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Title: IGT EZPAY system Post by: mph1968 on September 28, 2011, 04:42:13 PM Hello, Anyone have any manuals for CVT setup,programming,troubleshooting,etc..
Thank you Title: Re: IGT EZPAY system Post by: stayouttadabunker on September 28, 2011, 10:43:56 PM NOPE. I have no manuals...everything is in my head.
What problems are you having? Maybe we can help you with your machine? Welcome to New Life Games! :136- Title: Re: IGT EZPAY system Post by: mph1968 on September 30, 2011, 02:14:56 PM I would like to use CVT in standalone mode for testing/verifying in my shop. I have IGT S2000 machines among others. I need verify game settings(S2000) and any others you know of.
Also, I have CVT clear chip. Is there a way to change the USER ID ,PASSWORD , and SYSTEM LEVEL PASSWORD on the CVT without a system server? Any info would be appreciated. Thank you Title: Re: IGT EZPAY system Post by: stayouttadabunker on September 30, 2011, 02:44:21 PM Do you have a licensed copy of the IPC EZ Setup software?
The CVT works together with the IPC and printer and wasn't designed to be standalone - more for networking between multiple machines. Without these - nothing works...expensive doorstops. :72- These systems were made for casino use only. If you're a registered shop that repairs and tests CVT systems for casinos - then I'd recommend you check out the http://www.slottechforum.com/ There will be information there on those systems if you ask the right people. This is basically a home owners game website that doesn't really deal or work with licensed casino management systems. Here's a link to the very, very short discussion we had on it...>>> http://newlifegames.net/nlg/index.php?topic=6076.0 (http://newlifegames.net/nlg/index.php?topic=6076.0) Here's a quote from another member on this system>>> As for the EZ-Pay system and the CVT units, I believe that AVP Uses the same type of validation method as the 960 based machines do. It's done through fiber optics going between Casino back room Ez-pay server to CVT to the Gaming machines. AN XVU (Cross validation unit) interfaces multiple EZ pay servers' databases together so they can communicate with each other. I forgot how many machines a CVT can handle at one time. I believe it is 32 and then an XVU or (XVUs) needs to be added depending on the number of machines. I believe the fiber optics connect to the com board in the i960 based machines and I believe via the Fiber optic Daughter card in the AVP machines. The short of it is this, No EZ-Pay software, no validation. The CVT is only an interface for the EZ-pay system. It can retrieve ticket data and or validate a ticket by retrieving the data from the Ez-Pay server. The CVT units are also sometimes used at remote stations to validate tickets. When new the CVTs come with a power supply and a small receipt printer. There is a port for a bar code scanner on the back of the unit. Finally, here's the link to IGT's webpage on this stuff... They won't tell you a thing unless you have a lot of money...>>> http://www.igtproducts.com/igtproducts/Systems/EZpay/CVTPlusHardware.asp (http://www.igtproducts.com/igtproducts/Systems/EZpay/CVTPlusHardware.asp) |