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FOODBOX / FOODBOX LONG

Version 3.4 / November 2016

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  iNTRODUCTiON ............................................................................................................................ 6
  1.0 DESCRiPTiON AND FUNCTiONiNG OF THE MACHiNE ....................................................... 8
    1.1 Operation of the machine .................................................................................................... 8

1.2 The basic working principle of vending machine ................................................................. 9

1.3 Technical features ............................................................................................................... 10

1.4 General information about the machine and its composition .............................................. 11

1.4.1 Product dispensing section ......................................................................................... 13

1.4.2 Management compartment ......................................................................................... 13

1.4.3 Keyboard .................................................................................................................... 14

1.4.4 RiELDA lock set ......................................................................................................... 15

1.4.5 Refrigeration unit ........................................................................................................ 17

1.4.5.1 Operational modes ......................................................................................... 17

1.4.5.2 Standby .......................................................................................................... 18

1.4.5.3 Defrosting ....................................................................................................... 18

1.4.5.4 Cooling mode ................................................................................................. 18

1.4.5.5 Anti-icing mode ............................................................................................... 18

1.4.5.6 Evaporator fan ................................................................................................ 19

1.4.6 Main Board ................................................................................................................. 19

1.4.7 Removable LCD board ............................................................................................... 21

1.4.8 Keyboard short cuts .................................................................................................... 21

1.4.9 Bank Note Acceptor (BNA) ......................................................................................... 22

1.4.10 Coin slot with change dispensing function ................................................................ 24

1.5 Markings .............................................................................................................................. 25

1.6 Packing................................................................................................................................ 26

2.0 OPERATiON ............................................................................................................................. 27

2.1 Visual inspection at the time of receiving the delivery ......................................................... 27

2.2 Operational limitations ......................................................................................................... 27

2.3 Preparing the product for use .............................................................................................. 29

2.3.1 Safety measures while preparing the product for use ................................................ 29

2.3.2 installation ................................................................................................................... 30

2.4 Using the product ................................................................................................................ 33

2.4.1 Safety measures ......................................................................................................... 33

2.4.2 The turning ON procedure .......................................................................................... 33

2.4.3 Turning OFF procedure .............................................................................................. 33

2.4.4 Servicing mode ........................................................................................................... 34

2.4.4.1 Technician’s menu (Service engineer’s menu) ............................................... 34

2.4.4.1.1 Menu item [1.1 SYSTEM] ................................................................. 34

2.4.4.1.2 Menu item [1.2 PAYMENT SYSTEMS] ............................................. 40

Summary of Contents for Foodbox

Page 1: ...ТМ SNACKS VENDING MACHINE models foodbox foodbox LONG USER MANUAL Version 3 4 November 2016 ...

Page 2: ...3 0 03 2015 Document creation Update of maintenance menu to version 0 49 All 3 1 11 2015 Changing items in the service menu Operator 57 3 2 12 2015 Changing items in the service menu Operator 49 53 3 3 10 2016 Replacing door lock machine model 15 16 3 4 11 2016 Adding an item Manufacturer s warranty 7 ...

Page 3: ...y directive 2006 95 CE Low voltage directive 2006 42 CE Machinery Directive 1999 5 CE Artical No 3 1 b R TTE Directive 2011 65 CE Directive of the European parliament and of the Council of 8 june 2011 on the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and elec tronic equipment RoHS Vending machine manufacturer LLC KRAFT Russian Federation 199155 Saint Petersburg Uralskaya ...

Page 4: ... 5 5 Anti icing mode 18 1 4 5 6 Evaporator fan 19 1 4 6 Main Board 19 1 4 7 Removable LCD board 21 1 4 8 Keyboard short cuts 21 1 4 9 Bank Note Acceptor BNA 22 1 4 10 Coin slot with change dispensing function 24 1 5 Markings 25 1 6 Packing 26 2 0 OPERATION 27 2 1 Visual inspection at the time of receiving the delivery 27 2 2 Operational limitations 27 2 3 Preparing the product for use 29 2 3 1 Saf...

