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Product Description & Operating Manual EMS 13x / 23x / 33x 

Page 20 

 

Beckmann GmbH © 2003 

3.2.3  Sub-menu  3   Prices 

1.  

Minimum amount normal

 

[C]

 

Þ

 Minimum amount for the normal rate [0,01..655,35 €]. This 

value can be increased and decreased in 1 Cent intervals. Standard: 5 €. 

2.  

Time normal

 

[C]

 

Þ

 Amount of vended time for minimum amount normal 

[1Sec..1092min15sec]. This value can be increased and decreased in 1 second intervals. 
Standard: 5 minutes. 

3.  

Minimum amount Happy-Hour

 

[C]

 

Þ

 Minimum amount for the Happy-Hour rate 

[0,01..655,35 €]. This value can be increased and decreased in 1 Cent intervals. Standard: 5 €. 

4.  

Happy-Hour cash time [C]

 

Þ

Amount of vended time for the Happy-Hour minimum amount 

when paying cash [1Sek..1092min15sek]. This value can be increased and decreased in 1 
second intervals. Standard: 6 minutes. 

5.  

Happy-Hour card time

 

[C]

 

Þ

 Amount of vended time for the Happy-Hour minimum amount 

when paying with Happy-Hour card [1Sek..1092min15sek].  This value can be increased and 
decreased in 1 second intervals. Standard: 5 minutes. 

6.  

Discount mode [D]

 

Þ

 When set to YES, the discount system is activated. The Happy-Hour 

mode is turned off. Additional information can be found in “ The EMS three-stage rate 
system” p.24 Standard = NO 

7.  

Level 2 at xx

 

[C]

 

Þ

 This parameter defines the amount at which a rebate at level 2 is valid 

[0,01..655,35 €]. Standard: 10 €. 

8.  

Time level 2

 

[C]

 

Þ

 Vended time for level 2 rebate [1Sek..1092min15sek].  Standard 12 min. 

9.  

Level 3 at  xx [C]

 

Þ

 This parameter defines the amount at which a rebate at level 3 is valid 

[0,01..655,35 €]. Standard: 20 €. 

10. 

Time level 3

 

[C]

 

Þ

 Vended time for level 2 rebate [1Sek..1092min15sek].  Standard 25 min. 

11. 

Token value[C]

 

Þ

 Defines token value [0..99 €].  Standard: 5 €. 

12. 

Charge off interval [C]

  Vending interval for customer and personnel cards. Standard: 1 €. 

13. 

Happy-Hour card [D]

  If set to YES, customers paying with card receive Happy-Hour rates. 

Standard NO. This parameter cannot be used if the Dicount mode is activated (M3N5). 

14. 

Maximum card charge [C]

 

Þ

 Customers and staff can continue to recharge their cards with 

coins as long as this value has not been reached. For example, if a maximum value of 100€ 
has been set and the customer has a credit of 99€, inserting 5€ will result in a credit of 104€, at 
which point continued charging is no longer allowed. If this value is set to zero, the customer 
charging function is disabled. 

Summary of Contents for EMS 133 E

Page 1: ...V 2 32 20 08 2001 The Programmable and Network capable Coin and Card operated Timers EMS 13x 23x 33x Product Description Operating Manual GmbH URO ...

Page 2: ...chaser of this product or by third parties that have been caused as a result of accident operation in such a way not explicitly permitted by Beckmann or unauthorized maintenance or changes to the product Additionally the Beckmann GmbH will not be held responsible for any losses expenses or damages incurred as a result of normal use of the control system The technical specifications reflect the mos...

Page 3: ...enu 3 Prices 20 3 2 4 Sub menu 4 Parameters 21 3 2 5 Sub menu 5 Clock Happy Hour 21 3 2 6 Sub menu 6 Miscellaneous 22 3 3 Using the EMS discount system 23 3 3 1 The EMS Happy Hour system 24 3 3 2 The EMS three stage discount system 24 3 3 3 Fixed price optional Software Fixed price only 25 3 3 4 Timer controlled fixed price optional Software Fixed price only 26 3 4 Using the EMS timers in a networ...

