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1 English Inglés CRONOS Jofemar User s Manual COD: MNP27M01V03GBV00 (29/01/03) REVISION 0 PAGE 1 OF 28

2 WARNING: Read the following instructions carefully before installing the unit : - Before connecting to mains, make sure that the power supply characteristics coincide with those of the machine. - Do not clean the CRONOS with concentrated products as they may attack painted surfaces. - Protect the CRONOS from humidity, dust, dirt, etc. - Frequent cleaning can prevent breakdowns and extend the life of the CRONOS-B. Jofemar Catalunya C/Cristóbal de Moura, BARCELONA.SPAIN. Tel Fax Jofemar Levante Pol. Ind. Alqueria de Raga. C/ Faitanar, PICANYA. VALENCIA SPAIN. Tel Fax Jofemar Madrid Pol. Ind. Casablanca. C/Doctor Severo Ochoa, 35, local 5f ALCOBENDAS. Madrid.SPAIN. Tel Fax Jofemar Sevilla Pol. Ind. Pisa. C/ Juventud, 24. Edificio Juventud MAIRENA DEL JARAFE. Sevilla SPAIN. Tel Fax Jofemar Deustchland Willicher Damm 119. Airport-Park MöNCHENGLADBACH-GERMANY.SPAIN. Tel. +49(0) Fax. +49(0) Jofemar USA Jofemar Conneticut. 470 West Ave. Suite 1008 STAMFORD, CT USA. Tel Fax Jofemar S.A. Ctra. de Marcilla km.2, Peralta NAVARRA.SPAIN. Tel Fax COD: MNP27M01V03GBV00 (29/01/03) REVISION 0 PAGE 2 OF 28

3 TABLE OF CONTENTS: 1 INTRODUCTION /GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF COMPONENTS CONNECTIONS DESCRIPTION OF CONNECTORS POWER SUPPLY OUTPUT CIRCUITS INPUT CIRCUITS TECHNICAL CHARCTERISTICS OPERATING MODES PROGRAMMING OPERATING MODE ACCOUNTING INSTALLATION PROGRAMMING PROGRAMMING THE SELECTOR AS TIMER ACCESSING PROGRAMMING MODE GENERAL PARAMETERS STAGE ONE GENERAL PARAMETERS STAGE TWO TIME PRICE (SECONDS) INVENTORY CREDIT BONUS CREDIT "BONUS CREDIT" BONUS TIME COIN BONUS TIME EXITING PROGRAMMING MODE PROGRAMMING THE SELECTOR AS VENDING TOTALISER ACCESSING PROGRAMMING MODE GENERAL PARAMETERS STAGE ONE GENERAL PARAMETERS STAGE TWO DECIMAL POINT ON DISPLAY CREDIT FOR PRICE CREDIT FOR PRICE INVENTORY CREDIT EXITING PROGRAMMING MODE PROGRAMMING THE SELECTOR AS PULSE TOTALISER ACCESSING PROGRAMMING MODE GENERAL PARAMETERS TIME ASSIGNED TO OUTPUT PULSES DECIMAL POINT ON DISPLAY...24 COD: MNP27M01V03GBV00 (29/01/03) REVISION 0 PAGE 3 OF 28

4 7.3.5 PULSE VALUE BONUS VALUE INVENTORY CREDIT BONUS CREDIT BONUS (PULSES) COIN BONUS (PULSES) EXITING PROGRAMMING MODE...27 COD: MNP27M01V03GBV00 (29/01/03) REVISION 0 PAGE 4 OF 28

5 1 INTRODUCTION /GENERAL The CRONOS is an electronic unit capable of performing automatic sales, controlled by time or pulses. The duration or number of pulses vary in terms of the amounts of money received through the insertion of coins or tokens and of the equipment operating characteristics, which can be programmed. The amount of money or time available, depending on the case, can be seen in a four-digit display. The display can also be used to view the total amount charged since the unit was put into operation (accounting). For security reasons, this amount cannot be deleted. Typical applications of the CRONOS are pay television sets, vending machines, game machines and timers for controlling the paid for use of all types of machines and facilities. The units control over machines or facilities is always done through contacts free of electric potential of one or two relays. Both normally open and normally closed contacts are available. The unit can also receive control signals from the outside so it knows, for example, when to begin discounting credit or the availability of a machine to make a sale. These signals can come from potential-free contacts or contacts with direct or alternate potential which control the unit through an optical connection. 2 DESCRIPTION OF COMPONENTS The CRONOS basically consists of a rectangular metal box which can be mounted on the side of the machine to be controlled. The unit consists of the following components: - A JOFEMAR T-40 selector with a capacity for 32 different coins, which can be programmed with both coin recognition parameters and its own operating parameters. - A power supply transformer. If a 12-volt DC or AC power supply is available, this component is not needed. - An interface card with two pushbuttons used to test the unit and to view the total amount received (accounting). - A vault for coin collection. COD: MNP27M01V03GBV00 (29/01/03) REVISION 0 PAGE 5 OF 28

