G-SNACK / G-SNACK PLUS MASTER & SLAVE PROGRAMMING MANUAL
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1 G-SNACK / G-SNACK PLUS MASTER & SLAVE PROGRAMMING MANUAL
2 SandenVendo Europe S.p.A. Regione Cavallino, Coniolo (AL) Italy Tel.: Fax.: [email protected] SandenVendo GmbH Spangerstrasse 22 D Dusseldorf Germany Tel.: + 49 (0) Fax: + 49 (0) [email protected] Contact SandenVendo France Jean-François Suteau: [email protected] Michel Mirczewski: [email protected] Philippe Mirczewski: [email protected] Tel SAV: (1) numéro payant 0,34 cts la minute SandenVendo Benelux S.A. Avenue A. Van Oss 1 Boîte 21 B Bruxelles - Belgium Tel.: +32 (0) Fax :+32 (0) [email protected] SandenVendo Iberia S.A. Poligono Industrial la Almeda C/. Sant Ferrán, no. 92 E Cornella (Barcelona) - Spain Tel. : +34 (0) Fax : +34 (0) [email protected] SandenVendo (UK) Ltd. Stefan Searle: Tel [email protected] Tony Humphreys: Tel [email protected] General Enquiries: Tel
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4 SANDENVENDO SPECIFICATION FOR ELECTRONIC BOARD SF01 HARDWARE FEATURE Power supply : 24 Volt AC 2 A rms 14 Motor outputs 24 VDC 1 A 14 Motor micro-switches 14 Sold-out micro-switches 14 Sold-out leds 26 Selections switches 1 Door switch 3 Analogics inputs (for temperature control) 1 Real time clock 1 Jack plug for DEX/UCS audit output. 1 Serial TTL output. The board uses an XA 16bit micro-controller with up to 4096 Kbit of program eprom and 256 Kbit of Eprom memory used to store Setting and audit. External slave board (on master VMC placed near main board) used to drive the vending motors with current control and limitation. External slave board (for slave VMC) used to drive the vending motors with current control. External slave Optical detector board (optional for master and for slave) used to check the product delivery. External slave Lift power board (optional only for master) used to drive lift motor. External slave fluorescent display 2 lines 20 characters Master and Slave optically isolated serial link for MDB EXECUTIV SOFTWARE FEATURE Service Programming routine Credit Accumulation Coin Mechanism Interface Consumer Manipulation and Vend process Multi pricing Escrow Correct change Indicator Manual Payout Manual Tubes filling Saved Error listing Master slave capability Cooling unit controlled by separate electronic thermostat 3
5 FUNCTION OF THE SELECTION BUTTONS Selection Nr.: 1 O Home Abort or escape a programming point Selection Nr.: 2 O Up Increase or next programming point by pushing selection button 2 Selection Nr.: 3 O Down Decrease or previous programming point by pushing selection button 3 Selection Nr.: 4 O Enter / Store Call or store a programming point by pushing selection button 4 Selection Nr.: 0 Selection Nr.: 5 Selection Nr.: 6 Selection Nr.: # O O O O Price set to zero Fast up Fast down Copy function Fast Increase of price or column Fast Decrease of price or column Copy price on next column Selection Nr.: * O Slave selection Request for slave selection Password Entry by selection button 4 = key 4 2 = key 2 3 = key 3 1 = key 1 4 = key 4 4
6 SERVICE ROUTINE In the service mode, information such as sales by selection, total sales, total cash flow through the machine, and diagnostic error codes can be accessed by using the selection buttons and the electronic display. In addition, storage column assignments and vend pricing can be set in this mode using the same techniques. The service mode can only be entered when the vendor door is open and when the service mode switch is activated (placed in the middle of the electronic board). The selection switches are used to step through the various programming function as described in the previous page. After entry into the service mode the operator can select one of several routines to read data registers or to program machine configuration information. This level is called the code level. Each of these paths is identified by a service code. The code for the various paths are as follows. EROR CPO TUFL TEST PASS RTN CASH SALE PRIC PRICS * STOS STOSS * CON CCOC LANG TIME LIT SEC-M SEC-S* PAY-S LIFT VDSTP PREU AGE C RTN Error routine Coin Payout Routine Tube Fill Routine TEST Vend Routine Required a password to access on the protected menu The password is the sequence of selection The purpose of this password is to prevent accidental reprogramming by the operator Cash counter routine Sales counter routine Prices setting for master Prices setting for Slave Spaces to sales setting for master Spaces to sales setting for Slave Machine configuration setting routine Overpay routine Language selection Time and data routine Programmed switching-off of neon Master safety temperature setting Slave safety temperature setting Payment system Program lift position (optional) 6 weekly vending inhibit period password for preview mode age control program Return to unprotected menu Return to normal mode door open state * The slave menues are shown only if slave machine is enabled (see CON C2). Protected menu 5
7 ERROR ROUTINE If the ENTER button is activated at the "EROR" prompt the VMC will enter in the error routine. If no errors have occurred since the last error reset the display will show a "NONE" message. If an error has been detected since the last error reset the display will show the first summary level error code that has occurred, such as "COLJ", which would indicate a column jam error. Using the UP or DOWN buttons will cycle through the various summary level error. Activation of the HOME button while summary level error code is displayed will return the VMC to the "EROR" prompt. Activation of the HOME button at "EROR" prompt returns the VMC to the normal mode door open state. The most common errors are : VEND VENDS CTRL SELS CHAR BVAL DETEC RFRG Vend Mechanism on master Vend Mechanism on slave Control error Selection Switch Changer Bill Validator Optical detector Temperature error MASTER VEND ERROR ROUTINE If the ENTER button is activated at the "VEND" prompt the VMC will display a "CJXX" message where XX indicates the columns that have been detected as being jammed. Using the UP and DOWN buttons will cycle through all jammed columns. If the ENTER button is pressed and held for two seconds during the display of any error code, that code will be cleared. After clearing, VMC will display the next existing column jam error, or "NONE" if no other error. Activation of HOME button will return the VMC to the code level at the "EROR" message. SLAVE VEND ERROR ROUTINE (ONLY WHEN SLAVE IS ENABLED) The function is the similar to the vend error routine, the only difference is that the error showed is "CJXS", and it s related to the slave machine. ATTENTION: The vend errors (both for master and slave) are cancelled automatically when the master door is closed. 6
