TOURNAMENT Moope System Stot TOURNAMENT TRACKING ANp Display FEATURE OF THE JACKPOT INFORMATION SYSTEM Conricurarion Anp Operarion Manuva Novenser, 1993/P.N. 950-261-00 GORD LEap, My & 6700 South Paradise Road * Suite E ¢ Las Vegas, Nevada 89119 é (702) 896-3890 * FAX (702) 896-2461 %, oO" “Cay recuwO™Copyright © 1993 by Mikohn, Inc. This manual is provided to the customers and authorized service personnel of Mikohn, Inc. It is intended for their use only and no other. No part of this publication may bestored ina retrieval system, transmitted, orreporducedin any way, including but not limited to photocopy, photograph, magnetic or other record, without the prior agreement and written permission of the publisher.Section 1 - Tournament Mode Overview MIKOHN Section 1- Tournament Mode Overview Copyright © 1995, Mikoba 1.0 Mikohn Overview Thank you for choosing Mikohn’s line of progressive dis- play products for your gaming business. We at Mikohn. pride ourselves on designing and manufacturing quality equipment for the gaming industry, but our goal of excel- lence cannot be met without you, the customer. It is your standards we must meet and your improvement ideas that guide our development today and in the future. We sin- cerely hope that the product you have just purchased meets your standards for quality and utility. Mikohn has been designing reliable progressive and infor- mational display equipment for many years and is the recognized leader in this industry. We currently offer over fifty display devices with associated software /firmware for programming and control. We have a complete line of animated three-element LED as well as seven-segment displays in sizes from 8x12 feet to in-machine micro mes- sage displays. Mikohn has product installations in over forty countries worldwide. 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Tournament Mode - PN 950-262-00 - Poge 1-1MIKOHN Section 4 - Toornoment Mode Overview 1.1 Tournament Mode Overview The Tournament Mode is an added feature to the CON2 SuperController that allows you to graphically display slot tournament information in real-time as the tournament progresses’. Features of the Tournament Mode include the following: * 6x4 Mikohn Animation Display to show tourna- ment header information and ten player positions. * Programmable display headers for current and accumulated tournament scores. * Select able options for scrolling of player names/ scores for either the current session, accumulated sessions or both. Scrolling rate selection. Scrolling repeat rate selection. Player names up to ten characters in length. Current points up to 5 digits and accumulated points up to 6 digits. * Upto 96 players for any session. eee In the present hardware/software configuration, this fea- ture is designed to work with particular components, which include the following: * CON2 SuperController, software version 3.10 or greater. * 6x4 Graphic Board driven by an AGL Logic PCB utilizing version 2.15 software. * 4,8 or 16 port Digiboard, if more than two Master CON? SuperControllers are being used? * IBM or DOS compatible 386 PC. * A dot matrix or other printer connected to the PC. + Mikohn software packages PCID (machine ID) and JIS Qackpot InformationSystem, version 1.6)loaded ‘on the PC. * Mikohn software packageP-SP.,version2.01 loaded on the PC. "This featureis only for use with IGT Tournament softwareat this time.No other manufacturer’s device has been tested in this tournament configu- ration. 2 If you are utilizing a multiple Master controller configuration, contact, ‘Mikohn for technical assistance with electronic components and cabling. Page 1-2 - Tournament Mode - PN 980-262-00 Copyright © 1995, MikohaSection 1 - Tournament Mode Overview Copyright © 1995, Mikoha In addition, you should have the following Mikohn docu- mentation available: Jackpot Information System manual. CON2 SuperController Service and Installation manual. ‘Animation Display “Fast Entry” manual. PSP. Progressive System Programmer manual. This Tournament Mode manual. 