6 The selector is mounted on a support with an unjam button, a coin insertion slot and a slot to return rejected coins. All of these are accessible from the outside. Also on the outside there is a 4-digit LED display for displaying credit, time or accounting data, as the case may be. The box or chassis is available in two versions: a front-mounting version, where the display and coin slots are on the door of the unit and a side-mounting version where the display and slots are mounted on the narrow side. The unit's components are also available without the box in kit form to mount on a panel. FRONT AND SIDE-MOUNTING CRONOS CRONOS KIT 3 CONNECTIONS 3.1 Description of connectors The interface card is equipped with various connectors. COD: MNP27M01V03GBV00 (29/01/03) REVISION 0 PAGE 6 OF 28

7 These connectors are used to: - CON1 and CON3: Control signal connectors. - CON2: Card power supply connectors. - CON4: Selector connector. - CON5 and CON7: Output signal connectors. - CON6: Display connector. - CON8: Connector for an electromechanical counter. 3.2 Power supply The unit can be connected to a conventional 230-V mains power supply through the conductors of the three-colour (brown, blue and yellow/green) cable. In this case, a ground connection should be connected to the screw located at the back of the unit. You can also dispense with the power supply transformer and connect the control card CON2 connector to a 9-volt AC power supply or a 12-volt DC power supply. 3.3 Output circuits There are two output circuits which are electrically and functionally independent of each other. In two-price operating conditions, each circuit corresponds to a different price. Each circuit also has five connections, three of which (contacts 1, 2 and 3) are the common, normally open and normally closed contacts of a relay. The common circuit is fuse-protected. The other two connections (contacts 5 and 6) are the common and normally closed contacts of the other circuit of the same relay. COD: MNP27M01V03GBV00 (29/01/03) REVISION 0 PAGE 7 OF 28

8 3.4 Input circuits There are two input or control circuits which are totally independent of each other. Each circuit has two types of connections. One is the optically-coupled input for direct or alternate voltages of up to 230 volts. Depending on the control voltage, R1 will need to be adapted as shown on table 1. The factory setting for R1 is 12K for voltages of up to 24 volts. The other input is connected on one side to 0 volts internal power supply and on the other side to the selector control input. Both connections are separated with diodes. Free potential wires can be connected to short-circuit the input when desired. Table of R1 values, depending on input voltage: VIN R1 230V 100K 2W 5% 110V 56 K 2W 5% 24V 12 K 1/2W 5% Table 1 4 TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS Unit dimensions: 105x210x280 mm. Vault dimensions: 85x150x75 mm. Power supply voltage: 230 Vac 10%, consumption: 15 ma. Power supply 9 Vac 10% or 12 Vdc 10%, consumption 170 ma. Maximum intensity of output relay contacts 6.3 A. COD: MNP27M01V03GBV00 (29/01/03) REVISION 0 PAGE 8 OF 28

9 5 OPERATING MODES There are basically three operating modes, called TIMER, VENDING TOTALISER or PULSE TOTALISER. In TIMER mode, the unit keeps a relay energised during a period of time determined by the amount of money inserted. The price of time is programmable. You can also programme bonuses for credit or coins. In addition, you can program inventory-related values, the time data format shown on the display and the conditions of the input signal to provide time discounts. In VENDING TOTALISER mode, the unit accumulates the value of the money inserted until a value is reached which energises the output relay. Two different prices can be programmed, in which case each price corresponds to each of the output relays. This mode also allows you to determine the time credit is used up and coin insertion inhibition. The display shows the amount reached and not discounted at all times. In PULSE TOTALISER the unit accumulates the value of the money inserted. When the amount reaches the programmed value, the output relay is energised through pulses and a pulse of a pre-determined length is sent. The remaining value of the money is kept and added to the value of other coins which may be inserted. If the accumulated amount is higher than the value of a pulse, a number of pulses equivalent to the remaining credit will be sent out. COD: MNP27M01V03GBV00 (29/01/03) REVISION 0 PAGE 9 OF 28