Page 5: ... Menu item 2 9 PRICES 64 2 5 Product loading replenishment and price tagging 65 3 0 WORKING WITH USB FLASH DRIVE 66 4 0 MAINTENANCE 68 4 1 Safety measures 68 4 2 Dusting and cleaning 68 4 3 Cleaning the Bank Note Acceptor BNA 68 4 4 Cleaning the coin slot 70 4 5 Maintenance of refrigeration unit 70 4 6 Changing shelf configuration 72 4 6 1 Changing the spirals 72 4 6 2 Changing shelf configuration...

Page 6: ...dernization In case of improper installation In case of improper power connection In case of cleaning and servicing contrary to the requirements In case of improper operations or use of Machine s equipment In case of use of non genuine spare parts The manufacturer of the Machine is in no case liable for any possible losses which might result from interruption of business due to Machine breakdown S...

Page 7: ...the Machine Do not use water jet devices such as hose pipes for washing the Machine The Machine installation specialist must know the structure and operating principles of the Machine very nicely The manufacturer guarantees the functional dependability and efficiency of technical servicing of Ma chines only in case of use of genuine spare parts Only use food products in the Machine which are prope...

Page 8: ...sants etc Drinks in plastic packing or in tetra packs of up to 0 5l Drinks in aluminium cans of volume up to 0 33l Drinks in plastic bottles of volumes up to 0 5 0 6l The following should not be loaded in the Machine Food or drinks in glass containers Food products packed in materials which do not guarantee no spillage of contents Food without packing Milk products in soft pack The FOODBOX type ve...

Page 9: ...elected product feeding bank note in the Bank Note Acceptor BNA and or coins in the coin slot 2 Using the keyboard type the number corresponding to the cell containing the needed product 3 Press the confirmation key on the keyboard for most of the models this key is labelled Product 4 The electrical motor which moves the spiral in the cell containing the selected product makes a full turn of 3600 ...

Page 10: ...80 820 2250 FOODBOX LONG without add ons 370 1300 820 1850 FOODBOX LONG with add ons 390 1300 820 2250 The machine is designed for operation at ambient temperatures between 10 to 35 С relative humidity not more than 80 at 25 С atmospheric pressure from 84 to 106 7 kPa The vending machines com ply with IEC 61140 2009 requirements for electrical safety The structure of the vending machines provides ...

Page 11: ... is an extended configuration which allows the placement of a greater num ber of cells on each shelf Figure 2 shows the detailed composition of FOODBOX type of vending machine Note You can always find more detailed information about the price look technical documentation and basic characteristics of all models of FOODBOX on our corporate site http www unicum ru en ...

Page 12: ...lf 2 LED lighting 3 Glazed door 4 Product dispensing tray 5 Ventilation cover 6 Support pegs 7 Management section 8 Keyboard for quick access to the maintenance menu 9 Slide out panel of management section 10 Liquid Crystal Display LCD 11 Main Board 019 02 12 BNA Bank Note Acceptor 13 Keyboard 14 Coin slot 15 Lock 16 Coin slot with built in change dispensing function 17 Change dispensing tray 18 P...

Page 13: ...uit board hereinafter called the Regulator see figure 2 position 11 Located in the upper part of the move able panel is the BNA see figure 2 position 12 with the acceptor part facing outwards from the Machine The cash drawer hereinafter called the Stacker of the BNA in located inside the vending machine behind the front part of the BNA Located above the BNA is the liquid crystal display see figure...

Page 14: ...hnician s menu Test product dispensing mode without payment used to check the Machine 1 4 3 Keyboard The keyboard see figure 2 position 13 figure 3 is a singular anti vandal suitable module with buttons Depending on the mode of operations the buyer or the serving personnel operator technician enter by pressing the buttons information which is used by the Regulator to execute certain actions 1 2 3 ...

Page 15: ...ING Programming lock operations must be performed only when the machine door is open Otherwise there will be lock lock the door latch Control risk Closed Open programming 900 Master key Working keys Fig 5 To program the lock by other working key for example to use one working key for multiple machines or operating loss of key you must perform the following operations when you open the door machine...

