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Crane Merchant Six 180, Operator'S Manual

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Table of Contents

Merchant™ Operators’ Guide

August 2009

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1810025

View Image Info (Data Description) on Data Key ...................................................................  167
Load Configuration Data from Data Key to Machine ..............................................................  169
Delete Configuration Data or Configuration and Sales Data from Data Key ..........................  171
View Last Backup.....................................................................................................................  173
Backup Data..............................................................................................................................  174
Restore Data..............................................................................................................................  175
Set Screen Contrast ...................................................................................................................  176
View Software Version.............................................................................................................  177
View SureVend™ Version .......................................................................................................  178
View IO Board Software ..........................................................................................................  179
Set Temperature ........................................................................................................................  180
Select Tray and Selections to be Controlled by Health Control ...............................................  181
Set Temperature Units ..............................................................................................................  183
Set Idle Screen Time/Temp Options.........................................................................................  184
Set Idle Screen Message ...........................................................................................................  186
Set Custom Messages ...............................................................................................................  188
Reset Custom Messages............................................................................................................  190
NUMERIC/CHARACTER TABLE.........................................................................................  191
Talker Setup ..............................................................................................................................  192

Programming: Security Codes ............................................................................. 193

Enter Security Code ..................................................................................................................  193
Edit the Supervisor PIN ............................................................................................................  194
Lock/Unlock Menu Items .........................................................................................................  195

Programming: Security Codes ............................................................................. 198

448/449 Merchant Refrigeration Removal ...............................................................................  198
448/449 Merchant Refrigeration Installation............................................................................  198
Schematic..................................................................................................................................  199

Summary of Contents for Merchant Six 180

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Page 2: ...stallation and maintenance be performed so as to not alter the original construction or wiring and that replacement parts are as specified in the Parts Manual Your investment in this equipment will be protected by using this Operators Guide and the Parts Manual in your operation service and maintenance work By following prescribed procedures machine performance and safety will be preserved Models ...

Page 3: ...cing a Motor With a Spiral Bearing 16 Connecting and Disconnecting a Motor Harness 17 Removing and Installing Spirals 18 Removing a Spiral Coupler 20 Removing and Installing a Spiral Motor 20 Installing a Gear 21 Installing a Spiral Coupler 22 Moving Trays Up or Down 23 Installing and Removing Product Spacers 25 Loading Trays with Product 26 Spiral Capacity Color Codes 26 Returning the Trays to th...

Page 4: ... Last Vend 70 View Timed Events Last Clock Set 71 View Timed Events Last Timed Backup 72 View Identification Numbers Main PCB 73 View Identification Numbers Coin Mechanism 74 View Identification Numbers Bill Validator 75 View Identification Numbers Card Reader 76 Print Data 77 Programming Diagnostic 78 Check for Errors 78 Diagnostic Error Messages 79 Programming Test 82 Test Vend a Selection 82 Te...

Page 5: ...mber 131 Machine Information Location 133 Set the Date 135 Set the Time 136 Set Daylight Saving Time 137 Select a Language 138 Select the Coin Mechanism 139 View Coins In Out 140 Set Change Without Purchase 141 Set Low Change Message 142 Select the Bill Validator 143 Set Accept on Low Change 144 Set Bill Acceptance 146 Set Token Coupon Acceptance 147 Select the Card Reader 148 Set Card Revalue 149...

Page 6: ...nd Version 178 View IO Board Software 179 Set Temperature 180 Select Tray and Selections to be Controlled by Health Control 181 Set Temperature Units 183 Set Idle Screen Time Temp Options 184 Set Idle Screen Message 186 Set Custom Messages 188 Reset Custom Messages 190 NUMERIC CHARACTER TABLE 191 Talker Setup 192 Programming Security Codes 193 Enter Security Code 193 Edit the Supervisor PIN 194 Lo...

Page 7: ...Merchant Operators Guide Initial Setup 1810025 1 August 2009 FRONT EXTERIOR VIEWS ...

Page 8: ...Initial Setup Merchant Operators Guide August 2009 2 1810025 MODEL 181 EXTERIOR VIEW Models 180 980 981 448 and 449 have similar appearance STANDARD ...

Page 9: ...Merchant Operators Guide Initial Setup 1810025 3 August 2009 ALL MODELS MONETARY STANDARD ...

Page 10: ...Initial Setup Merchant Operators Guide August 2009 4 1810025 INTERIOR VIEW ...

Page 11: ...0 130 volts ac for 120 volt 60 Hz locations or 220 240 volts ac for 230 volt 50 Hz locations 2 Polarity Check Place the leads of a voltmeter across the LINE LIVE and GROUND termi nals of the wall receptacle The voltmeter should indicate 110 130 volts ac for 120 volt 60 Hz locations or 220 240 volts ac for 230 volt 50 Hz locations 3 Noise Potential Check Place the test leads of a voltmeter across t...

Page 12: ... you what you are doing when you program the merchandiser and can show you what is wrong if there is a failure SELECTION KEYPAD The customer uses these switches to make selections COIN RETURN KEY Pressing this button returns any coins that have been paid into the merchandiser prior to a vend CANCEL KEY Pressing this button clears any selection keys BILL ACCEPTOR OPTIONAL Accepts bills in various d...

Page 13: ... 3V Dispose of used batteries according to the manufacturer s instructions POWER ON L E D 1 When lit this red LED indicates electrical power is applied to the controller PCB HEARTBEAT L E D 2 When flashing this red LED indicates that the controller PCB is active and the software is operating NORMAL CONDITIONS When the merchandiser is operating normally you should see a steady red POWER ON indicato...

Page 14: ... door WARNING Lethal voltages are present Unplug the merchandiser whenever you do one of the following tasks Change the fluorescent lamp Change the ballast Connect or disconnect a harness except a motor harness when the tray has been removed Failure to do so may result in personal injury LABEL MAIN POWER SWITCH ELECTRONICS BREAKER O I 626P0005 U S CANADA POWER PANEL INTERNATIONAL POWER PANEL Turni...

Page 15: ...he silver tab of the delivery bin latch on the lower delivery bin side of the monetary wall 2 Lift the latch up to allow the delivery bin assembly to hinge down 3 Lift up the delivery bin slightly and lift up on the drop rods to allow the rods to clear the stop brackets 4 Slide the delivery bin assembly to the right to clear the hinges The delivery bin assembly will not be attached to the machine ...

Page 16: ... with the left side of the cabinet 2 Carefully walk the merchandiser through the opening Moving the Merchandiser Through a Narrow Doorway continued CAUTION Be careful to not damage the tray harnesses when removing trays from the merchandiser REMOVING THE TRAYS 1 Unplug the tray harnesses from the PCB mounted inside the slide out monetary 2 Pull the harnesses through the cabinet 3 Lift up the front...

Page 17: ...l There should be enough room in front of the merchandiser for the door to move freely Now that you have placed your merchandiser near its permanent location you need to set up some of the special options you may have Go on to the next page and continue with the snack section set up Snack Section Set Up Placing Trays in the Loading Position WARNING The bottom tray will rest on the delivery pan ass...

Page 18: ... the tray from the merchandiser unplug harness and place on a flat surface 2 Based on the size of the product you want to vend decide how many spiral positions it will occupy Please remember that the leftmost spiral in the group must have an ODD ID number 1 3 5 etc For example if a product is three spirals wide the left spiral will be ID number 1 and the right spiral will be ID number 3 Be careful...

Page 19: ...t be able to see this area 1 Unplug the tray harnesses from the PCB mounted inside the slide out monetary 2 Pull the harnesses through the cabinet 3 Lift up the front of the tray so that the stop built into the tray clears the roller then pull the tray forward and let it return to horizontal position 4 Pull the tray forward in the horizontal position until the back stop on the tray hits the roller...

Page 20: ...d in the tray rail Keep pushing the tray back until it hits the front stop 3 Lift the front of the tray so the stop built into the tray clears the roller Push the tray forward and let it return to horizontal It will lock in to place 4 Load the tray harnesses into the cabinet over the tray rail and into the cabinet behind the slide out monetary Reach through the hole provided in the monetary sectio...

Page 21: ...ght lever 6 Pull the tray towards you off of the slides Installing a Bottle Tray 1 Push the slides back into the cabinet until they stop 2 With the tray held at a 45ºangle with the back higher than the front align the lower edge of the rail on the tray with the lower edge of the rail in the cabinet on both sides 3 Slowly raise the shelf to a horizontal position and push the shelf all the way back ...

Page 22: ...the spiral See Removing and Installing Spirals on page 18 3 Remove the spiral coupler See Removing a Spiral Coupler on page 20 4 Remove the motor See Removing and Installing a Spiral Motor on page 20 INSTALLING A SPIRAL BEARING 1 Put the gear into position if required in this set up as shown See Installing a Gear on page 21 2 Install the spiral coupler See Installing a Spiral Coupler on page 22 A ...

Page 23: ...nnecting or disconnecting a motor harness DISCONNECTING A MOTOR HARNESS 1 Pull the harness connector away from the circuit board as shown 2 Tuck the unused part of the harness out of the way in the trough at the back of the tray CONNECTING A MOTOR HARNESS 3 Locate the harness connector for the appropriate tray position 4 Push the harness connector over the header pins on the motor circuit board as...

