novo TouchBet Live-Roulette.
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Description of the process to add a user or to change user data:

1)
2)
3)

Click on the Add user button to attach a new user or highlight the user in the left part of the window,
to change existing user data.
To determine the user's login click into the Login edit field and enter the desired name.
Use the drop-down button to select the user type and to predefine the user's access rights to the
Novo Unity Server. The following user types can be selected:
SUPERVISOR, ADMINISTRATOR, PRODUCER
- Allow access rights to the Novo Unity Server. These users may also switch from
the Novo Unity Sever to the Novo Unity Management Console by using the
Open report engine button.

Web User
Cashier
Dealer

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Cashier Manager
4)
5)

Please see also section V.1.2 Icons.

- Allows only access rights to the Novo Unity Management Console installed on an
external PC.
- Allows only access rights to the Novo Unity Cashdesk.
- Only relevant for Novo TouchBet Live-Roulette.
For detailed information please see User Manual for Multi-Player System
Novo Multi-Table Roulette.
- Allows only access rights to the Novo Unity Cashdesk.

Activate the check box next to Account is active to indicate the user name in the login window of the
respective device (Novo Unity Server, Management Console or Cashdesk).
Click on the Report rights button to open the following window:

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6)

This window contains the report groups of the Novo Unity Management Console. To each report group
(WEB USERS, SUPERVISORS, ADMINISTRATORS, PRODUCERS, CASHIERS and CASHIER
MANAGERS) a standard rights profile is assigned by the Technical Support of AGI. The standard
rights profile defines which reports are displayed by the Management Console program. Click into the
cell of the desired report group and select the OK button to accept a predefined rights profile for the

If you would like to cancel the user's access to the Novo Unity Management Console, select the
Reset button followed by the OK button.

INFORMATION
Cancel - Closes the window without applying any settings.
Default - Selects the standard rights profile of the selected user type.
Reset
- Deletes the rights assignment to the report groups.
7) Click on the Accept button to save the changed settings. If a new user has been attached the
following window will open to enter the password:

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AGI.

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8) Enter the desired password.

9) Confirm the entered password.
10) Save the entered password for the new user by selecting the OK button.

INFORMATION
All characters entered by the user are displayed with an asterisk * in the edit window.
The Cancel button closes the window without saving the password.

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Path: User \ MC Groups

Function:

- This function is only relevant for the Technical Support of AGI.

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Path: User \ MC Reports

Function:

- This function is only relevant for the Technical Support of AGI.

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MC Reports

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Path: User \ Logout

Function:

- This command is used to terminate access.

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Logout

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Path: Game \ Add

Function:

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Add ...

Description:
Yes

- After selecting the command Add... the below window is displayed:

- Attaches a XML file (new game file or new server version) to the existing database. A
window offering all available XML files will appear. Highlight the respective file and click
on the Open button. The following window will be displayed:

Select the Restart button and the Novo Unity Server program will shut down
automatically. Restart the Novo Unity Server program by pressing the Windows key
and selecting the menus Programs \ Startup \ Novo Unity Server.

Description:
No

- Selecting the No button in the Game installation window starts the verification of XML
files. A window offering all available XML files will appear. Highlight the respective file
and click on the Open button. The completion of the process will be indicated in the
Novo Unity Server Trace window (Verifying database done).

NOTE
Note that the parameter Server Tracer has to be activated (path Casino \ NU System \ NU Server \
Parameters \ Settings \ Services) that the Novo Unity Server Trace window shows information on the
process.
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- Closes the window without attaching or verifying XML files.

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Path: Game \ Remove

Remove

Description:
Yes
No

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- Select the command Remove if you would like to delete all game-related data from the
Novo Unity Server. The below window will be displayed:

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Function:

- Deletes all game-related data from the Novo Unity Server.

- Closes the window without deleting any data.

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Path: Database \ Backup, Rescue

After login in as Administrator the menu Database includes the following commands:

Function:
Backup

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Rescue

Restore

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- This command is used to generate a backup of the database (the name is

automatically assigned to e. g. dbf.30.11.2006.bak).
- Repairs possible failures within the database. After selecting this command the
program window of the command line interpreter (cmd.exe) will appear. At the end
of the validation process the command Press any key to continue will be displayed
in the above mentioned window. After pressing any key the Novo Unity Server
automatically shuts down and has to be restarted by pressing the Windows key and
selecting the menus Programs \ Startup \ Novo Unity Server. After restart the following
window will be displayed:

Confirm the message by selecting the Yes button to perform correctly the validation
process.
- No function.

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Path: Database \ Cleanup

After login in as Producer the menu Database includes the following commands:

Function:
Backup

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Cleanup

- This command is used to generate a backup of the database (the name is

automatically assigned to e. g. dbf.30.11.2006.bak).
- After selecting the command Cleanup the following window appears:

Description:
Yes
No

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- Deletes all recorded data (finances, statistics, trace) from the Novo Unity Server.
- Closes the window without deleting any data.

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Path: Help

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Function:

Novo Unity Components

- Opens the following list showing the version number and the saving path
of all software components of the Novo Unity System.

About Novo Unity Server

- Version and Copyright information (please see illustration).

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V.1.2 Icons
Login\Logout User

Function:

After clicking on the Login\Logout User button users can authenticate themselves by entering their
password and subsequently will be given the respective user rights for the Novo Unity Server.
The following window will be displayed when logging in:

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Login:

Logout:

To terminate access the Login\Logout User button has to be pressed again.

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Stop Server

Function:

With this icon the Novo Unity Server program is shut down after a confirmation.

Description:
Yes
No

- The Novo Unity Server application will be stopped and the Novo Unity Server window will be
closed.
- Closes the window without stopping the Novo Unity Server application.

Additional information:
None.

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The following window opens:

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Server UPS Settings

Function:

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After a click on the Server UPS Settings icon opens the below window where internal operating
parameters of the UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) can be set. The following window shows the
default settings:

Description:

Ups Operating Parameters

High Transfer Point
The High Transfer Point area is used to set the maximum line voltage for online transactions. If the
utility voltage exceeds this value, the UPS will go on battery operation.

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The Low Transfer Point area is used to set the minimum line voltage for online transactions.
Sensitivity
The Sensitivity area is used to set the incoming line voltage deviation which the UPS should resist
before going on battery, i.e. how sensitive the UPS should be to power oscillations.
The possible settings are: High, Medium and Low.
Nominal UPS Output
The Nominal UPS Output area indicates the output operating voltage that the UPS supplies to the
connected equipment when the UPS operates on battery.
UPS Shutdown Parameters
UPS Low Battery Signal Time
This area is used to set the time (in minutes of remaining battery operation time) at which the UPS
should shut down on account of low battery voltage.
UPS Turn off Delay
This area is used to set the number of seconds which the UPS will wait after shutting down an
application program (by sending the respective message) before the UPS turns off its power outlets
and thus no longer supplies power to the connected equipment.
UPS Wakeup Delay (Time)
To avoid branch circuit overload, the UPS will wait the specified time after the return of utility power
before turn on.
UPS Wakeup Delay (Capacity)
The UPS will charge its batteries to the specific percentage before return from a shutdown.
UPS Audible Warning
To activate an acoustic indication for the following UPS warnings:
Power Fail
Power Fail + 30
At Low Battery
To deactivate all acoustic indications Never Beep can be selected.
OK
Cancel

- Saves the new settings.

- Closes the window.

Additional information:

If there is no connection to the UPS, the following window opens:

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Enable Server Tracer

Function:

This icon is used to start the tracking of the communication between the Novo Unity Server and all
connected devices.

NOTE

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Note that the parameter Server Tracer has to be activated (path Casino \ NU System \ NU Server \
Parameters \ Settings \ Services) that the Novo Unity Server Trace window shows.
The following window opens:

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Server Manager

Function:

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The icon Server Manager opens the Games Server Window.

Please see also part VI. Game Server.

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Level Up

Function:

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The Level Up button changes to a higher menu level.

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The following icons only appear after highlighting specific menu items within the left part
of the window.

Check connections

Function:

The Check connections icon opens the Administrative Tools window showing all devices connected to
the Novo Unity Server. A device symbol marked with a red slashed circle indicates that the respective
device is offline.
Please see also section V.1.3 Administrative Tools Window.

Update game files

Function:

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The Update game files icon opens the Administrative Tools window showing all devices to be updated
by all game specific files. After the update is finished a green check mark will appear on the respective
device symbol.
Please see also section V.1.3 Administrative Tools Window.

Update Game Parameters

Function:

The Update Game Parameters icon opens the Administrative Tools window showing the terminals to be
updated with all current parameters.
Please see also section V.1.3 Administrative Tools Window.

Export to Excel

Function:

After selecting the icon Export to Excel all tables (parameter lists, financial and statistical data) of the
Novo Unity Server can be saved as an Excel file.
If no parameter list or table is displayed within the Novo Unity Server window, the following message will
be displayed after the icon Export to Excel has been selected:

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Reset cash data online

Function:

The Reset cash data online icon opens the below indicated Online Data Reset window allowing the
execution of a RAM Clear on all connected terminals:

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Description:
Select level
PARTIAL
TOTAL

- To reset all data since the last partial reset has been made.
- To reset all data since the last total reset has been made.

Reset
All terminals
Single terminals

- To select a partial/total reset of all terminals.

- To select a partial/total reset of a single terminal.

Ticket reset
Reset terminal tickets - To reset the Printed Ticket List saved on the terminals.
Reset server tickets - To reset the Printed Ticket List saved on the Novo Unity Server.
Reset
Exit

- To carry out the reset as per the selections.

- Closes the window without clearing any data.

In addition, Terminal, State, Credit and Time are indicated. Ensure that there are no credits on the
terminals before carrying out a reset. Else the following information will appear:

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Printed Ticket List

Function:

The Printed Ticket List icon shows information of printed tickets indicating Terminal, Game No.,
Ticket, State, Copy No., Value [Currency], Credit, Time and Date.

Unity Save Tickets

Function:

The Unity Save Tickets icon has presently no function!

Previous Win Numbers

Function:

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After selecting the Previous Win Numbers icon the following window will be displayed:

The list shows date, time, game number, possible errors and winning numbers of a selected number of
games. How many results are shown can be specified in path
Casino \ NU System \ NU Server \ Parameters \ Settings \ Limits \ Last results.
To delete these data select the command Reset from the context sensitive menu after a right mouse click
in the right part of the Novo Unity Server window.
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Select cash level and player id

Function:

The Select cash level and player id icon shows all financial and statistical data saved since the last total
reset or Cleanup was performed.

Get Game Cash Values

Function:

The Get Game Cash Values icon shows all financial and statistical data saved since the last partial reset
or Cleanup was performed.

Open report engine

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Function:

The Open report engine icon opens the Novo Unity Management Console, the reporting tool of the Novo
Unity System.
For further information please see User Manual - Novo Unity Management Console.

Show terminal events

Function:

The Show terminal events icon opens the Administrative Tools window showing the events occurred on
the player terminal (Cash In, Cash Out, Audit Key and so on) after this window has been opened. Time,
Terminal, Game and Message are indicated.
Please see also section V.1.3 Administrative Tools Window.

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Set terminal events filter

Function:

Select the desired date(s) of trace data to be viewed in the trace folders. All events occurred on the dates
provided with a green check mark will be displayed. After a mouse click on a single date the green check
mark will be replaced by a red cross indicating that the events occurred on the respective date will not be
displayed.
To display all recorded trace data activate the check box next to Select all days.
To set the number of events to be displayed enter the desired figure in the edit field. Please note that the
number of events to be displayed refers to all selected dates. Enter an integer between 10 and 10,000. If
another figure is entered the following message will be displayed:

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The Set terminal events filter icon opens the window Set filter which is indicated below:

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Update game modules

Function:

The Update game modules icon opens the Administrative Tools window showing the terminals to be
updated with all current modules (e. g. EXE, DLL files). After the update is finished a green check mark
will appear on the respective terminal symbol.
Please see also section V.1.3 Administrative Tools Window.

Module versions

Function:

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The Module versions icon opens the Administrative Tools window showing a list of all Novo Unity
Server- and game-related modules (DLL files).
The information indicated is Name, Version, Time, Date and Size of the modules.
Please see also section V.1.3 Administrative Tools Window.

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V.1.3 Administrative Tools Window

After clicking on the following icons the Administrative Tools window will open:
Check connections

Show terminal events

Update game files

Update game modules

Update Game Parameters

Module versions

Function:

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This window is used to easily perform updates of game versions, files and dll files, to display all devices
connected to the Novo Unity Server, to view which devices are active (in game play mode) and which
devices are offline (marked with a red slashed circle) as well as for the tracing of events, occurring on the
player terminals.

Description:

Parameter Update

- An update of all current parameters on all connected devices will be performed.

Connection Check

- This icon is used to review all devices connected to the Novo Unity Server. A
device symbol marked with a red slashed circle indicates that the respective
device is offline.

Start Game

- Clicking on the Start icon will restart the game program after the Stop Game
button has been chosen.

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- Clicking on the Stop Game button will stop the game program on all connected
devices. During the Place your Bets or Finish Betting game phase the game
is declared invalid and the bets are refunded, during the No more bets game
phase the game will be finished.
After each parameter update the Game Server has to be stopped and restarted
to ensure the changed setting(s) will be applied.

Terminal Trace

- With this button events can be tracked (Cash In, Cash Out, Audit Key and so on)
that occurred on the player terminal after the Administrative Tools window has
been opened. Time, Terminal, Game and Message are indicated.

Version

- Shows the dll files version currently used. The information indicated is Name,
Version, Time, Date and Size of the modules.

Module Update

- An update of all current modules (EXE and DLL files) will be performed.

Files Update

- An update of all game specific files will be performed.

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Stop Game

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V.1.4 Context Sensitive Menus

For certain menu items a right click opens a context sensitive menu where various commands can
be selected. The below context sensitive menu options can be selected depending on the path indicated:
Casino

Function:

- To indicate casino-specific data in the right part of the Novo Unity Server window.

Properties

- To open the Control Panel where casino-specific data can be entered or changed.
These data will also be displayed in the program window of the Novo Unity
Management Console and will be printed on all reports as a headline
(please see illustrations below).

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View

Function:

Casino \ NU System
Casino \ Multi Game

After installation of a new version of the Game Manager program on the Novo Unity Server, the command
Update Manager has to be executed to update the program on all terminals and Game Servers.

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Casino \ Multi Game \ Installed Game

Function:

Start Game

- To restart the game after the Stop Game or Shutdown command has been chosen.

ATTENTION
The Stop Game command may only be used by the Technical Support of AGI for maintenance purposes!
Stop Game

- To stop the game program on all connected devices. During the Place your Bets or
Finish Betting game phase the game is declared invalid and the bets are refunded,
during the No more bets game phase the game will be finished.

ATTENTION

Shutdown

- This command immediately stops the game program on all terminals. During the Place
your Bets or Finish Betting game phase the game is declared invalid
and the bets are refunded. During the No more Bets game phase the current game
will be interrupted and finished after restarting the game (Game Replay).

Messages

- After selecting this command the Sending messages window will open (please see
below). By means of this window individual text messages to the terminals and to the
animation display of the respective game can be sent, which will be displayed in the
message box on top of the terminal screens.

Description:
Height
Width
Italic
Running

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- To
- To
- To
- To

increase the font size.

enlarge the font size.
set the font to italic.
set the message as a running text.
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<> Colour
Global
Message

- To select the colour of the font.

- To send the message to all connected terminals (irrespective of the game).
- Text field to enter the message or to select a previous sent message from the drop
down window.

NOTE
The first stored message will be sent, if the Shutdown button in the Game Server window is selected. It
can only be changed, but not deleted. To change the text of a message, select the message, change the
text in the text field and save the message.
Delete
Save
Send

Function:

- To remove the highlighted message from the selection window except for the
first message.
- To save the message to the drop down list.
- To send the message.
Casino \ NU System \ NU Server \ Groups
Casino \ Multi Game \ Installed Game \ Groups

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To build a new group of terminals or servers.

Casino
Casino
Casino
Casino

Function:

Delete Group

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\

NU System \ NU Server \ Groups \ Attachments

NU System \ NU Server \ Groups \ Group #
Multi Game \ Installed Game \ Groups \ Attachments
Multi Game \ Installed Game \ Groups \ Group #

- To delete a group of terminals/servers. This command can only be carried out if all
devices have been removed before. Else the following message will be displayed:

INFORMATION
Group 1 cannot be deleted at any time. The following message will be displayed:

Remove Terminals

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- To remove all terminals/servers from a group while preserving the menu item
Group #. All financial, statistical and configurational data as well as all events of
the device will be deleted after confirmation.
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Function:

Casino
Casino
Casino
Casino
Casino
Casino

\
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\
\
\

NU System \ NU Server \ Groups \ Attachments ICON

NU System \ NU Server \ Groups \ Group # ICON
NU System \ NU Server \ Parameters
Multi Game \ Installed Game \ Groups \ Attachments ICON
Multi Game \ Installed Game \ Groups \ Group # ICON
Multi Game \ Installed Game \ Parameters

After selecting a certain parameter in the right part of the Novo Unity Server window (e. g. Terminal
Default Language) the Control Panel can be opened by selecting the Properties command.
Please see also section V.1.5 Control Panel.

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After selecting an Attachments or Group # ICON in the right part of the Novo Unity Server window the
following Control Panels can be opened by selecting the Properties command:

Description:
Group
Id
Name
Description

- ID address of the group.

- Name of the group.
- Indication of the group properties to be selected within the below Group Properties
field.

Group Properties
Internal server group - Indicates that the group is composed of server devices.
Default game group - Means that all parameters of the respective terminal group are in accordance with
the parameters of the DEFAULT Group 1.
Group has a parameter
- Presently not used.
OK
Cancel
Apply

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- Closes the window.

- Closes the window.
- Presently no function.

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Casino
Casino
Casino
Casino
Casino

Function:

FREE TERMINAL
Properties

Start Game
Stop Game

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\

NU System \ NU Server \ Groups \ Attachments \ NU Server

Multi Game \ Installed Game \ Groups \ Attachments \ Game Server #
Multi Game \ Installed Game \ Groups \ Group # \ Terminal #
Multi Game \ Installed Game \ Groups \ Attachments \ Animation Display #
Multi Game \ Installed Game \ Groups \ Attachments \ Results Display #

- To remove the selected device from the group and to delete all financial, statistical
and configurational data as well as all events from the device.
- To open the CONTROL PANEL for machine and sound settings of the selected
device.
Please see also section V.2.1 and V.3.1.1 Groups.
- To restart the game on the all devices after the Stop Game or Shutdown
command has been chosen.
- To stop the game program on all devices. During the Place your Bets or Finish
Betting game phase the game is declared invalid and the bets are refunded,
during the No more bets game phase the game will be finished.

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Casino \ Multi Game \ Installed Game \ Parameters

Function:

To update and save the new parameter-related settings.

Casino \ Multi Game \ Installed Game \ Finances

Function:

The information provided after selecting the Show Meters command are only relevant for AGI service
technicians and programmers.
Casino \ Multi Game \ Installed Game \ Statistics

Function:

To delete all game results information since the last reset has been made.
Casino \ Multi Game \ Installed Game \ Statistics \ Income, Bills, etc.

Function:

To update or delete statistical data of the selected folder (e. g. Income, Bills, etc.).
Casino \ Multi Game \ Installed Game \ Trace

Function:

Reset all Events

- To delete all events saved since the last reset has been made.

Show Events List

- The information provided after selecting this command are only relevant for AGI
service technicians and programmers.

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Function:

Casino
Casino
Casino
Casino

\
\
\
\

NU System \ NU Server \ Modules

NU System \ NU Server \ Files
Multi Game \ Installed Game \ Modules
Multi Game \ Installed Game \ Files

To synchronise, update or delete either current modules (EXE and DLL files) or game specific files.
After adding a new module or file choose the command Synchronise first. After completion of the process
select the command Update. The Game Server and all connected devices will restart automatically.
Casino \ NU System \ NU Server \ Profiles
Casino \ Multi Game \ Installed Game \ Profiles

Load Profile
Create Profile

Description:
Yes
No

- This command is only relevant for AGI service technicians and programmers!
- By selecting this command the parameter settings on the Novo Unity Server can
be saved as a XML file (profile). The following query will be displayed:

- Select the Yes button to save all parameter settings and in addition the group
assignments of all devices connected to the Novo Unity Server.
- Select No to save only parameter settings.

Subsequently a window will appear offering the saving path of the new profile. Select the Save button to
store the new profile.

Function:

Delete Profile

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To set specific game parameters highlight the respective parameter folder within the left part
of the window (in path Casino \ NU System \ NU Server \ Parameters \ Settings and
Casino \ Multi Game \ Installed Game \ Parameters):

After selecting a certain parameter folder (e. g. Language) the parameters contained therein will be listed
within the right part of the window.
A double click on the parameter name within the right part of the window opens the CONTROL PANEL
where the values can be defined.
The CONTROL PANEL opens also after a right click on the respective parameter and selecting the
properties option.
For example:

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Description:
Value
Arrows
MIN
MAX

- To define or view the parameter setting.

- Increase, decrease or select the parameter setting.
- Changes the value to the respective minimum.
- Changes the value to the respective maximum.

OK
Cancel
Apply
Advanced

- Saves the new settings and closes the window.

- Closes the window without saving the settings.
- Applies the new settings without closing the window.
- After selecting the Advanced button the Advanced parameter configuration window
opens:

Description:
Information
Unit
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- Not used.
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Limits
- Shows all possible settings for the respective parameter. All items provided
with a green check mark can be selected with the arrow buttons of the
CONTROL PANEL.
The following parameters are exceptions:
Bill Direction
Game Sounds
Terminal Active Languages
For detailed information please see section V.3.1.2.1.1 Bill Information, V.3.2.1.1 Languages Spoken,
and V.3.2.1.2 Languages Written.

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Control
Parameter for attachment
Parameter for more groups
Terminal data reset required

Yes

No
Server data reset required

Yes

No

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- Currently no function.
- To attach/indicate the parameter to/for several groups.
- Activate this check box to display the below message after the parameter
has been changed:

- Saves the new setting and closes the window. After the parameter
update all game results of the respective Game Server will be deleted
on the Novo Unity Server in path Casino \ Multi Game \ Installed Game \
Statistics \ Results.
- Closes the window without saving the settings.
- Activate this check box to display the below message after the parameter
has been changed:

- Saves the new setting and closes the window. After the parameter
update all game results of the respective Game Server will be deleted
on the Novo Unity Server in path Casino \ Multi Game \ Installed Game \
Statistics \ Results.
- Closes the window without saving the settings.

