Tab Golden Island Nevada, Руководство по эксплуатации

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In the third field there is the summary of the accountings of Supervisor and Attendant 1, 2 and 3
and the total sum which the Supervisor has to give to the Operator (in colour red) or which he will
get from the Operator (in colour green).
Attendant 1, 2 and 3
The Supervisor is responsible for the settlement with the Attendants 1, 2 and 3.
For that procedure, there are 3 additional Tabs for the 3 Attendants which are showing the respon-
sible accountings and the total sum which the Supervisor will get from the Attendant (in colour
green) or he has to give to the Attendant (in colour red).
To clear an Attendants’ accounting, insert the corresponding E-Key of the Attendant, then press
button „Clear“. (After removing the Attendant’s E-Key please reinsert the Supervisor’s E-Key
again, otherwise the Supervisor Menu will be left when switching to another menu)
Machine accounting*
This page shows the accounting of the machine which can be deleted by the supervisor. This
accounting is independently of the operators accounting.
* This page is only visible for the Supervisor if the checkbox „Seperate machine accounting for
supervisor“ is enabled in the Configuration settings - Security. (see chapter 9.1, page 18)
Main accounting (Operator)*
This page is the main accounting page of the operator.
The Supervisor is only able to see this accounting, he cannot delete it.
* This page is only visible for the Supervisor if the checkbox „Allow supervisor examination to
main accountancy“ is enabled in the Configuration settings - Security. (see chapter 9.1, page
18)
11.6 Configuration Settings*
Depending on the configuration here it is possible to change some configuration setting like the
basic language or hopper limits
* This page is only visible for the Supervisor if the checkbox „Allow supervisor access to basic
configuration settings“ is enabled in the Configuration settings - Security. (see chapter 9.1, page
18)
11.7 Basic Settings
Here you can adjust the volume, check and calibrate the Touch screen.
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