AboutPhillip Boucher Expertise Author of the book, "Slot Machines: Fun Machines or Tax Machines? A Technician Reveals the Truth About One-Armed Bandits", ISBN 1-55270-049-6 published by Productive Publications under the pen name Ian B. Williams. I can answer any question related to the concept, design, marketing, programming, operation, installation, repair, and maintenance of slot machines, video poker machines, and video lottery terminals, and their related equipment and machinery, within the regulated gaming industry. I WILL NOT ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS WHATSOEVER RELATED TO THE PRIVATE OWNERSHIP OF GAMING MACHINES, INCLUDING QUESTIONS SUCH AS "I JUST BOUGHT A SLOT MACHINE AND IT DOESN'T WORK...". I can help dispel all the myths and misconceptions that have permeated the print and news media about slots over the years. I can also answer questions related to gambling addiction in general and slot machine addiction in particular. Each question will be answered truthfully, without bias, whether the answer is what the questioner wants to hear. I will not propagate the myth that there are secrets to winning or beating slots, because there are none. There are no methods or tricks or other such nonsense that a lot of people think there are. I`m sorry, but reality in regard to slot machines can be a big letdown! I won`t lead anyone on. Want to know the real truth? Just ask. I can also answer general questions related to casinos except for table games.
Experience I have over eleven years experience as a slot machine technician for two major North American casinos, one racetrack slot facility, and am a Certified Gaming Machine Repairperson. I am the author of, (writing as Ian B. Williams), "Slot Machines: Fun Machines or Tax Machines? A Technician Reveals the Truth About One-Armed Bandits", ISBN 1-55270-049-6 published by Productive Publications.
w wrote at 2008-01-18 15:28:45
Hold down the first 3 discard buttons at the same time.
BW3 wrote at 2008-07-30 15:51:54
To clear off the screen to go back to the main game screen that allows you to play again, you need to push the first 3 discard buttons starting from the left at the same time. This will put you back into game play mode. If it won't go back check the test switch located inside the cabinet. It is usually a momentary push switch but sometimes has been converted over to a toggle. I have several Omega machines still in use on my route. I hope this helps.
china rock wrote at 2009-02-18 20:26:41
your machine has the test button stuck on or shorted on in some of the older machines this is a set of contact prongs just disconnect the test switch and you will get out of the test menu
Tony wrote at 2009-10-20 00:25:20
Does anybody have any of the small clone Boards cpu6502 rev 1.2? Looking for program and or wiring harness info?