8 CONTROL ERROR ROUTINE If the ENTER button is activated at the "CTRL" prompt the VMC will display the kind of control error, possible error is: "DS" Door switch,. the door was opened for more than 1 hour, this is considered as a door switch not working well. "COM M" Unable to communicate with motor board of master machine "COM S" Unable to communicate with motor board of slave machine "COM L" Unable to communicate with lift slave board, communication problem, lift not installed. "LIFT" The lift movement is not working correctly, could be motor blocked, motor encoder not working, micro switch for 0 position not detected, or micro switch of delivery position not detected. After clearing VMC will display the next existing error or "NONE" if no other error. Activation of HOME button will return the VMC to the code level at the "EROR" message. SELECTION SWITCH ERROR ROUTINE If the ENTER button is activated at the "SEL" prompt the VMC will display a "SLXX" message where "XX" indicates the first selection switch error (switch always closed). Using the UP and DOWN buttons will cycle through all selection switch error. If the ENTER button is pressed and held for two seconds during the display of any error code, that code will be cleared. After clearing VMC will display the next existing error, or "NONE" if no other error. Activation of HOME button will return the VMC to the code level at the "EROR" message. CHANGER ERROR ROUTINE If the ENTER button is activated at the "CHAR" prompt the VMC will display a "CC" message indicating a changer communication error a "TS" message indicating a tube sensor error, an "IC" message indicating an Inlet chute blocked error (no coins sensed in the acceptor for a supplier pre-determined number of hours, a "TJ" message indicating a tube jam error, or a "CRCH" message indicating a changer ROM checksum error. Using the UP and DOWN buttons will cycle through all changer error. If the ENTER button is pressed and held for two seconds during the display of any error code, that code will be cleared. After clearing VMC will display the next existing error, or "NONE" if no other error. Activation of HOME button will return the VMC to the code level at the "EROR" message. 7
9 BILL VALIDATOR ERROR ROUTINE If the ENTER button is activated at the "BVAL" prompt the VMC will display a "BC" message indicating a bill validator communication error, a "BFUL" message indicating that the bill stacker is full, a "BILL" message indicating a defective motor, a "BJ" message indicating that there is a bill jammed in the bill validator, a "BRCH" message indicating a checksum error, a "BOPN" message indicating an open cash box, or a "BS" message indicating a bill sensor error. The first column that has been detected with a home sense error. Using the UP or DOWN buttons it is possible to cycle through all bill validators errors. If the ENTER button is pressed and held for two seconds during the display of any error code that code will be cleared. After clearing VMC will display the next existing error, or "NONE" if no other error. Activation of HOME button will return the VMC to the code level at the "EROR" message. OPTICAL BARRIER ERROR ROUTINE If the ENTER button is activated at the "DETEC" prompt the VMC will display a "OPTI M", or "OPTI S"; this message is indicating an optical barrier error. m is the optical barrier on master machine, and s is the optical barrier of slave machine. If the ENTER button is pressed and held for two seconds the error code will be cleared. After clearing VMC will display the next error, or "NONE" if no other error. Activation of HOME button will return the VMC to the code level at the "EROR" message. This error appears only if the optical barrier is enabled (see menu CCOC - CONFY-C11 for master and CCOC - CONFY-C12 for slave). NOTE: If CONFY C11 = 1, this error will disable all selection on master. If CONFY C12 = 1, this error will disable all selection on slave. TEMPERATURE ERROR ROUTINE If the ENTER button is activated at the RFRG, one or more of the following error messages will appear: SEN.M The temperature sensor of the master VMC is not connected SEN.S The temperature sensor of the slave VMC is not connected, will appear only when slave machine it s enable. T.MAS The temperature of the master VMC has exceeded the safety level for more than an hour, and the set selections have been inhibited, see menu SEC.M. T.SLA The temperature of the slave VMC has exceeded the safety level for more than an hour and the set selections have been inhibited, see menu SEC.S Pressing the Entry button for some seconds cancels the error. After clearing VMC will display the next existing error, or NONE if no other error. Activation of HOME button will return the VMC to the code level at the EROR message. 8
10 COIN PAYOUT ROUTINE (work only on MDB) If the ENTER button is activated at the "CPO" prompt the VMC will enter the coin payout routine. Upon entry into this routine the display will show the lowest coin value dispensable. Pressing the UP button will increase the display to the next highest coin value, the DOWN will decrease to the next lowest coin values. When the changer has only 3 tubes, the fourth value will display to 0, means don 't exist the fourth tube. Pushing the button number 5 to a corresponding coin value the display will show the number of coins in the tube reported by the changer. Pressing the ENTER button will pay out the displayed coin type. Activation of the HOME button while a coin value is displayed will return the VMC to the "CPO" prompt. TUBE FILL ROUTINE (work only on MDB) If the ENTER button is activated at the "TUFL" prompt the VMC will enter the tube fill routine and will show the value of the coin introduced. The purpose of this routine is to allow the operator to fill the tubes by entering them through the acceptor and thus have total coin accountability, if they so choose. Upon entry into this routine the VMC will enable acceptance of any coin type that will be routed to an inventory tube and disable all others. The VMC will count and display all inventoried coins and will not disable the acceptor from taking coins when the highest price setting is reached. Activation of HOME button while a coin inventory is displayed will return the VMC to the "TUFL" prompt. TEST ROUTINE If the ENTER button is activated at the "TEST" prompt the VMC will enter the TEST vend routine. Upon entry into this routine the display will show the first TEST routine " VEND" or the description of the TEST routine available are the follows: VEND to TEST the vend motor on master machine VENDS to TEST the vend motor on a slave machine (only if slave is enable) SL to TEST selection switch RELAY to TEST the relays that command the light TEMP to read the master and slave probe temperature POWER to visualize the data of the last 6 power on and off operations. LIFT to TEST the lift (if installed) 9
