S3 Service Manual

GOLD CLUB CASINO
THE PRODUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT OF

SLOT MACHINES
(SERVICE MANUAL FOR THE

SLOT S3 - GAME STAR)
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IMPORTANT
Gold Club d.o.o. has exclusive rights to the software in this machine. Copying all or parts of
Gold Club d.o.o. software, as well as the copying of memory media is prohibited without
written permission.
Gold Club d.o.o. also owns various rights in the form of patents, copyrights and trademarks
which apply in this machine. The right of the buyer is limited to the use of this machine in
the original form or modified by written consent.
Copyrights are also applicable to the artwork. Copying parts or the entire artwork is
prohibited without written permission.
Without permission to use the above protected parts of this machine will result in legal
action.
Gold Club d.o.o. reserves the right to make changes without notice.
SAFETY RULES
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Before taking the machine into operation, please read these
safety precautions and observe
 This guide is intended for the maintenance of the machine and contains all
instructions necessary for the safe and proper use.
 Keep this manual in a place where the staff can easily find and understand. This
manual must at all times remain with the machine.
 Machine is designed with the utmost care and produced and complies with all legal
safety regulations. Despite this careless use of this machine cause danger or
damage the machine itself or other property. Therefore, use the machine only in
technically perfect condition and only for the purpose for which it was designed.

equipment must be regularly checked their proper functioning.
 Take the internal security and health and safety rules of your business strictly
observed.
 The icons, warnings and instructions on the machine must not be covered or
removed and must be throughout the life of the machine readable. Replace or
repair damaged or illegible pictograms, warnings and instructions.
 It is not allowed to modify the technical machine, unless the manufacturer that has
given express written consent. Without this consent void the warranty, the liability
of the manufacturer and any test certificates.
Electrical Safety
For shipping this machine checked and tested safety of the insulation and earth connection.
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Chemical safety
Components which are used in these vending machine may contain small amounts of
chemical components, and therefore be dangerous if such damage. Parts that are included
in this category;
 Electrolytic Capacitors
 NiMh batteries
 Semiconductors with Beryllium Oxide and Gallium Arsenide
 Opto-Electronic parts with Gallium Phosphide
One should treat these items with great caution because of the corrosive and fire hazardous
properties. If one accidentally comes into contact with these chemicals then rinse
thoroughly with water. Especially consult with eye contact medical personnel.
Fire safety
The housings of the components used are made of heat resistant material. Electrical
overload can cause enough heat to ignite and damage themselves and possibly adjacent
components of the chemicals in the components.
Always replace components with those of the same value as the original parts and note
when connecting to the polarity where applicable.
In case of fire the following may endanger health;
 Particleboard: It can formaldehyde fumes that can cause irritation and mucous
membranes.
 Plastics: It released toxic gases can cause irritation to the airways.
 Glass: high temperatures cause the windows to crack which can cause injury.
 Electrolytic capacitors and batteries: Can explode in extreme heat.
Disassembly / disposal
When disassembling the machine, all components to be offered to waste processing and
should follow local guidelines.
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Notes
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CONTENTS
1 BASIC TECHNICAL DATA FOR THE DEVICE ......................................................... 18
1.1 BASIC DATA ........................................................................................................... 18
1.2 DIMENSIONS .......................................................................................................... 21
1.3 THE CONFIGURATING OF A NUMBER OF GAMING MACHINES ................ 22
1.4 POSITIONING AND ASSEMBLING ..................................................................... 23
1.5 HOW TO CONNECT THE GAMING DEVICE ..................................................... 23
2 PART LIST....................................................................................................................... 27
2.1 THE STRUCTURE OF THE GAMING MACHINE ............................................... 27
2.2 ELECTRONIC .......................................................................................................... 30
2.2.1 SEMAPHORE ....................................................................................................... 30
2.2.2 VIDEO TOPER ..................................................................................................... 32
2.2.3 FANS ................................................................................................................... 33
2.2.4 PC BOX................................................................................................................ 33
WIBU KEY .................................................................................................................. 34
CRC USB CHECK DISK ................................................................................................. 34
MOTHERBOARD ........................................................................................................ 35
RAM........................................................................................................................... 36
SSD STORAGE DISC .................................................................................................... 36
UPS BOART ................................................................................................................ 37
2.2.5 CONTROLLER BOX .............................................................................................. 40
AUDIO AMPLIFIER ..................................................................................................... 40
SLOT BOARD .............................................................................................................. 41
2.2.5.2.1 KEYBOARD ........................................................................................................... 41
2.2.5.2.1.1 KEY/RFID ...................................................................................................... 44
2.2.5.2.1.2 Reset key ...................................................................................................... 47
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2.2.5.2.1.3 Signal light .................................................................................................... 49
2.2.5.2.1.4 Extension...................................................................................................... 50
2.2.5.2.1.5 BILL ............................................................................................................... 51
2.2.5.2.2 LED ...................................................................................................................... 60
2.2.5.2.3 SECURETY SWITCH .............................................................................................. 63
2.2.6 MULTIPLEXER ..................................................................................................... 66
2.2.7 ONLINE ............................................................................................................... 68
SAS online.................................................................................................................. 68
SMIB online ............................................................................................................... 68
BALY online ............................................................................................................... 69
ZONKE online ............................................................................................................ 70
2.2.8 TICKET ................................................................................................................ 71
EPIC 950 .................................................................................................................... 73
JCM GEN2 .................................................................................................................. 73
2.2.9 POWER SUPLAY .................................................................................................. 74
2.2.10 DISTRIBUTION BOX ............................................................................................ 79
2.2.11 BUTTON EXTENSION .......................................................................................... 81
2.2.12 RGB DISTRIBUTION ............................................................................................ 84
2.2.13 MECHANICAL COUNTERS ................................................................................... 85
2.2.14 MONITOR ........................................................................................................... 87
2.3 KEYBOARD (EXTERNAL BUTTON) ................................................................... 87
2.3.1 EASYBEAT ........................................................................................................... 89
2.3.2 FORCEBET ........................................................................................................... 89
2.3.3 LION’S SHARE ..................................................................................................... 90
2.3.4 TOUCSCREAN ..................................................................................................... 90
2.4 EXPLODED VIEWS AND SPARE PARTS ........................................................... 91
3 SETUP & SOFTWERE .................................................................................................... 92
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3.1 THE OPERATING SYSTEM................................................................................... 92
3.2 BIOS .......................................................................................................................... 93
3.2.1 GUEST ................................................................................................................. 96
CONFIG MENU .......................................................................................................... 96
3.2.1.1.1 LOGGER ............................................................................................................... 96
3.2.1.1.2 SYSTEM SHUTDOWN........................................................................................... 96
3.2.1.1.3 SYSTEM RESTART ................................................................................................ 96
3.2.1.1.4 QUIT .................................................................................................................... 96
USERS MENU ............................................................................................................. 97
3.2.1.2.1 Change my password .......................................................................................... 97
DIAG MENU ............................................................................................................... 97
3.2.1.3.1 View logs ............................................................................................................. 98
3.2.1.3.2 HW printer test ................................................................................................... 98
3.2.1.3.3 Sound test ........................................................................................................... 98
SYSTEM INFO ............................................................................................................. 98
3.2.2 ADMIN ................................................................................................................ 98
CONFIG MENU .......................................................................................................... 98
3.2.2.1.1 LOGGER ............................................................................................................... 99
3.2.2.1.2 SERVICE CONTROL ............................................................................................ 100
3.2.2.1.3 DATE TIME......................................................................................................... 101
3.2.2.1.4 SAS CONFIGURATION........................................................................................ 102
3.2.2.1.5 MECHANICAL .................................................................................................... 106
3.2.2.1.6 HW DRIVERS...................................................................................................... 108
3.2.2.1.7 HW SWITCHES ................................................................................................... 110
3.2.2.1.8 SYSTEM SHUTDOWN......................................................................................... 111
3.2.2.1.9 SYSTEM RESTART .............................................................................................. 111
3.2.2.1.10 QUIT ................................................................................................................ 111
BACKUP MENU ........................................................................................................ 111
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RESTORE MENU....................................................................................................... 112
USERS MENU ........................................................................................................... 113
3.2.2.4.1 EDIT USER.......................................................................................................... 113
3.2.2.4.2 ADD ................................................................................................................... 114
3.2.2.4.3 DELETE .............................................................................................................. 116
3.2.2.4.4 ASSIGN TO GROUP ............................................................................................ 116
3.2.2.4.5 ASSIGN PASSWORD........................................................................................... 118
3.2.2.4.6 CHANGE MY PASSWORD .................................................................................. 119
DIAG MENU ............................................................................................................. 120
3.2.2.5.1 GC Terminal....................................................................................................... 120
3.2.2.5.2 View logs ........................................................................................................... 123
3.2.2.5.3 HW printer test ................................................................................................. 125
3.2.2.5.4 Sound test ......................................................................................................... 126
SYSTEM INFO MENU ............................................................................................... 127
3.2.3 MAINTENANCE ................................................................................................. 128
CONFIG .................................................................................................................... 128
3.2.3.1.1 RAMCLEAR ........................................................................................................ 128
3.2.3.1.2 RAMCLEAR WITH INITIAL SETUP ....................................................................... 128
3.2.3.1.3 FACTORY RESET ................................................................................................. 135
SYSTEM INFO ........................................................................................................... 135
3.3 FIRS START NEW HDD ....................................................................................... 136
3.4 ACTIVATION CODE ............................................................................................ 137
3.5 MENU ..................................................................................................................... 138
3.5.1 CREDIT MANAGEMENT .................................................................................... 139
3.5.2 SERVICE ............................................................................................................ 140
3.5.3 MACHINE MANAGEMENT ................................................................................ 141
3.5.4 CONFIGURATION.............................................................................................. 143
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DIAGNOSTIC ............................................................................................................ 143
3.5.4.1.1 Program Version ............................................................................................... 144
3.5.4.1.2 Component list.................................................................................................. 145
3.5.4.1.3 Aurum status..................................................................................................... 146
3.5.4.1.4 Diagnostic center .............................................................................................. 147
3.5.4.1.4.1 System information ................................................................................... 147
3.5.4.1.4.2 Ticket printer.............................................................................................. 148
3.5.4.1.4.3 Bill acceptor ............................................................................................... 149
3.5.4.1.4.4 Keyboard panel .......................................................................................... 150
3.5.4.1.4.5 Semaphore ................................................................................................. 151
3.5.4.1.4.6 LED ............................................................................................................. 152
3.5.4.1.4.7 Switches ..................................................................................................... 153
3.5.4.1.4.8 Mechanical counters.................................................................................. 154
3.5.4.1.4.9 Audio .......................................................................................................... 155
3.5.4.1.4.10 Video ........................................................................................................ 156
EVENT LOG .............................................................................................................. 157
Machine .................................................................................................................. 158
3.5.4.3.1 Denomination ................................................................................................... 159
3.5.4.3.2 Dallas codes ...................................................................................................... 160
3.5.4.3.3 Limit setup ........................................................................................................ 161
3.5.4.3.4 Transfer setup ................................................................................................... 162
3.5.4.3.5 Sound volume ................................................................................................... 163
HARDWARE SETUP .................................................................................................. 164
3.5.4.4.1 Bill acceptor setup ............................................................................................ 165
3.5.4.4.2 Printer setup ..................................................................................................... 166
3.5.4.4.3 LED dimmer....................................................................................................... 167
Game ....................................................................................................................... 168
3.5.5 ACCOUNTING ................................................................................................... 169
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Global meters .......................................................................................................... 169
3.5.5.1.1 Multi-game accounting ..................................................................................... 169
3.5.5.1.2 Game accounting .............................................................................................. 170
3.5.5.1.3 Master accounting ............................................................................................ 171
3.5.5.1.4 Currency accounting ......................................................................................... 172
3.5.5.1.5 Transfer accounting .......................................................................................... 173
3.5.5.1.6 Security accounting ........................................................................................... 174
Temporary meters .................................................................................................. 175
3.5.6 HISTORY ........................................................................................................... 176
4 ELECTRICAL SCHEME............................................................................................... 177
5 SIQ Certificate of Conformity ........................................................................................ 182
6 VENDOR LITERATURE (MONITOR, PRINTER) ..................................................... 183
6.1 SEMAPHORE SUZO 11-1882 ............................................................................... 183
6.2 VIDEO TOPPER SUZO SH1950 ........................................................................... 184
6.3 MOTHERBOARD IEI KINO-DA77E ................................................................... 188
6.4 BILL ........................................................................................................................ 199
6.4.1 JCM bill ............................................................................................................. 199
UBA10 ..................................................................................................................... 199
iPRO ......................................................................................................................... 204
iVIZION .................................................................................................................... 209
6.4.2 MEI BILL (SC ADVANCE and CASHFLOW) ......................................................... 214
6.5 TICKET ................................................................................................................... 217
6.5.1 EPIC 950 ........................................................................................................... 217
6.5.2 GEN2 ................................................................................................................ 223
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PICTURES
Identification plate ................................................................................................ 18
Carefully open........................................................................................................ 19
Screws position ...................................................................................................... 19
Slot S3 .................................................................................................................... 20
Dimension of Slot S3 .............................................................................................. 21
Installation Slot S3 ................................................................................................. 22
Rear connection ..................................................................................................... 24
MUX position ......................................................................................................... 25
SMIB connector position ....................................................................................... 25
BALY connector position .................................................................................... 26
ZONKE connector position ................................................................................. 26
Slot components ................................................................................................ 28
PC components .................................................................................................. 29
Semaphore ......................................................................................................... 30
Semaphore grounded ........................................................................................ 30
Semaphore meaning .......................................................................................... 31
Semaphore/topper connection cable ................................................................ 31
Video topper ...................................................................................................... 32
Fans .................................................................................................................... 33
PC connector plate ............................................................................................. 33
usb WIBU key ..................................................................................................... 34
WIBU error ......................................................................................................... 34
CRC USB check disk ............................................................................................ 34
Error CRC ............................................................................................................ 35
SSD drive 60Gb ................................................................................................... 36
SSD drive 120Gb ................................................................................................. 36
UPS to motherboard communication cable ...................................................... 37
UPS board with terminal description................................................................. 37
Table 1 UPS GC Terminal commands ................................................................. 38
Audio amplifier .................................................................................................. 40
Slot board KEYBOARD ........................................................................................ 41
12V power cable for slot board ......................................................................... 43
12V and 24V power cable for slot board ........................................................... 43
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KB5 to PC communication cable ........................................................................ 43
Table 2 Keyboard info GC Terminal commands ................................................ 44
Table 3 Keyboard KEY/RFID GC Terminal commands ........................................ 44
Keyboard – RFID cable ....................................................................................... 45
RFID board.......................................................................................................... 45
Keyboard – dallas cable ..................................................................................... 46
Keyboard – buttons cable .................................................................................. 47
Table 4 Keyboard Reset key GC Terminal commands ...................................... 47
Keyboard reset key cable ................................................................................... 48
Keyboard reset/audit key cable ......................................................................... 48
Table 5 Keyboard signal light GC Terminal commands..................................... 49
Keyboard extension board cable ....................................................................... 50
Table 6 Bill GC terminal command .................................................................... 51
Table 7 JCM Bill GC terminal command ............................................................. 52
Bill communication select .................................................................................. 52
Jumper for select voltage level of communication ........................................... 53
JCM UBA10 bill ................................................................................................... 54
JCM UBA10 bill cable ......................................................................................... 54
JCM iPRO bill ...................................................................................................... 55
JCM iPRO bill cable ............................................................................................. 55
JCM iVIZION bill .................................................................................................. 56
JCM iVIZION bill cable ........................................................................................ 56
Mei BILL .............................................................................................................. 57
Mei bill serial communication cable .................................................................. 57
PCB adapter for mei bill ..................................................................................... 58
CCTalk cable provided from mei manufacture .................................................. 58
PCB adapter to CCTalk mei flat cable 1-1 .......................................................... 58
Keyboard to PCB adapter power and communication cable............................. 59
Slot board LED .................................................................................................... 60
LED main communication cable......................................................................... 61
RGB output ......................................................................................................... 61
Table 8 LED main GC Terminal commands ........................................................ 62
Slot board security switches .............................................................................. 63
Security switches communication cable ............................................................ 64
Dip switches for disable each switches.............................................................. 65
Table 9 Security switches main GC Terminal commands .................................. 65
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Connection of the switch ................................................................................... 65
Multiplexer ......................................................................................................... 66
Multiplexer power cable .................................................................................... 66
Table 10 Multiplexer DIP switch description ..................................................... 67
SAS online cable ................................................................................................. 68
SMIB online cable............................................................................................... 68
BALY online cable ............................................................................................... 69
ZONKE online cable ............................................................................................ 70
Ticket communication and power cable............................................................ 71
Ticket printer mounted ...................................................................................... 71
Ticket printing mounting kit............................................................................... 72
Example ticket .................................................................................................... 72
EPIC 950 ticket printer ....................................................................................... 73
GEN2 ticket printer ............................................................................................ 73
Power supply...................................................................................................... 74
Mounted power supply ..................................................................................... 75
Ticket printer install kit complete ...................................................................... 75
Remove 12V power supply ................................................................................ 76
Connect 24V power supply ................................................................................ 77
Mounted 24V power supply .............................................................................. 78
Power distribution box ...................................................................................... 79
Button extension................................................................................................ 81
External buttons cable ....................................................................................... 82
Button scheme ................................................................................................... 82
Table 11 External buttons GC Terminal commands .......................................... 83
GB distribution board ........................................................................................ 84
RGB distribution board connectors ................................................................... 84
Mechanical counters .......................................................................................... 85
Mechanical counters communication cable ...................................................... 85
Mechanical counters power cable ..................................................................... 86
Table 12 Mechanical counter GC Terminal command ...................................... 86
External button cable ......................................................................................... 87
Button RGB power cable .................................................................................... 88
1. RGB button cable ........................................................................................... 88
2. RGB button cable ........................................................................................... 88
Easybeat external keyboard............................................................................... 89
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Forcebet external keyboard ............................................................................... 89
Lion’s share external keyboard .......................................................................... 90
External keyboard with touch screen monitor .................................................. 90
Presentation of user access to the individual environments ............................ 92
Bios insert window ............................................................................................. 93
Steps for insert username .................................................................................. 94
BIOS menu.......................................................................................................... 95
Guest user password change ............................................................................. 97
Settings log recording ........................................................................................ 99
Service control window ................................................................................... 100
Date and Time settings window ...................................................................... 101
SAS configuration menu................................................................................... 102
SAS channel 1 protocol settings....................................................................... 103
SAS channel features configuration windows ................................................. 104
SAS channel 1 client settings windows ............................................................ 105
Mechanical meters configuration application ................................................. 106
Each mechanical counter parameter ............................................................... 107
Serial ports setup ............................................................................................. 108
COM port devices............................................................................................. 109
Ticket printer configuration windows.............................................................. 109
Security switches set-up window .................................................................... 110
Backup menu ................................................................................................... 111
System update selector ................................................................................... 112
Update confirm window .................................................................................. 112
Select user window .......................................................................................... 113
Rights select window ....................................................................................... 114
Add user window ............................................................................................. 114
Name for new user .......................................................................................... 115
New user added ............................................................................................... 115
Delete user selection window.......................................................................... 116
Selection user window for assign user to group.............................................. 116
Selection group window for new user ............................................................. 117
User assign to group ........................................................................................ 118
Selection window for user change password .................................................. 118
Selected user password change window ......................................................... 119
Change password logger user window ............................................................ 119
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GC Terminal software window ........................................................................ 120
GC Terminal sending command ....................................................................... 121
GC Terminal command list ............................................................................... 122
LOG files window ............................................................................................. 123
Window foe chose log files .............................................................................. 124
Searching event’s Window .............................................................................. 124
Quick printer testing ........................................................................................ 125
BIOS sound test ................................................................................................ 126
BIOS info........................................................................................................... 127
Dallas entry window ........................................................................................ 128
Confirm dallas entry ......................................................................................... 129
Select currency ................................................................................................. 129
Add currency .................................................................................................... 130
Dallas key list.................................................................................................... 130
Add dallas key .................................................................................................. 131
Select denominations ...................................................................................... 132
Bill setup........................................................................................................... 133
Coin setup ........................................................................................................ 133
Language and machine id setup ...................................................................... 134
Serial number entry window ........................................................................... 136
Activation code window .................................................................................. 137
Administrative menu....................................................................................... 138
Credit out menu ............................................................................................... 139
Key pay out ...................................................................................................... 139
Service menu – inserting password ................................................................. 140
Machine management menu........................................................................... 141
Confirmation window for restart or shutdown machine ................................ 141
Reserved sloth machine ................................................................................... 142
Program fails version ....................................................................................... 144
Component list ................................................................................................. 145
Aurum status .................................................................................................... 146
System information diagnostic menu .............................................................. 147
Ticket printer diagnostic menu ........................................................................ 148
Bill acceptor diagnostic menu .......................................................................... 149
Keyboard panel diagnostic menu .................................................................... 150
Semaphore diagnostic menu ........................................................................... 151
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LED diagnostic menu ........................................................................................ 152
Switches diagnostic menu ............................................................................... 153
Mechanical counters diagnostic menu ............................................................ 154
Audio diagnostic menu .................................................................................... 155
Video diagnostic menu .................................................................................... 156
Video test ......................................................................................................... 156
Event log vive ................................................................................................... 157
Denomination select ........................................................................................ 159
Dallas code ....................................................................................................... 160
Limit setup ....................................................................................................... 161
Transfer setup .................................................................................................. 162
Sound volume .................................................................................................. 163
Bill acceptor setup ........................................................................................... 165
Printer setup .................................................................................................... 166
LED dimmer ...................................................................................................... 167
Game RTP list ................................................................................................... 168
Statistic accounting review .............................................................................. 169
Game accounting window ............................................................................... 170
Master accounting window ............................................................................. 171
Currency accounting window .......................................................................... 172
Transfer accounting window ........................................................................... 173
Security accounting window ............................................................................ 174
Temporary accounting window ....................................................................... 175
History .............................................................................................................. 176
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1 BASIC TECHNICAL DATA FOR THE DEVICE
1.1 BASIC DATA

