Bally ProSlot 6000 Manual instruction

MK2-S6MOD-0013
SETUP AND OPERATION
©2004 BALLY GAMING, INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Bally Gaming and Systems
6601 South Bermuda Road, Las Vegas, NV 89119
MODULE 2
ProSlot® 6000

For Customer Service and information, call or FAX:
1-877-GO-BALLY (877-462-2559) in the U.S. and Canada
[phone] outside the U.S.
896-7772 in Las Vegas
FAX: [phone]
or visit our website at http://www.ballygaming.com

SETUP AND OPERATION 2-3 ©2004 Bally Gaming and Systems
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Module 2 - Setup and Operation
Major Components Diagram.......................................................................... 6
Upright............................................................................................................................................................... 6
Slant Top ........................................................................................................................................................... 7
Electrical Specications .................................................................................................................................. 8
Environmental Specications ......................................................................................................................... 8
Physical Specications ................................................................................................................................... 8
Specications ................................................................................................. 8
Installing the Machine.................................................................................... 9
Installation Checklist ....................................................................................................................................... 9
Review Power and Environmental Requirements......................................................................................... 9
Unpack and Inspect Machine .......................................................................................................................... 9
Securing the Machine .................................................................................................................................... 10
Install Locks.................................................................................................................................................... 10
Setup.............................................................................................................. 10
MPU Jumper Selections ................................................................................................................................ 10
Battery Enable .......................................................................................................................................... 10
Door Open Detect Circuit.......................................................................................................................... 10
MPU Logic Detect Circuit.......................................................................................................................... 10
DIP Switch Selections.....................................................................................................................................11
DS1 - Switch Functions .............................................................................................................................11
DS1 - Secondary Device Protocol .............................................................................................................11
DS2 - Denomination ..................................................................................................................................11
DS2 Switches 5-6 Bill Acceptor .................................................................................................................11
DS2 Switches 7-8 Special Features ......................................................................................................... 12
DS3 Switches 1-4, 7-8 Market Code ........................................................................................................ 12
DS3 Switches 5-6 .................................................................................................................................... 12
SafeRAM™ Clear ............................................................................................................................................ 12
Switch Functions.......................................................................................... 13
Demo Mode ..................................................................................................................................................... 13
Real Time Clock (RTC)................................................................................................................................... 13
Machine Options .......................................................................................... 14
Option Descriptions ....................................................................................................................................... 16
Machine Operation ....................................................................................... 21
Message Center.............................................................................................................................................. 21
Win paid Decimal Points................................................................................................................................ 21
Playing a Game .............................................................................................................................................. 22
Credit Collect Messages................................................................................................................................ 22
Accounting.................................................................................................... 23
Electromechanical Meters ............................................................................................................................. 23
Machine Meter Groups................................................................................................................................... 24
00: Model Information.............................................................................................................................. 24
01: Bookkeeping...................................................................................................................................... 25
01: Bookkeeping (MC=3 or MC=4).......................................................................................................... 26

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01: Bookkeeping (MC=16)........................................................................................................................ 26
02: Win Records ....................................................................................................................................... 26
03: Game Recall....................................................................................................................................... 26
04: Game Summary.................................................................................................................................. 28
05: Bill Acceptor Records.......................................................................................................................... 28
06: Bill Acceptor Transaction History ........................................................................................................ 28
07: Progressive Jackpots.......................................................................................................................... 29
08: Current Progressive Values ................................................................................................................ 29
09: Host EFT History ................................................................................................................................ 30
10: Host EFT Totals .................................................................................................................................. 31
11: Doors .................................................................................................................................................. 31
12: Secondary Game Bookkeeping Meters.............................................................................................. 31
13: Data Vault™ Redundant Bookkeeping System .................................................................................. 31
14: Voucher Out Transaction History ........................................................................................................ 31
15: Coinless Payment System Transaction Records................................................................................ 33
16: Voucher In Transaction History........................................................................................................... 34
17: Meter Dump........................................................................................................................................ 34
18: SAS® General Meters ........................................................................................................................ 34
19: NGCB Bookkeeping Meters................................................................................................................ 35
20: NGCB Bill Meters................................................................................................................................ 35
21: Payback Percentage Display.............................................................................................................. 35
22: Fund Transfer History ......................................................................................................................... 35
Diagnostic Tests and Functions ................................................................. 36
#1 - Model Information ................................................................................................................................... 36
#2 - Output Test .............................................................................................................................................. 37
#3 - Input Test ................................................................................................................................................. 38
Bill Acceptor Input Test ............................................................................................................................. 38
Acceptance and Value of Bills .................................................................................................................. 38
Common Reasons for 8a Codes .............................................................................................................. 38
Bill Acceptor Doors ................................................................................................................................... 38
WBA Coupon/Voucher Acceptance .......................................................................................................... 38
Coin Acceptor Test.................................................................................................................................... 38
Coin Acceptor Test.................................................................................................................................... 39
#4 - Hopper/Printer Test ................................................................................................................................. 39
#5 - Reel Function Test .................................................................................................................................. 39
#6 - Reel Tape Test ......................................................................................................................................... 40
#7 - Reel Tilt and System Reset Records..................................................................................................... 40
#8 - Slot Communications ............................................................................................................................. 40
#9 - Display Test ............................................................................................................................................. 40
#10 - Payout Test ............................................................................................................................................ 41
#11 - Game Optioning..................................................................................................................................... 41
#12 - Peripherals Test..................................................................................................................................... 41
#13 - Data Vault™ Records ............................................................................................................................ 42
#15 - Hopper Dump......................................................................................................................................... 42
#16 - Topbox Test ........................................................................................................................................... 42
Module 2 - Setup and Operation Table of Contents (Cont.)

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Troubleshooting ........................................................................................... 43
Overview ......................................................................................................................................................... 43
Power on Malfunctions .................................................................................................................................. 43
Tilt Messages............................................................................................................................................ 43
Coin Acceptor Malfunctions, 2x Series Exception Codes.......................................................................... 43
Hopper Malfunctions, 3x Series Malfunction Codes................................................................................... 43
Memory Malfunctions, 8x Series Malfunction Codes.................................................................................. 44
Communication Errors, 9x Series Malfunction Codes ............................................................................... 44
Reel Malfunctions, 4x and 7x Series Malfunction Codes ........................................................................... 44
Malfunction and Game Codes..................................................................... 45
Module 2 - Setup and Operation Table of Contents (Cont.)

