Automatic Products SNACKSHOP 113, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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1.POWER SUPPLY
The 115 volt power cord from the wall outlet comes into the
machine and plugs into the bottom of the main junction box locat-
ed to the right of the swing out panel. The other connections on
the main junction box are for the light, fan (optional), 115 volt plug
for bill validator and changer plug.The 115 VAC goes to the on &
off switch and then to the circuit breaker. The 115 VAC goes to the
transformer in which the voltage outputs (total of five) then goes
to the P1 location on the control board.
2.CHANGERS
The Snackshop 113 can use a variety of either Mars or Coinco
changers. The machine is wired for either 24 volt or 115 volt mod-
els. When using a 24 volt 12 pin changer either (Coinco 9302L)
or Mars (TRC-6010) an adapter harness MUST be used and
inserted into the main junction box.The Coinco (9302LF) & Mars
(TRC-6010XV) are 15 pin, 24 volt chargers which do not need an
adapter harness. The 115 volt models available are the Mars
(TRC-6000), (MC-5000), and Coinco (9300L).
When installing the changer or removing the changer from the
machine be sure to turn the power off. The changer is to be
mounted on the three studs provided on the swing out bracket &
fastened down. (Refer to the changer manufacturer on the instal-
lation and operation guide of the changer.) Load the changer pay-
out tubes with coins and turn your power switch on.
Limit Coin Payout-Service Code 0130
Under certain conditions, a high vend price (greater than $10.00)
may cause the level of coins available for change payback in the
coin mechanism to be repeatedly depleted and prevent further
sales. If this situation exists, then you have the option to limit the
amount of change that is returned to $3.00 or if the amount of
change to be returned exceeds $3.00, permit the vend but return
no change. This option is controlled as follows:
1. Press mode switch 1 time to access service mode.
2. Press 0130, display will now show “NO CHG Y/N” with either
the Y or the N flashing.When the Y is flashing the amount of
change to be paid is limited to $3.00.When the N is flashing,
the machine operates normally and returns the full amount
of change required. Option is normally set with the N flash-
ing from the factor y.
3. Use any letter but K to toggle the Y/N back and forth to the
required setting.
4. Press K to return to service and lock in the change.
CODE 133
Allows the user to turn tube leveling on or off. Once the code is
entered, the display will show “TUBE_L Y/N”with the cursor at “Y”
(tube leveling: the coin tube that has the highest height in coins
is paid out first) or “N”(normal change payout:change will be paid
out with the least number of coins).Press button “10”to alternate
between the choices. Pressing the “K” button will lock in the infor-
mation and return the user to the Service mode.
(NOTE: This code will not work with executive mechs.)
3.COIN MECH INVENTORY
This function allows the monitoring and adjustment of the coin
levels in the tubes of the coin mechanism, as long as all coins
have entered the coin mech through the coin entry chute and not
through the tube slots, the display will show a current and accu-
rate inventory of monies in the coin mech.
From the “service” mode, press #10, #1, #2, #5 the display will
show “INV XX.XX” which represents the coin mechanism inven-
tory. Deposit some coins through the coin entry chute to increase
the inventory. Pressing the normal payout buttons, #1, 2, 3 or 4
will decrease the inventory. When or if the power to the machine
is turned off, the information is retained so that the coin mecha-
nism and bill validator continue to operate properly.The scrolling
display will reflect the current inventory as coins are added or
subtracted.Entering 012C from service will reset the inventory to
$0.00 and reenter the mode to allow a new inventory to be estab-
lished.
4.MODE SWITCH
The Snackshop 113 has only one mode switch that allows con-
trol of the machine functions. It is located on the control board.
This switch will allow three modes of operation – operate (normal
mode), control & service mode, and price setting mode.
5.OPERATE MODE
The operate mode is the normal vending position. This position
allows three functions:
A. Pressing a selection will display the price of that selection.If
any selection is not operating or not programmed in the
machine a beep will sound and the display will read “Make
another selection”.
B. Insertion of coins will display “Credit” and the amount.
C. Customer instructions will appear on the display “Make
another selection”, “Use correct change”, or “Check selec-
tion price” for those three conditions which might occur.
NOTE: If in any of the other modes of operation the mode switch
or coin return has to be depressed to get back into the operate
mode.
6.CONTROL-SERVICE MODE
The mode switch on the control board should be pressed once to
enter the control-service mode. Upon pressing the switch all non-
operating selections will be displayed.Next, continue to press the
letter “K” to advance any other problem with a failed motor until
you reach “Service”. Entering into the service mode use of the
selection buttons (1-10) is necessary for the following functions.
Press #1 – Dispenses 5¢ from the changer.
Press #2 – Dispenses 10¢ from the changer.
Press #3 – Dispenses 25¢ from the changer.
Press #4 – Dispenses $1.00 from the changer.
Press #5 – Displays escrow y/n.
(NOTE: y/n use is for yes or no. Pressing #5 changes the position
of the flashing letter. This display indicates which way the bill will
be taken.)
Press #5 – Escrow y/n.In the “yes”mode the bill will be escrowed
so if you push the coin return button you will get that bill back. If
a selection is priced over a dollar (Example: A1 is $1.25) the bill
validator will not take a second dollar. You must use a dollar and
insert change. In the “no”mode the bill will not be escrowed (goes
directly into the stacker) so if you push the coin return you will get
back change.
(NOTE: The coin mechanism must contain enough coins in all
three coin tubes for this function.)
Press #6 – Displays force y/n. (NOTE: y/n use is for yes or no.
Pressing #6 changes the position of the flashing letter.) Pressing
#6 in the “yes” mode when pricing in the machine is above a dol-
lar, the bill will be taken and you must buy a selection.In the “no”
mode allows you to make a selection or if you change your mind
push the coin return button to get your money back.
Press #7 – Displays multi y/n. (NOTE: y/n use is for yes or no.
Pressing #7 changes the position of the flashing letter.) When
multi vend is in the “yes” mode after a dollar bill or change is
inserted, will register the amount on the digital display. When a