Page 4: ...7 2 Timer conversion 37 7 3 Automatic PIN card conversion 38 Table of Illustrations Illustration 1 EMS timer network hook up 8 Illustration 3 Power supply mainboard 9 Illustration 4 Control mainboard 9 Illustration 5 Correct bus wiring 10 Illustration 6 Incorrect bus wiring fork 11 Illustration 7 Incorrect bus wiring star 11 Illustration 8 The electronic coin validator EMP from NRI 29 Illustration...

Page 5: ...her currencies by request Electronic 0 1 0 2 0 5 1 2 Token Electronic 0 1 0 2 0 5 1 2 Token Counterfeit money protection Yes Yes Chipcard reader Yes Yes Display Matrix Display 2 16 Characters Programming Menu driven over display Happy Hour Yes Rebate settings Yes instead of Happy Hour fixed price optional Delayed start 1 60 Min adjustable Remote start Yes Prolonged ventilation 1 60 Min adjustable ...

Page 6: ...additional equipment needed 8 2 Minute test run 9 Simple operation and programming no additional equipment needed 10 Operating system in replaceable controller chip so always updateable to current version 11 Modular construction allows for fast and inexpensive replacement if necessary 12 Up to 31 timers networkable over EMSBUS with following advantages Simultaneous switch over of all networked tim...

Page 7: ...ters Power supply 230V 50 60 Hz 5 VA Circuit Output max 230V 8A AC1 Environmental conditions Operating temperature 10 to 40 C Storage temperature 20 to 60 C Humidity in operation 10 to 85 condensation free Humidity in storage 10 to 90 condensation free Table 2 Technical Data 1 1 3 Using EMS timers in a network The EMS timers can be networked through the integrated intelligent EMS bus system Up to ...

Page 8: ...3x 23x 33x Page 8 Beckmann GmbH 2003 Illustration 1 EMS timer network hook up Every EMSBUS compatible product can be directly connected to a network such as that above This can range from a single remote display to a complete TV studio overview ...

Page 9: ...important to ensure correct mounting and correct electrical wiring installation EMSBUS START PE Li Lü L L N A B from previous to next timer Cable to controller board FUSE 80mAT Illustration 2 Power supply mainboard Cable to Power supply To coin validator To card reader To release contact CONTROLLER MARK EMSBUS Termination Jumper must be setm when EMSBUS Cable ends here When changing the controller...

Page 10: ...ected Please refer to General guidelines for networking EMS timers 1 2 1 Connecting a remote start button A potential free switch can be connected to a remote start button s connection clamp Use a separate shielded and twisted 2 wire cord i e Belden 9501 for this purpose Use a separate cable for the remote start wiring 1 2 2 General guidelines for networking EMS timers Use a separate shielded and ...

Page 11: ... must be connected on only one point on PE Earth The EMSBUS termination must be plugged on both ends of the bus wiring for the timers The termination jumper must be pulled for all other devices Modem boxes and TV interfaces are factory terminated and must be hooked up or reconfigured at the beginning or the end of the bus wiring Do not lay the bus wiring in the immediate vicinity from electromagne...

Page 12: ...a long life span In order to conform to the DIN EN 60335 2 27 and DIN V VDE 0801 safety regulations all components affecting the safety of the devices must be tested regularly at least every 12 months There is a special test program in the program environment for this purpose which is accessed manually The regular activation of the test program is the responsibility of the operator For information...

Page 13: ...the device is free and the display shows the following FREE 5 00 5 0 Min After inserting the first coin the display shows the amount of time vended 2 00 2 0 Min 5 00 MINIMUM As long as the minimum amount has not been inserted the second display line continues to show the minimum amount Inserting additional coins increases the amount of vended time As soon as the minimum amount has been reached the...

Page 14: ...lowing appears CREDIT 100 00 OK 5 00 STOP The first line shows the amount of credit remaining on the customer s card The timer s minimum amount is displayed in the middle of the second line The white key can be used to book the minimum time from the customer s card The red key cancels the purchase The card is ejected in this case and no credit will have been booked from the card 5 00 5 0 Min OK 1 ...

Page 15: ...customer presses the remote start switch or as soon as the delayed start time is over TANNING 29 9 Min The display shows the remaining tanning time As soon as the tanning is over with the cool down phase starts The display shows the following COOLING 0 9 Min 2 3 PIN CARD recharge with coins If you have set the card recharge parameter M3N13 see section 3 2 p 18 to a value other than zero i e 100 an...