SETUP AND OPERATION 2-6 ©2004 Bally Gaming and Systems
ProSlot® 6000
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Coin
Acceptor
Hopper
MPU Assembly
Power
Switch
and
Circuit
Breakers
Meter Assembly
(behind feature glass)
Door Optic
JCM
WBA Bill
Acceptor
TEST Button,
COIN ACCEPTOR Switch
PSEUDO COIN Button
RESET Button
Audit Key
Switch
Diverter
Assembly
Speaker
Volume Adjustment
(Located on ProSound Board )
LED Message
Center
Major Components Diagram
Upright

©2004 Bally Gaming and Systems 2-7 ProSlot® 6000
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Hopper
MPU Board
Power Supply
TEST Button
COIN ACCEPTOR
Switch
PSEUDO Button
RESET Button
Fluorescent Starters
(Behind Reels)
TEST and PSEUDO COIN Buttons
Power Switch and
Circuit Breakers
Reel Shelf
Assembly
Coin Acceptor
Coin Optic
Decoder Board
JCM WBA Bill Acceptor
(Operating Position)
JCM WBA
Bill Acceptor
Electromechanical Meters
and Audit Key Switch
Major Components Diagram
Slant Top

SETUP AND OPERATION 2-8 ©2004 Bally Gaming and Systems
ProSlot® 6000
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“S” and “E” Style Cabinets
Specifications
Environmental Specications
Ambient Temperature:
Max: 100°F (38°C) Min: 40°F (4°C)
Maximum Relative Humidity: 90%
Average Heat from Machine: 500 BTU/Hr.
“W6” Style Cabinet
“R6” Style Cabinet
Line Voltage 120/240 VAC 50/60 Hz
Power Supply Outlets +5, +12, -12, +24 VDC
Machine
State Idle Play Payout Maximum Theoretical Draw
Current
@ 120 VAC 1.1 AMP 1.2 AMP 1.7 AMP 2.35 AMP
Current
@ 240 VAC .55 AMP .60 AMP .85 AMP 1.18 AMP
Power 121W 132W 187W 259W
Style A B
Inch CM Inch CM
R6 46 1/4 117.48 20 50.80
R6 (Extended) 49 1/4 125.10 20 50.80
W6 40 101.60 20 50.80
W6 (Extended) 49 1/4 125.10 20 50.80
S 50 7/8 129.24 39 1/4 99.70
E 53 3/8 135.57 39 1/4 99.70
Style E F
Inch CM Inch CM
R6
R6 (Extended)
W6
W6 (Extended)
S 31 13/16 80.80 28 1/16 75.57
E 31 13/16 80.80 28 1/16 75.57
Style Weight
Lb Kg
R6 217 98.43
R6 (Extended) 219 99.33
W6 217 98.73
W6 (Extended) 220 99.79
S 286 129.73
E 348 157.85
Warning: Use a maximum of six
machines for each 120VAC 20A
grounded circuit.
Physical Specications
Electrical Specications

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Installing the Machine
Installation Checklist
qReview environmental and power requirements
qUnpack and inspect machine
qSecure the machine to the stand (upright)
qInstall locks
qSetup
qSafeRAM™ Clear
qSet game options
Review Power and Environmental
Requirements
Line power must provide an earth ground for safe
operation. Do not overload the circuit. See Electrical
Specications (page 2-7) for more information.
Unpack and Inspect Machine
Unpack and inspect the machine. If the machine
is damaged, contact a Bally Gaming and Systems
Distributor or Customer Service Representative
for Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA)
information.
Carefully unpack and remove all loose parts. Verify
that the power cord is properly routed out of the
cabinet. Remove all packing materials from the
hopper. Locate the cloth bag of lock cams and
mounting hardware.
Verify Specic Model Information (SMI) information
before continuing with installation of the machine.
Footprint - ProSlot® 6000™
A B C D E F
Inch CM Inch CM Inch CM Inch CM Inch CM Inch CM
7 15/32 19 9 13/32 23.90 2 9/32 5.79 2 3/4 6.99 2 1/16 5.26 3 1/16 7.80
G H J K L M
Inch CM Inch CM Inch CM Inch CM Inch CM Inch CM
10 5/64 25.60 10 1/2 26.70 3 17/32 8.97 3 1/16 7.78 7 15/32 18.97 4 3/32 10.40
N P Q R S
Inch CM Inch CM Inch CM Inch CM Inch CM
6 7/8 17.46 12 1/2 31.75 1 21/32 4.21 1 7/16 1.11 1 3/4 4.45
Warning: When moving the slant top
machine, do not grip by the feature box.
It can damage the machine or result in
serious injury.