Page 16: ... the master key from the lock and put it in a safe place To open close the lock use the op erating keys coming complete with a new master key WARNING Return the switch to the programming can only be the master key to which the lock has been programmed the last time ...

Page 17: ...e 10 20 C Minimum evaporator temperature minus 1 10 C Maximum evaporator temperature 5 10 C 1 2 1 Temperature sensor 2 Clamping bands Fig 6 Location of temperature sensor 3 ATTENTION To maintain proper settings for the refrigeration unit it is important that temperature sensor 3 should be installed properly It should be properly clamped on the second last bend of the evaporator as shown in figure ...

Page 18: ...the end of the set time interval the refrigeration unit switches to the Standby mode The length of Defrosting time also depends on the reading s of Sensor 3 if the temperature of the evaporator would be below the minimum temperature settings the unit switches to Defrosting mode or remains in this mode until the evaporator s temperature would not exceed the minimum temperature value 1 4 5 4 Cooling...

Page 19: ... menu item 1 4 6 Main Board controller The operations of the units and devices of the Machine are controlled using the Regulator The vending machine can operate in two modes according to the algorithm of the built in software control software hereinafter called the Firmware Vending mode Main operational mode Servicing mode for specialists only The main mode in which the Machine operates vending mo...

Page 20: ...t faulty See section 1 4 8 2 Button to access the Technician s menu is used as a Reserve in case the button corresponding button keyboard shortcut faulty See section 1 4 8 3 USB drive slot 4 LCD connection slot 5 Modem connector 6 Programming and RS232 connection slot 7 Cash register connection slot check printer 8 MDB payment system connection slot 9 Power supply connection slot 10 Dispensing mot...

Page 21: ...n the Machine is switched ON carefully turning the brightness kerf in the required direction to achieve optimum brightness settings for the LCD ATTENTION Brightness should be regulated only by the technician s who are well versed in the Machine s functioning Fig 8 LCD board removable Regulatory kerf 1 4 8 Keyboard shortcuts The machine is equipped with a 3 button keypad located in the control comp...

Page 22: ...Remove the stacker moving it vertically upwards 3 Open the stacker cover 4 Remove the banknotes 5 The stacker can be replaced following the above sequence in reverse order 1 Press the fixator lever 2 Remove the front panel of the Bank Note Acceptor BNA from the rest of the Bank Note Acceptor BNA 3 Remove the jammed bill 4 Replace back the front panel of the Bank Note Acceptor BNA Fig 11 Removal of...

Page 23: ... and open the door to the management compart ment To remove the jammed coin or to clean it remove and turn over the coin slot as shown in figure 13 To remove the coin press and hold the return lever open the validator cover see figure 14 Clean the validator keeping the cover open Press on the control panel and open the panel Clean the panel The procedure for the cleaning of the coin slot is descri...

Page 24: ...ТМ FOODBOX FOODBOX LONG Version 3 4 November 2016 Page 24 Return lever Validator cover Control panel Panel fixator Fig 14 Opening and closing of the inlet of coin slot NRI Currenza Green ...

Page 25: ...Power supply and consumption parameters 5 Date of manufacturing 6 Unit weight 7 Type of coolant 8 Safety level as per IP code 9 Symbol of compliance of the Machine with the applicable standards of the countries of the Custom Union 10 Symbol of compliance of the Machine with the applicable standards of the countries of the European Union 11 Country of origin FOODBOX SNACK FOOD VENDING MACHINE SERIA...

Page 26: ...requirements stipulated by the applicable design documentation User documentation is packed in a plastic bag compliant with and then replaced inside the Machine The transportation packing tare complies with the design documentation for packing and provides for the Machines tight fitting in it preventing the movement of the Machine inside the tare ...

Page 27: ...igure 16a It is prohibited to install the Machine on carpet or any other electrostatic surfaces It is prohibited to cover ventilation outlets located within the Machine s body The power socket where the Machine is plugged in should be easily accessible to enable quick disconnection of the Machine If the Machine is installed in heated premises make sure that the distance between the Machine and the...