10 5.1 Programming operating mode The selector can be used for different applications. Follow the steps below to program the application: 1. Remove power supply form the selector (turn the machine off or disconnect it). 2. Toggle switches 1 to 4 to the OFF position. 3. Toggle switches 5 to 8 to the ON position. 4. Reconnect power supply (reconnect the machine). 5. Toggle switch no. 6 to the OFF position. 6. Toggle switch no. 6 to the ON position. 7. Repeat steps 5 and 6 two more times. 8. Toggle switches 1 to 4 as shown below in order to choose the application: Switch no. 1 Switch no. 2 Switch no. 3 Switch no. 4 Application OFF ON OFF OFF Pulse totaliser ON ON OFF OFF Vending totaliser OFF OFF ON OFF Timer 9. Toggle switch no. 8 to the OFF position. 10. Toggle switch no. 6 to the OFF position. 11. Toggle switch no. 5 to the OFF position. The selector will move the trapdoor once to indicate that the programming process has been successfully completed. 5.2 Accounting In any of the three modes you can consult the amount of money collected to date. You can view accounting data on the display up to a maximum value of 9999 and back to 0000 in two different ways: 1. By toggling selector switch no. 8 to the ON position. 2. By pressing the unjam button (open selector hinge) and pressing the top pushbutton (PULS2) on the CRONOS control card. COD: MNP27M01V03GBV00 (29/01/03) REVISION 0 PAGE 10 OF 28

11 6 INSTALLATION Examine the unit location and identify the connection points, both power supply and control and output. Adapt the cable lengths to the connection needs and carry out all connections with power supply disconnected. For power supply connections, mentioned in point 3. pleas note the input voltage specifications Carry out the connections according to the following drawing: Attach the unit to its support. Turn the unit on. Program the unit if necessary. Carry out relevant tests inserting coins and observing whether the unit's behaviour coincides with the programmed function. 7 PROGRAMMING The operation of the CRONOS is determined by the way the T40 selector has been programmed. This programming is normally carried out in our factory, although users can also carry it out or reprogram the unit. This is particularly useful when you want to change the price or time assigned to a given value. Programming can be carried out automatically, using a T98 programmer, or manually, using the switches on the selector and inserting coins.. The T98 programmer is used at the factory or workshop or when a large number of selectors need to be programmed. COD: MNP27M01V03GBV00 (29/01/03) REVISION 0 PAGE 11 OF 28

12 The manual programming option allows you to carry out on site programming and it is more suitable for reprogramming just a few functional parameters, although all parameters can be programmed this way. The switch programming mode is described below. To carry out such programming we recommend you remove the selector from its support and then follow the steps outlined below. 7.1 PROGRAMMING THE SELECTOR AS TIMER The following functional characteristics can be programmed: - Time assigned to the coin unit. - Bonus parameters: - Enabling or disabling. - Assigning bonuses to credit or to coins. - Bonus measuring unit. - Bonus time. - Selecting coin values. - Inventory parameters: - Inventory credit. - Selecting the type of output signal for the inventory. - Measuring unit for the display - Input signal conditions to discount time Accessing programming mode To access the programming routine you first need to do the following: 1. Toggle all switches to the OFF position. 2. Toggle switches 7 and 8 to the ON position General parameters STAGE ONE. 1. Toggle switch no. 4 and no. 1 to the ON position. 2. Insert a coin until it is accepted. 3. Toggle switches 1 and 4 to the OFF position. 4. Toggle switches 1 to 4 to the appropriate positions to program the desired options according to the following criteria: COD: MNP27M01V03GBV00 (29/01/03) REVISION 0 PAGE 12 OF 28

13 1 = OFF: Credit totalising in real coin values. 1 = ON: Credit totalising in programmed coin values. 2 = OFF: Time not maintained if power supply fails. 2 = ON: Time maintained if power supply fails (resolution 1 minute). 3 = OFF: Relay ON if there is credit available and "Time Discount" option allows it. 3 = ON: Relay ON if there is credit available. Only discounts time when the "Time Discount" option allows it (from program 1N 3500). 4 = OFF: Relay not enabled when unit is turned on. 4 = ON: When unit is turned on the relay is enabled for 60 s (Internet option). 5. Insert a coin, when it is accepted the selected options will be programmed General parameters STAGE TWO. 1. Toggle switch no. 4 to the ON position. 2. Insert a coin until it is accepted. 3. Toggle switch no. 4 to the OFF position. 4. Toggle switches 1 to 6 to the appropriate positions to program the desired options, according to the following criteria: 1 = OFF Bonus disabled. 1 = ON Bonus enabled. 2 = OFF Credit bonus. 2 = ON Coin bonus COD: MNP27M01V03GBV00 (29/01/03) REVISION 0 PAGE 13 OF 28