Page 24: ...477030 1477033 Yellow 1 65 15 Standard 1477036 1477039 Red 1 41 17 Standard 1477100 1477098 Brown 1 23 20 Standard 1477042 1477045 White 1 02 25 Optional 1477048 1477051 Green 75 30 Optional 1477054 1477057 Black 60 38 Optional 1477060 1477063 Orange 44 MODELS 448 449 4 1707048 1707050 Green 3 66 5 1707044 1707046 Tan 2 90 6 1707040 1707042 Purple 2 46 7 1707057 1707059 Brown 2 23 8 1707017 170701...

Page 25: ...NG A SPIRAL 1 Pull the bottom of the retaining clip toward the front of the spiral 2 Lower the spiral into the tray column and insert the end of the spiral into the spiral coupler as shown 3 Release the retaining clip SHOULD I USE A CLOCKWISE OR A COUNTERCLOCKWISE SPIRAL 1 The type of spiral used is determined by the column position it will occupy in the tray 2 Refer to the figure below to find th...

Page 26: ... page 17 3 Remove the spiral See Removing and Installing Spirals on page 18 4 Remove the spiral coupler See Removing a Spiral Coupler on page 20 5 Lift the motor clear of the tray 6 Return the tray to the merchandiser INSTALLING A SPIRAL MOTOR 1 Remove the tray See Removing Standard Trays on page 13 2 Place the motor in the correct position at the rear of the tray as shown 3 Place a gear in positi...

Page 27: ...g a selection WHERE ARE THE GEARS PLACED The gear is placed between the back of the tray and the spiral coupler HOW IS THE GEAR ORIENTED There are two possible orientations for the gear There are two rules to follow when orienting gears RULE 1 The gears for single spiral selections next to each other cannot use the same gear orientation RULE 2 All gears for a single coupled or double spiral select...

Page 28: ... the motor gear box until it clicks into position Be sure the spiral couplers are oriented as shown below NOTE The motor output shaft opening contains eight facets to allow the spiral coupler to be installed in any one of eight positions SPIRAL COUPLER ORIENTATION MOTOR SPIRAL COUPLER FRONT VIEW OF MOTOR OUTPUT SHAFT LEFT SPIRAL COUPLER RIGHT SPIRAL COUPLER AS VIEWED FROM FRONT OF TRAY ONE POSITIO...

Page 29: ...ould not be in the lowest position You will need to experiment with various tray positions to get the best results for your products Proceed as follows 1 Remove the tray from the merchandiser See Removing Standard Trays on page 13 2 Remove the screw that secures the right tray guide rail to the front guide mounting channel as shown 3 Tap up on the guide rail and unseat the guide rail tabs from the...

Page 30: ...ators Guide August 2009 24 1810025 Moving Trays Up or Down continued 11 Load products into the trays and perform test vends Make sure the trays don t interfere with the products you are vending and that all products vend properly ...

Page 31: ...OUNTING PINS MOUNTING PINS REMOVING A PRODUCT SPACER Pull the product spacer mounting pins from the column divider INSTALLING A PRODUCT SPACER The product spacer will keep a tall narrow product upright Shown below are spacers and column dividers on both deep and shallow trays Insert the product spacer onto the column divider as shown ...

Page 32: ...E on page 28 Thin Packages Position the package upright Also see SPIRAL WALL RETAINER USAGE on page 27 Kit Kat The two right most columns of the candy tray are designed to accept the Kit Kat candy bar WARNING When set to Ambient or Chilled Snack this merchandiser does not have a health control circuit It is not approved for the vending of perishable food items in these modes MODELS 180 181 980 981...

Page 33: ...l retainer serves to compress the spiral and make it act like a spring to more forcefully eject a product Do some test vends and use a spiral wall retainer when a product does not readily leave the spiral Use a spiral wall retainer in the following cases The spiral has a capacity of 20 25 30 or 38 The product is thin The product is on a candy tray The spiral wall retainer can also be used with oth...

Page 34: ...E MERCHANDISER FOR VEND ING LUNCH BUCKET Because of the weight and shape of the package National Vendors recommends that this product be vended only from the bottom tray To vend this product two adjacent positions must be coupled together See Installing a Gear on page 21 for mechanical coupling directions and see Couple Motors on page 108 for electrical coupling directions The left spiral coupler ...

Page 35: ...e completed for three adjacent positions on the tray NOTE The left most position in the group of three must be an even numbered position NOTE If the motor harness you disconnected in step 5 does not reach use the motor skip harness P N 1599024 available from the National Vendors Parts Department Couple the left motor to the right motor See Couple Motors on page 108 Loading Trays With Product conti...

Page 36: ...Initial Setup Merchant Operators Guide August 2009 30 1810025 Load the Top Shelf products as shown below TOP SHELF PRODUCT Motor Skip Harness Loading Trays With Product continued ...

Page 37: ...ant Operators Guide Initial Setup 1810025 31 August 2009 1 Lift the tray until it is parallel to the floor as shown 2 Push the tray toward the back of the cabinet Returning the Trays to the Vending Position ...

Page 38: ...wn 3 The low number end of the roll goes in the top slot and the high number end of the roll goes in the bottom slot Installing and Setting Price Labels Price rolls are printed on coiled up strips as shown in this example If you use another type of currency you will find the appropriate price rolls in the plastic bag that contained this manual The price roll installed indicates 30 to 2 35 in 05 in...

Page 39: ...election prices within the following range Minimum price 00 Maximum price 12 95 Increment 05 Use your thumb as shown to move each price roll up or down as needed to set the desired price NOTE You will see the word STOP near either end of the roll Installing and Setting Price Labels continued 157P0045 ...

Page 40: ...ined this manual You will need to separate them along the scored lines between the selections CAUTION BE CAREFUL when doing this because it is easy to split the labels TO INSTALL SELECTION ID NUMBERS 1 Press together the two long edges of the selection ID label 2 Snap the selection ID label into position on the front of the tray as shown Installing Selection ID Labels ...

Page 41: ... Installing Selection ID Labels continued Table 1 Motor Position TOP TRAY TRAY 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 TRAY 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211 212 BOTTOM TRAY TRAY 300 301 302 303 304 305 306 307 308 309 310 311 312 SQUAT TRAY TRAY 700 702 703 704 705 706 707 708 709 710 711 EXAMPLE OF A BASIC SNACK TRAY ID LABEL TO USE EXAMPLE OF A BASIC CANDY TRAY ID LABE...

Page 42: ...or the door to move freely WARNING This merchandiser is only rated for installation in an indoor location Using a spirit level adjust the legs until the cabinet is level from side to side and front to back NOTE A slight slope from front to back will improve the draining of condensate from merchandisers with refrigerating units When the merchandiser is part of a bank of machines level it in referen...

Page 43: ...the slides into the holes in the legs 2 Insert and secure a cotter pin through the hole in the back of each of the slides 3 Push the base plate toward the merchandiser cabinet The front tabs of the base plate brackets should seat in the notches in the long arms of the slides WARNING Do not use this base plate on Models 448 or 449 Doing so could result in damage to the refrigeration unit ...

Page 44: ...ch must be turned OFF before you go any further 1 If not already plugged in plug the power cord into the electric outlet and turn ON the main power switch 2 Perform the steps outlined in the procedure to Select the Coin Mechanism on page 139 Setting Up and Loading the Coin Mechanism TriTeq Lock Information If your machine has a TriTeq lock installed in it please call 1 410 223 2140 for all service...

Page 45: ...t skip to step 3 If so perform the following procedures on the affected areas until all products vend properly a Install and or adjust a product spacer See Installing and Removing Product Spacers on page 25 b Install a product pusher See PRODUCT PUSHER USAGE on page 28 c Install and or remove spiral wall retainers See SPIRAL WALL RETAINER USAGE on page 27 d Perform the appropriate spiral anti hang...

Page 46: ... indexing procedures involve rotating spirals one position at a time until the product vends properly 1 Home all the motors see Homing the Motors Motor Status Detail on page 86 2 Remove the left hand spiral of the affected pair 3 Is the coupler in the proper position NO Move the coupler to the position as shown in Installing a Spiral Coupler on page 22 Go to step 4 YES Move the left coupler to the...

Page 47: ...thout Purchase See Set Change Without Purchase on page 141 is set less than 1 00 and the bill is NOT stacked the 1 00 bill will be returned If Change without Purchase See Set Change Without Purchase on page 141 is set to 1 00 or more you will receive four quarters in change 3 Make a selection The correct selection should be vended and correct change should be returned NOW WHAT There are many thing...

Page 48: ... to enter numbers when programming the merchandiser The top line of the screen is the menu title Selected items are highlighted in white Press or to highlight an item Press to select it In the example at right pressing will display the Screen Contrast menu Pay attention to the bottom line of the display as it often shows important information In certain configuration menus it will display the curr...

Page 49: ...Select coin mechanism bill validator card reader and options Set Display Options Set Data Transfer Options Set Temperature and more Press this button to view total sales and vends by whole machine or selection Clear resettable data Press this button to enter the Data Transfer menu found in System Settings menu Press this button to enter the Product Configuration menu to Set machine configuration S...

Page 50: ...ssed This key performs these functions First from the idle mode it enters the Main Menu Second in a menu screen it selects the highlighted option and moves to that screen Third in a screen that requires a value to be entered it locks in the entered value and moves up to the parent menu This is your end key Pressing it one or more times will move you up the menu hierarchy ending back at the idle mo...

Page 51: ...r to select Non Resetta ble Sales Data and press 3 To view Overall Totals for the merchan diser select Overall Totals and press _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic Test Price Product Configuration 6 Press EDIT to Select Data Recall Non Resettable Sales Data 5 Resettable Sales Data Timed Events Identification Numbers Print Data 6 Press EDIT to Select Non Resettable Sales Data Overall Totals 5 By...

