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4)

CANADIAN QUARTER, LOONIE AND TOONIE SELECTION 

The iCoin is preprogrammed to accept any combination of Canadian quarter, $1 
(loonie) and $2 (toonie) coins. Once the iCoin is powered up, the display shows 
which coins the iCoin is activated to 
accept. For example, if the indicator 
lights for 

Cdn-$0.25

 and 

Cdn-$1

 are 

lit as in figure 4.1, then the iCoin will 
accept both the Canadian quarter 
and $1 coin. If the indicator lights for 

Cdn-$1

 and 

Cdn-$2

 are lit, as in 

figure 4.2, then the iCoin will accept 
both the Canadian $1 and $2 coins.

To change which coins that the iCoin 
is to accept, press the pushbutton 

Press to Set Active Coins

 (1). 

Pressing this pushbutton will change 
the activated coins that the iCoin is 
to accept as shown by the display. 
By repeatedly pressing the 
pushbutton you will arrive at the setting you wish for coins that the iCoin is to 
accept.

Because the coins that the iCoin can 
accept have di

erent values, di

erent 

number of pulses will be sent to the 
timer depending on which coin is 
accepted. Only 1 pulse will be sent to 
the timer for the lowest value coin that 
the iCoin is set to accept. Multiple 
pulses will be sent to the timer for higher 
value coins that are accepted. Figure 4.3 
shows the di

erent coin selection 

settings and the corresponding number 
of pulses that will be sent to the timer 
for the coins that are activated. Ensure 
that your timer is setup correctly based 
on the number of pulses that the iCoin 
will send for the coins that you have 
activated.

It is possible for the iCoin to be configured for fixed pulses such that it will always 
send 1 pulse for a quarter, 4 pulses for a $1 coin, and 8 pulses for $2 coin 
regardless of which coins are activated. 

Section 8) Configuration Settings

 provides 

instructions to enable fixed pulsing.

figure 4.3

figure 4.1

figure 4.2

Press to

Select

Token

A,B,or C

1

2

3

4

Press to

set #pulses

for Selected

Token

Press to

Select

Token

A,B,or C

1

2

3

4

Press to

set #pulses

for Selected

Token

Summary of Contents for iCoin CP990

Page 1: ...v 1 0 Instruction Manual Model CP990 Model CP890 iCoin Electronic Multi Coin Acceptor...

Page 2: ...This page intentional left blank...

Page 3: ...ng turned back on to ensure that the iCoin powers up correctly Model Power Requirements Power Connections Pulse Connections CP990 CP890 24 5 VAC Yellow Black Blue Note 1 Purple Note 2 CP990 R CP890 R...

Page 4: ...ngs Following this the display shows which preprogrammed currency coins it will accept as well as if there are any learned tokens that it will accept By default the iCoin power saving mode is enabled...

Page 5: ...iCoin can accept have di erent values di erent number of pulses will be sent to the timer depending on which coin is accepted Only 1 pulse will be sent to the timer for the lowest value coin that the...

Page 6: ...for Selected Token show the total number of pulses that will be sent when the currently selected token is accepted The total number of pulses that will be sent is the sum of all the indicator lights...

Page 7: ...ithout dropping any coins after which the learned indicator light for the selected token will turn o signifying that the token is now erased 6 DISPLAYING THE ACCEPTED COIN When a coin is accepted by t...

Page 8: ...e trying to adjust the speed setting The Variable Fixed Pulse setting is by default set to variable such that the number of pulses sent by the iCoin for the Cdn quarter 1 coin and 2 coin is dependent...

Page 9: ...ou are in setup mode To save all changes you must press the Press to Learn Selected Token 3 pushbutton This will save the current configurations settings and the iCoin will restart with the new settin...

Page 10: ...2 fixed 1 low least strict 2 medium 4 high most strict 1 low least strict 2 medium 4 high most strict 1 fast 2 slow 1 1 minute 2 3 minutes 4 5 minutes Preprogrammed Coins Sizing Token Sizing Group 2 P...

Page 11: ...be loose so place them aside The right side of the iCoin can now be opened a full 90 to gain access to the complete internal coin path for cleaning or removal of any coin jam as shown in figure 9 2 D...

Page 12: ...dition when learning tokens record the details of each token on the following lines SERIAL ___________________________________ TokenA Description ____________________________________________ TokenB De...

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