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System restart required

Yes
No

- Saves the new setting and closes the window. After the parameter update
all devices connected to the Novo Unity Server will restart automatically.
- Closes the window without saving the settings.
- Saves the new settings and closes the window.
- Closes the window without saving the settings.

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OK
Cancel

- Activate this check box to display the below message after the parameter
has been changed:

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Additional Information:

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Depending on the access rights extended settings are possible with the control panel. For example:

Description:
Change
Value
Arrows
MIN
MAX
Group
View
Subview
Language

- To change the name of the parameter.

- To define or view the parameter setting.
- Increase, decrease or select the parameter setting.
- Changes the value to the respective minimum.
- Changes the value to the respective maximum.
- To assign the parameter to the respective group.
- To assign the parameter to the respective menu item.
- To assign the parameter to the respective submenu.
- Not used.

Access
OK
Cancel
Apply

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- Activate the respective check box to determine the access rights.

- Saves the new settings and closes the window.
- Closes the window without saving the settings.
- Applies the new settings without closing the window.

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V.2 Novo Unity Server

Path: Casino \ NU System \ NU Server
Function:

Within this menu item parameters concerning only the Novo Unity Server are set.

V.2.1 Groups
V.2.1.1 Attachments
Path: Casino \ NU System \ NU Server \ Groups \ Attachments
Function:

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A double click on the item NU SERVER within the right part of the window opens the CONTROL PANEL
of the Novo Unity Server where the machine settings (e. g. ID, IP Address, MAC Address etc.) can be
viewed (please see window indicated below). The tabs Sounds and Colour have no function for the Novo
Unity Server.

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Properties
Machine Id
IP Address
MAC Address
IGT Address

- Identification number of the Novo Unity Server.

- Unique IP address of the Novo Unity Server within the local network.
- Unique address of the network interface card.
- IGT (online protocol) address of the Novo Unity Server.

Configuration
Type
System
Game
Group
Language

- Assignment to a specified use: SERVER.

- NU System
- NU Server
- Attachments
- Not used.

State
Required State
Current State

- Required operating state of the Novo Unity Server.

- Current operating state of the Novo Unity Server.

OK
Cancel
Apply

- Saves the new settings and closes the window.

- Closes the window without saving any changes.
- Applies the new settings without closing the window.

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Parameters appearing in this window are described on the opposite page.

Parameters appearing in this window are described on the opposite page.

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V.2.2 Parameters
Function:

Under this menu item Novo Unity Server relevant parameters can be viewed and changed.
The following data are indicated:
Parameter, Group to which the parameter applies, Value and Unit of the parameter.

NOTE
After a value has been changed, a parameter update has to be performed.

V.2.2.1 Settings
V.2.2.1.1 Keys & Doors
Path: Casino \ NU System \ NU Server \ Parameters \ Settings \ Keys & Doors
Parameter:

Presently no function!

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V.2.2.1.2 Jackpot(s)
Path: Casino \ NU System \ NU Server \ Parameters \ Settings \ Jackpot(s)
Function:

Settings of the Jackpot server parameters.

Description:

The Jackpot feature is an add-on to the Novo Unity Server.

It is currently not in use.

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V.2.2.1.3 Limits
Path: Casino \ NU System \ NU Server \ Parameters \ Settings \ Limits

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Parameters:
Finance Log

- To select the period of days after the finance data should be erased, if the
function Limit Cleanup is activated (minimum 2, maximum 31).
Please see also section V.2.2.1.5 Services - Limit Cleanup.

Game Log

- To select the period of days after the game data should be erased, if the function
Limit Cleanup is activated (minimum 2, maximum 31).
Please see also section V.2.2.1.5 Services - Limit Cleanup.)

Hardware Log

- To select the period of days after the hardware data should be erased, if the
function Limit Cleanup is activated (minimum 2, maximum 31).
Please see also section V.2.2.1.5 Services - Limit Cleanup.

Last Events

- To enter the number of events to be recorded (minimum 50, maximum 2000).

Last Results

- To enter the number of results to be displayed in path Casino \ Multi Game \

Installed Game \ Statistics \ Results (minimum 50, maximum 1000).
Please see also section V.1.2 Icons - Previous Win Numbers.

Max Results Count

- To enter the maximum number of winning numbers to be recorded

(minimum 1000, maximum 1000000).

Security Log

- To select the period of days after the security data should be erased, if the
function Limit Cleanup is activated (minimum 2, maximum 31).
Please see also section V.2.2.1.5 Services - Limit Cleanup.

Ticket Expire Days

- To determine the expiry for tickets. Tickets have to be redeemed (scanned) until
the set expiry.

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V.2.2.1.4 Hardware
Path: Casino \ NU System \ NU Server \ Parameters \ Settings \ Hardware

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Parameter:
COM1-4 <NU Server> - Assignment of serial ports of the Novo Unity Server PC to connected peripherals:
UPS APC
= Uninterruptible Power Supply
MOUSE
GAME NET
= Online Protocol (not in use)
GAME INFO
= Online Protocol (not in use)
NOVO WHEEL = Roulette wheel
NOVO P485
= Server Interface Board
ACE SICBO
= Electro-mechanical shaker for the game SICBO
NONE

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V.2.2.1.5 Services
Path: Casino \ NU System \ NU Server \ Parameters \ Settings \ Services

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Parameters:
Connection Check Time

- To set a delay enabling a secure boot up of the network services of the

terminals.

Daily Events

- Activates or deactivates the preparation of daily reports.

Daily Reports

- To select the period of days after the daily report data should be erased, if
the function Limit Cleanup is activated (minimum 5 , maximum 365).

Data Transfer Interval

- To set the time interval of finance and statistic data updates sent from the
terminals to the Novo Unity Server (minimum 1000, maximum 300000).

Database Backup

- If this function is activated, a backup file of the database will be created

after each End of Day. This function should be activated by default.

Database Copy

- If this function is activated, a one-to-one copy of the database will be

created after each End of Day. This function should be activated by
default.

End of Day

- To enter the closing hour of the casino. At that time the Daily Report will be
generated.

Files Scanning

- If this parameter is activated changed game-relevant files are recognised

and imported automatically during the startup of the Novo Unity Server.

Limit Cleanup

- At startup of the Novo Unity Server application all trace records (Finance,
Game, Hardware, Security Logs and Daily Reports) older than the
specified limit values will be erased.
Please see also section V.2.2.1.3 Limits.

Network Interface

- Unique IP address of the network interface card of the Novo Unity Server
PC.

Network Mask

- Subnet mask of the local network.

Rebuild Database Day

- To set the time interval of database revisions to optimise the database

structure of the Novo Unity Server. Note that for this function also the
parameter Database Backup has to be activated.

Resend Count

- To set the number of autorepeats for finance and statistic data updates,
if the transmission from the terminals to the Novo Unity Server has failed
(minimum 5, maximum 100).

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Server Manager

- If this parameter is activated, the Game Server window opens

automatically after startup of the Novo Unity Server application.

Server Tracer

- If this function is activated, the window Server Process Trace shows

information on the communication between the Novo Unity Server and all
connected devices after selecting the icon Enable Server Tracer.

ATTENTION
The parameter System Time Server must not be set to NONE! Else the automatic time synchronisation will
be deactivated.
- To determine the master clock (source of time) of the Novo Unity system
that sends periodically information on time and date to all connected devices
(terminals, Game Server, etc.). Select NU Server to appoint the Novo Unity
Server PC as master clock.
NU Base can be selected, if the Online Protocol IGT or GSP will be in use. In
this case the system time will be controlled by the Online Protocol.

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V.2.2.1.6 Unity Save Ticket

Path: Casino \ NU System \ NU Server \ Parameters \ Settings \ Unity Safe Ticket

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V.2.3 Trace
Path: Casino \ NU System \ NU Server \ Trace
Presently no function!
V.2.4 Modules
Path: Casino \ NU System \ NU Server \ Modules
Function:

This menu item indicates saving path, version number, size, CRC (checksum), MD5 (checksum), modify
time and date of server relevant libraries and executable files.

V.2.5 Files
Path: Casino \ NU System \ NU Server \ Files
No function!

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V.2.6 Profiles
Path: Casino \ NU System \ NU Server \ Profiles
Function:

Within this menu item predefined sets of parameters can be stored or loaded. The files can be useful for
service activities by the Technical Support of AGI.

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V.3 Multi Game

V.3.1 Bingo
Path: Casino \ Multi Game \ Bingo
V.3.1.1 Groups
Path: Casino \ Multi Game \ Installed Game \ Groups
Function:

Settings for Attachments (Animation Display, Result Display, Game Server) and Groups (terminals),
assignment of individual terminals to groups and creating of new groups.

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A double click on the device item opens the CONTROL PANEL where several values can be viewed or
defined. The CONTROL PANEL opens also after a right click on the respective item. Select the option
properties from the context sensitive menu in order to view or change the following settings indicated in
the windows below:

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Machine
Properties
Machine Id
IP Address
MAC Address
IGT Address
Configuration
Type

- Identification number of the device.

- Unique IP address of the device within the local network.
- Unique address of the network interface card.
- IGT (online protocol) address of the device.

System
Game
Group
Language

- Assignment of the device to a specific job, Server (for Game Servers),

Animation Display, Results Display, NETWORK GAME (for terminals).
- Multi Game
- Definition of the current game, e. g. Burning Bingo.
- Work group environment, e. g. Attachments, Group 1, Group 2, etc.
- Not used.

State
Required State
Current State

- Required operating state of the connected device.

- Current operating state of the connected device.

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Sounds
Volume adjustment for all activated soundfiles:
OK
Cancel
Apply

- Saves the new settings and closes the window.

- Closes the window without saving any changes.
- Applies the new settings without closing the window.

Colour
The tab Colour is only relevant for Novo Touchbet Live-Roulette, Novo Multi-Roulette and Novo
Flying-Roulette.
For detailed information please see User Manual for the Multi-Player System Novo Multi-Table
Roulette.

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V.3.1.2 Parameters
Function:

Under this menu item various parameters can be viewed and changed.
The following data are indicated:
Parameter, Group to which the parameter applies, Value and Unit of the parameter.

NOTE
After a value has been changed, a parameter update has to be performed and the Game Server has to be
stopped and restarted!

V.3.1.2.1 Settings
Path: Casino \ Multi Game \ Installed Game \ Parameters \ Settings
V.3.1.2.1.1 Bill Information

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Parameters:
Bill 1-8

- To set the bill denominations for each channel that are accepted by the
devices.

Bill Direction

- To select the insertion direction of the bills click on the Advanced button
on the Control Panel. A window will be opened displaying all possible
insertion directions (A, B, C, D). A green check mark means that the
respective insertion direction is activated while a red cross indicates that
the direction is deactivated. Each insertion direction can be activated or
deactivated by a double click. The below illustrations show the selectable
directions A, B, C and D:

Max Bill Rejects

- Number of rejected bills before the bill acceptor will be disabled.

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V.3.1.2.1.2 Coin Information

Parameters:
Coin 1-8

- To set the coin denominations for each channel.

V.3.1.2.1.3 Cashless Information

Parameters:

INFORMATION

Cashable Credits

- Active or not active.

Cashless Active

- Activates or deactivates the cashless function (global).

Cashless In

- Active or not active.

Cashless Out

- Active or not active.

Cashless Payout Limit

- To set the maximum amount of cashless payout.

Noncashable Credits

- Active or not active.

Promotional Credits

- Active or not active.

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The cashless parameters are only functional, if the Online Protocol GRIPS Crystal, IGT or X-Series is
installed.

V.3.1.2.1.4 Denomination
Parameters:
Credit Display Mode

- Select Currency mode to show the currency symbol within the display
areas BET, CREDIT and MULTIPLIER on the terminal screens.
When Credit mode is selected the currency symbol disappears.

Currency Symbol

- Enter the standard international 3-letter currency code (capitalised),

e. g. GBP, EUR, etc. to show the respective currency symbol within the
display areas BET, CREDIT and MULTIPLIER on the terminal screens.
Note that also the parameter Credit Display Mode has to be set to
currency mode.

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Decimal Separator

- To determine the separator for decimal numbers. Select .[dot] or

,[comma] as a country-specific adjustment.

Denomination

- Indicates the exchange ratio between the denomination of coins and bills
and the credit value.
For the Multi-Player System Burning Bingo the parameter
Denomination has to be set to 0.01 by default.

V.3.1.2.1.5 Pay In

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Parameters:
All Time Pay In

- Activate this parameter to allow the pay in of credits also during the
No more Bets game phase.

Auto Credit

- This function can only be used in the Demo Mode that can be activated
in path Casino \ Multi Game \ Installed Game \ Game \ Game Setup.
If Auto Credit is active, the value of the Remote In Rate will be
incremented automatically whenever the credit amount falls to zero.

Bill Change

- Activates or deactivates the function to change inserted bills into coins

dispensed from the hopper.

Hopper Refill

- To decide whether hopper refills should be registered by the bookkeeping

statistics of each terminal or not.

Remote Dialog

- Activates or deactivates the function to select the amount of credits paid

in by the attendant. A dialog box opens and the remote in values can
be selected. If the Remote Dialog function is deactivated the value of
the Remote In Rate is accumulated to the credit each time the Remote
function is carried out.

Remote In

- Activates or deactivates the function allowing credits to be paid in by the

attendant.

Remote In Rate

- To set the amount of credits paid in by the attendant each time the
function is executed.

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V.3.1.2.1.6 Pay Out

Parameters:

- To allow manual payouts by the attendant after pressing the CANCEL CREDIT
button. If this parameter is not activated, also the CANCEL CREDIT button
will be inactive, except for the case that one of the following error messages is
displayed on the terminal screen:
Hopper Limit Reached - Wait for Attendant
Ticket Payout Limit Reached - Wait for Attendant
Door Error, e. g. Stacker Door open
Hardware- and Connection Errors - e. g. Connection with Game Server lost
RAM Clear required

Even Handpay Value

- This value effects manual payouts by the attendant after pressing the CANCEL
CREDIT button. Before every manual payout the credit amount will divided by
the selected Even Handpay Value:
a) If the credit amount can be divided evenly by this value then the full credit
amount will be paid out.
b) If the credit amount cannot be divided evenly:
The part of the credit amount which can be divided by the Even Handpay
Value is paid out. The remaining credit (which cannot be divided by the Even
Handpay Value) will stay on the machine. If the parameter Hopper Remainder
is set To Handpay this credit can be paid out after pressing the CANCEL
CREDIT button a second time.

Hopper Remainder

- The Hopper Remainder function takes care of the difference between the coin
value and the denomination value. If the credit amount is less than the coin
value and the CASH button is pressed there are two options:
a) To Credit: The residual amount will stay on the terminal and has to be used
for game play.
b) To Handpay: The residual credit amount can be paid out after pressing the
CANCEL CREDIT button.

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V.3.1.2.1.7 Online Protocols

INFORMATION
The settings of the online protocol are made on site by the Technical Support of AGI.
Parameters:
- Options:
Gsp2500
Grips Crystal
SDS Bally
X-Series
Bacta
IGT 502
None

Online Protocol COM Port

- To set the serial port: None/COM1/COM2/COM3/COM4

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V.3.1.2.1.8 Credit Limits

Card Price

- To set the price to be paid for one bingo card.

Max Credit

- To set the maximum credit limit (including inserted and won credits).
Note that the amount defined for this parameter must be equal or greater
than the amount set for the parameter Max Credit In. If this limit is
exceeded, the error message Credit Limit Reached - Wait for Attendant
will be displayed on the terminal screen. Afterwards the system requires
a manual payout after pressing the HANDPAY button.

Max Credit In

- To set the maximum credit amount that can be inserted.

Max Hopper

- To set the maximum amount paid out via the hopper. If this limit
is exceeded, the error message Hopper Limit Reached - Wait for
Attendant will be displayed on the terminal screen. Afterwards the
system requires a manual payout after pressing the CANCEL CREDIT
button.

Max Special Player Cards

- This parameter setting is reserved for certain jurisdictions!

Max Win

- To set the maximum win limit per game.

If this limit is exceeded, the error message Congratulations, Jackpot
won - Wait for Attendant will be displayed on the terminal screen.
Afterwards the system requires a manual payout after pressing the
HANDPAY button.

Maximum Player Cards

- To set the maximum number of cards each player is allowed to buy for
one game (minimum 1, maximum 500). This value is set to 50 cards by
default and should not be changed!

Min Special Player Cards

- This parameter setting is reserved for certain jurisdictions!

Minimum Cards for Game

- To set the minimum number of cards each player must buy to participate
in the game. Note that the sum of cards purchased by all players must
be eight or higher that Burning Bingo can be started
(minimum 8 cards, maximum 50 cards).

Special Player Credit

- This parameter setting is reserved for certain jurisdictions!

Ticket Payout Limit

- To set the maximum amount paid out by a ticket printout. If this limit
is exceeded, the error message Ticket Payout Limit Reached - Wait
for Attendant will be displayed on the terminal screen. Afterwards the
system requires a manual payout after pressing the CANCEL CREDIT
button.

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V.3.1.2.1.9 Counters
Parameters:
Counter 1-8

- To assign accounting parameters to the individual counters (assigned

only by Technical Support AGI!).

Divider

- Activates or deactivates the divider function.

Divider Value

- To set the divider used to calculate the value indicated by the mechanical
counters. If the value is e. g. 10, the meter reading will increase by one
at every tenth credit counted.

V.3.1.2.1.10 Trace & Log

Parameters:
Events Cleanup

- To select the period of days after Trace and Log data should be erased
from the terminals.

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If the free disk space of a terminal under-runs two MB, all Trace and Log data will be deleted
automatically. Only data of the last five days will be obtained.
Log File Size

- No function.

Trace File Size

- No function.

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V.3.1.2.1.11 Keys & Doors

Parameters:

Cashbox Door

- If activated the respective error message will be displayed on the terminal

when the Cashbox Door is opened.

Check Dealer Keys

- Activates or deactivates the monitoring of the audit key.

Door in Door

- This parameter has to be deactivated by default.

Front Door

- This parameter has to be deactivated by default.

Front Large Door

- If activated the respective error message will be displayed on the terminal

when the Front Large Door is opened.

Logic Door

- If activated the respective error message will be displayed on the terminal

when the Logic Door is opened.

Logic Door (DoorLog)

- If activated the respective error message will be displayed on the terminal

when the Logic Door is opened (not in all jurisdictions).

Main Door

- This parameter has to be deactivated by default.

Service Door

- If activated the respective error message will be displayed on the terminal

when the Service Door (Ithaca printer) is opened.

Stacker Door

- If activated the respective error message will be displayed on the terminal

when the Stacker Door is opened.

Top Large Door

- If activated the respective error message will be displayed on the terminal

when the Top Large Door is opened.

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Auto Reset Door Error (except Logic Door)

- If this function is activated, the door alarms and the removed/inserted
alarm of the stacker will disappear automatically when the error is cleared
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V.3.1.2.1.12 Ticket
Parameters:

INFORMATION
The following parameters are relevant, if the ticket handling will be performed via the Novo Unity Cashdesk
System.
If the online protocol IGT 502 or GSP 2500 is used, the ticket handling will be performed according to
the respective online protocol. In this case the following parameter settings can be skipped. Only the
parameters Ticket Redemption and Validation Type has to be considered (please see next page).
Barcode Encryption

- Select the type of code to be used (e.g. Endx, RC4 or standard). The
code can be decoded only at the cashdesk provided and programmed
accordingly.

Casino City, State, Zip <Ithaca>

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- If an Ithaca printer is installed the city, country and zip code information
can be entered to be printed on the tickets.
Casino Location <Ithaca>

- If an Ithaca printer is installed the casino address (street name and

number) can be entered to be printed on the tickets.

Casino Name

- To enter the casino name to be printed on the tickets.

Date Format <Ithaca>

- If an Ithaca printer is installed the notation of the date to be printed on the

ticket can be selected. DD/MM/YYYY (day/month/year) or MM/DD/YYYY
(month/day/year) can be selected.

Paper EMPTY Limit

- To set the number of tickets that can still be printed before the paper roll
has to be changed (after the sensor has already detected that paper is
low and has displayed a Paper Low message on the terminal).

Print Barcode Info

- Activates or deactivates that the barcode information is printed using

numbers in addition to lines.

Printer Cutter <W832>

- To set whether tickets should be cut after print-out or not. Full Cut, Partial
Cut or No Cut can be selected. This setting is only relevant for Seiko/IFCOM printers.
Ticket Cash Value as Text <Ithaca>
- Activates or deactivates the option of printing the cash value as text
in addition to the numerical value. This setting is only relevant for Ithaca
printers.
Ticket Logo <W832>

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- Indicates the BMP file of the Ticket Logo to be printed on the ticket. This
setting is made by AGI. Logos are only printed by Seiko/IF-COM printers.

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INFORMATION
The following two parameters are used to enable the TITO (ticket in/ticket out) feature. In this case the
ticket handling will be performed according to the online protocol IGT 502 or GSP 2500.
The ticket handling can also be performed via the Novo Unity Cashdesk System. Therefore deactivate the
Ticket Redemption parameter and set the Validation Type parameter to None.
Ticket Redemption

- This parameter is only applicable, if either the online protocol

IGT 502 or GSP 2500 is used. Activate this parameter if one of these
protocols is used to enable the ticket in feature. In all other cases
deactivate this function.

Validation Type

- This parameter is only applicable, if an Ithaca printer is installed and

either the online protocol IGT 502 or GSP 2500 is used.
Select Standard, Secure Enhanced or System if the
online protocol IGT 502 is used.

This parameter is implemented to enable the ticket out feature and to

define the validation method for tickets according to the respective online
protocol.

INFORMATION
The following parameters are used to enable a special feature applicable for ticket inspections:
Credit Inserted
Number of Games Played
Suspicious Transaction Indicator
Ticket Value
Wager
Wager in relation to inserted credit in %
These parameters are only used in certain jurisdictions. For detailed information please contact the
Technical Support of AGI.

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V.3.1.2.2 Hardware
Path: Casino \ Multi Game \ Installed Game \ Parameters \ Hardware
V.3.1.2.2.1 Devices
Parameters:

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Ithaca Printer COM Port <Ithaca>

- To assign a serial port of the terminal PC (COM1-4) to the connected
Ithaca printer. Select None, if no Ithaca printer is connected.
PC Card Tracer

- Activates or deactivates an additional program for functional tests

of the PC Card.

Printer

- To determine the connected Printer. Ithaca, W832 (= Seiko/IF-COM) or

No Printer can be selected.

Ram Clear Mode

- To set whether the Ram Clear requires that the logic door is opened or
not.

