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SETTINGS BY THE SW2 DIP-SWITCH ROW

 

PROGRAMMING BY PC SOFTWARE

 

 

SW2 Dip- 

Switch Row 

DS2 OFF  DS2 ON 

DS4 OFF 

DS4 ON 

 

DS1 OFF 

PULSE 

MDB (*)

 

 

 

 

DS1 ON 

CCTALK 

SAS (*)

 

 

 

 

DS3 OFF 

 

 

 

 

Multi-pulse totalizer, OUTPUT as per programmed setting 

DS3 ON 

 

 

 

 

Multi-pulse totalizer on OUTPUT 3 

DS5 OFF 

Modify credit 

value 

x 1 

x 4 

 

DS5 ON 

x 2 

: 10 

 

DS6 OFF 

 

 

 

 

STANDARD Discrimination (L / SLC)  

DS6 ON 

 

 

 

 

HIGH Discrimination (H / SLC) 

     (*) Not available in this version 

 

 

HOW TO TEACH (NEW) COINS BY THE DIP-SWITCHES  CANCEL THE LAST SELF-TEACHED CONFIGURATION 

1) 

Take note of the positions of the dip-switches. 

2) 

Power off the coin acceptor. 

3) 

Set all the dip-switches in SW1 row to OFF. 

4) 

Move the dip-switch 2 of the SW2 row to ON. 

5) 

Power up the coin acceptor: start of the auto-programming 
mode is confirmed by single coil activation. 

6) 

In SW1 row, move to ON the dip-switch corresponding to 
the channel in which the coins will be teached. 

7) 

Drop 10 such coins into the acceptor: double coil activation 
will confirm that the coins have been programmed. 

8) 

Power off the coin acceptor and set the dip-switches 
according to the desired operation.  

1) 

Take note of the positions of the dip-switches. 

2) 

Power off the coin acceptor. 

3) 

Set all the dip-switches in SW1 row to OFF. 

4) 

Move the dip-switch 2 of the SW2 row to ON. 

5) 

Set to ON both dip-switches 1 and 6 of the SW1 row. 

6) 

Power up the coin acceptor: after few seconds, 
triple coil activation will confirm that the 
coins/channels that have been manually 
programmed have been cancelled, and that the 
previous configuration as been restored. 

7) 

Power off the coin acceptor and set the dip-
switches according to the desired operation. 

 

THIS  IS DONE THROUGH THE K-P1C-000009 PROGRAMMING  KIT  AND THE 

“Programming sw 66 v. 2 - Alberici Coin Selector” SOFTWARE.  

THE SOFTWARE AND ITS MANUAL, CONTAINING INSTRUCTIONS FOR KIT CONNECTIONS AND PROGRAMMING 

PROCEDURES, ARE  BOTH  AVAILABLE  FREE FOR DOWNLOAD  ON  OUR  WEB SITE      

www.alberici.net.

 

 

Download the application “Programming sw 66 v. 2 - AlbericiCoinSelector.exe” and the drivers for the programming 
interface tool from our web site http://www.alberici.it, “Downloads” section  at the bottom of  the coin  acceptor  page). 

Install    the   drivers  into   your   PC,   then  install  the  application on your desktop or in a different convenient place              

Make use of the programming-testing-power tool K-P1C-000009.

 

 

Make sure that voltage supply is off. 

Connect the USB port of the PC to the USB A port of the interface. 

Connect the 4pin cable between the ccTalk output of the interface and the 
4-pin socket (X3) of the acceptor. 

Connect the 10pin  flat  cable between the  
STD output of the interface and the 10pin 
socket (X1) of the acceptor:  

Power the selector (green pushbutton on the interface tool). 

Launch the application and modify the acceptor’s data  
appearing on the screen according to your needs. The  
Instruction Manual is available on the same page of our web site 
from where you have downloaded the software. 

10 

Download the new configuration to the coin acceptor, switch power supply  to selector off and then on again. 

11 

Test  that  operation  corresponds to the  new  configuration programmed.  

12 

Switch power  off and disconnect  the selector  from  the  PC USB port.   

 

 
 

 

4p/4p cct cable 

10p/10p flat cable 

Summary of Contents for AL66 FG ARM Pulse

Page 1: ...AL66 FG ARM Pulse mod ccTalk COIN ACCEPTOR Operator s Manual Rev 2 01 User Manual...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...cTalk Communication Protocol 12 7 Driving SPI peripheral devices 28 8 Maintenance 31 9 Disposal of the product 32 10 Warranty 32 11 Customer Service 32 STORICO REVISIONI Revisione n Data Modifica Note...

Page 4: ...ici S p A declines any and all responsibility towards the User with reference to damages losses or claims of third parties resulting from the use of the product or caused by incorrect interpretations...

Page 5: ...tion 32 bit ARM microprocessor with 128 KB flash memory automotive model whose performance is stable even in difficult environmental conditions Thanks to its 6 sensors 2 pairs of optical sensors and i...

Page 6: ...50 V 55 kfi Coin acceptance Coin channels number 16 Coin diametre min 16 mm Coin diametre max 32 mm Coin thickness 1 to 3 4 mm Speed 3 coins sec V 4 coins sec S K I Communication modes Pulse Modifiabl...

Page 7: ...is not responsible for any malfunctioning due to lack of compliance with such recommendations Various models of front entries are available to whose bracket the coin mechanism gets firmly hooked The K...

Page 8: ...on protocol The 5 casing is available also with built in sorter and or with electronic rejecting device for remote installation of the coin acceptor The V type or video coin acceptor must be housed in...

Page 9: ...s 2 and 4 in socket X3 This socket will be enabled only after installation of the USB drivers on the Host See USB installation notice below USB pre activation must be requested at the time of order Pl...

