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✨ Gaming Machine Regulations

29 JUNE 2004

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 79

“1.43.9 The gaming machine software must incorporate a facility which will
automatically disable the banknote acceptor for notes and tickets
once the credit balance of the gaming machine or account, if
appropriate, exceeds [BKNTLIM] expressed in dollars.”

The following clause shall be inserted following clause 1.43.12:

“Ticket Limits
1.43.12a Subject to applicable rules and specifications, ticket in and ticket
out limits will be set by the gaming operator in compliance with
approved operating procedures. These limits in dollar values may
only be set, or changed, by either a down-loadable parameter from
the CMCS or by accessing the logic area of the gaming machine. If
a player pushes COLLECT when the credit meter is above the value
set for Ticket Out the gaming machine will lock up with a cancel
credit.”

Metering
Master Meters

The following clause shall be inserted following clause 1.43.13:

“1.43.13a A gaming machine which contains a banknote acceptor device
which also accepts tickets must maintain sufficient metering to be
able to report the following:

a) total monetary value of tickets accepted (tickets in);

b) total monetary value of tickets issued (tickets out).”

Storage of Banknote Acceptor Data

Clause 1.43.16 is replaced by:

“1.43.16 If banknote or ticket input messages received from the banknote
acceptor or Host are to be maintained in the gaming machine’s
memory for a period of time without being added to the player’s
credit balance, the storage of these messages must be maintained in
and meet the critical memory requirements. The gaming machine
must be able to recover these messages whenever it restarts,
especially after power failure, or observation of a partial memory
corruption.”

Gaming Machine Audit Mode Banknote Information

The following clause shall be inserted following clause 1.43.17:

“1.43.17a A gaming machine with a banknote acceptor enabled to take
tickets must be capable of displaying the following ticket specific
information in Audit/Employee mode:

a) the ticket specific Master Meter information specified in
the Section 1.43.13 Master Meters;

b) the value of the last 35 tickets in and the last 35 tickets out
(with time stamps) accessed via Audit Mode;

c) last game replay records must show the total of money or
the number of credits added, by insertion of banknotes and
tickets between the completion of the previous game and
the completion of the game being displayed. These
amounts must be displayed separately and indicated as
separate amounts to the total ‘money in’.”

Note: Total “money in” must include credits added via banknotes,
tickets, credit transfers, and coins.

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🏭 Gaming Machine Tournament Mode Regulations (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsGaming Machines, Banknote Acceptors, Tickets, Credits, Validation, Counterfeit Prevention, Access Control, Configuration

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