what is this machine? and how do I get rid of printer error?

[luckywes]

Think its from mid 80's

[luckywes]

Inside

[luckywes]

Only board

[luckywes]

"Printer error"  has no printer would like to use hopper

[SolidSilver]

Wow, no response to you in all this time!
Rather rare for NLG.

I'm relatively new to this forum, but an enthusiastic collector/researcher of early poker machines;
perhaps I can help.

"Casino Poker" is/was a copyrighted name of CEI (Casino Electronics Inc) of Nevada, the
successors of the Cal Omega company. The name, and the front door arrangement, make
me think it may be a very late CEI machine.

Here's how you can tell, or at least help me figure it out:

1. On the player's right hand side of the machine, down low, should be a label with
manufacturer's name and date. (It may have been removed, or not required for foreign use.

2. Look at the backplane (motherboard) and the game board for markings. If it's a CEI, one or
both will be marked CAL OMEGA. The game board will probably be 906 III board.
Photos of the board markings would help, if they are not as indicated above.

3. At least one of the screens will bear the maker's name, or at least the name of the
software developer. Diagnostic access is often through an internal pushbutton set.

Take as many photos as you can; I'll try to help.