Monitor MB206, Reference Manual

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Configuration Options 34
Print Release Tab
Print System Device Configuration
Used for configuring print release from terminal. The Print and Pull queues are defined for the
device in this section. Certain functionality depends on which printing system Supervisor Net is
being used with.
Vending Tab
Stock Levels
Each line matches with the disbursement and extension as defined by the terminal setup record.
This is used to set the maximum levels for each product in the vending device. When a Stock
Access card is swiped, the counters are reset to these levels the same way as a ‘Card Access’
card works with an autoloader.
Note: The VN12 vending terminals do not currently support this functionality.
Autoloader Tab
Autoloader Capacity
The capacity of an autoloader can be defined so that an alarm can be triggered when the Note or
Coin receptacle is full and needs to be cleared or when the autoloader card dispenser is running
out of cards. These values should be entered when the device if first installed and adjusted to the
capacities of the particular model of autoloader.
Current Counts
Every time a coin or note is put into the Autoloader or a card is dispensed from the autoloader,
Supervisor Net records the current level. These levels will be recorded here for easy reference.
Insert Records
If Auto Insert is enabled then any swipe card can be presented at an autoloader, regardless of
whether it’s been used before or not. If the number on the magnetic strip of the card doesn’t exist in
the primary database, a record will be created based upon the default record ‘!!INSERT DEFAULT’.
The user can then add money to the account and use it on any goods or services. NOTE: If this
function is enabled then the Pnum Delta setting in Country.ini file may need to be altered. Pnum
Delta sets the minimum Primary Account number length that can be inserted when this setting is
enabled. Pnum Delta is a Technician Only setting.
This setting also relies on the global setting in the Monitor system configuration being enabled.
Refer to the Administrator guide for more information.
Terminal Setup Record
The Terminal Setup Database contains all the configuration settings for how the terminal operates.
One Terminal Setup record can be used for multiple terminals.
There are configuration parameters not currently found in the terminal setup database at this time,
and they must be set via the configuration menus in the physical terminal.
In the situation where the configuration items are found in both the setup record and the terminal
configuration menus, the setup record values will over-write any values set through the terminal's
menu system.
General Tab
Type
Mandatory Key Field which is made reference to from the terminal record. Alpha numeric up to 20
characters.
Description
A free text field that should contain more detailed information about what the setup type achieves. If