New Zealand Gazette – 2003 – No. 56

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✨ Gaming Machine Meter Specifications

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

27 MAY

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Table 3-3 : Multi-game Meters

METER	Definition (see Glossary of Terms and Abbreviations)	UNITS
GAMES PLAYED	total number of games played	[plays]
TURNOVER	total of all bets made from the credit meter	[$,]
TOTAL WINS	total of all wins, but not interim gamble wins	[$,]
PROGRESSIVE	total of all stand-alone progressive prizes not registered being paid to the player (to credit meter, cancelled credit or ticket pay)	[$.]

Residual Credit Removal Meters

3.3.23 If residual credit removal meters are provided, the following meters must be recorded and displayable in audit mode (see also Section 3.9.57):

Table 3-4 : Residual Credit Removal Meters

METER	Definition (see Glossary of Terms and Abbreviations)	UNITS
RCR STROKE	the number of times residual credit removal play has been used	[count]
RCR TURNOVER	residual credit removal turnover	[$.]
RCR WIN	residual credit removal wins	[$.]

Note : RCR meters can be a separate game, or a part of the last played game.

Labelling of Other Meters

3.3.24 All other electronic statistics or information must be suitably labelled.

Additional Meters

3.3.25 If any of the following additional meters are provided the following terminology is to be used:

Table 3-5 : Additional Meters

METER	Definition (see Glossary of Terms and Abbreviations)	UNITS
HOPPER REFILL	total of all hopper refills	[$.c]
REFILL COUNT	number of hopper refills	[count]
DOOR OPENS	number of door opens (main cabinet, cash box, logic area)	[count]
OPEN TIME	time of last door open (main cabinet, cash box, logic area)	[time]
COINS TO HOPPER	total of all coins deposited to the hopper	[$.c]
HOPPER LEVEL	calculated hopper level	[$.c]

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