Title
GAMING MACHINE – GAME STAR
Model
Type S3
Manufacturer
GOLD CLUB d.o.o.
Cesta na Lenivec 44,
6210 Sežana
SLOVENIA
Identification
When communicating with Gold Club Company or with service center, always give
the Slot SERIAL NUMBER, which can be found on left side of cashbox.
Identification plate
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Transportation
The Slots is normally transported by surface means. Machine is protected with
carton and plastic foil. The slot is screwed with three screws through the bottom of
machine in the wooden palette. Be careful when you open the bottom door, to avoid
scratching the door to the wooden palette.
Carefully open
Screws position
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Unloading
On receiving the Slot, it is advisable to check its conditions and integrity. Raise the
machine with normal lifting equipment to unload.
Slot S3
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1.2 DIMENSIONS
Dimension of Slot S3
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1.3 THE CONFIGURATING OF A NUMBER OF GAMING
MACHINES
Gaming machines manufactured by the Gold Club, d. o. o, can be placed side by side.
In this case, a minimum space must be ensured between them. The minimum
distance between two machines should be 17 cm. The space is necessary to avoid
interrupting the opening of the front door of the machine as this is the only way it is
possible to ensure a view into the interior and any servicing that proves necessary.
The machines can be placed against the wall or two rows with rear side together.
OTHER REQUIREMENTS OF THE MANUFACTURER REGARDING THE INSTALLATION OF THE GAMING
MACHINE
- The gaming machine may only be used in enclosed spaces and must under no
condition come into contact with water.
- The installation of the machine may only be performed in the prescribed
position (vertical) as shown by the picture below Figure 4.
- The cabinet must be additionally secured to the foreseen rack (cashbox) for
the purpose of preventing possible movement of the machine caused by the
player.
- The slots on the left and right sides of the cabinet must under no
circumstances be covered as these cover the fans that ensure the dissipation
of hot air from the machine.
Installation Slot S3
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1.4 POSITIONING AND ASSEMBLING
Attention!
On the slot under the plastic foil is topper and carton box
The carton box contains key for doors, dallas or rfid key, screws for fix the machine
on the foreseen rack (cashbox), if machine have only semaphore this is located in
box
When positioning, assembling and installing the machine the following must be
respected:
- laws and standards in force regarding the installation of electrical equipment
- directives and indications issued by the electrical supply network
- local building and fire-prevention laws
- accident prevention regulations
- ensure antistatic environment
Environmental specifications
The slot machine is for indoor use only.
1.5 HOW TO CONNECT THE GAMING DEVICE
Attention!!! Inside slot are parts on high voltage! Only

