Australian Capital Territory
Gaming Machine (Peripheral Equipment) Approval 2010 (No 1)
Notifiable instrument NI2010– 19
made under the  
Gaming Machine Act 2004, section 69 (Approval of gaming machines and peripheral equipment)

1	Name of instrument
This instrument is the Gaming Machine (Peripheral Equipment) Approval 20010 (No 1).

2	Commencement 
This instrument commences the day after the date of notification.

3	Approval
I approve the gaming machine(s) and/or peripheral equipment described in the attached Schedule to this instrument.  

Lesley Maloney
Delegate
ACT Gambling and Racing Commission

19 January 2010

SYSTEM/DEVICE NAME	Multi Venue Jackpot System^	
MANUFACTURER	Paltronics Australia Pty Ltd	
CATEGORY	Subsidiary Equipment	
SYSTEM DESCRIPTION	999 Jackpot Levels Multi Venue Linked Progressive Jackpot System with CCCE Jackpot Transfer and Dual Port functionality with up to 500 (100 unless communications systems have been tested) Inter-Venue Jackpot Linked Gaming Machines	
APPLICATION REFERENCE NUMBER	ACT:SC/26-A0001	
TECHNICAL STANDARDS	NS 9.0 + NSW Appendix (dated 23/3/07)
NSW Jackpot TSR1.1; NSW CPTS 2.2
	
SUBMISSION STANDARDS	NS 9.0 + NSW Appendix (dated 23/03/07)	

SYSTEM/DEVICE NAME	Multi Venue Jackpot System – Local Jackpot Controller^	
MANUFACTURER	Paltronics Australasia Pty Ltd	
CATEGORY	Subsidiary Equipment	
SYSTEM DESCRIPTION	64 Jackpot Levels Mystery Linked Progressive Jackpot System with CCCE Jackpot Transfer and Dual Port functionality with 200 Attached Gaming Machines	
APPLICATION REFERENCE NUMBER	ACT:SC/26-A0001	
TECHNICAL STANDARDS	NS 9.0 + NSW Appendix (dated 23/3/07)
NSW Jackpot TSR1.1; NSW CPTS 2.2	
SUBMISSION STANDARDS	NS 9.0 + NSW Appendix (dated 23/03/07)	
^Operational Conditions:  

1)	The logic cage(s) housing the logic boards and other sensitive components of the MVJS (the MVJS Server and each attached local jackpot controller) must be closed and key-locked at all times, except during system maintenance or upgrade of the MVJS.
2)	The MVJS logic cages’ lock key(s) must be under the control of the venue manager.

3)	The MVJS must be configured to use a different session encryption key every 24 hours or more frequently. The session encryption key is the “password” used by the MVJS to encrypt all its communications between the MVJS Server, Local Jackpot Controllers and Config/Console Workstations.

4)	The ability to perform any server administration, system configuration, software modification and/or control the servers’ operation remotely must be disabled at all times, except during system maintenance or upgrade of the MVJS.

5)	Dedicated communication line (physical or logical) must be used for all communications between the MVJS Server, Local Jackpot Controllers and Config/Console Workstations.

6)	‘Rolled-up turnover’ is not approved for use in ACT and must be disabled at all times.

7)	‘Offline play’ is not approved for use in ACT and must be disabled at all times. The parameters “Maximum Offline Play Time” and “Maximum Offline Turnover” must be set to zero for each operating jackpot level.

8)	The supplier must limit the number of inter-venue gaming machines operating with an MVJS to 100 unless the testing outlined in the OLGR Application Testing Report is carried out prior to increasing the number of inter-venue gaming machines. Please note that licensees cannot increase the number of gaming machines operated with an MVJS unless they have sought an amendment to their Multi User Permit.

SYSTEM/DEVICE NAME	IGT Systems Club Release 3.1b (ARN18-A1183/S01)	
MANUFACTURER	IGT (Australia) Pty Ltd	
CATEGORY	Subsidiary Equipment	
SPECIFICATION OR
SERIAL NUMBER	18-SET02	
SUBMISSION STANDARDS	NS10.0 + NSW Appendix (dated 14/01/09)	
TECHNICAL STANDARDS	NS10.0 + NSW Appendix (dated 14/01/09)
NSW CPTS 2.2
TITO Technical Standard 4.18	
Maximum number of connected gaming machines per Transaction Server is 300.	
The IGT Systems Club Release 3.1b is approved to operate with the following approved the eCash Redemption Terminal specification number 18-SER01	
OPERATIONAL CONDITIONS
1.	The system VIP functionality must be disabled during installation.
2.	The system interface card must be housed in a sealed enclosure, which requires access to the secure area of the gaming machine.
3.	The system is approved for use in a local area network (LAN) configuration only.
4.	The system must be provided and operated with a dedicated uninterrupted power supply (UPS).  The UPS must have sufficient capacity to allow the system and any associated critical elements, to be shut down gracefully in the event of a power interruption.  Desirably the system should be equipped with a “Smart” UPS capable of automatically shutting the system down in the case of a power failure. 	
APPLICATION REFERENCE NUMBER	18-A1183/S01