13 Miss. Code. R. 8-2.8 - Error conditions
(a) Gaming devices
must detect and display the following conditions during idle states or game
play. These conditions may be automatically cleared by the gaming device upon
completion of a new play sequence.
1. Power
reset.
2. Door open.
3. Door just closed.
4. Inappropriate coin-in if the inappropriate
coin(s)-in are not returned to the player.
(b) Gaming devices must be capable of
detecting and displaying the following error conditions which must disable game
play and which may only be cleared by an attendant:
1. Coin-in error (coin jam, reverse coin-in,
etc.)
2. Coin-out error (coin jam,
extra coin paid out, etc.)
3.
Hopper empty or timed-out (Hopper failed to make payment).
4. Hopper runaway.
5. Low RAM battery (a designated battery
replacement schedule may be used in lieu of a low battery detection
scheme).
6. Print Failure, if the
gaming device has no other means to make a payout. A Replacement voucher may be
printed once the failure condition has been cleared.
7. Printer mechanism paper jam. A paper jam
condition must be monitored at all times during the print process.
8. Printer mechanism paper out, if the gaming
device has no other means to make a payout.
9. Program error (Defective program storage
media).
10. Reel spin error of any
type including a mis-index condition for mechanical reels. The specific reel
number must be identified. If a tilt occurs while the reel(s) are spinning the
gaming device must spin the reel(s) at a slow speed.
11. Removal of control program storage
media.
12. Uncorrectable RAM error
(RAM defective or corrupted).
(c) Gaming devices must be capable of
detecting and displaying the following error conditions which may either be
cleared by an attendant. Game play may continue if an alternative method is
available to complete the transaction or the condition does not prohibit the
transaction from being completed:
1. Hopper
empty or timed-out (Hopper failed to make payment)
2. Printer mechanism low paper.
3. Print Failure.
4. Printer mechanism paper out.
(d) A description of device error
codes and their meanings must be affixed inside the gaming device unless the
displayed device error codes are self-explanatory.
(Adopted: 09/15/2004.)
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