1.2 Physical Component Setup Presented here is a synopsis of the physical setup required for utilizing the Tournament Mode. Follow all the proce- dures from step 1 to the end if you do not have a SuperController /Gaming Machine progressive jackpot system already in place. If you do have a progressive sys- tem already in place, skip to step 5 and follow from there to the completion of the procedures. L Refer to the CON2 SuperController Service and Installation manual provided with your SuperController(s). Familiarized yourself with the information in Section 3 of that document in re- gards to the SuperController model you have. Follow the installation steps in Section 4 of the abovementioned manual. Note the setting of the rotary switch as shown on page 4-19 of that docu- ment. If you are configuring a Master /Slave inter- face with two or more controllers, the rotary switch must be set as described in the documentation. If you are using other Mikohn displays (e.g., Cha- meleon II, Mini-Photon, etc.), configure the wiring and parameters for those displays as documented in Section 5 of the SuperController manual. Note that this section also documents configuration of an animation display. Instead, use the Animation Display “Fast Entry” manual for programming the AGL logic board. After wiring the SuperController, gaming devices and auxiliary displays, refer to the P.S.P. Progres- sive System Programmer manual for information on programming the SuperController. Even if you do not plan to use the system for progressive jack- Tournament Mode - PN 950-262.00 - Poge 1-5MIKOHN Section 1 - Tournament Mode Overview pots, you must be familiar with the P.S.P. software for instructing the SuperController to perform cer- tain tasks. Using the P.SP., program any and all progressive jackpot games for your devices. Make sure to use the Timeand Date page of the program todefinethe date/time for the SuperController (see Section 11 of the P.S.P. manual), 5. Existing Mikohn Progressive Systems: Verify that the CON? software version is V4.0 or greater in all the SuperControllers to be used in the Tournament system. Chances are if you have an existing pro- gressive system, the software version is older than that required to run the Tournament Mode. Con- tact Mikohn if you require a SuperController soft- ware update. When youarerunning thecontroller(s) with version 4.x, continue with the instructions listed here. 6. Connect the AGL logic board to the Animation Display and supply power toboth units. Configure the AGL/Animation Display as outlined in the Animation Display “Fast Entry” manual. For this application, the Group Address should be set to255 and the Individual Address to 64. Set the Active Jackpot Group (if you are using a progressive system in conjunction with the Tour- nament Mode) to the value matching the jackpot group whose amount you want to display. When the Time/Date /Day parameters display, enter the correct values for those fields. 7. Refer to the system configuration represented in drawing sheet 1 (TOURSET2.SCH) at the back of this document. Assess your planned layout against this drawing. Note the cable distances for connect- ingall the components; there are differentharness/ connector scenarios depending on the distance be- tween the different elements. As noted, if the distance between the ‘SuperController(s) and the PC is less than fifty feet, refer to drawing sheet 4 (ISCABLE.SCH). If it is Page 1-4 - Toorsament Mode - PN 950-262-00 Copyright © 1995, MilohaSection 1 - Tournament Mode Overview MIKOHN greater than fifty feet, refer to drawing sheet 3 (ISCON2.SCH). If the distance between the PC and the AGL/Ani- mation Display is less than fifty feet, refer to draw- ing sheet 4 (ISCABLESCH). If it is greater than fifty feet, refer to drawing sheet 2 (ISCABSCH). 8. Asnotedondrawingsheet!, the SuperController(s) is connected to the PC at the COM2 port. The AGL logic board is connected to the computer’s COM1 port. The system printer is connected to the computer’s LPT1 port. 9. Check all the connections of the system to make sure none are loose. This completes the physical configuration of the Tournament Mode. 1.3 Software Configuration You must now install and configure the necessary PC software. When you have the system physically configured, bring up your computer and insert the diskette labeled JIS V1.06 into the floppy drive. When you begin this procedure, plan some time for com- pleting the task; the batch file will require you to enter information on the devices connected to the system as well as enter data in the JIS files. This installation cannot be halted and begun again with overwriting all the data, so plan your time accordingly. 1. When the DOS prompt “C:\>” displays, enter the drive letter designation where the JIS program diskette is located (.e., either “A:” or “B:” depend- ing on your computer system). 2. When the appropriate drive letter displays, enter the command “INSTALL” and press the Enter key. The batch file will initiate the software loading and data entry procedures. First, the batch file creates a subdirectory called “JIS” on your hard disk and copies most of the diskette'sfilesinto that destination. Next, theJIS.EXE and PCID.EXE programs are copied onto the root Copyright © 1995, Miloha Tournement Mode - PN 950-262-00 - Poge 1-5val IKOHN ‘Section 1 - Tournement Mode Overview: directory of the hard disk. Finally, the batch file defaults to the PCID.EXE program, requiring data entry from you. 3. Refer to the Jackpot Information System manual, pp. 6 through 10, steps 4 through 17 to enter data associated with the gaming devices connected to the SuperController(s). 