14 3 = OFF Inventory pulses of 100/100 ms. (low / high). 3 = ON Inventory pulses of 250/200 ms. (low / high). 4 = OFF Time is discounted if the blocker is disabled, that is, if the BLK signal is 0. Equivalent to: 1. Having a signal between pins 1 and 2 in CON1, according to the R1 value table. 2. Short-circuiting pins 3 and 4 in CON1. 4 = ON Time is discounted regardless of the blocker signal, that is, always. 5 = OFF The display shows the time in minutes and seconds. 5 = ON The display shows the time in hours and minutes. 6 = OFF Bonus measuring unit: hours. 6 = ON Bonus measuring unit: minutes. 5. Insert a coin again, when it is accepted the selected options will be programmed TIME price (seconds) 1. Toggle switch no. 1 to the ON position. 2. Insert the coin which shall have the time to be programmed in the next point assigned to its value. The coin will have to be accepted. 3. Insert coins with a combined value equal to the number of seconds assigned to the coin used in the previous point. The coins will have to be accepted COD: MNP27M01V03GBV00 (29/01/03) REVISION 0 PAGE 14 OF 28

15 4. Toggle switch no. 1 to the OFF position; the selector will move the trapdoor once to indicate that the programming process has been successfully completed INVENTORY CREDIT The INVENTORY CREDIT is th e credit that will generate a pulse through the inventory output when its value is reached by the accepted coins. This pulse can be used to enable an electromechanical counter. It is programmed as follows: 1. Toggle switch no. 3 to the ON position. 2. Insert coins with a combined value equal to the sum of this credit. The valid credit will be that of the accepted coins. 3. Toggle switch no. 3 to the OFF position. The selector will move the trapdoor once to indicate that the programming process has been successfully completed BONUS CREDIT The BONUS CREDIT is the credit that will increase the value of hours or minutes programmed in bonus hours or minutes credited to bonus, when the combined value of coins accepted within a period of 2 minutes reaches its value. The maximum value reached by the total credit will never surpass 24 hours or 60 minutes. 1. Toggle switch no. 2 to the ON position. 2. Insert coins with a combined value equal to the value of this credit. The valid credit will be that of the accepted coins. 3. When you have reached this credit, toggle switch no. 2 to the OFF position, the selector will move the trapdoor once to indicate that the programming process has been successfully completed "Bonus credit" BONUS TIME. This time is the no. of bonus hours or minutes when the bonus credit is reached. Its purpose is to foster consumption of minimal quantities. The time assigned will be in hours or minutes depending on how the bonus measuring unit is programmed in GENERAL programming. To program this, follow these steps: COD: MNP27M01V03GBV00 (29/01/03) REVISION 0 PAGE 15 OF 28

16 1. Toggle switches 1 and 3 to the ON position. 2. Insert a coin until it is accepted. 3. Toggle switches 1 and 3 to the OFF position 4. Use switches 1 to 6 to set a binary combination equivalent to the no. of hours or minutes to be applied when the bonus credit is reached. The highest weight of the pre-selected binary number is that of switch no Insert a coin, when it is accepted the value of switches 1 to 6 will be programmed as a value in hours or minutes. In this value assigning process you can enter a lower value with the switches and repeat acceptance of the same coin ; in which case the value entered using the switches will be added as many times as the coin is successively accepted. 6. To exit this function and be able to access another one, you need to do the following: Toggle switch no. 8 to the OFF position. Toggle switch no. 8 to the ON position COIN BONUS TIME This is the extra time added to the value of the coins because one or several specific coins have been used. The purpose of this is to foster the use of certain coins. You program the no. of hours or minutes to be assigned to each coin when it is accepted. The maximum time you can program is 12 hours or 60 minutes, depending on the bonus measuring unit, programmed in GENERAL programming options. Follow the steps below: 1. Toggle switches 1 and 2 to the ON position. 2. Insert a coin until it is accepted. 3. Toggle switches 1 and 2 to the OFF position COD: MNP27M01V03GBV00 (29/01/03) REVISION 0 PAGE 16 OF 28