11 VEND Activation of the ENTER button (at the VEND routine) will show the column number CXY (X is number of row, Y is number of column). Activation of the enter button will perform the vending TEST for selected column, using the up or down button will change the column number. Vends made on this routine will not increase the vend counters. Activation of the HOME button while a column is displayed will return the VMC to the " VEND "prompt. Activation of the HOME button at the " VEND " prompt will return to TEST prompt. VENDS (shown only if slave is enabled) TEST vends from slave machine. Same functions as in Vend for master machine. SL Activation of the ENTER button (at the SL routine) will show the last selection button pressed SEY where Y is the number of the selection. Use this routine to TEST all the selection switch. To come back to the TEST menu, keep pressed the first selection for two seconds. RELAY Entering the RELAY routine the display will show: LIT M relay that drive the lights of the master machines LIT S relay that drives the lights of the slave machines (only if slave is enable) Pushing the ENTER button will switch the corresponding relay, to exit the function push the HOME button, to select the relay to be TESTed push the UP or DOWN buttons. TEMP Activation of the ENTER button in the TEMP routine will show the temperature of the master machine, pushing the UP button will show the temperature of the slave machine. If the probe is disconnected ERR will appear instead of the temperature. Push the HOME button to return to the main menu. POWER Pushing the ENTER button in the POWER routine will show the date, hour and the temperature (master and slave) of the last switching on of the machine. Pushing the UP and DOWN buttons will show the last 6 events (switching on and switching off). Push the HOME button to exit the POWER routine. 10
12 LIFT Entering this routine the display will show near the word LIFT, 5 values (0 or 1) that indicate the lift status: 1 if 0 the main board of the lift works correctly, if 1 the board doesn t work. 2 if 0 the micro switch on delivery lift position is not pressed, if 1 the micro switch is pushed ( or disconnected since is N.C. signal). 3 if 0 the micro switch on lift position isn t pressed, if 1 the micro switch is pushed (or disconnected since is N.C. signal). 4 if 0 the last command has been done correctly, if 1 the motor doesn t move or the encoder has no signal. 5 if 0 the last command has been done correctly, if 1 the lift has gone in timeout. The number in the lower line (value can be increased or decreased with the UP and DOWN buttons) shows the destination position of the lift. Pushing the Enter button the lift goes to the selected position, pushing 0 the lift goes UP; pushing 5 the lift goes to the delivery area. Activation of HOME button will return the VMC to the code level at the "TEST message. PASS ROUTINE This routine is used to access at the protected menu. At the PASS prompt press enter button, display will be dark no chracters shown, press the follow sequence of selection button (password must be entered within 10 seconds) press Enter to confirm (selection 4) now you can see the first protected menu CASH (use UP and DOWN button to cycle on the available menu). CASH COUNTER ROUTINE (PROTECTED ) If the ENTER button is activated at the "CASH" prompt the VMC will enter the cash counter routine. Upon entry into this routine the display will show the "TOTAL" cash counter (master plus slave machine). Using UP and DOWN button you can read the counter on that order: - "TOTAL" Master plus slave total counter - "TOTAL MASTER" Only master total counter - SHELF X MASTER Counter divided by shelf (x=1-8) for master - SEL. XX MASTER Counter per selection (xx =11-88) for master - "TOTAL SLAVE" Only slave total counter - SHELF X SLAVE Counter divided by shelf (x=1-8) for slave - SEL. XX SLAVE Counter per selection (xx =11-88) for slave Press ENTER to go directly from master to slave counter. 11
13 Pressing button 0 the machine will show CLEAR, if you want to clear all the counter (also the historical counter), you must digit the programming password ( ) correctly, otherwise the counter are not cleared. Activation of the HOME button while a selection counter is displayed will return the VMC to the "CASH" prompt. Push button # 2 to advance to the next menu. Activation of the HOME button at the "CASH" prompt will return the VMC to the unprotect area. SALES COUNTER ROUTINE (protected menu) If the ENTER button is activated at the "SALE" prompt the VMC will enter the sales counter routine. This routine has the some structure, and use the some command, of cash routine. Please refer to CASH menu for description. MASTER PRICE SETTING ROUTINE (PROTECTED ) If the ENTER button is activated at the "PRIC " prompt the VMC will enter the price setting routine, the display will show a "PR 11 price on motor 11; if you are in MDB you can choose COIN for coinage price and KEY for cashless price, to activate different price see CON - C1 submenu. An * symbol near the column means that this motor is not installed (or have an error) see STOS configuration. In multi-price mode you can choose different price for each selection; using UP and DOWN buttons will cycle through available column (11 88) or ALL, ALL is used to change the price on all selection. Activation of the ENTER button will show the actual price using UP and DOWN button will increase or decrease the price by one lowest coin value respectively. Button 5 and 6 (fast up, fast down) works in this menu, they increase or decrease selection by 8 positions (change tray), this selection is used also to fast increase or decrease price value. It is possible to copy current price to next selection pressing # button (the display must show PR. XX without the value). To clear price (set price = 0) press selection 0. Activation of the ENTER button while the desired price is displayed will save that price. Activation of the HOME button while a selection price is displayed, without doing an ENTER before will return the VMC to the selection display without saving the displayed selection price. Activation of the HOME button while a selection is displayed will return the VMC to the "PRIC" prompt. Push button # 2 to advance to the next menu. Activation of the HOME button returns the VMC to unprotected area. If the VMC is working on price holding (with CONFY C2 = 2) the price menu is used to program the line of price holding. 12