qualified service can have access that area!
Power connection
Connection of the gaming machine is simple and straightforward. The slot machine is
connected to the electrical grid (AC 230V/50Hz) with the aid of an adjoined electrical
conduit. In the event of the conduit not being adjoined, the user must purchase it,
paying attention to the conduit dimensions recommended by the manufacturer (a
minimum of 3x0.75 mm2). The connection cable must be certificated and suitable for
your country. The connection plug is located on the rear side of the gaming machine
(see the image below Figure 7)
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ATTENTION: An incorrect electrical supply voltage may cause
damage or permanently damage the gaming machine, for
which Gold Club, d. o. o, cannot assume responsibility.
Rear connection
ONLINE CONECTION
- JACKPOT
The connection plug (LAN connector) for jackpot which is connected with standard
network cable (RJ45 connector) is located on the rear side of the gaming machine
over the power connector (see the image Figure 7)
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- SAS
SAS online is connected on multiplexer which is in the Slot on the left side of slot.
SAS cable is connected on first connector of multiplexer (see the image below Figure
8)
MUX position
- SMIB
SMIB connector is on left top side, inside of Slot (see the image below Figure 9)
SMIB connector position
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- BALY
BALY connector is on bottom left side, inside of slot (see the image below Figure 10)
BALY connector position
- ZONKE
ZONKE connector is on bottom left side, inside of slot (see the image below Figure 11)
ZONKE connector position
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2 PART LIST
2.1 THE STRUCTURE OF THE GAMING MACHINE

The gaming machine, in this case a game star slot machine, is made according to all the
norms and standards. Basically, it is constructed from metallic and plastic parts. In terms of
structure, it is a gaming machine from the Gold Club: Classics Series round tops with 19.5”
video topper and two 23.8” TFT monitor, one with touch screen controller. In addition to
the monitor, the machine is equipped with external keys or optional 10.1” touch monitor
that give the player easier and simpler access and use.
In addition to the components visible externally, each gaming machine also comprises high-
performance computer elements and components. The Windows embedded operating
system is used with solid state drive.
Regarding means of payment of credit and the payout, we only use quality and tested
devices, such as acceptors by the manufacturer JCM, Future Logic, ticket printer, Azkoyen
coin acceptors and hoppers by a well-known British manufacturer.
The gaming machine cabinet is made of sheet metal and is painted black. The front of the
machine, which also forms the door, is made of strong steel. The door of the gaming
machine is opened using a lock and a pin, which are fixed to the right side of the cabinet.
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1 - Semaphore
2 - Video topper
3 - Fans
4 - PC box
5 - Controller box
6 - Distribution box
7 - Ticket printer
8 - Bill
9 - Subwoofer
10 - Led distribution circuit
11 - External keys
12 - Cashbox
13 - MUX
14 - Upper monitor
15 - Lower monitor
16 - Power supply 24V
17 - Power supply 12V
18 - Mechanical counters
19 - Extension
Slot components
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1 - Power off button
2 - Reset button
3 - CRC usb check disk
4 - WIBU usb key
5 - UPS 12V in
6 - UPS power out (optional)
7 - UPS board
8 - SSD storage disc
9 - Slot board
10 - RAM
11 - Motherboard
12 - Audio amplifier
PC components
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2.2 ELECTRONIC
2.2.1 SEMAPHORE
If stand alone must be on the pedestal. It can be three-color or two-color only. If stand
alone is connected on slot board, adder way is connected in video toper and then to slot
board. When semaphore is without video topper must be grounded on the screw of fans
(Figure 15). For testing look chapter 2.2.5.2.1.3
Specification¸
1 - Semaphores
2 - Pedestal
3 - Connector
4 - 2. light
5 - 1. light
6 - Ground
Semaphore
Semaphore grounded
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White lightning Blue flashing fast
- SERVICE button is - The door is opened
pressed
White flashing slow Blue and white flashing slow

- The door was closed and not - Handpay is required
Unlocked
- Online lock
Semaphore meaning
Semaphore/topper connection cable
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2.2.2 VIDEO TOPER
Video topper is connected in the same connector as semaphore (Figure 17). Monitor is
connected with HDMI cable to slot pc on 3. HDMI out. Video topper is grounded with cable
in the connector. Specification
1 - Semaphore
2 - Video topper
3 - Pedestal
Video topper
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2.2.3 FANS
Two fans connected directly on 12V in power distribution.
Fans
2.2.4 PC BOX
The connection of the computer is quite easy and simple. As with any ordinary computer,
this computer also has all the connections in the rear. To make things even easier, a
connection scheme is placed into each playing machine. All you need to do is follow the
connection scheme, an example of which is shown below.
PC connector plate
As is shows on the picture above every connector explained. The same label is on every
machine (on the PC box), so in this case every technician knows where the different kind of
cables should be connected. Power relay is connected on power distribution box and has
the function to power the relay which power all other components on slot. Power connector
on the top of PC box which is connected to UPS board is powered directly from power
supply.
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WIBU KEY
Wibu key I s the first protection. General program is also protected with a wibu key. This
means that the program is locked to the wibu key and in this case if software or wibu key is
changed the machine can’t run.
Wibu key is unique for each gaming machine.
usb WIBU key
Wibu key is connected to the computer over USB port. If WIBU key is missing or broken the
machine doesn’t start end give the following error.
WIBU error
CRC USB CHECK DISK
CRC USB check disk
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CRC USB check disk is the second protection and is write protected, on the USB check disk is
the list of all executable and dll files, every time the program is started it checks list of files if
they match with files on SSD disk. If the files didn’t match or missing USB check disk the
machine doesn’t start end give the following error.
Error CRC
The CRC check is possible to run with update from USB key in bios (look capture 3.2.2.3 restore)
MOTHERBOARD
The motherboard is industrial mark IEI, model KINO DA77E. Processor is AMD quad core
with integrated graphic card. The motherboard has special EPROM with the signing of the
company Gold Club which is important to run slot. Motherboard is powered by a UPS which
ensures that if you run out of power, the computer shuts down correctly. On motherboard
is connected
 Monitor with HDMI-DVI cable
 Touch panel with USB cable
 Mechanical counters and ticket on external com port
 Mux with USB cable
 Jackpot with lan cable
 Audio amplifier with audio cable 3.5 mm jack
 Slot board (KB5, led main, switch main), UPS on com port
 Signal for relay which is in power distribution box
Specification
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RAM
In motherboard is inserted one 8Gb 204-pin SODIMM memory module.
SSD STORAGE DISC

In Slot is installed SSD (solid state drive) storage drive capacity of 60Gb or optional 120Gb
deepens of number installed games.
SSD drive 60Gb
SSD drive 120Gb
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UPS BOART
UPS unit has one input (12V) end two output, one is for motherboard and second is for
mechanical counters if the market requires. COM communication with motherboard takes
care of properly stopping at power failure.
Communication cable is connected in PC on COM port 7
UPS to motherboard communication cable
UPS board with terminal description
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For properly function of UPS you can go to GC Terminal (to find GC Terminal look to capture
3.2.2.5.1 GC Terminal) and tested the board. In GC Terminal you must select COM port 30700
and open the port, you can write command from the next table version
TYPED RESPONSE DESCRIPTION
VE VE LCR UPS - 1.10_0.35 Version - Returns product identification.
HE DISPLAYS HELP MENU Help - Displays help.
BL VA BL 100 Battery level - Returns battery state of charge in percent.
VA TEST_BATTERY
TEST_BATTERY Battery test - Last battery test results
HIGH_CAPACITY
DISPLAYS ALL
VA Variables list - Returns variables (VE..UPS_T) and their values.
VARIABLES
VV_ACCU VA VV_ACCU 11.06 Voltage value battery - Returns battery voltage in volts.
VV_CELL1 VA VV_CELL1 3.68 Voltage value cell1 - Returns cell1 voltage in volts.
Table 1 UPS GC Terminal commands
On Board LED Indication
 Data
o Green
Blink on transmitting data.
o Red
Blink on receiving data.
 Power
o Green
Input voltage indication:
- POWER_ONLINE - On,
- ON_BATTERY - 1 second On, 1 second Off.
Or battery test:
- TEST_BATTERY_PREPARE - 0.5 second On, 0.5 second Off.
- TEST_BATTERY_ACTIV - 0.15 second On, 0.15 second Off.
o Red
Battery status indication:
- OK - Off,
- LOW_BATTERY - 1 second On, 1 second Off,
- CRITICAL_BATTERY - On.
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Or battery test:
- TEST_BATTERY_PREPARE - 0.5 second On, 0.5 second Off.
- TEST_BATTERY_ACTIV - 0.15 second On, 0.15 second Off.
 Special conditions
- POWER ON PROCEDURE - all 4 LEDs On for 2 seconds
- LOW INPUT VOLTAGE (<11.0V) DURING POWER ON - all 4 LEDs On. Device
will stay in this state until adequate power source and reset are provided.
Battery test procedure

Battery test procedure is completely automatic and is initiated once a week. During
prepare time, charging is turned off until battery voltage is stable (2 minutes). Batteries
are than discharged with constant 4A current for 10 seconds. Voltage drop down (before
and after discharge) will indicate battery state of health:
- delta < 0.78 - HIGH_CAPACITY; batteries OK,
- delta 0.78 - 0.90 - MEDIUM_CAPACITY; one should consider replacing the batteries,
- delta > 0.90 - LOW_CAPACITY; batteries should be replaced immediately.
Battery level synchronization
During battery test, battery charge rate is also synchronized. Charge rate is recalibrated
using voltage method (Coulomb counting is used during normal work).
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2.2.5 CONTROLLER BOX
AUDIO AMPLIFIER
Slot S3 uses 2.1 sound system, which has loaded audio profile for S3 Slot.
1 - 12V DC power
2 - Left speaker
3 - Right speaker
4 - Woofer
5 - Audio input
6 - LED 2
7 - LED 1
Audio amplifier
LED 1 – I2C ok
LED 2 – Uart comunication
Sound test can be made in bios menu chapter 3.2.2.5.4 and diagnostic center chapter 3.5.4.1.4.9,
or game menu chapter 3.5.4.3.5
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SLOT BOARD
Slot board contains keyboard controller with CCTalk, main and extension switch, led main
and led extension board.
2.2.5.2.1 KEYBOARD
Slot board KEYBOARD
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1 – Keyboard controller communication with PC (RS232; COM8; 30800)
2 – RFID communication to RFID board of dallas reader
3 – Jumper for bill communication settings
4 – Connector for reset key or externals buttons
5 – Semaphore
6 – ISP programing connector
7 – Connector for extension board for external buttons
8 – Dipswitch for bill communication settings
9 - Connector for bill serial communication
10 – Connector for bill CCTalk communication
11 – Hopper CCTalk connector
12 – Connector for Bill
13 – Jumper for selection Hooper voltage
14 – Coin acceptor connector
15 – Microprocessor ATmega 1281
16 – Led indicator
17 – Fuse for keyboard controller 2A
18 – Power connector for keyboard controller
19 – Power connector for CCTalk, Led main and extension board, Switches main and
extension board
The circuit of the keyboard is one of the main parts of the Slot. It serves for the
communication of elements that are connected to the circuit via the central computer (PC).
The main part of the circuit is the processor (ATMEGA position number 15), which processes
the signals of all the connected components (the bill acceptor, coin acceptor, hopper, etc.)
sending them to the computer in the form of a code (RS 232). As has already been
mentioned, all the input/output units are connected to the circuit and comprise the
following: smart key, bill acceptor, coin acceptor, hopper, security switches, additional
external buttons, semaphore, etc. Power connector is one 12V odder 12V to 24V, power is
for whole board include led and switch board. Fuse under position number 17 is for
keyboard only. If LED under position number 16 flashing indicate property working
keyboard.
If use power is only 12V then use power cable in picture below
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12V power cable for slot board
When use 12V and 24V we have two separate cable like show picture below
12V and 24V power cable for slot board

