B. Must have one or more mechanisms that accept money or tokens, credits or similar objects or things of value and that are designed to prevent a person from obtaining credits or cash without paying;

C. Must be designed to suspend operation until reset if a person attempts, by physical or other tampering, to obtain credits or cash without paying;

D. Must have nonresettable meters housed in a readily accessible locked slot machine area that keep a permanent record of all cash inserted into the slot machine, credits or cash awarded by the slot machine, credits played for games and credits distributed by tickets issued by the slot machine;

E. Must have accounting software that keeps an electronic record of information that includes, but is not limited to, total cash inserted into the slot machine; total cash awarded, total credits played for games and total credits distributed by tickets issued by the slot machine; and the payback percentage of each game;

F.__Must have continuous on-line monitoring technology that allows the slot machine to be monitored by the board pursuant to section 1003, subsection 2;

G.__Must have a minimum payback percentage of 90%; and

H.__Must have, in addition to the requirements of paragraphs A to G, other such characteristics as the board may establish by rule.

3.__Limits on total slot machines.__The board shall determine the number of slot machines to be registered in the State.__The board shall make this determination based upon the minimum gross slot machine income, when distributed pursuant to section 1036, necessary to maintain the harness horse racing industry in this State, except that:

A.__The total number of slot machines registered in the State may not exceed 3,000; and

B.__A slot machine operator may not operate more than 1,500 slot machines at any one commercial track.