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Contents

1.0

EF+ MODULE BASIC INSTRUCTIONS ........................................................ 5

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Navigating The Available Menus .......................................................................................... 7

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Main Menu Descriptions And Menu Navigation ................................................................... 8

1.3

Report and Print Features ....................................................................................................... 9

1.4

Navigating The Main Menu List .......................................................................................... 10

1.5

Accept Report ....................................................................................................................... 11

1.6

Audit Report ......................................................................................................................... 12

1.7

Bills Accepted Settings ........................................................................................................ 13

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Selectable Vend Settings ...................................................................................................... 13

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Pulse Vend Settings .............................................................................................................. 15

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Accumulate Vend Settings ................................................................................................... 16

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Coin Vend Settings ............................................................................................................... 16

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Bill Vend Settings ................................................................................................................ 17

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Event Report ......................................................................................................................... 17

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Card and Bill Fast Vend Settings ......................................................................................... 18

1.14.1

Bill Fast Vend Settings ................................................................................................. 18

1.14.2

Card Fast Vend Settings ............................................................................................... 19

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Printer Settings ..................................................................................................................... 19

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Printer Reports ...................................................................................................................... 20

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Credit Settings ...................................................................................................................... 21

1.17.1

Card System ................................................................................................................. 21

1.17.2

Application type ........................................................................................................... 21

1.17.3

Allow duplicate cards? ................................................................................................. 21

1.17.4

Update Network Settings? ............................................................................................ 21

1.17.5

View error message ...................................................................................................... 21

1.17.6

Credit Card Tax ............................................................................................................ 21

1.17.7

Card Swipe Fee ............................................................................................................ 21

1.17.8

Card Trans Fee ............................................................................................................. 21

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Demo Mode Enable ...................................................................................................... 21

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Auxillary Vend Settings ....................................................................................................... 22

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Email Settings ...................................................................................................................... 22

1.19.1

Recipient ....................................................................................................................... 24

1.19.2

Alerts ............................................................................................................................ 24

1.19.3

Reports ......................................................................................................................... 25

1.19.4

Report Send Time ......................................................................................................... 26

1.19.5

Send Service Reports ................................................................................................... 27

1.19.6

Update Network Settings ............................................................................................. 27

1.19.7

Quick Email Reports .................................................................................................... 27

1.19.8

Troubleshooting email .................................................................................................. 27

1.20

Machine Alert Settings ......................................................................................................... 27

1.20.1

Bill Acceptor Stacker Full Alert ................................................................................... 28

1.20.2

Dispenser Sold Out Alert ............................................................................................. 28

1.20.3

Display Dispense Amounts .......................................................................................... 28

1.21

MiniMech Bill Dispenser Settings ....................................................................................... 28

1.22

Other Settings ....................................................................................................................... 30

1.23

Configuration Report ............................................................................................................ 33

2.0

ERROR CONDITIONS .................................................................................... 33

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Page 3: ...orts 20 1 17 Credit Settings 21 1 17 1 Card System 21 1 17 2 Application type 21 1 17 3 Allow duplicate cards 21 1 17 4 Update Network Settings 21 1 17 5 View error message 21 1 17 6 Credit Card Tax 21 1 17 7 Card Swipe Fee 21 1 17 8 Card Trans Fee 21 1 17 9 Demo Mode Enable 21 1 18 Auxillary Vend Settings 22 1 19 Email Settings 22 1 19 1 Recipient 24 1 19 2 Alerts 24 1 19 3 Reports 25 1 19 4 Repo...

Page 4: ...en CMP 20 Portable Audit Printer 39 3 3 1 Loading Paper In The Printer 39 3 3 2 Printer Troubleshooting 39 3 3 3 Printer Fault Conditions 39 4 0 CREDIT CARD 40 4 1 Datacap 41 4 1 1 Dial Up Modem 42 4 1 2 High Speed Modem 42 4 1 3 Troubleshooting The Credit Card Module 42 4 1 4 Restoring Your Merchant Profile 43 4 2 MDB 44 4 2 1 Nayax AMIT Telemeter and VPOS Reader 45 4 2 2 Nayax VPOS Touch 46 4 2 ...