KB5 to PC communication cable
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For properly function and settings of keyboard you can go to GC Terminal (to find GC
Terminal look to chapter 3.2.2.5.1 GC Terminal). In GC Terminal you must select COM port 30800
and open the port, you can write information command from the next table
VE GoldClub - KeyCtrl - Ver 4.1.3(beta) Name of board and version
DP xxxx xxxx Dip switch status (bill, hooper, coin settings)
RS reset keyboard
Table 2 Keyboard info GC Terminal commands
Oder GC Terminal code you can find in itch capture, for the item that is described in capture.
For all commands which relate to keyboard must be opened the same COM port in GC
Terminal (30800). After all programing you must reset keyboard with RS command.
2.2.5.2.1.1 KEY/RFID
This connector is use for communication with RFID board or dallas key. If you use RFID you
must select this in GC Terminal. Dallas work anyway.
PR 16 08 PR 16 08 select RFID, need reset
Reed inserted dallas, if code is FFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
DL xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
then dallas isn’t inserted
655 dallas was been remove
Table 3 Keyboard KEY/RFID GC Terminal commands
Dallas or RFID is used for operator access in admin menu, clear locks or handpay… Each key
can be set to certain privileges. This can be done in slot menu (chapter 0), production setup
(Figure 155). The reader of the smart key is connected to the keyboard circuit via the smart
key cable.
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Keyboard – RFID cable
RFID board
1 – RFID antenna
2 – RJ45 connector for power and communication
3 – Jumper for enable buzzer
4 – Buzzer
5 – LED for indicate detect RFID card
6 – LED for indicate power
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Keyboard – dallas cable
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2.2.5.2.1.2 Reset key
Reset key it can be used for external buttons or reset lock. If connector is use for external
buttons is connected the same cable like when connected buttons on extension.
Keyboard – buttons cable

When you press the first button you will see the 257 code in GC terminal. For second button
you will see the 258 code. The code that keyboard answer for press the button you can
programing for different code of use. In the table below you can see GC Terminal code for
programing and testing. After all programing you must reset keyboard with RS command.
YP 255 8 All buttons led on
YP 255 0 All buttons led off
YI 257 1 752 button light on; button light off = yi 257 0; blink = yi 257 1 1
YI 258 1 753 button light on; button light off = yi 258 0; blink = yi 258 1 1
PR 8 XX PR 8 XX Programing different code for 1. button (XX is the code in HEX)
PR 10 XX PR 10 XX Programing different code for 2. button (XX is the code in HEX)
PR 3 0F PR 3 0F Programing to repeat code for 1. and 2. button
PR 3 80 PR 3 80 Programing for reset key
PR 3 C0 PR 3 C0 Programing for reset/audit key
Table 4 Keyboard Reset key GC Terminal commands
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Keyboard reset key cable
Keyboard reset/audit key cable

If reset key is in use then when key is turned in keyboard send different code which is
preprogrammed, for reset is code-01000000000003E0 and for audit is code-
100000000000282.
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2.2.5.2.1.3 Signal light
On signal light connector is connected semaphore, cable for connection it is shown on
Figure 17 Semaphore/topper connection cable under CON3. GC Terminal code for testing
signal light
SF 0 800 all lights off
SF 1 801 red lights off
SF 2 802 red lights slow blinking
SF 3 803 red lights fast blinking
SF 4 804 red lights on
SF 5 805 green lights off
SF 6 806 green lights slow blinking
SF 7 807 green lights fast blinking
SF 8 808 green lights on
SF 9 809 blue lights off
SF 10 810 blue lights slow blinking
SF 11 811 blue lights fast blinking
SF 12 812 blue lights on
Table 5 Keyboard signal light GC Terminal commands
Signal lights can be also tested in diagnostic chapter 3.5.4.1.4.5
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2.2.5.2.1.4 Extension
Extension is board for control external buttons (chapter 2.2.11). Cable for connect extension
with keyboard is show below.
Keyboard extension board cable

Externals button control can be tested in GC Terminal or menu diagnostic (chapter 3.5.4.1.4.4),
code for GC Terminals and buttons cable is described in chapter 2.2.11.
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2.2.5.2.1.5 BILL
Bill communication have more different options, deepens which bill is in use or if is in use
with coin acceptor and hooper. Propped working bill it can be tested in diagnostic center
chapter 3.5.4.1.4.3 or GC Terminal, some command is different for different bills.
BL 0 666 Bill off
BL 1 777 Bill on
BL 8 Reset bill
BL 13 return inserted banknote or ticket
821 64 power up
821 65 power up with bill in acceptor
821 66 power up with bill in stacker
Bill status
821 1 timeout in communication
821 17 idling
821 18 accepting
821 19 escrow
821 20 stacking
821 21 vend valid
821 22 stacked
821 23 rejecting
821 24 returning
BL 9 821 25 holding
821 26 disabled
821 27 initializing
821 67 stacker full
821 68 stacker open
821 69 jam in acceptor
821 70 jam in stacker
821 71 pause
821 72 cheating-hardware bill manipulation
821 73 failure
Table 6 Bill GC terminal command
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JCM BILL
BL 11 Currency revision
PR 0 40 PR 0 40 enable JCM bill
mei BILL serial communication
BL 15 Bill mask status
PR 100 40 PR 100 40 Enable mei bill
mei bill CCTalk communication
PR 100 01 Enable mei bill
Table 7 JCM Bill GC terminal command
After programing keyboard with PR command you must reset keyboard with RS
command.
1. BILL COMUNICATION SELECT

Under position number 8 is dip switch which provide, which communication we use.
Serial bill communication
cc-talk bill communication
Bill communication select
If is in use serial communication dip switch must be off if is use cc-talk communication dip
switch must be on.
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2. Voltage levels of bill communication
Keyboard controller has additional functionality to select voltage levels of serial
communication port. The serial communication runs on TTL or RS232 standard voltage
levels, depends on position of two jumpers located on keyboard controller board under
position number 3.
RS232 voltage level

communication
TTL voltage level

communication
Jumper for select voltage level of communication

If use cc-talk communication the jumper must be on TTL voltage level communication
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2.2.5.2.1.5.1 JCM BILL
1. UBA 10
JCM bill UBA 10 work only with serial communication (lock Figure 48) and TTL voltage level
(look Figure 49). Bill must be connected in bill acc. Serial connector under position number 9.
Manual and operation
JCM UBA10 bill
JCM UBA10 bill cable
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2. iPRO
JCM bill iPRO work only with serial communication (lock Figure 48) and TTL voltage level (look
Figure 49). Bill must be connected in bill acc. Serial connector under position number 9.
JCM iPRO bill
JCM iPRO bill cable
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3. iVIZION
JCM bill iPRO work only with serial communication (lock Figure 48) and TTL voltage level (look
Figure 49). Bill must be connected in bill acc. Serial connector under position number 9.
JCM iVIZION bill
JCM iVIZION bill cable
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2.2.5.2.1.5.2 Mei BILL (SC ADVANCE and CASHFLOW)
Mei BILL
Mei bill can communicate with serial communication or CCTalk. If bill communicate with
serial communication then dip switch must be on serial communication (lock Figure 48) and
jumper must be on rs232 (look Figure 49) in this case bill is connected on Bill acc. Serial
connector on keyboard under position number 9.
Mei bill serial communication cable
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To connect MEI bill acceptor with protocol CCTalk is needed adapter PCB (4004140), and
CCTalk cable provided from mei manufacture.
1 – Power connector to mei

2 – CCTalk communication and power to
keyboard controller (position number 10)
3 – CCTalk communication to mei with 1-1 flat
cable
PCB adapter for mei bill
1 – CCTalk communication to PCB adapter

with 1-1 flat cable
2 – Power connector to PCB adapter
3 – Connector to mei bill
CCTalk cable provided from mei manufacture
PCB adapter to CCTalk mei flat cable 1-1
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Keyboard to PCB adapter power and communication cable
When is use CCTalk communication then must be selected with dip switch (lock Figure 48),
jumper must be set on TTL look Figure 49) and bill must be connected on Bill acc. Cc-talk
connector under position number 10.
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2.2.5.2.2 LED
Slot board LED

1 – LED indicator
2 – Communications to another LED diver
3 – LED main controller communication with PC
4 – Microprocessor Atmega644
5 – ISP programing connector for LED main
6 – Microprocessor XC2C64A for LED driver
7 – Programing connector for LED driver
8 – RGB LED out
9 – RGB LED out
10 – Fuse for first LED driver
11 – Fuse for second LED driver
12 – Power for LED main
13 – Power for LED driver output
The circuit of the LED main and LED driver is one of the parts of the Slot board. It serves for
RGB LED illumination on the slot. The LED main communicate with RS232 communications
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to PC (communication connector is on position number 3). The LED main circuit
communicate with bout LED driver serial, in connector in position number 2 is possible to
connect another LED driver. The main part of the circuit is the processor (ATMEGA position
number 4), which can be programed with ISP on connector position number 5. LED on
position number 1 indicate property working LED main processor (flashing mean ok). Power
connector is on position number 12, power it can be 12V or 24V.LED driver circuit generate
PWM regulation for LED output, on position number 6 is microprocessor for LED driver. On
position number 7 is connector for programing LED driver. Power connector under position
number 13 is for LED driver is only 12V. RGB output on position number 8 and 9 is protected
with 2A fuse on position number 10 and11.
LED main communication cable

Each LED driver has 3-chanel PWM output which is sow in picture below
RGB output
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For properly function of LED main circuit you can go to GC Terminal (to find GC Terminal
look to chapter 3.2.2.5.1 GC Terminal) or diagnostic center chapter 3.5.4.1.4.6. In GC Terminal you
must select COM port 30500 and open the port, you can write command from the next
table.
VE VE GOLDCLUB_LED_CONTROL-1.0.0 Name end version of board
TR ALL ALL 1 0,0,0 LED lights off
TR ALL ALL 1 255,0,0 LED lights up red
TR ALL ALL 1 0,255,0 LED lights up green
TR ALL ALL 1 0,0,255 LED lights up blue
TR ALL ALL 1 255,255,255 LED lights up white
Table 8 LED main GC Terminal commands
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2.2.5.2.3 SECURETY SWITCH
Slot board security switches

