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6.15 MDB Setup
This menu permits some particular settings for the Coin Mechanisms operating with MDB
protocol. The menu foresees the item:
6.15.7 Status MDB
The menu item foresees 3 options:
•
Standard (default);
•
Complete;
•
None.
Standard
This option foresees the sending of compatible messages between the Coin Mechanism and
the vending machines put on the market before 2003 (see MDB protocol).
Complete
This option foresees the sending of all the messages foreseen by the MDB protocol between
the Coin Mechanism and the vending machines.
None
This option does not foresee the sending of messages between the Coin Mechanism and the
vending machines.
7 General
[Operator (
), Technician (
)]
In this menu are present the following submenus:
•
7.1 Language;
•
7.3 Currency Displ.;
•
7.6 MDBCurrency Code.
7.1 Language
This item permits to choose the language to be displayed for the messages and for the
programming menu items. The menu foresees the following options:
•
1- Italiano (default);
•
2- English;
•
3- Français;
•
4- Deutsch;
•
5- Español;
•
6- Português.
7.3 Currency Display
This item permits to show or not (YES/NO) the EURO (€) symbol on the display. As a default the
parameter set is YES.
7.6 MDB Currency Code
It is an identification code recognized at international level, which is linked to the currency
used; it is a specific request of the MDB protocol. The code, consisting of 4 digits, can be set
according to two different international criteria:
numerical code
(ISO standard 4217) or
phone
code
(international code number).
The protocol recognizes the two types of coding by the first digit:
1
for numerical codes and
0
for phone codes. The table is divided into columns which contain the Nation with the
corresponding Currency, the Numerical Code and the Phone Code. The default value is 1978
(Euro).
NATION
CURRENCY
NUMERICAL CODE
PHONE CODE
Albania
Lek
1008
00355
Australia
Dollar
1036
0061
Austria
Euro
1978
0043
Belgium
Euro
1978
0032