Page 52: ... of all discounts in dollars ex 5 discount vends of 10 on 1 00 selection will total 50 Discount Displays the total number of discounted vends Test Vend Displays the total dollar value of all test vends Test Vend Displays the total number of test vends Surcharge Displays the total dollar value of all surcharges Surcharge Displays the total number of surcharge vends Free Vend Displays the total doll...

Page 53: ...press NOTE The By Product menu lists all currently programmed selections 4 Press or to scroll through the entire list 5 Highlight a selection and press to view its sales totals _ _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic Test Price Product Configuration 6 Press EDIT to Select Data Recall Non Resettable Sales Data 5 Resettable Sales Data Timed Events Identification Numbers Print Data 6 Press EDIT to S...

Page 54: ...the total dollar value of all discounts in dollars ex 5 discount vends of 10 on 1 00 selection will total 50 Discount Displays the total number of discounted vends Test Vend Displays the total dollar value of all test vends Test Vend Displays the total number of test vends Surcharge Displays the total dollar value of all surcharges Surcharge Displays the total number of surcharge vends Free Vend D...

Page 55: ...r amount and total vend amounts for the following data Cash In To Cashbox To Tubes Bills In Dispensed Man Dispense Sales Discounts Surcharge Overpay Filled Credited _ _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic Test Price Product Configuration 6 Press EDIT to Select Data Recall Non Resettable Sales Data 5 Resettable Sales Data Timed Events Identification Numbers Print Data 6 Press EDIT to Select Non Re...

Page 56: ...e totals Discount Displays the total dollar value of all discounts in dollars ex 5 discount vends of 10 on 1 00 selection will total 50 Discount Displays the total number of discounted vends Surcharge Displays the total dollar value of all surcharges Surcharge Displays the total number of surcharge vends Overpay Displays the total cash value of overpays Overpay Displays the total number of overpay...

Page 57: ...shless menu displays both the total dollar amount and total vend amounts for the following data Sales Debited Credited Discounts Surcharge Revalue _ _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic Test Price Product Configuration 6 Press EDIT to Select Data Recall Non Resettable Sales Data 5 Resettable Sales Data Timed Events Identification Numbers Print Data 6 Press EDIT to Select Non Resettable Sales Dat...

Page 58: ...he total number of cashless discounts Surcharge Displays the total value of cashless surcharges Surcharge Displays the total number of cashless surcharges Revalue Displays the total value of revalues Revalue Displays the total number of revalues Surcharge refers to the amount of money charged above the cost to accommodate a coin mech and bill validator function when separate prices are set for car...

Page 59: ...Token menu displays both the total dollar amount and total vend amounts for the following data Vend Token Value Token Overpay _ _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic Test Price Product Configuration 6 Press EDIT to Select Data Recall Non Resettable Sales Data 5 Resettable Sales Data Timed Events Identification Numbers Print Data 6 Press EDIT to Select Non Resettable Sales Data Overall Totals 5 By...

Page 60: ...ken vends Value Token see below Value Token see below Overpay see below Overpay see below NOTE The above functions marked with a are not currently available even though they may appear on the menu screen These functions will be supported in a future release of merchandiser software 6 Press and to scroll through the entire list 7 Press once to return to the Non Resettable Sales Data menu or continu...

Page 61: ...le Sales Data and press 3 To view Resettable Sales Data Overall Totals for the merchandiser select Overall Totals and press _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic Test Price Product Configuration 6 Press EDIT to Select Data Recall Non Resettable Sales Data 5 Resettable Sales Data Timed Events Identification Numbers Print Data 6 Press EDIT to Select Resettable Sales Data Overall Totals 5 By Product...

Page 62: ...of all discounts in dollars ex 5 discount vends of 10 on 1 00 selection will total 50 Discount Displays the total number of discounted vends Test Vend Displays the total dollar value of all test vends Test Vend Displays the total number of test vends Surcharge Displays the total dollar value of all surcharges Surcharge Displays the total number of surcharge vends Free Vend Displays the total dolla...

Page 63: ...s NOTE The By Product menu lists all currently programmed selections 4 Press or to scroll through the entire list 5 Highlight a selection and press to view its sales totals _ _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic Test Price Product Configuration 6 Press EDIT to Select Data Recall Non Resettable Sales Data 5 Resettable Sales Data Timed Events Identification Numbers Print Data 6 Press EDIT to Selec...

Page 64: ...e total dollar value of all discounts in dollars ex 5 discount vends of 10 on 1 00 selection will total 50 Discount Displays the total number of discounted vends Test Vend Displays the total dollar value of all test vends Test Vend Displays the total number of test vends Surcharge Displays the total dollar value of all surcharges Surcharge Displays the total number of surcharge vends Free Vend Dis...

Page 65: ...amount and total vend amounts for the following data Cash In To Cashbox To Tubes Bills In Dispensed Man Dispense Sales Discounts Surcharge Overpay Filled Credited _ _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic Test Price Product Configuration 6 Press EDIT to Select Data Recall Non Resettable Sales Data 5 Resettable Sales Data Timed Events Identification Numbers Print Data 6 Press EDIT to Select Resettab...

Page 66: ...e totals Discount Displays the total dollar value of all discounts in dollars ex 5 discount vends of 10 on 1 00 selection will total 50 Discount Displays the total number of discounted vends Surcharge Displays the total dollar value of all surcharges Surcharge Displays the total number of surcharge vends Overpay Displays the total cash value of overpays Overpay Displays the total number of overpay...

Page 67: ...ss menu displays both the total dollar amount and total vend amounts for the following data Sales Debited Credited Discounts Surcharge Revalue _ _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic Test Price Product Configuration 6 Press EDIT to Select Data Recall Non Resettable Sales Data 5 Resettable Sales Data Timed Events Identification Numbers Print Data 6 Press EDIT to Select Resettable Sales Data Overal...

Page 68: ... total number of cashless discounts Surcharge Displays the total value of cashless surcharges Surcharge Displays the total number of cashless surcharges Revalue Displays the total value of revalues Revalue Displays the total number of revalues Surcharge refers to the amount of money charged above the cost to accommodate a coin mech and bill validator function when separate prices are set for card ...

Page 69: ...ken menu displays both the total dollar amount and total vend amounts for the following data Vend Token Value Token Overpay _ _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic Test Price Product Configuration 6 Press EDIT to Select Data Recall Non Resettable Sales Data 5 Resettable Sales Data Timed Events Identification Numbers Print Data 6 Press EDIT to Select Resettable Sales Data Overall Totals 5 By Produ...

Page 70: ...ken vends Value Token see below Value Token see below Overpay see below Overpay see below 6 Press and to scroll through the entire list 7 Press once to return to the Resettable Sales Data menu or continue to press to return to the Main Menu NOTE The above functions marked with a are not currently available even though they may appear on the menu screen These functions will be supported in a future...

Page 71: ... Data screen confirms that you want to clear resettable data a Press to clear the data b Press to exit without clearing the data 5 After clearing data you will automatically return to the Resettable Sales Data menu screen Press once to return to the Data Recall menu screen or twice to return to the Main Menu _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic Test Price Product Configuration 6 Press EDIT to Se...

Page 72: ...enings 5 Press once to return to the Timed Events menu twice to return to the Data Recall menu or three times to return to the Main Menu NOTE Each option in the Timed Events menu has a maximum of 16 events that can be viewed and or set _ _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic Test Price Product Configuration 6 Press EDIT to Select Data Recall Non Resettable Sales Data 5 Resettable Sales Data Timed...

Page 73: ...Press once to return to the Timed Events menu twice to return to the Data Recall menu or three times to return to the Main Menu NOTE Each option in the Timed Events menu has a maximum of 16 events that can be viewed and or set _ _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic Test Price Product Configuration 6 Press EDIT to Select Data Recall Non Resettable Sales Data 5 Resettable Sales Data Timed Events I...

Page 74: ...ear 5 Press once to return to the Timed Events menu twice to return to the Data Recall menu or three times to return to the Main Menu NOTE Each option in the Timed Events menu has a maximum of 16 events that can be viewed and or set _ _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic Test Price Product Configuration 6 Press EDIT to Select Data Recall Non Resettable Sales Data 5 Resettable Sales Data Timed Ev...

Page 75: ...setting 5 Press once to return to the Timed Events menu twice to return to the Data Recall menu or three times to return to the Main Menu NOTE Each option in the Timed Events menu has a maximum of 16 events that can be viewed and or set _ _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic Test Price Product Configuration 6 Press EDIT to Select Data Recall Non Resettable Sales Data 5 Resettable Sales Data Time...

Page 76: ...ss once to return to the Timed Events menu twice to return to the Data Recall menu or three times to return to the Main Menu screen NOTE Each option in the Timed Events menu has a maximum of 16 events that can be viewed and or set _ _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic Test Price Product Configuration 6 Press EDIT to Select Data Recall Non Resettable Sales Data 5 Resettable Sales Data Timed Even...

Page 77: ... Press once to return to the Timed Events menu twice to return to the Data Recall menu or three times to return to the Main Menu screen NOTE Each option in the Timed Events menu has a maximum of 16 events that can be viewed and or set _ _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic Test Price Product Configuration 6 Press EDIT to Select Data Recall Non Resettable Sales Data 5 Resettable Sales Data Timed ...