14 SLAVE PRICE SETTING ROUTINE (PROTECTED SHOWN ONLY IF SLAVE IS ENABLED) The function is the same as the previous menu, only the set prices are for the Slave machine, and the menu is called PRIC S MASTER SPACE TO SALES SETTING ROUTINE (PROTECTED ) This function is used to recognise the number and the position of the motors installed in the machine. This configuration must be used every time one or more motors are added or taken off. If the ENTER button is activated at the "STOS prompt the VMC will show AUTO. Pressing again selection 4 on AUTO menu, the machine starts from column 11 to column 88 and TESTs all the motors installed (near the number of the motor TESTed OK will appear if the motor works correctly, if not NO will appear if the motor is not installed or if defective. The auto-configuration takes 4 minutes to be completed. Special functions: - This configuration is stored in a non volatile memory you can stop this auto- configuration keeping pressed selection 1. - Pressing selection 5 on AUTO menu, the machine will enable all the motors without TESTing them (this is useful to TEST defective motors). - Pressing selection 0 on AUTO menu, the machine will TEST only the motors that haven t already been found by the VMC. SLAVE SPACE TO SALES SETTING ROUTINE (PROTECTED SHOWN ONLY IF SLAVE IS ENABLED) The function is the same as the previous menu, only the set prices are for the Slave machine and the menu is called STOS S. MACHINE CONFIGURATION SETTING ROUTINE (PROTECTED ) If the ENTER button is activated at the "CON" prompt the VMC will enter the machine configuration setting routine. The display will show a "C01" message where the "01" indicates configuration setting number 1. Using UP and DOWN button will cycle through the available configuration setting numbers. Activation of the ENTER button while a configuration setting number is displayed will allow access to the current setting number of the displayed configuration setting. Activation of the ENTER button will save the displayed configuration. Activation of the HOME button while configuration is displayed, without doing an ENTER before, will return the VMC to the "CON" display without saving the displayed configuration. Push button # 2 to advance to the next menu. Activation of the HOME button returns to unprotected area. 13
15 THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION DESCRIBES VARIOUS MACHINE CONFIGURATION SETTINGS C01 CASHLESS SYSTEM PRICE (ONLY MDB) This setting is used to allow different vend price with cashless MDB: C01 = 0 same price for Coinage and cashless C01 = 1 different price for Coinage and cashless C02 SLAVE ENABLE (EXTENDED ) This parameter enables or disables the slave machine and relative programming menu: C02 = 0 Slave machine not installed, normal menu. C02 = 1 Slave machine installed, extended menu. C03 EXTRA ROTATION This parameter is used to activate an extra rotation of the spiral if the product fall is not detected by the optical barrier (it works only with optical barrier enable) this parameter is used for master and slave. C03 = 0 Extra rotation disable. C03 = 1 Extra rotation enable. C04 OPEN DOOR DISPLAY MODE This parameter is used to change the MIS data information that you can read when the door of VMC is open: C04 = 0 Display only the Existing Error or NONE C04 = 1 Display total Sales, total Cash and Existing Error or NONE (default). C05 RESET COUNTER MODE This parameter determines how the VMC has to reset the MIS internal counter: C05 = 0 All the re-settable counter will be reset only using a reset command on MIS communication mode (command DEX-UCS). C05 = 1 All the re-settable counter will be reset when you open the door, read at least one of the re-settable counter and close the door. 14
16 C06 SOLD-OUT MODE This parameter is used to enable sold-out status of the spirals; if it s enable (C6 = 1) when the optical barrier doesn t detect the product, the VMC set the spiral in sold-out status. This feature is applied for master and slave. The sold-out are cleared (also for the slave) when the door of the master is open. If the optical barrier is disable, this feature doesn t works. C06 = 0 column always available C06 = 1 column inhibited if empty was detected by previous vend C07 SAVE CREDIT MODE This parameter determines how the VMC has to manage the credit : C07 = 0 Clears the credit if nothing happens in the last five minutes (default). C07 = 1 Keeps the credit indefinitely. C08 FORCE VEND This parameter is used to prevent the use of the machine like a coin changer. When forced vend is enable you can obtain escrow only in the following cases: - If you insert money and make a selection (full or empty selection is the same) - If you put coins that you can obtain like escrow (coins that go in the tube of the coinage) and you don t reach the maximum price. C08 = 0 Force vend disable (default). C08 = 1 Force vend enable. C09 MULTI VEND This parameter enables or disables automatic escrow process: C09 = 0 Multi Vend disable (you obtain automatically the escrow after the selection) (default) C09 = 1 Multi Vend enable (you can make multi vend, when you want escrow, you have to press the escrow button) C10 BILL ESCROW MODE This parameter allows the escrow of bill. If enabled and the last bill inserted takes the credit over the maximum price, the bill will be held in the escrow position, and can be returned as escrow. If the function is disabled, bills go always to the stacker. The valid values are: C10 = 0 Bill escrow enabled (default) C10 = 1 Bill escrow disabled. 15