1 – LED indicator
2 – Microprocessor Atmega32
3 – Switch main communication with PC
4 – ISP programing connector
5 – Connector for connect another SW extension
6 to 11 – Connector for switches
12 – Dip switch for enable switches
13 – Recharge battery for switches when is no power
14 – Power connector
ATTENTION!
Never insert a regular 1.5 V battery. Always use rechargeable batteries.
The circuit of the switch main and switch extension is one of the parts of the Slot board,
switches used for security reasons. All security switches (bill\hopper door, logic door, ...) are
connected to this circuit. If somebody opens any door the PC receives the information and it
react depending on configuration. It can block the station, it can block the whole slot or it
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just write the information to the log file,.... Switch main is powered from power connector
on position number 14. For communications to PC use RS232 connect on position number 3.
The main part of circuit is the processor ATmega32 (position number 2) which is programed
thru connector on position number 4. On position number 1 is LED which shove status of
working:
-1x/500ms: OK
-1x/100ms: Fail
-1x/2.5s: Battery operated
When is slot off, switch is steel working on battery (position number 13) which is charging
when is on power. On connector position number 5 can connect another SW extension,
which is for more security switches. Security switches is connected on connector position
number 6 to 11. With dip switches on position number 11 you can disable each switches.
Security switches communication cable
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All switches are enable
Switches on connector SW0, SW1 and SW2

are disable
Dip switches for disable each switches
Property work security switches can be tested in diagnostic center chapter 3.5.4.1.4.7, BIOS HW
switches chapter 3.2.2.1.7 or GC Terminal, where you must select COM port 30600 and open
the port, and you can write command from the next table.
VE VE GOLDCLUB_SWITCH-1.0.0 Name end version of board
BA M BA M 3.0V Battery voltage
Table 9 Security switches main GC Terminal commands
Connection of the switch
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2.2.6 MULTIPLEXER
20 devices can be connected to the multiplexer, which means that it has 20 input channels.
Currently on the slot multiplexer two channel. One channel is used for SAS online system,
second for SMIB online system. The number of channels is limited with the speed of data
transfer, i.e. the higher the speed, the lower the number of the channels used. In addition to
the data transfer connections the multiplexer also needs one-way electrical supply with
voltage between +7V and + 30V.
Multiplexer
Multiplexer power cable
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1 – +12V
2 – Dip switch
3 – Connector for programing
4 – USB communication with PC
5 – COM communication with PC (not in use)
6 – COM port 17-20 (not in use)
9 – COM port 5-8 (SMIB output)
10 – COM port 1-4 (SAS output)
Correct DIP switch configuration is show with yellow:
DIP SWITCH DESCRIPTION
1 2 transmission speed PC-MUX
x 0 115200 via COM port
x 1 921600 via USB
transmission speed MUX-
3 4 5 CLIENT
0 0 0 1200
1 0 0 2400
0 1 0 4800
1 1 0 9600
0 0 1 19200
1 0 1 38400 (only 12 channels)
6 ON_LINE system
0 normal
1 sas
7 not in use
8 loopback/normal
0 normal
1 loopback
Table 10 Multiplexer DIP switch description

For software settings SAS and SMIB look chapter 3.2.2.1.4
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2.2.7 ONLINE
SAS online
SAS online system is connected in multiplexer with DB9 connector, on COM port 1-4 (Figure
71). Cable to communication is show on picture below.
SAS online cable
SMIB online
SMIB online system is connected in multiplexer with DB9 connector, on COM port 5-8 (Figure
71) and power distribution. Cable to communication is show on picture below.
SMIB online cable
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BALY online
BALY online system is connected in multiplexer with DB9 connector, on COM port 1-4 (Figure
71), power distribution and three security switches (door, bill and PC door). Cable to
communication is show on picture below
BALY online cable
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ZONKE online
ZONKE online system is connected on motherboard, on COM port 4 (Figure 20) and power
distribution. Cable to communication is show on picture below
ZONKE online cable
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2.2.8 TICKET
Ticket is connected on COM port 4 on motherboard, and 24V power on power distribution
box. For connect ticket is use cable in picture below.
Ticket communication and power cable

24V supply is only for ticket. How to install second (24V) power supply look in chapter 2.2.9.
Where to connect power connector in power distribution box look chapter 2.2.10. Ticket is
mounted on carrier which allow to adjustment positions.
ATTENTION!
Be careful to bezel don’t fractures the Plexiglas mask on the door.
Ticket printer is bolted bottom. Where to screw and adjust position of the ticket printer
show picture below.
Ticket printer mounted
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All necessary materials for install ticket printer is in kit complete (Figure 86). The kit also
include power supply and materials for his install.
Material for ticker printer Install:
4 x M4x10mm screw
4 x M4 lock washer
4 x M5 washer
Ticket printing mounting kit

For testing ticket printer can go to GC Terminal, diagnostic center or bios. In GC Terminal
property working see if we open COM port 4, ticket printer send some word that can see.
The word is different for all ticket printer, in GC Terminal can see only if communication is
ok, we cent print something. For property printing we must go to diagnostic center and test
the printer look chapter 0 or bios HW PRINTER TEST look chapter 3.2.2.5.3. Ticket example
Example ticket
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EPIC 950
EPIC 950 ticket printer

Communication and power connector is on the ticket printer in bottom side behind the
paper. In GC Terminal ticket printer sequence sending the messages (example yä or
yÇ). Manual and operation
JCM GEN2
GEN2 ticket printer

Connector for power and communication is the same as on EPIC 950 ticket printer, but
GEN2 has connector on the cable behind the bill. In GC Terminal ticket printer sequence
sending the firmware which is programing (example
*S|0|GURUSAGE4|@|@|@|@|@|P|*). Manual and operation
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2.2.9 POWER SUPLAY
12V power supply power the whole slot thru distribution box. If slot has a ticket printer,
then needed 24V power supply beside 12V. The power supply is mounted on plate on
behind of slot. On 12V power supply is connected 220V cable and 12V cable from power
distribution box, another 12V cable is connected directly to PC box for powered UPS board.
Power supply
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1 – 12V power supply
2 – 24V power supply
3 – M4x6mm screw
4 – Power supply mounting
plate
Mounted power supply

If 24V power supply mounted subsequent you must order kit for ticket printer install, which
include ticket printer (EPIC 950 or GEN2), mounting material for ticket printer, 24V power
supply, screw for mounting power supply and cable for connect power supply on line like
show picture below.
Ticket printer install kit complete
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1. Unscrew screw on position number 3 and remove 12V power supply in direction
like show picture below.
Remove 12V power supply
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2. Connect 24V power supply on line with cable included in kit.
Connect 220V
- L from 12V power supply to L on 24V power supply (brown wire)
- N from 12V power supply to N on 24V power supply (blue wire)
- ⏚ from 12V power supply to ⏚ on 24V power supply (yellow/green wire)
Connect 24V cable is behind mounting plate
- Red wire to +V
- Brown wire to -V
Look picture below.
Connect 24V power supply
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3. Mounted 12V power supply on mounted plate, the opposite direction of remove.
Mounted 24V power supply on plate like show picture below, when is power
supply mounted screwed the screw which serves as a safeguard against
unplugging power supply.
Mounted 24V power supply
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2.2.10 DISTRIBUTION BOX
The distribution box provides distribution of power, fuse protection, main switch for main
power and relay for power all components in slot when PC goes on.
Power distribution box
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1 – Fuse 6.3A for 24V
2 – Fuse 16A for 12V
3 – Main switch
4 – Fuse 4A for 110-230V
5 – 24V power distribution output
6 – 110-230V input
7 – 110-230V output (optional)
8 – 12V power distribution output
9 – 24V power supply connector
Red – V+
Brown – V-
10 – 12V power supply connector
Blue – V+
Brown – V-
11 – 110-230V output for power supply
Brown – L
Blue – N
Yellow/green – ⏚
12 – Signal from PC for power rely
Electric scheme for power distribution is show in electrical scheme menu chapter 4
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2.2.11 BUTTON EXTENSION
The button extension circuit is a circuit that is used to connect external buttons.
Extension supports up to 16 buttons for each board. An example of an extension circuit is
shown below.
Button extension
1 – Fuse 3.15A
2 – 1. Button connector (code 261,262)
10 – Power connector 12V
11 – Connection to keyboard board
12 – Connection to another button extension
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Extension is connected on keyboard controller with flat 1:1 cable describe in Figure 45, the
same cable is use when need another extension. External button is connected in pair to one
RJ45 connector the 1. button is connected with orange-white, orange and green-white cable
and 2. button is connected with green, brown-white and brown cable. Cable for connect
buttons on extension is show below.
External buttons cable
Button scheme
For property work all external buttons go to GC Terminal look chapter 3.2.2.5.1 or diagnostic
center chapter 3.5.4.1.4.4. In GC Terminal open Keyboard COM port 30800, when you press
each button you will see answer of button extension, for each button is unique number. For
right button number go to chapter 2.3 where is describe all possible external keyboard and
buttons code.
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For buttons LED in GC Terminal you can use
YP 255 8 All buttons on
YP 255 0 All buttons off
YI 261 1 760 Button light on; button light off = YI 261 0; blink = YI 261 1 1
Table 11 External buttons GC Terminal commands
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2.2.12 RGB DISTRIBUTION
RGB distribution box is for simplified connections. It’s mounted on lower door and connect
to RGB output on keyboard. All LED on lower door (edgings, RGB buttons …) is connected on
RGB distribution box.
1 – 1. Input
2 – 1. Output
3 – 2. Output
4 – 3. Output
5 – 2. Input
6 – 4. Output
7 – 5. Output
8 – 6. Output
GB distribution board
RGB distribution board connectors
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2.2.13 MECHANICAL COUNTERS
This PCB supports 8 mechanical counters. From PC it receives data via RS232
communication, connected was on COM port 2. Power is 12V DC.
1 – Power connector
2 – Counter G
3 – Counter E
4 – Counter C
5 – Counter A
6 – ISP programing
connector
7 – COM communication
8 – Counter H
9 – Counter F
10 – Counter D
11 – Counter B
12 – Atmel microprocessor
13 – LED indicator
Mechanical counters
LED indicator show property working 1s on/100ms off means OK. Mechanical counters
communication and power cable show below.
Mechanical counters communication cable
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Mechanical counters power cable
For testing mechanical counters you can go to diagnostic center look chapter 3.5.4.1.4.8 or GC
Terminal and open COM port 30200, use command in table below.
TAYPD RESPONSE DESCRIPTION
VE GoldClub - Counters - Ver 1.2.0 Name and version of board
HE Help - Displays help.
ON POWER ON Power on
OFF POWER OFF Power off
VIA INA XXXX Shows the number (XXX) of which is counted for in counter A
VIB INB XXXX Shows the number (XXX) of which is counted for in counter B
VIC INC XXXX Shows the number (XXX) of which is counted for in counter C
VID IND XXXX Shows the number (XXX) of which is counted for in counter D
VIE INE XXXX Shows the number (XXX) of which is counted for in counter E
VIF INF XXXX Shows the number (XXX) of which is counted for in counter F
VIG ING XXXX Shows the number (XXX) of which is counted for in counter G
VIH INH XXXX Shows the number (XXX) of which is counted for in counter H
INA XXX OKOU Add a number (XXX) for counted in counter A
INB XXX OKOU Add a number (XXX) for counted in counter B
INC XXX OKOU Add a number (XXX) for counted in counter C
IND XXX OKOU Add a number (XXX) for counted in counter D
INE XXX OKOU Add a number (XXX) for counted in counter E
INF XXX OKOU Add a number (XXX) for counted in counter F
ING XXX OKOU Add a number (XXX) for counted in counter G
INH XXX OKOU Add a number (XXX) for counted in counter H
Table 12 Mechanical counter GC Terminal command
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2.2.14 MONITOR
Slot has three or optional four monitors. Monitor under position number 15 is 23.8” TFT-
LCD monitor with touchscreen panel for game. Upper monitor under position number 14 is
23.8 TFT-LCD monitor no touch for dynamical help. Video topper is for advertising. Optional
fourth monitor instead of an external button is 10.1 TFT-LCD monitor with touch panel. All
monitors is powered from industrial 12V power supply thru power distribution box. Where
connect HDMI signal cable for monitor can see in Figure 20, monitor with touch is connected
on HDMI1, upper monitor is connecter on HDMI2, video toper is connected on HDMI3 and
touch keyboard monitor is connected on HDMI4.
2.3 KEYBOARD (EXTERNAL BUTTON)

On slot is possible more different keyboard, depends on game end market. External buttons
is connected with cable on picture below.
External button cable