Page 78: ...formed 5 Press once to return to the Timed Events menu twice to return to the Data Recall menu or three times to return to the Main Menu screen NOTE Each option in the Timed Events menu has a maximum of 16 events that can be viewed and or set _ _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic Test Price Product Configuration 6 Press EDIT to Select Data Recall Non Resettable Sales Data 5 Resettable Sales Dat...

Page 79: ...ber of board Model Model number of board Version Version of board software 6 Press once to return to the Main PCB menu twice to return to the Identification Numbers menu or con tinue to press until you reach the Main Menu _ _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic Test Price Product Configuration 6 Press EDIT to Select Data Recall Non Resettable Sales Data 5 Resettable Sales Data Timed Events Identi...

Page 80: ...chanism and press 4 The Coin Mechanism screen will display the serial number manufacturer information the model and the version of the installed coin mechanism 5 Press once to return to the Identification Numbers menu twice to return to the data Recall menu or three times to return to the Main Menu _ _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic Test Price Product Configuration 6 Press EDIT to Select Dat...

Page 81: ...al number manufacturer information the model and the version of the installed bill validator 5 Press once to return to the Identification Numbers menu twice to return to the data Recall menu or three times to return to the Main Menu _ _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic Test Price Product Configuration 6 Press EDIT to Select Data Recall Non Resettable Sales Data 5 Resettable Sales Data Timed Ev...

Page 82: ...ress 4 The Card Reader screen will display the serial number manufacturer information the model and the version of the installed card reader 5 Press once to return to the Identification Numbers menu twice to return to the data Recall menu or three times to return to the Main Menu _ _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic Test Price Product Configuration 6 Press EDIT to Select Data Recall Non Resett...

Page 83: ...s 1 to print All Data 2 to print Overall Totals 3 to print By Product 4 to print Cash 5 Press once to return to the Data Recall menu or twice to return to the Main Menu screen _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic Test Price Product Configuration 6 Press EDIT to Select Data Recall Non Resettable Sales Data 5 Resettable Sales Data Timed Events Identification Numbers Print Data 6 Press EDIT to Sele...

Page 84: ...Diagnostic and press 2 In the Diagnostic screen if there are no errors the screen will display No Errors If an error code does display see the table of Diagnostic Error Messages on page 79 to learn about the error code s displayed 3 Press once to return to the Main Menu _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic Test Price Product Configuration 6 No Errors Diagnostic No Errors ...

Page 85: ... from the cabinet temperature sensor or the sensor is not plugged in properly to the IO Board Card Jammed in Card Reader Card reader has failed because a card is jammed in the unit Card Reader Comm Communication has been lost between the main controller and the card reader Check wiring harnesses and card reader Card Reader Error The card reader is reporting a repeating error Card Reader Failed OOS...

Page 86: ...ser High Side Service Required Warning The condenser is running at too high of a temperature for an extended amount of time Clean the condenser check the fan motor and clean the screen Condenser High Side Service Required Fatal The condenser is running at too high of a temperature for an extended amount of time Clean the condenser check the fan motor and clean the screen Refrigeration has been dis...

Page 87: ...r The card reader has reported a single error Snack Motor Error The indicated selection is reporting a snack motor error View the individual motor detail of this selection for more information Sold Out Selection The indicated selection is sold out Stuck Key The main controller has detected a single stuck key Stuck Keys Fatal The main controller has detected two or more stuck keys and the machine i...

Page 88: ...er selection or press once to return to the Test menu or twice to return to the Main Menu NOTE If Merchant door is shut while the menu is on the Test Vend or the Test Vend w o SureVend screens the screen will be displayed until one Test Vend or Test Vend w o SureVend is completed _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic Test Price Product Configuration 6 Press EDIT to Select Test Test Vend 5 Test Ve...

Page 89: ... selection or press once to return to the Test menu or twice to return to the Main Menu NOTE If Merchant door is shut while the menu is on the Test Vend or the Test Vend w o SureVend screens the screen will be displayed until one Test Vend or Test Vend w o SureVend is completed _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic Test Price Product Configuration 6 Press EDIT to Select Test Test Vend 5 Test Vend...

Page 90: ... is located in the back of the merchandiser farthest from the front door The last sensor calibration value shown in the bottom line of the calibration values is for the sensor which is located in the front closest to the front door The calibration values indicate gain The lower calibration gain values are desirable Optimal range is 4 High calibration gain values indicate a problem with the sensor ...

Page 91: ...esent motors and indicating errors If any motors are unhomed or have any other error status they will be indicated as Errors If this is the case you will need to home the motor s See Homing the Motors Motor Status Detail on page 86 5 Press once to return to the Test menu or twice to return to the Main Menu _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic Test Price Product Configuration 6 Press EDIT to Sele...

Page 92: ...e homed motor status but also If spiral is a FIFO group member If spiral is coupled with another spiral If there is an error present for the spiral If spiral is part of a winner combo If spiral is a token member If spiral is a time of day member _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic Test Price Product Configuration 6 Press EDIT to Select Test Test Vend 5 Test Vend w o SureVend SureVend Detectors ...

Page 93: ... for the product spiral number you originally selected to be homed should indicate H 9 You may then select a different product spiral for motor homing or press to return to the Motor Status Detail 10 From the Motor Status Detail menu you may select a different tray where another product spiral with a motor needing homing is located or you may press once to return to the Test menu or twice to retur...

Page 94: ...nt but not configured H indicates that spiral motor is homed An absence of an H indicates that the spiral motor is NOT homed Column 3 F indicates spiral is a FIFO member see page 104 C indicates spiral is coupled see page 108 Column 4 ERR indicates error is present for the spiral Column 5 W indicates spiral is a Winner member see page 122 Token member see page 128 or a Combo member see page 125 T ...

Page 95: ...is procedure by pressing until you reach the Main Menu then follow the procedure to Check for Errors on page 78 to further investigate the error 4 When the test is completed the Coin Return Motor status screen will change back to Idle 5 After the test press once to return to the Test menu or twice to return to the Main Menu _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic Test Price Product Configuration 6 ...

Page 96: ...hts should turn off 4 Press again The Lighting Relay status screen will change from Off to On and the lights should turn back on 5 After the test press once to return to the Test menu or twice to return to the Main Menu _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic Test Price Product Configuration 6 Press EDIT to Select Test SureVend Calibration 5 Motor Test Summary Motor Status Detail Coin Return Motor ...

Page 97: ...od for testing the sensors 4 Press once to return to the Test menu or twice to return to the Main Menu _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic Test Price Product Configuration 6 Press EDIT to Select Test Motor Test Summary 5 Motor Status Detail Coin Return Motor Lighting Relay Temperature Sensors 6 Press EDIT to Select Temperature Sensors Fahrenheit Cabinet XXX Evap YYY Cond ZZZ Ready Cab 49ºF NOTE...

Page 98: ...ny flaw in the display NOTE If a flaw is detected in the display by performing this test the display may have to serviced or replaced 4 When you have cycled through all of the different display test patterns the test is complete Press once to return to the Test menu screen or twice to return to the Main Menu _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic Test Price Product Configuration 6 Press EDIT to Se...

Page 99: ...d see C If you press the Coin Return button you should see R If you press the OK button you should see S On the Service Keypad If you press you should see If you press you should see NOTE If the key you have pressed does not display the keypad may have to be serviced or replaced _ _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic Test Price Product Configuration 6 Press EDIT to Select Test Motor Test Summary...

Page 100: ...ess to set its price 4 Using the number keys on either keypad enter a price for the selection If the price is less than 10 000 00 use leading zeros The arrow keys will reposition the cursor 5 Press to return to the Individual Prices menu Verify that the new price displays in the status bottom line when the selection is highlighted 6 Press once more to return to the Price menu or twice to return to...

Page 101: ...ual selections 3 Using the number keys on either keypad enter a price for the entire machine If the price is less than 10 000 00 use leading zeros The arrow keys will reposition the cursor 4 Press to set the new price and return to the Price menu Verify that the new price displays in the status bottom line 5 Press once more to return to the Main Menu _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic Test Pri...

Page 102: ...the prices for individual selections 3 Using the number keys on either keypad enter a price for the selected tray If the price is less than 100 00 use leading zeros The arrow keys will reposition the cursor 4 Press to set new price and return to the Price menu Verify that the new price displays in the status bottom line 5 Press once more to return to the Main Menu _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagn...

Page 103: ...ration 5 Press once to return to the Product Configuration menu or twice to return to the Main Menu _ _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic Test Price Product Configuration 6 Press EDIT to Select Product Configuration Configuration Version 5 SureVend Selection Configuration FIFO Setup Couple Motors 6 Ambient Merchant Configuration Version h Ambient Merchant 5 o Refrigerated Merchant o Merchant Ch...

Page 104: ...cle Press to lock in the selection 5 The screen will cycle back to the first SureVend menu Verify that the status of SureVend Off or On is displayed in the status bottom line of this SureVend menu 6 Press once to return to the Product Configuration menu or twice to return to the Main Menu _ _ _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic Test Price Product Configuration 6 Press EDIT to Select Product Con...

Page 105: ...ions Option SureVend or Must SureVend will display in the status bottom line of the SureVend menu Press to access the SureVend Options menu to change status if desired 4 In the SureVend menu use or to select Option SureVend or Must SureVend The selection is the one with the filled in circle Press to lock in your selection and return to the SureVend menu _ _ _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic T...

Page 106: ...that the selection you made is now displayed in the status bottom line of the SureVend menu when SureVend Options is selected 6 Press once to return to the Product Configuration menu or twice to return to the Main Menu SureVend SureVend 5 SureVend Options Anti Jackpot Timer Anti Jackpot Trigger 6 Option SureVend ...