4. Immediately after pressing the F10 function key, the computer defaults to the JIS program with the Main Menu screen displayed as shown on page 14 of the Jackpot Information System manual. 5. With the menu choice “UTILITIES” highlighted in the menu bar, press the Enter key. You will be prompted for a password. Enter the number “135642” and press the F10 function key. 6. TheUtilitiesSub-Menu screen displaysasisshown on page 15 of the Jackpot Information System manual. Press the F2 function key to access the Configuration Sub-Menu. 7. The Configuration Sub-Menu screen is displayed as shown on page 17 of the Jackpot Information System manual. Press F1 to access the Security Sub- Menu. 8 With the Security Sub-Menu displaying, use the function keys to configure the different passwords and access levels for up to eight users asis outlined ‘on pages 18 and 19 of the Jackpot Information System manual. This completes the physical and software installation and configuration for the Tournament Mode. Section 2 covers the operation of the game including entering of players’ names, player position assignment, advance awards of points, beginning/ending tournament sessions and print- ing reports. @ Page 1-6 - Toumament Mode - PN 950-262-00 Copyright © 1993, Mikoba‘Section 2 - Software Configuration And Operation MIKOHN Section 2- 2.0 Tournament Configuration And Opera- Software tion Configuration And Operation This section covers the configuration of the Tournament Mode sub-menus and the operation of actual tournament play. Additionally, it shows you how to print reports based on tournament data. 2.1 New Tournament/Player Names Each new tournament is initialized with the JIS software and player names are entered for accumulated score points and real-time display. 1. At the DOS prompt “C:\>", type “JIS” and press the Enter key. This activates the JIS program as it has been customized for your particular system. 2. The following prompt displays: type ¥ if new installation else N You configured the JIS software for your facility in Section 1, so type “N” and press the Enter key. 3. TheJISMain Menu displays as shownon page 12 of the Jackpot Information System manual. The UTIL- TTY menu choice on the menu bar should be high- lighted. Press the Enter key. 4. The following prompt displays: Press £10 to Enter Password #: 22222? Enter the password you assigned to yourself in Section 1 and press the F10 function key. 5. TheUtilitiessub-menus displays. Press the F4 func- tion key to access the Option sub-menu. Copyright © 1993, Mikoha Tournament Mode - PN 950-262-00 - Page 2-1Section 2 - Software Configuration And Operation 6. The following menu displays: OPTION MENU (ESC) MAIN MENU (F1) PC 102 (F2) (F3) TOURNAMENT (F4) Press the F3 function key to access the Tournament Mode menu. The following menu displays: TOURNAMENT MENU (ESC) EXIT TO MAIN MENU (FL) | INIT NEW TOURNAMENT (F2) INIT NEW SESSION (F3) | START SESSION (F4) END SESSION (F5) ENTER PLAYER NAMES (F6) | ENTER SLOT POSITIONS (F7) | SCROLL SESSIONS (F8) PRINT CURRENT SESSION (F9) PRINT DAY SESSION (F10) EDIT. DAY SESS POINTS ($1) EDIT SETUP Press the F1 function key (INIT NEW TOURNA- MENT) to initialize the JIS for a new tournament session. This clears the database of the program of Player Names, Scores and Position assignments. Pressthe FS function key (ENTERPLAYERNAMES) to enter the names of the players competing in this, session. 10. The following menu displays: Page 2-2 - Tournament Mode - PM 950-262-00 Copyright © 1993, MikohaSection 2 Soltware Configuration And Operation MIKOHN Press F10 to exit ( PGUP/PGDN to change PAGES 01 ) ENTER Player names. Copyright © 1995, Mikoba i. (10 char max. ) The cursor is positioned in the first player name field. Enter a name up to ten characters in length and press the Enter key. The cursor moves to the second player name field. Continue entering all the players’ names and, when finished, press the F10 function key to record the entries and return you to the Tournament Menu. Any time the current tournamentsessionis stopped, you can access this screen and add or edit player names. Though not necessary, you can press the F9 func- tionkey at this point to PRINT DAY SESSION. This, produces a hard copy printout of player names with their ID number. The report looks like the sample on the following page: Tournament Mode - PN 950-262-00 - Poge 2-5MIKOHN Section 2 - Sottware Configoration Aad Operation The Day Tournament scores follow .. No sort. ID #1 NAME Player A POINTS 0 ID #2 NAME Player B POINTS 0 ID #3 NAME Player C POINTS 0 ID #4 NAME Player D POINTS 0 ID #5 NAME Player E POINTS 0 ID #6 NAME Player F POINTS 0 ID #7 NAME Player G POINTS 0 ID #8 NAME Player G POINTS 0 ete. The second page of the listing arranges the players in highest to lowest points order. In this case, as no tournamentplay hastaken place, there arenoscores. 