Page 28: ... Maximum 20 Minimum 0 1metet Heater Building s wall A B C Fig 16 Vending machine installation It is prohibited to use extensions adopters and multi contact plugs see figure 17 to connect the Machine to the power mains Requirements regarding the location of Machine s installation The Machine must be installed in dry premises with artificially controlled climate air conditioning The air temperature ...

Page 29: ...is Manual Please avoid the tipping over or hard tilting of the Machine during transportation installation storage and use To transport the Machine to the location of installation use mechanical or automatic fork lift Insert the lifter s forks approximately in the middle of the tray carrying the Machine see figure 18 During the dislocation and installation of the Machine The Machine must be placed ...

Page 30: ... notable damages to the exterior of the Machine please inform the man ufacturer supplier Let the Machine rest idle for at least 5 hours before turning it ON The Machine should rest in prem ises with normal room temperature 1 Carefully bring the Machine using a fork lift to the place of installation and raise it by 20 30 cm 2 Steady the lifter 3 Using S 10mm wrench spanner remove the fixing bolts a...

Page 31: ...nsportation and install it on the Machine using the screws provided with the package see figure 21 Fig 19 Unpacking the Machine Fig 20 Removal of wooden pegs ATTENTION To avoid tipping over of the Machine it is prohibited to open the Ma chine s door and move the shelves until the vending machine is completely fixed to the installation platform Fig 21 Installation of ventilation cover ...

Page 32: ...rews from the dispensing tray 2 Screw on the pegs with four screws see figure 23 3 Displace the Machine to the wall 4 Mark the holes for fixing the Machine 5 Pull away the Machine from the wall and drill dead holes for installing the plugs 6 Install the plugs and again move the Machine to the wall so that the holes in the wall would coincide with the holes in the pegs then fix the Machine using se...

Page 33: ...to place any objects on the power cable In case of the Machine catching fire it is necessary to first disconnect it then put out the fire using a thick fabric or carbon dioxide type fire extinguisher 2 4 2 The turning ON procedure Before turning ON the Machine it is necessary to be sure that all the operating limitations are being met see the previous sections To turn ON the Machine Plug the power...

Page 34: ...menu press button 1 to the left of the Operator on the control panel To find the control panel please see section 1 4 7 The quick access buttons can be seen in figure 9 After entering the required menu use the buttons on the keyboard see the following figure to navigate through the menu and to edit the parameter values Button 2 the UP key to shift one position up in the menu or to select the previ...

Page 35: ...t entry 1 1 3 Time Date Setting the internal clock this menu item is hidden if franchising is activated see sub section 1 1 7 1 1 3 1 Set clock Setting time date for the internal clock 1 1 3 2 Daylight saving Summer Winter time shift parameters No daylight Western Europe Central Europe Eastern Europe CIS C Europe Russia 1 1 3 3 Date format Date formats YYYY MM DD Year Month Day DD MM YYYY Day Mont...

Page 36: ... entry 0 30 seconds 1 1 12 Snack number Number of snack vending machines Here the value must be 1 1 1 1 13 Hot number This item is displayed but no active It is necessary to enter 0 as value in this item 0 1 1 14 Reset Nullification of all statistical data 1 1 14 1 Reset interim Data Reset temporary audit statistics Yes No 1 1 14 2 Re configure Reset to factory defaults Yes No 1 1 14 3 Re lnitiali...

Page 37: ...on the LCD Line entry 1 1 18 LAN Internet access configuration No Yes to sub menu 1 1 18 1 Local MAC Allow restrict the use of MAC address No Yes to sub menu 1 1 18 1 1 Local MAC Setting MAC address The MAC address is set using the menu It can comprise of any values with only two limitations 1 The first digit must be less than 8 best practice is to set it to 0 If the first character will be 8 F th...

