OXYGEN™ Cabinet - Integration Guide for Player Tracking and Online Components 1.2

OXYGEN Cabinet

Integration Guide for Player Tracking and Online ComponentsLocation of Components, Mounting Areas and Connectors Pinout

Rev. 1.2

June 2010

2OXYGEN Cabinet - Integration Guide for Player Tracking and Online Components

Release Info / Disclaimer

OXYGEN CabinetIntegration Guide for Player Tracking and Online Components

Location of Components, Mounting Areas and Connectors Pinout

Rev. 1.2Rel. June 2010

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Table of ContentsRelease Info / Disclaimer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

1. Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41.1 About this Manual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

2. Available Mounting Areas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52.1 Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52.2 Player Tracking Bracket . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62.3 SMIB Bracket . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62.4 Cable Routing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

3. Peripheral Board . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83.1 Accounting System Connectors Pinout . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

4. SAS Channel Setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

5. Manufacturing Drawings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 135.1 Generic Player Tracking Bracket . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13


1. Introduction

Introduction1.

About this Manual1.1

Scope1. This document is to inform your company of the upcom-ming release (May 2010) of the new ATRONIC OXYGEN cabi-net, which will require a custom designed bracket to accomo-date your player tracking components.

2. This document is intended to provide manufacturers of player tracking and online equipment with the data required to integrate and build - custom designed player tracking brackets- SMIB solutions to connect to the floor network- the required cables and accessories.

Important: ATRONIC will not provide custom-ized cables and/or accessories to connect the equipment listed above. Manufacturers of player tracking and online equipment are responsible to provide such equipment. Exceptions require an ex-plicit request including account of expenditures.

Target AudienceWe address manufacturers of player tracking components, player tracking brackets and other online system components. Further we address service technicians involved in online sys-tem installations.

NomenclatureOXYGEN is the name of the new cabinet featuring two 22 wide screen monitors.

sensys EP is the electronic platform used in the OXYGEN cabinet.

diversity is the name of the new ATRONIC multi-game soft-ware available on OXYGEN/sensys EP.

ATRONIC OXYGEN Cabinet


2. Available Mounting Areas

Available Mounting Areas2.

Overview2.1

This figure shows an overview of the available mounting areas on the player tracking bracket and the SMIB bracket, and the location of the Peripheral Board and and the power outlets.

SMIB Bracket

Player Tracking Bracket

Peripheral Board

115/230V AC Power Outlets


Player Tracking Bracket2.2

This figure shows the available mounting area for components on the player tracking bracket. A drawing of a generic player tracking bracket is available in chapter 5. Manufacturing Drawings.

SMIB Bracket2.3

This figure shows the available mounting area for components on the SMIB bracket.

349

100

50

463

231,5

81

Visible area

Front View

349

ca. 1

65

ca. 1

35

7575

150

for printer

for printer

Available mounting area


AvailableMountingArea

298

208

250

70

165Available mounting area



Note: Make sure that cables outside the boudaries do not in-terfere with the SMIB bracket.

Note: Make sure that cables outside the boudaries do not in-terfere with compo-nents on the Player Tracking Bracket.


Cable Routing2.4

This figure shows the suggested cable routing for player tracking components.

Yellow = Signal and low voltage cableRed = Network cable and other cables to be routed out of the machineBlack = 115/230V power cable (always on; the internal power outlets are not switched by the machine)



Peripheral Board3. Online system components such as Smart Interface Bords (SMIB) and similar equipment have to be con-nected to the ATRONIC Peripheral Board.

The figure below shows the main connections to connect SAS based online equipment. The connection intended for accounting systems is splitted into two connectors. It provides SAS channel 1 and the door connectors.

3. Peripheral Board

SAS Channel 1(+ Door Connectors)

SAS Channel 3

SAS Channel 2

Note: See next page for connectors pinout

Perip

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Accounting System Connectors Pinout3.1

The accounting system connection (SAS channel 1) is split into two connectors P220 and P221.

Accounting System / Con. 1 (Peripheral Board Connector P220)

1 +5V2 +12V3 COM 0 / RS232 RxD4 COM 0 / RS232 TxD5 Bill Door - Normally Close6 Bill Door - Common7 Bill Door - Normally Open8 Drop Door - Normally Close9 Drop Door - Common10 Drop Door - Normally Open11 Logic Door - Normally Close12 Logic Door - Common13 Logic Door - Normally Open14 Ground

Recommended Connector:Molex 22-01-3147, Crimp Terminal 08-52-0123or Tyco 1-770602-4, Crimp Terminal 770666-1

The connections for SAS channels 2 and 3 come as a D-Sub 9 male connector (serial connector).