12._After printing the Day Tournamentreport or when the Tournament Menuis again displayed, press the F6 function key (ENTER SLOT POSITIONS). 13. The following menu displays: Press F10 to exit ( PGUP/PGDN to change CONTROLLERS 01 ) sc SLOT PLAYER * SC SLOT PLAYER POS POSITION ID #,NAME...... * POS POSITION ID #,NAME...... o1 | 1221 99 |OPEN-99 * 17 | bhhh 99 |OPEN-99 02 | 2222 99 |OPEN-99 * 18 | didi 99 |OPEN-99 03 | 3333 99 |OPEN-99 * 49 | 5333 99 |OPEN-99 04 | 4444 99 |OPEN-99 * 20 | kkkk 99 |OPEN-99 05 | 5555 99 |OPEN-99 * 21 | 1111 99 |OPEN-99 06 | 6666 99 |OPEN-99 * 22 | mom 99 |OPEN-99 o7 | 7777 99 |OPEN-99 * 23 | nnnn 99 |OPEN-99 08 | 888s 99 |OPEN-99 * 24 | coco 99 |OPEN-99 o9 | 9999 99 |OPEN-99 * 25 | pppp 99 |OPEN-99 10 | aaaa 99 |OPEN-99 * 26 | qaga 99 |OPEN-99 11 | bbbb 99 |OPEN-99 * 27 | rrrr 99 |OPEN-99 12 | cece 99 |OPEN-99 * 28 | ssss 99 |OPEN-99 13 | ddaa 99 |OPEN-99 * 29 | tett 99 |OPEN-99 14 | eeee 99 |OPEN-99 * 30. | uuuu 99 |OPEN-99 15 | fffe 99 |OPEN-99 * 31 | vow 99 |OPEN-99 16 | ga9g 99 |OPEN-99 * 32 | wwww 99 |OPEN-99 ENTER PLAYERS ID NUMBERS TO SELECT MACHINE POSITIONS. Page 2-4 Tournament Mode - PN 950-262-00 Copyright © 1993, MikohaSection 2 - Software Configuration And Operation MIKOHN Copyright © 1993, Mikoha 14. 15. The cursor is positioned at the first Slot Position row. Notice that the Slot Position id number coin- cides with the machine number assigned to the first SuperController on the system with the PCID pro- gram. The cursor should be at the first Player ID number field. Enter the ID number for the player at that machine and press the Enter key. The name of the player associated with that ID number is displayed on the screen. IMPORTANT NOTE: Do not assign a player name to more than one machine/ position in a tournament session. The Tournament Mode software does not combine scores on different machine assigned to the same player. Continue entering player ID numbers to the appro- priate slot machine positions, pressing the Enter key after each entry. When completed, press the F10 function key to record the entries and return to the Tournament Menu. Player and Position data has now been entered. When the Tournament Menu displays, press the Shiftkey and the Fl function key simultaneously to access the EDIT SETUP screen. Tournament Mode - PN 950-262-00 - Poge 2-5oe MIKOHN Section 2 - Soltware Coafiguretion And Operation 16. The following menu displays: Press F10 to exit seeeae HEADER RIGHT..... DAY SESSION SCROLL RATE MEDIU: SCROLL REPEAT TIME IN MIN’S. ENTER 1-99 -> 5 MIN’S ENTER HEADERS. or .(USE PGUP/PGDW on MODE/RATE ‘This program screen allows you to define how the ‘Animation display presents informationas the tour- nament is played. a. The cursor is positioned at the HEADER LEFT field. As you look at the Animation display, the column onthe leftisin green and will display in real-time the tournament pointsasthey areawarded toplayers. This field allows you to define anamefor the current session. Choose the default name (ie., CURRENT SESSION) or enter a header name of choice with up to seventeen characters. When. finished with this field, press the Enter key. b. The cursor is positioned at the HEADER RIGHT field. The right hand column of the display isin red and will display the accumulated names/ points from the Day Session database. This field allows you to define a name for the day session. Choose the default name (ie,, DAY SESSION) or enter a header name of your choice with up to seventeen characters. When finished with this field, press the Enter key. Poge 2-6 - Tournament Mode - PN 950-262-00 Copyright © 1993, MikehaSection 2 - Software Configuration And Operation MIKOHN Copyright © 1995, Mikoba c. The cursor is positioned at the SCROLL MODE field. Depending on the number of ‘SuperConirollers on your system, you can have up to 96 players in a single current session. However, the Animation display can only show ten player names at any given time. When you have over ten players in a current session or in the accumulated day session, you can show names #11 and greater by scrolling the character rows upward across the display. This field lets you define whether the left (Current), right (accumulated Day) or both col- umns scroll upward. Use the Page Up or Page Down to display the choices for this field (RIGHT, LEFT or BOTH). When your choice displays, press the