Page 5: ... corrupt data and premature component failure SD CARD see below DATA BUTTON 4 Pulse Mode BUTTON 3 Pulse Mode Vend BUTTON 2 Pulse Mode Subtract One BUTTON 1 Pulse Mode Add One DISPLAY DOOR SWITCH ETHERNET CARD SYSTEM PRINTER OUT OF SERVICE POWER IN POWER OUT AUXILIARY BUTTON IN OR KEYSWITCH RELAY OUT Note Used for firmware updates SD card is not shipped with EF ...

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Page 7: ... by pressing the RIGHT forward arrow button To view the previous main menu item simply press the LEFT back arrow Once you have found the desired setting or report you can then go down into the Details List for this item to view additional details related to it Note the main menu headings are in CAPS all capitalized letters If the machine has an error the error message will be displayed instead of ...

Page 8: ...g with a brief description of how each one is used to enhance the operation of machine A detailed explanation for each feature along with an explanation for each setting available is also available with the built in help feature in the EF Module Also included in this document is a diagram flowchart showing how to step through the detail list for each Menu Things to remember when using the EF Modul...

Page 9: ...ransfers that have occurred It is useful in diagnosing the source of defective modules or for identifying modules that need preventative maintenance PRINTED REPORTS Printed copies of the audit and diagnostic reports can be used to track the flow of money through the machine For example a printed copy of the audit can be returned with the collected revenue each time the machine is serviced The prin...

Page 10: ...ly to a basic changer configuration Note 1 If credit card acceptance in machine Note 2 If coin acceptor in machine Note 3 If bill acceptor in machine MAIN MENU ITEMS COIN VEND SETTINGS Note 2 BILLS ACCEPTED SETTINGS Note 3 OTHER SETTINGS BILL VEND SETTINGS Note 3 ACCUMULATE VEND SETTINGS AUDIT REPORT CONFIGURATION REPORT ACCEPT REPORT CREDIT SETTINGS Note 1 PRINTER SETTINGS FAST VEND PRINTER REPOR...

Page 11: ...eposit will be first in list If the machine has two bill acceptors DA models the report will distinguish between BILL ACC A and BILL ACC B This information can also be printed if an optional printer was purchased with the machine ACCEPT REPORT 1 bill acc A 5 dollar 1 07 19 05 TUE 11 13 09 2 bill acc A dollar 2 07 19 05 TUE 11 12 59 end of the accept report Additional report items This denomination...

Page 12: ...ith a message This message will be removed when the audit is cleared Some machines are equipped with option accessories that have an associated audit record For example if your machine is equipped with a Select Module additional audit information showing the number of times each selection was used will be included This information can also be printed if an optional printer was purchased with the m...

Page 13: ...alue and corresponding Dispense of the ones you identified when placing the order These were also used to setup the user placard s located on the front of the machine The placard identifies the value price and dispense amounts to the machine user so they know what they will receive for each Selection Revised or additional placards can be ordered from the factory or created using readily available ...

Page 14: ...re The example below shows the forced dispense settings for the selection price example discussed in the previous paragraph Example Tokens have a value of 1 50 Selection Price Forced Dispense 4 3 2 75 2 1 50 1 SELECTION MODES These refer to the method of payment for the items tickets tokens and cards The options are Package Credit or Pulse Select This is selected in OTHER SETTINGS under Machine Ty...

Page 15: ...the Select Module and when the machine type is set to PULSE The Pulse Select is centered on using one type value of a non cash dispenser The Pulse Select mode will allow the user to pay for the vend level with either cash or credit Use the Pulse Vend menu to set the Value price for each incremental vend level up to 20 selections The pulse amount or vend level is the number of items that will be di...

Page 16: ...cents 2 dimes and a nickel before vending a quarter or token valued at a quarter 1 11 Coin Vend Settings Use this menu to set the amount to be vended for each coin accepted through the Coin Acceptor This is useful if you want to override Make Best Change Examples would be if for a dollar coin you want to dispense five nickels and three quarters or for a quarter to dispense three nickels and one di...

Page 17: ...o 25 coin out 4 2 in o 25 coin out 0 end of bill vend settings Additional setting items Pressing the help button will show you Enter the quantity to dispense from this value of dispenser Use this menu to set the amount to be vended for each bill accepted by the Bill Acceptor s This is useful if you want to override Make Best Change EVENT REPORT Number of events 5 1 07 19 05 TUE 13 58 19 end of the...