Page 10: ...Power off the coin acceptor and set the dip switches according to the desired operation THIS IS DONE THROUGH THE K P1C 000009 PROGRAMMING KIT AND THE Programming sw 66 v 2 Alberici Coin Selector SOFT...

Page 11: ...alk 03 activates Dir 3 OUT 6 Dir 4 cctalk 06 activates Dir 4 OUT 4 OUT 5 Dir 5 cctalk 07 activates Dir 5 OUT 4 OUT 6 PULSE SORTERS CCTALK SORTERS SORTING COMMANDS SOCKETS AVAILABLE ON THE SORTERS iSP4...

Page 12: ...rate NRZ Non Return to Zero asyncronous communication with Baud rate 9600 1 start bit 8 data bits no parity 1 stop bit RS232 handshaking signals RTS CTS DTR DCD DSR are not suported Message integrity...

Page 13: ...MDCES commands Address change or Address random or by setting Hopper dip switches For details see cctalk42 2 pdf Address poll 6 2 2 Number of data byte Number of data byte in each transfer could be f...

Page 14: ...rt up time After the power up sequence Hopper should be ready to accept and answer to a cctalk message within time period of less than 250 ms During that period all internal check up and system settin...

Page 15: ...ctor and a1 to an are ASCII characters For Alberici coin selector example of message string is Host sends 02 00 01 F6 07 Coin s responds 01 08 02 00 41 6C 62 65 72 69 63 69 DA 6 5 1 3 Command 245 hexF...

Page 16: ...jor software changes second is for minor software changes and third for bug correction In this case it is u1 0 0 6 5 1 7 Command 197 hexC5 Calculate ROM checksum Coin selector responds with four bytes...

Page 17: ...0 01 01 FC Coin s responds 01 00 02 00 FD ACK message Host software must wait at least 100 ms to continue comunication with coin selector after reset instruction 6 5 2 Coin acceptor specific command h...

Page 18: ...00 01 F3 0A Coin s responds 01 01 02 00 00 FC 6 5 2 4 Command 240 hexF0 Test solenoids Host sends one byte mask to determinate which solenoid must be tested Coin selector accept gate solenoid or sorte...

Page 19: ...resenting the state of opto pairs ALBERICI coin selectors has up to 3 pairs of optical sensor notice in some case group could contain more than one opto pairs for detection of coin position speed and...

Page 20: ...ted is Host sends 02 00 01 E8 15 Coin s responds 01 02 02 00 02 02 F7 Fault on first lower sensor detected 6 5 2 10 Command 231 hexE7 Modify inhibit status With this command host is able to inhibit th...

Page 21: ...hibited coin position 1 Yes Inhibited coin position n Yes 143 8F Inhibited coin position 16 Yes 255 FF Unspecified alarm code Table 6 4 Acceptance error codes Coin selectors also use one eight bit cou...

Page 22: ...nsertion counter Coin selector responds with three bytes of insertion counter data First byte is LS byte of three byte counter in RAM Insertion counter is set to zero after power up or reset command I...

Page 23: ...LSB MSB Chk Example of message string for coin selector address 2 with date of production 05 07 2003 is Host sends 02 00 01 C4 39 Coin s responds 01 02 02 00 E5 06 10 ALBERICI coin selectors has date...

Page 24: ...01 06 02 00 45 55 32 30 30 41 8A Coin EU200A For none programmed position the ASCII stringis Example of message string for coin selector address 2 and coin position 12 that is not programmed is Host...

Page 25: ...delay that is proportional to address value multiplied with 4 milliseconds Message format is Host sends 00 00 01 FD Chk Brodcast message Coin s responds Dly Address Example of message string for coin...

Page 26: ...e a User general data address hex 07A0 do 07E9 74 byte a Statistic setting address hex 07EA do 07FD 20 byte a Statistic counters address hex 0800 do 083F 64 byte a Factory key or user PIN protection a...

Page 27: ...ction is used by our coin selector programming software and generally is not useful to most users Additional information are available on request Up grade files are encrypted in factory and decryption...

Page 28: ...or AL66 FG coin selectors but it can be used with any other host capable to interface through SPI 7 1 Communication specifications Slave mode operation 8 bit rate Maximum Clk freq 2 MHz Clk phase 0 Tr...

Page 29: ...to present all the data of the coin selector at the same time Possible combinations and codes are shown in table below A special case of message is when this byte is 0x00 and there are no other of dat...

Page 30: ...d The accumulated value will be displayed according to the multiplier and decimal position code The Time is displayed in format mm ss The coin selector will refresh the display every second as long as...

Page 31: ...dirty particles from the optical sensor prisms If matt or scratched the prisms must be replaced 9 Disposal of the product WARNING DISPOSE OF ACCORDING TO THE GOVERNING LAW IN YOUR COUNTRY This equipm...

Page 32: ...can be fixed via a simple phone call saving you costs and time Alberici S p a will verify that warranty is applicable i e that problem is not caused by transport damages damages from incorrect install...

Page 33: ...in via P F Andrelini 42 47121 Forl FC Italia e sede operativa in via San Donnino 4 40127 Bologna BO Italia risulta essere conforme a quanto previsto dalle seguenti direttive comunitarie a le norme arm...

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Page 35: ...lberici S p A reserves the right to make changes to the equipment described and to its technical specifications at any time and without notice in pursuit of continual improvement of this product NOTIC...

Page 36: ...per videogames e macchine vending Design and manufacture of payment systems accessories for videogames and vending machines Via Ca Bianca 421 40024 Castel San Pietro Terme BO ITALY Tel 39 051 944 300...

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