Page 38: ...r coming online until it gets a response from the Gateway Therefore even if you don t intend to allow access to the out side world it is recommended that you set this address point ing it to some computer which is always available in the LAN Without this IP address the Machine will keep on dispatching waste packets every 10 seconds 1 1 18 5 Remote IP Here we set the Server s IP address which is us...

Page 39: ...ection starts on Tuesday 00 00 00 hh mm ss 1 1 21 3 Wednesday Execution of Automatic collection on Wednesday No Yes to sub menu 1 1 21 3 1 Start time Time when Automatic collection starts on Wednesday 00 00 00 hh mm ss 1 1 21 4 Thursday Execution of Automatic collection on Thursday No Yes to sub menu 1 1 21 4 1 Start time Time when Automatic collection starts on Thursday 00 00 00 hh mm ss 1 1 21 5...

Page 40: ...e MDB 1 2 6 Coin acceptor Configuring the coin slot without the option of dispensing change if set For the normal functioning of the MD coin slot this must be set to NO No Yes to sub menu 1 2 6 1 Type Set the type of coin slot Papallel Binary 1 2 6 2 Interface Setting coin slot s interface Italian German 1 2 6 3 Inhibit Restriction Standart Reverse 1 2 6 4 Coin Type Here we set the coin denominati...

Page 41: ...O Machine automatically dispenses change after dis pensing the produc YES no automatic change dispensing To finish the trans action you must press the CHANGE button Yes No 1 2 7 10 Immediate change Enables the dispensing of change during the execution of sale This shortens the time of service If you want to disable the dispensing of change in case of mal function this must be set to NO Yes No 1 2 ...

Page 42: ...t 1 2 8 1 Max credit Maximum amount of acceptable deposit Enter amount 1 2 8 2 Max change Maximum amount of change that a customer can get for each transaction Enter amount 1 2 8 3 Coin all enabled YES accept coins of all denominations If restricted you can set criteria for acceptable coins 16 coins according to denominations No Yes to sub menu 1 2 8 3 1 Coin Type Coin selection 0 15 and entering ...

Page 43: ... recharge of balance for non cash pay ment cards Limit of total credit for the card which can be reached after recharge For expel if it says 100 euro and the card still has 80 euro in bal ance the card cannot be recharged for more than 20 euro The amount in this section must be no more than the amount in clause 1 2 9 3 Enter amount 1 2 9 3 Max Card Value Maximum amount that can be used with a card...

Page 44: ...nal and the Ma chine This is to be entered only if the number was not upgraded in the SBERBANK terminal before its installation in the Machine Enter 8 digits 1 2 10 3 2 Merchant number for SBERBANK Enter merchant number for the SBERBANK terminal No Yes to sub menu 1 2 10 3 2 1 Merchant number for SBERBANK Enter the SBERBANK terminal s merchant number for correct exchange of information between the...

Page 45: ...e after the customer inserts his card into the terminal Enter text 1 2 10 3 8 Check sumary for SBERBANK Summary collation by the SBERBANK terminal Usually done at least once a day automatically This menu item performs this function manually Manual summary collation must be performed only if needed under the terms dictated by SBERBANK No Yes to sub menu 1 2 10 4 Pricelist number Selection of pricel...

Page 46: ...e previous interval or at 00 00 00 Sub menu Description Value 1 3 Time zones Configuration of time intervals see above 1 3 1 Time zone 1 Configuration of time for interval 1 Enter time 1 3 2 Time zone 2 Configuration of time for interval 2 Enter time 1 3 3 Time zone 3 Configuration of time for interval 3 Enter time 1 3 4 Time zone 4 Configuration of time for interval 4 Enter time 1 3 5 Time zone 5...

Page 47: ...fer rate for exchange with the cash register АТОL 1200 2400 4800 9600 14400 38400 57600 115200 DATECS 9600 19200 57600 115200 1 4 3 Printer access code for АТОL Enter code for access to the cash register s special functions Enter 4 digits 1 4 4 Cashier password Enter password to access the main operational mode of the cash register Enter 8 digits 1 4 5 Admin password Enter password for additional ...