Tower Lights Type

- To define the installed Top Light. 2-colour, 3-colour, Ontario or No Tower

Lights can be selected.

USB Touchscreen Reset

- If this parameter is activated, an automatic software reset of the

touchscreen controller will be performed after opening the Top Large
Door or the Front Large Door. The software reset has the effect that the
touchscreen controller will get adjusted to the environmental conditions
again.

The following hardware devices of the various terminal groups can be activated or deactivated:
Bill Acceptor
Coin Comparator
Hopper
Mechanical Counters

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The parameters contained in the folders Languages, Server and Game affect game-related settings
and are therefore described in section V.3.2.

V.3.1.2.4 Jackpot
Path: Casino \ Multi Game \ Installed Game \ Parameters \ Jackpot

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V.3.1.3 Finances
Function:

With this menu item, pay-in and pay-out options can be viewed.
In addition, the number of times each door has been opened and the number of times the system has
been accessed with the respective key can be viewed.
Where applicable, Meter, Count, Credit and Value [currency] are indicated.

V.3.1.3.1 Summary
Path: Casino \ Multi Game \ Installed Game \ Finances \ Summary
V.3.1.3.1.1 Credit
Total In
Total Out

- Sum of credits inserted.

- Sum of credits paid out.

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V.3.1.3.1.2 Hopper
Cash Box In
Hopper In
Hopper Refill
Hopper Dump
Hopper Out

- Number of
- Number of
- Number of
- Number of
button has
- Number of

coins routed from the coin acceptor into the cashbox.

coins routed from the coin acceptor into the hopper.
coins refilled into the hopper.
coins paid out from the hopper, when the Remove Coins
been selected.
coins paid out to the player.

V.3.1.3.1.3 Bills
Bills In
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- Number of bills that have passed each channel.

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V.3.1.3.1.4 Win&Bet
Games
Games Since Door Close
Games Since Power Up
Total Games
Won Games
Wins
Cash Connection Jackpot
Coin Out (Win)

- Total number of games played since the most recent door error reset.
- Total number of all games played since commencement of play
(power up).
- Number of games played.
- Total number of all prizes won.

Jackpot Win
Tip money
Total Win

- Not used.
- Total amount of wins in all games, except for manual payouts by the
attendant (handpays).
Please see also section IV.1 Main Menu - Description of the
HANDPAY button.
- Not used.
- Total amount of tip money in all games.
- Total amount of wins in all games.

Bets
Coin In (Bet)

- Total amount of bets in all games.

Cashless In
Cashable cashless in
Noncashable cashless in
Promotional cashless in

- Insertion of cashable credits from a card.

- Insertion of noncashable credits from a card.
- Insertion of complimentary credits from a card.

Cashless Out
Cashable cashless out
Cashable cashless win out
Noncashable cashless out
Promotional cashless out

- Payout of cashable credits to a card.

- Payout of cashable wins to a card.
- Payout of noncashable credits to a card.
- Not used.

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V.3.1.3.1.6 Printer
Printer Out
Printed ticket

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- Total number of payouts via redeemable tickets

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V.3.1.3.1.7 Dealer
Dealer
Cancelled Credits

Handpays

Remote Out

Remote in

- Total amount of all amounts paid out by the attendant after using the
CANCEL CREDIT button.
Please see also section IV.1 Main Menu - Description of the
CANCEL CREDIT button.
- Total amount of all wins paid out by the attendant using the HANDPAY
button.
Please see also section IV.1 Main Menu - Description of the
HANDPAY button.
- Total amount of all amounts paid out by the attendant after using the
HANDPAY and CANCEL CREDIT buttons.
- Total amount of all amounts paid in by the attendant after using the
REMOTE button.
Please see also section IV.2 Remote.

V.3.1.3.1.8 Cash Connection

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V.3.1.3.1.9 Security
Keys
Indicates the number of times each key has been used:
Audit Key
Service Key
Setup Key
Doors
Indicates the number of times each of the following doors has been opened:
Cashbox Door
Front Large Door
Logic Door
Security Bill Door (not in all jurisdictions)
Security Cover (not in all jurisdictions)
Service Door (Ithaca printer, optional)
Stacker Door
Top Large Door
Power Reset Meter indicates the number of times the game program has been started.

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V.3.1.3.2 Terminal #
Path: Casino \ Multi Game \ Installed Game \ Finances \ Terminal #

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With this menu item, pay-in and pay-out options for each terminal can be viewed. In addition, the number
of times each door has been opened and the number of times the terminal has been
accessed with the respective key can be viewed.
Where applicable, Meter, Count, Credit and Value [currency] are indicated.
Please see section V.3.1.3.1 Summary.

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V.3.1.4 Statistics
Path: Casino \ Multi Game \ Installed Game \ Statistics
V.3.1.4.1 Income
Function:

This menu item indicates the bookkeeping statistics per terminal and as a summary of all connected
terminals.

Displayed information:

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Terminal
Total In [currency]
Total Out [currency]
Total In-Total Out [currency]
Total Out/Total In [%]
Total Bet [currency]
Total Win [currency]
Total Bet-Total Win [currency]
Total Win/Total Bet [%]
Won Games

- Indicates the terminal number.

- Total credits paid in for all games.
- Total credits paid out for all games.
- Difference between In and Out = net profit of the terminal.
- Ratio between In and Out in per cent.
- Total amount of bets in all games.
- Total amount of wins in all games.
- Difference between bets and wins for all games.
- Ratio between bets and wins for all games in per cent.
- Total number of all prizes won.

V.3.1.4.2 Bills
Function:

This menu item shows the bill statistics per terminal and as a summary of all connected terminals.

Displayed information:
Terminal
Bill [X currency]
All [currency]

- Indicates the terminal number.

- Number of bills that have passed the respective bill channel.
- Total amount of bills inserted.

V.3.1.4.3 Coins
Function:

This menu item shows the coin statistics per terminal and as a summary of all connected terminals.

Displayed information:
Terminal
Hopper In [currency]
Hopper Out [currency]
CashBox In [currency]
Hopper Refill [currency]
Hopper Dump [currency]

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- Indicates the terminal number.

- Number of coins routed from the coin acceptor into the hopper.
- Payout via the hopper.
- Number of coins routed from the coin acceptor into the cashbox.
- Number of coins refilled into the hopper.
- Number of coins emptied from the hopper.

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V.3.1.4.4 Remote
Function:

This menu item shows the remote statistics per terminal and as a summary of all connected terminals.

Terminal
Remote In [currency]

- Indicates the terminal number.

- Total amount of all amounts paid in by the attendant after using the
REMOTE button.
Please see also section IV.2 Remote.

Handpays [currency]

- Total amount of all wins paid out by the attendant using the HANDPAY
button.
Please see also section IV.1 Main Menu - Description of the
HANDPAY button.
- Total amount of all amounts paid out by the attendant after using the
CANCEL CREDIT button.
Please see also section IV.1 Main Menu - Description of the
CANCEL CREDIT button.
- Total amount of all amounts paid out by the attendant after using the
HANDPAY and CANCEL CREDIT buttons.
- Total amount of all printed redeemable tickets.

Cancelled Credits [currency]

Remote Out [currency]

Tickets [currency]

V.3.1.4.5 Cashless
Function:

This menu item shows statistical data of cashless transactions per terminal and as a summary of all
connected terminals.

Displayed information:
Terminal
Cashable In [currency]
Cashable Out [currency]
Non Cashable In [currency]
Non Cashable Out [currency]
Promotional In [currency]
Promotional Out [currency]

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- Indicates the terminal number.

- Insertion of cashable credits from a card.
- Payout of cashable credits to a card.
- Insertion of noncashable credits from a card.
- Payout of noncashable credits to a card.
- Insertion of complimentary credits from a card (can be used for playing
but cannot be cashed).
- Not used.

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V.3.1.4.6 Security
Function:

This menu item shows the number of times the setup has been accessed with the audit key and the
number of times each door has been opened, per terminal and as a summary of all connected terminals.

Displayed information:
Audit Key
Stacker Door
Front Large Door
Logic Door
Cashbox Door
Top Large Door
Service Door (Ithaca printer, optional)
Security Bill Door (not in all jurisdictions)
Security Cover (not in all jurisdictions)

V.3.1.4.7 Results

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Function:

This menu item provides game-related information for each connected Game Server. How many game
results will be displayed can be set in path Casino \ NU System \ NU Server \ Parameters \ Settings \
Limits \ Last Results (minimum 50, maximum 1000).

Displayed information:
Date
Time
Game
Error
1-90

- Date at which the recorded game has taken place.

- Time at which the recorded game has taken place.
- Number of the recorded game.
- Presently no entries.
- Winning numbers of the recorded game.

V.3.1.4.8 Terminals
Presently no function.

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V.3.1.5 Trace
Path: Casino \ Multi Game \ Installed Game \ Trace
Function:

This menu item provides information on data that are contained in the trace file on the player terminals,
Game Servers, Animation and Results Displays. With this information the most important events occurred
on the player terminals and Game Servers can be tracked.
These data are relevant only to service technicians and programmers of AGI.
Date, Time, Terminal, Game Nbr, Event and Info (general information) are indicated.

V.3.1.5.1 Finance
Records about bookkeeping information, e. g. Remote In.

V.3.1.5.2 Hardware
Records about changes of the hardware, e. g. Stacker inserted/removed.

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V.3.1.5.3 Games
Records about the network communication, e. g. Configuration parameter changed.

V.3.1.5.4 Security
Records on door openings and closings and access to the system menu using the respective key, e.g.
Audit Key on.

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V.3.1.6 Modules
Path: Casino \ Multi Game \ Installed Game \ Modules
Function:

This menu item indicates saving path, version number, size, CRC (checksum), MD5 (checksum), modify
time and date of game-relevant libraries, data and executable files.

V.3.1.7 Files
Path: Casino \ Multi Game \ Installed Game \ Files
Function:

This menu item indicates saving path, version number, size, CRC (checksum), MD5 (checksum), modify
time and date of game-relevant files (e. g. ID, TXT, XML files, etc.).

V.3.1.8 Profiles
Path: Casino \ Multi Game \ Installed Game \ Profiles
Function:
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Within this menu item predefined sets of parameters can be stored and loaded.
The files are needed for service activities by the Technical Support of AGI.

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V.3.2 Burning Bingo

V.3.2.1 Language
Path: Casino \ Multi Game \ Bingo \ Parameters \ Language
V.3.2.1.1 Spoken
Parameters:

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Game Sounds

- To select which spoken messages and sounds should be available on the terminals and
Results Displays click on the Advanced button on the Control Panel. A window will be
opened where the following combinations can be selected:
a) Phases:
Betting time
Buy a card please
Finish betting please
No more bets
Game starting
Game over
Thank you for playing
b) Winning numbers:
Drawn numbers
c) More wins question: Does anyone else have Line Win (three times)
Does anyone else have Two Lines Win (three times)
Does anyone else have Bingo Win (three times)
d) Wins:
Line Win
Line Win on ... card(s)
Two Lines Win
Two Lines Win on ... card(s)
Bingo Win
Bingo Win on ... card(s)
e) Bet types:
The game continues until Two Lines Win
The game continues until Bingo Win
f) Effects:
Audible effects (win animation)
A green check mark means that the respective combination of spoken messages
or sounds is activated while a red cross indicates that the respective combination is
deactivated. Each combination can be activated or deactivated by a double click.

NOTE
Note that on the Animation Display special effects are available.

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V.3.2.1.2 Written
Parameters:
Terminal Active Languages
- To select the languages available for the button and display area designations on the
terminal screens click on the Advanced button on the Control Panel. A window will be
opened displaying all selectable languages. A green check mark means that the respective
language is activated while a red cross indicates that the respective language is deactivated.
Each language can be activated or deactivated by a double click.

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Terminal Default Language

- To select the language of the buttons and display areas on the terminal screens after the
startup of the system, e.g.: English -> buttons and display areas are in English, after system
start and the British flag is displayed on the main screen of the terminal.

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V.3.2.2 Server
Path: Casino \ Multi Game \ Bingo \ Parameters \ Server
V.3.2.2.1 Hardware
Parameters:
- This parameter is already set by the Technical Support of AGI and must
not be changed!

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Game Server TCP Port

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V.3.2.2.2 Settings
Parameters:
Cards Count to rebuild Game Database
- To set the number of cards to be sold at the terminals for the automatic execution
of the bingo database rebuild. After the set number of cards has been sold all
game-related data will be removed (stored in the Local Game Server folder in
path Casino \ Multi Game \ Bingo \ Statistics \ Results) excepting the latest ones
(to be set by the below parameter Cleanup Game DB - Keep Latest Records).
The rebuild will be performed at the End of Day to be set in path Casino \ NU
System \ NU Server \ Parameters \ Settings \ Services.
Cleanup Game DB - Keep Latest Records
- To set the number of games that should not be affected by game database
rebuilds (minimum 1, maximum 100000, please see above parameter Cards
Count to rebuild game database).

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Clear Pool after Win

- This parameter refers to the display areas of the Line Prize and the Two Lines
Prize on the terminal screens. Activate this parameter to reset the above
mentioned display areas after the Line and the Two Lines Prize has been
awarded.

Days Count to rebuild Game Database

- To set the number of days after the automatic execution of the bingo database
rebuild will be performed (minimum 1, maximum 365). After the set number of
days all game-related data will be removed (stored in the Local Game Server
folder in path Casino \ Multi Game \ Bingo \ Statistics \ Results) excepting the
latest ones (to be set by the above parameter Cleanup Game DB - Keep Latest
Records). The rebuild will be performed at the End of Day to be set in path
Casino \ NU System \ NU Server \ Parameters \ Settings \ Services.
Display Draw during Manual Input
- This parameter has to be deactivated by default!

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Draw without Blower

- This parameter has to be activated by default to allow game-play without
animation display! If this parameter is not activated and the animation display
goes offline during the draw the following message will be displayed on the
server:

To abort the current game select the Cancel game button. To enter the winning
numbers manually on the Novo Unity Server select the button Enter numbers
manually.
See also section VI.2 Bingo Options.

Game Type
Plasma
Testing

- To activate the creation of log files for the record of game-related information.
These text files will be saved in path Novomatic \ Database \ Trace \ Bingo and
may be useful for service activities by the Technical Support of AGI.
- To activate the game-play mode. (The winning number is randomly generated by
the Game Server.)
- Numbers have to be entered manually on the Novo Unity Server (for testing
purposes only).

Games Count to increase Max Ball

- To set the number of games after the Max Ball number should be increased by
one (minimum 1, maximum 10000).
Minimum Players to Start Game
- To set the minimum number of players required for a game start (minimum 2,
maximum 50).
Paytable Variant

- This parameter is set by the Technical Support of AGI on site and must not be
changed in any case!

Save Cards after Bets - Activate this parameter to save all bingo cards bought at once after the No
More Bets game phase. Deactivate this parameter to separately save each card
bought during the Place your Bets game phase.
System Malfunction Action
- This parameter is responsible for the error handling at the terminal. It is set to
Stop and invalidate game by default and should not be changed in any case!

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Parameters:
Animation Display Delay

- This parameter has to be set by the Technical Support of AGI on site

and should not be changed! It is used to set a time delay ensuring the
synchronised presentation of the win animation (winning numbers, winners'
cards, etc.) on the terminal screens and on the Animation Display.

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The following parameters can be used to select the duration of individual game phases for each terminal
group in steps of 0.1 seconds:
Phase
Phase
Phase
Phase
Phase
Phase
Phase
Phase
Phase
Phase
Phase

01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
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- Start Game
- Place Bets
- Finish Betting
- No More Bets
- Waiting
- Start Running
- Running
- Win Number
- Ask Others
- Win Celebration
- Game Finished

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Path: Casino \ Multi Game \ Bingo \ Parameters \ Game
V.3.2.3.1 Game Setup

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Parameters:
Auto Check

- Activate this parameter to automatically mark the winning numbers drawn

on the bought bingo cards displayed on the player terminals.

Auto Play

- To activate an automatic game-play mode (for testing purposes only).

Blowing all time

- Activate this parameter to let the blower (shown on the Animation Display)
continually mix the balls even during the time range between two draws.
Set this parameter to not active if the blower should stop mixing the balls
after a draw has been finished. In this case the blower starts again at the
beginning of the following draw.

Card Price Multiplier

- To define the multiplier for the card price (to be set in path Casino \ Multi
Game \ Installed Game \ Parameters \ Settings \ Credit Limits). The
multipliers 1, 2 or 5 can be chosen. This setting also affects the colour of
the bingo cards displayed on the terminal screens
(1 = red cards, 2 = blue cards, 5 = green cards).

Demo Mode

- To be used for presentation purposes only. If this function is activated,

DEMO MODE will be displayed on all screens. The parameter Auto
Credit can only be activated in Demo Mode. To play in Demo Mode the
following parameters (in path Casino \ Multi Game \ Installed Game \
Parameters \ Hardware \ Devices) must be deactivated: Bill Acceptor, Coin
Comparator, Hopper, Mechanical Counters and Printer.

Game Name

- To set the desired game name for the respective jurisdiction:

Burning Bingo, Bingo Vivo or Bingo Super Ball can be chosen. This
parameter setting also affects the logo displayed on the terminal screens.

Game to Shutdown

- To set the number of games that can still be played before the game
program will be shut down after the Shutdown game button has been
selected on the Game Server.

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One Button

- Activate this parameter to display only one button for checking numbers
and claiming prizes on the terminal screens. At the beginning of the game
the CHECK button will be displayed. It will be replaced by the LINE, TWO
LINES or BINGO button when the player gets the chance to claim the
relevant prize.
Deactivate this parameter to display two separate buttons for checking
numbers (CHECK button) and claiming prizes (LINE / TWO LINES /
BINGO button) on the terminal screens. At the beginning of the game the
LINE button will be displayed next to the CHECK button. The LINE button
will be replaced by the TWO LINES and BINGO button after the relevant
win has been detected. The LINE / TWO LINES / BINGO button will only
be activated when the player gets the chance to claim the relevant prize.
Please consider that the Auto Check parameter is activated for displaying
two separate buttons!

Power Failed Message

- After each interruption of the power supply the message POWER

FAILED is displayed on the terminal screen. It disappears after the Place
your Bets game phase of the following game.

The parameter settings of the Special Player and the Special Player Group are reserved for certain
jurisdictions and must not be activated by default!
Test Mode

- This parameter should be deactivated by default! It should only be used

by the Technical Support of AGI for testing purposes. After changing this
parameter a RAM Clear will be required! If the Test Mode is activated a
keyboard can be connected to the terminal PC in order to open the audit
menu by pressing the F4 key. By pressing the F8 key the menu will be
closed.

Total Bet Message

- To activate a relevant message on the terminal after every game won to

inform the player about the total bet and win.

Two Lines Mode

- Activate this parameter to offer the additional winning combination

Two lines win at the player terminals. The player gets the chance to claim
a Two Lines prize in the case of a 10 numbers hit in two horizontal rows on
one bingo card.

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V.3.2.3.2 Game Info

Parameters:
- To set the display duration of help screens after the ? button is
selected.

Info Screen Timeout

- To set the display duration of info screens after the INFO button is
selected.

Zero Credit Feature Timeout

- No function.

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Main Window

VI.2

Bingo Options

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VI.1 Main Window

Game logo
Login-Identification

Game name

Login/Logout
Start/Stop

Drawn numbers

Game phases

Shutdown
Tools
Message

Game number

Game Type

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Tickcounter
Battery

Game Logo

- Displays the logo of the game installed on the Novo Unity Server.

Game Name

- Displays the name of the game installed on the Novo Unity Server.

Login-Identification

- Indicates the state of the logged-in user

(Administrator or Supervisor).

Game phases

- The following game phases are shown:

.) Game Start
.) Drawing
.) Place Your Bets
.) Drawn Numbers
.) Finish Betting
.) Line, Two Lines, Bingo
.) No More Bets
.) Game Over
.) Draw Start

Drawn numbers

- Shows the drawn numbers.

Game Type

- Shows the current game type. For further information:

Please see section V.3.2.2.2 Settings (Parameter Game Type).

Game number

- Indicates the current game number.

Tickcounter

- Indicates the duration of a whole game cycle.

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Battery

- Indicates the state of the battery within the uninterruptible power supply (UPS).

Login/Logout

- All users can authenticate themselves by entering their password (button Login/
Logout) and subsequently will be given the respective user rights for the Game
Server.
The access can be withdrawn by using the Logout button
(same function as command User/Login or User/Logout or left mouse click on
the Login/Logout User icon).

Stop/Start

- After selecting the Stop button the game will be stopped. During the
Place your Bets or Finish Betting game phase the game is declared invalid
and the bets are refunded, during the No more bets game phase the game will
be finished.
With a click on the Start button the game will be restarted.
After each parameter update the Game Server has to be stopped and restarted
to ensure the changed setting(s) will be applied.

- This button allows to initiate the shutdown procedure of the game program on all
terminals that are connected to the Game Server or Novo Unity Server (please
see below).

Tools

- This button opens a window to easily perform updates of game versions, files
and dll files, to display all devices connected to the Novo Unity Server, to view
which devices are active (in game play mode) and which devices are offline
(marked with a red slashed circle) as well as for the tracing of events, occurring
on the player terminals (please see below).

Message

- This button opens the Sending messages window. By means of this window
individual text messages to the terminals and to the animation display of the
respective game can be sent, which will be displayed in the message box on top
of the terminal screens (please see below).

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Login/Logout
After selecting the Login button users can authenticate themselves by entering their password
and subsequently will be given the respective user rights for the Game Server.
The following window will be displayed when logging in:

Login

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Description:
Username
Password
OK
Cancel

- To select the user.

- Enter the valid password.
- Password check.
- Closes this window without logging in.

Logout
After logging in the Login button will be replaced by the Logout button. Select this button to terminate
access.

Additional information:

All characters entered by a user in the password field are edited with an asterisk * in the edit window.
After a password has been entered and OK has been selected, the respective menus
are displayed.

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Start/Stop
Function:

With this button the game program on the terminals can be stopped or started.

Description:
Start

- Select the Start button to restart the game.

Stop

- After selecting the Stop button the game will be stopped.

During the Place your Bets or Finish Betting game phase the game is declared invalid
and the bets are refunded, during the No more Bets game phase the current game will be
finished.
After each parameter update the Game Server has to be stopped and restarted to ensure the
changed setting(s) will be applied.

Additional information:

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Shutdown
Function:

After selecting the Shutdown game button the game will be stopped at all terminals connected to the
Game Server after a predefined number of games. The following message will be displayed:

Description:
Yes
No

- Stops the game on all terminals after a predefined number of games.

