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Protocol - Modular AC-DSP 

V1_version Feb-2011

 

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introduced  coins.  If  the  validator  rejects  the  coin  it  will  not  count  for  the  price 

programming.

 

 

Coins  accepted:

  introduce  one  of  each  coin  that  you  want  to  admit.  Other  coins 

available on the validator will be inhibited and it will not accept them. 

  Service  time:

  enter  the  amount  of  coins  you  need  to  reach  the  time  requested 

according to the value for time of each coin. The time assigned to each coin should 

be specified. 

Maximum value programmable 65,535 seconds. 

If  during  the  programming,  the  introduced  coin  causes  the  maximum  value  to  be 

exceeded, it will be not accepted and its value will not count for the programming. 

If  the  coin  is  rejected  or  does  not  validate  properly,  it  will  not  be  used  for 

programming. 

  Token 1 / Token 2

 

1.  Place the dipswitches to be programmed for token 1 or token 2. 

2.  Put  dipswitch  SW4  ON.  The  electromagnet  on  the  acceptance  gate  will  make a 

short “click”. 

3.  Introduce a minimum of 25 tokens that you wish to programme. 

4.  Put  dipswitch  SW4  OFF.  If  the  programming  was  correct,  the  solenoid  on  the 

acceptance  gate  will  make  a  long  “click”.  If  the  programming  was  not  correct, 

the solenoid on the acceptance gate will 

NOT

 “click” and you will have to repeat 

the process from the start. 

To programme the second token, it is necessary to repeat the process. 

The value of tokens are fixed (value is implemented in factory when the validator is 

programmed) and only you can modify them with a Terminal TL20 or similar. 

  Activate / Deactivate Wide Tables and Bonus.

 

The process to follow to 

activate

 wide tables / bonus is as follows: 

1.  Place the SW1, SW2, SW3 dipswitches with corresponding configuration. 

2.  Put  dipswitch  SW4  ON.  The  electromagnet  on  the  acceptance  gate  will  make a 

short “click”. 

Summary of Contents for A6-D2S

Page 1: ...Protocol Modular AC DSP V1_version Feb 2011 1 Modular AC...

Page 2: ...ERATION 6 3 1 Selecting the operating mode 6 3 2 Validator AC DSP in Parallel mode 7 3 3 Validator AC DSP in Timer mode 8 3 4 Validator AC DSP in Credit mode 11 4 MODIFIABLE OPERATING PARAMETERS 13 4...

Page 3: ...3 Pinout in parallel mode 7 Table 4 Pinout Timer mode 8 Table 5 Pinout for Credit mode 11 Table 6 Modifiable parameters using switches 13 Table 7 Configurable Parameters 17 Index of Figures Figure 1...

Page 4: ...iled information on this point consult paragraph 1 2 of the manual Technical Information In this manual the general term AC DSP will refer to any of the above validators For full information on the te...

Page 5: ...or is through pins 1 GND and 2 Vdc for this connector The function of each of the pins will vary depending on the operating mode selected by the user See section 3 Operation for details 2 2 Connector...

Page 6: ...wered through the J1 connector for communication between the Validator and the Azkoyen tools 3 OPERATION 3 1 Selecting the operating mode To select the desired operating mode use the dip switches on t...

Page 7: ...odule Pins Function Notes Pin 1 GND Pin 2 12 24 Vdc Minimum 10 Vdc Maximum 27 Vdc Pin 3 Output 5 Open collector transistor NPN Pin 4 Output 6 Open collector transistor NPN Pin 5 Output 7 Open collecto...

Page 8: ...Notes Pin 1 GND Pin 2 12 24 Vdc Minimum 10 Vdc Maximum 27 Vdc Pin 6 Input Inhibition coins request service Pins 3 4 5 7 8 9 and 10 Output Available for output of Operating time Counter Warning signal...

Page 9: ...inimum of 50 milliseconds This pin has to go back to the inactive state during a minimum time of 50 milliseconds to make the sale of the next signal If the introduced amount was higher than the price...

Page 10: ...dator will not work Once the user requests the service the validator will give a signal of 60 seconds to the corresponding pin A new service request is required to obtain the 60 remaining seconds In t...

Page 11: ...r Available credit Table 5 Pinout for Credit mode These validators offer two operating modes Working with continuous pulses When the programmed price is reached or exceeded the validator automatically...

Page 12: ...ds The user introduces 2 Until the user requests the service on 6 pin the validator will not work Once the user requests the service the validator will give 5 pulses to the corresponding pin A new ser...

Page 13: ...Tables 1 0 1 Bonus 0 1 1 Table 6 Modifiable parameters using switches To programme the parameters with dipswitches follow the steps below 1 Place SW3 SW2 and SW1 dipswitches with the parameter settin...

Page 14: ...oken 2 1 Place the dipswitches to be programmed for token 1 or token 2 2 Put dipswitch SW4 ON The electromagnet on the acceptance gate will make a short click 3 Introduce a minimum of 25 tokens that y...

Page 15: ...ill make a short click 3 Place dipswitch SW4 in the OFF position The electromagnet on the acceptance gate will make a long click 4 2 Parameters that are configurable using Tools As already mentioned i...

Page 16: ...ce request Continuous with Service request Price of service Time of service Pin of timer Available credit pin Counter activated YES NO Pin counter default pin 8 Time ON of counter Time OFF of counter...

Page 17: ...a configurable parameter by the user it may be useful know factory default settings LOGIC LEVEL 0 From 0 volts to 0 7 volts LOGIC LEVEL 1 From 4 volts to 5 volts 5 AZKOYEN TOOLS 5 1 HEUS The HEUS use...

Page 18: ...To know the details of the implementation and management of the HEUS consult the specific manual available on the Azkoyen website http sat azkoyen com 5 2 TL20 The TL20 is a hardware tool that is used...

Page 19: ...ning of the validator as it simulates the behaviour of a machine There are numerous configuration switches as well as a Display to setup different working modes in the validator Figure 7 IS21 A To kno...

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