A facility operator may utilize a ticket redemption unit that has been tested, certified, and approved under this chapter. In addition to complying with the minimum design standards of Regulation .22 of this chapter, a ticket redemption unit shall, in a manner satisfactory to the Commission: Establish the validity of a gaming ticket or promotional play instrument by comparing the unique series number on the ticket or instrument with electronic records in a gaming ticket system or promotional play system; Cancel upon acceptance a gaming ticket or promotional play instrument to prevent: Subsequent redemption at a: Cashiers' cage; or Another ticket redemption unit; or Acceptance by a video lottery terminal; and Evaluate whether sufficient funds are available before accepting the gaming ticket or promotional play instrument and completing the transaction. The following error conditions may be cleared automatically by a ticket redemption unit upon completion of a new transaction. Power reset; Door open; Door closed; and System communication loss. The following error conditions shall result in placement of the ticket redemption unit in disabled mode, shall prevent new transactions and shall only be cleared by a facility operator: Failure to make payment, meaning that a gaming ticket or promotional play instrument was returned and no receipt for an unpaid amount was issued; Failure to make complete payment, meaning no receipt for an unpaid amount was issued; Bill validator failure; and Printer failure due to printer jam or lack of paper. A ticket redemption unit shall be equipped with: The meters enumerated in §F of this regulation; Meters which continuously and automatically increment in credits equal to cents; and An automated transaction log retaining all critical transaction history required under this regulation for a period of not less than 10 days subsequent to a power loss. A ticket redemption unit shall be equipped with electronic meters that function as follows: A cashable gaming ticket in count meter that accumulates the number of cashable gaming tickets accepted by a ticket redemption unit; A cashable gaming ticket in value meter that accumulates the total number of credits on cashable gaming tickets accepted by a ticket redemption unit; A cashable promotional play instrument in count meter that accumulates the number of cashable promotional play instruments accepted by a ticket redemption unit; A cashable promotional play instrument in value meter that accumulates the total number of credits on cashable promotional play instruments accepted by a ticket redemption unit; Bill denomination in count meters that accumulate, by denomination, the total number of bills accepted by a ticket redemption unit; Bill denomination in value meters that accumulate, by denomination, the total dollar amount of currency accepted by a ticket redemption unit; Bill denomination out count meters that accumulate, by denomination, the total number of bills dispensed by a ticket redemption unit; Bill denomination – out value meters that accumulate, by denomination, the total dollar amount of currency dispensed by a ticket redemption unit; and Other meters required by the Commission. The automated transaction log required under §E(3) of this regulation shall include for each transaction, whether complete or incomplete, the following: Date and time; Amount; Disposition as complete or incomplete; Error conditions including failed access attempts; User access data; and If equipped to redeem multiple cashable gaming tickets and cashable promotional play instruments in a single transaction, a breakdown of the transaction by individual cashable gaming ticket and cashable promotional play instrument.