The Lottonet Integra Xp-01 is truly a unique lottery program specifically designed for simple, quick and cost effective operation, resulting in fast and consistent winning results. The Program is split in to three main applications, grouped by their purpose and directly accessed via the SYSTEMS MANAGER, RESULTS MANAGER or PROGRAM MANAGER buttons.

So, preparing a new system, predicting system numbers, checking an existing system against current or any past winning draw, or using any of the eight independent statistical applications, you simply select and click on SYSTEMS MANAGER button.

To update, edit or automatically download results data from our servers, you simply select RESULTS MANAGER button.

To change, edit game type data or change game type button settings, you simply click on PROGRAM MANAGER button.

For the purpose of this demonstration we are using Austral Asian Version of the Program.
European and USA/Canadian versions are identical to AustralAsina version in its mode of operation.
This is the openning screen of the SYSYEMS MANAGER.

Logically, the first thing you wish to do is to set up your first Lottonet System.

To start, we wish to explain first the standard SYSTEM SET UP procedure (The procedure is identical for all Program applications).

Although the Program contains many different Games (type of games in your state/country), we made it simple by preparing the Program specifically for your local state games (at the time you ordered the Program). All local games have been linked to the 12 Game Type Buttons which drop down when you click on "GAME" button..
So, the very first thing you do is choose your Game (by clicking on Game Type button displaying your chosen game).

Now, the 4 Program applications (options) [SYSTEM SETUP], [SYSTEMS DATA], [SYSTEM CHECK] and [STATISTICS] became fully operational (Please note, if you do not select the Game Type first, none of the Program Options are active!).
All 4 options are also automatically integrated with Results and the Systems databases corresponding to chosen Game.

So, to set up a new Lottonet System, we now click on SYSTEM SETUP button.

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Before we can choose the size of the System (how many different numbers the System should have), we need to define the type of the system we wish to use. The Lottonet Integra Xp-01 program can produce any type of System, that is, with or without fixed numbers (or Bankers as we call them) and with any possible Minimum Winning Guarantee you desire.
We choose to play with System using [0] Bankers or fixed numbers and 4 from 6 out of 6 Minimum Winning Guarantee.

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With Game and System Type chosen (in 2 clicks) we now select the SIZE of our new System from the Numbers pad which automatically appears on the screen.

For the purpose of this demo, we choose System 18 which would actually cost just $ 23.00 to play.
Please note, this demo is based on Austral asian version of the Program depicting Australian playing costs.

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As soon as we have chosen the SIZE of our System, we come to the point where the actual System numbers are chosen. Here we have several options available

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The Program offers 4 options for numbers selection: [QUICK PICK], [YOUR PICK], [IMPORT] and [PREDICTORS].
For this demo we choose Quick Pick. The numbers for our System are automatically chosen and displayed at the top.
If we are satisfied with the numbers selected, we click on "Keep Selection" button, if not, we click "Try Again" and a new selection will be automatically generated.

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Once we are satisfied with the numbers and click on "Keep Selection" button the REDUCTION FILTERS option appears.

As this is a quick Start Up Demonstration we skip Reduction Filters by clicking on [NO] button. This option is only recommended to be applied by skilled players who know how to further reduce the cost and optimize the System to specifically designed parameters (Bell Curve System Shadow optimization for example).

This is the final System Set Up screen where our system numbers are automatically converted in to six numbers combinations. Each combination is now displayed (and read out to you via speaker).
The system can also be exported and/or printed out.