Page 48: ... to connect to server 1 If the server does not have reserve line the second address must be the same as the first one When making first manual connection to the server this param eter is set automatically by the server Enter IP address 1 5 4 SIM cadr PIN code Enter SIM s PIN code This parameter does not change SIM s PIN code If the SIM s PIN code is activated you must enter the PIN code here which...

Page 49: ...1 5 10 Modem IMEI This menu item is read only Shows IMEI Unique identifier of the modem connected to the Ma chine With IMEI you can identify the Machine from the server side Display of the modem s serial number or er ror message 1 5 11 Modem SW version This menu item is read only If the modem is ON it displays the modem s type and it s software version Displays modem s version or error message 1 5...

Page 50: ...sh sales 1 6 1 2 1 Price Product price Enter amount 1 6 1 2 2 Discount Discount on product price in percentage points When this value is set then the value in s c 1 6 1 2 3 is over ridden 0 100 1 6 1 2 3 Surcharge Retail margin in percentage points When this value is set the value in s c 1 6 1 2 2 is overridden 0 100 1 6 1 2 4 Time zone Time intervals for which the discount or retail margin is cal...

Page 51: ...d off the other cell Enter a number from 1 to 65535 1 6 1 9 Selection priority Set priority for cells with same product article The products from different cells will be sold turn by turn even ly The products out of the cells with different priority levels will be sold in the order of least priority cells first lowest number goes first For example if for one of the cells the priority level is set ...

Page 52: ... which holds the second product which is sold as part of the combinational sale 10 8В 1 6 6 6 Product 3 type Configuration of the type of the third product which is sold as part of the combinational sale Shack 1 Shack 2 No 1 6 6 7 Product 3 number Configuration of the number of cell which holds the third prod uct which is sold as part of combinational sale This menu item is not shown if s c 1 6 6 ...

Page 53: ...ration of the second combo sale sale of several prod ucts in one transaction s c 1 6 8 1 6 8 10 are similar to the relevant s c 1 6 6 1 6 6 10 No Yes to sub menu 1 6 9 Double selection 96 Configuration of the second combo sale sale of several prod ucts in one transaction s c 1 6 9 1 6 9 10 are similar to the relevant s c 1 6 6 1 6 6 10 No Yes to sub menu Note To execute combinational sale if confi...

Page 54: ...10 60 1 7 3 Temperature max Set maximum temperature for the lower part of the dispensing compartment Enter temperature 10 60 1 7 4 Evaporator min temp Set minimum temperature for the evaporator in the refrigera tion unit Enter temperature 10 60 1 7 5 Evaporator max temp Set maximum temperature for the evaporator in the refrigera tion unit Enter temperature 10 60 1 7 6 Control Sensor Select the sen...

Page 55: ...eout Maximal temperature sensor 1 out of range duration in min utes Enter number 0 65000 1 7 12 Optical sensor Configures optical sensors used to record the dispensing of products No Yes to sub menu 1 7 12 1 Max failure Set the number of failures in attempting to dispense the prod uct from all cells in the Machine upon reaching this number the Machine reacts as per the settings in s c 1 7 12 1 1 E...

Page 56: ... during which the given compartment would be open for product retrieval Enter number 0 255 1 7 16 Wide extension YES for wide Machines of type LONG NO for all other models Yes No 1 7 17 Lift not used This menu item is displayed but not active The configurations must be set to NO No 1 7 18 Retry blocked motor YES permission to give extra rotation to the motor of the blocked cell Yes No 1 7 19 Debug...

Page 57: ...DBOX type vending machines For proper Machine configuration in s c 1 1 13 Not number you must enter a 0 value In this case menu items 1 9 and 1 10 will be hidden to not mislead the customer Note Description of the given menu items can be found in the User Manual for Drinks vending ma chines 2 4 4 1 9 Menu item 1 11 MAINTENANCE This is used to enter Operator s menu through technician s menu ...