SETUP AND OPERATION 2-10 ©2004 Bally Gaming and Systems
ProSlot® 6000
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Door Open Detect Circuit
Some jurisdictions require a signal for a door opening
while the machine power is OFF. To enable the door
open latch, place the jumper at JW15 in position 1 and
add a jumper at JW17. Default is OUT (OFF).
MPU Logic Detect Circuit
Some jurisdictions require a signal when the MPU
board assembly is disconnected while the power is
OFF. To enable the MPU detach latch, place JW15
in position 1 and add a jumper at JW21. Default is
OUT (OFF).
The following table lists 2-pin and 3-pin jumper
selections:
Securing the Machine
Remove the hopper. Mark the center of the stand.
Drill the required mounting, drop chute, and power
cord holes. Using a lifting device, place the machine
on the stand and route the power cord through the
stand hole. Bolt the machine to the stand. Inspect for
loose connectors and verify all printed circuit boards
are rmly seated.
Install Locks
Door, stand, and other high-security locks should be
ordered by the Operator from a reliable lock supplier.
See Module 3 Assemblies, Parts and Hardware for
lock specications.
Remove the large and small nuts from the lock and
insert the lock into the lock opening. Check the lock
for proper orientation before securing. Secure the lock
with the large nut. Place the cam stop on the lock
cylinder. Attach the lock cam to the shEFT and verify
that it moves in the correct direction. Secure the lock
cam with the washer and small nut.
Lock
Cam Stop
Force Nut
Cam
Washer
Nut
Typical Lock and Cam Assembly
Installing the Machine (cont.)
Setup
Plug the line cord into a grounded power source, but
do not turn the machine on.
MPU Jumper Selections
Battery Enable
The Lithium battery may be disabled for shipping or
storage. To enable the battery, locate jumper JW20 left of
the battery and place the jumper across the two pins.
Warning: Attempting to charge
Lithium batteries can cause them
to explode. Replace failed batteries
with Bally part E-00628-0023 or its
equivalent.
Jumper Shipping
Position Purpose Pos. 1 Pos. 2
JW1 Out (Off) External Antenna In Out
JW2 2 Meg Eprom Size 2 Meg 4 Meg
JW3 32K Personality Eprom Size 32K 64K
JW4 VBB RAM Power Select +5 VBB
JW5 RS232 RX Port 3B RS422 RS232
JW6 Out (Off) DSR Input 3A In Out
JW7 Out (Off) DTR Output 3A In Out
JW8 RS232 Link RX RS232 RS422
JW9 Enable Link RS422 Enable Disable Enable
JW11 Out (Off) MPU Detect Feature In Out
JW12 In (On) SafeRAM™ Key In Out
JW13 Isol TX Bill Acceptor TX ISOL RS232
JW14 Isol RX Bill Acceptor RX ISOL RS232
JW15 Out (Off) VBB Door Open Latch In Out
JW16 ADC Smart Socket Enable ADC +5
JW17 Out (Off) Door Open w/Power Off
Input
In Out
JW18 Out (Off) Alarm In Out
JW19 In (On) MPU Board Antenna In Out
JW20 Out (Off) Battery In Out
JW21 Out (Off) MPU Backplane Detach
Detect
In Out
1
3
2
Position 1 Position 2
1 2
OUT
1 2
IN
1
3
2
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Note: GPT™ and ARDAC™ bill
acceptors must use MPU assembly
AS-03356-0451. This assembly
consists of MPU assembly AS-
03356-0424 and MPU parts kit K-
00820-0005.
DS2 Switches 5-6 Bill Acceptor
DIP Switch DS2 SW5 — SW6 (Bill Acceptor)
SW5 SW6 Value Bill Acceptor
ON ON 00 No Bill Acceptor
OFF ON 01 GPT / Ardac
ON OFF 02 JCM WBA
OFF OFF 03 Mars
Setup (cont.)
DIP Switch Selections
Three eight-switch DIP packages labeled on the
MPU board as DS1, DS2, and DS3 set the following
machine functions:
DS1 - Secondary Device Protocol
|DIP Switch DS1 (SW1, SW2 and SW5 Secondary Device Protocol)
System SW4 SW5 SW6
Anchor 1.6 OFF ON ON
Bally Secondary Game
(BSG)
OFF ON OFF
Secondary Device (SED)1ON OFF ON
1Requires wheel control chip.
Note: If MC=16 denomination must
equal 1.00.
Switch Game Function
SW1 Message Center
ON Four-digit message center CREDIT and WIN PAID
OFF Five-digit message center CREDIT and WIN PAID
SW2 Reserved, Leave ON
SW3 Bonusing
ON No bonusing
OFF Bonusing enabled
SW7 Reserved, Leave ON
SW8 SafeRAM™ Clear
Change of State
(OFF/ON)
SafeRAM™ Clear procedure enable (International
Jurisdictions)
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DIP Switch DS2 SW1 — SW4 Denomination
Table 1: Market Codes 0 — 17, 22*, 24, 25, 28, 29, 30
SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 Value Denomination
OFF ON ON ON 0001 250
ON OFF ON ON 0002 100
OFF OFF ON ON 0003 50
ON ON OFF ON 0004 25
OFF ON OFF ON 0005 20
ON OFF OFF ON 0006 10
OFF OFF OFF ON 0007 5
ON ON ON OFF 0008 2
OFF ON ON OFF 0009 1
ON OFF ON OFF 0010 0.50
OFF OFF ON OFF 0011 0.25
ON ON OFF OFF 0012 0.20
OFF ON OFF OFF 0013 0.10
ON OFF OFF OFF 0014 0.05
OFF OFF OFF OFF 0015 0.01
ON ON ON ON 0016 4 (MC=07)
*MC 22 does not support denomination less than 2.00
Table 2: Market Code 18, 20
SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 Value Denomination
ON ON ON ON 0000 5000
ON OFF ON ON 0002 1000
OFF OFF ON ON 0003 500
OFF ON OFF ON 0005 200
Table 3: Market Code 19
SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 Value Denomination
ON ON ON ON 0000 1000
OFF ON ON ON 0001 500
ON OFF ON ON 0002 250
ON ON OFF ON 0004 50
OFF ON OFF ON 0005 25
Table 4: Market Code 21
SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 Value Denomination
ON ON ON ON 0000 1000
OFF ON ON ON 0001 500
ON OFF ON ON 0002 250
OFF OFF ON ON 0003 200
ON ON OFF ON 0004 100
Table 5: Market Code 23
SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 Value Denomination
ON ON ON ON 0000 500
ON OFF ON ON 0002 100
OFF OFF ON ON 0003 50
ON ON OFF ON 0004 25
ON OFF OFF ON 0006 10
OFF OFF OFF ON 0007 5
ON ON ON OFF 0008 1
OFF ON ON OFF 0009 0.50
ON OFF ON OFF 0010 0.25
OFF OFF ON OFF 0011 0.20
ON ON OFF OFF 0012 0.10
OFF ON OFF OFF 0013 0.05
ON OFF OFF OFF 0014 0.02
OFF OFF OFF OFF 0015 0.01
Table 6: Market Code 26
SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 Value Denomination
ON OFF OFF ON 0006 5
OFF OFF OFF ON 0007 2
ON ON ON OFF 0008 1
OFF ON ON OFF 0009 0.50
ON OFF ON OFF 0010 0.25
OFF OFF ON OFF 0011 0.20
ON ON OFF OFF 0012 0.10
OFF ON OFF OFF 0013 0.05
ON OFF OFF OFF 0014 0.02
MC26 Supports Denominations greater than 5. See MC 0.
Market Code Table Number
1 - 17 1
18 2
19 3
20 2
21 4
22 1
23 5
Market Code Table Number
24 1
25 1
26 6
27 6
28 1
29 1
30 1
DS2 - Denomination
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ProSlot® 6000
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Setup (cont.)
DIP Switch Selections (cont.)
DS3 Switches 5-6
*Option 22 is disabled in MC=30 if the coin denomination is more than 100.
SafeRAM™ Clear
A SafeRAM™ Clear erases information stored within
battery-backed random access memory (RAM). A
Complete SafeRAM™ Clear is essential before the
rst use, when EPROMs are changed, or if game
memory becomes corrupted.
There are three levels of SafeRAM™ Clear:
• Complete — Erases and reformats SafeRAM™.
Game options are restored to factory default. All
counters (soft meters) reset to zero.
• Full — Resets all counters to zero except the
SafeRAM™ Clear counters. Game options are
restored to factory default.
• Partial — Zeros all counters except SafeRAM™
Clear. All game configurations defined by DIP
switches, jumper selections and game options are
preserved.
For a Complete, Full, or Partial SafeRAM™ Clear, turn
the machine power OFF. Unlock and remove the MPU
assembly. If SafeRAM™ Clear EPROMs are required,
remove the Main EPROMs from U28 and U43 and
Market Code designates specic operation according
to the requirements of a gaming control agency.
|DIP Switch DS3 (SW1—SW4 and SW7—SW8 Market Code)
Code SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 SW7 SW8
00 ON ON ON ON ON ON
01 OFF ON ON ON ON ON
02 ON OFF ON ON ON ON
03 OFF OFF ON ON ON ON
04 ON ON OFF ON ON ON
05 OFF ON OFF ON ON ON
06 ON OFF OFF ON ON ON
07 OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON
08 ON ON ON OFF ON ON
10 ON OFF ON OFF ON ON
11 OFF OFF ON OFF ON ON
12 ON ON OFF OFF ON ON
13 OFF OFF ON OFF ON ON
14 ON OFF OFF OFF ON ON
15 OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON
16 ON ON ON ON OFF ON
Note: Jumper and DIP switches
are enabled only once after each
Complete SafeRAM™ Clear.
DS3 Sw5 - Hardware Exception Lock
Off Release to 99 Code
On Lock to 88 Code (requires SafeRAM™ Clear)
|DS3 Sw6 - Tokenization
On Tokenization unavailable
Off Tokenization available through Machine Option 22*
DS2 Switches 7-8 Special Features
The ProSlot® 6000 supports crazy reel spin where the
reels randomly spin forward or reverse. Also, some
markets require an optic switch to verify coin diverter
position. Market Code 01 (New Jersey) requires an
additional protocol selection for Advanced Funds
Transfer (AFT).
DIP Switch DS2 SW7 — SW8 (Special Features)
SW7 Game Feature
On Normal Reel Spin
Off Crazy (Random Direction) Reel Spin
SW8 Diverter Optic Support
On Not Present
Off Present
SW8 and MC=1 or 13 EFT Support
On Not Present
Off Present
DS3 Switches 1-4, 7-8 Market Code
Market Code Market Code
Nevada or VLC 00 United Kingdom 16
New Jersey 01 Portugal 17
Deadwood SD or QE 02 Italy 18
France Nominal % 03 Greece 19
France Basic % 04 Russia 20
Puerto Rico 05 Chile 21
South Africa 06 Venezuela 22
4.00 Denomination 07 Estonia 23
Indiana 08 Philippines 24
Colorado 10 Finland 25
USAF 11 Ireland 26
OLGC 12 Euro 27
Mississippi 13 Switzerland 28
Germany 14 Manitoba 29
New Mexico 15 |Hong Kong/Macau 30
Reserved 31-63
DIP Switch DS3 (SW1—SW4 and SW7—SW8 Market Code)
Code SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 SW7 SW8
17 OFF ON ON ON OFF ON
18 ON OFF ON ON OFF ON
19 OFF OFF ON ON OFF ON
20 ON ON OFF ON OFF ON
21 OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON
22 ON OFF OFF ON OFF ON
23 OFF OFF OFF ON OFF ON
24 ON ON ON OFF OFF ON
25 OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON
26 ON OFF ON OFF OFF ON
27 OFF OFF ON OFF OFF ON
28 ON ON OFF OFF OFF ON
29 OFF ON OFF OFF OFF ON
30 ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON
DS3 Switches 1-4, 7-8 Market Code (Cont.)

