AMS SENSIT 3 GLASS FRONT VENDOR
L0086, Rev. G
6-7
1. Enter the number (1-4) of the time period to
set-up. For example, choose #1.
2. Enter the time when sales blocking period #1
is to start, then press SAVE as indicated.
3. Select a.m. or p.m. for starting.
4. Enter the time when sales blocking period #1
is to end, then press SAVE as indicated.
5. Select a.m. or p.m. for ending.
NOTE: A time period can be started, for
example, at 9:00 p.m., and may be set to end
at 6:00 a.m. (which would be the following
day).
6. Starting with Sunday, press 1 to select if time
period #1 blocking will be ON or OFF. Select
2 to continue with the next day of the week.
7. NOTE: Sales blocking as set in the
merchandiser may be turned ON and OFF by
turning one or more days of the week ON or
OFF.
6.10.2 ALL
SELECTIONS?
1.
To block all selections in the merchandiser
in time period #1 select YES for ‘ALL
SELECTIONS?’
2.
To choose different selections to block in
time period #1 select NO. Choose the
combination of selections to block as desired.
Any combination of tray and column may be
blocked (for example, trays 3, 4 and 5, and
selections 61, 62 and 66).
3.
In this Selection Entry display, enter the
number of the first selection. For example,
choose 25.
4.
The display will show 25, and if it is blocked
or exempt.
5.
Press the number “9” on the keypad
anytime to switch 25 from being blocked to
being exempt, or back again.
6.
Press “#” on the keypad to exit without
saving, and return to the previous display.
7.
Press “*” on the keypad to show the next
display for selection 25.
8.
Press “*” again to save selection 25 as
blocked or exempt, as was displayed.
9.
Press “1” to save ALL of #2 tray as blocked
or exempt.
10. Press “2” to save ALL selections in the
merchandiser as blocked or exempt.
11. Press “#” to exit and return to the previous
display. After a short time without any
keystrokes the control will save entries as-is
and return to the Selection Entry display.
12. After saving, these selections will be
blocked as set for time period #1.
13. Return to 1-4 SET PERIODS and chose time
period #2. Follow the same steps as given
above for time period #1. The time of day, the
days of the week, and the selections can be
different from time period 1. All four time
periods may be different from others.
14. The settings in sales blocking may be
changed at any time by selecting the time
period and changing the time of day, day of
the week, and selections.
6.11 CLOCK SETTINGS
1.
TIME AND DATE –
Enter the current time and
date. This information will be used for data
logs and error records.
2.
DAYLIGHT SAVINGS –
The factory default is
“
N
” for no. If set to “
Y
”, the time is automatically
adjusted for Daylight Savings Time.
3.
DISPLAY CLOCK
– The factory default is “
Y”.
The current time will appear on the display
beneath the scrolling message when the
merchandiser is not in use.
4.
12/24 FORMAT
– The user can choose to
display the time in 12-hour or 24-hour (military)
format. The factory default is 12-hour format.
6.12 FREE VEND
The factory default is “
N
” for no. The
merchandiser can be quickly set to vend all
products for free. Prices are ignored while FREE
VEND is enabled. The original prices will be
restored when FREE VEND is turned off.
1.
VIEW / EDIT
– The current setting is displayed,
and the user can change the setting. A
warning will be briefly displayed if FREE VEND
is turned on.
6.13 AUXILIARY OUTPUT
The auxiliary output is a 5VDC signal
lasting 100 milliseconds following a successful
vend. This signal can be used to trigger user-
supplied external devices. As of this writing, AMS
does not supply such accessory devices and
cannot offer technical assistance for such devices.
This feature is provided only as a convenience to
those users of advanced technical skill who wish
to connect such a device to their AMS
merchandiser and have sufficient electronic
expertise to do so
1. VIEW / EDIT
– The current setting is displayed,
and the user can change the setting. Enabling
the auxiliary output will not harm the
merchandiser or affect the performance of the
merchandiser in any way.
6.14 DATA LOGS
The user can review recorded data on
merchandiser temperature, power outages, and
door openings. This data is sometimes helpful in
diagnosing problems with the merchandiser.
These logs are cleared whenever the software is
changed.
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