Page 58: ... errors need to be liq uidated manually and shift to menu item 2 1 2 Sub menu Description Value 2 1 Status Display of operational errors 2 1 1 Show error Shows a list of errors current and previous upon entry to the menu item indicating the type of equipment number of fail ures date and the time of last error as well as the current state of error active or not List of errors 2 1 2 Reset error Rese...

Page 59: ...l Coin Out This menu item is hidden if the Machine is in Operator s menu but Operator s privileges do not give access to coin discharge privileges are set in technician s menu In the given mode the LCD shows information about the tube selected for dis charge withdrawal of coins coin denomination number of coins For discharge of one coin from the selected tube press 2 2 3 Change motor test At the e...

Page 60: ...ntry tests all cells 2 3 3 Test motor Enter cell number When you enter a test sale is executed from the given cell 2 3 4 Temperature Shows temperature readings from all three sensors of FOODBOX 2 3 5 Voltage DC Shows the Voltage reading from the power supply circuit normal value when on 220V 29 8V 2 3 6 Lift voltage DC not used In this software version the menu item is shown but has no parameters ...

Page 61: ...ber of card recharges performed 2 7 1 10 Cash overpay Shows information about over payments 2 7 1 11 Cashless vend number Shows information about the number of card sales 2 7 1 12 Cashless vend value Shows information about the revenue from card sales 2 7 1 13 Cashless incentive Shows information about the quantity of bonuses granted to card holders 2 7 1 14 CL discount number Shows information ab...

Page 62: ...ess vend value Shows information about the amount of card sales 2 7 2 2 7 Test vend number Shows information about the number of performed test sales 2 7 2 3 Snack 2 This item is shown if s c 1 1 12 2 It is only used when connecting slave vending machine snacks 2 7 2 4 Hot 1 not used This menu item is displayed if s c 1 1 13 1 but is not used 2 7 2 5 Hot 2 not used This menu item is displayed if s...

Page 63: ...ware s version 2 8 9 Bill Model Shows the type model of Bank Note Acceptor BNA 2 8 10 CashLess S N Shows the card reader s serial number 2 8 11 CashLess Version Shows the version of card reader s software 2 8 12 CashLess Model Shows the type model of card reader 2 8 13 Snack 1 S N Shows the serial number of the Machine s power board This menu item is hidden if s c 1 1 12 0 2 8 14 Snack 1 Version S...

Page 64: ...nu item is hidden if s c 1 1 6 1 is set to NO When you enter this menu you must enter the cell number which you want to edit To enter the given menu item press the ENTER key Once inside the menu you can select drink number using the direction keys After selecting the required drink you can access the sub menu by pressing the key All the menu items in 2 9 are similar to menus of 1 6 see sub section...

Page 65: ...from the cells to the dispensing tray Make sure the shelf is pushed back completely after product loading For operator s convenience some of the upper shelves when pulled out have a downward tilt see figure 27 Load the products into the gaps between the spiral turns It is recommended to start filling the cells from the farthest to the nearest Do not leave empty cells After loading move back the sh...

Page 66: ...functioning and logs Stored in a file format EVA DTS file name Axxmmddi DTS If the Machine s clock s not work ing the file name will be Axx_i DTS хх last two digits of the serial number set in clause 1 1 2 of the Technician s menu mm Month if date and time are set for the Machine dd Day if date and time are set i digit from 0 to 9 You can save up to 10 files with different names in 24 hours To rea...

Page 67: ...rive in technical mode This command appears when you put USB flash drive into the con troller board in technical mode Software update To update the machine software should visit the manufacturer s website under the link http www unicum ru en support and on the next page choose the appropriate model for automat ic software updates Then on the next page select the link FIRMWARE CONTROLLER after whic...

Page 68: ... The compartment bodies and doors must be dusted and cleaned at least once every 6 months or as conditions dictate ATTENTION It is prohibited to use abrasive materials solvents whiteners or substanc es containing chlorine The cleaning staff assigned to maintain the vending machines before opening the Machine must make sure that there are no air polluting substances or items nearby After this the p...

