BENCHMARK GAMES CREATES THE ALL NEW TICKET EMULATOR
Written by Benchmark Games
Wednesday, 07 October 2009
Hypoluxo, FL .
Tired of wasting tickets? Want to save money?
When arcade owners' and game operators' redemption games are in the
shop for repair or the machines are being worked on, there is now a
way to save tickets and money. Benchmark Games has created and developed
a small Ticket Emulator for the repair person to use when it's necessary
to check machines for proper operation.
Simply plug the small Ticket Emulator in and it will illustrate all
functions.
Three light indicators will show:
1. The "power" indicator lights when the machine is receiving 12
volts.
2. The "notch" indicator light blinks every time a ticket is supposed
to be dispensed, and
3. The "run" indicator lights when the ticket dispenser is connected
to a logic signal.
All of these functions allow the repair person to know if the machine is functioning properly, while redemption tickets are not being used and wasted.
This is the perfect instrument that is small and fits in a toolbox to check to make sure your Ticket Dispenser is working or use it to substitute for tickets being dispensed. This is essential for any game mechanic.
The Ticket Emulator is not just for Benchmark Games; it is adaptable for other manufacturers' games and can save money and tickets while checking out all kinds of redemption game machines. The cost for this necessary tool is:
One unit - $24.75
Three units - $19.65
Five or more units call for pricing.
For more details on the Ticket Emulator call the Benchmark
Parts Department at:
Phone: 561-253-3311
and ask for Dave Thomas or Pete Beck.
Or, find the Ticket Emulator on the Benchmark website at www.benchmarkgames.com/game_ticketemulator.htm