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Setup (cont.)
Demo Mode
With Main versions developed to operate with a host
terminal, the ProSlot® 6000 enters a nonrevenue state
after a Complete SafeRAM™ Clear. FrEE appears in
WIN PAID to indicate Demo Mode. Entering a value in
Option 79, Host Terminal ID, will enable the machine
for revenue operation.
Real Time Clock (RTC)
If U53 is populated with a Dallas Timekeeper IC, an
opportunity to change the settings occurs after a
Complete SafeRAM™ Clear. Set the date using the
SPIN button to increment the number in the flashing
eld (mm/dd/yy/day-of-the-week; 0=Sunday) and the
BET MAX button to move to the next field. Set the time
(hh/mm/ss) using the same method as the date. Press
CHANGE to confirm changes and exit.
Switch Functions
The buttons on the player panel and on the MPU
assembly have multiple uses. Note that the slant top
model has additional TEST and PSEUDO COIN buttons on
a bracket above the reels for easier access.
Switch Location Function
Change Main Door •Activate change lamp
•Restart or activate some tests
•Exit time and date settings after
SafeRAM™ Clear
Cash/Credit
Print Ticket
Main Door •Cash out credits
Bet One Main Door •Wagers 1 credit
•Select Previous Option
Spin Main Door •Spin reels
•Pause test display
•Pause meter display
•Change options
Bet Max Main Door •Wagers maximum credits
•Select next option, meter, or game
Audit Key Switch
(Upright)
Right Side of
Machine
•Displays bookkeeping meters
•Releases jackpot lockup
•Triggers some output tests
Audit Key Switch
(Slant)
Front Panel,
Above Door
•Displays bookkeeping meters
•Releases jackpot lockup
•Triggers some output tests
Second Key
Switch
Near Audit Key
Switch
•Selects between revenue or
tournament game
•Same as test (MC=12)
•Adds or removes credits
(International)
Test MPU Assembly •Selects tests or function
•Activates next test or function
•Selects level of SafeRAM™ Clear
Coin Acceptor MPU Assembly •Enable or disable coin acceptor
and bill acceptor
Pseudo Coin MPU Assembly •Simulates coin in while main door
is open
•Selects next option
•Selects a level of SafeRAM™ Clear
Reset MPU Assembly •Releases a machine tilt
•Exits test and diagnostics
Volume ProSound
Board
•Adjusts the level of sound
replace them with the corresponding clear chips.
If EPROMs are not required, turn DIP DS1 sw8 ON.
After ensuring that the MPU assembly is rmly seated
into the backplane board, turn the machine power ON
while depressing the appropriate buttons.
Complete - Press and hold the PSEUDO COIN and TEST
buttons, then switch power ON. When the message CH
C displays in WIN PAID, release the PSEUDO COIN and TEST
buttons. The CH C message is followed by CL C.
Full - Press and hold the PSEUDO COIN button, then
switch power ON. When the message CH F appears
in WIN PAID, release the PSEUDO COIN button. The CH F
message is followed by CL F.
Partial - Switch power ON. The message CH P displays
in WIN PAID. The CH P message is followed by CL P.
If an error was detected during SafeRAM™ Clear as
designated by E C, E F, E P in WIN PAID, repeat the
operation.
Upon a successful SafeRAM™ Clear, the button and
tower lamps ash. Switch power OFF and replace the
SafeRAM™ Clear EPROMs with the Mains, or turn DS1
sw8 OFF. Replace the MPU assembly and switch machine
power ON. The machine will enter a Reel Calibration
Procedure whereby the home position is recorded in
SafeRAM™. For tilt-free operation, it is important that
the procedure completes without interruption.
NOTE: A SafeRAM™ Clear for MC=28
requires a SafeRAM™ Clear EPROM,
and DS1 sw8 to be enabled (ON).
NOTE: The TEST and PSEUDO coin
buttons can be located by referring to
the pictures on pages 2-5 and 2-6.
NOTE: If door open or MPU logic
detection circuits are enabled, an
audit key switch activation is required
to remove the 82/85 code after power
is switched ON.
SafeRAM™ Clear (cont.)

