N.M. Admin. Code § 15.1.7.14 - SAFETY AND POWER SUPPLY SPECIFICATION
A. Electrical and mechanical parts and design
principles shall not subject a player to physical hazards. A gaming machine
shall be electronically tested to the UL-22 standard for amusement and gaming
devices or an equivalent standard. Testing may be done by any nationally or
internationally recognized electrical safety testing laboratory.
B. Spilling a conductive liquid on the gaming
machine shall not create a safety hazard or alter the integrity of the gaming
device's performance.
C. The power
supply used in a gaming machine shall be designed to minimize leakage of
current in the event of an intentional or inadvertent disconnection of the
alternate current power ground.
D.
A surge protector shall be installed on each gaming machine. The surge
protector may be internal to the power supply or external.
E. An on and off switch that controls the
electrical current used to operate the gaming machine shall be located in an
accessible place in the interior of the gaming machine.
F. The gaming machine power supply filtering
shall be sufficient to prevent disruption of the gaming machine by a repeated
switching on and off of the AC power.
G. Except in the case of total memory
failure, if the gaming machine is still operable, a gaming machine shall be
capable of continuing the current play with all the current play features after
a gaming device malfunction is cleared.
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