RC600 Reel Controller
RC600 Reel Controller
USB Host interface
Up to 6 Unipolar reels
48 step AWP
200 Step Class II/III
GLI error sensing (Class II/III)
User definable ramps
RGB LED illumination
Introduction
RC600 is used to control mechanical reel mechs from a PC platform over a USB interface. This can be used for any type of unipolar stepper based reel mech including 48 and 200 step variants.
RC600 can control up to 6 reels simultaneously, including multiple reel types in a single configuration. Application interface is via e2c’s iSocket Gaming Device Manager, which provides a simple API for reel motion control, including GLI compliant error sensing required for class II/III markets.
GDM handles all the complexities of reel motion, with the RC600 providing the physical drive to the stepper motors. For example, the iSocket command to spin reel#1 for 3 seconds duration and stopping at symbol 5 would be:
ReelControl:Spin=1,D3000,5
The controller would execute this command and report the command has been executed correctly.
RC600 allows multiple reel ramps to be defined so customers can fine tune the dynamics of the reel motion.
Product Details
Application Example
This example shows RC600 used to drive 6 200 step reel mechs.
Gaming PC runs iSocket GDM
Separate harnesses for reels 1-3 and 4-6
RGB illumination control via e2c controller
This example uses e2c’s separate RGB illumination control PCB. This is mounted in each reel mech and provides 7 bit colour depth for each symbol light.
NB RC600 also supports separate lamp illumination.
Companion Products
Gaming Device Manager (GDM) is intended for applications utilising e2c’s gaming IO controllers and gaming platforms. GDM provides support for all gaming features embedded in our products. In addition, GDM provides support for all standard gaming machine peripherals.
e2c offer a full payment solution kits, comprising CC smart hubs, embedded PC’s and a full range of payment peripherals. Kits come with full wiring kits and out-of-the-box support for bundled peripherals. Just add them in your enclosure and the kits will be fully operational.