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Can you disable vouchers (TITO) but still print them on an Aruze?

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Stayouttadabunker:
As the headline reads...>>> Can you disable vouchers (TITO) but still print them, on an Aruze?  :scratch-head_2:

I cannot find  :sherlock: any option in the settings that could allow me to set the machine to print tickets only.

Thanks for any help you can give me on this!  :cool_thumb_up:

Slotman:
Just set it for STANDARD validation.

Stayouttadabunker:
Thanks slotman...it was acting very weird with the TITO unit.
Every time I thew a voucher back that was printed from the machine, the voucher came out doubled! haha
I wish that would happen to me at a real casino! jk
Could anyone explain how a TITO ticket can be doubled like that?
That was vey strange.

Slotman, it was however already set for "Validation" when I went go check it.
I instead, turned off the setting in the options for accepting ticket vouchers.
The machine prints fine now and doesn't take tickets.

Iamwally:
So I am just wondering why you would want to be able to print but not accept tickets?  You should rather be figuring out why it was doubling like that.   I’m thinking something with the particular Tito board you are using or something in how it is communicating the ticket info to the machine.  Curious🤔

Stayouttadabunker:

--- Quote from: Iamwally on September 12, 2023, 10:46:14 AM ---So I am just wondering why you would want to be able to print but not accept tickets? 

--- End quote ---

The Aruze owners (They have 2 machines) want to be able to turn off the ticket acceptance when the kids come over to play, because they're using up all his Tito paper... :rotfl:
I was able to show them how to do that - it was pretty easy to open the door, turn the key, go into settings and turn off vouchers acceptance.

The Hinkley TITO board, I believe, has a glitch with the Aruzes in which the TITO vouchers will get doubled - when re-inserted into the game.
I tried it...I stuck a $20 bill in, cashed it out, stuck it back into the same machine, and cashed out $40....I was flabbergasted.  :arrowthruhead:
How in the world did it do that - is what we'd all like to know.

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