SETUP AND OPERATION 2-14 ©2004 Bally Gaming and Systems
ProSlot® 6000
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# Option Setting Description
27 Bet Mode (0001)
0003
Credit game
Coin to credit (Default if MC=16)
26 Rebet-
Autospin
0000
(0001)
0002
0003
0004
0005
No rebet, no autospin
No rebet, autospin at max wager
No rebet, autospin at max coins or
wager
Rebet, no autospin
Rebet, autospin at max credits
Rebet, autospin at max coins or credits
Machine Options
Machine options are set through Diagnostic Function
#11, Game Optioning. Options cannot be changed
during a game or when credits are available.
Attempting to change options with credits will display
Err in WIN PAID.
With the door open, press the TEST button until the
Message Center displays 11 d indicating Diagnostic
Function #11 selected. The Message Center responds
as follows:
The machine then cycles to the rst option (see
note), Option 27, and displays the current setting
as follows:
Use the SPIN button to increment or the CHANGE button
to decrement the numerical settings. Press and hold
the buttons to rapidly advance to the setting.
To advance to the next option, use the PSEUDO COIN
or BET MAX button. To review the previous option, use
the BET ONE button.
Exit and save the options at any time by pressing the
RESET button, TEST button, or by closing the door.
The 11 in the
WIN PAID display
represents Diagnostic
Function #11
WIN PAID CREDIT COIN IN
1 1 d 25¢
The “d” in the WIN PAID display
indicates a diagnostic function is
accessed
The 27 in
WIN PAID indicates
Option 27 Bet Mode
(refer to the Option
table)
WIN PAID CREDIT COIN IN
2 7 0 0 0 0 1
25¢
The “O” in WIN
PAID indicates
an option is
accessed
The 0001 in
CREDIT shows
the machine
is optioned for
credit as the
wager mode
Note: If Market Code = 12, the MPU
TEST button is inactive. A second key
switch provides TEST functions.
# Option Setting Description
09 Jackpot Bell
0000
0001
0002
0003
0004
0005
(0006)
No bell
Bell rings on all wins
Rings on wins of 20 or more
Rings on wins of 50 or more
Rings on wins of 100 or more
Rings on wins of 200 or more
Rings on wins causing lockup
10
Coin
Denomination
(Read-
Only; Coin
Denomination
is set by DS2
Sw 1, 2, 3,
and 4.)
0000 500
0001 250
0002 100
0003 50
0004 25
0005 20
0006 10
0007 5
0008 2
|0009 1
0010 0.5
0011 0.25
0012 0.2
0013 0.1
0014 0.05
0015 0.01
0016 4
0017 2.5
11 Change
Coin/Credit
0000
(0001)
Coins from hopper
Credits to CREDIT meter
02 Progressive
Type
(0000)
0001
0002
0003
0004
0005
0006
0007
0008
Off — lockup JPS for awarding prizes
SPL — Serial Progressive Link
PPL — Parallel Progressive Link
MAPS® — Multi Area Progressive
System
S/MPI — Serial/Multiplex
Progressive Interface
MPI — Multiplex Progressive Interface
SAS® — Progressive V3.XX
OTT — Over the Top
SAS® — Progressive V4.XX
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Number of
External
Game
Jackpots
(0000)
0001
0002
0003
0004
None
One
Two
Three
Four
18 Jackpot 4
Signal
(0000)
0001
0002
0003
0004
Combination of 2 & 3
Combination of 1 & 2
Combination of 1 & 3
Combination of 1, 2, & 3
Discrete Serial (Mikohn®)
80 Test 2 & 10
Enable
(0000)
0001
Off
Test 2 output to electromechanical
meters, or Test 10, External Jackpot
Signal.
01 Tournament
Minutes
(0000)
0001-0099
Off
Minutes for tournament
47 Attract
Feature
0000
(0001)
Off
On
38 Reel Stop
Sound
(0000)
0001
Sound from speaker
Handle solenoid click
48 Tower
Conguration
(0000)
0001-0007
This Option has specialized settings.
See page 2-18.
50Hi Machine ID (0000)
0000-9999
Upper four digits of 8-digit identication
number.
50Lo Machine ID (0000)
0000-9999
Lower four digits of 8-digit identication
number.
54 Coin Hopper
Pay Amount
(0000)
0000-9999
Amount paid from hopper upon a
lockup under the settings of 56 Credit
Lockup and 51 Credit Limit.
56 Credit Collect
Lockup
(0800)
0000-9999
Number of credits for a lockup upon any
collect. Cannot be greater than Option 67,
Maximum Voucher Pay.
If MC=16, default is 4999.
62 Tournament
Kitty
(0000)
0000-9999
Starting amount of credits for tourna-
ment operation.
63
Reset Prog.
Amt. ((MC=3
or MC=4))
(0000)
0000-9999
Credits added to counter upon pro-
gressive jackpot reset.
78Lo Machine
Number
(0000)
0000-0032
S/MPI indentication number (Must
match progressive controller).

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Machine Options (cont.) # Option Setting Description
81 Coin Acceptor
Enable
0000
(0001)
No Coin Acceptor
Coin Acceptor Enabled
74
Voucher
Expiration
0000
(0001)-
0255
No Expiration
Days Before Voucher Expires
(MC=00)
0000
(0030)-
0255
No Expiration
Days Before Voucher Expires
64 Minimum
Voucher Pay
8000
(0000)-
9999
Minimum credits paid by voucher.
67 Maximum
Voucher Pay
(8000)
0000-9999
Maximum credits paid by voucher.
14 Even Voucher
Pay
(0000)
0001
0002
0003
0004
0005
0006
0007
0008
0009
0010
Off
Even Voucher Pay by 1.00
Even Voucher Pay by 2.00
Even Voucher Pay by 5.00
Even Voucher Pay by 10.00
Even Voucher Pay by 20.00
Even Voucher Pay by 50.00
Even Voucher Pay by 100.00
Even Voucher Pay by 200.00
Even Voucher Pay by 500.00
Even Voucher Pay by 1000.00
77A
77B
77C
Site Location
Label
(0100)
00-FF
Allows the operator to enter three
(3) lines of address to be printed on
vouchers.
08 Credit Snap
(0000)
0001
Wins added incrementally to CREDIT
meter.
Wins over 20 added as a sum to
CREDIT meter.
05
Even
Handpay-Win
Lockup
(0000)
0001
0002
0003
0004
Off
Even Handpay by 10's
Even Handpay by 100's
Even Handpay by 1000's
Machine Pays to Next 1.00
20 Extra Coin
(0000)
0001
Extra coins returned to the player.
Extra coins applied to wager for next
game.
68 Game
Sounds
0000
(0001)
Internal Device
External Sound Board (ProSound I
or II)
23 GRIPS® Host
(0000)
0001
No GRIPS® Host, or MC=28 without
AFT
GRIPS Host (Also 78Hi>0000)
92 SAS®
Bonusing
(0000)
0001
0002
0003
Disabled
SAS® 5.01 Bonusing Only
AFT Bonusing Only
Both SAS® 5.01 and AFT Bonusing
98 Primary Host
(0000)
0001
0002
Host Disabled
SAS® Host (Also 78Hi>0000)
SDS® Host
99 Secondary
Host
(0000)
0001
0002
Host Disabled
SAS® Host (Also 78Hi>0000)
SDS® Host
69 Coin Acceptor (0000)
0001
Coin Mechanisms, Inc. CC-16
IDX X-20 (Default if MC=16)
19Hi Asset
Number
(0000)-
9999
Allows the operator to enter the upper
four digits of the Asset Number.
19Lo Asset
Number
(0000)-
9999
Allows the operator to enter the lower
four digits of the Asset Number.
17 Set SAS®
Version
(0000)
0001
SAS® 5.01
SAS® 6.01
93
Bank Meter
Transfer
(MC=16)
(0000)
0001
No transfer to bank meter.
Transfers 2£ from bank to credit
each time the TRANSFER button is
pressed.
75
Coins to
Dispense
(MC=16)
(0125)
0000-9999
Number of coins to dispense for
diagnostic (Float Level).
29 AFT
Registration
0000
0001
0002
Exit
Initiate AFT registration cycle
Cancel AFT registration
|79 VLC
Identication
0000-
(4000)
The ID can be represented by numbers
0000-4000, with 4000 being default. VLC
Jurisdictions only.
* Option 22, Tokenization, is only displayed if DS 3, Switch 6 is in the OFF
position.
# Option Setting Description
78Hi SAS® ID
(0000)
0001-9997
9998
9999
None
SAS® 3.X, 4.X and 5.X / GRIPS
Coin Free (MC=6)
Non-Cashable Credits
04
Even Hand-
pay - Collect
Lockup
(0000)
0001
0002
0003
0004
Off
Even Handpay by 10's
Even Handpay by 100's
Even Handpay by 1000's
Machine Pays to Next 1.00
51 Credit Top
Limit
(0800)
0000-9999
Maximum number of credits allowed
on CREDIT meter. Follows Option 56
by default.
If MC=16, default is 4999.
03 Tournament
Seconds
(0000)
0001-0059
Seconds for Tournament
|
22*
Tokenization
(All Markets
Except 16
and 30 - See
Below)
(0000)
0001
Off
1.0 Token
Second Coin
Denomination
(MC=16)
(0001)
0002
0003
0004
0005
1.0 Wager Coin (1:1)
0.50 Wager Coin (1:2)
0.20 Wager Coin (1:5)
0.10 Wager Coin (1:10)
0.05 Wager Coin (1:20)
Tokenization
(MC = 30)
0001
0002
0003
0004
$2 Token
$5 Token
$10 Token
$100 Token
70
71
72
MAPS®
Progressive
Cabinet ID
0000 The ID can be represented as
XXXXYYYYZZZZ where Option
70=XXXX, Option 71=YYYY and Option
72=ZZZZ.
58 Win Lockup
(0800)
0000-9999
Amount of win for a lockup. follows
Option 56 by default. Must be greater
than Option 57 SAS® Lockup if SAS®
enabled.
If MC=16, default is 4999.
06 Progressive
Group ID
(0000)
0000-0255
SAS® Progressive V4.XX Group ID
57 SAS® Lockup
(MC=6)
0800
(0000)-
9999
A win that is less than the setting of
Option 58, Win Lockup, and greater
than the setting of Option 57, SAS®
Lockup, causes a win lockup that is
released by the Host Accounting Sys-
tem. Option 90, Host Remote Jackpot
Release, must be set to enable this
option.
12 Win Lockup
Credit Release
(0000)
0001-9999
Off
Win lockup credits lower than the set-
ting of Option 12 which are added to
CREDIT meter by actuation of a sec-
ond key switch.
90
Host Remote
Jackpot
Release
(0000)
0001
Off
Lockups may be released by Host.
91 Host Queue
(0000)
0001
No Queue
Multiple lockups queued for
processing.
95
Voucher
Denomination
Mismatch
(0000)
0001
Redeemable vouchers must be evenly
divisible by the machine's denomination
to be accepted by the machine.
Machine accepts all vouchers and prints a
change voucher for odd amount.
73
Voucher
Validation
Level
0000
0001
0002
(0003)
Standard
Host Enhanced Validation
Host Secure Enhanced Validation
Host System Validation
76
Voucher
Receipt En-
able
(0000)
0001
Printer dispensed only redeemable
vouchers.
Printer dispenses redeemable
vouchers and informational receipts.
61
Machine
Directed
Payment
Conguration
(0001)
0002
0003
Hopper Only
Printer Only
Printer and Hopper

