Inepro PayMatic - Copy Coin, Техническое руководство

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Appendix I
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Function 86 and f unction 87, In and Output process
Function 86, option between –S and –I
The f unction of “-S”
If price 1 (f unction 1) is reached, both outputs to release the copier are activ ated.
Input 1 is def ined as a counter input. If a copy is made, a pulse will be activ ated and as a
result the coin machine will debit the corresponding price f rom the inserted amount of money .
The other inputs, input 2, 3, 4 and 5, are considered “paper f ormat” inputs. If v arious prices
are to be settled, depending on f unction 87, then one or sev eral of these input signals should
be activ ated. These “paper f ormat” signals are to be activ ated bef ore, and during an activ ated
counter input (input 1).
The f unction of “-I”
If price 1 (f unction 1) is reached, output 1 to release the copier is activ ated. If the v alue
programmed in f unction 3 is reached, the second output will be activ ated.
Input 1 is def ined as the 1st counter input. If this counter input is activ ated, the Pay Matic ®
will debit the price programmed in f unction 1 f rom the inserted amount of money .
Input 2 is def ined as 2nd counter input. If this counter input is activ ated, the Pay Matic ® will
debit the price programmed in f unction 2 f rom the inserted amount of money .
Inputs 3 and 4 are considered being the “paper” detection. This input can be connected to f or
instance a paper tray . By connecting these input signals the coin reader can be blocked when
there is no more paper av ailable in the tray . If these inputs are not connected, f unction 43 has
to be set in the position “of f ”. Input 5 and f unction 87 (processing of the input signals) do not
inf luence the f unctioning.