17 C11 LIFT ENABLE This parameter enable the lift (optional kit): C12 C11 = 0 Lift disable (default) C11 = 1 Lift enable. LIFT EXTRA MOVEMENT This parameter enable (if lift is enable in C11) an additional movement on second vend attempt to facilitate the product delivery: C12 = 0 C12 = 1 No additional movement. (default) Lift make an additional UP movement after the 2 nd delivery attempt. C13 MACHINE TYPE SETTING FOR LIFT CONTROL This parameter is used to set the max. lift travel height (upper position). C13 = 0 G-Snack Standard C13 = 1 G-Snack Plus Activation of the HOME button will return the VMC to the "CON" prompt. Push button # 2 to advance to the next menu. Activation of the HOME button at the "CON" prompt will return the VMC to the unprotect area. 16
18 CORRECT CHANGE ONLY CONTROL (protected menu) CORRECT CHANGE RULE (MDB only) IF IN CCOC CON = 0 VMC manages automatically the changer setting CCU correct change value If (changer is able to change back (CCU value + Maximum Price))correct change message is not showed otherwise correct change message will be show. On this mode the VMC automatically accepts only coins and /or bill that can be returned to the customer. ACC (Unconditional acceptance value) is automatically managed equal to the Maximum price. IF IN CCOC CON=1 VMC manage the changer setting according to CONFY setting Correct change led is set according to C2 (Low change equation ) and C3 (minimum coins Tube level ) setting. If correct change is OFF VMC accept coins set in CONFY - C06 and C07 and bill set on CONFY- C4. If correct change is ON CONFY- C5. VMC accept coins set in CONFY - C08 and C09 and bill set on ACC (Unconditional acceptance value) is automatically managed equal to the Maximum price If the ENTER button is activated at the "CCOC" prompt the VMC will show the actual overpay status "CON X", where X is 0 (overpay not allowed) or 1 (overpay allowed), use up or down button to select the other submenu available ( CCU, ACC and CONFY ), or press enter button to change X value. The submenu are: CCU ACC If you press enter at the CCU prompt, the display shows the actual value, you can change it using up or down button. If you press enter at the ACC prompt, the display shows the actual value, you can change it using up or down button CONFY (Submenu, are used by VMC only if CCOC-CON = 1) if you press enter at the CONFY prompt, the display shows C1, using up or down button you can choose the other submenu ( C1 - C12 ), which have this function: 17
19 CONFY C01 COINAGE KEYPAD ACTIVATION (COINAGE MDB) C01 = 0 Disabled C01 = 1 Enabled C02 LOW CHANGE EQUATION (MDB MODE) This parameter defines the exact change equation. The combination of the empty states assume the exact change state A is the lowest coin value reported in the tubes E is the highest coin value reported in the tubes If the tubes are empty according to these equations the CORRECT CHANGE LED is ON 0 : TUBE A and TUBE B and TUBE C and TUBE D 1 : TUBE A or TUBE B or TUBE C 2 : TUBE A only 3 : TUBE B only 4 : TUBE C only 5 : TUBE D only 6 : TUBE B or TUBE C or TUBE D 7 : TUBE A and TUBE B or TUBE C 8 : TUBE A and TUBE B or TUBE D 9 : TUBE A and TUBE C or TUBE D 10 : TUBE B and TUBE C or TUBE D 11 : TUBE A and TUBE D or TUBE C 12 : TUBE B and TUBE D or TUBE A 13 : TUBE A or TUBE C 14 : TUBE A or TUBE B and TUBE C 15 : TUBE A or TUBE B 16 : TUBE A and TUBE B and TUBE C and TUBE D and TUBE E 17 : TUBE A or TUBE B or TUBE C or TUBE D or TUBE E ATTENTION: When using Executive please be aware to set "CONFY" parameter C2 to 0 otherwise machine is working in "Price holding" mode. 18
20 C02 PRICE HOLDING (EXECUTIVE MODE) If you set C2 = 1 and payment system is set to Executive, the machine works in price holding mode; it means that the price is stored on payment system. On this mode each time you press a selection the machine sends to the payment system the number of selection pressed in the following format: Sel 11 pressed send 1 to payment system Sel 18 pressed send 8 to payment system Sel 21 pressed send 9 to payment system Sel 46 pressed send 30 to payment system Sel 88 pressed send 64 to payment system C02 = 0 The prices are stored in the VMC and they are sent to payment system. C02 = 2 The machine works in price holding and the line of the price must be programmed on the PRIC ( PRICs for the Slave) menu. The machine shows the price stored on the payment system if it supports the price show feature. C03 LOW CHANGE LEVEL (MDB MODE) This number will be deducted to the coin tubes number reported by the changer in order to calculate (according to the low change equation) the CORRECT CHANGE status. C03 WAITING AFTER VEND REQUEST (EXECUTIVE) UP TO SW V1.38 To add extra time after vend request for long answers from Executive cashless payment systems. Setting range: 0 up to 250 sec. C03 NOT USED (EXECUTIVE MODE) FROM SW V 1.39 C04 BILL ACCEPTED (EQUAL TO "C6" AND "C7" ) Bills accepted when "CORRECT CHANGE" LED is OFF C05 BILL ACCEPTED IN LOW CHANGE CONDITION (EQUAL TO "C8" AND "C9" ) Bills accepted when "CORRECT CHANGE" LED is ON 19
21 C06 & C07 COINS ACCEPTED BY THE CHANGER C06 = Coins 1 to 8 C07 = Coins 9 to 16 Coin 1 is assumed to be the smallest, coin 16 the highest in value. Each coin has a binary value as: C06: coin 1 = 1 C07: coin 9 = 1 coin 2 = 2 coin 10 = 2 coin 3 = 4 coin 11 = 4 coin 4 = 8 coin 12 = 8 coin 5 = 16 coin 13 = 16 coin 6 = 32 coin 14 = 32 coin 7 = 64 coin 15 = 64 coin 8 = 128 coin 16 = 128 EXAMPLE: If coins have to be accepted, the correspondent values have to be added to find the set value: C06 = = 15 C07 = = 80 C08 & C09 COINS ACCEPTED BY THE CHANGER IN LOW CHANGE CONDITION This parameters are used to determine the coins accepted by the changer, when the VMC is in low change condition. The values of this submenu are calculated in the same way as for C06, C07 submenu. C10 RESET TO THE FACTORY SETTING (DEFAULT VALUES) Be careful using this option; after reset all parameters are set to default values and all counter (also the total counter) are reset to 0. After reset it is necessary to perform an auto configuration (see STOS menu) and to check all parameters. Reset procedure Set in menu CONFY parameter "C10" to the value 18 and press button 4 to confirm. Turn off the machine: Press and hold pressed the button on the board and switch on the machine. Wait until the end of the initialisation, indicated by the display message "RESET". Release the button on the board. 20