17 4. Toggle switches 1 to 6 so that the binary number they set (ON = 1 and OFF = 0), is the desired bonus time. The highest weight of the pre-selected binary number is that of switch no Insert the coin you wish to award a bonus (it has to be accepted). 6. You can repeat the steps in 4 to 6 as many times as you wish. If you repeat a coin, the programme ed value will accumulate each time the coin is successively accepted. 7. To exit this programming function and be able to access another one, you need to do the following: Toggle switch no. 8 to the OFF position. Toggle switch no. 8 to the ON position Exiting programming mode To exit the programming routine, toggle all switches to the OFF position, the selector will move the trapdoor two times to indicate that you have exited. 7.2 PROGRAMMING THE SELECTOR AS VENDING TOTALISER This is applied to vending machines in which the selector totalises the credit (in 1 or 2 prices) generating one or two signals which allow the sale. Charge is carried out through blocker 1 and/or blocker 2 depending on the type of machine it is connected to. This application can control a display that shows the value of the inserted coins and where you can also see the accounting data (see section 5.2). The following characteristics can be programmed: - Prices and types of sale: One price (single sale or multiple sale) or two prices in single sale. - Inventory price: A coin value which, when reached, enables a ground signal that allows a 12-volt device, such as an electromechanical counter, to be enabled. it has a fixed working cycle of 50 ms to zero and 200 ms on standby (high level). - Two independent charge blocking signals (blocker 1 and blocker 2) with programmable enabling mode: high level or low level. COD: MNP27M01V03GBV00 (29/01/03) REVISION 0 PAGE 17 OF 28

18 - Sales mode according to blocking enabling: - When blocker 1 changes. - When blocker 1 recovers. - Timed for change in blocker 1 (1 s). - With fixed time signal enabled 200 ms and charge after change in blocker 1. - Specially for photocopiers, change in blocker 1 and permanent sale signal. - Special for Saeco electrical coffeemakers. - Special for Saeco digital coffeemakers. - Special settings available for other machines on request. - Measuring unit for the presentation in the display Accessing programming mode As in the above case, to access the programming routine you first need to do the following: 1. Toggle all switches to the OFF position. 2. Toggle switches 7 and 8 to the ON position General parameters STAGE ONE. 1. Toggle switch no. 4 to the ON position. 2. Insert a coin until it is accepted. 3. Toggle switch no. 4 to the OFF position. 4. Set the appropriate combination of switches 1 to 6 to program the desired options according to the following criteria: 1 = OFF single sale. 1 = ON multiple sales. 2 = OFF blocker 1 enabled at cero. 2 = ON blocker 1 enabled at high level. COD: MNP27M01V03GBV00 (29/01/03) REVISION 0 PAGE 18 OF 28

19 3 = OFF Credit totalising with real coin values. 3= ON Credit totalising with programmed value. 4= OFF Inventory (with priority with respect to switch no. 5) (50 ms). 4= ON Price 2 enabled (in single sale or specific charging options). 5= OFF Inventory (50 ms low). 5= ON Coin return signal (100 ms low). 6= OFF Detection of blocker 2 with 0 (low level). 6= ON Detection of blocker 2 with 1 (high level). 5. Insert a coin, when it is accepted these options will be programmed General parameters STAGE TWO. 1. Toggle switches 4 and 1 to the ON position. 2. Insert a coin until it is accepted. 3. Toggle switches 1 and 4 to the OFF position. 4. Set the appropriate combination of switches 1 to 4 to program the desired options according to the following criteria: SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 FUNCTION OFF OFF OFF OFF Charging with change in blocker 1. ON OFF OFF OFF Charging with recovery in blocker 1 OFF ON OFF OFF Charging timed 1 s with change in COD: MNP27M01V03GBV00 (29/01/03) REVISION 0 PAGE 19 OF 28