Page 18: ...l transaction amounts in a given time period The primary benefit of this feature is in the added protection against stringing should the bill acceptor stringing detection devices become defeated This feature allows you to set the normal amount of bills of each type that are accepted in a given time period If this usage pattern is exceeded the machine will shut down and stay off line until the rese...

Page 19: ...e Rejected Card List to the Bad Card List as soon as you have confirmed them to be fraudulent cards Again the Rejected Card List is temporary You should manually transfer these card numbers into the Bad Card List if you believe them to be fraudulent If the Rejected Card List becomes full first 100 bad cards the new card numbers will begin to overwrite the older card numbers The final list is the A...

Page 20: ...ptional Door Opened switch kit required This saves time as each report does not have to be printed separately and only one event triggers the printing process This feature will also ask you if you want to clear the Quick Print reports after printing If you do not have an optional printer in your machine you can send a report using the Quick Email Reports 1 16 Printer Reports Use this menu to print...

Page 21: ...erchant Profile section 4 3 in the Credit Card for more information 1 17 5 View error message You can view the last error message from the card processor by pressing YES 1 17 6 Credit Card Tax If you are required to collect tax on credit card purchases then enter the percentage here 1 17 7 Card Swipe Fee Enter the cost of swiping a credit card 1 17 8 Card Trans Fee Enter the percentage for the car...

Page 22: ...Module is connected to a router so that it can acquire an IP address The IP address can be viewed in the CONFIGURATION REPORT The email settings can be protected from edit and or viewing by using a PIN PINs are described and set in OTHER SETTINGS Also located under OTHER SETTINGS is the setting for LOCATION ID This numeric identifier will appear at the top of all email text reports and alerts It i...

Page 23: ...ient 1 Address name domain com send test alert to Recipient 1 edit Recipient 1 alerts machine offline send email NO machine soldout send email NO card system comm send email NO edit Recipient 1 reports resettable audit send email NO edit account Recipient 6 perpetual audit send email NO Y Y Perpetual Door audit send email NO ...

Page 24: ...ensure that the email was sent correctly As long as the address resembles name domain extension and you have a good connection the email will be successful so check your spelling 1 19 2 Alerts All alerts default to NO If you wish to receive an alert press the YES button You will receive the alert when the condition is activated and another alert when the condition is deactivated if the deactivated...

Page 25: ...minutes of closing it is seen as the same door open A door switch kit can be connected at J10 Reset Pressed Sent if the reset button on the EF Module is pressed Power Returned Sent when power returns to the EF Module Printer Error Sent when the printer runs out of paper Fast Vend This will send an alert if the Bill Fast Vend levels are exceeded A Bill Fast Vend error will take the EF Module Out Of...

Page 26: ... when the door is opened This is not sent with the other reports Enable Account Please enable the account to receive any of the reports and alerts that you have set If not enabled reports and alerts will not be sent to this account The account can be disabled when they are on vacation Disabling the account will not change any of the settings in the account 1 19 4 Report Send Time It is necessary t...

Page 27: ...ress of the DNS server that allows the name of a remote machine to be resolved automatically EF Secondary DNS address The numerical address of another DNS server that allows the name of a remote machine to be resolved automatically This is not always needed 1 19 7 Quick Email Reports Similar to the Quick Print Settings this allows the owner to force sending the reports selected in EMAIL SETTINGS t...

Page 28: ...splay x Dispenser Alert Level Enter the alert level This is the number of items still in the dispenser at which you want an email sent warning you that the dispenser will soon go sold out Dispenser Alert Level 500 x Reset Dispenser Count This is a YES NO question YES will reset the count back to the original fill level when you exit This should be done every time you top the dispenser off to the f...

Page 29: ...nt value is defaulted to 30 notes for the Mini Mech If you need to change the Bin Low count value please see the Modular Machine Series manual 8M00420 on how to do this The Bin Low count value is used to guarantee one last dispense If the Fill Level is not greater than the Bin Low count value the dispenser will show a flash code of 12 and the EF will show a PROGRAM error at that location This is a...

Page 30: ...atically reset from certain error types at this time the Error Time Out only applies to Fast Vend Shutoff and a Stringing Detected Error error conditions For these errors the machine will be automatically reset following the time period in minutes you entered x Hold Escrow During a coin accumulation through the coin acceptor example 2 dimes 1 nickel quarter payout a customer may deposit three dime...