22 C11 OPTICAL BARRIER MASTER (OPTIONAL) This menu is used to enable the optical barrier detection of the product for master machine: C11 = 0 optical barrier disable not installed C11 = 1 optical barrier enable, and if not working properly inhibits all the selections. C11 = 2 optical barrier enable, and if not working correctly the machine will disable it and will suppose that each motor rotation a product is sold. C12 OPTICAL BARRIER SLAVE (OPTIONAL) This menu is used to enable the optical barrier detection of the product for slave machine: C12 = 0 optical barrier disable not installed C12 = 1 optical barrier enable, and if it doesn t works all the selection is inhibited. C12 = 2 optical barrier enable, and if it doesn t works the machine will disable it and will suppose that each motor rotation a product is sold. Activation of the HOME button will return the VMC to the "CCOC" prompt. Push button # 2 to advance to the next menu. Activation of the HOME button at the "CCOC" prompt will return the VMC to the unprotect area. LANGUAGE CONFIGURATION (protected menu) If ENTER button is activated at the "LANG" prompt the VMC will show the actual language used by VMC. Using up or down to toggle through the available language: - ENGL. English - ITAL. Italian - FREN. French - SPAN. Spanish - GERM. German - GREE. Greece - CUSTO Customer message programmed by DEX. - NOTE: If no message is programmed display will be dark when the door is closed. Press enter to confirm the new language or escape to return to the "LANG" prompt. Push button # 2 to advance to the next menu. Activation of the HOME button at the "LANG" prompt will return the VMC to the unprotect area. 21
23 TIME CONFIGURATION (PROTECTED ) If ENTER button is activated at the "TIME" prompt the VMC will enter the machine on the time setting routine with the follow submenu : ENB X Time status (X = 0 time disable, X = 1 time enable), press enter to modify X value, YEAR Press enter show actual year, up down modify the value, enter to confirm, home to come back at ENB X message, MONTH Press enter show actual month, up down modify the value, enter to confirm, home to come back at ENB X message, DATE HOUR DST AUS EU NA OFF Press enter show actual date, up down modify the value, enter to confirm, home to come back at ENB X message, Press enter show actual hours-minutes, up down modify the value hours, enter to blanking minutes up or down to modify minutes, enter to confirm, home to come back at ENB X message, Daylight saving time, press enter to modify the country, the available values are: Australian rules European rules North America rules No saving time LIGHT CONTROL (PROTECTED ) If ENTER button is activated at the "LIT" prompt the VMC will enter the machine on the light control routine with the follow submenu : ENB X Used to enable (X=1) or disable (X=0) the light control, START Set the start date and time of light energy saving using the following submenu: DAY HOUR STOP DAY HOUR Select the days of the week for start function, press enter to cycle through the days, press enter to change the status of the day (0 =not selected, 1= selected). Pressing Enter it is possible to select a day. In addition to the days (abbreviated in English) there is a submenu ALL that selects and changes all the days of the week Press enter to change the start hour and minute for selected day. Set the stop date and time of light energy saving using the follow submenu: Select the days of the week for stop function, press enter to cycle through the days, press enter to change the status of the day (0 =not selected, 1= selected), pressing Enter again it is possible to select a day. In addition to the days (abbreviated in English) there is a submenu ALL that selects and changes all the days of the week. Press Enter to change the stop hour and minute for selected day. 22
24 TEMPERATURE CONTROL - MASTER (PROTECTED ) This function is used to inhibit assigned selections loaded with temperature sensitive products in case the inner temperature exceeds for more than 1 hour the temperature safety level (T.SEC). The selections with a lower number than S.SEC are inhibited. The reactivation is done by cancelling the T.MAS errors. If a machine with enabled temperature time control is switched off, the selections will be disabled if after power on the temperature is higher than T.SEC. Menu SEC.M has the following submenues: DSP X Master temperature display. X = 1 enabled - X = 0 disabled. If the selections are inhibited by the temperature control, # is displaye next to the temperature. ENB X Used to enable (X = 1) or disable (X = 0) the temperature time control, T.SEC Temperature safety level, programmable from 4 to 20 C: S.SEC Selections to be inhibited when temperature exceeds safety level. Press Enter to change the last selection controlled by the safety function (the temperature of all selections lower than S.SEC value is controlled). TEMPERATURE CONTROL - SLAVE (PROTECTED SHOWN ONLY IF SLAVE IS ENABLED) The SEC.S menu has the same functions as the previous one, it controls the temperature of the selections of the slave machine. PAYMENT SYSTEM (PROTECTED ) Pressing confirm at "PAY-S" prompt the VMC will enter the payment system configuration routine. The display will show a "MDB" for multi drop bus or EXE for executive bus. Choose the payment system using up or down, and confirm pressing enter; the machine will restart. When you change this parameter, you have to move the DIP switch (placed between the MDB and EXE connector) from MDB to EXE position, follow the serigraphy on the board. LIFT CONFIGURATION (PROTECTED, ONLY SHOWN WHEN LIFT IS ENABLED) This function defines the stop positions of the lift, for each selection (optional module). It is important to consider the following points: The first lower shelf (from the bottom) cannot use the lift. The highest shelf must always use the lift to sell products. To load the highest shelf, it is necessary to push down the lift manually (the safety micro-switch of the lift must not be activated). We recommend for the upper shelves to stop the lift 50mm lower than the shelf for reliable product dispense. Pressing ENTER at the LIFT prompt the machine shows HOME, pressing UP and DOWN passes the shelves TR 2 TR 8 (from shelf 2 to 8), pressing Enter shows ALL for programming the same position for all the selections of the shelf; in case of the HOME position the value of the position is shown directly. 23