Page 107: ...u to change status if desired 4 Using the number keys on either keypad enter a setting for Anti Jackpot Timer If the setting is less than 10 use leading zeros Example press 0 5 to set the setting for 5 If you enter more than two numbers the display will scroll back to the first digit 5 Press to save setting and return to the SureVend menu Verify that the new setting is now displayed in the status ...

Page 108: ...en to change status if desired 4 Using the number keys on either keypad enter a setting for Anti Jackpot Trigger If the setting is less than 10 use leading zeros Example press 0 5 to set the setting for 5 If you enter more than two numbers the display will scroll back to the first digit 5 Press to save setting and return to the SureVend menu Verify that the new setting is now displayed in the stat...

Page 109: ...e or unconfigure 4 Press to remove or add the X s from the box es preceding the product number s NOTE By pressing you will auto configure ie all selections that have spirals physically connected will configure 5 Press once to return to the Product Configuration menu or twice to return to the Main Menu _ _ _ Main Menu Data Recall 5 Diagnostic Test Price Product Configuration 6 Press EDIT to Select ...

Page 110: ...g Groups 1 Press until you reach the Main Menu then use or to select Product Configuration and press 2 In the Product Configuration menu use or to select FIFO Setup and press 3 In the FIFO Setup menu use or to select Add Group 1 and press 4 In the Add Group 1 menu use or to select the product s you wish to add or delete from the group by pressing to remove or add the X s next to the products NOTE ...

Page 111: ...g you that once accomplished the deletion cannot be undone 4 Press to delete the selected group OR Press to cancel this action NOTE Pressing to cancel will return you directly back to the FIFO Setup menu if all groups have been deleted If there are more groups remaining you will return to the Delete Group menu screen 5 If you are at the Delete Group menu press to return to the FIFO Setup menu _ FI...

Page 112: ... By pressing you are able to quickly remove or add the X s from all listed products for the group _ _ _ FIFO Setup Add Group 2 5 Delete Group Edit Group FIFO Mappings 6 Press EDIT to Select Edit Group Edit Group 1 5 Edit Group 2 6 Press EDIT to Select Edit Group 1 X 101 5 102 X 103 104 X 105 6 Set or Clear All 4 Press once to return to the Edit Group menu 5 You may now choose another group to edit...

Page 113: ...ou must use the steps outlined in FIFO Setup Adding Groups on page 104 FIFO Setup Deleting Groups on page 105 and or FIFO Setup Editing Groups on page 106 4 After viewing and making note of a particular product tray s FIFO mappings press once to return to the FIFO Mappings menu twice to return to the FIFO Setup menu or continue to press until you reach the Main Menu _ _ FIFO Setup Add Group 2 5 De...

Page 114: ...the Product Configuration menu use or to select Couple Motors and press 3 In the Couple Motors menu you will see a list of all Motor Pairs that are able to be coupled to vend together Select the Motor Pair s you wish to couple by using the or to select a Motor Pair and then pressing to remove or add the X s next to the Motor Pair s NOTE By pressing you are able to quickly remove or add the X s fro...

Page 115: ... menu use or to select Timed Events and press 3 From the Timed Events menu use or to select Time of Day Events and press 4 In the Time of Day Events menu use or to select Inhibit and press _ _ _ _ Main Menu Diagnostic 5 Test Price Product Configuration Special Vend Modes 6 Press EDIT to Select Special Vend Modes Timed Events 5 Winner Modes Combo Vends Token Enable Enable OK Button 6 Press EDIT to ...

Page 116: ...7 In the Event menu select Event Type and press 8 In the Event Type menu the selected option is the one with the filled in circle Press or to change the selected option 9 Press to lock in the selection and return to the Event menu Verify that the status bottom line displays the choice made in step 8 above when Event Type is selected _ _ _ 1 State 5 Event Type Start Time Stop Time Days of Week 6 Of...

Page 117: ...tart Time is selected 13 In the Event menu press or to select Stop Time and press 14 In the Stop Time menu using the number keys on either keypad enter the time you wish the event to stop After you have entered four digits the hour mode AM or PM will be selected Press or to toggle between AM PM and 24 hour modes If you enter more than four numbers the display will scroll back to the first digit _ ...

Page 118: ...lected days and return to the Event menu Verify that the status bottom line displays the correct day s of the week that were set NOTE Days of the week appear in the status line as dashes in the order of Sunday through Saturday if they are not selected 19 In the Event menu press or to choose Selections and press _ _ _ 1 State 5 Event Type Start Time Stop Time Days of Week 6 M T S Days Of Week X Mon...

Page 119: ...s the one with the filled in circle Press or to change the selected option 24 Press to lock in the selection and return to the Event menu Verify that the status bottom line displays the choice made in step 24 above when Message is selected _ _ _ Selections X 101 5 102 103 X 104 105 6 Set or Clear All 1 Start Time 5 Stop Time Days of Week Selections Message 6 None Message o Ready 5 o Temporarily Ou...

Page 120: ...o modify and press Note In this example we are using event number 1 but any event 1 16 may be used Note The names assigned to each timed event 1 16 will change as the Time of Day Events are modified In our example the description next to event 1 will say Lighting instead of Inhibit the next time we view the Time of Day Events screen _ _ _ _ Main Menu Diagnostic 5 Test Price Product Configuration S...

Page 121: ... 7 In the Event menu select Event Type and press 8 In the Event Type menu the selected option is the one with the filled in circle Press or to select Lighting 9 Press to lock in the selection and return to the Event menu Verify that the status bottom line displays the choice made in step 8 above when Event Type is selected _ _ _ 1 State 5 Event Type Start Time Stop Time Days of Week 6 Off State o ...

Page 122: ... Time is selected 13 In the Event menu press or to select Stop Time and press 14 In the Stop Time menu using the number keys on either keypad enter the time you wish the event to stop After you have entered four digits the hour mode AM or PM will be selected Press or to toggle between AM PM and 24 hour modes If you enter more than four numbers the display will scroll back to the first digit 15 Pre...

Page 123: ...ays and return to the Event menu Verify that the status bottom line displays the correct day s of the week that were set NOTE Days of the week appear in the status line as dashes in the order of Sunday through Saturday if they are not selected 19 In the Event menu press or to choose Lighting Timeout and press _ _ _ 1 State 5 Event Type Start Time Stop Time Days of Week 6 Days Of Week X Monday 5 Tu...

Page 124: ...bers the display will scroll back to the first digit Lighting Timeout 000 Enter of Minutes of Machine Inactivity 21 Press to lock in the setting and return to the Event menu 22 In the Event menu verify that the value you entered matches the status bottom line when Lighting Timeout is selected 23 Press once to return to the Time of Day Events menu or continue to press to return to the Main Menu NOT...

Page 125: ... 3 From the Timed Events menu use or to select Backup Events and press 4 In the Backup Events menu use or to select Backup Data and press _ _ _ _ Main Menu Diagnostic 5 Test Price Product Configuration Special Vend Modes 6 Press EDIT to Select Special Vend Modes Timed Events 5 Winner Modes Combo Vends Token Enable Enable OK Button 6 Press EDIT to Select Timed Events Time of Day Events 5 Backup Eve...

Page 126: ...d press 11 In the Start Time menu using the number keys on either keypad enter the time you wish the event to start After you have entered four digits AM will be selected Press or to toggle between AM PM and 24 hour modes If you enter more than four numbers the dis play will scroll back to the first digit 12 Press to lock in the time and return to the Event menu Verify that the status bottom line ...

Page 127: ...Press to lock in the selected days and return to the Event menu Verify that the status bottom line displays the correct day s of the week that were set NOTE Days of the week appear in the status line as dashes in the order of Sunday through Saturday if they are not selected 16 Press twice to reach the Timed Events menu three times to reach the Special Vend Modes menu or four times to reach the Mai...

Page 128: ...m line will then indicate if the Winner Mode is currently turned On or Off 4 To change the Winner Mode state press with Winner State selected 5 In the Winner State menu use or to select On or Off The selected option is the one with the filled in circle 6 Press to lock in the selection and return to the Winner Mode menu Verify that the status bottom line displays On or Off when Winner State is sele...

Page 129: ...atus bottom line displays the number of vends that the Winner Frequency has been set for 11 From the Winner Mode menu use or to select Winner Prize The status bottom line of the Winner Mode menu will then indicate which spiral the winner will vend from If the status line of the menu states Prize Mode OFF then a Winner Prize spiral has not yet been chosen _ _ Winner Mode Winner State 5 Winner Frequ...

Page 130: ...Selections are the Selections that will trigger a Winner Prize vend 16 In the Winner Selections menu press or to highlight a Selection XXX and press to select it Cho sen Winner Selection s XXX will have X s to the left NOTE By pressing you are able to quickly remove or add the X s from all Winner Selections _ _ Winner Prize 103 Enter ID of Prize Spiral or 000 to return Price Winner Mode Winner Sta...

Page 131: ... following procedure 1 Press until you reach the Main Menu then use or to select Special Vend Modes and press 2 From the Special Vend Modes menu use or to select Combo Vends and press 3 From the Combo Vends menu use or to select which Combo Group you want to program and then press 4 From the Combo Group X menu use or to choose Selections and press _ _ _ _ Main Menu Diagnostic 5 Test Price Product ...