- Closes the window without stopping the game.

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After confirmation of the above message the Novo Unity Server will send a message to all affected
terminals to inform the players about the pending end of the game.
Please see also part V Novo Unity Server, section V.1.4 Context Sensitive Menus.
How many games still can be played is set on the Novo Unity Server (in path Casino \ Multi Game
\ Installed Game \ Parameters \ Game \ Game Setup \ Game To Shutdown). After completion of the
predefined number of games the message Table closed will be displayed on the terminal screens.
Afterwards only the payout function will be available on the terminals. As a result the Shutdown game
button will be replaced by the Start game button to be used to restart the game.

Additional information:
None.

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Tools
Function:

Description:

Parameter Update

- An update of all current parameters on all connected devices will be performed.

Connection Check

- This icon is used to review terminals which are online.

Start Game

- Clicking on the Start icon will restart the game program after the Stop Game
button has been chosen.

Stop Game

- Clicking on the Stop Game button will stop the game program on all connected
devices. During the Place your Bets or Finish Betting game phase the game
is declared invalid and the bets are refunded, during the No more bets game
phase the game will be finished.
After each parameter update the Game Server has to be stopped and restarted
to ensure the changed setting(s) will be applied.

Terminal Trace

- With this button events can be tracked (Cash In, Cash Out, Audit Key and so on)
that occurred on the player terminal after the Administrative Tools window has
been opened. Time, Terminal, Game and Message are indicated.

Version

- Shows the dll files version currently used. The information indicated is Name,
Version, Time, Date and Size of the modules.

Module Update

- An update of all current modules (EXE and DLL files) will be performed.

Files Update

- An update of all game specific files will be performed.

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This window is used to easily perform updates of game versions, files and dll files, to display all devices
connected to the Novo Unity Server, to view which devices are active (in game play mode) and which
devices are offline (marked with a red slashed circle) as well as for the tracing of events, occurring on the
player terminals.

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Message
Function:

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After selecting the Message button the Sending messages window will open (please see below). By
means of this window individual text messages to the terminals and to the animation display of the
respective game can be sent, which will be displayed in the message box on top of the
terminal screens.

Description:
Height
Width
Italic
Running
<> Colour
Global
Message

- To increase the font size.

- To enlarge the font size.
- To set the font to italic.
- To set the message as a running text.
- To select the colour of the font.
- To send the message to all connected terminals (irrespective of the game).
- Text field to enter the message or to select a previous sent message from the drop
down window.

NOTE
The first stored message will be sent, if the Shutdown button in the Game Server window is selected. It
can only be changed, but not deleted. To change the text of a message, select the message, change the
text in the text field and save the message.
Delete
Save
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- To remove a previous sent message from the selection window except for the
first message.
- To save the message to the drop down list.
- To send the message.

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Function:

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For the game Burning Bingo the below window provides three additional icons. The first icon Offline
opens the following window where all terminals are displayed that have gone offline during a game:

Description:
Deal

- Shows all game numbers during which one or more terminals were offline.

Player
Offline time
Offline date

- Shows the number of the terminal that was offline

during the selected game (Deal).
- Shows the time at which the terminal was going offline.
- Shows the date at which the terminal was offline.

Win type
Ball
Player
Card id
Credit
Value
Cards

- Shows
- Shows
- Shows
- Shows
- Shows
- Shows
- Shows

Refresh
Reset all

- Select this button to actualise the displayed information.

- Select this button to delete all entries.

Only winners

- Activate this check box to display only terminals at which wins have been claimed
during offline mode.

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the wins claimed during the selected game.

the number of the drawn ball at the moment the win was claimed.
the number of the terminal at which the win was claimed.
ID address of the winning card.
the credit value of the win.
the currency value of the win.
on how many cards the win was marked.

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Function:

Description:
Pos.
Number

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The second icon Manual opens the following window where the winning numbers can be entered
manually and card price settings can be changed without to perform a parameter update:

- Shows the number of the balls drawn.

- Shows the winning number drawn.

NOTE
The function of entering winning numbers manually is only active if the parameter Draw without Blower
is not activated and the Animation Display goes offline during the draw. Otherwise this function is not
available (buttons 1 - 90 and Add number).
1 - 90

- Select by a mouse click the winning number.

Refresh

- Select this button during a draw to actualise the winning numbers displayed in the table
at the left.
- Select this button to open a window where the winning number can be entered and
confirmed:

Add number

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Description:

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Price multiplier

- Use the drop-down button to select the card price multiplier. The multipliers 1, 2 or 5
can be chosen. This setting also affects the colour of the bingo cards displayed on the
terminal screens (1 = red cards, 2 = blue cards, 5 = green cards).

Card price

- Not in use!

Update

- Select this button to send the above determined changes to the terminals. The
terminals will apply the settings after the current game is finished. A parameter update
is not required!

NOTE
This setting will not affect the parameter Card Price Multiplier on the Novo Unity Server. If a parameter
update is performed the adjustments made in the above window will be reset to the parameter settings
made on the Novo Unity Server.
Special player cards
Not in use!
Accumulate pool

ATTENTION
THIS VALUE MUST NOT BE CHANGED IN ANY CASE!

Additional information:
None.

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Function:

NOTE
This function is reserved for the Technical Support of AGI. Note that the execution of the cleanup function
requires that the Game Server is stopped. Additionally consider to print out all reports before the CleanUp
button will be pressed.

Description:

Current Values
Sold cards counter
Game counter
Last Cleanup

Limits
Sold cards counter

Game counter
Last Cleanup

- Shows how many cards have been sold.

- Shows how many draws have been launched.
- N/A indicates that a cleanup never has not been performed. If a cleanup was
performed the adequate date of the cleanup execution is displayed in this field.

- Shows the value set for the parameter Cards Count to rebuild Game Database
(in path Casino \ Multi Game \ Installed Game \ Parameters \ Server \ Settings).
Please see part V Novo Unity Server, section V.3.2.2 Settings.
- No function because a limit for the game counter cannot be defined.
- Shows the value set for the parameter Days Count to rebuild Game Database
(in path Casino \ Multi Game \ Installed Game \ Parameters \ Server \ Settings).

Left amount of Games after CleanUp:

- Shows the value set for the parameter Cleanup Game DB - Keep Latest Records
(in path Casino \ Multi Game \ Installed Game \ Parameters \ Server \ Settings).
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The third icon Clean opens the CleanUp window allowing the user (producer level only) to test the cleanup
function on the Novo Unity Server:

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CleanUp
Close

- Starts the cleanup procedure. All game-related data will be removed excepting the
data of the latest games (displayed under Left amount of Games after cleanup).
- Closes the window without performing a cleanup.

Additional information:

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If the Game Server is not stopped and the Clean button will be pressed the following message will be
displayed in the CleanUp window:

Description:

Close the window with the Close button, login, stop the Game Server by pressing the Stop button
in the Game Server window
(please see part VI Game Server - Main Window) and open the
Cleanup window again to execute the procedure.

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VII.1

Lack of Line Voltage

VII.2

Error Handling Procedure

VII.3

Error Messages - Overview

VII.4

Error Clearing

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INFORMATION
After each power-on the system performs a short autotest. After that, the device is ready for
game-play.
If this does not happen, the device must be checked for possible error sources as follows:

VII.1 Lack of Line Voltage

Two T3A15 (slow-blowing) single-pole fuses function as the primary protection of the power supply. These
fuses are located at the front of the main switch.
(Please see illustr. VII.2)
The secondary protection T5A (slow-blowing) of the 12V voltage is located at the front of the main power
supply. This voltage has been allocated a red light emitting diode, which glows only if the fuses are intact
and if input voltage is present.
(Please see illustr. VII.1)

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This voltage indicator is designed to facilitate service work providing some preliminary information.
For more precise information on any incorrect operating voltages, measurements must be taken using
appropriate instruments.
X9

X10

X8

Fuse T5A

X7

X1

X2

X3

X4

X5

X6

Fuse T3A15

Mains power switch

Service outlet

Illustr. VII.1 Fuses and light diode on mains supply unit

Illustr. VII.2 Main switch

ATTENTION
Errors in the electronics can only be cleared by an AGI service technician. The fastest way of making the
system operational again is to replace any defective parts. If no spare parts are at hand, please contact
our Technical Support and send us the defective electronic component including a short description of the
error.

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VII.2 Error Handling Procedure

NO BILLS
INSERT BILLS

Audit Key

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Illustr. VII.3 Position of audit key switch

Each time the system is powered up, all integrated devices (e. g. hopper, boards, etc.) are subject to an
auto-test.
If this test is successful, the device will automatically go into game-play mode. Any malfunction or
manipulation of the device that may occur will be reported by the error management software.
Should an error occur, the corresponding error message is displayed on the monitor
(please see the exemplary illustration VII.4).

Illustr. VII.4 Example for an error message

1)
2)

Use the following overview of possible error messages to localise the error cause.
Turn the Audit key switch (acoustic signal goes off).
The Audit menu appears.

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3)

Error Handling Procedure:

ERROR CLEARING
Open the Top Large Door/Main Door and power down the device. Replace the defective part.
For further information please see the following overview of possible error messages.
4)

Release the key switch. The device should now be operational again, any existing credits remain,
with the exception if a RAM-clear has been carried out.

If more errors occur, activate the audit key switch until all errors have been cleared.

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VII.3 Error Messages - Overview

Coin In System Errors
Coin Diverter Error
Coin Optics Failure
Coin In Jam
Coin Acceptor Disconnected
Coin Yo-Yo
Coin Pulse Not In Tolerance

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Bill Acceptor Errors

Power Up With Bill In Acceptor
Power Up With Bill In Stacker
Bill Jammed In Acceptor
Bill Jammed In Stacker
Bill Acceptor Disconnected
Stacker Open
Bill Acceptor Cheated
Bill Acceptor Failure
Stacker Full
Too Many Rejects

Coin Out System Errors

Hopper Disconnected
Hopper Empty
Hopper Tilt
Coin Out Jam

Printer Errors
Paper Low
Paper Empty
Printer Disconnected (Ithaca only)

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Doors
Top Large Door/Main Door
Front Large Door
Logic Door
Logic Door (DoorLog) (not in all jurisdictions)
Security Cover (not in all jurisdictions)
Security Bill Door (not in all jurisdictions)
Door in Door
Stacker Door
Cashbox Door
Service Door (Ithaca printer, optional)
Server front door is open
Server back door is open

System Error Messages

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No Multi Interface
Multi Interface RAM CRC Error
No Meter Interface
Meter Error: CRC RAM
Meter Error: CRC ROM
Power Down during Hopper Payout
Credit Limit Reached ... Wait for Attendant
Hopper Limit Reached ... Wait for Attendant
Ticket Payout Limit Reached ... Wait for Attendant
Congratulations, Jackpot won ... Wait for Attendant
Connection with Database Server Lost
Connection with Game Server Lost
Online System - No Connection
Machine is Locked

Door Logger Board Errors (not in every jurisdiction)

DoorLog: ROM CRC Error
DoorLog: RAM CRC Error
DoorLog: ID CRC Error
DoorLog: Battery Low
DoorLog Disconnected
Game-related error messages are described at the end of part VII.

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VII.4 Error Clearing

Coin Acceptor
Coin Diverter Error
Error clearing:
Turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared, open the Top Large Door/Main Door and power down the device.
Check the coin diverter and the coin channels for jammed coins.
Also check the plug connection on the multi-interface (for explanation of connectors see part IX Hardware,
section 10) and the connecting plugs and cables of the magnet.
Power up the device and close the door.
If the error cannot be cleared exchange the coin acceptor. When subsequently the terminal is still not
ready for use please contact the Technical Support of AGI.

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Coin Optics Failure

Error clearing:
Turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared, open the Top Large Door/Main Door and power down the device.
Check the coin acceptor and the light barrier of the coin channel for dirt or damage.
Also check the plug connection on the multi-interface (for explanation of connectors see part IX Hardware,
section 10), the connecting plugs and the cables of the light barrier and the coin acceptor.
The three sensor diodes must be placed in the centre of the drillings, the optical track between the
transmitter and the receiver must not be obstructed. Power up the device and close the door.
If the error cannot be cleared exchange the coin acceptor. When subsequently the terminal is still not
ready for use please contact the Technical Support of AGI.

Coin In Jam
Error clearing:
Turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared, open the Top Large Door/Main Door and power down the device.
The light barrier of the coin channel has been obstructed for too long, or a coin has become stuck.
Remove any jammed coins.
Also check the plug connection on the multi-interface (for explanation of connectors see part IX Hardware,
section 10) and the connecting plugs and cables of the light barrier.
Power up the device and close the door.
If the error cannot be cleared exchange the coin acceptor. When subsequently the terminal is still not
ready for use please contact the Technical Support of AGI.
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Coin Acceptor Disconnected

Error clearing:
Turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared, open the Top Large Door/Main Door and power down the device.
Check the plug connection on the multi-interface (for explanation of connectors see part IX Hardware,
section 10) and on the server interface board (P485). Systematically check all connecting plugs and
cables of the coin acceptor. Power up the device and close the door.
If the error cannot be cleared exchange the coin acceptor. When subsequently the terminal is still not
ready for use please contact the Technical Support of AGI.

Coin Yo-Yo
Error clearing:
Turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared, open the Top Large Door/Main Door and power down the device.

Systematically check the plug connection on the multi-interface (for explanation of connectors see part IX
Hardware, section 10) and all connecting plugs and cables of the coin acceptor.
Power up the device and close the door.
If the error cannot be cleared exchange the coin acceptor. When subsequently the terminal is still not
ready for use please contact the Technical Support of AGI.

Coin Pulse Not In Tolerance

Error clearing:
Turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared, open the Top Large Door/Main Door and power down the device.
Check the coin acceptor for signs of manipulation. Also check that there is a reference coin when
a reference coin acceptor is used.
Systematically check the plug connection on the multi-interface (for explanation of connectors see part IX
Hardware, section 10) and all connecting plugs and cables of the coin acceptor.
Power up the device and close the door.
If the error cannot be cleared exchange the coin acceptor. When subsequently the terminal is still not
ready for use please contact the Technical Support of AGI.

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Check the coin acceptor for signs of manipulation. Also check that there is a reference coin when
a reference coin acceptor is used.

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Bill Acceptor
Power Up With Bill In Acceptor
Error clearing:
Turn the audit key and release the key again. The bill will be rejected.
If the error cannot be cleared exchange the bill acceptor. When subsequently the terminal is still not ready
for use please contact the Technical Support of AGI.

Power Up With Bill In Stacker

Error clearing:
Turn the audit key and release the key again. The bill will be registered and routed
into the stacker.
If the error cannot be cleared exchange the bill acceptor. When subsequently the terminal is still not ready
for use please contact the Technical Support of AGI.

Bill Jammed In Acceptor

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Error clearing:
Turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared, open the Top Large Door/Main Door and power down the device.
Carefully try to remove the jammed bill.
Also check the plug connection on the multi-interface (for explanation of connectors see part IX Hardware,
section 10).
Power up the device and close the door.
If the error cannot be cleared exchange the bill acceptor. When subsequently the terminal is still not ready
for use please contact the Technical Support of AGI.

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Bill Jammed In Stacker

Error clearing:
Turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared, open the Top Large Door/Main Door and power down the device.
Carefully try to remove the jammed bill.
Also check the plug connection on the multi-interface (for explanation of connectors see part IX Hardware,
section 10).
Power up the device and close the door.
If the error cannot be cleared exchange the bill acceptor. When subsequently the terminal is still not ready
for use please contact the Technical Support of AGI.

DANGER
The stacker may contain a considerable amount of bills. Any work involving the stacker should therefore
be performed only at a secure place.

Error clearing:
Turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared, open the Top Large Door/Main Door and power down the device.
Check whether the connecting plugs and the cables of the bill acceptor are connected correctly.
Also check the plug connection on the multi-interface (for explanation of connectors see part IX Hardware,
section 10) and that the bill acceptor is installed correctly.
Power up the device and close the door.
If the error cannot be cleared exchange the bill acceptor. When subsequently the terminal is still not ready
for use please contact the Technical Support of AGI.

Stacker Open
Error clearing:
Turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared, open the Top Large Door/Main Door and power down the device.
Check that the stacker box is seated properly.
Also check the plug connection on the multi-interface (for explanation of connectors see part IX Hardware,
section 10).
Power up the device and close the door.
If the error cannot be cleared exchange the bill acceptor. When subsequently the terminal is still not ready
for use please contact the Technical Support of AGI.

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Bill Acceptor Cheated

Error clearing:
Turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared, open the Top Large Door/Main Door and power down the device.
Check whether the bill acceptor is dirty or damaged and whether the connecting plugs and cables are
properly connected. If necessary, clean the bill acceptor.
Also check the plug connection on the multi-interface (for explanation of connectors see part IX Hardware,
section 10).
Power up the device and close the door.
If the error cannot be cleared exchange the bill acceptor. When subsequently the terminal is still not ready
for use please contact the Technical Support of AGI.

Bill Acceptor Failure

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Error clearing:
Turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared, open the Top Large Door/Main Door and power down the device.
Check whether the connecting cables of the bill acceptor are connected correctly. Also check that the bill
acceptor is installed correctly and that the stacker is inserted properly.
Also check the plug connection on the multi-interface (for explanation of connectors see part IX Hardware,
section 10).
Power up the device and close the door.
If the error cannot be cleared exchange the bill acceptor. When subsequently the terminal is still not ready
for use please contact the Technical Support of AGI.

Stacker Full
Error clearing:
Open the Stacker Door (Bill Door) and take out the stacker. Remove the bills and insert the
stacker again. Close the door.
Turn the audit key and release the key again.

DANGER
The stacker may contain a considerable amount of bills. Any work involving the stacker should therefore
be performed only at a secure place.
If the error cannot be cleared exchange the bill acceptor. When subsequently the terminal is still not ready
for use please contact the Technical Support of AGI.

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Too Many Rejects

Error clearing:
This error occurs after ten bills have been rejected and will disable the bill acceptor.
This type of error will be registered under machine events.
The current game is not interrupted.
Turn the audit key and release the key again.
The bill acceptor will return to normal operation again.

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If the error cannot be cleared exchange the bill acceptor. When subsequently the terminal is still not ready
for use please contact the Technical Support of AGI.

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Hopper
Hopper Disconnected
Error clearing:
Turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared, open the Top Large Door/Main Door and power down the device.
Check whether a hopper is present and both light diodes on the hopper are on.
Also check the fill level of the hopper: The contact plates at the inside bottom of the hopper should be
covered with coins. Refill the hopper if necessary.
If the light diode on the hopper is not on, check whether the hopper is properly seated.
Systematically check the connection all connecting plugs and cables of the hopper.
Also check the plug connection on the multi-interface (for explanation of connectors see part IX Hardware,
section 10).
Power up the device and close the door.

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If the error cannot be cleared exchange the hopper. When subsequently the terminal is still not ready for
use please contact the Technical Support of AGI.

Hopper Empty
Error clearing:
Refill the hopper.
Turn the audit key and release the key again.

Hopper Tilt
Error clearing:
Turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared, open the Top Large Door/Main Door and power down the device.
Check whether a hopper is present and both light diodes on the hopper are on.
Also check the fill level of the hopper: The contact plates at the inside bottom of the hopper should be
covered with coins. Refill the hopper if necessary.
If the light diode on the hopper is not on, check whether the hopper is properly seated.
Systematically check all connecting plugs and cables of the hopper.
Also check the plug connection on the multi-interface (for explanation of connectors see part IX Hardware,
section 10).
Power up the device and close the door.
If the error cannot be cleared exchange the hopper. When subsequently the terminal is still not ready for
use please contact the Technical Support of AGI.

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Coin Out Jam

Error clearing:
Turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared, open the Top Large Door/Main Door and power down the device.
Check for any coin or dirt that may have got into the light barrier of the hopper and remove it.
Also check the plug connection on the multi-interface (for explanation of connectors see part IX Hardware,
section 10).
Power up the device and close the door.

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If the error cannot be cleared exchange the hopper. When subsequently the terminal is still not ready for
use please contact the Technical Support of AGI.

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Printer Errors
Paper Low
Error clearing:
Open the Service Door, load a new ticket stack and close the door. Turn the audit key and release the key
again.
See also part IX Hardware, section IX.6.5 Loading Tickets.
If the error cannot be cleared exchange the printer. When subsequently the terminal is still not ready for
use please contact the Technical Support of AGI.

Paper Empty

ATTENTION
Printing without paper in the printer can damage the thermo printing head!

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Error clearing:
Open the Service Door, load a new ticket stack and close the door. Turn the audit key and release the
key again.
See also part IX Hardware, section IX.6.5 Loading Tickets.
If the error cannot be cleared exchange the hopper. When subsequently the terminal is still not ready for
use please contact the Technical Support of AGI.

Printer Disconnected
Error clearing:
Turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared, open the Top Large Door/Main Door and power down the device.
Systematically check all connecting plugs of the printer (power supply and connection to the PC). Also
check the assignment of the serial port on the Novo Unity Server.
Please see part V Novo Unity Server, section V.3.1.2.2.1 Devices, parameter Ithaca Printer COM Port
<Ithaca>.
Power up the device and close the door.
If the error cannot be cleared exchange the hopper. When subsequently the terminal is still not ready for
use please contact the Technical Support of AGI.

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Doors
Top Large Door / Main Door
Error clearing:
Close the Top Large Door/Main Door.
If the parameter Auto Reset Door Error is activated (in path Casino \ Multi Game \ Installed Game \
Parameters \ Settings \ Keys & Doors), the indication of the error message will disappear automatically. If
the Auto Reset Error is deactivated, turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared check that the door switch and its mounting plate are properly seated. Also
check the connecting plugs and the cables of the door switch.

Front Large Door

Error clearing:
Close the Front Large Door.
If the parameter Auto Reset Door Error is activated (in path Casino \ Multi Game \ Installed Game \
Parameters \ Settings \ Keys & Doors), the indication of the error message will disappear automatically. If
the Auto Reset Error is deactivated, turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared check that the door switch and its mounting plate are properly seated. Also
check the connecting plugs and the cables of the door switch.
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Logic Door
Error clearing:
Close the Logic Door.
Turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared check that the door switch and its mounting plate are properly seated. Also
check the connecting plugs and the cables of the door switch.

Logic Door (DoorLog) (not in all jurisdictions)

Error clearing:
Close the Logic Door.
Turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared check that the door switch and its mounting plate are properly seated. Also
check the connecting plugs and the cables of the door switch.

