OPERATING GUIDE
Power Up
When first powered on, the Jamex Vending System will display
“JAMEX, INC”, “STARTING” with no back light. The back light will
eventually light and “Jamex Inc.” will be displayed along with some
additional loading graphics. When in the ready state or “Vend Mode”, the
LCD Display will scroll through the prices.
Your Model 9550 MP3000 includes our Change Checker
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feature.
When a bill is inserted, the system makes sure that there are enough
coins in the coin tubes to return change for that bill. If there is not
enough change, the bill will be returned and the display will show the
message “Bill rejected / Low change”.
An “Escrow Limit” can be set to limit the amount of funds that can be
inserted at one time. If the amount of credit added would increase the
escrow to a value greater than the maximum allowed escrow, the bill is
returned and the display will show the message “Bill too large”, "Escrow
**.**". The changer is disabled so coins are simply rejected.
Please see Admin Manual for changing vend station settings.
Bypass Operation
The bypass key allows staff and service personnel access to the copier
without the need for funds. The Jamex 9550 MP3000 series vend station
offers three bypass modes (Standard, Enhanced Value and Enhanced
Timed). Enhanced modes allow the vend system to be temporarily left in
bypass without a staff member waiting for a patron to complete their job
or the need to leave the keys in the bypass lock unattended. If Enhanced
Bypass is not needed, it can be disabled by the administrator. Standard
Bypass use can also be disabled if your bypass key is lost or stolen. If
disabled, a message will be displayed when the bypass key is turned
informing you that bypass is disabled.
Note:
All funds will be rejected while in any bypass mode. Any cash or
card transaction must first be ended before using the bypass key.
Standard Bypass Operation
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Insert the bypass key into the bypass lock.
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Turn the bypass key “On” (to the right).
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The display will show "Bypass".
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The copier remains ready for use until the
key is turned “Off” (to the Left.)
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