ICE PREVIEW Astrosystems brings the GBA GV1
Front-loading note validator leads the line alongside a fine suite of currency- related products
GBA GV1 Note Acceptor
Astrosystems Ltd will be showcasing its GBA GV1 bill acceptor, which is a front loading note validator designed for secure markets ranging from kiosks, payment systems to gaming. Designed to deliver on market demands for form and fit, it has unique characteristics which make it an attractive solution for serviceability and modularity.
The powerful GBA ST2 stackerless note
reader is used as the GV1’s currency validation module, providing ready access to a wide variety of global currencies. It is cunningly integrated into the GV1 transport system, yet can be easily accessed for cleaning or extraction.
With an eye on service wants and needs, everything about the GV1 is easy. It can quickly
TCSJH presents Qorex electronic gaming solution at ICE
Find out more on stand S6-250 I
CE 2017 will provide a major showcase for TCSJOHNHUXLEY’s Qorex electronic gaming solutions. First debuted at G2E in September the innovative Qorex terminals have caught the imagination of operators
around the globe, with major installations commencing imminently in the UK and Asia.
Tristan Sjöberg, Executive Chairman comments, “The introduction of Qorex has provided our customers with the opportunity to have a fully integrated hybrid gaming terminal that delivers innovative design, an intuitive easy to navigate interface, and because it’s modular, it’s extremely flexible and can be configured to suit any gaming environment. With the added benefits of increased security and customised game content, Qorex is proving to be a must- have product for any gaming floor.”
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range of Qorex configurations that illustrate the flexibility of the system, form large scale stadium layouts with a live dealer, to self- contained carousel units driven by the Saturn Auto wheel and back-to-back formations that feature state-of-the-art curved screen toppers for crystal clear live game feeds and multiple winning number results.
All Qorex terminals are driven by the Gaming Floor Live platform, which delivers essential requirements such as security and real-time reporting so casino operators can evaluate the status of their terminals at any time and act immediately as required.
The benefits of the Gaming Floor Live platform will also be demonstrated across the Optimisation, Bonusing and Media modules as all products now interface with the system, providing operators with a real-time, 360-
degree view of their live table games.
Other new products being debuted will be HD Blaze Roulette, a new and improved addition to the Blaze product suite, which now incorporates even more spectacular animated graphic capabilities to excite players by adding the wow factor to games. The patented in-game animations can be incorporated to complement existing themes or promotions, providing ever more effective ways of keeping players engaged longer. Demonstrated on roulette at the show, HD Blaze will also be available for Sicbo and Money Wheel.
In addition to these new offerings, the full TCSJOHNHUXLEY product portfolio will be showcased at ICE demonstrating how all products are technology enabled to connect to, and benefit from, the new platform. Stand S6-250.
stripped down to its serviceable parts. Belts are easily accessible for changeouts, the main PCB controller slides out from its position with the flick of a finger and the note transport pathway is completely accessible for cleaning.
The secure note cassette is audit-capable,
lockable both to itself and to the GV1 chassis and can hold up to 800 notes.
The latest addition to the GV1 is its universal bezel, which allows it to be a direct replacement to existing applications as a cost effective solution.
For further details on the GBA product, or to
obtain the latest software, please contact Astrosystems Ltd via
info@astrosystems.co.uk.
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