Washington Administrative Code › Title 230 - Gambling Commission › Chapter 230-15 - Card game rules › SURVEILLANCE REQUIREMENTS FOR CLASS F AND HOUSE-BANKED CARD GAME LICENSEES › Section 230-15-295 - Digital video recording equipment requirements

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
Digital recording, including audio recording where required,
				  using a digital recording and storage system, must:
(1) Record all images on a hard drive;
				and
(2) Lock so that access to the
				erase and reformat functions and system data files is restricted to persons
				authorized in the internal controls; and
(3) Provide uninterrupted recording of
				surveillance, during playback or copying. Licensees may use motion-activated
				recording; and
(4) Be capable of
				copying original images maintaining the original native format; and
(5) Be stored at a rate of not less than
				twenty-five images per second; and
(6) Record images at a minimum resolution of
				320 x 240 and display during playback at a minimum resolution of 640 x 480 or
				meet subsection (11)(d) of this section; and
(7) Store images in a format that is readable
				by our computer equipment; and
(8)
				Store images in a format that we can verify and authenticate; and
(9) Include the accurate time and date the
				video was originally recorded on the recorded images; and
(10) Be equipped with an uninterruptible
				power source to allow a proper system shutdown; and
(11) Meet the additional requirements in this
				subsection if you open a new Class F or house-banked card room using digital
				video recording equipment or install new digital video recording equipment in
				your existing Class F or house-banked card room. However, if you buy an
				existing card room, you will not be required to meet these requirements until
				you install new digital video recording equipment.
(a) Each user must have a sign in with a
				unique ID and password that is not shared with other users; and
(b) Have an audio or visual indication of a
				malfunction; and
(c) Digital video
				recording equipment must track at least the following functions, which are
				available to us and a person designated by the licensee to oversee the
				equipment (system administrator) by a menu button on the digital video
				recording system:
(i) Date and time users log
				in and out; and
(ii) Date and time
				when video signals from gaming cameras are interrupted and when connection is
				restored; and
(iii) Date, time, and
				user when video is recorded to removable storage media along with the date,
				time, and camera being copied; and
(iv) Date and time when the equipment fails
				to record video or audio when required; and
(v) Date and time when remote access to
				equipment begins and ends along with the ability to identify the person or
				organization accessing the equipment and the files accessed during the remote
				access.
(d) Record and
				playback images with sufficient magnification and clarity that shows fluid
				motion and allows the viewer to clearly distinguish the value of currency,
				coins, gaming chips, playing cards, and outcome of the game and effectively
				monitor in detail all required areas.