20 blocker 1 ON ON OFF OFF Enabled signal 200 ms and charging afterwards with change in blocker 1. OFF OFF ON OFF Charging with change in blocker 1 and permanent output signal (photocopiers). ON OFF ON OFF Saeco electrical: Price 1 with blocker 1. Charges when blocker 1 changes. ( Coffee) Price 2 with blocker 2. Charges when blocker 2 changes maintaining output signal for 18 s. (Water). OFF ON ON OFF Saeco digital: Price 1 with blocker 1. Charges when blocker 1 changes. (Coffee) Price 2 with blocker 1 and 2. Charges when both change. (Water) ON ON ON OFF Lavazza: Price 1 with blocker 1 and price 2 with blocker 2. When the credit value is reached (through the accepted coins), a sale pulse will be generated if a product choice has been detected; or it will wait to generate the pulse until it detects such input. OFF OFF OFF ON Illy : Price 1 with blocker 1 and price 2 with blocker 2. When the credit value is reached (with accepted coins), the output signal will be generated for a maximum of 18 s, following the sequence of the blocker for that price. 5. Insert a coin when it is accepted the selected options will be programmed Decimal point on display. 1. Toggle switches 2 and 4 to the ON position. 2. Insert a coin until it is accepted. 3. Toggle switches 2 and 4 to the OFF position. 4. Toggle switches 1 and 2 depending on the desired position of the decimal point as shown below: COD: MNP27M01V03GBV00 (29/01/03) REVISION 0 PAGE 20 OF 28

21 SW1 SW2 DECIMALS OFF OFF No decimals ON OFF One decimal OFF ON Two decimals ON ON Three decimals 5. Insert a coin and, when it is accepted, the chosen decimal point position will be programmed Credit for price Toggle switch no. 1 to the ON position. 2. Insert coins worth the amount of the price that you wish to program. The coins will have to be accepted. 3. Toggle switch no. 1 to the OFF position. The selector will move the trapdoor once to indicate that the programming process has been successfully completed Credit for price Toggle switch no. 2 to the ON position. 2. Insert coins worth the amount of the price that you wish to program. The coins will have to be accepted. 3. Toggle switch no. 2 to the OFF position. The selector will move the trapdoor once to indicate that the programming process has been successfully completed Inventory credit. 1. Toggle switch no. 3 to the ON position. 2. Insert coins worth the amount of the price that you wish to program. The coins will have to be accepted. 3. Toggle switch no. 3 to the OFF position. The selector will move the trapdoor once to indicate that the programming process has been successfully completed. COD: MNP27M01V03GBV00 (29/01/03) REVISION 0 PAGE 21 OF 28

22 7.2.8 Exiting programming mode To exit programming mode, toggle all switches to the OFF position, the selector will move the trapdoor two times to indicate that you have exited. 7.3 PROGRAMMING THE SELECTOR AS PULSE TOTALISER Application that generates pulses through the output relays based on the value of accepted coins or on the preset value of each coin. It also provides the option of controlling an electromechanical counter through the output INVENTORY when the Inventory credit is reached. The following characteristics can be programmed: - Characteristics related to the bonus. - Characteristics related to the inventory signal. - Characteristics related to the value of the coins. - Characteristics related to cancelling the rest of the credit. - Time of output pulses. - Measuring unit on display. - Value of output pulses Accessing programming mode As in previous cases, to access the programming routine you first need to do the following: 1. Toggle all switches to the OFF position. 2. Toggle switches 7 and 8 to the ON position General parameters 1. Toggle switch no. 4 to the ON position. 2. Insert a coin until it is accepted. 3. Toggle switch no. 4 to the OFF position. 4. Set the appropriate combination of switches 1 to 4 described in this section on option programming: COD: MNP27M01V03GBV00 (29/01/03) REVISION 0 PAGE 22 OF 28

23 1 = OFF Bonus disabled. 1 = ON Bonus enabled. 2 = OFF High level inhibition. 2 = ON Low level inhibition. 3 = OFF Inventory disabled. 3 = ON Inventory enabled. 4 = OFF Credit totalising with real coin values. 4 = ON Credit totalising with programmed value. 5 = OFF Does not cancel remaining Pulse credit. 5 = ON Cancels remaining Pulse credit when a coin with bonus is accepted. 6 = OFF Bonus for Bonus credit (if the bonus is enabled). 6 = ON Coin bonus (if the bonus is enabled). 5. Insert a coin again, when it is accepted the selected options will be programmed Time assigned to output pulses 1. Toggle switches 4 and 1 to the ON position. 2. Insert a coin until it is accepted. 3. Toggle switches 4 and 1 to the OFF position. COD: MNP27M01V03GBV00 (29/01/03) REVISION 0 PAGE 23 OF 28