25 Pressing UP and DOWN runs through the selection of the selected shelf. Pressing Enter shows the programmed position. The position start from 9 to 59 from top to bottom (this number is the number of the hole used to fix the tray). When you change a position you can check it using selection 5 (move the lift to that position). It is important to start the test from default position (upper side of the machine) if the lift is not on the start position press selection 6 (reset to start pos.). NOTE: To disable the lift for a shelf or individual selection set the lift position to 0. If the lift has an error, it can be disabled (see menu CON C11), clear the error, move the lift manually (power off the machine before) on top position and disable the upper shelf. To do it use the daily vend inhibited period and set START1 = 00.00, STOP1 = TR 6 = 1 (6 th shelf disabled from to 23.59). VEND INHIBITED PERIOD (PROTECTED ) It is used to inhibit the vend on programmed trays, on 6 periods each day of the week. If ENTER button is activated at the "VDSTP" prompt, the VMC will enter the daily vend inhibited period control routine with the follow submenu: ENB X Used to enable X = 1 or disable X = 0 the inhibit period function, START 1 Set the start time (HH mm) of the first inhibited period of the day STOP 1 Set the stop time (HH mm) of the first inhibited period of the day DAY 1 Set the day of the week when first stop period is used: MON Y Monday, where y = 0 not enabled y = 1 enabled TUE Y Tuesday, where y = 0 not enabled y = 1 enabled WED Y Wednesday, where y = 0 not enabled y = 1 enabled THU Y Thursday, where y = 0 not enable y = 1 enabled FRI Y Friday, where y = 0 not enabled y = 1 enabled SAT Y Saturday, where y = 0 not enabled y = 1 enabled SUN Y Sunday, where y = 0 not enabled y = 1 enabled ALL Y Set all day of the week y = 0 not set y = 1 set until START 6 Set the start time (HH mm) of the 6 th inhibited period of the day STOP 6 Set the stop time (HH mm) of the 6 th inhibited period of the day DAY 1 Set the day of the week to apply the 6 th inhibit period TRAY Set tray on master to be inhibited, TR 1 x (x = 0 not selected x = 1 selected) TRAYS Set tray on slave to be inhibited only when slave is enable LIT X x = 0 lights remain on during inhibition, x = 1 lights are off during inhibition, (works only when all trays are inhibited) During this period the vend on the selected tray is stopped and the VMC shows the message NO VEND UNTIL hh:mm when you press an inhibited selection. 24
26 "PREV" PREVIEW PASSWORD SETTING MODE (PROTECTED ) The PREVIEW function allows to display audit data - Cash and Sales - by selection and total machine as well as diagnostic information with outer door closed after a five digit code has been inserted in sequence via the keyboard. At the PREV prompt press button # 4 to enter the menu. Display shows the actual password i.e (0 is fixed, second digit is flashing and can be changed). Change second digit using button # 2 up or button number # 3 down. Confirm setting of second digit by pushing button # 4. Display shows: (third digit is flashing and can be changed). Change third digit using button # 2 up or button number # 3 down. Confirm setting of third digit by pushing button # 4. Display shows: (fourth digit is flashing and can be changed). Change fourth digit using button # 2 up or button number # 3 down. Confirm setting of fourth digit by pushing button # 4. Display shows: (fifth digit is flashing and can be changed). Change fifth digit using button # 2 up or button number # 3 down. Confirm setting of fifth digit by pushing button # 4. Display shows: PREV. Press button # 2 to advance to the next menu. 25
27 AGE CONTROL (PROTECTED, ADDITIONAL HARDWARE REQUIRED TO READ IDENTITY CARD) This function is used to permit some selection only to authorized person (about age discrimination or use of special validation card, depending of the hardware kit used); this validation can be enabled only on some periods of the week. The programming function are: ENABLE ENB X Used to enable (X=1) or disable (X=0) Age control, START DAY HOUR STOP DAY HOUR Set the start date and time of Age control request using the following submenu: Select the days of the week for start function, press enter to cycle through the days, press enter to change the status of the day (0 = not selected, 1 = selected). Pressing Enter it is possible to select a day. In addition to the days (abbreviated in English) there is a submenu ALL that selects and changes all the days of the week Press enter to change the start hour and minute for selected day. Set the end date and time of Age control request using the follow submenu: Select the days of the week for stop function, press enter to cycle through the days, press enter to change the status of the day (0 = not selected, 1 = selected), pressing Enter again it is possible to select a day. In addition to the days (abbreviated in English) there is a submenu ALL that selects and changes all the days of the week. Press Enter to change the stop hour and minute for selected day. TRAY X Choose the tray on the master to be controlled, pressing enter: ALL CO XY To program all the selection of this tray (OFF = not selected, ON = selected) To program the single selection (OFF = not selected, ON = selected) TRAYS X Choose the tray on the slave to be controlled, this function it s available only when the slave it s enable, pressing enter: ALL CO XY To program all the selection of this tray (OFF = not selected, ON = selected) To program the single selection (OFF = not selected, ON = selected) LIGHT C Light control (ENB=1 enable, ENB=0 disable), this function is used to turn on the light only when age control is passed by the customer (if no credit it s inserted the light will be turned off after 1 minute). The age validation could be made before selection, in that case the customer has 1 minute to enter the credit and make the selection. A customer doesn t need to be re-validate, until a credit it s avaiable. Activation of the HOME button will return the VMC to the "AGE-C" prompt. Push button # 2 to advance to the next menu. "RTN" RETURN TO OPEN DOOR MODE If the ENTER button is activated at the "RTN" prompt the VMC will exit to normal open door routine. 26
