MacKay Guardian SOLO, Руководство по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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MacKay Guardian™ Solo
Operation and Maintenance Guide, v. 1.5
2)
The Solo incremental coin count totals will closely match the physical coin count total.
The Solo continues to increment its coin counters until they are reset during a coin audit
using the PDT or collection card. This counting/increment activity includes periods of
Free Parking and No Parking and low power periods.
All financial audit data, system log data and all other card transaction data may be collected/retrieved
automatically by way of the wireless cellular network, or manually through the PDT RF probe interface.
The Solo has two sets of coin count registers. One set of registers is reset to zero after each coin audit
(collection) is completed, while the other set of registers retains a cumulative count of each coin type until
it reaches 65,535 counts (2
16
bits). Once it reaches this count limit, it will reset to zero and continue to
increment upwards as coins of that type are inserted.
3.16 Transfer of Data
1)
The average time to download Summary Audit Data will normally not exceed 3 seconds.
All other data transfer times will vary by the amount of data being held in the Solo.
2)
The average time of field programming of Solo profiles will normally not exceed 10
seconds.
3)
The transfer time associated with the collection of card transaction data will depend on
the selected card scheme, as well as the number of card transaction records held in the
Solo.
3.17 Coin and Card Check during Maintenance
1)
The Solo has a feature that temporarily disables the recording of cash totals to allow test
purchases to be made on the meter without those test purchases being recorded in the
audit data. The feature is invoked by pressing the reset button.
Following reset, and after the Solo displays its “lamp test” information, the internal counting of any
subsequently inserted coins or card transactions is immediately disabled to allow for testing. Any test
coins or cards inserted will cause the Solo to operate (and display purchased time as usual) however
these test transactions will not register in the internal coin count registers or primary audit until there has
been no coin or card transaction activity for at least 60 seconds, after which time the registering of coins
in the count registers and card transactions in the primary audit is enabled automatically.
2)
Once the testing is completed, the Solo will revert to normal operation without further
operator intervention or commands.
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