On each cable is connected two buttons, on picture of keyboard can see with red color
which cable and connector is for which button (3/1 means third cable and first button).
On picture is also marked with green color, code which is see if we tested external buttons
in GC Terminal (for property COM port and command look chapter 2.2.11). For large RGB
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button need different cable which can see on picture below.
Button RGB power cable

For each RGB button need one cable in picture above, cable is connected in RGB distribution
board.
Picture below show connection between button and extension board.
1. RGB button cable
Cable above is used if we have only one RGB button on external keyboard, if we have two
RGB button use cable below.
2. RGB button cable
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2.3.1 EASYBEAT
Easybeat external keyboard
2.3.2 FORCEBET
Forcebet external keyboard
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2.3.3 LION’S SHARE
Lion’s share external keyboard
2.3.4 TOUCSCREAN
External keyboard with touch screen monitor have one large RGB button for spin other
buttons is on the screen. The power for monitor is from distribution box (12V), usb for touch
communication is connected on left side PC box and video signal came to HDMI-DWI cable
which is also connected on left side of PC box in HDMI4 connector.
External keyboard with touch screen monitor
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2.4 EXPLODED VIEWS AND SPARE PARTS
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3 SETUP & SOFTWERE
3.1 THE OPERATING SYSTEM

As we know, the main part of the gaming device (Video Slot) is a computer, which enables
the performance of all major processes, such as all kinds of control over the game of slot,
security control, accounting of payments, etc. The Video Slot is a highly complex gaming
device, therefore all the processes that are performed require an adequate security level. In
other words that means that the operator or anyone else do not have access to the
windows environment. In our case this environment is windows embedded. In addition to
the protection itself, regarding the access to the working environment, some files that are
very important for the slot operation will be protected by the WIBU key, which means that it
will be impossible to modify the files related to the WIBU key.
Access to the individual parts is shown in the figure below.
Presentation of user access to the individual environments

As seen in the figure above, the user has access only to the BIOS software tool and to the
Slot game, which will be carried out automatically when the gaming device is turned on. The
user will not have access to all other programs and to the windows environment. How can
you leave the slot game and entry to BIOS setup window? If you want to do this
- Go to game menu and exit game
- When slot is starting before game start
When you see a window show on picture below you have 15s for decide what you want. So
if you want to enter to BIOS window you just press left top corner if touchscreen is used or
»Insert« button on keyboard.
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Bios insert window
3.2 BIOS
When you touch the corner or press insert its show window for username and password.
Three different username is possible (guest, admin and maintenance). To insert username
you must press Num Lock on keyboard except guest, when you press Num Lock the
username is go colored in red, now you can typed different username. For property
password for different username ask service.
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Steps for insert username
With guest access we have fewer rights, admin access is use for almost all settings and
maintenance is use for special intention (ram clear, factory reset…).
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BIOS menu
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3.2.1 GUEST
Guest user has the most limitations
CONFIG MENU
Change logging level
Not in use (for older monitors)
Slot is turned off
Slot will be restarted
The BIOS software tool is closed
3.2.1.1.1 LOGGER
For settings different type of logging look chapter 3.2.2.1.1
3.2.1.1.2 SYSTEM SHUTDOWN

Use this key to turn off the gaming machine.
3.2.1.1.3 SYSTEM RESTART

Use this key to restart the gaming device.
3.2.1.1.4 QUIT
By pressing this key, the software tool BIOS closes and the roulette game program starts
automatically.
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USERS MENU
3.2.1.2.1 Change my password
In this menu can be change password of guest user.
Guest user password change
DIAG MENU
Software tool for examine the contents of slot log files
Not in use (for old platform)
Quick printer test
Master volume setup
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3.2.1.3.1 View logs
Software tool for examine the contents of slot log files look chapter 3.2.2.5.2
3.2.1.3.2 HW printer test

Quick printer test look chapter 3.2.2.5.3
3.2.1.3.3 Sound test

Master volume setup look chapter 3.2.2.5.4
SYSTEM INFO
Information of system look chapter 3.2.2.6
3.2.2 ADMIN
Admin user it has all the rights
CONFIG MENU
Change logging level
Shown all Gold Club communications (services)
Date and time settings
SAS configuration settings
Mechanical counters settings
COM port configuration

Security switches settings
Not in use (for old configuration)
Slot is turned off
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3.2.2.1.1 LOGGER
This menu can be set how well information should be logged. This is intended to diagnose
problems. Default is INFO which is lowest level of logging. In case of diagnostics of problem
there are more levels of settings (debug1, debug2...) and highest is debug.
NOTE: Setting DEBUG responsible for the system and can affect the performance.
Problems with the machine, please contact our service department to tune the logging
level.
Settings log recording
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3.2.2.1.2 SERVICE CONTROL
By clicking the selected button, the »service control« box open and shown all Gold Club
communications (services) which is running in background
Service control window
Slot uses five services, which are running in background. GoldClub Hardware Subsystem is
service for hardware devices attached to slot. GoldClub Serial communication Gateway is for
all serial communication on slot. GoldClub Serial Communication Gateway SAS is service
only for SAS communications. GoldClub Aurum Services is service between gaming device
and online systems. GoldClub Logging LogDaemon is service for loggers. In this window we
can stop, start or restart services.
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3.2.2.1.3 DATE TIME
When Date Time is selected, than new window is opened. Here you can select date and
time.
Date and Time settings window
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3.2.2.1.4 SAS CONFIGURATION
In case that gaming device support SAS is necessary to set it in BIOS. In configuration
window is SAS configuration button. With pressing this button the operator can configure
different options for SAS on-line system. On slot is possible to have one or two SAS channel,
when we have two channel we must property set both channel separately. Below is
described settings only for first channel, the same way we set second channel but with
different settings.
SAS configuration menu
First window is only a selectable window where operator can choose what to configure and
which channel configure.
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SAS channel 1 protocol settings in this menu is detailed settings for SAS protocol
SAS channel 1 protocol settings

For each settings is in the bottom of window short description.
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SAS channel 1 features is settings for SAS channel functionality.
SAS channel features configuration windows
• is validation controller (if selected, validation for tickets is used)

• is cashless controller (if selected, electronic pay in and pay out can be used)
• is handpay controller (if selected, all hand pays can be controlled by external computer)
• is bonusing controller (if selected, bonusing like jackpot can be controlled by external
computer)
• is note acceptor controller (if selected, all pay in with note acceptor are visible on online)
NOTE: Before closing configuration window press apply button for confirm changes. Here, the
operator can set all necessary things to make system working.
Normally all settings are already set by manufacturer and is not necessary to change anything.
Settings are for every SAS client separated, so for multiplayer gaming device number of clients
depends of numbers of player stations.
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SAS channel 1 client settings windows
In this settings is also short description show on bottom of window.
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3.2.2.1.5 MECHANICAL
By clicking the selected button, a set-up window will open, in which all of the required
mechanical counter parameters are set.
Mechanical meters configuration application

On slot is connected 8 mechanical meters, each meter can be configured, depend what it
counts.
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Below are explained all possible configured parameters.
Each mechanical counter parameter

● comm – communication port (should be 0 because mechanical counter is connected on
COM port 2 on motherboard
● command – it means where the meter is physically on the board.
● factor – factor configuration (how many credits for each turn). Four different options are
available:
f-1………….1 credit one turn
f-10………..10 credits one turn
f-100………100 credits one turn
f-1000…….1000 credits one turn
● meter – what each meter count

● player – should be 0 because on slot is only one playing station.
Percentage and WaitAnswer we don’t change.
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3.2.2.1.6 HW DRIVERS
By clicking the selected button, the »port configure« box open. That means that we
determine which device will be connected to the individual communication port.
Serial ports setup
In windows which show we can see available COM port (green colour) end speed of
communication on each port. All devices on COM port is use same speed which is 9600
bit/s. If we open endpoints tab we can see device connected on slot, but they show only
devices which need special driver.
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COM port devices
tcp://127.0.0.1:30200 – (COM port 2): GC Devices – Mechanical counters (didn’t show)

tcp://127.0.0.1:30400 – (COM port 4): GC Devices – Ticket printer (optional)
tcp://127.0.0.1:30500 – (COM port 5): GC Devices – Lights
tcp://127.0.0.1:30600 – (COM port 6): GC Devices – Security switches
tcp://127.0.0.1:30700 – (COM port 7): GC Devices – UPS (didn’t show)
tcp://127.0.0.1:30800 – (COM port 8): GC Devices – Keyboard (didn’t show)
Only settings in this menu is for choose right ticket printer. Select ticket printer and press
enter on keyboard and another windows will show up.
Ticket printer configuration windows

In drop-down list select right ticket printer which is install on slot, be careful that Alias
index is 0, if don’t the ticket printer will not work. When we chose wright ticket printer and
Alias index set on 0 press Set button. Now must be on tcp://127.0.0.1:30400 right ticket
printer. Mow press Save button and wait until all services restart before quit window.
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3.2.2.1.7 HW SWITCHES
By clicking the selected button, a set-up window will open, in which all of the required
security switches parameters are set.
Security switches set-up window

First open the Block 1 tree on left side of window, now you see all switch connected on
switch board. The picture of board is different because is the board is modified. In the top
layer is Legend for symbols showed on picture. On this window can be see which switches is
open, so you can test the switches. By press on each switch in left side, open the right side
window for set the action for each switch. In the bottom is line which show connection
status (between PC to switch main board and between main and secondary switches board)
and if device work properly. For each switch is possible to set some settings:
● Description – is only for describe each switch
● Action – can be set different action when is door open
● Alert type – chose wat type of alert you want
● Auto Unlock – check if you want to unlock slot when door is close
● Door mapping – set name which is show in error message, log fail and online
● Reporting mode – set where you want to see if door is open
● Position – must be check Station 1 because is only one player station
When you finish with settings, press Apply button to save the settings. Settings must be
saved for each switch separately.
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3.2.2.1.8 SYSTEM SHUTDOWN
Use this key to turn off the gaming machine.
3.2.2.1.9 SYSTEM RESTART

Use this key to restart the gaming device.
3.2.2.1.10 QUIT
By pressing this key, the software tool BIOS closes and the roulette game program starts
automatically.
BACKUP MENU
Backup menu enables you to do various data backup. Here you can save certain data
(finances, setup, statistics, log files, etc.) to the USB flash disk. When you press Log files you
see window where you can chose haw many days you want to backup.
Backup menu
The backup fails is save on USB stick in folder GoldClub\GSTXXXXX where XXXXX means
serial number for example GST16166.
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RESTORE MENU
By clicking the System update, you can update any software tool or gaming machine
equipment. Here mainly the software equipment manufactured by the Gold Club is being
updated. You can update the software equipment by loading all necessary files to the USB
dis. A dialog box will open in which you select the file (picture below) and press enter.
System update selector

The update is different for different market and slot configuration, for update contact
customer service. When you select update end press enter is show another window where
you confirm that you want run update.
NOTE!!! When button is pressed no reverse action is possible.
Update confirm window
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USERS MENU
Users menu is used for users' management. Here you can add or delete users, change the
rights of the individual users, etc.
Edit user rights
Add user
Delete user (don’t delete admin!)
Add user to group with different rights
Change other user password
Change own password
3.2.2.4.1 EDIT USER

By clicking this button user edit is possible. It is only possible to edit lower rank. In this case
Admin is the highest so only guest is editable.
Select user window
When you select user which you want edit rights, then new window is shows up where you
select rights
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Rights select window
3.2.2.4.2 ADD
By clicking this key you can add a new user. A dialog box opens in which you enter the
username and password of the new user in order to access the BIOS software tool.
Add user window
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You can select the username and password on your own. If the username consists of two
words, they have to be written together (no space between them). In addition to the
username you can also select a nickname of the user, at your own choice.
Name for new user

