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Subject: Re: IGT S+ Test Button Location Author: Ben [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 09:13:05 07/05/06 Wed In reply to: Bob 's message, "IGT S+ Test Button Location" on 16:58:00 07/04/06 Tue I am going to really take a shot in the dark on this one...I believe your machine is an upright white machine built in 1999. If that is correct you will find the self test switch hidden behind the power switch. Let me know if that's it. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> [> Subject: Re: IGT S+ Test Button Location Author: Bob [Edit] Date Posted: 16:48:04 07/05/06 Wed You are 100% right, it is behind the power switch and the machine does have a white cabinet. No one would ever see it had they not had the knowledge. Thanks so much! I am told to up the pay % all I need is a higher pay reel chip for the game; no need for set chip etc....but 1st to i.d. the current chip number. Thanks again, it Haywires often on the "wild" Symbols but not too much on mixed bars etc- would like to increase a little action on it. Thanks! Bob >I am going to really take a shot in the dark on this >one...I believe your machine is an upright white >machine built in 1999. If that is correct you will >find the self test switch hidden behind the power >switch. Let me know if that's it.

[> [> [> Subject: Re: IGT S+ Test Button Location Author: Ben [Edit] Date Posted: 11:12:31 07/06/06 Thu No problem...now in order to determine the chip number push that button a few times until the number 4 appears in the coins played field. Then on the winner paid and credits LED you will see some numbers. The four digit number that starts with 4XXX or 8XXX is your reel chip number. From there you can check the IGT bible for the par sheet info and payback percentage. If your not sure where to find that e-mail me directly. > You are 100% right, it is behind the power switch and >the machine does have a white cabinet. No one would >ever see it had they not had the knowledge. Thanks so >much! I am told to up the pay % all I need is a higher >pay reel chip for the game; no need for set chip >etc....but 1st to i.d. the current chip number. Thanks >again, it Haywires often on the "wild" Symbols but not >too much on mixed bars etc- would like to increase a >little action on it. Thanks! Bob > >>I am going to really take a shot in the dark on this >>one...I believe your machine is an upright white >>machine built in 1999. If that is correct you will >>find the self test switch hidden behind the power >>switch. Let me know if that's it.