Page 132: ... on either keypad enter a percentage of discount for Combo Group X If the percentage of discount is less than 10 use leading zeros For example if you wish to set the merchandiser to discount a Combo Vend Group 5 press 0 5 If you enter more than two numbers the display will scroll back to the first digit _ _ Selections X 101 5 102 103 X 104 105 6 Set or Clear All Combo Group 1 Selections 5 Discount...

Page 133: ...e setting up please refer to Set Custom Messages on page 188 12 Press to lock in the selection and return to the Combo Group X menu Verify that the status bottom line displays the percentage of discount for Combo Group X 13 Press once to return to the Combo Vends menu twice to return to the Special Vend Modes menu or three times to return to the Main Menu _ _ Combo Group 1 Selections 5 Discount Me...

Page 134: ...lections will have X s to the left NOTE By pressing you are able to quickly remove or add the X s from all of the selections 4 Press once to return to the Special Vend Modes menu or twice to return to the Main Menu _ _ _ Main Menu Diagnostic 5 Test Price Product Configuration Special Vend Modes 6 Press EDIT to Select Special Vend Modes Timed Events 5 Winner Mode Combo Vends Token Enable Enable OK ...

Page 135: ... 4 Press to lock in your selection and return to the Special Vend Modes menu Verify that the selected option appears in the status bottom line of the menu 5 Press to return to the Main Menu _ _ _ Main Menu Diagnostic 5 Test Price Product Configuration Special Vend Modes 6 Press EDIT to Select Special Vend Modes Timed Events 5 Winner Mode Combo Vends Token Enable Enable OK Button 6 Don t Press OK t...

Page 136: ...he selected option is the one with the filled in circle 3 Press to lock in your selection Off or On and return to the Main Menu Verify that the status bottom line displays the correct option when Free Vend is selected NOTE When Free Vend is On the standby message will display No Money Required alternating with Make a Selection _ Main Menu Diagnostic 5 Test Price Product Configuration Free Vend 6 O...

Page 137: ...ing the and will move the cursor to the left and right Press to remove the letters and numbers Press to move to uppercase letters and lowercase Press 0 9 to add a letter or number Press the number once to bring up the character screen lower bottom Press the number again to scroll to the character Refer to the NUMERIC CHARACTER TABLE on page 191 In this case we have entered Merchandiser 407 _ _ _ _...

Page 138: ...to lock in your entered information and return to the Machine Information menu Verify that the new information you have entered appears in the status bottom line 6 Press once to return to the System Settings menu or twice to return to the Main Menu Machine Information ID106 Asset Number 5 ID104 Location 6 Merchandiser 407 ...

Page 139: ...ve the cursor to the left and right Press to remove the letters and numbers Press to move to uppercase letters and lowercase Press 0 9 to add a letter or number Press the number once to bring up the character screen lower bottom Press the number again to scroll to the character Refer to the NUMERIC CHARACTER TABLE on page 191 In this case we have entered St Louis 27 _ _ _ _ Main Menu Price 5 Produ...

Page 140: ...lock in your entered information and return to the Machine Information menu Verify that the new information you have entered appears in the status bottom line 6 Press once to return to the System Settings menu or twice to return to the Main Menu Machine Information ID106 Asset Number 5 ID104 Location 6 Press EDIT to Select ...

Page 141: ...f you enter the wrong date Using or will allow you to move the cursor to the position you desire 5 Press to lock in the date and return to the Clock menu With Date selected verify that the status bottom line displays the date you entered in the format you selected 6 Press once to return to the System Settings menu or twice to return to the Main Menu _ _ _ _ Main Menu Test 5 Price Product Configura...

Page 142: ...the wrong time Using or will allow you to move the cursor to the position you desire and change the hour modes 5 Press to lock in the time and return to the Clock menu With Time selected verify that the status bottom line displays the date you entered in the format you selected 6 Press once to return to the System Settings menu or twice to return to the Main Menu _ _ _ _ Main Menu Test 5 Price Pro...

Page 143: ...ress to lock in the selection and return to the Clock menu With Daylight Saving Time selected verify that the status bottom line displays the daylight saving time option you selected 6 Press once to return to the System Settings menu or twice to return to the Main Menu _ _ _ Main Menu Test 5 Price Product Configuration Free Vend System Settings 6 Press EDIT to Select System Settings Machine Inform...

Page 144: ... 4 Press to lock in the selection and return to the System Settings menu Verify that the status bottom line of the menu dis plays the selected option 5 Press once to return to the Main Menu _ _ Main Menu Price 5 Product Configuration Special Vend Modes Free Vend System Settings 6 Press EDIT to Select System Settings Machine Information 5 Clock Language Monetary Data Transfer 6 Spanish Language h E...

Page 145: ...e one with the filled in circle 5 Press to lock in the selection and return to the Monetary menu With Coin Mechanism selected verify that the status bottom line of the Monetary menu displays your Coin Mechanism option selection 6 Press once to return to the System Settings menu or twice to return to the Main Menu _ _ _ Main Menu Price 5 Product Configuration Special Vend Modes Free Vend System Set...

Page 146: ...is currently inside your merchandiser You can also dispense excess or desired _ Main Menu Special Vend Modes 5 Free Vend Coins In Out System Settings Security Codes 6 Press EDIT to Select Coins In Out Press Coins Count Value 1 05 100 5 00 2 10 215 21 50 3 25 220 55 00 4 1 00 15 15 00 2 Press the number that corresponds with the coin value you wish to dispense For example pressing 3 would dispense ...

Page 147: ...ge will be returned is nickels dimes and or quarters are inserted If 01 00 is set 1 00 bills and coins will be changed without purchase Nickels dimes and quarters are also returned 5 Press to lock in the selection and return to the Monetary menu Verify that the status bottom line displays the amount of change that Change Without Purchase is set for 6 Press once to return to the System Settings men...

Page 148: ... than 10 00 use leading zeros The arrow keys will reposition the cursor 5 Press to lock in the selection and return to the Monetary menu Verify that the status bottom line displays the remaining change in the merchandiser when the Low Change Message is set to display 6 Press once to return to the System Settings menu or twice to return to the Main Menu _ _ _ Main Menu Special Vend Modes 5 Free Ven...

Page 149: ...is the one with the filled in circle 5 Press to lock in the selection and return to the Monetary menu With Bill Validator selected verify that the status bottom line displays your Bill Validator option selection 6 Press until you reach the Main Menu You must do this to initialize the Bill Validator and activate the Bill Acceptance menu _ _ _ Main Menu Test 5 Price Product Configuration Free Vend S...

Page 150: ...even though there is not enough change in the coin mech to cover all possible paybacks For example enter 01 00 In this case the merchandiser will take a dollar bill or coin even though there is less than 1 00 worth of change in the coin mech _ _ _ Main Menu Special Vend Modes 5 Free Vend Coins In Out System Settings Security Codes 6 Press EDIT to Select System Settings Machine Information 5 Clock ...

Page 151: ...ugh change cannot be paid back The customer will be short changed Normally a purchase will not be approved unless all change can be paid Entering 00 00 means that the vend will only be approved when the correct change can be returned overbuy disabled 5 Press to lock in the selection and return to the Monetary menu Verify that the status bottom line displays the bill value that Accept on Low Change...

Page 152: ... or to select Off or On The selected option is the one with the filled in circle 6 Press to lock in your selection Off or On and return to the Bill Acceptance menu Verify that the status displayed next to the bill values is are correct 7 Press once to return to the System Settings menu or twice to return to the Main Menu _ _ _ Main Menu Special Vend Modes 5 Free Vend Coins In Out System Settings S...

Page 153: ... _ _ Main Menu Special Vend Modes 5 Free Vend Coins In Out System Settings Security Codes 6 Press EDIT to Select System Settings Machine Information 5 Clock Language Monetary Data Transfer 6 Press EDIT to Select Monetary Coin Mechanism 5 Bill Validator Card Reader Bill Acceptance Multiple Vend Mode 6 Press EDIT to Select Bill Acceptance 4 10 00 On 5 5 20 00 Off 6 Token 1 Off 6 6 Press EDIT to Sele...

Page 154: ...option The selected option is the one with the filled in circle 5 Press to lock in the selection and return to the Monetary menu With Card Reader selected verify that the status bottom line displays your Card Reader option selection 6 Press once to return to the System Settings menu or twice to return to the Main Menu _ _ _ Main Menu Test 5 Price Product Configuration Free Vend System Settings 6 P...

Page 155: ...See Select the Card Reader on page 148 3 In the Monetary menu press or to select Card Revalue and press 4 In the Card Revalue menu press or to select On or Off The selected option is the one with the filled in circle 5 Press to lock in the selection and return to the Monetary menu _ _ Main Menu Test 5 Price Product Configuration Free Vend System Settings 6 Press EDIT to Select System Settings Mach...

Page 156: ...he status bottom line of the Monetary menu displays the selected option On or Off when Card Revalue is highlighted 7 Press once to return to the System Settings menu or twice to return to the Main Menu Monetary Change Without Purchase 5 Low Change Message Accept on Low Change Credit for Failed Vend Card Revalue 6 On ...

Page 157: ...The Multiple Vend Mode menu selection is only available when one or any combination of Coin Mechanism Bill Validator or Card Reader are activated See Select the Coin Mechanism on page 139 Select the Bill Vali dator on page 143 and or Select the Card Reader on page 148 3 In the Monetary menu select Multiple Vend Mode and press 4 In the Multiple Vend Mode menu press or to select the desired option T...

Page 158: ...ction and return to the Monetary menu 6 Verify that the status bottom line displays the selected option when Multiple Vend Mode is highlighted 7 Press once to return to the System Settings menu or twice to return to the Main Menu Monetary Bill Validator 5 Card Reader Multiple Vend Mode Credit for Failed Vend Card Revalue 6 Multi Vend ...