After entering the data, press enter and the program will automatically add the user. The
user can be seen in the grey window.
New user added
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3.2.2.4.3 DELETE
By clicking a selected key, you can delete a user that has already been entered. When you
click the key, a dialog box will open, in which you select the user that you want to delete. By
pressing OK you confirm the delete function. If you do not want to delete the user, presses
CANCEL.
Delete user
selection window
NOTE: You have to be very careful here, because if you delete the administrator (admin),
you will destroy the system.
3.2.2.4.4 ASSIGN TO GROUP
By clicking this button, you add a new user to the group. A dialog box will open after the
click in which you select the user. Confirm the selections by clicking enter. A new window
will open in which you assign the selected user to a group.
Selection user window for assign user to group
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Selection group window for new user
As seen in the figure above, there are three different groups available:
• no_group
• admin
• service
Description of the individual groups:
no_group:
The user in this group does not have any rights, i.e. does not have access to the BIOS
software tool.
admin:
The user in this group has all the rights to use the BIOS software tool. He/she can change
some settings, transfer data files to the USB disc and conversely, can arrange the rights of
the individual users, etc.
siq_guest:
This user group has the most limitations. The user in this group can only access basic
functions and BIOS tools. He/she can only use the functions and tools such as Log viewer,
Sound tester, etc..
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User assign to group
3.2.2.4.5 ASSIGN PASSWORD
This function enables you to change the BIOS access password. After clicking this key, a
window will open. Here you select the user, for whom the software tool password will be
changed. After the selection, click OK and a new window will be displayed in which you
change the password.
Selection window for user change password
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Selected user password change window
As seen in the figure above, the dialog box requires you to enter the new password twice.
Confirm password modification by clicking OK. Exit the window without having confirmed
the changes by pressing ESC.
3.2.2.4.6 CHANGE MY PASSWORD

This function enables you to change the password of the user who is currently logged on.
When you click my password key, a window will open in which you can change the
password.
Change password logger user window

As seen in the figure, there are two boxes in the window. Enter the new password in both
boxes and press enter OK to confirm.
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DIAG MENU
GC terminal diagnostic software
Software tool for examine the contents of slot log files
Quick printer test
Master volume setup
3.2.2.5.1 GC Terminal
By clicking the selected key, a GC Terminal software tool will open. This software tool
enables you to examine the operation of all electronic components of the gaming machine.
GC Terminal software window

When the window is open in right bottom corner in CommCtrl box select COM port which
you want to test
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30200: GoldClub – Mechanical counters
30500: GoldClub – LED control
30600: GoldClub – Security switch
30700: GoldClub – UPS
30800: GoldClub – Keyboard
Then open the port by pressing Open/Close (C)

button, the box in front of button show if the port is
open (green color means open and red color means
close).
Now you can write code for testing in bottom line and press enter on keyboard to send code
to selected device.
GC Terminal sending command
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From the color of text can see what you send to device and wat is the answer. Possible
command for each devise look in chapter 2.2 ELECTRONIC under each device where
command is described. Command for each device can see in Commands box in the top of GC
Terminal
GC Terminal command list

In firs box you must select device which you want to test (be attention that you have
selected correct COM port and that is open), in second box select which part of device did
you want test or information of, in the second box select command for sending press send
button or enter on keyboard.
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3.2.2.5.2 View logs
By clicking the selected key, a software tool will open that enables you to examine all
gaming device log files. By examining them you can easily determine all possible defects and
faults. The log file examination window is presented below:
LOG files window

As seen in the figure above, the software consists of three parts:
Part 1, in which all log files are shown for selected log files type
Part 2, in which the contents of an individual log file is shown
Part 3, containing all of the keys that are relevant for examination operations
Description of individual keys:

By clicking the selected button, a now selection box will open, in
which you select the log file type. See the example below.
By clicking the selected button, the log viewer program toll will be
closed.
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By clicking the selected button the search window opens.
In the Diag menu, click the Log view key in order to open the window in which you can
examine the log files. Then click OPEN and select the log file type.
Window foe chose log files

As seen in the figure, it is possible to select among several different log files type.
For searching for some predefined event's is necessary to first select type of logs file which
you want to see, then select queries in drop-down list and pressing find button. All log files
which has searching event are showing in the left part.
Searching event’s Window
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3.2.2.5.3 HW printer test
Program is very useful for test ticket printers. When the operator press the button appear
the window with 10 printers. All active printers are green printers which are not active are
red, printers with out of paper are yellow. With a tool is also possible to print tickets. In this
case only is necessary to select on which position you want to print and then with pressing
button below testing operation will start, or press directly on ticket which you want to start
printing.
Quick printer testing
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3.2.2.5.4 Sound test
Sound test in BIOS allows set up master sound level, so you can set up volume range which
is set in the game. On play button you can test volume which you set.
BIOS sound test
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SYSTEM INFO MENU
System info is a kind of help for the users when examining certain components of the
gaming device. This section should contain certain information about the device:
 BiOS software tool version
 Main program version
 Versions of certain hardware components (main board, keyboard controller, etc)
 Disc space data
 etc.
An example of System info window is given below.
BIOS info
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3.2.3 MAINTENANCE
Is user for special settings.
CONFIG
Deletes all accounting and all stats and machine
Ramclear + initial machine setup
Restores machine to factory settings and ramclear
Slot is turned off

3.2.3.1.1 RAMCLEAR
Ramclear is tool to delete all finances and history on machine. When the button is pressed
the slot is go to restart. Until restarting ramclear is done and slot will go back to game.
3.2.3.1.2 RAMCLEAR WITH INITIAL SETUP

Is the same as ramclear except when slot is starting have the opportunity for some settings.
First windows is for entry dallas or RFID key
Dallas entry window
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Confirm dallas entry
When first insert dallas key is showed second window with dallas key code show, to confirm
dallas you must insert same dallas again. Another dallas key you will be able entry later. First
inserted dallas is always entry as service. Second window is for select the currency. The
most used currency can select in drop-down menu, if wanted currency isn’t on list can be
added.
Select currency
To add currency you must press on add button and choose wanted currency and press
accept.
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Add currency
When currency is added be careful that is selected and press button save and close.
Next window is for add dallas or RFID key.
Dallas key list
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When you insert dallas which isn’t entry yet, the new windows is show. Select privileges for
inserted dallas key and press accept.
Add dallas key

Repeat process for all dallas key that you want to add and press next.
Next window is for select denominations, max selection is 5 different denominations. 1
means 0.01c of selected currency so dominations is show in cent.
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Select denominations
When we select denomination we can add, delete or change code for all banknote or coin if
is coin acceptor install on slot. The code is different for different bill acceptor. In this menu
we can activate or deactivated bill and coin acceptor. When we select each BILL or COIN we
see code which bill or coin send to keyboard controller and he corresponding value.
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Bill setup
Coin setup
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In the last step of initial setup we can select language and insert machine id.
Language and machine id setup

When we all set up press close and slot will go in game with all changes and clear finances
and history.
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3.2.3.1.3 FACTORY RESET
When we press this button all settings and added update will be delete and go to factory
settings. Delete will be all include licenses and trail password. The slot will be restart, for
steps look chapter 0 where is describes the procedure for first start new hdd.
SYSTEM INFO
Information of system look chapter 3.2.2.6
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3.3 FIRS START NEW HDD
When we first start new hdd we see a window where we must insert serial number of slot.
Serial number entry window
Next step is same like ramclear with initial setup so look chapter 3.2.3.1.2. In next step we must
insert license with system update look chapter 3.2.2.3. Before game start we must insert
activation code which give our support team.
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3.4 ACTIVATION CODE
When you see activation window, you must contact service support for new code. You can
scan QR code or overwrite code. For scanning you have two option which you select with
button below QR code
- If selected TEXT: in QR code is generated only old activation code which is
necessary for get new one.
- If selected SMS: when we scan QR code with smartphone is generated old
activation code and phone number for sending SMS.
Activation code window
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3.5 MENU
During the game, the administrative menu is accessed using the Dallas or RFID key. The
administrative menu is divided into six sub-menus. The permission in menu is depended of
which dallas key is use to go in menu (which permission has dallas key). Dallas key with
service permission has the most permission on administrative menu.
Administrative menu
In top left corner can see serial number of slot machine, in top right corner is version of
installing software on slot machine.
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3.5.1 CREDIT MANAGEMENT
In this menu, we pay out credits using the Dallas key.
Credit out menu
In credit status window we see how much credit is on slot machine, and how money we
want to pay out.
- Current Value : Show how many credits is on slot machine
- Collected Credits : Show credits to pay out
- To Pay : Show credits in currency to pay out
- New Value : Show new value in credits
- Denomination : Show the currently chosen denomination, according to which
the credits are calculated.
In Key-off credits we chose credit to pay out. Value is show in credits.
Payout All button is for pay out all credits on sloth machine.
Commit button is for confirm pay out.
Cancel button is for cancel the pay out.
Return To Current Value button is for reset chose but unconfirmed credits.
When we commit payout end close menu we will see this in game.
Key pay out
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3.5.2 SERVICE
Service menu is optional. We use service menu if slot don’t have dallas or RFID key, then we
use reset/audit key. If we press service button a new widow will be opened, where we must
insert password, by touch the password insert line will open keyboard for insert password.
For right password contact our service support.
Service menu – inserting password
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3.5.3 MACHINE MANAGEMENT
In Machine management, we can stop or lock the game and turn off or restart the computer
Machine management menu

 Exit Game is used for exiting the game, and go to the game bios.
 Lock Slot is used for locking the slot machine at the request of the player or due to a
malfunction.
 Machine Reboot for reboot the machine
 Machine Shutdown for shutdown the machine
When we want to shutdown of reboot machine we must confirm in new widow that is show
Confirmation window for restart or shutdown machine
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When we lock slot its show in game reserved.
Reserved sloth machine
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3.5.4 CONFIGURATION
The configuration menu allows reviewing of all the counters; Master, Performance, Transfer,
Currency and Security. In the diagnostic menu, we can review the functioning of the audio
settings and the version of the logic tables as well as the program version. The Event Log
window serves for reviewing the logs and sorting them according to our preferences – by
events, dates, time….. In the game setup menu, we set the basic settings; currency, return
percentages, denomination values and access rights using the Dallas keys. In the Machine
setup menu, we can setup the hardware; bill, coin, hopper and speakers and can set limits
for the credit, hopper, bill, etc.
DIAGNOSTIC
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3.5.4.1.1 Program Version
Here are listed versions of all important slot files.
Program fails version
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3.5.4.1.2 Component list
Component list shows status of current hardware. If status is false means this device is
disabled, if status is true means this device is enabled.
Component list
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3.5.4.1.3 Aurum status
In this menu we can see aurum configuration.
Aurum status
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3.5.4.1.4 Diagnostic center
In diagnostic center we can test some components of slot machine, the tabs is show only for
components which is inserted end enabled in slot machine.
3.5.4.1.4.1 System information

