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✨ Gaming Machine Regulations

2016 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 79 29 JUNE 2004

NZ6.2 Full Hardware Submission (Ref NS 1.45…)

The following clause shall be inserted following clause 1.45.34:
“1.45.34a Provide details of all approved tickets readable by the banknote acceptor (if applicable).”

Clause 1.45.36 in this section is replaced by:
“1.45.36 Provide details of the limitations to the insertion of banknotes and tickets, if any, in direction, orientation or particular side facing up.”

Clause 1.45.37 in this section is replaced by:
“1.45.37 If such limitations exist, provide a copy of any static artwork that describes the limitations to the patrons or, in the case of a ticket, provide a sample ticket.”

Clause 1.45.39 in this section is replaced by:
“1.45.39 Describe the method of detecting banknote and ticket stuck events.”

Clause 1.45.40 in this section is replaced by:
“1.45.40 Describe the methods of discrimination between valid and invalid banknotes and tickets.”

The heading immediately above clause 1.46.41 shall be replaced by:
“Coin, Banknote and Ticket Validation”

The following clause shall be inserted following clause 1.46.43:
“1.46.43a Provide details of all ticket specific meters maintained by the gaming machine.”

The following clause shall be inserted following clause 1.46.44:
“1.46.44a Provide details of storage of all critical data relative to ticket input.”

The following clause shall be inserted following clause 1.46.45:
“1.46.45a Provide details of ticket specific information while in audit mode.”

The following clause shall be inserted following clause 1.46.48:
“1.46.48a Provide details of methods to detect void/paid tickets.”

Clause 1.46.50 shall be replaced by:
“1.46.50 Provide details of note acceptor disabling conditions for notes and tickets (if applicable).”

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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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