- Hits: 124
Lists balance from last invoice period, EFT payments, cancels, net sales, sales commission, cashed other, promotions, administration fees, adjustments and amount due information for given invoice period and retailer. Use to verify invoice period financial data for specified retailer.
- Tracks lottery accounting.
- Lists amount being charged or deposited into the lottery account for a given week
- Lottery Accounting Week Starts Sunday & Ends Saturday
- Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) sweep every Tuesday
- Can be generated for up to 180 days back
- Input 8-digit date or send for current week
- Current will be the previous Sunday through Saturday (print example)
- Lists balance from previous week
- “Total Due” in first section of report is the EFT sweep total for given week
- Sum of “Draw Games Due” and “Scratch Due” for the given week
- Totals come from draw games sales, payouts, and settled packs
- Hits: 98
Displays Sales and Transaction counts.
- Breaks down Draw and Scratch transactions
- Does not track the individual scratch ticket sales
- Used to verify Lottery purchases on main register
- Can generate reports for up to 180 days back
- Input 8-digit date or send for today’s date
- Report lists sales information starting at 12:30AM for the given day
- Lists draw game sales and separates by game
- Separates payout totals by draw and scratch
- Lists cancelations and promotions
- Hits: 224
Loading & Changing Printer Paper
- Lift the latch up to open the printer cover.
- Raise the paper cover to the open position.
- Raise the paper cover to open position.
- Tear off the first layer of the paper roll and place it into the printer so that the paper unwinds from the bottom (front). See picture below.
- Leave a few inches of paper outside of the printer and close the paper cover firmly so that it latches securely.
- Paper feeds automatically to align itself then, the printer will automatically cut off the excess paper.
Videos Available:
- Cleaning the Accutherm Printer(1.10 minutes)
- How to change the Accutherm Paper Roll(.56 seconds)
- Hits: 72
Remote Disable - Keyfob Control
Remote Disable is a feature on the Game Touch and G20 systems intended to discourage underage use. This feature allows store personnel to “disable” the machine via a remote control key fob.
- To disable the machine, press the “I” button on the remote Keyfob transmitter. To reactivate, press the “I” button again.
NOTE:
- Retailers with more than one Game Touch terminal in one location can remotely control multiple machines with a single Keyfob.
- When needed, Retailers can also use the Keyfob to clear available credits on the GameTouch terminals and print Refund slips.