Here can see pc hardware information
System information diagnostic menu
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3.5.4.1.4.2 Ticket printer
This menu is show only if ticket is install on slot and enable, and we can test property
working ticket printer, by pressing button ticket printer print ticket.
Ticket printer diagnostic menu
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3.5.4.1.4.3 Bill acceptor
In this menu we can test or reset bill acceptor. For reset bill acceptor press button Reset bill
acceptor in button right corner. For test we can insert note or ticket end we will see if bill
property reed inserted note or ticket.
Bill acceptor diagnostic menu
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3.5.4.1.4.4 Keyboard panel
In this menu we can test external button. We can power up LED in external buttons by press
on button, or off LED by pressing off button. When we press some external button is show
on screen with green color goes on for corresponding switch.
Keyboard panel diagnostic menu
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3.5.4.1.4.5 Semaphore
In this menu we can test semaphore. Semaphore is different for different market, it’s
possible to have two or three light.
Semaphore diagnostic menu
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3.5.4.1.4.6 LED
In this menu we can test LED illumination. When we press on some color, will be LED turn
on the selected color, if press switch off, LED will turn off.
LED diagnostic menu
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3.5.4.1.4.7 Switches
In this menu we will see serial number of switch main board, and we be able to test
switches. All switches has “lights”, if lights are green means that the switch has closed, if
lights are red means that the switch is open.
Switches diagnostic menu
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3.5.4.1.4.8 Mechanical counters
This menu is show only if mechanical counters is install on slot and enable. For some market
we can’t turn the mechanical counters in this menu. If turn is allowed we can press turn
button for each mechanical counter, and counters will turns.
Mechanical counters diagnostic menu
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3.5.4.1.4.9 Audio
In this menu we can test audio output, by press different frequency, or sound sample.
Audio diagnostic menu
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3.5.4.1.4.10 Video
In this menu we can see which graphic card is used, and we can test monitor. Possible is two
different test (Colors and Convergence), calibration is not in use it’s for old platforms.
Video diagnostic menu
Video test
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EVENT LOG
In this menu we can chose all possible log fails.
When we chose one log we can in left side chose day which you want to see.
Event log vive
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Machine
All game parameters can be set in the
game setup menu; denominations,
menu access rights, limits, transfer
setup, payout and ticket settings.
Denomination setup and access right
settings can be accessed directly with
the service key, while the initial settings
can only be accessed with a service key.
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3.5.4.3.1 Denomination
Denomination select
For some market this menu is read only so we can only look denomination which is selected
but we can’t chose another. Credit vs. currency ratio can be set in the denomination
window. We can select only 5 different denomination. There are several values to choose
from. In the example value settings:
1 denomination: 1 credit = 0.01 €
100 denomination: 1 credit = 1 €
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3.5.4.3.2 Dallas codes
Dallas code
The Dallas code window is used to add, remove and limit rights tied to the Dallas key, which
is used to access various levels of menus. There are three levels: Attendant, Operator and
Service. With an Attendant key only the credit manager and history are accessible, while the
operator and service keys access all settings.
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3.5.4.3.3 Limit setup
Limit setup
Limit setup is used to set limits to certain sums, like jackpot, credit, ticket handpay, bill, etc.
If the value is set to 0, there is no limit. The sums are entered in the number box that
appears upon touching the window. When a certain limit is reached in a game, the gaming
station locks up and executes the event that is preset in transfer setup.
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3.5.4.3.4 Transfer setup
Transfer setup
Payout modes are set in transfer setup by selecting different options in drop down menu.
The different available modes for cashout button are: handpay, ticket, hooper and cashless.
The Pay amount at jackpot limit can be set so the machine pays only the win or the win and
other credits. The behavior of the machine can be set regarding the ticket, jackpot and
credit limits. There are three modes available: Lock and Handpay, Lock and Print and Lock
and Continue. In the Promo ticket redeem box, the option of receiving non-cashable credits
with tickets can be confirmed. Handpay and Jackpot receipt boxes are used to confirm
printed receipts.
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3.5.4.3.5 Sound volume
Sound volume
The slot machine volume can be set from this menu, it’s the same settings like on game with
button on left bottom side.
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HARDWARE SETUP
In hardware setup, the

following settings can be
edited: bill acceptor values,
Printer ticket on/off and
LED dimmer.
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3.5.4.4.1 Bill acceptor setup
Bill acceptor setup

For some market this menu is read only so we can only look bills which is added but we
can’t add new bill or change one. Bill acceptor setup is used to register banknotes, their id
codes and the value of the bill in credits. The base unit for credits is cents, so for a €5
banknote we register 500 credits. The values are entered in the boxes that open when the
bar for code or credit input is pressed.
There is also a Bill Reset button, which can be used to reset the bill, if it stops or gets
jammed.
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3.5.4.4.2 Printer setup
Printer setup
In ticket printer setup there are only basic settings: ticket printer enable/disable, ticket
redeem enable/disable, accepting tickets even without a printer. If the Print financial report
box is ticked, an option appears in the Accounting window allowing you to print reports on
the ticket.
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3.5.4.4.3 LED dimmer
LED dimmer
LED dimmer is a slider for dimmer the LED illumination on the slot.
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Game
In game menu can see RPT of active game and the bottom can see number of active game.
Game RTP list
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3.5.5 ACCOUNTING
Global meters
Global meters contains all data since the last ramclear is done.
3.5.5.1.1 Multi-game accounting

The statistics review contains the basic data, including the number of games played and the
bets in game. You can compare game popularity by the number of games played or by bets
made in individual games. A diagram illustrates the game shares, the QR code contain
statistic of played game, you can scan it for easier save the statistic.
Statistic accounting review
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3.5.5.1.2 Game accounting
The game window gives an overview of all primary statistics such as bet win, percent of
Yield, Games played, etc. and on the top we can choose view parameters for only one game,
or payable and active denomination all parameters is selected in drop down menu.
Game accounting window
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3.5.5.1.3 Master accounting
The master accounting window gives an overview of the payins and payouts on the
machine. The sums are listed according to each transaction type individually or for payouts
from jackpots, cancelled credits, etc.
Master accounting window
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3.5.5.1.4 Currency accounting
The currency accounting window shows an overview of payins and payouts in cash: coins
and banknotes. The number of coins sent to the cashbox and hopper and rejected bills is
also displayed here.
Currency accounting window
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3.5.5.1.5 Transfer accounting
The Transfer accounting window displays data on income and payout via ticketing and
cashless transactions. The share of non-cashable and promotional credit is also displayed.
Transfer accounting window
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3.5.5.1.6 Security accounting
The Security accounting window contains data about the number of shutdowns, start-ups,
status switches, logic box accesses, restarts, etc.
Security accounting window
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Temporary meters
The Temporary accounting window is used by casino employees for the accounting of
temporary finances.
Temporary accounting window

We can get financial information for different time period. We can add starting snapshot
and decide from when data will be collected. Every time we check accountings snapshot is
added automatically. All snapshots can be viewed on list and we can easily add start and
stop point of accounting. We can choose filters of displayed snapshots bay type (haw is
snapshot made) or time (for how long we want to see snapshot).
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3.5.6 HISTORY
The History window contains the history of the last 200 games including all events;
- bet and wins
- the status of the switches
- bonus games and Double up games
- all payins and payouts transfers
History
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4 ELECTRICAL SCHEME
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5 SIQ Certificate of Conformity
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6 VENDOR LITERATURE (MONITOR, PRINTER)
6.1 SEMAPHORE SUZO 11-1882
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6.2 VIDEO TOPPER SUZO SH1950
1. Introduction
Congratulations with the purchase of your SuzoHapp Video Topper. Based on your configuration, the Video
Topper is included with a LCD monitor or a light box. Further configurations specifies the colour of the bezel
and whether a tower light is included or not. See ‘Chapter 3 – Model configurations’ for all available options.
The chosen configuration may affect the available cables to connect into your installation.
2. Safety
This monitor is only suitable for use in an interior environment where it’s not sealed and not subject to dust,
dirt, condensation (Pollution Degree 2) (IP20).
It is not allowed to connect appliances to the monitor which does not comply to SELV or Class II qualification.
Unplug the monitor from the power outlet before cleaning. Do not use alcohol (methyl, ethyl or isopropyl) or
any strong dissolvent. Do not use thinner or benzene, abrasive cleaners or compressed air. To clean the
monitor, use a cloth lightly damped with a mild detergent.
The slots located on the backside of the monitor case are for ventilation. Do not block or insert anything inside
the ventilation slots.
It is important that your monitor remains dry. Do not pour liquid into or onto the monitor. If the monitor
becomes wet do not attempt to repair it yourself.
If the liquid crystal materials leaks from the panel, it should be kept away from the eyes or mouth. In case of
contact with hands, legs or clothes, it must be washed away thoroughly with soap.
Warning: This is a class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio
interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.
3. Topper connection
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4. Monitor operation
Color LED: This LED shows the state of the controller.
 Green is the “normal state”.
 Red is the “Off mode”. (Can’t find Sync. signals)
 Amber is the “DPMS mode” (Display Power Management Signaling).
PC Settings: The PC needs to be set to an appropriate graphics mode that has the same
resolution as the LCD panel to have clear screen image. The vertical refresh rate should be
set to one of 56~75Hz, non-interlaced signal.
LCD display System Settings: The OSD (On Screen Display) provides certain functions to
have clear image and others. This board supports 5 buttons OSD operation as a standard.
The control functions defined on OSD operation are as below.
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PC Graphics Output: Signal quality is very important. If there is noise or instability in the PC
graphics output, it may result in visible noise on the display. Refer to the graphic modes
table in specification section for supported modes. Non-interlaced & interlaced video input
is acceptable.
HDMI cable: See ‘Chapter 3. Topper connection’.
Power supply: See ‘Chapter 3. Topper connection’.
Power on: Switch on the monitor by using the on/off switch on the OSD control buttons.
PC Setting: The controller has been designed to take a very wide range of input signals.
However, to optimize the PC’s graphic performance, we recommend choosing 60Hz vertical
refresh rate. This will not cause screen flicker.
The chosen OSD settings will be stored in memory. The OSD menu can be cleared from the
screen by moving the selection bar to the EXIT MENU icon pressing the SEL button. The OSD
menu will automatically be cleared from the screen after a few second of non-use.
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5. OSD Menu
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6.3 MOTHERBOARD IEI KINO-DA77E
 Connectors and jumpers
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 Battery connector location and pinouts
 System fan connector location and pinouts
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 Front panel connector location and pinouts
 HDMI connector location and pinouts
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 RAM connector location
 Power button location
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 Power connector location and pinouts
 SATA connector location and pinouts
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 COM connector location and pinouts
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 USB 2.0 connector location and pinouts
 External peripheral interface connector
 USB 2.0 connector pinouts
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 LAN connector pinouts and mining of led
 USB 3.0 connector pinout
 COM port pinout
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6.4 BILL
6.4.1 JCM bill
UBA10
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iPRO
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iVIZION
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6.4.2 MEI BILL (SC ADVANCE and CASHFLOW)
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6.5 TICKET
6.5.1 EPIC 950
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6.5.2 GEN2
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GOLD CLUB CASINO

THE PRODUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT OF

(SERVICE MANUAL FOR THE

1.1 BASIC DATA

1.5 HOW TO CONNECT THE GAMING DEVICE

Attention!!! Inside slot are parts on high voltage! Only

SMIB connector position

BALY connector position

ZONKE connector position

2.1 THE STRUCTURE OF THE GAMING MACHINE

White flashing slow Blue and white flashing slow

Semaphore/topper connection cable

usb WIBU key

CRC USB CHECK DISK

CRC USB check disk

SSD STORAGE DISC

SSD drive 60Gb

SSD drive 120Gb

UPS to motherboard communication cable

UPS board with terminal description

Battery test procedure

LED 2 – Uart comunication

Slot board KEYBOARD

12V and 24V power cable for slot board

KB5 to PC communication cable

Keyboard – buttons cable

Keyboard reset/audit key cable

Keyboard extension board cable

1. BILL COMUNICATION SELECT

Serial bill communication

cc-talk bill communication

Bill communication select

RS232 voltage level

TTL voltage level

Jumper for select voltage level of communication

JCM UBA10 bill

JCM UBA10 bill cable

JCM iPRO bill

JCM iPRO bill cable

JCM iVIZION bill

JCM iVIZION bill cable

Mei bill serial communication cable

1 – Power connector to mei

PCB adapter for mei bill

1 – CCTalk communication to PCB adapter

CCTalk cable provided from mei manufacture

PCB adapter to CCTalk mei flat cable 1-1

Slot board LED

LED main communication cable

Slot board security switches

Security switches communication cable

Switches on connector SW0, SW1 and SW2

Dip switches for disable each switches

Connection of the switch

Multiplexer power cable

Table 10 Multiplexer DIP switch description

SAS online cable

SMIB online cable

BALY online cable

ZONKE online cable

Ticket communication and power cable

Ticket printer mounted

Ticket printing mounting kit

EPIC 950 ticket printer