(b) They shall be cleared either by an attendant (denoted by ‘*’ – in these cases the EGS must cease play) or upon initiation of a new play sequence and be communicated to an on-line monitoring system:

1. (1) Loss of communication with the central monitoring system;
2. (2) RAM error*;
3. (3) Low RAM battery, for batteries external to the RAM itself or low power source;
4. (4) Currency-in jam*;
5. (5) Program error or authentication mismatch*;
6. (6) Door open (including bill acceptor)*;

7. (7) Reel spin errors (if applicable), including a mis-index condition for rotating reels that affects the outcome of the game*:

   1. (A) The specific reel number shall be identified in the error code;
   2. (B) In the final positioning of the reel, if the position error exceeds one-half (1/2) of the width of the smallest symbol excluding blanks on the reel strip; and
   3. (C) Microprocessor-controlled reels shall be monitored to detect malfunctions such as a reel which is jammed, or is not spinning freely, or any attempt to manipulate their final resting position;
8. (8) Power reset;
9. (9) Out-of-paper* or paper low;
10. (10) Printer jam*;
11. (11) Printer failure*; and
12. (12) Printer disconnected* (it is permissible for the EGS to detect this error condition when the game tries to print).

(c)

1. (1) For games that use error codes, a description of EGS error codes and their meanings shall be affixed inside the EGS.
2. (2) This does not apply to video-based games.
3. (3) However, video-based games shall display meaningful text as to the error conditions.