Page 159: ...Vend menu selection is only available when one or any combination of Coin Mechanism Bill Validator or Card Reader are activated See Select the Coin Mechanism on page 139 Select the Bill Valida tor on page 143 and or Select the Card Reader on page 148 3 In the Monetary menu select Credit for Failed Vend and press 4 In the Credit for Failed Vend menu press or to select the desired option The selecte...

Page 160: ...eturn to the Monetary Menu 6 In the Monetary menu verify that the option you selected matches the status bottom line when Credit for Failed Vend is selected 7 Press once to return to the System Settings menu or twice to return to the Main Menu Monetary Bill Validator 5 Card Reader Multiple Vend Mode Credit for Failed Vend Card Revalue 6 Hold Credit ...

Page 161: ...ress to lock in the selection and return to the Data Transfer menu 6 In the Data Transfer menu verify that the option you selected matches the status bottom line of the display when Communication Mode is selected 7 Continue on to the next procedure to Set Data List on page 156 _ _ _ _ Main Menu Price 5 Product Configuration Special Vend Mode Free Vend System Settings 6 Press EDIT to Select System ...

Page 162: ...D5 6 Set or Clear All 1 In the Data Transfer menu use or to select Data List and press 2 In the Data List menu use or to highlight a selection and press to enable or disable it Enabled selections will have an X s to the left NOTE By pressing you are able to quickly remove or add the X s from all of the selections 3 Press once to return to the Data Transfer menu 4 Continue on to the next procedure ...

Page 163: ...ransmitted in a dollar count format For example 2 for two dollars 3 Press to lock in the selection and return to the Data Transfer menu Verify that the selected option is displayed in the status bottom line when CA304 Data Type is selected NOTE If your bill count is incorrect the CA304 setting may be wrong Try using the opposite CA304 setting 4 Continue on to the next procedure to Set Data Reset M...

Page 164: ...election and return to the Data Transfer menu Verify that the selected option is displayed in the status bottom line of the menu when Data Reset Mode is selected 4 Continue on to the next procedure to Set Event Reset Mode on page 159 _ _ Data Transfer Communication Mode 5 Data List CA304 Data Type Data Reset Mode Event Reset Mode 6 Reset On Transfer Data Reset Mode o Reset On Transfer 5 h No Reset...

Page 165: ...selection and return to the Data Transfer menu Verify that the selected option is displayed in the status bottom line of the menu when Event Reset Mode is selected 4 Continue on to the next procedure to Set Printer Baud Rate on page 160 _ _ Data Transfer Data List 5 CA304 Data Type Data Reset Mode Event Reset Mode Printer Baud Rate 6 Reset On Transfer Event Reset Mode o Reset On Transfer 5 h No Re...

Page 166: ...er Printer Baud Rate will cause the printer to not print all the data in a legible format 3 Press to lock in the selection and return to the Data Transfer menu Verify that the selected option is displayed in the status bottom line of the menu when Printer Baud Rate is selected 4 Press once to return to the System Settings menu or twice to return to the Main Menu _ _ Data Transfer Data List 5 CA304...

Page 167: ... the proper orientation of the Data Key onto the PCB header WARNING Use care when powering up the machine due to high voltage components and parts 4 Turn on power to the machine 5 Access the service keypad and display 6 Perform the procedure s that you wish to perform while Data Key is installed 7 Turn off power to the machine 8 Carefully remove the Data Key from the PCB header of the main control...

Page 168: ...does appear it is IMPERATIVE that you DO NOT attempt to perform this procedure WARNING Loading or copying Firmware to the Data Key will result in the system software that operates the machine being transferred to the Data Key and will cause your machine to be inoperable DO NOT CHOOSE or try to perform this function System Settings Clock 5 Language Monetary Data Transfer Serial Flash 6 Press EDIT t...

Page 169: ...ss to select Serial Flash and press 4 In the Serial Flash menu press to select Configuration Data and press NOTE If the Data Key has no configuration data stored the only item displayed in the Configuration Data menu will be Save Data 5 In the Configuration Data menu press to select Save Data and press 6 In the Save Data menu press to select a blank description line and press System Settings Clock...

Page 170: ...ss to confirm 10 A third Save Data screen will appear asking you if you are sure you want to save that particular Data Description from the Data Key Confirm by pressing The menu screen will then cycle to the Ready screen 11 To confirm that the Data Description you entered was saved follow the steps in View Image Info Data Description on Data Key on page 167 12 Remove the Data Key refer to Connect ...

Page 171: ...Serial Flash and press 4 In the Serial Flash menu press to select Config Sales Data and press NOTE If the Data Key has no configuration data stored the only item displayed in the Config Sales Data menu will be Save Data 5 In the Config Sales Data menu press to select Save Data and press 6 In the Save Data menu press to select a blank description line and press System Settings Clock 5 Language Mone...

Page 172: ...nd press to confirm 7 A third Save Data screen will appear asking you if you are sure you want to save that particular Data Description from the Data Key Confirm by pressing The menu screen will then cycle to the Ready screen 8 To confirm that the Data Description you entered was saved follow the steps in View Image Info Data Description on Data Key on page 167 9 Remove the Data Key refer to Conne...

Page 173: ...rformed in exactly the same manner whether using the Configuration Data or the Config Sales Data functions 3 In the Serial Flash menu press to select Configuration Data OR Config Sales Data and press NOTE If the Data Key has no data stored the only item in the Configuration Data OR Config Sales Data menu will be Save Data In that case there will be no Image Info to view 4 In the Configuration Data...

Page 174: ...ware version the Data Description that was originally entered the date the data was saved and the time the data was saved In the example at right the Data Description is displayed as ABC123 7 Press once to return to the Image Info menu to choose another Data Description twice to return to the Configuration Data OR Config Sales Data menu to perform a different Data function or several times to reac...

Page 175: ...to scroll down to System Settings and press 2 In the System Settings menu press to select Serial Flash and press 3 In the System Settings menu press to select Serial Flash and press 4 In the Serial Flash menu press to select Configuration Data and press 5 In the Configuration Data menu press to select Load Data and press System Settings Clock 5 Language Monetary Data Transfer Serial Flash 6 Press ...

Page 176: ...firm by pressing 8 The menu screen will then cycle to the Ready screen NOTE You may wish to store Data Key Configuration Data to the machine s memory To do so follow the steps in Backup Data on page 174 9 If you have finished performing all Data Key functions remove the Data Key refer to Connect and Disconnect the Data Key on page 161 Load Data 1 181 00 01 H 12 17 07 5 2 181 00 01 H 11 15 07 3 181...

Page 177: ...n the System Settings menu press to select Serial Flash and press 4 In the Serial Flash menu press to select Configuration Data OR Config Sales Data and press NOTE In the Configuration Data and Config Sales Data menus Delete Data will not appear unless there is data saved to the Data Key If Delete Data does not appear there is no data to delete 5 In the Configuration Data OR Config Sales Data menu...

Page 178: ... sure you want to delete that particular Data Description from the Data Key Confirm by pressing 8 The menu screen will then cycle to the Ready screen 9 If you have finished performing all Data Key functions remove the Data Key refer to Connect and Disconnect the Data Key on page 161 Delete Data 1 181 00 01 H 12 17 07 5 2 181 00 01 H 11 15 07 3 181 00 01 H 11 01 07 4 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 5 _ _ _ _ _ _ _...

Page 179: ...ta selections will not appear in the Backup Restore Data menu unless data has previously been backed up 3 In the Backup Restore Data menu use or to select Last Backup and press 4 In the Last Backup screen you can view the last time the data was backed up 5 Press once to return to the Backup Restore Data menu twice to return to the System Settings menu or three times to return to the Main Menu _ _ ...

Page 180: ...ata menu use or to select Backup Data and press NOTE When is pressed to save data the system will reset 4 In the Backup Data menu press to save all data Press to cancel You will be automatically returned to the Backup Restore Data menu 5 Press once to return to the System Settings menu or twice to return to the Main Menu _ _ _ Main Menu Price 5 Product Configuration Special Vend Mode Free Vend Sys...

Page 181: ...e or to select Restore Data and press NOTE When is pressed to save data the system will reset 4 In the Restore Data menu press to save all data Press to cancel You will be automatically returned to the Backup Restore Data menu _ _ _ Main Menu Price 5 Product Configuration Special Vend Mode Free Vend System Settings 6 Press EDIT to Select System Settings Clock 5 Language Monetary Data Transfer Back...

Page 182: ...s than 10 use leading zeros For example if you wish to set the screen contrast at 9 press 0 9 If you enter more than two numbers the display will scroll back to the first digit 4 Press to lock in the setting and return to the System Settings menu 5 In the Systems Settings menu verify that the value you entered matches the status bottom line when Screen Contrast is selected 6 Press once to return t...

Page 183: ...Version screen displays the software version date and time of software and checksum of software 4 Press once to return to the System Settings menu or twice to return to the Main Menu _ _ Main Menu Test 5 Price Product Configuration Free Vend System Settings 6 Press EDIT to Select System Settings Monetary 5 Data Transfer Backup Restore Data Screen Contrast Software Version 6 Version 181 01 00 Softw...

Page 184: ...and press 3 The Software Version screen displays the identifying number of the current SureVend software version 4 Press once to return to the System Settings menu or twice to return to the Main Menu _ _ Main Menu Test 5 Price Product Configuration Free Vend System Settings 6 Press EDIT to Select System Settings Backup Restore Data 5 Screen Contrast Software Version SureVend Version IO Board Softw...

