Australian Capital Territory
Gaming Machine (Peripheral Equipment) Approval 2010 (No 13)
Notifiable instrument NI2010– 465
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 2010 (No 13).

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

3	Approval
I approve the peripheral equipment described in the attached Schedule to this instrument.  

Lesley Maloney
Delegate
ACT Gambling and Racing Commission

18 August 2010 

System/Device Name	eBet Netcash CCCE SQL 	
Manufacturer	eBet Gaming Systems Pty Ltd	
Category	Gaming Support system	
Description	Data Gathering, Report Generation, Player Tracking / promotional and Ticket In Ticket Out 	
Specification 	50.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
NSW Jackpot Technical Standards Rev 1.1	
Operational Conditions
1.	The computer hosting the eBet CCCE SQL system must be physically bolted down in a secure area of the gaming venue with access only permitted to authorised venue personnel.
2.	The system must be installed on a “locked down” computer with a provision for a seal, where no external access devices that are capable of introducing new software or data are accessible on the system without breaking the seal.
This allows access devices such as CDROM drives to facilitate upgrades etc.  However, access to the drive without breaking the seal must be prevented.  This may be achieved by the use of locking sealable faceplates over the drives.
3.	The System, Windows 2000 operating system and MS SQL Server 2000 must be configured so that only the system application and related programs are executable on start-up.
4.	Only those applications that are core to the system operation, and evaluated by GMTF and approved by the Authority are permitted to be configured on a production system.
5.	Any software tool which permits viewing/modification of the data that holds details of audit information must not be installed in the system and neither shall it be in the possession of any eBet employee, or agent, attending service calls.
6.	No editor, compilers, assemblers, or debugging programs are permitted on the system.
7.	There must be no access available to Microsoft Windows Explorer or any other file system tool.
8.	Network facilities on the host system must be restricted to the provision of a network connection to the backup system and associated applications (such as entrance and cashier terminals).  No “dial in” facility is permitted.
9.	The system must be configured in such a way that only authorised personnel have access to critical functions or parameter setting and sensitive information contained in the system.
10.	The system must be installed in a separate discrete network.
11.	The system must be provided and operated with a dedicated Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS).  The UPS must provide sufficient capacity to allow the system, and any associated critical elements, to be shut down gracefully in the event of a power interruption.
12.	The system interface card must be housed in a sealed enclosure, which requires access to the secure area of the gaming machine.
13.	The system must be configured with an automated backup facility.
14.	The system’s printer must be operational at all times the system is operating.	

The eBet Netcash CCE SQL is approved to operate with the following approved Cash Redemption terminal
Device Name:                        Sprintquip Cashback Centre
Specification Number:          50.SER00	
The system is approved to operate in a dual port environment with the following linked progressive jackpot systems that support jackpot CCCE transfer capability:
1.	Any approved Paltronics branded linked progressive jackpot systems;
2.	Any approved Mikhon linked progressive jackpot systems; and
3.	Any Independent Gaming linked progressive jackpot systems version AU0021AR or above.	
Application Reference Number	50.A0093/S01	

System/Device Name	Standard LPJS - Wheel of Gold	
Manufacturer	IGT (Australia) Pty Ltd	
Category	Progressive Controller	
Category Type	Standard Progressive Controller	
Specification 	18.YA0008	
Submission Standards	NS10.0 + NSW Appendix (dated 14/01/09)
NSW CPTS 2.2
NSW Jackpot Technical Standards Rev 1.1	
Technical Standards	NS10.0 + NSW Appendix (dated 14/01/09)
NSW CPTS 2.2
NSW Jackpot Technical Standards Rev 1.1	
Specific Approval Conditions
The jackpot controller settings listed below are not a subject of this approval and must not be configured in any authorised Standard Link Progressive Jackpot System:
Setting ID: WG006001 – (1c)
Setting ID: WG007001 – (1c)
Setting ID: WG006002 – (2c)
Setting ID: WG007002 – (2c)	
Operational Conditions
1.	The Paltronics Controller and Subsidiary Equipment Interface Card with specified firmware must operate as part of the IGT Standard Linked Progressive Jackpot System with the “Wheel of Fortune” game theme.
2.	The above-mentioned Jackpot Controller / SEI firmware must operate in conjunction with a “Wheel of Fortune” game/shell combination.
3.	An overhead display must be used as part of the LPJS.
4.	When using an overhead display with the VGA Display Driver, the following conditions must be complied with:
a.	The system is to run only under Windows XP operating system;
b.	The keyboard and mouse is to be attached only when performing maintenance and must be removed at all other times;
c.	The PC housing must have a provision to seal all points where the controller cable may be disconnected; and
d.	The write filter application must be loaded on the hard drive set up.
5.	The system interface card must be enclosed in a sealed enclosure.	
Application Reference Number	18.A1201/S01