FutureLogic’s GEN2 Universal Printer selected by Novomatic

After an extensive selection process and successful negotiations with Loteria Romana, AGI announced the selection of Novomatic as the exclusive supplier for all 10,000 state-of-the-art Video Lottery Terminals (VLTs) as well as the Video Lottery System. FutureLogic’s GEN2 Universal printer was in turn selected by Novomatic as the exclusive ticket printer for all 10,000 VLT machines. Optionally, Future Logic’s desktop TITO/coupon printer, CouponXpress, will be available at various transaction points.

“We certainly aim to work with reliable partners offering first-class quality products, excellent service and future-proof technologies”, comments Walter Eschbacher, CPO Austrian Gaming Industries GmbH (AGI). He continues: “We selected the GEN2 Universal printer because of its excellent technical design, its track record, and FutureLogic’s outstanding technical support and commitment to the gaming industry.”

“We are extremely proud of Novomatic’s selection of the GEN2 Universal printer as well as our CouponXpress desktop printer for such a prestigious project and also of the fact that Novomatic recognizes our commitment to delivering the best-in-class TITO printers,” said John Edmunds, FutureLogic’s Chief Sales & Marketing Officer. “We have been working with the Novomatic Group of Companies for a long time and are extremely pleased that they have chosen our printing products for the Loteria Romana.”

Ready for promotional couponing, the GEN2 Universal printer can provide operators with separate and secure processing environments for both TITO and promotional couponing. The printer is equipped with a 50% larger standard ticket capacity and can thus save operators up to 20 refills, or $200 per printer, annually. The unit eliminates paper waste by consuming the ticket stack down to the last ticket, thus effecting further cost reductions. The GEN2 Universal printer is server-based ready, supports both SPC (IGT) and GDS protocols and can be configured to communicate with multiple hosts simultaneously, such as RS-232 or Netplex, and USB protocols.