Page 31: ...rters then the machine can easily figure out how many to give out for each bill no need to program the dispense for every bill We strongly recommend this setting remain YES to avoid programming errors that could result in mis pays x Use the value type dispenser An example would be Use the 25 coin dispenser You can choose which value and type of dispenser to use to Make Best Change The value and ty...

Page 32: ...l go offline if the coin acceptor has an error If no the machine will continue to operate if the coin acceptor has an error x Disable if bill errored If YES the machine will go offline if the bill acceptor has an error If no the machine will continue to operate if the bill acceptor has an error x Disable if card errored If YES and the card system has an error the machine will go offline If no the ...

Page 33: ...Module to reduce the need to have a paper copy of the owner s manual readily available This information can be viewed by pressing the Help button while viewing an error message If this additional information is not available in the version of software currently installed in your EF Module see the printed version of Error Help Text shown below in this document RESETTING ERROR CONDITIONS Error condi...

Page 34: ...LBOX FULL The bill acceptor billbox is full OVERPAY A dispenser has detected an overpay Check device for debris at the output sensor FAST VEND The total number of bills accepted has exceeded preprogrammed limit in the preprogrammed allowable time period Adjust the Fast Vend Settings if necessary TAMPER The bill acceptor has detected a stringing attempt Clear the bill path and clean sensors COMM A ...

Page 35: ... Loading With Power On Make sure that the printer cover is closed Insert the paper into the back of the printer When the printer senses the paper it will pull the paper in This is a function of the printer and not the EF See photo below Manual Loading With Power Off There is no way to manually load paper CAUTION Be careful if you lift the cover up to clear any paper jams There is a very sharp blad...

Page 36: ...see if the paper is loaded upside down 3 1 3 Printer Fault Conditions There are no indicators on the printer for a fault condition When the printer is low on paper the green led to the right of the connectors will blink When the paper is full it will be on constantly Paper Specification Thermal roll with the heat sensitive side on the outside of the roll Paper Width 57mm 5mm 2 inch Paper Thickness...

Page 37: ...he printer and not the EF Module If you do not see anything printed you have the paper inserted upside down See photos below Manual Loading With Power Off Pull the plunger out and load paper in At the same time rotate the large blue knob counterclockwise to pull the paper in See photos below Note Push plunger in to remove paper The plunger has to be pulled all of the way out for normal operation T...

Page 38: ...eipts or reports or the print out is the wrong text size check the PRINTER SETTINGS menu for proper programming If paper is being ejected but not printed you should check to see if the paper is loaded upside down 3 2 3 Printer Fault Conditions Green LED Red LED Fault Condition Slow Blink 1 second on 1 second off Off Normal Operation Medium Blink 1 10 second on 1 10 second off Off Out of Paper Flic...

Page 39: ... Troubleshooting If the printer is not in an error mode but will not print receipts or reports or the print out is the wrong text size check the PRINTER SETTINGS menu for proper programming If paper is being ejected but not printed you should check to see if the paper is loaded upside down 3 3 3 Printer Fault Conditions When the printer is low on paper the red error led near the power button will ...

Page 40: ... center at the time of initial approval The settlement of the batch is usually automatic by the processor at a preset time In this type of system only one phone call would need to be made to the processing center process a card PROGRAMMING YOUR CREDIT CARD SYSTEM All machines equipped with a Credit Card Module have been factory programmed to match the Machine Configuration Form that was submitted ...

Page 41: ...Page 41 of 56 4 1 Datacap DIALTRAN and TWINTRAN devices are no longer available March 2019 DIALTRAN and TWINTRAN devices are no longer available March 2019 ...

Page 42: ...ion numbers will also indicate whether or not the system is detecting the presence of each module For example if a version number is not present for the credit card modem them the system does not know one is connected This in itself is a significant troubleshooting clue USING THE DEMO MODE FOR TROUBLESHOOTING Once in this mode the machine will operate as though it has been plugged into a phone lin...

Page 43: ...until you come to the Update Network Settings menu item x Press Yes button x Press the No button when asked if you want to wait for a dial in x Press the Yes button when prompted with the touch tone question if you use a touch tone connection Most phone systems use this type x Press the Down button and enter the Outside Line A zero indicates that a number is not needed for an outside line x Press ...