Security Cover (not in all jurisdictions)

Error clearing:
Mount the Security Cover.
Turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared check that the door switch and its mounting plate are properly seated. Also
check the connecting plugs and the cables of the door switch.

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Security Bill Door (not in all jurisdictions)

Error clearing:
Close the Security Bill Door.
Turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared check that the door switch and its mounting plate are properly seated. Also
check the connecting plugs and the cables of the door switch.

Door in Door
Error clearing:
Close the Door-In-Door system.
If the parameter Auto Reset Door Error is activated (in path Casino \ Multi Game \ Installed Game \
Parameters \ Settings \ Keys & Doors), the indication of the error message will disappear automatically. If
the Auto Reset Error is deactivated, turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared check that the door switch and its mounting plate are properly seated. Also
check the connecting plugs and the cables of the door switch.

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Stacker Door
Error clearing:
Close the Stacker Door (= bill door).
Turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared check that the door switch and its mounting plate are properly seated. Also check
the connecting plugs and the cables of the door switch.

Cashbox Door
Error clearing:
Close the Cashbox Door.
If the parameter Auto Reset Door Error is activated (in path Casino \ Multi Game \ Installed Game \
Parameters \ Settings \ Keys & Doors), the indication of the error message will disappear automatically. If
the Auto Reset Error is deactivated, turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared check that the door switch and its mounting plate are properly seated. Also check
the connecting plugs and the cables of the door switch.

Service Door (Ithaca Ticket Printer)

Error clearing:
Close the Service Door.
If the parameter Auto Reset Door Error is activated (in path Casino \ Multi Game \ Installed Game \
Parameters \ Settings \ Keys & Doors), the indication of the error message will disappear automatically. If
the Auto Reset Error is deactivated, turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared check that the door switch and its mounting plate are properly seated. Also check
the connecting plugs and the cables of the door switch.

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Server front door is open

Error clearing:
Close the Game Server Front Door.
The indication of the error message disappears (Auto Reset).
If the error is not cleared check that the door switch and its mounting plate are properly seated. Also check
the connecting plugs and the cables of the door switch.

Server back door is open

Error clearing:
Close the Game Server Back Door.
The indication of the error message disappears (Auto Reset).

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If the error is not cleared check that the door switch and its mounting plate are properly seated. Also check
the connecting plugs and the cables of the door switch.

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System Error Messages

No Multi Interface
Error clearing:
Turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared, open the Top Large Door/Main Door and power down the device.
Systematically check the plug connections between the PC card, the meter- and the multi-interface.
Check the RS485 connecting cable. Power up the device and close the door.
If the error cannot be cleared please contact the Technical Support of AGI.

Multi Interface RAM CRC Error

Error clearing:
Turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared, open the Top Large Door/Main Door and power down the device.

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Check whether the labelling of the memory chip on the multi-interface (see below illustrations): If the label
FM24C04A-P is attached to the chip make sure that PIN 7 is removed. If applicable remove PIN 7 by
using a wire cutting plier.

ATTENTION
Please observe the installation direction when you are inserting the chip: Ensure that the notch on the
memory chip and the notch on the socket both show in the same direction.
If the error cannot be cleared please contact the Technical Support of AGI.

PIN 1

PIN 8

PIN 2

PIN 7

PIN 3

PIN 6

PIN 4

PIN 5

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Memory chip FRAM FM24C04A-P

FRAM

Illustr. VII.6

FRAM position on the multi-Interface P425

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No Meter Interface
Error clearing:
Turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared, open the Top Large Door/Main Door and power down the device.
Systematically check the plug connections between the PC card, the meter- and the multi-interface.
Check the RS485 connecting cable. Power up the device and close the door.
If the error cannot be cleared please contact the Technical Support of AGI.

Meter Error: CRC RAM

Error clearing:
Turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared, open the Top Large Door/Main Door and power down the device. Exchange the
meters board.
If the error cannot be cleared please contact the Technical Support of AGI.

Error clearing:
Turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared, open the Top Large Door/Main Door and power down the device. Exchange the
meters board.
If the error cannot be cleared please contact the Technical Support of AGI.

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Power Down during Hopper Payout

Error clearing:
Turn the audit key.
The system requires a manual payout after pressing the CANCEL CREDIT button.
After the payout release the key again.

Credit Limit Reached ... Wait for Attendant

Error clearing:
Turn the audit key.
The system requires a manual payout of the win after pressing the HANDPAY button.
After the payout release the key again.

Hopper Limit Reached ... Wait for Attendant

Error clearing:
Turn the audit key.
The system requires a manual payout after pressing the CANCEL CREDIT button.
After the payout release the key again.

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Ticket Payout Limit Reached ... Wait for Attendant

Error clearing:
Turn the audit key.
The system requires a manual payout after pressing the CANCEL CREDIT button.
After the payout release the key again.

Congratulations, Jackpot won ... Wait for Attendant

Error clearing:
Turn the audit key.
The system requires a manual payout of the win after pressing the HANDPAY button.
After the payout release the key again.

Connection with Database Server Lost

Error clearing:
Systematically check the connections between the HUB and the Novo Unity Server PC.
Check whether the Novo Unity Server is online and connect another network cable as a bridge.
If the error message is displayed on more terminals check the function of the router and the HUB and
exchange the devices.
If the error cannot be cleared please contact the Technical Support of AGI.

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Connection with Game Server Lost

Error clearing:
Systematically check the connections between the HUB and the Game Server PC.
Check whether the Game Server is online and connect another network cable as a bridge.
If the error message is displayed on more terminals check the function of the router and the HUB and
exchange the devices.
If the error cannot be cleared please contact the Technical Support of AGI.

Online System - No Connection

Error clearing:
Turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared, open the Top Large Door/Main Door and power down the device.
Open the Logic Door and check the connection between the PC and the online interface board. Close the
Logic Door, power up the device and close the Top Large Door/Main Door.
Also check the function of the online system and make sure that the online system is activated.

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If the error cannot be cleared please contact the Technical Support of AGI.

Machine is Locked
Error clearing:
Turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared, check whether the terminal has been deactivated via the online protocol.
If the error cannot be cleared please contact the Technical Support of AGI.

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Door Logger Board Errors (not in all jurisdictions)

DoorLog: ROM CRC Error
Error clearing:
Turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared, open the Top Large Door/Main Door and power down the device.
Check the plug connections on the Security Board (see part IX Hardware, section 12).
If the error cannot be cleared exchange the Security Board. When subsequently the terminal is still not
ready for use please contact the Technical Support of AGI.

DoorLog: RAM CRC Error

Error clearing:
Turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared, open the Top Large Door/Main Door and power down the device.
Check the plug connections on the Security Board (see part IX Hardware, section 12).

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If the error cannot be cleared exchange the Security Board. When subsequently the terminal is still not
ready for use please contact the Technical Support of AGI.

DoorLog: ID CRC Error

Error clearing:
Turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared, open the Top Large Door/Main Door and power down the device.
Check the plug connections on the Security Board (see part IX Hardware, section 12).
If the error cannot be cleared exchange the Security Board. When subsequently the terminal is still not
ready for use please contact the Technical Support of AGI.

DoorLog: Battery Low

Error clearing:
Turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared, open the Top Large Door/Main Door and power down the device.
Exchange the battery of the Security Board and check the plug connections (see part IX Hardware,
section 12).
If the error cannot be cleared exchange the Security Board. When subsequently the terminal is still not
ready for use please contact the Technical Support of AGI.

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DoorLog Disconnected
Error clearing:
Turn the audit key and release the key again.
If the error is not cleared, open the Top Large Door/Main Door and power down the device.
Open the Logic Door, release the screws of the bracket in front of the PC and carefully pull the PC a little
bit to the front. Release the mounting angle of the board box and systematically check the connecting
plugs between the PC card and the Door Logger Board. Check the voltage.
Screw on the board box with the mounting angle, pull the PC carefully back in the machine and fix it with
the bracket again. Close the Logic Door, power up the device and close the Top Large Door/Main Door.

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If the error cannot be cleared exchange the Security Board. When subsequently the terminal is still not
ready for use please contact the Technical Support of AGI.

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Burning Bingo - Error Messages

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1) Game invalidated - Bets refunded - Malfunction voids all pays and plays
2) Game server offline
3) Connection with Database Server lost

If these messages are displayed in succession on the terminal screen check first of all whether the server
PC is online or not. If the server PC has been crashed try to reboot the PC.
If the server PC is online, check the network connection between the server and the terminal. If it is
interrupted reconnect or exchange the network cable.
If the error cannot be cleared please contact the Technical Support of AGI.

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Part VIII - Maintenance

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VIII.1

Bill Acceptor

VIII.2

Coin Acceptor

VIII.3

Monitor / Touchscreen

VIII.4

PC Terminal

VIII.5

PC Server

VIII.6

Fans

VIII.7

Switches / Lamps

VIII.8

Ticket Printer

VIII.9

Locks / Mechanical
Components

VIII.10

Animation Display

VIII.11

Arm Rests

Austrian Gaming Industries GmbH

Wiener Strasse 158 A-2352 Gumpoldskirchen Austria Europe Tel.: +43-2252-606 www.austrian-gaming.com e-mail: support@novomatic.com

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MAINTENANCE

DANGER
Prior to any maintenance work, power must be removed from the device by disconnecting the
device from the mains supply and by switching off the UPS!
Do not clean the machine with a water jet!
The below service instructions should be carried out only by qualified and trained personnel.
In order to avoid any injuries of people and damage to machines only such work as is
described in this manual may be performed.
If these instructions are followed closely and adequate maintenance and treatment is applied as required
by the usage of the devices, the system complies with the usual security standards.
To avoid excessive errors perform the cleaning procedures with the recommended frequency.
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VIII.1 Bill Acceptor

Cleaning of the bill acceptor:

reader sensors

magnetic sensor

reader sensors
Illustr. VIII.1 Cleaning of the bill acceptor

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NOTE
Cleaning tissues for the WBA bill acceptor are available from AGI! Item no.: 86900100
Description:
If reader sensors or magnetic sensors are dirty this may result in error messages as when bills are
jammed, or the identification precision may decrease, which may result in bills being rejected more
frequently.
To clean the reader head/magnetic sensor use a soft cloth or a cotton bud.
If necessary, a standard head cleaner for cassette recorders or compressed air (from a can) can
be used.
To facilitate cleaning, take the bill acceptor unit out from its mounting.

ATTENTION
Do not use organic dissolvents such as diluents.
Do not use scouring agents!
Recommended maintenance interval: monthly

TROUBLESHOOTING
If bill acceptance does not improve after cleaning the sensors may require re-adjusting.

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VIII.2 Coin Acceptor (MC40 or NRI on the terminal)

To clean the coin acceptor use a soft cloth or a short-bristled brush (a cotton bud and isopropyl alcohol
can also be used). In addition contact cleaning spray or compressed air (from a can) can be used.
MC40:
NRI:

Take the coin acceptor out from its mounting, remove the reference coin and clean following the
instructions above.
Take the coin acceptor out from its mounting, fold the top part away and clean both sides of the
interior surface.

When cleaning the NRI coin acceptor the reject pin should be tested several times to ensure that the
spring and the retaining clip are intact.
Recommended maintenance interval: 3-monthly

The touchscreen should be cleaned at least once a week using a soft cloth and window cleaner.
In addition, the touchscreen requires regular calibration, which will depend on how much it is used but
should at least be done once a week. When calibrating the touchscreen make sure that you are looking at
the screen straight from above and are not touching the metal cabinet of the terminal
with your body.
If the image is impaired by colour stains use the demagnetisation function on the panel of the monitor.
Recommended maintenance interval: weekly

VIII.4 PC Terminal
Disconnect all cables (VGA, touchscreen,...), take out the PC from the terminal, open the top cover and
remove dust from the interior of the cabinet using compressed air (from a can). In addition, the fans of the
PC should be tested for functionality. (Back side of the switching power supply and CPU.)
Recommended maintenance interval: semi-yearly

VIII.5 PC Server
Disconnect all cables (VGA, line cord,...), take out the PC from the server cabinet, open the
top cover and remove dust from the interior of the cabinet using compressed air (from a can).
In addition, the fans of the PC should be tested for functionality. (Back side of the switching
power supply and CPU.)
Recommended maintenance interval: yearly

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VIII.6 Fans
All fans of the system should be tested for functionality.
Remove dust from fans and check contacts. (Also check and clean internal ventilators,
e. g. HUB, UPS, etc.!)
The fans should also be checked whenever the noise level of a fan is higher than normal.
If a fan needs to be replaced make sure that the same direction of the airflow is maintained.

INFORMATION
Multi-Roulette systems have 4 extra fans incorporated in the top structure and further 8 fans in the
Roulette wheel cover.
Recommended maintenance interval: semi-yearly

ATTENTION
If a fan has to be exchanged ensure that type and technical features are the same.

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VIII.7 Switches / Lamps

Check if all lighting appliances (lamps, etc.) are functioning.
Also check key switches and door switches. These may be impaired with frequent use.
If a key switch has to be exchanged ensure that after the contacts have been soldered on,
the insulation is applied again.
Recommended maintenance interval: monthly

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VIII.8 Ticket Printer

Periodic cleaning operations will ensure continued high print quality from the printer.
Paper dust removal:
Use a soft brush to clean the paper dust from inside the printer and chassis area. The paper dust
should also be removed from the sensor optics.
Cleaning thermal print head:
If streaking on the printed ticket is evident, the thermal print head may need to be cleaned.
This can be done by inserting a thermal printer cleaning card.
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)

Open the Service Door.

Open the ticket cover and remove all tickets from the ticket feed path.
Close the ticket cover.
Insert the cleaning card into the feed path. The cleaning card will automatically
be drawn into the feed path.
Open the ticket cover and then remove the cleaning card by gently pulling it back.
Repeat the process if necessary.
Proceed with ticket loading procedure.
See part IX Hardware, section IX.6 Ticket Printer.

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Recommended maintenance interval: monthly

ATTENTION
Printing with no paper in the printer can damage the thermo printing head!

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VIII.9 Locks / Mechanical Components

Check all door locks of the system for functionality. Cap nuts may have loosened with long use. Tighten!
Recommended maintenance interval: monthly

VIII.10 Animation Display

The plasma screen should be cleaned whenever required with a soft cloth and window cleaner.
To clean the Animation Display PC please follow the same instructions as for the server PC.
Recommended maintenance interval: yearly

VIII.11 Arm Rests (Terminal FV680)

Arm rests should best be cleaned with a soft brush and lukewarm soapy water. Do not use
strong solvents or stain-removers!

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Part IX - Hardware

11 2006

IX.1

Main Power Supply

IX.12

Security Board

IX.2

Switching Power Supply

IX.13

Animation Display PC

IX.3

Bill Acceptor

IX.14

Network Distributor (HUB)

IX.4

Coin Acceptor

IX.15

IX.5

Hopper

Barcode Reader
(Cashdesk)

IX.6

Ticket Printer

IX.16

Monitor (Server)

IX.7

Mechanical Meters

IX.17

Server PC

IX.8

Monitor (Terminal /
Animation Display)

IX.18

Uninterruptible Power
Supply (UPS)

IX.19

Modem

IX.20

Server Interface Board

IX.21

Top Light

IX.22

Illumination

IX.9

Touchscreen

IX.10

Multi-Interface

IX.11

Logic Unit (PC)

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Description of Components - Terminals

Terminal FV680PC

G
H

J
K

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M
D

PRINT1

USB

COM1

UPT

Illustr. IX.1

A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
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COM2

KB

MIC

LINE

SPK

VGA

Description of Components Terminal FV680PC

- Monitor (Touchscreen)
- Main Power Switch
- Mechanical Meters
- Hopper
. Security Board (not in all jurisdictions)
- Logical Unit
- Bill Illumination
- Ticket Printer
- Multi-Interface
- Bill Acceptor
- Coin Acceptor
- Stacker Box
- Switching Power Supply (behind WBA)
- Main Power Supply Unit (behind WBA)
- Cashbox
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Terminal FV623PC
A
B

G
H
I
J
C

D
E
F

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M
N
O
P
Q

Illustr. IX.2

A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
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Description of Components Terminal FV623PC

- Top Light
- Top Box
- Coin Acceptor
- Mechanical Meters
- Illumination (fluorescent tube)
- Door in Door System
- Monitor
- Main Power Supply Unit (behind Monitor)
- Monitor (Touchscreen)

J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R

- Logical Unit (behind Monitor)

- Bill Acceptor
- Stacker
- Switching Power Supply
- Ticket Printer
- Hopper
- Main Power Switch
- Door Switch
- Cashbox

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Block Diagram
Mains Supply

LS-R
LS-L

Main
Power
Supply

Switching
Power
Supply

Doorswitches
and Lamps

Monitor

PC

PCPower
Supply

VGA Card
USB Port

Soundcard
LPT-port

I/O Card
P391

Meter
lamps

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Coin
Acceptor
Illumination
Bill Acceptor
Cover
with Printer

Touchscreen
Controller

Printer
(option)

Multi Interface
P425

Bill
Acceptor

Hopper

CoinChannelSensor

Illustr. IX.3

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diverter

Block diagram

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Description of Components - Novo Unity Server (FS695PC)

B
C

H
POWER

H.D.D.

LAN

POWER

H.D.D.

LAN

POWER

POWER

H.D.D.

LAN

POWER

Smart-UPS

J
K

7 0 0

Smart-UPS

F
Illustr. IX.4

A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
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K
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M

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Description of Components Novo Unity Server FS695PC

Monitor
Fan
Keyboard / Trackball
Novo Unity Server PC
Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)
Distributor Board
Fan
Monitor Power Supply
Raidsystem
RS232 to RS485 Adapter (behind Raidsystem)
Router/DHCP Server
Server Interface Board
Switching Power Supply (Server Interface Board)

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Description of Components - Game Server (FS695PC)

H
POWER

H.D.D.

LAN

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POWER

POWER

H.D.D.

LAN

POWER

POWER

H.D.D.

LAN

POWER

Smart-UPS

7 0 0

Smart-UPS

F
Illustr. IX.5

A
B
C
D
E
F
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Description of Components Game Server FS695PC

Monitor
Fan
Keyboard / Trackball
Game Server PC
Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)
Distributor Board
Fan
Monitor Power Supply
RS232 to RS485 Adapter (behind Raidsystem)
Server Interface Board
Switching Power Supply (Server Interface Board)

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Description of Components
OPTIONAL FOR SINGLE TABLE INSTALLATIONS
Novo Unity and Game Server (FS695PC) in Combination

B
C

J
POWER

H.D.D.

LAN

POWER

POWER

H.D.D.

LAN

POWER

H.D.D.

LAN

POWER

POWER

H.D.D.

LAN

POWER

Smart-UPS

7 0 0

Smart-UPS

7 5 0

H
Illustr. IX.6

A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I

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Description of Components Novo Unity

and Game Server FS695PC

- Monitor
- Fan
- Keyboard / Trackball
- Monitor Switch Box
- Game Server PC
- Novo Unity Server PC
- Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)
- Distributor Board
- Fan

J
K
L
M
N
O

- Monitor Power Supply

- Raidsystem
- RS232 to RS485 Adapter
(behind Raidsystem)
- Router/DHCP Server
- Server Interface Board
- Switching Power Supply
(Server Interface Board)

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E
F

Illustr. IX.7

A
B
C
D
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F

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- Monitor
- Speaker
- Fan
- Speaker
- Animation Display PC
- Fan

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IX.1

Main Power Supply

IX.1.1

Position in the machine

IX.1.2

Function

IX.1.3

Troubleshooting

IX.1.4

Pin assignment

IX.1.5

Exchanging the Main Power Supply

IX.1.6

Description of the Modular Power Supply

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IX.1.1 Position in the machine

Please see illustration IX.1 on page 301.

IX.1.2 Function
Provides voltage to the following components:
Switching power supply
Fluorescent tube
Fan

12-15V/DC for:

Bill acceptor display illumination

Top Light

X9

X10

X8

Fuse T5A

X7

X1

X2

X3

X4

X5

X6

Fuse T3A15

Mains power switch

Service outlet

Illustr. IX.1.1 Fuses and LED on main power supply unit

Illustr. IX.1.2 Main switch

IX.1.3 Troubleshooting
Two T3A15 (slow-blowing) single-pole fuses function as the primary protection of the power supply. These
fuses are located at the front of the main switch.
(Please see illustr. IX.1.2)
The secondary protection T5A (slow-blowing) of the 12V voltage is located at the front of the main power
supply. This voltage has been allocated a red light emitting diode, which glows only if the fuses are intact
and if input voltage is present.
(Please see illustr. IX.1.1)
This voltage indicator is designed to facilitate service work providing some preliminary information.
For more precise information on any incorrect operating voltages, measurements must be taken using
appropriate instruments.
In addition, all connectors should be checked.
(Please see illustr. IX.1.1)

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IX.1.4 Pin assignment

DC Connector:
Pin

X8

01
02
03
04
05
06

Function
+12V/DC (R)
+12V/DC (R)
+12V/DC (R)
GND (R)
GND (R)
GND (R)

AC Connector:
Pin

X1

01
02
03
04

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X3

01
02
03
04
Pin

X5

01
02
03
04
Pin
01
02
03
04
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Function

Pin

AC neutral (Out)
AC ground
AC live (Out)
nc

01
02
03
04

Function

Pin

AC neutral (Out)
AC ground
AC live (Out)
nc

01
02
03
04

Function

Pin

AC neutral (Out)
AC ground
AC live (Out)
nc

01
02
03
04

X2

Function
AC neutral (Out)
AC ground
AC live (Out)
nc

X4

Function
AC neutral (Out)
AC ground
AC live (Out)
nc

X6

Function
AC neutral (Out)
AC ground
AC live (Out)
nc

Function
AC
nc
nc
AC
AC
nc
nc
AC

live (In)
live (Out)
neutral (In)
neutral (Out)

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IX.1.5 Exchanging the Main Power Supply

If an error occurs that cannot be cleared the defective main power supply unit must be exchanged.

Switching power supply

Main power supply

Illustr. IX.1.3 Exchange of the main power supply

Dismounting instructions for the Main Power Supply (see illustr. IX.1.3):
Disconnect the main plug of the terminal from the socket.
Open Stacker Door and Front Large Door.
Pull out the hopper.

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1)
2)
3)

NOTE
Make a note of the correct plug positions!
4)

Remove all plugs from the modular power supply

(modular power supply = main power supply + switching power supply).
Please see illustr. IX.1.4 - Modular power supply.

5)

Release the fastening of the modular power supply and remove pulling it towards the front.

