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A. 3 PRICINGADJUSTMENTS
A.3 01 GAME PRICING (If set to custom, then 02 to 09 are available).
The cost of a game is selected here from the Standard Pricing Table or by using the custom
pricing editor (A.3 27).
A.3 02 to A.2 09
NOT USED
A.310 COIN DOOR TYPE (If set to custom, then 11 to 15, 20 and 25 are available).
This adjustment is used to preset adjustments 11 through 15, 20 and 25, based on standard coin
doors.
A.3 11 COLLECTION TEXT
The coin system is used to display the Earning Audits.
A.312 LEFT SLOT VALUE
A.313 CENTER SLOT VALUE
A.314 RIGHT SLOT VALUE
A.3 15 4TH SLOT VALUE
These are the values for the coins for these respective coin slots. These values are used for
determining collection totals. The corresponding adjustments A.3 28 (Left Slot Credit Value)
through A.3 31 (4th Slot Credit Value) typically contain the same values and are used to
determine the number of credits awarded for the coin slot. Whenever these values are changed,
the new value is copied to the corresponding A.3 28 through A.3 31 adjustment. If a bonus is
desired for a particular coin (such as three credits for dollar coin), then the corresponding A.3 28
through A.3 31 "Credit Value" adjustment should be modified to award the bonus. See "Bonus
for Special Coin" section for more information.
A.316 MAXIMUM CREDITS
The maximum number of credits the game can accumulate, either through game plays awards or
coin purchases. The range of this setting is 5 through 99. Reaching the specified setting
prevents the award of any credits. Factory default is 10.
A.3 17 FREE PLAY
A player can operate the game without a coin (free play), or with a coin.
NO
A coin is necessary for game play.
YES
Game play is free; no coin required.
A.318 HIDE COIN AUDITS
The coin audits may, or may not, be displayed.
YES
The coin audits are not displayed.
NO
The coin audits are displayed.
HIDE NAMES -
The coin audit value is shown but not the audit name.
A.3 19 NOT USED
A.3 20 BASE COIN SIZE
This is the smallest unit of coin that may be used when creating a custom pricing mode using the
Pricing Editor (A.3 27). For example, in the USA this is typically $0.25. All priclnq levels are then
specified in 25 cents (or greater) increments.
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