MacKay Guardian SOLO, Руководство по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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MacKay Guardian™ Solo
Operation and Maintenance Guide, v. 1.5
Note that it is normal that other icons/symbols appear during the above display sequence, as is
shown in the various figures.
2)
The above display sequences will also have flashed all the LEDs, and available LCD
ICONS, and will have exercised all LCD pixels in the graphic display area.
3)
The meter will pause at the last display, with the backlight momentarily active, while it
does the following additional internal tests:
(a) Check communications with peripherals and coin chute
(b) Check data integrity of downloadable data items
4)
Following the display of the health status information, the meter will go into service if it is
able. The last two operations performed are the suppression of the counting of coins and
card transactions for a period of 60 seconds, reset by a coin or card insertion, and it will
log a reset maintenance event when the lamp test is complete. The counting of coins
and card transactions will resume automatically after 60 seconds has elapsed since a
coin or card was inserted.
Pressing the reset button is discouraged except for the following circumstances:
1)
To access the coin/card test feature.
2)
In cases where the meter is apparently non-responsive to normal stimuli.
3)
Where requested to do so by MacKay originating operating procedures, or customer
service representative, obeying all documented timing restrictions.
6.5 Requirement for Periodic Data Transfer
While there is substantial memory in the Solo meters to store maintenance activities and card
transactions, this memory is finite and will eventually fill up over time and older data is overwritten
with newer data and the older data is possibly lost or destroyed if the data has not been
transferred to the back end. The meter is currently configured to go out of service if no data
transfer has taken place for greater than 45 days.
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