Page 16: ...nal Timer 1 fixed price Overpay 04 Customer daily Preset 2 Happy Hour cash time Cleaning mode Day Automatic clear Timer 2 fixed price Customer daily 05 Cash Total Preset 3 Happy Hour card time Remote start Month EMSBUS node number Timer 3 fixed price Cash Total 06 Token total Test Count Discount mode Enable Coin release HH Timer 1 Start time BIG TIME Display Timer 4 fixed price Token total 07 Cust...

Page 17: ...e white key 3 1 2 Editing program parameters The red and green keys are used to edit program parameters There are 5 different types of parameters Table 4 shows how each may be edited Parameter type Editing possibilities A Free counter Delete with red key B Fixed counter Increase with green key decrease with red key C Operating param 1 Increase with green key decrease with red key D Operating param...

Page 18: ...o the next parameter as soon as the desired value is displayed 3 1 4 Exiting the programming environment Exiting the programming environment is demonstrated from the maximum time parameter MAX TIME 30m 01 1 Keep pressing the white key until you have reached the first entry in the sub menu 4 PARAMETERS 2 Use the green and red keys to access the entry point for the programming environment PROGRAMMIN...

Page 19: ...Number of customers per day 0 65535 Delete with red key 6 Cash total A Þ Total cash payments for tanning on the timer 0 00 167 772 15 7 Tokens total A Þ Number of inserted tokens 0 65535 tokens 8 Card total A Þ Sum of all card purchases 0 00 167 772 15 9 Customers total A Þ Number of customers 0 65535 10 Charge daily A Daily amount of card recharged with coins from customers or personnel 11 Charge...

Page 20: ...ystem is activated The Happy Hour mode is turned off Additional information can be found in The EMS three stage rate system p 24 Standard NO 7 Level 2 at xx C Þ This parameter defines the amount at which a rebate at level 2 is valid 0 01 655 35 Standard 10 8 Time level 2 C Þ Vended time for level 2 rebate 1Sek 1092min15sek Standard 12 min 9 Level 3 at xx C Þ This parameter defines the amount at wh...

Page 21: ...rt until the maximum time is reached Standard NO 7 Ventilation lock D Þcool down phase When set to YES coins may not be inserted during the ventilation cool down phase Standard YES If set to NO cleaning mode M4N4 is not possible 9 Powerfail store D Þ Saves settings and remaining time in event of power outage when set to YES Standard YES 10 Count tokens D Þ Add token value to daily and total balanc...

Page 22: ...arts immediately without warm up phase Test Stop m 01 STOP The red key stops the device in operation The ventilation continues for the prolonged ventilation time M4N3 but can be stopped ahead of time by pressing the red key once more If the timer is a master timer a flashing m will be shown on the display A timer is a master timer if It is the only timer It has the lowest network node number M6N5 ...

Page 23: ... a new contrast value 8 Second display D Þ Allows you to set if the remaining time should be displayed to the second or to the tenth of the minute 9 Mastercode EMS135 only C Þ Programming environment access code see section EMS135 features 10 Cash register query EMS135 only D Þ Determines whether pressing the key to the right on the cash drawer will result in register data being shown on the displ...

Page 24: ...me 7 Min 14 Min 21 Min 28 Min 35 Min 42 Min 49 Min Table 6 Happy Hour system timetable If the purchase is made part cash and part card the cash portion is calculated with HH time cash and the card portion with HH time card The parameter Happy Hour card can be activated so that all card customers receive Happy Hour rates In this case mixed payment results in the cash portion being calculated depend...

Page 25: ...buys 1 1 minutes per Accordingly 15 results in 16 5 min 15 x 1 1 16 5 The maximum time should be programmed so that it can be reached with a full value because otherwise overbookings will be too common 3 3 3 Fixed price optional Software Fixed price only The fixed price system allows you to offer a variable time for a constant price The fixed price mode can be permanently enabled with the masterca...