6)

Separate the main power supply from the switching power supply.

7)

Exchange the main power supply unit.

8)

To reinstall follow the above instructions in reverse order.

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IX.1.6 Description of the Modular Power Supply

Switching Power Supply - NFS-110

X9

X10

X8

Fuse T5A

X7

X1

X2

X3

X4

X5

X6

X9

Modular Power Supply Unit

X10

X8

Fuse T5A

X7

X1

X2

X3

X4

X5

X6

Main Power Supply

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IX.2

Switching Power Supply

IX.2.1

Position in the machine

IX.2.2

Function

IX.2.3

Troubleshooting

IX.2.4

Pin assignment

IX.2.5

Exchanging the Switching Power Supply

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IX.2.1 Position in the machine

Please see illustration IX.1 on page 301.

IX.2.2 Function
Type: NFS-110 / 7602P

24V/DC for:

Printer
Multi-interface

12V/DC for:

Meters
Meter illumination
Touchscreen
Multi-interface

5V/DC for:

Multi-interface
PC card
Door optics
Printer
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Provides voltage to the following components:

IX.2.3 Troubleshooting
Check the connectors of the switching power supply.

IX.2.4 Pin assignment

AC Connector

DC Connector

Pin

J1
Function

J2
Pin

Function

01
02
03
04
05

AC ground
nc
AC neutral
nc
AC live

01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13

+5V DC
+5V DC
nc
GND
GND
GND
GND
+12V DC
+12V DC
PFD
-12V DC
nc
+24V DC

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IX.2.5 Exchanging the Switching Power Supply

If an error occurs that cannot be cleared the defective switching power supply must be exchanged.

Switching Power Supply

Main Power Supply

Illustr. IX.2.1 Exchange of the switching power supply

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Dismounting instructions for the Switching Power Supply (see illustr. IX.2.1):
1)
2)
3)

Disconnect the main plug of the terminal from the socket.

Open Stacker Door and Front Large Door.
Pull out the hopper.

NOTE
Make a note of the correct plug positions!
4)

Remove all plugs from the modular power supply

(modular power supply = main power supply + switching power supply).
Please see illustr. IX.1.4 - Modular power supply.

5)

Release the fastening of the modular power supply and remove pulling it towards the front.

6)

Separate the main power supply from the switching power supply.

7)

Exchange the switching power supply unit.

8)

To reinstall follow the above instructions in reverse order.

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IX.3

Bill Acceptor

IX.3.1

Position in the machine

IX.3.2

Function

IX.3.3

Troubleshooting

IX.3.4

Exchanging the Bill Acceptor

IX.3.5

Component parts

IX.3.6

Collecting bills

IX.3.7

Bills jammed in the Bill Acceptor

IX.3.8

Adjusting the WBA Bill Acceptor

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IX.3.1 Position in the machine

Please see illustration IX.1 on page 301.

IX.3.2 Function
Type: WBA-23/25-SS
GPT or compatible
The bill acceptor is programmed for the respective national currency.

IX.3.3 Troubleshooting
Check that the bill acceptor is fixed correctly in its mounting. Check the connectors of the cable
connecting the bill acceptor to the multi-interface.

IX.3.4 Exchanging the Bill Acceptor

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If an error occurs that cannot be cleared the defective bill acceptor must be exchanged.

Locking bar

Illustr. IX.3.1 Exchanging the bill acceptor WBA

Illustr. IX.3.2 Exchanging the bill acceptor UBA

Dismounting instructions for the Bill Acceptor WBA-25-SS2 (see illustr. IX.3.1):
1)

Open the Top Large Door and power down the terminal.

2)

Pull down the lock bar of the bill acceptor and simultaneously take out the bill acceptor in forward
direction.

3)
4)

To remove the mouthpiece release both fixing screws and press the two bars located on the upper
side in forward direction.
Exchange the bill acceptor.

5)

To reinstall follow the above instructions in reverse order.

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Dismounting instructions for the bill acceptor UBA (see illustr. IX.3.2):
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)

Open the Main Door and disconnect the machine from the mains.
Press down the lock bar of the bill acceptor and simultaneously take out the bill acceptor in forward
direction.
Exchange the bill acceptor.
Pull back the bill acceptor into its retainer until the lock bar engages.
Switch on the machine and close the Main Door.

IX.3.5 Components of the Bill Acceptor

Transfer unit
cover
Latches
Bill slot

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bill acceptor
Locking bar of the
stacker box
Stacker box

Illustr. IX.3.3 Components WBA-25-SS2

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IX.3.6 Empty stacker

IX.3.6.1 Collecting bills at Bill Acceptor WBA-25-SS2

ATTENTION
Great amounts of money may be inside the stacker box! Remove the stacker only in a safe surrounding!

Illustr. IX.3.5 Collecting bills - WBA-25-SS2

1)

Open the Stacker Door.

2)

Press down the locking lever of the stacker and keep the locking lever pressed. Take out the
stacker towards the front of the terminal.

3)

Open the stacker and collect the bills.

4)

By reinstalling the stacker locking bar engages automatically.

IX.3.6.2 Collecting bills at Bill Acceptor UBA

Illustr. IX.3.6 Collecting bills - UBA

Description:
1)

Open the Stacker Door.

2)

Grab the blue strap on the stacker box and pull it firmly to release it.

3)

Open the stacker and collect the bills.

4)

Re-insert the stacker.

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IX.3.6 Bills jammed in the Bill Acceptor

IX.3.6.1 Bill Acceptor WBA-25-SS2

ATTENTION
Great amounts of money may be inside the stacker box! Remove the stacker only in a safe surrounding!

in the sensors

in the bill acceptor

behind stacker box

Illustr. IX.3.7 Removing jammed bills - WBA-25-SS2

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Description:

Depending on the situation encountered, jammed bills must be removed as shown in the illustration above
(please see illustr. IX.3.7).

IX.3.6.2 Bill Acceptor UBA

Illustr. IX.3.8 Removing jammed bills - UBA

Description:

Depending on the situation encountered, jammed bills must be removed as shown in the illustration above
(please see illustr. IX.3.8).

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IX.3.8 Adjusting the WBA Bill Acceptor

INFORMATION
These instructions are only valid for the bill acceptor WBA-25-SS2, because the adjustment of the bill
acceptor UBA is more comprehensive. If an adjustment of the bill acceptor UBA is required, please
contact our Technical Support (phone no. +43 2252 606-285).
The adjustment of the sensors is intended to compensate any slight age-related cloudiness of the optical
lenses (black and white adjustment) or any normal wear of the optical sensors. Therefore, the adjustment
procedure described below should be carried out when required.

DIP switches

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Illustr. IX.3.9 Acceptor unit

NOTE
Please note that the adjustment is not a substitute for cleaning the sensor lenses!
Therefore please clean the sensor lenses before each sensor adjustment.
Follow carefully the below instructions when adjusting the WBA bill acceptor:

Description:
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)

7)

Release the connecting plugs from the WBA (e.g. by pulling out the acceptor unit).
Make a note of the position of the dip switches!
Set dip switches 8, 7, 6 and 5 to ON.
Set dip switches 1, 2, 3 and 4 to OFF.
Connect the WBA to the power supply, by inserting the acceptor unit in the acceptor frame. The
emergency transport motor will first run forward approximately 2 seconds and then briefly reverse.
Insert the reference paper KS-039 (item number: 40150146) with the black end in first. The WBA
pulls the paper in automatically and moves it forwards and backwards several times. The autoadjustment is completed once the reference paper has been ejected and the transport motor has
come to a halt. After that, the acceptor requires another approximately 2-3 seconds to write the data
to the internal memory chip.
Disconnect the acceptor unit from the power supply again and return the dip switches to their
original position (normally OFF position).

Illustr. IX.3.10 Dip switches before adjustment

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IX.4

Coin Acceptor

IX.4.1

Position in the machine

IX.4.2

Function

IX.4.3

Troubleshooting

IX.4.4

Pin assignment MC40/NRI

IX.4.5

Exchanging the Coin Acceptor

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IX.4.1 Position in the machine

Please see illustration IX.1 on page 301.

IX.4.2 Function
Type:

MC40
NRI

Coin Comparator with reference coin

Coin Validator (programmable)

The coin diverter below the coin acceptor sorts coins either into the hopper or the cashbox.

IX.4.3 Troubleshooting
Check that the coin acceptor is fixed correctly in its mounting.
Check the connectors of the cable connecting the coin acceptor to the multi-interface.
Make sure that the coin diverter can move freely in both positions.

IX.4.4 Pin assignment

Main wire loom of the MC40
Colour
black
nc
orange
blue
nc
red
yellow

Function
GND
nc
Tilt
credit output
nc
+12VDC
enable

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Pin
01
02
03
04
05
06
07

Main wire loom of the NRI

Pin
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10

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Colour
black
yellow
orange/black
orange/grey
brown
pink
orange/brown
orange/blue
orange/green
orange/violet

Function
GND
+12VDC
channel 5
channel 6
reject
enable
channel 1
channel 2
channel 3
channel 4

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IX.4.5 Exchanging the Coin Acceptor

If an error occurs that cannot be cleared the defective coin acceptor or the defective coin optics PCB must
be exchanged.

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Illustr. IX.4.1 Coin acceptor in the machine

Illustr. IX.4.2 Coin acceptor mounting

1) Locking lever
2) Coin optics PCB

Dismounting instructions for the Coin Acceptor and the Coin Optics Board
(see illustr. IX.4.1 and IX.4.2):

1)

Open the Top Large Door and power down the terminal.

2)

Take out the coin acceptor mounting from the terminal.

3)

Depending on the installed coin acceptor please consider the correct order:

ATTENTION
MC40

- First press the locking levers of the coin acceptor mounting down to unlock them, tilt the
coin acceptor to the front and take it out upwards from the mounting. Afterwards release the
connector.

NRI

- First release the connector. Afterwards press the locking levers of the coin acceptor
mounting down to unlock them, tilt the coin acceptor to the front and take it out upwards from
the mounting.

4)

If the coin optics board is defective, release the connecting plug and unscrew the board.

5)

Exchange the defective component.

6)

To reinstall follow the above instructions in reverse order.

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IX.5

Hopper

IX.5.1

Position in the machine

IX.5.2

Function

IX.5.3

Troubleshooting

IX.5.4

Exchanging the Hopper

IX.5.5

Pin assignment

IX.5.6

Exploded diagram of the Hopper

IX.5.7

Hopper high level

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IX.5.1 Position in the machine

Please see illustration IX.1 on page 301.

IX.5.2 Function
Type: Universal hopper MK IV or compatible
Storage of inserted coins controlled by the coin diverter system and payout of wins.

IX.5.3 Troubleshooting
Check that the hopper and the connectors are fastened correctly.
Check that the hopper was pushed all the way in.
Make sure that the hopper is connected to the multi-interface.
Check for jammed coins or dirt in the hopper.

IX.5.4 Exchanging the Hopper

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If an error occurs that cannot be cleared the defective hopper must be exchanged.

Illustr. IX.5.1 Exchange of the hopper

Dismounting instructions for the Hopper (see illustr. IX.5.1):

1)

Open the Front Large Door.

2)

Pull out the hopper towards the front.

3)

Exchange the hopper.

4)

To reinstall follow the above instructions in reverse order.

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IX.5.5 Pin assignment

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5
9

10

11

1
2
3

Plug scheme on back side of hopper

12

Illustr. IX.5.2 Pin assignment of the hopper (back side)

Pin assignment:
Pin
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12

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Colour

Function

black
orange/black
nc
violet
blue
pink
red/black
grey
green
yellow
blue/black
white/violet

GND-Motor
GND-Switches
nc
IN 1
Security
High-level
Low-level
IN 2
DC-Motor
+12VDC
Payout
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IX.5.6 Exploded diagram of the Hopper

IX.5.7 Hopper high level

The hopper has two contact plates at the top on the inside. If the fill level of the hopper rises to reach
these contact plates, another 100 coins will be sorted into the hopper. After that the coin diverter will route
coins to the cashbox.
Please see also section IV.5.6 Hopper Refill.

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Illustr. IX.5.3 Exploded diagram of the hopper (MK IV)

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IX.6

Ticket Printer

IX.6.1

Position in the machine

IX.6.2

Function

IX.6.3

Troubleshooting

IX.6.4

Exchanging the Ticket Printer

IX.6.5

Loading Tickets

IX.6.6

Removing Tickets

IX.6.7

Status LED

IX.6.8

Firmware Update

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IX.6.1 Position in the machine

Please see illustration IX.1 on page 301.

IX.6.2 Function
Ithaca Model EPIC 950 Thermal (serial)
The Ithaca ticket printer enables the cashless insertion and payout of credits (Ticket In/Ticket Out). The
player may gain a ticket either by cash at the cashdesk or by printing remaining credits on a ticket by
pressing the CASH button provided on the terminal. After insertion of the ticket into the bill slot the value
of ticket will be indicated in the Credit display area on the terminal screen.

IX.6.3 Troubleshooting

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Check the power supply of the printer.

Check the plug connection to the PC.
Check the assignment of the serial port on the Novo Unity Server.
Please see part V Novo Unity Server, section V.3.1.2.2.1 Devices,
parameter Ithaca Printer COM Port <Ithaca>.

Illustr. IX.6.1 Ticket Printer (in the bill acceptor hood)

Illustr. IX.6.2 Service Door - opened

IX.6.4 Exchanging the Ticket Printer

If an error occurs that cannot be cleared the defective printer must be exchanged.

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Illustr. IX.6.3 Ticket Printer in the Top Large Door

Illustr. IX.6.4 Ticket Printer Retainer

E
F

Illustr. IX.6.5 Cover - Ticket Slot

Illustr. IX.6.6 Ticket Slot

Illustr. IX.6.7 Ticket Slot - Illumination

Dismounting instructions for the Ticket Printer (see illustr. IX.6.3 - IX.6.7):
1) Open the Top Large Door and power down the terminal.
2) Disconnect the power supply (A) of the printer.
3) Dismount the printer retainer by detaching the four screws (B) with the socket driver.
4) Take out the ticket printer together with the printer retainer.
5) Unscrew the printer retainer by releasing the four screws (C).
6) Dismount the cover of the ticket slot by removing both screws (D).
7) Unscrew the ticket slot by removing both screws (E).
8) Disconnect the power supply (F) of the ticket slot illumination.
9) Pull out the ticket printer from the outer chassis assembly.
10) Exchange the ticket printer.
11) To reinstall follow the above instructions in reverse order.

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IX.6.5 Loading Tickets

When loading a new ticket stack, make sure that there is power to the printer. The printers ticket tray
is integrated with a guide to direct the ticket into the printer mechanism.

release lever

1)
2)
3)
4)

5)

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Open the Service Door (see illustr. IX.6.2).

Remove any remaining tickets from the tray (see next page).
Load tickets into the ticket tray. Make sure that the black label is facing you.
Insert the leading ticket into the printer mechanism assembly's insertion guide area. The ticket
should be fed about 1/2 cm into the mechanism; at this time the printer automatically completes the
feeding process.
Close the Service Door.

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Illustr. IX.6.8 Loading tickets

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IX.6.6 Removing Tickets

There are two ways to remove the unused tickets from the printer mechanism assembly:
a)

b)

The first way is to release the ticket cover by lifting and rotating backwards. This will relieve
pressure to the platen and tickets can be removed. This also will allow an opening that
provides space to clean the print head or to check the printer for jams.
The second way is to use the feed button, which will feed out tickets from within the printer
mechanism assembly.
ticket tray

ticket cover
FEED

feed button

READY
PAPER
OPEN
FAULT

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release lever
Illustr. IX.6.9 Removing loaded tickets

ad a) Removing loaded tickets from the printer by opening the ticket cover:
1)
Open the Service Door.
2)
Lift and rotate the ticket cover backwards, towards the rear of the printer.
3)
Remove all tickets from the ticket path and check for any debris.
4)
Remove any remaining tickets from the ticket tray.
5)
Rotate the ticket cover back into the latched (magnetic) position.
6)
Proceed with ticket loading procedure.
See section IX.6.5.
ad b) Removing loaded tickets from the printer by using the FEED button:
1)
Open the Service Door.
2)
Separate ticket currently loaded in the platen assembly from the ticket stack and remove any
remaining ticket stack.
3)
Press the FEED button to eject the ticket.
4)
Proceed with ticket loading procedure.
See section IX.6.5.

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IX.6.7 Status LED

The Status LED report the status of the printer whenever power is present.

FEED
READY
PAPER
OPEN
FAULT
Illustr. IX.6.10 Ticket Printer Ithaca EPIC 950 - Status LED

READY

PAPER

OPEN

FAULT

Printer ready

ON

Ticket cover open

ON

ON

Chassis open

ON

BLINK

Ticket out

ON

ON

Ticket low

ON

BLINK

Paper jam

ON

BLINK

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CONDITION

TROUBLESHOOTING
ERROR

ERROR DESCRIPTION

TROUBLESHOOTING

Ticket cover open

The ticket cover is open.

Close the ticket cover.

Chassis open

The chassis is open.

Close the chassis.

Ticket out

Results when the printer does not

detect any paper present.

Load a new ticket stack.

Ticket low

Printer will run out of tickets soon.

Load a new ticket stack soon.

Paper jam

Results when the printer detects an

error in the ticket path for presenting
the ticket to the customer.

Open the printer head and inspect for

a jammed ticket.

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IX.6.8 Firmware Upgrade

Occasionally the printer can require a firmware upgrade. For this purpose the printer features a firmware
download port:

FEED
READY
PAPER
OPEN
firmware and

FAULT

graphics download port

Illustr. IX.6.11 Ticket Printer Ithaca EPIC 950 - Firmware Upgrade

Upgrade procedure:

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1) Dismount the ticket printer.

See section IX.6.4 Exchanging the ticket printer - step 1-4.
2) Connect again the ticket printer to the power supply cable in the terminal.
See illustration IX.6.3 Ticket printer in the Top Large Door.
3) Connect the printer to the computer by using the download cable (Download Port)
see illustr. IX.6.11.
4)
5)
6)
7)

For the upgrade procedure the printer needs tickets. If necessary, load a new ticket stack.
Open the chassis slid.
Open the ticket cover.
Apply power to the printer by switching on the machine, while holding the FEED button on the printer.
The POWER LED will be blinking and the FAULT LED should be on solid.
8) Start the firmware download program. The following window will be displayed:

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9
10

9) Select the proper serial port (Communications Port) to allow data transfer to the printer.
10) Move the slider Serial performance to the right until 115200 baud (do not select higher rates). Quit
possible warning messages by pressing the OK button.

11

13
12

14

12) Select the Get Printer Information button. Afterwards the current printer information will be displayed
below this button.
13) Use the Select file to Download button and choose the required firmware download file.
14) Confirm with the Download Now button to start the firmware upgrade procedure.
15) The completion of the download upgrade procedure will be displayed by a message window.
16) Close the ticket cover and the chassis slid.
17) Turn off the terminal.
18) Disconnect the download and power supply cable from the printer.
19) Reinstall the ticket printer together with the printer retainer into the terminal.
20) Switch on the terminal.
21) Now an automatic test ticket is printed, which shows the new configuration.
22) The ticket printer is now ready for operation.

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11) Select the printer symbol in the task menu and activate XOn/XOff (serial) by a mouse click.

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IX.7

Mechanical Meters

IX.7.1

Position in the machine

IX.7.2

Function

IX.7.3

Troubleshooting

IX.7.4

Exchanging the Meters Unit

IX.7.5

Connectors

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IX.7.1 Position in the machine

Please see illustration IX.1 on page 301.

IX.7.2 Function
Each player terminal is equipped with 8 mechanical meters. These meters are used to verify machine
accounting. The meter settings will be made by the Technical Support of AGI on the Novo Unity Server.
Please see also part V Novo Unity Server, section V.3.1.2.1.9 Counters.

Coin In (Bet):
Total Win:
Remote In:
Remote Out:
Printer Out:
Tip Money:
Hopper Refill:
Cashless In:
Cashless Out:
Ticket In:
Handpay:
Cancelled Credit:
Unused:
Bill In:
Coins to Drop:
Total In:
Total Out:
Coin In (Real):
Coin Out (Real):
Game Number:

Total amount of bets

Total amount of wins
Total of credits added by the attendant via the remote function
Total amount of manual payouts by the attendant
(Handpays + Cancelled Credits)
Total amount of printed, redeemable tickets
Total amount of tip money
Total amount of coins refilled into the hopper
Total amount of credits paid in via cards
Total amount of payouts to a card
Total amount of credits paid in via tickets
Total amount of wins paid out manually by the attendant (after pressing the
HANDPAY button)
Total amount of manual payouts by the attendant, except for handpays
No configuration.
Total amount of bills accepted via the bill acceptor
Total amount of coins transferred to the cashbox
Total value paid in (coins + bills + tickets + remote in)
Total value paid out (coins + tickets + remote out)
Total value of coins accepted via the coin acceptor
Total value of coins paid out via the hopper
Total sum of games

IX.7.3 Troubleshooting
Check that the plug connector is connected correctly to the meter unit. Also check the voltage and that the
program chip is properly fixed.

IX.7.4 Exchanging the Meters Unit

If an error occurs that cannot be cleared the defective meters board must be exchanged.

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Each meter can be configured individually. The following configurations can be selected on the Novo Unity
Server:

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Release nuts

Illustr. IX.7.1 Mechanical meters (top view)

Connector meter illumination

Illustr. IX.7.2 Meters unit (back view)

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Dismounting instructions for the Mechanical Meters

(see illustr. IX.7.1 and IX.7.2):
1)

Open the Top Large Door and the Front Large Door and power down the terminal.

2)

Disconnect all plug connections from the meters board. (Connector of meter illumination!)

3)

Disconnect the two nuts on the front side from the meters unit and pull the unit off backwards.

4)

Take off the deep drawn component from the board by releasing the four nuts.

5)

To reinstall follow the above instructions in reverse order.

IX.7.5 Connectors
1

Illustr. IX.7.3 Mechanical meters

1
2
3
4

Power supply
Connection to the multi-interface and the PC (RS485)
Not used
Not used

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IX.8

Monitor

IX.8.1

Terminal Monitor

IX.8.2

Animation Display Monitor

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IX.8.1 Terminal Monitor

IX.8.1.1 Position in the machine
Please see illustration IX.1 on page 301.

IX.8.1.2 Function
Type: Tovis 21-inch or compatible
The monitor is used to display the game play, error messages and accounting information.

IX.8.1.3 Troubleshooting
Make sure that the monitor is anchored properly in its mounting.
Also check the connectors of the monitor cable.