Page 69: ...ery carefully fig 29 Clean the wheels 2 AND THE BELTS 3 Then clean the BNA s stacker in the similar fashion Replace the optic part back fit the stacker back reinstall the bracket in its place and screw tight the bracket ATTENTION It is prohibited to use spirit acetone solvents and corrosive liquids for cleaning Dirty rollers Dirty lenses After cleaning After cleaning 1 Sensor 2 Roller 3 Belt Fig 2...

Page 70: ... door of the receptacle Using moist fabric remove or a brush clean the inlet channel Close the door ATTENTION It is prohibited to use cleaning liquids which can harm plastic parts 4 5 maintenance of refrigeration unit To access the inner parts of the refrigeration unit Turn OFF the Machine Open the management compartment door Using a tool remove the product dispensing tray page 31 section 5 The co...

Page 71: ...ng the dispensing tray 2 3 4 1 2 Fig 33 Removing the dispensing tray Check the condensate container see fig 33 position2 If it is full with water empty it using available means sponge fabric syringe wet vacuum cleaner Clean the container using fabric There should be no water in the trays see fig 33 position 3 and on the electric wire casing If there is water you must dry it out using a dry cloth a...

Page 72: ...and turn it by 450 or greater angle 450 multiple and release it Fig 34 4 6 1 Changing the spirals Disconnect the electric motors connectors see fig 35 position 1 and pull out the shelf see fig 35 1 Fig 35 Dispensing compartment shelf Setting the dispensing tray to the machine Install back the dispensing tray in the Machine by placing it in between the guides which are in stalled on the side walls ...

Page 73: ...te the spiral s left hinge counter clockwise right hinge should rotate clockwise until the spiral goes free and then remove the spiral see figure 36 Fig 36 Spiral holder with spiral 2 1 Install the required spiral on the spiral holder see figure 37 and rotate it to fix the spiral The spiral in figure 36 shows the left holder When using spirals with right hinges the end of spiral fixes on the upper...

Page 74: ... left hinge you will need 4 spirals with right hinges Do as shown in figures 38 39 Remove 4 separators by lifting them as shown in figure 38 Fig 38 Shelf with single size cells FOODBOX Fig 39 Shelf with singular cells FOODBOX LONG Disconnect the motors see figure 40 and remove all motors with spirals Remove any four spirals with hinges see section 4 6 1 Install the spirals on the motor holder see ...

Page 75: ...ill be rotated completely and the test will end with FAILURE notice 4 6 2 2 Alteration of shelf configuration to convert single space cells into l width cells Figure 42 shows the overall view of the shelf with 1 space cells for selling medium width products Remove two spacers see fig 38 position 1 Disconnect and remove two motors with spirals see fig 38 position 2 see section 4 6 2 1 Reset two spa...

Page 76: ...g operations fig 45 Insert the spacer 1 installing it in the groove 2 aligning the guide s hole 3 with the spacer s axis Fix the guide using self tapping screw 4 which came with the guide For high bottles or cans there are additional mechanisms to protect against chance tipping over and product jamming which is closer to the front window bottle spacer 5 with a set of fixtures see figure 46 Fig 44 ...

Page 77: ...position 1 of the guide which needs to be removed Remove the guide see figure 48 position 2 from the groove see figure 48 position 3 Install the guide at its new spot setting it in the groove and tightening the screw see figure 48 position 1 Fig 48 Installing the shelf guide The Machine has 7 motors for 7 shelves The connector is under the lower shelf which is fixed to the right wall of the dispen...

Page 78: ...f transport except for air transport in accordance with the terms of transportation Direct shipment by automobiles for distances of up to 1000 km on asphalt or concrete roads first cat egory roads without any speed limits or at a speed of up to 40 km h for distances of up to 250 km over pebble roads or gravel roads second and third category roads Combined transportation using trains river transpor...

Page 79: ... of the country in which it is installed to avoid any possible unpleasant consequences because of effect on environ ment and human health Direct EC 2002 96 EC The decision of decommissioning and utilization id to be made by the owner of the Machine considering its lifespan expectations see section 5 0 All the materials used to make the Machine and all its components contain no hazardous for health...

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