Any game hall should be prepared for unforeseen situations: power outages, equipment failure or software error. That is why the hall architecture necessarily includes backup systems and uninterruptible power supplies (UPS). This avoids data loss, preserves transaction integrity, and ensures smooth operation even under critical conditions.
Backup - How It Works
| Protection type | What persists |
|---|---|
| Databases | Balances, rates, logins, session history |
| Equipment settings | Terminal Configuration, Device Role |
| Game content and logs | Game images, activity logs |
| Financial statements | Cash movements, transactions, payments |
- Automatic backups on a schedule
- On-premises and cloud storage (dual protection)
- Incremental Copies - Space Savings
- Encrypting backup files
- History storage for 7/14/30 days
UPS - Uninterruptible Power Supplies
UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) protects equipment from:- Power outages and surges
- Unexpected server reboots
- Active Transaction Data Loss
- Damage to databases and files during a power outage
- Hall Management Server
- Cash register equipment
- Switches, routers
- Critical Gaming Terminals
Advantages for the hall
Complete protection against data loss and process failure
Minimize downtime and disruption
Increased trust from players and employees
Ability to quickly recover configuration on failure
Compliance with licensing authorities
Additional features
Export backups to external FTP/cloud storage
Backup Results Reports (Successful/Error)
Notifications to the administrator about power failures and UPS startup
Support for SmartLink shutdown
A reliable game room is one that is ready for any emergency. Backup systems and UPS are not visible to players, but they protect your business, store data and provide stability. We integrate these technologies into each installation by default.