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ProSlot® 6000
| - Revised, || - New
Option Descriptions
01 Tournament Minutes
With additional hardware and specic software,
the ProSlot® 6000 supports a variety of tournament
operations. See Module 12, Tournament
Operation for more information.
02 Progressive Type
Progressive operation is controlled by the
interaction of Option 02, Progressive Type; Option
07, Number of Jackpots; Option 78Lo, Machine
Number; and Option 18, Jackpot 4 Operation.
Option 02 denes the protocol.
OFF (0000) no progressive jackpot.
Serial Progressive Link (0001) supports a
bidirectional RS-232 serial link.
Parallel Progressive Interface Link (0002)
supports discrete jackpot and total in signals
through opto-isolators.
Multi-Area Progressive System (0003) supports
a bidirectional RS-232 serial link for Bally
Thrillions™. Once set, changing the option
requires a SafeRAM™ Clear.
Serial Multiplexed Progressive Interface (0004)
supports multiplexed jackpot and total in signals.
The machine receives jackpot values through
the RS-485 connection J14. Used for Game
generated and Mystery Jackpots.
Multiplexed Progressive Interface (0005) is the
same as setting 0004 without the connection at
J14 for RS-485 return.
SAS® 3.x Host Progressive (0006) supports IGT’s
SAS® 3.x Host Progressive system.
Over the Top (0007) supports the OTT Bonusing
feature.
SAS® 4.x Host Progressive (0008) supports IGT’s
SAS® 4.x Host Progressive system.
03 Tournament Seconds
The number of seconds for a tournament. Added
to minutes set by Option 01. See Module 12,
Tournament Operation.
04 Even Hand Pay—Collect Lockup
When enabled, Even Hand Pay allows a partial
payment upon a Collect Lockup from a coin hopper
to an even amount. The partial payment can be
congured to even thousands, hundreds, or tens.
Alternatively, it can pay to the next 1.00.
For example, a Collect Lockup of 12,924 with
Option 54, Coin Hopper Pay Amount, set to 500
will result in the following:
Collect Lockup of 12,924 Coins
Setting Hopper Pay Attendant Pay
0000 Off 500 12424
0001 Even 10's 504 12420
0002 Even 100's 524 12400
0003 Even 1000's 924 12000
0004 Next 1.00 Operation depends upon coin
demonination setting of DS2.
05 Even Hand Pay—Win Lockup
When enabled, Even Hand Pay allows a partial
payment from the coin hopper upon a Win Lockup
to an even amount. The partial payment can be
congured to even thousands, hundreds, or tens.
Alternatively, it can pay to the next 1.00 (see
example for Option 04).
06 Progressive Group ID
Machine ID to support the SAS® v6.xx Host
Progressive system.
07 Number of External Game Jackpots
The available jackpots are determined by the
SMI. Option 07 species the number of jackpots
available for a progressive.
08 Credit Snap
Wins can accumulate incrementally in the credit
meter, or wins over 20 can quickly appear in the
credit meter as one sum.
09 Jackpot Bell
Option 09 configures the operation of any
available bell hardware.
10 Coin Denomination
Denomination is set once after a SafeRAM™
Clear by the switch positions of DS2 on the MPU
board. The current selection is shown through
Diagnostic Function #1, Model Information, or by
Function #11, Option 10.
11 Change Coin/Credit
Bill acceptor operation can be configured
independently from the settings of Option 27, Bet
Mode. The setting 0000 dispenses coins from the
hopper for all accepted bills.
Machine Options (cont.)
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©2004 Bally Gaming and Systems 2-17 ProSlot® 6000
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0001 sets the coin value at 1.00. The denomination
of the machine as set by DS2 represents the value
of each credit. For example, if DS2 is 0011 (.25),
then each coin adds four credits. If DS2 is 0014
(.05), then each coin would add 20 credits.
Upon cashout, the credits decrease the number
of credits appropriately for each coin paid. If there
are fewer credits than the value of the coin, it is
possible to have uncollectible credits remaining
after a cashout.
Denom Credits Per Key
Switch Turn Denom Credits Per Key Switch Turn
.01 1000 10 70
.05 750 20 60
.10 500 25 50
.20 400 50 40
.25 300 100 30
1 100 250 20
2 90 500 10
5 80
Key-On Credits (Knock-Off) (MC=52 only)
If the optional hardware K-00694-0601 is installed,
actuation of a key switch will remove all credits.
Actuating the key switch while pressing CHANGE/
SERVICE will add credits according to the machine’s
denomination as set by DS2.
22 Second Coin Denomination (MC=16 ONLY)
If the machine’s market code is 16, United Kingdom,
the ratio of credits per coin is set by Option #22
rather than the switch positions of DIP DS2.
23 GRIPS® Host
The default setting is 0000, No GRIPS® Host.
Enabling a GRIPS® Host requires this option and
Option 78Hi to be set to 0001 or greater. If MC=28
and GRIPS® Host and without AFT, Option 23
must be set to 0000 and Option 78Hi to be set to
0001 or greater.
26 Rebet-Autospin
Rebet allows the Player to repeat the previous
wager by pressing SPIN.
Autospin completes the game without waiting for
the SPIN button to be pressed.
Machine Options (cont.)
Note: If MC=16, Option 22 defaults to
setting 0001.
12 Win Lockup Credit Release
If supported, an Attendant may release a machine
from a win lockup less than or equal to the Win
Lockup Credit Release value and transfer the jackpot
credits to the credit meter instead of canceling the
credits and paying the Player in cash.
14 Even Voucher Pay
The machine can be configured to print
redeemable vouchers in even values from 1.00
to 1,000.00.
17 Set SAS® Version
The machine can be set for SAS® Version 5.01
or 6.01.
18 Jackpot 4 Signal
The ProSlot® 6000 has only three discrete jackpot
signals. If four jackpots are supported by the SMI,
the settings of Option 18 determine how the fourth
jackpot is represented.
The setting 0000 causes JP2 and JP3 to activate
upon the fourth level jackpot. By the combination
of JP2 and JP3 signals active simultaneously, JP4
can be inferred.
• 0001 is the same as setting 0000 using JP1
and JP2
• 0002 uses JP1 and JP3
• 0003 uses JP1, JP2, and JP3
• 0004 communicates the jackpot serially
19Hi / 19Lo Asset Number
An eight digit asset number is congurable. The
rst set of four numbers is entered into 19Hi,
the second set of four numbers is entered into
19Lo.
20 Extra Coin
If coins accepted by the machine register in BET
(see Option 27, Bet Mode), the machine may
accept coins beyond the maximum wager for a
game. These additional coins may be applied to
the next game, or returned to the Player.
22 Tokenization (All markets except 16)
With some versions of Mains, setting Option 27,
Bet Mode, to 0003 (Coin to Credit) and Option 22 to
Note: A SafeRAM™ Clear is required
to change Tokenization settings.
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SETUP AND OPERATION 2-18 ©2004 Bally Gaming and Systems
