Bally ProSlot 6000, Setup And Operation

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ProSlot
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11: Doors
If MC=8, the time and date of the last door access is
available as described in the following table:
Sub
Group
Description
00 Main Door Access
01 Drop Door Access
02 Bill Acceptor Cashbox Access
12: Secondary Game Bookkeeping Meters
If a machine includes a factory-installed secondary
feature game, entering Machine Meter Group 12 triggers
the display of Bookkeeping Meters for the secondary
feature. The information recorded and displayed
depends upon the feature. Consult the documentation
for the secondary game for more information.
10: Host EFT Totals
If EFT is enabled by DIP Switch DS1 or Option 98,
accounting totals for host operation are available.
SAS
®
Host EFT Totals
Sub
Group
Meter Name
01 Promotional
02 Non-Cashable (Blocked) Credits
03 Cashable (Non-Blocked) Credits
04 Forced Cashout to the System
05 Credits Won
06 Third from Last Bonus
07 Second from Last Bonus
08 Last Bonus
09 Total Bonus for Tax Status Deductible
10 Total Bonus for Tax Status Non-Deductible
11 Total Bonus for Tax Status Wager Match
12 Last Multiplier Bonus for Tax Status Deductible
13 Last Multiplier Bonus for Tax Status Non-Deductible
14 Total Multiplier Bonus for Tax Status Deductible
15 Total Multiplier Bonus for Tax Status Non-Deductible
Accounting (cont.)
13: Data Vault™ Redundant Bookkeeping System
The Data Vault™ Meter Group collects important
machine data and secures it. Meters remain secure
within the machine even if the circuit boards change—
even if the machine is without power.
Sub
Group
Name Description
00 Total In Increments for each coin or credit wagered.
01 Total Out Increments for each unit won by a Player.
02 Attendant Paid
Increments for each credit paid by an Atten-
dant upon a jackpot lockup.
03 Coin Drop
Increments for each coin diverted to a con-
tainer because the hopper was full.
04 Door Opens
Times the main door of the machine was
opened with the power ON.
05 Games Played Increments once for each completed game.
06 Super Jackpots
Number of times the top award(s) have been
won when Option 07, Number of External
Jackpots, is greater than zero.
The core of the Data Vault™ is a Dallas Semiconductor
iButton™ memory and interface. The iButton™ is a
computer chip armored in a rugged steel can. The
manufacturer guarantees data retention for 10 years
without power.
The Data Vault™ interfaces asynchronously with the
machine’s bookkeeping so the numbers are recorded
at the same, yet they are separate from the operations
of the machine’s meters. Thus accuracy is assured
even if the machine’s memory becomes corrupted.
The following table describes the sub groups of Data
Vault™ meter group:
14: Voucher Out Transaction History
Information from the most recent 35 vouchers printed
by the machine are kept in memory for review. The
following table lists the sub groups of the Voucher Out
Coinless Payment System History meter group:
The following is an example of the Message Center
as it displays information about a voucher:
Sub Group Description
01 Status
02 Date
03 Time
04 Transaction Type/System ID
05 Validation Number
06 Amount
When dashes appear in credit,
the opportunity to advance to a
specific record is available by
pressing BET MAX
Sequence One
WIN PAID CREDIT COIN IN
- 0 1 - - - - - 1
.
4
25¢
The -01- in WIN
PAID is the record
number
1.4 in COIN IN indicates
Voucher Out Transaction
History Meter Group
Status Codes
Code Description Definition
D
Machine Out of
Service
Machines configured to be out of service
by an Attendant will reject all transfers and
report this status.
E Machine Busy
If a machine receives a new transfer before
completing a prior transfer, it rejects the
current transfer and sends this status. If the
machine is processing a time-sensitive task
when a transfer is received, it responds with
"Machine Busy."