IX.8.1.4 Exchanging the Monitor

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If an error occurs that cannot be cleared the defective monitor must be exchanged. There should always
be two people to exchange the monitor, because the monitor is rather heavy and may be difficult to handle
for one person.

Illustr. IX.8.1 Dismounting the monitor (terminal)

Dismounting instructions for the Monitor (see illustr. IX.8.1):

1)

Open the Top Large Door and power down the terminal.

2)

Open the Logic Door.

3)

Disconnect the VGA and the touchscreen cable from the PC.

4)

Open the Front Large Door.

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5)

Remove the hopper.

Please see section IX.5.

6)

Disconnect the power supply for the monitor from the mains power supply.

DANGER
Be careful not to touch the picture tube and the PCB! High voltage!
7)

Disconnect the power supply for the controller.

8)

Remove the coin acceptor mounting and close the Front Large Door.

9)

Lift the monitor up slightly holding at the fastenings provided and pull out from the terminal at an
angle towards the front (the monitor weighs about 25 kg).

10)

Carefully remove all cables still fixed on the monitor from the terminal.

11)

To reinstall follow the above instructions in reverse order.

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IX.8.1.5 Adjustment of the Monitor

At the bottom of the monitor, on the left-hand side at the monitor mounting a PCB is attached for the
adjustment of brightness, contrast and geometry of the picture.

Using the board:

MODE
SEL/DGU
UP/DOWN

- To call up the menu.

- To confirm the selected menu item (marked red).
- To select the option to be changed.

MODE accepts the changed option and the next option to be changed can be selected using the Up/Down
function.
If no operation on the board is performed for a period of 20 seconds, the menu will automatically shut
down.
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- If this function is used when the menu has not been called up, it demagnetises the monitor.

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IX.8.2 Animation Display Monitor

IX.8.2.1 Position in the machine
Please see illustration IX.7 on page 307.

IX.8.2.2 Function
Type: NEC PlasmaSync 61XM4, 61z Wide XGA multimedia screen or compatible
The Animation Display screen displays the current game play. Players on the terminals can follow the
game (sequences, bets and wins of all players) on the animation display.

IX.8.2.3 Troubleshooting

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IX.9

Touchscreen

IX.9.1

Position in the machine

IX.9.2

Function

IX.9.3

Troubleshooting /
Exchanging the Touchscreen

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IX.9.1 Position in the machine

Please see illustration IX.1 on page 301.

IX.9.2 Function
The touchscreen allows players to place or cancel bets by selecting the respective functions
on the monitor.
Additionally, the touchscreen facilitates menu navigation and access to accounting statistics.

IX.9.3 Troubleshooting / Exchanging the Touchscreen

If the touchscreen does not react to finger tips, a reset of the entire terminal should be carried out.
Check the voltage connection on the controller. Also check whether the green LED on the controller is
on, emitting light at medium intensity, and whether it glows with high intensity (glowing brightly) when the
touchscreen is operated. If this is not the case, the entire monitor unit (monitor + touchscreen + controller)
should be exchanged as described above.
Please see section IX.8.1.4 Exchanging the Monitor.

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After a new monitor unit has been installed, the touchscreen must be calibrated.
Please see section IV.4.3 Calibrate Touchscreen.

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IX.10

Multi-Interface

IX.10.1

Position in the machine

IX.10.2

Function

IX.10.3

Explanation of connectors

IX.10.4

Troubleshooting

IX.10.5

Exchanging the Multi-Interface

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IX.10.1 Position in the machine

Please see illustration IX.1 on page 301.

IX.10.2 Function
The multi-interface is the central control unit of the bill acceptor, the coin acceptor and the hopper.

IX.10.3 Explanation of connectors

5

3
4

10

11

12

Illustr. IX.10.1 Connections of the multi-interface

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
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- WBA bill acceptor

- Main power supply
- 12V power supply
- Hopper
- Network (RS485)
- Not used
- Coin acceptor
- Not used
- Coin diverter
- Illumination (Insert Bill, arrow)
- Not used
- Coin channel optics
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IX.10.4 Troubleshooting
Check all plug connections on the multi-interface.

IX.10.5 Exchanging the Multi-Interface

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If an error occurs that cannot be cleared the defective multi-interface must be exchanged.

Illustr. IX.10.2 Exchange of the multi-interface

Dismounting instructions for the Multi-Interface (see illustr. IX.10.2):

1)

Open the Top Large Door and power down the terminal.

2)

Disconnect all plug connections from the multi-interface.

3)

Release the butterfly nut (top left-hand side), pull the multi-interface slightly upwards
and take it out from the terminal.

4)

Unscrew the multi-interface from the fastening metal.

5)

To reinstall follow the above instructions in reverse order.

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IX.11

Logic Unit (PC)

IX.11.1

Position in the machine

IX.11.2

Function

IX.11.3

Troubleshooting

IX.11.4

Exchanging the Logic Unit

IX.11.5

64-pin main plug

IX.11.6

Pin assignment of the main wire loom

IX.11.7

PC Card

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IX.11.1 Position in the machine

Please see illustration IX.1 on page 301.

IX.11.2 Function
The PC is the electronic control and logic unit. In addition the PC stores all accounting data and controls
the game procedures. Either of the two PC types may be installed in the devices. Both types incorporate
the same hardware and software and share the same functions. The only differences lie in the cabinet
design and in the way they are installed in the terminal.

IX.11.3 Troubleshooting
Check that all plug connections are fixed properly on the PC.

IX.11.4 Exchanging the Logic Unit

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If an error occurs that cannot be cleared the defective PC must be exchanged.

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Illustr. IX.11.1 Dismounting Bandit PC

Illustr. IX.11.2 Dismounting Booksize PC

Dismounting instructions for the PC (see illustr. IX.11.1 and IX.11.2):

1)

Open the Top Large Door and power down the terminal.

2)

Open the Logic Door.

ATTENTION

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Do not stretch, turn or bend any cables at the left side of the PC!

3)

Disconnect all plug connections at the back of the PC.

4)

Remove the bracket behind the PC by releasing both screw nuts.

5)

Carefully take out the PC from the terminal.

ATTENTION
Insert the new PC sliding it carefully into the terminal, open the Front Large Door and pull the power cable
a little bit to the back to avoid squeezing the cable.
6)

To reinstall follow the above instructions in reverse order.

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Illustr. IX.11.3 Dismounting the PC Security Cover

Illustr. IX.11.4 Dismounting the bracket in front of the PC

Illustr. IX.11.5 Dismounting the Cover of the security board

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Illustr. IX.11.6 Disconnecting the plug connections of the

security board

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INFORMATION
In certain jurisdictions the PC Security Cover is mounted in front of the PC to fulfil relevant technical
standard requirements. Following describes the dismounting instructions for the PC considering the PC
Security Cover.

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Dismounting instructions for the PC considering the PC Security Cover

(see illustr. IX.11.3 - IX.11.6):

1)

Open the Top Large Door and power down the terminal.

2)

Open the Logic Door.

3)

Release both mounting screws (A) of the PC Security Cover.

4)

Take out the PC Security Cover from the terminal.

5)

Disconnect all plug connections at the back of the PC.

6)

Remove the bracket behind the PC by releasing both screw nuts (B).

ATTENTION
Do not stretch, turn or bend any cables of the PC!

7)

Pull out slightly the PC towards the front of the terminal.

8)

Release the four mounting screws (C) of the security board cover.

9)

Disconnect the plug connections of the security board.

10)

Carefully take out the PC from the terminal.

11)

Unscrew the mounting plate for the security board by releasing both screws (at the right and left
side of the PC).

ATTENTION
Insert the new PC sliding it carefully into the terminal, open the Front Large Door and pull the power cable
a little bit to the back to avoid squeezing the cable.
12) To reinstall follow the above instructions in reverse order.

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IX.11.5 64-pin main plug

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Colour
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
grey
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
pink/orange
nc
nc
violet/black
nc
nc
nc
nc
orange/green
pink/grey
nc
blue/black
nc

Function
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
Top Light (white)
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
Top Light (blue)
nc
nc
Top Light (reserve)
nc
nc
nc
nc
Meter Lamps
Doorswitch transmitter (Main Doors (Top+Front))
nc
Doorswitch (Cashbox)
nc

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Pin
01a
01c
02a
02c
03a
03c
04a
04c
05a
05c
06a
06c
07a
07c
08a
08c
09a
09c
10a
10c
11a
11c
12a
12c
13a
13c
14a
14c
15a
15c
16a
16c
17a
17c
18a
18c
19a
19c
20a
20c

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IX.11.5 64-pin main plug - continued

Pin
21a
21c
22a
22c
23a
23c
24a
24c
25a
25c
26a
26c
27a
27c
28a
28c
29a
29c
30a
30c
31a
31c
32a
32c

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Colour
yellow/grey
green/grey
pink/violet
nc
pink
brown/black
nc
white/orange
nc
nc
nc
pink/blue
yellow/brown
nc
nc
white/black
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc

Function
Doorswitch (logic box)
Power fail detection (low voltage)
Doorswitch (Front Door)
nc
Doorswitch (stacker box)
Keyswitch 09 (remote)
nc
Keyswitch 10 (bookkeeping all pages)
nc
nc
nc
Doorswitch Receiver (Main Doors (Top+Front))
Paper low
nc
nc
Keyswitch 08 (bookkeeping 1st page)
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc
nc

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IX.11.6 Pin assignment of the main wire loom

Connector 02: Connection for the power supply of the PC card
5-pin MOLEX bushing housing Mini Fit
Pin
Colour
Function
01
red
+5V DC (NFS)
02
nc
nc
03
nc
nc
04
black
GND (NFS)
05
nc
nc

Connector 03: Connection for loudspeakers

3,5 mm stereo jack plug
Pin
Colour
Function
green/black
GND
orange/green
sound left
red/black
sound right

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Connector 04: Power supply switching power supply NFS 110

18-pin MOLEX Pin housing Mini Fit
Pin
Colour
Function
01
red
+5V DC (multi-interface)
02
red
+5V DC (PC card)
03
red
+5 DC (X2)
04
black
GND (connection with transformer)
05
black
GND (X1)
06
yellow
+12V DC (multi-interface)
07
yellow
+12V DC (meters)
08
yellow
+12V DC (touchscreen and meter illumination)
09
green
+24V DC (multi-interface)
10
red
+5V DC (printer)
11
red
+5V DC (TFT)
12
black
GND (PC card)
13
black
GND (meters)
14
black
GND (printer)
15
yellow
+12V DC (TFT)
16
yellow
+12V DC (TFT)
17
green/grey
Power fail detection (low voltage)
18
green
+24V DC (X4)

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Connector 05: Connection power supply multi-interface

6-pin MOLEX bushing housing Mini Fit
Pin
Colour
Function
01
red
+5V DC (NFS)
02
yellow
+12V DC (NFS)
03
green
+24V DC (NFS)
04
green/grey
Power fail detection (low voltage)
05
black
GND (NFS)
06
black
GND (NFS)

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Connector 06: Connection power supply serial meters

4-pin MOLEX bushing housing Mini Fit
Pin
Colour
Function
01
black
GND (NFS)
02
nc
nc
03
nc
nc
04
yellow
+12V DC (NFS)

Connector 07: Connection power supply meter illumination

6-pin MOLEX bushing housing Mini Fit
Pin
Colour
Function
01
nc
nc
02
black
GND (NFS)
03
orange/green
Meter lamps
04
yellow
+12V DC (NFS)
05
nc
nc
06
nc
nc

Connector 08: Connection power supply touchscreen

2-pin MOLEX pin housing
Pin
Colour
Function
01
black
GND (NFS)
02
yellow
+12V DC (NFS)

Connector 09: Connection power supply printer

6-pin MOLEX bushing housing Mini Fit
Pin
Colour
Function
01
red
+5V DC (NFS)
02
black
GND (NFS)
03
nc
nc
04
black
GND (NFS)
05
green
+24V DC (NFS)
06
nc
nc

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Connector 10: Connection power supply top light plug

4-pin MOLEX Power-Connector bushing housing
Pin
Colour
Function
01
white
+12V DC (transformer)
02
pink/orange
Top Light (blue)
03
grey
Top Light (white)
04
violet/black
Top Light (reserve)

Connector 11: Connection door optics, Top and Front Doors - receiver
4-pin MOLEX bushing housing RM2.54
Pin
Colour
Function
01
red
+5V DC (NFS)
02
pink/blue
Doorswitch receiver (Main Doors (Top+Front))
03
orange/black
GND switches
04
*****
INVERSE-POLARITY PROTECTION

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Connector 12: Connection door optics, Top and Front Doors - transmitter
4-pin MOLEX bushing housing RM2.54
Pin
Colour
Function
01
red
+5V DC (NFS)
02
pink/grey
Doorswitch transmitter (Main Doors (Top+Front))
03
*****
INVERSE-POLARITY PROTECTION
04
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Connector 13: Connection power supply 6.5" TFT

6-pin MOLEX pin housing Mini Fit
Pin
Colour
Function
01
black
GND (NFS)
02
black
GND (NFS)
03
red
+5V DC (NFS)
04
yellow
+12V DC (NFS)
05
yellow
+12V DC (NFS)
06
green
+24V DC (NFS)
Connector 14: Connection paper low sensor control (P412)
4-pin MOLEX bushing housing RM2.54
Pin
Colour
Function
01
red
+5V DC (NFS)
02
yellow/brown
Paper low
03
orange/black
GND switches
04
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Connector 16: Connection serial control PC

4-pin modular telephone type connector
Pin
Colour
Function
01
yellow
GND
02
green
Serial connection RS-485
03
brown
Serial connection RS-485
04
white
GND

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Connector 17: Connection serial control meters - PC

4-pin modular telephone type connector
Pin
Colour
Function
01
yellow
GND
02
green
Serial connection RS-485
03
brown
Serial connection RS-485
04
white
GND

Connector 18: Connection serial control multi-interface - meters

4-pin modular telephone type connector
Pin
Colour
Function
01
yellow
GND
02
green
Serial connection RS-485
03
brown
Serial connection RS-485
04
white
GND

Connector 19: Connection serial control multi-interface

4-pin modular telephone type connector
Pin
Colour
Function
01
yellow
GND
02
green
Serial connection RS-485
03
brown
Serial connection RS-485
04
white
GND
Connector 20: Connection illumination corporate logo
4-pin MOLEX bushing housing RM2.54
Pin
Colour
Function
01
white
+12V DC (transformer)
02
nc
(Option: GND (transformer))
03
black
GND (transformer)
04
nc
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Connector 21: Connection 12V DC power supply transformer

6-pin MOLEX bushing housing Mini Fit
Pin
Colour
Function
01
white
+12V DC (multi-interface)
02
white
+12V DC (illumination corporate logo)
03
white
+12V DC (top light)
04
black
GND (connection with NFS)
05
black
GND (multi-interface)
06
black
GND (corporate logo)

Connector 22: Connection 12V DC power supply multi-interface transformer

2-pin MOLEX bushing housing
Pin
Colour
Function
01
black
GND (transformer)
02
white
+12V DC (transformer)

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Connector 23: Control hopper - multi-interface-side

12-pin MOLEX bushing housing
Pin
Colour
Function
01
black
GND motor (NFS)
02
orange/black
GND switches (NFS)
03
green
+24V DC motor (NFS)
04
blue/black
Payout
05
pink
High level
06
violet
IN 1
07
red/black
Low level
08
yellow
+12V DC logic(NFS)
09
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10
blue
Security
11
grey
IN 2
12
white/violet
IN 3
Connector 24: Control hopper - hopper-side
12-pin hopper housing
Pin
Colour
Function
01
black
GND motor (NFS)
02
orange/black
GND switches (NFS)
03
nc
nc
04
violet
IN 1
05
blue
Security
06
pink
High level
07
red/black
Low level
08
grey
IN 2
09
green
+24V DC motor (NFS)
10
yellow
+12V DC logic (NFS)
11
blue /black
Payout
12
white/violet
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Connector 25: Power supply security print

4-pin MOLEX bushing housing Mini Fit
Pin
Colour
Function
01
nc
nc
02
black
GND (NFS)
03
red
+5V DC (NFS)
04
nc
nc

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Connector 26: Control WBA-illumination multi-interface-side

4-pin MOLEX bushing housing
Pin
Colour
Function
01
yellow
+12V DC (NFS)
02
pink
LED A (red)
03
blue
LED B (green)
04
nc
nc

Connector 27: Control WBA illumination

4-pin MOLEX bushing housing
Pin
Colour
Function
01
yellow
+12V DC (NFS)
02
pink
LED A (red)
03
blue
LED B (green)
04
nc
nc
Connector 28: Control illumination bill acceptor - bill insertion
4-pin MOLEX bushing housing
Pin
Colour
Function
01
yellow
+12V DC (NFS)
02
nc
nc
03
blue
LED B (green)
04
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IX.11.7 PC Card
IX.11.7.1 Position within the PC
Please see illustr. IX.11.7 Position of the PC card - Booksize PC.

IX.11.7.2 Function
The PC card is the interface between the PC and the proprietary electronics of the manufacturer (e.g.
multi-interface, meters, etc.) and it controls door switches, key switches and the top light.

IX.11.7.3 Troubleshooting
Check that all plug connectors are fixed properly on the card.

IX.11.7.4 Exchanging the PC Card

If an error occurs that cannot be cleared the defective PC card must be exchanged.

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PC card

Illustr. IX.11.7 Position of the PC card - Booksize PC

Dismounting the PC Card (see illustr. IX.11.7):

1)

Open the Top Large Door and power down the terminal.

2)

Take out the PC from the terminal.

Please see section IX.11.4 Exchanging the Logic Unit.

3)

Unscrew both slots and carefully pull the PC card up a bit.

4)

Disconnect the flat ribbon cable and remove the PC card.

5)

To reinstall follow the above instructions in reverse order.

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IX.11.7.5 Explanation of connections

2

1
3
4
5
6

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1
2
3
4
5
6

I/O Connectors (door switches, key switches and lamps)

Not used
Not used
Voltage control option
Not used
Serial interface RS485

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IX.12

Security Board
(Not in all jurisdictions)

IX.12.1

Position in the machine

IX.12.2

Function

IX.12.3

Exchanging the Security Board

IX.12.4

Connectors

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IX.12.1 Position in the machine

Please see illustration IX.1 on page 301.

IX.12.2 Function
For certain jurisdictions the security board is mounted at the upside of the PC to fulfil security relevant
standard requirements. The security board is responsible for the monitoring of the Logic Area and the
Security Bill Door.

IX.12.3 Exchanging the Security Board

Illustr. IX.12.1 Dismounting the PC Security Cover

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If an error occurs that cannot be cleared the defective security board must be exchanged.

Illustr. IX.12.2 Dismounting the bracket in front of the PC

Illustr. IX.12.3 Dismounting the Cover of the security board

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Illustr. IX.12.4 Dismounting the security board

Dismounting instructions for the Security Board (see illustr. IX.12.1 - IX.12.4):
NOTE

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If no PC Security Cover is mounted, please skip step three and four.

1)

Open the Top Large Door and power down the terminal.

2)

Open the Logic Door.

3)

Release both mounting screws (A) of the PC Security Cover.

4)

Take out the PC Security Cover from the terminal.

5)

Disconnect all plug connections at the back of the PC.

6)

Remove the bracket behind the PC by releasing both screw nuts (B).

ATTENTION
Do not stretch, turn or bend any cables of the PC!

7)

Pull out slightly the PC towards the front of the terminal.

8)

Remove the cover of the security board by releasing the four mounting screws (C).

9)

Disconnect the plug connections of the security board.

10)

Release the four mounting screws of the security board (D).

ATTENTION
Insert the PC sliding it carefully into the terminal, open the Front Large Door and pull the power cable a
little bit to the back to avoid squeezing the cable.
11)

To reinstall follow the above instructions in reverse order.

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IX.12.4 Connectors

5
6

1
2
3
4

Illustr. IX.12.5 Security board - Connectors

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Logic Door
PC Security Cover
Security Bill Door
Not used
Connection to the PC - I/O Card (RS-485)
Not used
Power Supply

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2
3
4
5
6
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IX.13

Animation Display PC

IX.13.1

Position in the machine

IX.13.2

Function

IX.13.3

Troubleshooting

IX.13.4

Exchanging the Animation Display PC

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IX.13.1 Position in the machine

Please see illustration IX.7 on page 307.

IX.13.2 Function
The animation display PC is a mere display medium indicating the winning numbers generated by the
random generator of the Novo Unity Server.

IX.13.3 Troubleshooting
Check the line voltage and if all plug connections are fixed properly on the PC.

IX.13.4 Exchanging the Animation Display PC

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Illustr. IX.13.1 Animation Display Service Door closed

Illustr. IX.13.2 Animation Display Service Door open

Illustr. IX.13.3 Rear view Animation Display PC (Bandit)

Illustr. IX.13.4 Rear view Animation Display PC (Booksize)

Dismounting instructions for the Animation Display PC

(see illustr. IX.13.1 - IX.13.4):
1)

Switch off the main power switch and open the door.

2)

Release all plug connections at the back of the PC.

3)

Remove the bracket behind the PC by releasing both screw nuts.

4)

Carefully take out the PC from the cabinet.

5)

To reinstall follow the above instructions in reverse order.

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IX.14

Network Distributor (HUB)

IX.14.1

Position in the machine

IX.14.2

Function

IX.14.3

Troubleshooting

IX.14.4

Exchanging the Network Distributor

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IX.14.1 Position in the machine

Upon installation of the system, the network distributor (HUB) is set up at a suitable place, which should
be in the vicinity of the terminals.

IX.14.2 Function
The network distributor enables the communication of several PCs with each other, that means that
several PCs (terminals) can access one server (Novo Unity Server PC).

IX.14.3 Troubleshooting
Check that the plug connections on the network distributor are connected properly. If the red power LED
does not glow, the voltage must be checked.
Every input is assigned its own LED. If this LED glows, that indicates that:
.) The cable has been connected correctly.
.) The PC at the end of the connections is powered up.

IX.14.4 Exchanging the Network Distributor

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If an error occurs that cannot be cleared the network distributor must be exchanged.

Illustr. IX.14.1 Network distributor (8-port HUB)

Illustr. IX.14.2 Network distributor (16-port HUB)

Dismounting instructions for the Network Distributor

1)

Shut down the Novo Unity Server program and switch off the installation.

2)

Release all plug connections from the network distributor.

3)

Exchange the network distributor (HUB).

4)

To reinstall follow the above instructions in reverse order.