Page 44: ...ces And that the MAXIMUM CHARGE AMOUNT must be set higher than your expected highest selection or charge amount to accommodate for future price changes if needed For example The manufacturer may have a default maximum setting of 25 00 If you plan to have a 30 price package you may request them to set the kit up for a 50 00 maximum charge to allow for changes in the future Note The card system repo...

Page 45: ...Chip tap and swipe technology Power lost and power return text and email can be sent MANUFACTURER CONTACT INFORMATION VPOS Series Reader Nayax USA Executive Plaza 1 11350 McCormick Road Hunt Valley MD 21301 PH 410 666 3800 EM info nayax com www nayax com Nayax VPOS series is the only product certified for USA Technologies EMV Chip Card processing ...

Page 46: ...MV Chip tap and swipe technology Power lost and power return text and email can be sent MANUFACTURER CONTACT INFORMATION VPOS Touch Reader Nayax USA Executive Plaza 1 11350 McCormick Road Hunt Valley MD 21301 PH 410 666 3800 EM info nayax com www nayax com Nayax VPOS series is the only product certified for USA Technologies EMV Chip Card processing ...

Page 47: ...2 3 USA Tech ePort Connections Only a cellular connection MANUFACTURER CONTACT INFORMATION ePort Series Reader cellular 100 Deerfield Lane Suite 300 Malvern PA 19355 PH 610 989 0344 EM sales usatech com www usatech com ...

Page 48: ...ryptoPay MDB Swipe Coordinator wireless CryptoPay SWIPER MDB LEVEL 2 CryptoPay Inc Genesys Technologies 3260 E Woodman Road Suite 110 Colorado Springs CO 80920 PH 719 277 7400 EM sales getcrypto com www getcrypto com A CryptoPay Coordinator is required on site to receive the wireless signal from the card swipe Swiper CPS3005 ...

Page 49: ...el the protective tape layer from both sides of the double sided tape provided in the kit Attach the tape to the side or bottom of the relay Next attach the relay with adhesive tape attached in the preferred location x CONNECTING THE RELAY TO THE EF MODULE See the picture below for the EF Module connection location The cable is connected to the EF Module using the screw terminal block already pres...

Page 50: ...tch cable will connect the door switch to the EF Module Route the door switch cable 4C00232 using the existing cable clamps in the machine Avoid routing cables where they can be pinched by the door or other movable parts x MOUNTING THE DOOR SWITCH Assemble the brackets according to document 8M00638 Make sure that the switch has good dependable contact with the door x CONNECTING THE DOOR SWITCH TO ...

Page 51: ...y useful in locations where the users make multiple deposits accumulated amount in order to purchase a token card or ticket It is also useful in letting the user know which coin or bill they deposited should they become confused Newer bill designs have similar features and at a quick glance can be mis identified by the user as the wrong denomination The same is true for coins of the same basic siz...

Page 52: ...he last 9 transactions This is useful in reconciling discrepancies that a user may have regarding the amount of change they received The attendant can also clear any error that could normally be cleared by pressing the Reset button located inside the machine Upon turning the key the attendant will be prompted to release the switch if they want to reset the error If the key is not released the last...

Page 53: ...ader for business name and location information and the Footer is used for Thank You slogan marketing or promotional ideas RECEIPT HEADER 8 LINES AVAILABLE 16 Characters per Line H1 H2 H3 H5 H5 H6 H7 H8 RECEIPT FOOTER 10 LINES AVAILABLE 16 Characters per Line F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 F10 In addition to the Header and Footer the printer will automatically print LOCATION ID default 0 and the TIME ...

Page 54: ...ill and or Coin Acceptor you can keep the packages the same as the credit card selections However in most cases merchants do not want to accept credit cards for 1 00 transactions because the fees would be too high Therefore we make the cash pay outs specific to the denomination 20 Bill _______ Tokens Tickets 10 Bill _______ Tokens Tickets 5 Bill _______ Tokens Tickets 1 Bill _______ Tokens Tickets...

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Page 56: ... Central Region Factory and Home Office 3130 North Mitthoeffer Road Indianapolis IN 46235 0550 317 899 6966 800 968 6955 FAX 317 899 6977 WEB www standardchange com Record these numbers here for use when ordering parts Serial _______________________ Model _____________________ ...

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