SAS Channel 3(Peripheral Board Connector P210)

1 NC2 COM 4 / RS232 RxD3 COM 4 / RS232 TxD4 +5V5 Ground6 NC7 +12V8 NC9 NC

Cable LenghtRecommended cable length to connect player tracking components located on the inside of the main door to the Peripheral Board is approximately 1,50 - 2,00 meters.

1 14 Accounting System / Con. 2 (Peripheral Board Connector P221)

1 Main Door - Normally Close2 Main Door - Common3 Main Door - Normally Open4 Bill Stacker Door - Normally Close5 Bill Stacker Door - Common6 Bill Stacker Door - Normally Open7 Belly Door - Normally Close8 Belly Door - Common9 Belly Door - Normally Open10 Door 5 - Normally Close11 Door 5 - Common12 Door 5 - Normally Open

Recommended Connector:Molex 22-01-3127, Crimp Terminal 08-52-0123or Tyco 1-770602-2, Crimp Terminal 770666-1

SAS Channel 2(Peripheral Board Connector P206)

1 NC2 COM 1 / RS232 RxD3 COM 1 / RS232 TxD4 +5V5 Ground6 NC7 +12V8 NC9 NC

1 12

11

66

11

66

3. Peripheral Board


SAS Channel Setup4. Note: This section is intended as an additional source of infor-mation to understand the functionality in general. For detailed information please refer to the Software Manual relevant for a particular software version.

During basic software configuration (Initial Setup) the SAS Channel Setup menu allows to

- Set the SAS address of the machine - Allocate SAS polls to SAS channels 1, 2 or 3. - Change the attributes for communication down and handpay buffer full events.

To configure the SAS Channel Setup table, select a field and touch the Modify button. The Modify button toggles through the available options or opens a number pad.

Enable/DisableaChannel: Select the Enabled/Disabled field of a channel and touch

the Modify button to generally enable or disable a SAS channel.

EGMAddress: Configures the SAS machine address on this SAS channel.

Control: Allocate the control polls to one of the channels. Control

polls can not be disabled on all channels.

AFTTransfers: Allocate the polls for AFT transfers to one of the channels

or disable them on all channels.

Note: To disable AFT in general, adjust the AFT Transfers set-ting to disabled on all enabled channels.

LegacyBonus: Allocate the legacy bonusing polls to one of the channels.

Ticketing: Allocate the polls and exceptions for ticketing to one of

the channels or disable them on all channels.

TicketReporting: This entry allows to send ticket reporting polls on addi-

tional channels for reporting purposes.

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Note: In most case the actual SAS ma-chine address is provided by a connect-ed Smart Interface Board (SMIB). In this case set the EGM Address to 1.

4. SAS Channel Setup

SAS Channel Setup - default settings

SAS Channel Setup - modified settings (example)


4. SAS Channel Setup continued

CommunicationDownAction: This entry defines the handling if communication to the

host system is lost on this channel.

Lock EGM (default):If communication to the host system is lost for more than 15 seconds, the machine locks.

Ignore:The machine ignores a loss of communication to the host system and remains playable.

HandpayReporting: This entry defines the handpay buffer handling.

Secure (default):If the handpay buffer is full, the machine locks up until the pending handpay polls are read by the accounting system.

Overwrite:If the handpay buffer is full, the oldest entries will be overwritten and the machine remains playable. This handling is intended for EGMs connected to an ac-counting system that does not read handpay polls and for EGMs not connected to an accounting system at all.

4. SAS Channel Setup


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5. Manufacturing DrawingsDrawings are also available as a file. Please contact ATRONIC.

Generic Player Tracking Bracket5.1

4,5

6,5 (4x)5 (5x)

13,5 (2x)

10 free of nish (3x)

0 8,5 (2x)

91,5 (2x)

0

8 (2x)

92 (2x)50

15 (2x)

85 (2x)

100

90 (2x)

3,5 (2x)

0

721,3 (2x)

47,5 (2x)39,5

6,3

226,5231,5236,5

456441,8 (2x)

415,5 (2x)423,5

463

24,5 (2x)

11,5 (2x)

visible side

Notes:

- Draw

ing is in 1st angle projection - Break all sharp edges - Part m

ust be RoHS com

pliant - Sheet thickness = 1.5m

m - M

ax. bend Radius = sheet thickness - U

ndimensioned radii = 2m

m

OXYGEN Cabinet - Integration Guide for Player Tracking and Online ComponentsRelease Info / Disclaimer1. Introduction1.1 About this Manual

2. Available Mounting Areas2.1 Overview2.2 Player Tracking Bracket2.3 SMIB Bracket2.4 Cable Routing

3. Peripheral Board3.1 Accounting System Connectors Pinout

4. SAS Channel Setup5. Manufacturing Drawings5.1 Generic Player Tracking Bracket

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