ProSlot® 6000
| - Revised, || - New
Tower Lights
Setting Function Tower Display
3-Light
0004
Service
Jackpot
Tilts
Door(s)
Hopper Pay
Bottom Flashing
Top Flashing
Middle Flashing
Bottom Steady
Not Applicable
3-Light
0005
Service
Jackpot
Tilts
Door(s)
Hopper Pay
Bottom Flashing
Top Flashing
Middle Steady
Middle Flashing
Not Applicable
2-Light
0006
Service
Jackpot
Tilts
Door(s)
Hopper Pay
Host Disabled
Top Steady
Top Flashing
Top Flashing
Bottom Flash (or Fast Flash if
Drop)*
Not Applicable
Top and Bottom Steady
2-Light
0007
Service
Jackpot
Tilts
Door(s)
Hopper Pay
Host Disabled
Administration
Top Steady
Tom and Bottom Slow Flash
Top Slow Flash
Bottom Flash (or Fast Flash if
Drop)
Not Applicable
Top and Bottom Steady
Top Fast Flash
*Light Remains Illuminated until the Start of the Next Game.
50Hi, 50Lo Game ID
Eight-digit Operator-accessible identification
eld.
51 Credit Top Limit
The Credit Top Limit is the most credits the machine
will allow. A win less than Option 58, Win Lockup
Limit that causes the limit to be exceeded will
instead be paid directly to the Player.
54 Coin Hopper Pay Amount
Maximum coins paid from the hopper upon a
collect lockup. Remaining credits must be paid
by an Attendant.
Machine Options (cont.)
NOTE: Tower configuration is not
selectable if the factory option Data
Vault™ is installed. In addition, the
CHANGE/SERVICE light will flash at five
second intervals to indicate an error
condition.
NOTE: Option #54, Coin Hopper
Pay Amount, must equal Option
#56 for a partial payment from the
hopper.
27 Bet Mode
The ProSlot® 6000™ provides two methods of
accepting wagers:
• Credit
• Coin to credit
Credit (0001), where coins accepted appear in
the credit in (bet) meter. Bill acceptor items, EFT
transfers, and wins, appear in the credit meter.
Coin to credit (0003), where coins accepted, bill
acceptor items, EFT transfers, and wins appear
in the credit meter.
Note: 0003 is the only setting available if Market Code = 16
or 30, or Option 22, Tokenization, is set to 0001.
38 Reel Stop Sound
Each SMI includes digital audio accompaniment to
many game functions. Option 38 allows selection of
a mechanical sound for reel stops. The setting 0001
activates the handle release solenoid for each reel
stop instead of a speaker sound.
47 Attract Feature
After a period of inactivity with no credits, feature
lights will sequence. Option 47 turns the feature
ON or OFF.
48 Tower Conguration
The ProSlot® 6000 can support two-, three-, and
four-tier towers. Except in markets where the
tower operation is not selectable, the Operator
can congure tower operation according to the
Tower Light Option table following.
Tower Lights
Setting Function Tower Display
2-Light
(0000)
Service
Jackpot
Tilts
Door(s)
Hopper Pay
Top Flashing
Top Steady
Bottom Flashing
Bottom Steady
Not Applicable
3-Light
0001
Service
Jackpot
Tilts
Door(s)
Hopper Pay
Bottom Flashing
Top Flashing
Middle Steady
Middle Flashing
Not Applicable
4-Light
0002
Service
Jackpot
Tilts
Door(s)
Hopper Pay
Middle Flashing
Top Steady
Middle Flashing
Bottom Steady
Not Applicable
2-Light
0003
Service
Jackpot
Tilts
Door(s)
Hopper Pay
Top Flashing
Top Steady
Bottom Flashing
Bottom Steady
Top Steady
48 Tower Conguration (Cont.)
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©2004 Bally Gaming and Systems 2-19 ProSlot® 6000
| - Revised, || - New
Machine Options (cont.) It should have PRD Sound disabled as this option
can cause incompatibility between machine and
top box sound.
67 Maximum Voucher Pay
The maximum value of a coupon or voucher can
be established. The maximum voucher pay must
be greater than Option 56, Credit Collect Lockup.
Software safeguards against conicting values.
Example: In a 25¢ machine, the default for Option
67 is 8000, and the default for Option 56, Credit
Collect Lockup, is 800. Option 67 can be set to
any value between 800 and 9999. If Option 67
decrements, once 800 was reached, the next
decrement would be 9999 instead of 799.
Alternately, if Option 67 increments, once 9999
was reached, the next increment would be 800
instead of 0.
If Option 67 should need to be set to a value less
than 800 (500 for example), Option 56 would need
to be changed to 500 rst, followed by Option 67
being changed to 500.
Machines with printers use Option 67 as Credit
Collect Lockup. Option 56 determines the
maximum number of credits as coins that will be
dispensed by a hopper, if one is installed; and the
Minimum Voucher Pay, overriding the setting of
Option #64, Minimum Voucher Pay.
68 Game Sounds
Machines without external ProSound™ I or
ProSound™ II sound boards must enable Game
Sounds to prevent incompatibility between
internally and externally driven sounds.
69 Coin Acceptor
Option 69 selects Coin Acceptor Type. Set it to
0000 for Coin Mechanism, Inc. CC-16 or 0001 for
IDX X-20. All jurisdictions except United Kingdom
(MC=16) default to 0000. When MC=16, Option 69
is forced to setting 0001. The coin acceptor device
driver interprets coin credit and coin error pulse
trains differently based on Option 69.
70, 71, 72 MAPS Progressive Cabinet ID
Bally Multi Area Progressive System (MAPS)
requires a unique ID. Options 70, 71, and 72 are
12-digit numbers set four digits at a time.
73 Voucher Validation Level
0000 Standard—The voucher sequence number
57 SAS® Lockup
If MC=6 and Option 78Hi SAS® ID is 9999 or 9998,
Option 57 is available. Any win greater than or
equal to Option 57 and less than Option 58, Win
Lockup, will cause a lockup. The WIN PAID portion
of the Message Center alternates “SP (amount)”
and “PD 0.” Upon release of the lockup by the
Attendant and a successful transfer of credits to
the Player’s card, the Message Center show s“PD
(amount)” in WIN PAID.
58 Win Lockup
The number of credits for a single winning
combination when exceeded to cause a collect
lockup.
61 Machine Directed Payment Conguration
The machine can be congured for operation
with a printer and coin hopper, or with either
individually.
62 Tournament Kitty
Starting credits for tournament. See Module 12,
Tournament Operation.
63 Reset Progressive Amount
Value in credits to add to a counter each time an
external top jackpot award is won. The option is
available only in markets 3 and 4.
64 Minimum Voucher Pay
The minimum value of a voucher can be
established.
66 PRD Sound Enable
The PRD Sound Enable option setting is for top
boxes equipped with separate sound capabilities.
56 Credit Collect Lockup
Value of credits if exceeded upon cashout that
causes a win lockup. An Attendant must pay the
difference of the remaining credits and Option 54,
Coin Hopper Pay Amount.
NOTE: The value of Option 56, Credit
Collect Lockup, cannot exceed the value
of Option 67, Maximum Voucher Pay.
NOTE: Options 51 and 58 automatically
follow Option 56 settings.

