13 Miss. Code. R. 11-4.4 - Metering System
Prior to approval for use in the state, each machine must meet the following specifications with respect to its metering system:
(a) The machine shall be equipped with either
four (4) non-resettable mechanical meters housed in a readily accessible locked
machine area or another approved non-resettable meters accessible by the Gaming
Commission;
(b) Mechanical meters
shall be manufactured in such a way as to prevent access to the internal parts
without destroying the meter;
(c)
Mechanical meters shall be hardwired as no quick connects are allowed in the
meter wiring system unless such disconnect shall lock all functions of the
device until a commission seal is broken to enable a reset;
(d) Mechanical meters shall be situated in a
left to right or top to bottom configuration according to function and visibly
labeled as follows:
1. Coins in (including
the equivalent of four (4) coins per one dollar bill inserted in the bill
acceptor);
2. Credits played;
3. Credits won;
4. Credit paid.
(e) Electronic meters shall record and
display on the video screen a minimum of the following information:
1. Total coins in for mechanism 1;
2. Total coins in for mechanism 2 (if
applicable);
3. Total coins in for
the bill acceptor (if applicable);
4. Combined total of coins in;
5. Total credits played;
6. Total credits won; and
7. Total credits paid.
(f) Electronic meters shall have the
capability to maintain correct totals no less than eight (8) digits in
length;
(g) In the case of a device
offering the game of video finite pull-tab, the device may not be capable of
displaying to the player, operator, location owner, or distributor the number
of tickets that remain in the deal or the number of winners or losers that have
been drawn or still remain in the deal. The manufacturer may signal when a deal
or sub-deal is close to exhaustion if regeneration of that deal or sub-deal
must be affected by some outside force that is not automatic within the
machine.
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