New Zealand Gazette – 2002 – No. 32

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✨ Gaming Machine Standards

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 32

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3.12 Last Play Recall

Hopper Test ......................................................................................................... 900
Coin In Validation Test .......................................................................................... 900
Coin Payout ............................................................................................................... 900
Credits Input During Test Mode ................................................................................. 900
Last Play Recall .......................................................................................................... 900
Number of Last Plays Required ................................................................................... 901
Last Play Information Required .................................................................................. 901

3.13 Multiple Games

Game Sequences ......................................................................................................... 901
Multiple Games ........................................................................................................ 902
Selection of Game for Play .......................................................................................... 902
Location of Meters ...................................................................................................... 902
Configuration of Multi-Game Gaming Machines ......................................................... 902

3.14 Random Number Generator and Symbol Selection

Random Number Generator and Symbol Selection .................................................... 902
Game Result Determination ........................................................................................ 902
Fundamental RNG Requirement .................................................................................. 903
Choice of Algorithm .................................................................................................... 903
Background RNG Activity Requirement ........................................................................ 903
RNG Seeding ............................................................................................................... 903
Minimum Period for Prize Determination using One RNG Value .................................. 904
Minimum Range Requirement ....................................................................................... 904
Mapping ....................................................................................................................... 904
Scaling Algorithms ...................................................................................................... 904

3.15 Progressive Jackpots

Progressive Jackpots .................................................................................................. 904
Communication with Jackpot Controller ........................................................................ 904
Modification of Jackpot Parameters ............................................................................. 905

Method of Modification ......................................................................................... 905
Modified Parameters do not Affect Active Jackpots ................................................. 905
Reset of Jackpot Amounts ........................................................................................... 905
Jackpot Specific Faults ................................................................................................. 905
Display of Jackpot Fault Condition .............................................................................. 905
Progressive Jackpot Prize Expectation ......................................................................... 905

3.16 Gaming Machine Events

Gaming Machine Events ............................................................................................ 905
Gaming Machine Faults ................................................................................................ 906

Action on Occurrence of a Fault Event ................................................................. 906
Action on Clearance of a Fault Event .................................................................... 906
Faults to be Treated as Events ............................................................................... 906

Banknote Faults and Remedial Actions ........................................................................ 908
Door Open/Close Events ........................................................................................ 908
Non-fault Gaming Machine Events .............................................................................. 909
Notification of Faults .................................................................................................. 910

3.17 Code and Compilation

Code and Compilation ................................................................................................. 910
Source Code Module Requirements ............................................................................. 910
Source Code Comments ............................................................................................. 911
Source Code Completeness ......................................................................................... 911
Redundant Code Sections ............................................................................................ 911
Description of Variables ................................................................................................. 911
Program Storage Media Identification .......................................................................... 911

3.18 Security/Integrity

Security/Integrity ........................................................................................................ 911
Modification of Gaming Machine Characteristics .......................................................... 911
External Mechanism Affecting Play ......................................................................... 911
Permitted Reconfiguration ...................................................................................... 911

Gamble Configuration ........................................................................................... 912
Approval of Gaming Machine Configuration Settings ................................................. 912
Validation of Gaming Machine Configuration Settings ................................................. 912
Gaming Machine Central System Address Entry in Setup Mode .................................. 912

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🏛️ Amendment to Casino Keno, Racing Game, and Gaming Machines Rules (continued from previous page)

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