24 4. Set the appropriate combination of switches 1 to 4 described in this section on time programming: SW 1 SW 2 SW 3 SW 4 PULSES HIGH / LOW OFF OFF OFF OFF 50 ms / 50 ms ON OFF OFF OFF 100 ms / 100 ms OFF ON OFF OFF 200 ms / 200 ms ON ON OFF OFF 20 ms / 80 ms OFF OFF ON OFF 50 ms / 200 ms ON OFF ON OFF 100 ms / 400 ms OFF ON ON OFF 200 ms / 800 ms 5. Insert a coin again, when it is accepted the option chosen will be programmed Decimal point on display. 1. Toggle switches 2 and 4 to the ON position. 2. Insert a coin until it is accepted. 3. Toggle switches 2 and 4 to the OFF position. 4. Toggle switches 1 and 2 depending on the desired position of the decimal point as shown below: SW1 SW2 DECIMALS OFF OFF No decimals ON OFF One decimal OFF ON Two decimals ON ON Three decimals COD: MNP27M01V03GBV00 (29/01/03) REVISION 0 PAGE 24 OF 28

25 5. Insert a coin and, when it is accepted, the chosen decimal point position will be programmed Pulse value 1. Toggle switch no. 1 to the ON position Insert coins worth the amount of the price that you wish to program. The coins will have to be accepted. 3. Toggle switch no. 1 to the OFF position. The selector will move the trapdoor once to indicate that the programming process has been successfully completed BONUS value When you reach the Bonus credit value with accepted coins within a period of 1 minute, the extra pulses programmed in Bonus credit bonus will be generated. 1. Toggle switch no. 2 to the ON position. 2. Insert coins with a combined value equal to the value of this credit. The valid credit will be that of the accepted coins. 3. When you have reached this credit, toggle switch no. 2 to the OFF position; the selector will move the trapdoor once to indicate that the programming process has been successfully completed Inventory credit This value is only valid if you have programmed Credit totalising with real coin values. 1. Toggle switch no. 3 to the ON position. 2. Insert coins with a combined value equivalent to the value you wish to program. The valid credit will be that of the accepted coins. 3. Once the credit has been reached, toggle switch no. 3 to the OFF position. The selector will move the trapdoor once to indicate that the programming process has been successfully completed. COD: MNP27M01V03GBV00 (29/01/03) REVISION 0 PAGE 25 OF 28

26 7.3.8 Bonus credit bonus (pulses). Here you program the number of extra pulses that are generated once the Bonus credit is reached, with a maximum of 255 pulses. 1. Toggle switches 1 and 3 to the ON position. 2. Insert a coin until it is accepted. 3. Toggle switches 1 and 3 to the OFF position 4. Use switches 1 to 6 to set a binary number equivalent to the number of extra pulses that will be generated when Bonus credit is reached. The highest weight of the pre-selected binary number is that of switch no Insert a coin, when it is accepted the value of switches 1 to 6 will be programmed as the value of extra pulses. In this value assigning process you can enter a lower value with the switches and repeat acceptance of the same coin ; in which case the value entered using the switches will be added as many times as the coin is successively accepted. 6. To exit this function and be able to access another one, you need to do the following: Toggle switch no. 8 to the OFF position. Toggle switch no. 8 to the ON position Coin bonus (pulses) You program the no. of (extra) pulses that are generated when each coin is accepted (valid values from 0 to 63). 1. Toggle switches 1 and 2 to the ON position. 2. Insert a coin until it is accepted. 3. Toggle switches 1 and 2 to the OFF position. COD: MNP27M01V03GBV00 (29/01/03) REVISION 0 PAGE 26 OF 28

27 4. Use switches 1 to 6 to set a binary number equivalent to the value of the accepted coin bonuses. If you toggle these switches to the OFF position the value will be zero. The highest weight of the preselected binary number is that of switch no Toggle switch no. 8 to the OFF position to record these values which correspond to the coins. 6. Toggle switch no. 8 to the ON position to go on to the next programming step Exiting programming mode To exit programming mode, toggle all switches to the OFF position, the selector will move the trapdoor two times to indicate that you have exited. COD: MNP27M01V03GBV00 (29/01/03) REVISION 0 PAGE 27 OF 28

28 Jofemar S.A. reserves the right to introduce improvements in this model arising from its continuous research without prior notice. TÜV CERT DIN EN ISO 9001 Zertifikat: COD: MNP27M01V03GBV00 (29/01/03) REVISION 0 PAGE 28 OF 28