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IX.15

Barcode Reader (Cashdesk)

IX.15.1

Barcode Reader

IX.15.2

Operation

IX.15.3

Cashdesk Program

IX.15.4

Security

IX.15.5

Tickets

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IX.15.1 Barcode Reader

The barcode reader is connected to the cash desk PC via a serial interface.
It is used to scan in tickets.

IX.15.2 Operation
To scan in a ticket approach it to the barcode reader starting at a distance of about 20 cm away from the
reader. After the barcode has been detected and read the ticket is clearly identified by the proprietary
cashdesk program specifically developed for this purpose. This program compares the 40-digit encrypted
barcode (ticket number) with all tickets stored in the Novo Unity Server database and confirms it by
sending a visual release signal (green bar with the corresponding payout amount).

IX.15.3 Cashdesk Program

This program verifies the authenticity of a ticket using the barcode reader.

IX.15.4 Security
Paper:
Special paper using ultraviolet imprint provides high counterfeit protection. The imprint glows when held
under an UV lamp (e.g. device used to detect counterfeit bills).
Barcode Reader:
The barcode reader detects only 40-digit barcodes with Interleaved 2/5 Codes.

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The cashdesk program is installed on a WINDOWS XP computer (or higher version) which is connected
to the Novo Unity Server to enable data transfer. The ticket data are sent from the terminals to the Novo
Unity Server PC, where they will be stored. After a ticket has been scanned with the barcode reader the
cashdesk PC will compare the ticket data with those stored on the Novo Unity Server PC. If the data
agree a copy of the ticket data will be made on the cashdesk PC and the payout will be released.

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IX.15.5 Tickets
Depending on the printer installed in the terminal the following information is indicated on the ticket. The
data are also included in the barcode to guarantee the authenticity of a ticket. All tickets that are scanned
can only be paid out once. Should a ticket be scanned a second time, an alert message is displayed on
the screen. Ticket-related parameters can be set on the Novo Unity Server.
For detailed information please see part V Novo Unity Server, section V.3.1.2.1.12 Ticket.

IX.15.5.1 Seiko Ticket

Ticket Logo
Day, Date, Time
Terminal no., Ticket no., Game no.
Payout amount
Valid time

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Barcode

IX.15.5.2 Ithaca Ticket

Casino Name
Streetname and no.
City, country and zip code
Barcode
Date, Time, Ticket no.
Payout amount
Valid time, Terminal no.

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IX.16

Monitor (Server)

IX.16.1

Position in the machine

IX.16.2

Function

IX.16.3

Troubleshooting

IX.16.4

Exchanging the Monitor

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IX.16.1 Position in the machine

Please see illustrations IX.4 - IX.6 on pages 304 - 306.

IX.16.2 Function
Type: A) LCD/TFT Display 19z AU Optronics Corporation or compatible used for on-screen display of
the Novo Unity Server program (Novo Unity Server) or the Game Manager and Game Server
program (Game Server).

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B) LCD/TFT Display 10.4z TVS or compatible (Game Server for Novo Touchbet Live-Roulette)
used for on-screen display of the Game Manager and Game Server program.

Illustr. IX.16.1 10.4" LCD/TFT Display Dealer Board (Game Server)

IX.16.3 Troubleshooting
Type A LCD/TFT Display 19z
Make sure that the monitor is anchored properly in its mounting.
Check the connectors of the monitor cable.
Type B LCD/TFT Display 10.4z
Please contact the Technical Support of AGI in the event of any problems.

IX.16.4 Exchanging the 19z Monitor

If an error occurs that cannot be cleared the defective monitor must be exchanged.

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B
A

Illustr. IX.16.2 Dismounting the 19z monitor (Novo Unity Server/Game Server)

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Dismounting instructions for the 19z Monitor (see illustr. IX.16.2):

1)

Disconnect the main power plug of the server cabinet.

2)

Wait for the uninterruptible power supply (UPS) to shut down (depending on the setting on the Novo
Unity Server this will take maximally ten minutes).

3)

Open the Server Front Door.

4)
5)

Turn off the uninterruptible power supply (UPS) to make sure that all devices are powered off within
the server cabinet.
Open the Server Display Door.

6)

Disconnect the power supply cable and the VGA cable from the monitor.

7)

Unscrew the micro switch (A) from the mounting angle by removing both screw nuts and the
washers.

8)

Unscrew the monitor from the left and right mounting angle (B) by removing both screws.

9)

Lay down the monitor unit onto the Novo Unity Server cabinet and unscrew the monitor's grip.

9)

Change the monitor.

10)

To reinstall follow the above instructions in reverse order.

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IX.17

Server PC

IX.17.1

Position in the machine

IX.17.2

Function

IX.17.3

Troubleshooting

IX.17.4

Exchanging the Server PC

IX.17.5

Raid System of the Novo Unity Server

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IX.17.1 Position in the machine

Please see illustrations IX.4 - IX.6 on pages 304 - 306.

IX.17.2 Function
The Novo Unity Server represents as central-server the basis of the system where setup, statistic,
accounting, trace and game-related data are stored. Therefore all settings of server- and game-related
parameters has to be performed on the Novo Unity Server PC. The Novo Unity Server PC provides also
reporting tools and RAID protection for enhanced data security.
The Game Server PC controls the details of the course of the game and transmits all game-related data
(win numbers, game phases) to the linked terminals.

IX.17.3 Troubleshooting
Check that all plug connectors are connected properly to the server PC.

IX.17.4 Exchanging the Server PC

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If an error occurs that cannot be cleared the defective server PC must be exchanged.

Illustr. IX.17.1 Novo Unity Server PC (Booksize)

Illustr. IX.17.2 Game Server PC (Booksize)

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Illustr. IX.17.3 Novo Unity Server PC (Bandit)

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Illustr. IX.17.4 Game Server PC (Bandit)

Dismounting instructions for the Novo Unity / Game Server PC

(see illustr. IX.17.1 - IX.17.4):
1)

Disconnect the main power plug of the server cabinet.

2)

Wait for the uninterruptible power supply (UPS) to shut down (this will take maximal ten minutes
depending on the setting on the Novo Unity Server).

3)

Open the Server Front Door.

4)

Turn off the uninterruptible power supply (UPS) to make sure that all devices are powered off within
the server cabinet.

5)

Remove the holding angel of the PC by releasing the fastening butterfly nut.

6)

Open the Server Back Door.

7)

Disconnect all connections from the PC.

8)

Pull out the PC towards the front of the cabinet.

9)

To reinstall follow the above instructions in reverse order.

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IX.17.5 Raid System of the Novo Unity Server

IX.17.5.1 Position in the machine
The raid system is situated next to the Novo Unity Server PC.
(Please see illustr. IX.17.1 and IX.17.3.)

IX.17.5.2 Function
The raid system provides increased security because data are written simultaneously to two hard disks,
that is the system always creates a back-up copy.

IX.17.5.3 Troubleshooting
Please contact the Technical Support of AGI In the event of any problems.

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Insert slots for hard disks

Illustr. IX.17.5 Raid system of the Novo Unity Server PC

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IX.18

Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)

IX.18.1

Position in the machine

IX.18.2

Function

IX.18.3

Troubleshooting

IX.18.4

Exchanging the UPS

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IX.18.1 Position in the machine

Please see illustrations IX.4 - IX.6 on pages 304 - 306.

IX.18.2 Function
The UPS (uninterruptible power supply) allows the system to store data safely and shut down the current
game in the event of a power failure. In addition, the UPS is capable of compensating power surges and
power sags.
If the line voltage does not comply with the requirements, the UPS will temporarily switch to battery
operation.

IX.18.3 Troubleshooting
UPS is switching itself off:
Internal error: Do not use the UPS.
Switch off the UPS immediately and have it examined.

Sensitivity of UPS to power variances is set too high:

To reduce the sensitivity of the UPS press the configuration button on the backside control panel. (Press
1x for reduced, 2x for low and 3x for normal sensitivity).
If the UPS sensitivity setting is normal, the configuration LED glows brightly, when set to reduced, the LED
glows dimly and when set to low, the LED is off.
(These settings are made upon installation of the system by AGI's Technical Support team.)
The UPS charges its batteries when the device is connected to line voltage. The batteries are fully
charged after the first 4 hours of normal operation time. During this initial charging period the UPS does
not yet provide the full nominal capacity (bridgeover time).
As a default setting, the UPS issues a warn signal to indicate low battery when the battery can ensure
another 2 minutes of operation.

DANGER
Do not open or damage batteries. Batteries contain toxic electrolyte that can cause skin and
eye irritations!

IX.18.4 Exchanging the UPS

If an error occurs that cannot be cleared the defective UPS must be exchanged.

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All indicators light up, and the UPS emits a continuous warning signal:
Internal error: Do not use the UPS.
Switch off the UPS immediately and have it examined.

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B
A

Illustr. IX.18.1 UPS (front view)

Illustr. IX.18.2 UPS (back view)

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Dismounting instructions for the UPS (see illustr. IX.18.1 and IX.18.2):
1)

Open the Server Display Door.

2)

Login and shut down the server PC.

3)

Close the Server Display Door.

4)

Open the Server Front Door.

5)

Switch off the UPS by pressing the 0 button.

6)

Disconnect the power plug to make sure that all devices are powered off within the server cabinet.

7)

Open the Server Back Door.

8)

Release all plug connections from the UPS, from the server PC and cut-off the binders.

9)

Release both screws of the holding angles for the raid system and pull out the raid system
towards the front of the cabinet.

10)

Pull out the server PC towards the front of the cabinet.

11)

Release the screws of the server PC drawer and remove it completely.

12)

Dismount the holding angles (B) for the UPS by releasing the eight hexagon head screws (A) on
the side wall and on the bottom of the server cabinet.

13)

Exchange the UPS.

14)

To reinstall follow the above instructions in reverse order.

15)

Switch on the UPS by using the I (Test) button at the top front.

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IX.19

Modem

IX.19.1

Position in the machine

IX.19.2

Explanation

IX.19.3

Function

IX.19.4

Troubleshooting

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IX.19.1 Position in the machine

Please see illustration IX.4 on page 304 and illustration IX.6 on page 305
(inside the Novo Unity Server PC).

IX.19.2 Explanation
The modem facilitates the coordination of work between casino technicians and AGI's Technical Support
team (employees of AGI) by providing a tool for both to view the desktop (the on-screen display of the
program running on the terminal) at the same time. A remote program, NetSupport, allows the Technical
Support to view software and hardware related technical problems from the point of view of the technician
(game view).

IX.19.3 Function

Security:
In the normal game operation, the system is operated off-line, that means that there is no physical
connection (modem cable) between the gaming system and the world outside. In the event of an error, the
casino technician connects the modem cable to an existing telephone socket (direct ISDN line or direct
analogue line).
Software security:
A program version (Master) specially licensed for AGI, allows a remote log-on to the terminals (clients).
The access is restricted exclusively to members of the Technical Support team of AGI.
For security reasons, a protocol file is maintained at the Master registering every step that is performed
on the terminal. This protocol file exists on each client and can be viewed by the authorised system
administrator or casino technician. A comparison between the protocol file of the master and the protocol
file of the client can be made at any time.
Visual control:
The authorised casino technician can observe every step performed on the server or the client.

IX.19.4 Troubleshooting
Check the connecting plug of the modem.
In the event of any problems please contact the Technical Support of AGI.

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The remote program runs on the server and on each terminal of the installation to support remote
serviceability.

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IX.20

Server Interface Board

IX.20.1

Position in the machine

IX.20.2

Function

IX.20.3

Exchanging the Server Interface Board

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IX.20.1 Position in the machine

Please see illustrations IX.4 - IX.6 on pages 304 - 306.

IX.20.2 Function
The door switches of the server are connected to the server interface board. When Novo Touchbet LiveRoulette is installed, the Reader Heads and the maybe used dealer panel are additionally connected to
the server interface board.

IX.20.3 Exchanging the Server Interface Board

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If an error occurs that cannot be cleared the defective server interface board must be exchanged.

Illustr. IX.20.1 Server interface board

Dismounting the Server Interface Board (see illustr. IX.20.1):

1)

Disconnect the main power plug of the server cabinet.

2)

Wait for the uninterruptible power supply (UPS) to shut down (this will take maximal ten minutes
depending on the setting on the Novo Unity Server).

3)

Open the Server Front Door.

4)

Turn off the uninterruptible power supply (UPS) to make sure that all devices are powered off within
the server cabinet.

5)

Release all plug connections from the server interface board.

6)

Release the fastening butterfly nut and raise the metal plate with the server interface board out of
the holding angle.

7)

Unscrew the server interface board from the fastening metal.

8)

To reinstall follow the above instructions in reverse order.

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IX.21

Top Light

IX.21.1

Position on the machine

IX.21.2

Function

IX.21.3

Pin assignment of main wire loom

IX.21.4

Exchanging the Top Light

IX.21.5

Operating status indication of the Top Light

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IX.21.1 Position on the machine

The top light is fixed on top of the terminal.

IX.21.2 Function
The top light indicates the various operation modes (Jackpot, error, service, etc.).

IX.21.3 Pin assignment of the main wire loom

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Colour

Function

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02
03
04

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blue
black
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blue light
white light
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Illustr. IX.21.1 Top Light - Terminal FV680PC

Illustr. IX.21.2 Top Light - 8 Player Configuration

Dismounting instruction for the Top Light (see illustr. IX.21.1 or IX.21.2):

Release the fixing screws and the plug connections from the top light and exchange the top light.

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Operating status indication of the Top Light

IX.21.5.1 Novomatic Standard

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The various operating statuses are indicated on the toplight (error, service call, etc.):

Blue

Blue

White

White

Blue

Blue

White

White

Blue

Blue

White

White

Blue light on:

The SERVICE button has been pressed.
If the SERVICE button is pressed again by the attendant the light goes off.

White light is blinking quickly:

The device is in idle mode with a door opened.
The light is blinking until the beginning of the next game.

Blue light is blinking slowly:

Error - the device is not ready for game play.
The error message is displayed on the screen.
Please see part VII Error Handling.

Blue

Blue

White

White

Blue

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Blue light is blinking slowly and white light is blinking quickly:

Error - the device is not ready for game play.
The error message is displayed on the screen and a door of the device
is open.
Please see part VII Error Handling.

Blue and white lights are blinking slowly:

A manual payout by the attendant is required (CANCEL CREDIT or
HANDPAY button).
Afterwards the lights go off.
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The various operating statuses are indicated on the toplight (Jackpot, error, service call, etc.):

Green

Green

Red

Red

Yellow

Yellow

Green light is blinking quickly:

A limit has been reached.
After the manual payout the light goes off.

Green

Green

Red

Red

Yellow

Yellow

Red light on:

Error - the machine is not ready for game play.

Green

Green

Red

Red

Yellow

Yellow

Green

Green

Red

Red

Yellow

Yellow

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The error message is displayed on the screen.

Please see part VII Error Handling.

Red light is blinking slowly:

A door is open on the machine.

Yellow light is blinking quickly:

The SERVICE button has been pressed.
If the SERVICE button is pressed again by the attendant the light goes
off.

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Green

Green

Red

Red

Yellow

Yellow

Yellow light is blinking slowly:

The blackbox was removed or is damaged.

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IX.21.5.3 Ontario

White

White

Blue

Blue

At any one time, each of the two tower lights may be in one of the five states as follows:
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)

Off means the light is off;

On means the light is on continually;
Slow Flash means the light is flashing regularly at a 500 millisecond interval;
Medium Flash means the light is flashing regularly at a 250 millisecond interval;
Fast Flash means the light is flashing regularly at 125 millisecond interval.

There are three separate methods by which a machine may be placed in an unplayable state:
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3)

Administrative mode means that an authorised person has placed the machine in an unplayable
state in order to access the setup or recall functions of a machine game.
Disabled mode means that an authorised person has placed the machine in an unplayable state
for any reason other than those described in administrative mode.
Tilt mode means that the machine placed itself in an unplayable state due to some type of
malfunction or an exception condition whereby the machine cannot return to a playable state
without intervention by an authorised person.

Each of the following combinations of light states are displayed by the machine tower light to indicate the
machine operational status that is described therewith until the status is changed by an authorised person:

White (top)
Light

Coloured
(bottom)
Light

Machine Operational Status

Off

Off

Idle and the machine door(s) is (are) closed.

Off

Medium Flash

Idle and the machine door(s) is (are) open.

Off

Fast Flash

Idle and the machine Cashbox Door is open.

On

Off

Change or another service request by patron and the machine

door(s) is (are) closed.

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On

On

Machine in disabled mode.

On

Medium Flash

The machine door(s) is (are) open and

a) a patron is requesting change or another service; or
b) the machine is in disabled mode.

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On

Fast Flash

The machine is in disabled mode and its Cashbox Door

is open.

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White (top)
Light

Coloured
(bottom)
Light

Machine Operational Status

Slow Flash

Off

The machine is in tilt mode and its door(s) is (are) closed.

Slow Flash

Slow Flash

a) The machine is displaying a hand-paid jackpot combination and

its door(s) is (are) closed; or
b) The machine is displaying a hand-paid jackpot and has gone
into tilt mode while its door(s) is (are) closed.

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Slow Flash

Medium Flash

a) The machine is displaying a hand-paid jackpot combination and

its door(s) is (are) open; or
b) The machine is displaying a hand-paid jackpot and has gone
into tilt mode while its door(s) is (are) open.

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Slow Flash

Fast Flash

a) The machine is displaying a hand-paid jackpot combination and

its Cashbox Door is open; or
b) The machine is displaying a hand-paid jackpot and has gone
into tilt mode while its Cashbox Door is open.

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Fast Flash

Off

The machine is in administrative mode and its door(s)

is (are) closed.

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Fast Flash

Medium Flash

The machine is in administrative mode and its door(s)

is (are) open.

Fast Flash

Fast Flash

The machine is in administrative mode and its Cashbox Door

is open.

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Additional information:

The Cashbox Door and machine door open operational status conditions have higher priority when more
than one condition triggers the display of tower light.

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IX.22

Illumination

IX.22.1

Position in the machine

IX.22.2

Exchanging the Illumination on the terminal

IX.22.3

Exchanging the Illumination for

Multi-Player Configurations

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IX.22.1 Position in the machine

Please see illustration IX.1 on page 301.

IX.22.2 Exchanging the Illumination on the terminal

Connector

Illustr. IX.22.1 Exchanging the bill acceptor illumination

Dismounting instructions for the Bill Acceptor Illumination

(see illustr. IX.22.1):

Open the Top Large Door and power down the terminal.
Disconnect the connector from the board.
Release the four screws (please see illustration above) and remove the cover.
Exchange the defective fluorescent tube (pull away from the holding).
To reinstall follow the above instructions in the reverse order.

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2)
3)
4)
5)

Lamps

Illustr. IX.22.2 Exchange of the meter illumination

Dismounting instructions for the Meter Illumination (see illustr. IX.22.2):

1)
2)
3)
4)

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Open the Top Large Door and power down the terminal.
Open the Front Large Door.
Exchange the defective lamps (remove from PCB).
To reinstall follow the above instructions in reverse order.

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EC Declaration of Conformity

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Dimensions Terminal FV680PC (in millimetres)

Dimensions Square Top FV680PC (in millimetres)
Dimensions Terminal FV623PC (in millimetres)
Dimensions Square Tops FV623PC (in millimetres)
Dimensions bottom part FV623PC (in millimetres)
Dimensions Novo Unity Server FS695PC /
Game Server FS695PC (in millimetres)
Dimensions Animation Display FS773 (in millimetres)
Description of Components Terminal FV680PC
Description of Components Terminal FV623PC
Description of Components Novo Unity Server FS695PC
Description of Components Game Server FS695PC
Description of Components Novo Unity and Game Server FS695PC
Description of Components Animation Display FS773

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Meter Interface
Door Switches Terminal FV680PC
Door Switch Server Display Door (FS695PC)
Door Switch Server Back Door (FS695PC)
Door Switch Server Front Door (FS695PC)
Data network configuration

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Fuses and light diode on mains supply unit

Main switch
Position of audit key switch
Example for an error message
Memory chip FRAM FM24C04A-P
FRAM position on the multi-Interface P425

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Description of Components Terminal FV680PC

Description of Components Terminal FV623PC
Block diagram
Description of Components Novo Unity Server FS695PC
Description of Components Game Server FS695PC
Description of Components Novo Unity and Game Server FS695PC
Description of Components Animation Display FS773
Fuses and LED on main power supply unit
Main switch
Exchange of the main power supply
Modular power supply
Exchange of the switching power supply
Exchanging the bill acceptor WBA
Exchanging the bill acceptor UBA

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Components WBA-25-SS2
Components UBA
Collecting bills - WBA-25-SS2
Collecting bills - UBA
Removing jammed bills - WBA-25-SS2
Removing jammed bills - UBA
Acceptor unit
Dip switches before adjustment
Dip switches after adjustment
Coin acceptor in the machine
Coin acceptor mounting
Exchange of the hopper
Pin assignment of the hopper (back side)
Exploded diagram of the hopper (MK IV)
Ticket Printer (in the bill acceptor hood)
Service Door - opened
Ticket Printer in the Top Large Door
Ticket Printer Retainer
Cover - Ticket Slot
Ticket Slot
Ticket Slot - Illumination
Loading tickets
Removing loaded tickets
Ticket Printer Ithaca EPIC 950 - Status LED
Ticket Printer Ithaca EPIC 950 - Firmware Upgrade
Mechanical meters (top view)
Meters unit (back view)
Mechanical meters
Dismounting the monitor (terminal)
Connections of the multi-interface
Exchange of the multi-interface
Dismounting Bandit PC
Dismounting Booksize PC
Dismounting the PC Security Cover
Dismounting the bracket in front of the PC
Dismounting the Cover of the security board
Disconnecting the plug connections of the security board
Position of the PC card - Booksize PC
Connections PC card
Dismounting the PC Security Cover
Dismounting the bracket in front of the PC
Dismounting the Cover of the security board
Dismounting the security board
Security board - Connectors
Animation Display Service Door closed
Animation Display Service Door open
Rear view Animation Display PC (Bandit)

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Rear view Animation Display PC (Booksize)

Network distributor (8-port HUB)
Network distributor (16-port HUB)
10.4" LCD/TFT Display Dealer Board (Game Server)
Dismounting the 19z monitor (Novo Unity Server/Game Server)
Novo Unity Server PC (Booksize)
Game Server PC (Booksize)
Novo Unity Server PC (Bandit)
Game Server PC (Bandit)
Raid system of the Novo Unity Server PC
UPS (front view)
UPS (back view)
Server interface board
Top Light - Terminal FV680PC
Top Light - 8 Player Configuration
Exchanging the bill acceptor illumination
Exchange of the meter illumination

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