New Zealand Gazette – 1994 – No. 114

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b. If a fault condition exists on the machine when the program enters the screen save function,
the nature of the fault must be displayed, otherwise the machine must exit screen save.
c. Screen save mode shall exit upon the occurrence of any of the following:
i. the activation of an input device;
ii. any door opening;
iii. event condition.

C.3.2.12. Touch Screens

a. Gaming equipment employing touch screens must have a re-calibrating facility which may be
either manual or automatic.
b. The player's selected input must always be interpreted accurately and acted upon in accordance
with the description of the choice (indicated on the screen) made by the player.

C.3.2.13. Printer

Where a printer is provided, software must interpret sensor outputs to determine if one of the
following events has occurred and act in accordance with event handling requirements as defined in
section “C.3.2.15. Event Handling”:
a. paper out;
b. printer disconnection;
c. printer faults.

C.3.2.14. Metering

a. Meters must be activated upon the occurrence of the event.
b. A gaming machine must provide the following meters:
i. total number of games played (stroke);
ii. total of all credits played (turnover);
iii. total of all credits won;
iv. total of all hand pays (cancelled credits);
v. total of all credits out;
vi. total of all credits to the cash (drop) box;
vii. total of all hopper refills;
viii. total of all credits in.

C.3.2.14.1. Multi-Game

At least the following meters must be separate for each game offered on a multi-game:
a. total of all credits won;
b. total of all credits wagered.

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