I poured through the schematics for the mpu and motherboard till my eyes got blurry. The jackpot reset switch seems to go to the same connector as the jackpot bell, but it does not have any connection for a second reset switch! I found one signal that is called sreset, and I wonder if that could be it, meaning second reset? Anyone have any thoughts here?

Any of our casino folks able to check out one of their machines that have both reset switches, and trace the wires for me??? 

Thanks in advance! 

CH

Stout, have you come across any concept of this on an old S+? It would be a nice feature to add.

Well, you're right mopar, I should have mentioned that I'd use a
multimeter first to see what is coming out of that wire.
It does sound to me that because there's an output pin labeled as "sreset" then
that would be the one to use for the double reset security option.
and no, I haven't tried to make the double attendant jackpot switch...
I thought it was a pain of an idea for home use really Stat, but very effective for a live casino use.
It's basically just a security feature I'd guess and it really shouldn't be very hard to make on if you wanted.
I'm at home at the moment so I don't have any machines to get into.
Mopar will have an idea for you guys before the weekend is out I'm sure.

Using one of my favorite S+ titles (Double Diamond w/ Haywire)
 That would mean 2,500 credits to the credit display! I'd never play that out!...
Some other titles could have like 10,000 credits or more!...
Some of those I-Games have jackpots like 200,000 don't they?

I have my S2000 at home,
I'll look into it tonight and see if it has a double key/credit to display option built in somewhere.
I wonder if anyone has a PSR for an SG000363?

Hey guys,

This setting and option probably means more in the IGAME and Poker world where you tend to cycle more money in at home cause you play these "penny" games at nickle dime and Quarter denominations. On the "standard" reel machines you can feed in a few hundred and play for a long time (figuratively!)before having to open up the door and replant your seed money! I have been playing Deep Pockets and Triple Play Poker on the IGAME machine before, and at nickles and above a couple hundred can be expected to last little to no time at all.

This option for home users would be fun as you can have the thrill of a W2G lockup, and an even greater thrill when the money goes right to the credit meter for more play! Alternatively, it is fun for guests to be able to print their Jackpot Receipt as a souvenier! I think with the right settings in an IGAME machine and the second reset switch you can have the best of both worlds! In a handpay situation turn the first reset key for a handpay... Turn the second switch for the jackpot to credit feature! See the copied text below for this thought:

If the
reset option is set to WHENEVER ELIGIBLE, the operator can turn the first
reset key to hand pay the win or turn the second reset key to reset it to the
credit meter. Whenever the jackpot does not meet the eligibility
requirements, the operator must hand pay it.

This option for the casino could be beneficial. When up in Reno at the Atlantis we used to get W2G eligible jackpots, would wait for an attendant, they would verify the jackpot, a witness attendant or manager would verify, then they would go for the money and paperwork... Your machine sitting in a handpay lockup the whole time... Sometimes on really busy nights you would sit there 30-45 minutes not playing the whole time! Just how much do you think you can load into the machine on Triple Play Poker in that time period??? Recently the Atlantis got smart and started clearing the jackpot and letting you play while you waited for them to come back with the paperwork and jackpot money. What a difference for their coin in on the machine... It got another 30-45 minutes of play while you wait for them to come back with your dough! While you wait for your W2G to come back, playing away, you may need to ask them for a Marker (a casino loan) so that you could try and win your lost jackpots back!  With the second reset key you could lose the money on the machine and the jackpot dough while waiting for your ID and W2G to come back to you! What an insult that would be... W2G and no money to show for it! 

CH

Don't know if this will help or not and not sure if it is for jackpot to credit --

I have an S2000 that has a second switch connected to the jackpot reset switch and wired like the pictures Wayne provided. The wire from the second switch is wired to the cabinet I/O board. I do not have image software on this computer to circle the wire but it is the wire that is connected above the "0" (AMP >>0<<-0) .. 4th pin from the end.

Never had that problem!  Always wondered why you would want to play in the high denom area... Wow it locked up on single bars!!! (20 coins on most $100 machine! ) alternatively: $1000 gone in 10 pulls, and not even a cherry pay!

CH

railroad,
uh...mopar put that same sheet up earlier on reply #10.
but that's okay- some people sometimes miss links...

I used to LOVE playing the $5 machine.   
$10 a pull on a double wild cherry.... ohhh the heart pounding ..... all you would need is just one hit just one!

The most I ever got was $1200

Wayne,

Did you by chance find that you have any IGT machines with the second key installed? 

I am hoping that someone has an I-Game with this option that can follow the wires and maybe even snap a PIC or two? I do not want to  the machine! All of my machines, and none have the second key switch, at least here, whse is too far away, and Joey sold the one that had the second switch!

I think this will be a great thing that many people here may want to add!

Thanks again!

CH

I had to veer away from the iGames to do some S6000 orders, but have an iGame on the lift for later today.  I'll lok at it.  The others are packed in, but. Ill check them as I pull them

Thanks,
W