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Accepted bills
To define which bills shall be accepted
among those recognised by the reader.
For the bill/value correspondence check the
reader configuration.
Coins accepted for exact change
To define which coins shall be accepted
among those recognised by the validator
when the machine is in the “exact amount”
mode.
For the coin/value correspondence check
the coin mechanism configuration.
Bills accepted for exact change
To define which bills shall be accepted
among those recognised by the reader
when the machine is in the “exact amount”
mode.
For the bill/value correspondence check the
reader configuration.
Cashless private
To protect the users’ privacy, this function is
intended to display
the string “-----” in the place of the credit on
the cashless system.
Residual credit
You can decide whether to cash any credit
exceeding the selection amount after a
well-defined time interval (deleted later)
or to leave it at the user’s disposal
(maintained).
Cash-sale command
The function is used to give evidence that
cash transactions have occurred by means
of a cashless system.
The values available are listed here below:
• 0 standard operation: cash transactions
are recorded as such
• 1 forced sending to cashless 1: cash
transactions are recorded as transactions
performed by the first cashless system
• 2 forced sending to cashless 2: cash
transactions are recorded as transactions
performed by the second cashless system
Parallel device
Use this function to enable the presence of
a validator or parallel
bill reader to recharge the keys.
Exact change equation
To choose among 15 different control
algorithms to enable the dispenser to give
the change at the end of the selection.
Every single algorithm checks a series of
requirements (the amount of coins in the
tubes or the empty or full state) of the
tubes the coin mechanism will use to give
the change.
The “No change” condition occurs when
the tubes assigned to the chosen algorithm
have achieved the minimum level of coins
(“minimum tube level” parameter).
For reasons of simplicity, the combination
is described with reference to tubes A, B, C
and D, where tube A will receive the
lowest-value coins and tube D the highest-
value coins.
0 = A or B or C or D
1 = A or B
2 = C or D
3 = A or D
4 = A only
5 = B only
6 = C only
7 = A and D
8 = C and D
