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COIN 4 VALUE

with

lectr

onic

coin

alidator

with

banknote

validator

COIN 5 VALUE

COIN 6 VALUE

BANKNOTE 2 VALUE

BANKNOTE 3 VALUE

BANKNOTE 4 VALUE

The maximum programmable value for the steps
from 1 to 9 is 250 times the value of the monetary
unit indicated in the step " ". To vary quickly, keep
the ( ) or ( ) buttons pressed. If only the coin
validator or the banknote validator is used, we
advise you, for more clearness, to set to zero the
value of the step not used.
To proceed to the next step press

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PROG

COIN 1 VALUE

COIN 2 VALUE

COIN 3 VALUE

in the country. It represents the minimum variation
of all sums: all monetary values set after this
(coins, banknotes, etc.) will be multiples of the
monetary unit. The monetary unit must be
programmed in a way that its value is the same as
the smallest coin that is intended to be used.
One of the following values can be set using the
( ) and ( ) buttons: 0.05 - 0.10 - 0.20 - 0.25 - 0.50 -
1 - 2 - 2.50 - 5 - 10 - 20 - 25 - 50 - 100 - 200 - 250.
Examples:

Press the

button to proceed to the following

step.
The following steps from 1 to 9 define the value of
the coins and/or banknotes accepted according to
the type of COIN TIMER used:

it is

used only for step 1.
Set to zero all steps from 2 to 9.

the

step from 1 to 6 correspond to the 6 outlets of the
coin validator.
Set to zero all the steps corresponding to the not
used outlets and the steps 7, 8 and 9.

the steps

from 6 to 9 correspond to the outlets from 1 to 4 of
the reader.
Set to zero all the steps from 1 to 5.

the steps from 1 to 6 correspond to the 6

outlets of the coin validator and the steps from 6 to
9 correspond to 4 outlets of the reader. Set to zero
all the steps corresponding to the outlets not used.

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PROG

COIN TIMER with mechanical coin validator:

COIN TIMER with electronic coin validator:

COIN TIMER with banknote validator:

COIN TIMER with electonic coin and banknote
validator:

for EURO 0,05, USA 0,10, RUSSIA 1, JAPAN 10.

The time zones allow the automatic change of the
tariff in certain hours of the day or of the week. If
the time zones are connected, in the successive
steps the values of the 3 possible tariffs (1, 2 and
3) and the times of change will be defined.
Set with the ( ) or ( ) buttons one of the following
values, each one corresponds to a different type of
functioning:

The TARIFF 1 will

always be active and its value will be defined in the
successive step.

All the days of the

week will be the same both for rates and times.
Therefore, afterwards, it will be necessary to
programme only the time zones of one day.

It is possible to

programme different time zones for the various
days of the week.
To proceed to the next step press

(hourly tariff)

In this step the hourly cost of the goods or services
to control is set.
If the time zones are disconnected the TARIFF 1
will always be active.
Use the ( ) e ( ) buttons to set the tariff.
To proceed to the next step press

If at the " " step the time zones are not connected,
the successive steps will be skipped and the
programming will be ended.

This stage is to be bypassed if the time zones were
not activated in step " ".
Use the ( ) e ( ) buttons to set the tariff.
To proceed to the next step press

This stage is to be bypassed if the time zones were
not activated in step " ". With the ( ) and ( )
buttons you advance, in half hourly periods, the
whole day, while with the

button you can

choose the tariff in force at each time among the 3
at your disposal.

TIME ZONES CAPACITY

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PROG

TARIFF 1

–

PROG

TARIFF 2

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PROG

TARIFF 3