Page 185: ...oftware and press 3 The IO Board Software screen displays the software version of the IO Board Software 4 Press once to return to the System Settings menu or twice to return to the Main Menu _ _ Main Menu Test 5 Price Product Configuration Free Vend System Settings 6 Press EDIT to Select System Settings Backup Restore Data 5 Screen Contrast Software Version SureVend Version IO Board Software 6 Ver...

Page 186: ...s dis played on the status bottom line 5 Press once to return to the System Settings menu or twice to return to the Main Menu _ _ _ Main Menu Product Configuration 5 Special Vend Modes Free Vend Coins In Out System Settings 6 Press EDIT to Select System Settings Screen Contrast 5 Software Version SureVend Version I O Board Software Refrigeration Settings 6 Press EDIT to Select Refrigeration Settin...

Page 187: ... 6 Press EDIT to Select Refrigeration Settings Temperature Units 5 Health Control Menu 6 Press EDIT to Select Health Control Menu Tray 1 5 Tray 2 Tray 3 Tray 4 Tray 5 6 Press EDIT to Select 1 Press until you reach the Main Menu then use or to select System Settings and press 2 In the System Settings menu use or to select Refrigeration Settings and press 3 In the Refrigeration Settings menu use or ...

Page 188: ... are currently being monitored while selections 103 and 105 are not 6 Press once to return to the Health Control menu or press or con tinue pressing until you reach the main menu NOTE By pressing you are able to quickly remove or add the X s from all selections on the selected tray Additional Information When the entire machine is set to Health Control and there is a Health Control error the displ...

Page 189: ...to the System Settings menu Verify that the selected Temperature Unit is displayed on the status bottom line 5 Press once to return to the System Settings menu or twice to return to the Main Menu _ _ _ Main Menu Product Configuration 5 Special Vend Modes Free Vend Coins In Out System Settings 6 Press EDIT to Select System Settings Screen Contrast 5 Software Version SureVend Version I O Board Softw...

Page 190: ... Selection and Ready message 1 Press until you reach the Main Menu then use or to select System Settings and press 2 In the System Settings menu use or to select Idle Screen Options and press 3 In the Idle Screen Options menu use or to select Time Temp Options and press 4 In the Time and Temp Options menu use or to select None Time or Time and Temp The selected option is the one with the filled in...

Page 191: ...Temp Options continued 5 Press to lock in your selection and return to the Idle Screen Options menu Verify that the selected Time Temp Option is displayed on the status bottom line 6 Press once to return to the Main Menu Idle Screen Options Time Temp Options 5 Idle Screen Message 6 Time and Temp ...

Page 192: ...e Idle Screen Message menu use or to select Make a Selection Press Selection or Use Custom Message The selected option is the one with the filled in circle _ _ _ _ Main Menu Test 5 Price Product Configuration Free Vend System Settings 6 Press EDIT to Select System Settings Software Version 5 SureVend Version I O Board Software Temperature Units Idle Screen Options 6 Press EDIT to Select Idle Scree...

Page 193: ... follow steps 6 8 If not skip to step 8 6 Press to access the Select Custom Message menu NOTE To program custom messages see Set Custom Messages on page 188 7 Use or to select the option you desire and press Verify that Use Custom Message appears in the status bottom line of the Idle Screen Options menu 8 Press once to return to the System Settings menu or twice to return to the Main Menu _ Idle S...

Page 194: ...the second Custom Messages menu use or to select the custom message you wish to edit and press _ _ _ _ Main Menu Test 5 Price Product Configuration Free Vend System Settings 6 Press EDIT to Select System Settings SureVend Version 5 I O Board Software Temperature Units Idle Screen Options Custom Messages 6 Press EDIT to Select Custom Messages Custom Messages 5 Reset Custom Messages 6 Press EDIT to ...

Page 195: ...he character Refer to the NUMERIC CHARACTER TABLE on page 191 6 Press to lock in your new custom message and return to the previous Custom Messages menu Verify that the new custom message that you just entered appears in the status bottom line when the corresponding Custom Messages X is selected 7 Press once to return to the first Custom Messages menu twice to return to the System Settings menu or...

Page 196: ... Reset Custom Messages menu press to restore Custom Messages to factory default Press to cancel You will be automatically returned to the Custom Messages menu 5 Press once to return to the System Settings menu or twice to return to the Main Menu _ _ _ Main Menu Test 5 Price Product Configuration Free Vend System Settings 6 Press EDIT to Select System Settings SureVend Version 5 I O Board Software ...

Page 197: ...space space paragraph new line 0 1 a b c 2 d e f 3 g h i 4 j k l 5 m n o 6 p q r s 7 t u v 8 w x y z 9 Moves the cursor backwards Moves the cursor forward Saves the message Backs out of the menu does not save message Removes characters and numbers Switches the lower case letters to uppercase letters _ ...

Page 198: ...ion is the one with the filled in circle 4 Press to lock in the selection and return to the System Settings menu 6 Verify that the status bottom line of the System Settings menu displays the selected option On or Off when Talker Setup is highlighted 7 Press once to return to the System Settings menu or twice to return to the Main Menu _ _ Main Menu Test 5 Price Product Configuration Free Vend Syst...

Page 199: ...or PIN on page 194 3 Enter the Supervisor PIN code The code should be four digits Be careful when entering the PIN code if you enter more than four numbers the display will scroll back to the first digit 4 Press to lock in the setting 5 When a correct PIN code is entered the screen will display Supervisor Approved then cycle back to the Security Codes menu The respective menu s will be accessible ...

Page 200: ...Codes menu follow the procedure in Enter Security Code on page 193 to unlock the Edit Supervisor PIn menu _ _ Main Menu Product Configuration 5 Special Vend Modes Free Vend System Settings Security Codes 6 Press EDIT to Select Security Codes Lock Menu Items 5 Enter PIN Edit Supervisor PIN 6 Edit PIN Edit Supervisor PIN 1234 Backspace EDIT Accept EXIT Cancel 3 In the Edit Pin screen enter a new PIN...

Page 201: ...ect Lock Menu Items and press NOTE If Lock Menu Items does not display in the Security Codes menu follow the procedure in Enter Security Code on page 193 to unlock the Lock Menu Items menu _ _ Main Menu Product Configuration 5 Special Vend Modes Free Vend System Settings Security Codes 6 Press EDIT to Select Security Codes Lock Menu Items 5 Enter PIN Edit Supervisor PIN 6 Press EDIT to Select The ...

Page 202: ... to select a Menu Item and then pressing to remove or add the X s next to the Menu Item s NOTE By pressing you are able to quickly remove or add the X s from all listed Menu Items 4 Press to lock in your selection s and return to the Security Codes menu 5 Press to return to the Main Menu _ Lock Menu Items Clear Data 5 Data Recall X Test Price X Product Configuration 6 Set or Clear All ...

Page 203: ... horizontal barrier and the screws holding the front left and right side angle brackets 8 To remove the horizontal barrier you must lift the barrier up before pulling it forward and out of the machine 9 Remove the condenser inlet screen on the floor of the machine 10 Remove the bolt holding the refrigeration lock plate on the left side The plate can be removed by using a large screwdriver as a lev...

Page 204: ...Program System Settings Merchant Operators Guide August 2009 198 1810025 Service ...

Page 205: ...Merchant Operators Guide Program System Settings 1810025 199 August 2009 WD MerchantAmbient sch 1 Fri May 29 11 12 55 2009 Service ...

Page 206: ... data delete from Data Key 171 Configuration data load from data key to machine 169 Configuration data save to data key 163 Configuration version view 97 Configuration product programming 97 Configuration selection 103 Contrast screen set 176 Controller main PCB display 7 Controls and indicators 6 Couple motors 108 Coupler spiral installing 22 Coupler spiral installing when used with coupler beari...

Page 207: ... In First Out FIFO 104 Free vend programming 130 Free vend turn on off 130 G Gear installing 21 Gear orientation of 21 Gear placement of 21 Gear use of 21 Groups FIFO setup deleting 105 Groups FIFO setup editing 106 H Harness motor connecting 17 Harness motor disconnecting 17 I ID number machine 131 Idle screen message set 186 Idle screen set time temp options 184 Image info data description view ...

Page 208: ...een figure 88 Motor test return coin 89 90 91 Motor with a spiral bearing replacing 16 Motor removing 16 Motor spiral installing 20 Motor spiral removing 20 Motor status detail 86 Motor test summary 85 Motors couple 108 Moving merchandiser through doorway 9 Multiple vend mode set 151 N Non resettable data view 45 Non resettable sales cash 49 Non resettable sales cashless 51 Non resettable sales to...

Page 209: ...s system programming 131 Set up initial 9 Set up snack section 11 Shortcut keys service keypad 43 Snack section set up 11 Software version view 177 software IO board view 179 Spacers product installing 25 Spacers product removing 25 Spiral bearing installing 16 Spiral bearing motor with replacing 16 Spiral coupler installing 22 Spiral coupler installing when used with coupler bearing 23 Spiral cou...

Page 210: ...s view 75 Validator bill select 143 Validator bill testing 41 Vend data clear 65 Vend data non resettable cash 49 Vend data non resettable cashless 51 Vend data non resettable token 53 Vend data non resettable view by product 47 Vend data resettable cash 59 Vend data resettable cashless 61 Vend data resettable token 63 Vend data resettable view 55 Vend data view by product 57 Vend mode multiple se...

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