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LAND-BASED AND INTERACTIVE GAMING
EASITRAX Web Cash Cash Management CPI
Crane Payment Innovations (CPI), a Crane Co. Company, will be exhibiting on stand #825 at G2E Asia with the most comprehensive portfolio of automated payment systems in the Gaming industry. Among the products on display will be the SC Advance note acceptor and EASITRAX Web cash management solution.
At G2E Asia, visitors will have the opportunity to evaluate SC Advance alongside the powerful EASITRAX Web cash management solution. EASITRAX Web is a recent software extension of the RFID-based EASITRAX Soft Count system, which has now been installed in more than 200,000 games worldwide. It works by collecting performance data from SC note acceptors and funneling that information into an intuitive database that can be leveraged to streamline the drop process, asset evaluations, maintenance programs and more. Designed to maximize control and flexibility, EASITRAX Web allows operators to create customized reports, grant permission levels and track performance remotely from anywhere in the world with secure intranet access.
In addition to SC Advance and EASITRAX Web, CPI will show a range of coin acceptors, coin hoppers and integration devices – including PayLink, which allows developers to quickly and easily integrate different combinations of payment peripherals into a machine without having to spend the time and money associated with creating customized payment software.
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Buster Blackjack Table Games AGS
AGS has made waves across blackjack tables throughout the US with its popular Buster Blackjack side bet, and now the game is going international. The company has formed a strategic partnership that allows Crown Melbourne in Australia to trial Buster Blackjack and expose their table game players to this simple and fun blackjack side bet; the deal also represents the first international placement of Buster Blackjack.
John Hemberger, Senior Vice President of Table Products at AGS said: “Crown’s executives know their players seek excitement from games with high volatility, which is one of the reasons they were attracted to this side bet; it’s also why we’re confident this will be a lasting partnership that allows us to expand our reach internationally with more of our core-gambler style table products.”
As part of the deal, Crown Melbourne will install Buster Blackjack on 15 of its blackjack tables as a trial, with an opportunity to extend across further blackjack tables throughout the property. Easily added to existing blackjack games and side bets, Buster Blackjack is an optional post-game bet where players win odds-based payouts when a dealer busts. The more cards in the dealer’s busted hand, the more players win. Its gameplay doesn’t interfere with or slow down the game since bets are
quickly resolved with all players losing or paid equal amounts.
“We first saw Buster Blackjack during a visit to the California market, and were really impressed,” said Tim Barnett, GM Table Games Strategy & Commercial at Crown Melbourne. “Our players have a strong appetite for this type of betting, and we’re confident it will do well as a dual side-bet on our blackjack tables,” added Sean Knights, Executive General Manager Table Games at Crown Melbourne.
DF5400HD-DN/IR Security Dallmeier
With the DF5400HD-DN/IR Dallmeier introduces a new infrared camera which has been designed specifically for applications requiring images with highest resolution in real-time at day and in the IR mode at night.
The DF5400HD-DN/IR is an Ultra HD camera with integrated IR illumination. Built into an IP66-rated weather-proof enclosure, the camera is designed for both indoor and outdoor applications. The camera is operated with Power over Ethernet (PoE Class 0, IEEE 802.3af) which allows for an easy, quick and cost-effective cabling and commissioning.
The high resolution of the sensor and the sophisticated image processing enable real-time recordings with UHD resolution at a frame rate up to 25/30 fps (2160p/30) with excellent quality.
The automatic Day/Night operation is supported by a uniform IR illumination by means of semi-covert 850 nm high power LEDs. In the IR mode at night, the
camera provides excellent results due to the high infrared sensitivity and thus meets the most demanding requirements in a 24-hour operation.
The camera has a motor-driven megapixel varifocal lens that is perfectly tuned to the image sensor. The adjustment of zoom, focus and iris is made conveniently using a web browser. Manual lens setting directly at the installation site is not required.
The lens is equipped with a P-Iris control providing a precise and automatic adjustment of the optimum aperture. Thus, the camera achieves a much better depth of field than with conventional DC auto iris lenses under almost any lighting conditions. Its Digital Image Shift function allows a comfortable fine adjustment of the captured image section via a web browser ensuring a quick and easy installation of the camera. The camera’s RAM memory is used by the EdgeStorage function for storing the video stream in case of a network failure. When the network is restored, the SmartBackfill function ensures a fast transmission to the SMAVIA recording system. This stores the video stream with high speed and then continues the recording of the live stream seamlessly.
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