SETUP AND OPERATION 2-20 ©2004 Bally Gaming and Systems
ProSlot® 6000
| - Revised, || - New
character (00h) truncates the line at the point of
entry, regardless of subsequent characters. This
means that the Operator can blank the entire line
by entering 00 in the rst position without changing
any of the remaining 23 characters.
Within the option, pressing COLLECT confines
navigation to within the address line (BET MAX
scrolls forward, BET ONE scrolls backward, SPIN
increments value, CHANGE/SERVICE decrements
value. Press COLLECT again to advance to the
next line of address or the next option.
78Hi SAS® ID
SAS® 3.x, 4.x, 5.x or 6.x requires a setting—
usually 0001. GRIPS® implementation of SAS®
requires a setting of 9999.
Machine Options (cont.)
The 77 in the rst two positions,
and the o in the last position of
WIN PAID indicate that Option
77 has been accessed
WIN PAID CREDIT COIN IN
7 7 A 0 0 1. 0 0
25¢
The three lines of
the address label are
indicated as A, B,
and C
The rst two positions
in CREDIT indicate the
character position in the
address line (1-24)
The remaining two positions in
CREDIT indicate the hexadecimal
number of the printable ASCII
character set, or 00
NOTE: Navigation within an address
line ends at a null entry (00).
Hex ASCII Hex ASCII Hex ASCII Hex ASCII
20 space 38 8 50 P 68 h
21 !exclamation 39 9 51 Q 69 i
22 "quote 3A :colon 52 R 6A j
23 # 3B ;semicolon 53 S 6B k
24 $ 3C < 54 T 3C l
25 % 3D = 55 U 6D m
26 & 3E > 56 V 6E n
27 'apostrophe 3F ? 57 W 6F o
28 ( 40 @ 58 X 70 p
29 ) 41 A 59 Y 71 q
2A *asterick 42 B 5A Z 72 r
2B + 43 C 5B [ 73 s
2C ,comma 44 D 5C \ 74 t
2D -hyphen 45 E 5D ] 75 u
2E .period 46 F 5E ^circumex 76 v
2F / 47 G 5F _underscore 77 w
30 0 48 H 60 `grave 78 x
31 1 49 I 61 a 79 y
32 2 4A J 62 b 7A z
33 3 4B K 63 c 7B {
34 4 4C L 64 d 7C |
35 5 4D M 65 e 7D }
36 6 4E N 66 f 7E ~tilde
37 7 4F O 67 g
Hexadecimal numbers for ASCII printable characters.
increments. An eight-digit validation number is
calculated from the date and time. The information
is logged in the validation buffer and indexed by the
sequence number. The host is neither contacted
for validation, nor is it notied in advance of the
coupon or voucher being printed.
0001 Host Enhanced—The voucher sequence
number increments. A 16-digit validation number
is calculated from the machine validation ID
and the voucher sequence. The information is
reported to the host, and logged in the validation
buffer indexed by the sequence number. If
communication with the host is lost, the machine
will operate until the validation buffer is full.
Restoration of communication with the host and
subsequent reduction of records in the validation
buffer restores machine operation.
0002 Host Secure Enhanced—Similar to setting
0001, Host Enhanced, except that communication
must be maintained at all times. If communication
is lost during a cashout, the machine will lock up
requiring an Attendant pay before disabling with a
no communication (91-0) tilt.
0003 Host System—The host is contacted for a
voucher validation number. Upon receipt of the
validation number, the machine prints the voucher,
increments the voucher sequence number, and
stores the information in the validation buffer
indexed by the sequence number.
74 Voucher Expiration
The period of time when vouchers can be
redeemed can be congured.
75 Coins to Dispense
Option 75 Coins to Dispense sets the number of
coins to eject from the hopper during Diagnostic
Test #15, Hopper Dump.
76 Voucher Receipt Enable
The printer can print informational receipts such as
paid jackpots, as well as redeemable vouchers.
77 Site Location Label
A three-line address label can appear on each
voucher. The information can be downloaded
from a host, or entered manually through Option
77ABC.
Each line can have up to 24 characters. The
characters are entered as a hexadecimal
number of a printable ASCII character. The null
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