Enter key to select that choice. d. The cursor is positioned in the SCROLL RATE field. If you are using the scroll option (acti- vated with the F7 function key of the Tournament Menu; see step 2 in paragraph 2.1 below) for either the current or day columns or both, this field con- trols the perceived speed of the scrolling effect. Choices are FAST, SLOW or MEDIU (Medium). Generally, the more players there are, the faster the scroll effect rate. Use the Page Up or Page Down to display the choices for this field. When your choice displays, press the Enter key to select that choice. e. The cursor is positioned in the SCROLL REPEAT field. If you are using the scroll option for either the current or day columns or both, this field controls the time between scrolling effects. For example, setting this field to a value of 5 tells the system to scroll the scores on the Animation dis- play every five minutes. Allowable value for this field is a number between 1 and 99. Type in your choice and then press the Enter key to select that value. When you have defined the values for all the fields in the EDIT SETUP screen, press the F10 function key to save the definitions to memory, exit this menu and return to the Tournament Menu. Tournament Mode - PN 950-262-00 . Poge 2.7MIKOHN Section 2. Software Configuration And Operation This completes preliminary programming of the Tourna- ment Mode prior to use. The next section deals with actu- ally running a tournament game. 2.1 Starting And Monitoring A Tournament Game ‘After entering the names and associated data with the program screens listed in paragraph 2.0, you now can begin and monitor a tournament round. 1. Observe the Animation Display to make sure the names are showing that you entered with the EN- ‘TER PLAYER NAMES program screen. 2. Make sure the Tournament Menu is displayed on the PC's screen. If you want the scrolling effecttobe employed during the session, press the F7 function key (SCROLL SESSIONS). This activates the scroll ing parameters you defined with the EDIT SETUP program screen. 3. When the players are at their assigned positions at the gaming devices and ready for play, simulta- neously start your stop watch and press the F3 function key (START SESSION). The message... SESSION STARTED ... displays to the right of the menu. As players begin playing the games, points will be awarded and show up to the right of their name in the left column. Also, the left column will ordinate the players, highest tolowest points, as play progresses. Finally, the right-hand column will show cumula- tive (day) point totals, highest to lowest, with real- ting. time updat 4. When the time allotment for the tournament ses- sion has come to an end, press the F4 function key (ENDSESSION). This halts any further point input to the player databases. The message... SESSION STOPPED Page 2-8 - Tournament Mode - PN 950-262-00 Copyright © 1995, MikobaSection 2 - Software Configuration And Operation Copyright © 1993, Mikoha ... displays to the right of the menu, signifying that the current sessionis completed and nomore points are being awarded to players. 5. Press the F8 function key (PRINT CURRENT SES- SION) to print the results of the tournament ses- sion. The first page shows the players in the order ‘of machine position regardless of the point total as shown in the sample below: ‘The Current Tournament scores follow .. MACH # 1111 ID #1 NAME MACH # 2222 ID # 8 NAME MACH # 3333 ID # 31 NAME MACH # 4444 ID # 13 NAME -- ete. Player 1 Player 8 Player 25 Player 4 No sort. POINTS Xxx POINTS XXX POINTS XXX POINTS XXX ‘The second part of the report shows the players in order of points earned in the tournament session, highest to lowest. 6. If you plan to run another session, press the F2 function key (INIT NEW SESSION) to lize (ie., zero out) the current session points in the current session databases. The point informationis, retained in the day session databases for the play- ers. You can now repeat the configuration for a new session as documented in steps 1 through 16 in paragraph 2.0 above. 7. Repeat steps 1 through 6 for each tournament ses- sion. At the end of the entire tournament, press the F9 function key (PRINT DAY SESSION) to print a report of the cumulative /day databases. This re- port will show the cumulative scores of all players of alll sessions. The format of the reportis similar to the session report; the first part shows players in ID order withno sorton total points, the second partof the report shows the players in order of points earned in the tournament, highest to lowest. Tournament Mode - PN 950-262-00 - Poge 2-9AIKOHN ‘Section 2 - Software Configuration And Operation 8. 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