Page 26: ...is not the maximum tanning time 3 3 4 Timer controlled fixed price optional Software Fixed price only Each of the 5 Happy Hour Timers can be configured as fixed price Timer by setting the parameter Timer X fixed price located in submenu 7 to YES The Timers configured as fixed price can not be used to control Happy Hour mode To set fixed price and Happy Hour at the same time two timers must be prog...

Page 27: ...ns to the power supply If for example the power cable between timer 4 an 5 is interrupted the timer with network number 5 takes over the master function for all timers with a network node number higher than 5 The timer with network node number 1 continues to generate the EMSBUS signal for timers 1 to 4 The information passed to EMSBUS from the timers can be evaluated and displayed by passive EMSBU...

Page 28: ...ole 26mm token with hole 06 6 left 1 DM strict 1 Euro strict 07 1 right 1 DM very strict 08 2 right WM Solitec WM Solitec 09 3 right 2 DM strict 2 Euro strict 10 4 right 10 Cent normal 11 5 right 20 Cent normal 12 6 right Table 9 EMP from NRI coin channel allocation Please note the following regarding the EMP settings Blocking switch ON up blocks the appropriate coin channel Blocking switch OFF do...

Page 29: ...trict Validation Very strict Validation Channel output Blocking switch 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 on on To block a certain coin switch the appropiate blocking switch to ON Please note that a stricter validation can be used with problems with foreign currencies In this case normal validation channel must be blocked For very strict validation the strict validation channel must also be blocked If the...

Page 30: ...FREE Access to the programming environment is achieved through pressing the middle key and entering the mastercode using the other two keys Pressing the middle key again will result in access to the programming environment provided that the mastercode was correctly entered If an incorrect code was entered the timer locks for 10 seconds Each following incorrect code entry lengthens the resulting lo...

Page 31: ... ensures that no customer can use a card that they have purchased from another vendor with your timers Accordingly each timer ordered by a vendor is pre programmed with the same number so that only cards bearing the identical number will be accepted by the timer You may set the same card number for an unlimited number of timers so that your customers can use each new timer you acquire Please ensur...

Page 32: ...er If the main number a should be replaced the existing number should first be deleted You will need the number card with the old number ATTENTION Deleting the primary card number also deletes the secondary and tertiary card numbers Every card whose number coincides with the primary timer number will be accepted The secondary and tertiary numbers are reserved for customer cards 5 1 3 Querying save...

Page 33: ...adds value to the card Pressing the white key once increases the value balance with the interval set in M3N11 Vending interval see section 3 2 3 Sub menu 3 pp 20 If you want to valorize the card with larger amounts hold the white key down The value will continue increasing as long as the white key is pressed down 5 When the desired amount has been reached press the green key to eject the card The ...

Page 34: ...vironment Keep pressing the white key until the display shows 6 SPECIAL 7 Press the red key once and the display shows PROGRAMMING END 8 Press the white key to exit the programming environment The master card will be ejected Using the master card requires knowledge of the programming environment s menu structure Emergency stops can be more easily initiated with personnel cards 5 3 The register car...

Page 35: ...r servicing while other system parameters would remain inaccessible to him 5 5 The personnel card The personnel card can be used for time vending just as customer cards initiating emergency stops or starting a test run 5 5 1 Time vending using personnel cards Time vending with a personnel card is exactly the same as with a customer card See Vending using a PIN CARD on page 14 5 5 2 Starting a tann...

Page 36: ...a RGB scart port A display for 6 8 10 12 or 14 devices can be shown The TV interface is connected to the timers through the EMSBUS see Illustration 1 on page 8 6 3 Individual remote displays A device s operating status can be shown over an individual remote display showing for example a customer s remaining time in the device The display is connected to the timers through the EMSBUS 6 4 Modembox A...

Page 37: ...ion provides the security and convenience of self service without having to sacrifice the all important register and database functions of PC based studio control EMSCASH closes the gap between self service and customer service in the modern tanning studio 7 Currency changeover The changeover from one to another currency eg DM to Euro consists of two phases 7 1 EMP conversion In general the EMP mu...

Page 38: ... Credit 51 13 OK 5 00 STOP The currency display is now shown in Euros As soon as a purchase is made and confirmed with the green key the Euro amount of remaining credit is written to the card The conversion display will then no longer be shown with additional purchases using this card If the purchase is cancelled with the red key however the original currency amount remains on the card and the con...

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