MacKay Guardian SOLO, Руководство по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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MacKay Guardian™ Solo
Operation and Maintenance Guide, v. 1.5
• Figure 14 – SmartChute™ Coin Discriminator Internal Diagram
3)
Subject to the actual location of the foreign object, the Solo can detect both metallic and
non-metallic jams. When the coin chute detects a metallic or non-metallic jam, the Solo
displays that it is inoperable. All detected jams are recorded in the maintenance log.
3.8.1 Coin Acceptance and Discrimination
1)
The Solo is programmed to accept the following coins: the Sacagawea golden dollar,
Susan B. Anthony dollar, Quarter, Dime and Nickel. The Solo is re-programmable to
change/adjust the meter’s coin recognition parameters of most accepted coins and
tokens. The addition of most new coins can be accommodated in the future.
2)
The SmartChute coin discriminator uses a proprietary inductive sensor design consisting
of no less than three different coils to both activate and discriminate on coin insertion.
3)
The Solo provides a count of all or most coin like metallic objects passing through the
coin chute.
4)
The coin chute provides a free-fall, almost straight drop coin channel. Coin jams can be
cleared from either the top or bottom of the coin chute.
WARNING! SHARP METAL OBJECTS SHOULD NOT BE USED TO SERVICE OR CLEAR COIN
JAMS FROM THE COIN CHUTE ASSEMBLY.
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