28 APPENDIX A PROGRAMMING DIAGRAM MAIN 1 st SUB 2 nd SUB 3 rd SUB 4 th SUB DESCRIPTION EROR CPO Error routine NONE No errors exits VEND Vend mechanism error on master CJ XX Column jam in column XX (from 11 to 88) VEND S Vend mechanism error on slave CJS XX Column jam in column XX (from 11 to 88) CTRL Control system summary error DS Door switch COM M Communication error on master mtr board COM S Communication error on slave mtr board COM L Communication error on Lift board LIFT Lift movement not working SEL Selection switch error SLXX Error in switch XX (01 12) CHAR Changer summary error CC Changer communication error TS Tube sense error IC Changer inlet chute blocked TJXX Tube pay out jam in coin type XX CRCH Changer Rom check sum EE Excessive escrow attempts NJ Coin jam LA Low acceptance rate DIS Disconnected acceptor ROUT Coin routing error BVAL Bill validator summary error BC Bill validator communication error BFUL Bill validator stacker full BILL Detective bill validator motor BJ Bill validator jammed BRCH Bill validator ROM check sum error BOPN Bill validator stacker is open or out of position BS Bill validator sensor error CRDR Card reader summary error CRC Card reader communication error CRXY Card reader non-transient error; code X, sub-code Y RFRG Temperature error SEN.M Master temperature sensor error SEN.S Slave Temperature sensor error T.MAS Master safety temperature T.SLA Slave safety temperature DETEC Sensor error OPTI M Master Optical barrier error OPTI S Slave Optical barrier error Coin Pay Out routine (only MDB) tube 1-5 value Display coin value tube 1-5 value Dispense coin while showing value 27
29 MAIN 1 st SUB 2 nd SUB 3 rd SUB 4 th SUB DESCRIPTION TUFL TEST PASS Tube Fill routine (only MDB) value of tube Display tube count Test routine VEND Vend test master CO Vending motor test, only configured motor is showed VEND S Vending motor test for slave CO Vending motor test, only configured motor is showed SELE Selection switch test SL X Where X is the selection number RELAY Relay test LIT M Activates Master relay lights LIT S Activates Slave relay lights TEMP Temperature probe reading POWER Displays last details of switching on and off LIFT Lift test XX Lift positioning Password entry 10 seconds to enter ENTER CASH Cash counter display TOTAL Total cash counter Master + Slave TOTAL MASTER Total cash counter Master only SHELF X MASTER Cash counter per shelf X Master SEL XX MASTER Cash counter per selection Xx Master TOTAL SLAVE Total cash counter Slave only SHELF X SLAVE Cash counter per shelf X Slave SEL XX SLAVE Cash counter per selection Xx Slave CLEAR Press to clear all the counter cash and sale SALE Product sales display TOTAL Total sale counter Master + Slave TOTAL MASTER Total sale counter Master only SHELF X MASTER Sale counter per shelf X Master SEL XX MASTER Sale counter per selection Xx Master TOTAL SLAVE Total sale counter Slave only SHELF X SLAVE Sale counter per shelf X Slave SEL XX SLAVE Sale counter per selection Xx Slave CLEAR Press to clear all the counter cash and sale PRIC Price setting routine master COIN Price setting for coinage KEY Price setting for cashless (MDB) with CON C01 = 1 PR From selection 11 to 88 COPY Use # key to copy price on next selection ALL Set all master price at the some value dd.cc Edit price ( ) PRIC S Price setting for slave machine COIN Price setting for coinage KEY Price setting for cashless (MDB) with CON C01 = 1 PR From selection 11 to 88 COPY Use # key to copy price on next selection ALL Set all master price at the some value dd.cc Edit price ( ) STOS Motor detection routine for master AUTO Automatic configuration 28
30 MAIN 1 st SUB 2 nd SUB 3 rd SUB 4 th SUB DESCRIPTION STOS S CON CCOC LANG TIME AUTO C01 C02 C03 C04 C05 C06 C07 C08 C09 C10 C11 C12 C13 CON X CCU ACC CONFY ENG CUSTO ENB X YEAR MONTH DATE HOUR DST Motor detection routine for slave Automatic configuration Configuration menu 0 = same price coinage and cashless 1 = different price Slave machine 0 = disable - 1 = enable Extra rotation of spirals 0 = disable - 1=enable Open door message 0= Error 1 = counter & error Counter reset mode 0=after audit 1=after read using menu Sold-out 0 = disable 1 = enable Save credit 0 = clear after 5 min. 1 = save unconditionally Force vend 0 = disable 1 = enable Multi vend 0 = disable 1 = enable Bill Escrow 0 = enable 1 = disable 0 = lift not installed - 1 = lift installed 0 = lift normal 1 = lift extra movement Machine type setting for lift 0 = Standard 1 = G-Snack Plus Correct change only control Allow consumer overpay routine CON X Edit mode X = 0 overpay not allowed X = 1 allowed Correct change Value Unconditional acceptance value Custom coinage configuration C01 Changer Keypad 0 = disable 1 = enable C02 Low change equation 0 to 16 C03 Low change level C04 Accepted bills C05 Accepted bills in low change condition C06 Accepted coins C07 Accepted coins C08 Accepted coins in low change C09 Accepted coins in low change C10 Factory reset C11 Optical Master 0= dis. 1=ena. always 2=ena. If no problem C12 Optical Slave 0= dis. 1=ena. always 2=ena. If no problem Language selection routine ENG, ITA, FRE, SPA, GER, GRE, CUSTOM Time and date routine Edit mode x = 1 enable - x = 0 disable Year setting yy Edit year, (Y2K) Month setting mm Edit month, Date setting dd Edit date, Hour and minute setting hh mm Edit hour (00-24) hh mm Edit minute (00-59) Daylight savings time code OFF No daylight savings used AUS Australian rules EU European rules NA North American rules 29
31 MAIN 1 st SUB 2 nd SUB 3 rd SUB 4 th SUB DESCRIPTION LITE SEC.M SEC.S PAY-S LIFT VDSTP Lighting control routine ENB X Enable Light power manage ENB X X current setting 0 = disabled - 1 = enabled START Start light off period DAY Start day setting MON X MON, TUE, WED, THU, FRI, SAT, SUN, or ALL ALL X Edit mode (0/1) HOUR Start hour and minute setting hh Edit hour (00-24) mm Edit minute (00 59) STOP Stop light off period DAY Stop day setting MON X MON, TUE, WED, THU, FRI, SAT, SUN, or ALL ALL X Edit mode (0/1) HOUR Stop hour and minute setting hh Edit hour (00-24) mm Edit minute (00 59) Master safety temperature routine DSP X Enable x = 1 or disable x = 0 display Master temperature ENB X Enable x = 1 or disable x = 0 temperature safety T.SEC Set the max. temperature level yy From 4 C to 20 C S.SEC Setting last selection to be inhibited in case of temp error From 11 to 88 Slave safety temperature routine DSP X Enable x = 1 or disable x = 0 display Slave temperature ENB X Enable x = 1 or disable x = 0 temperature safety T.SEC Set the max. temperature level yy From 4 C to 20 C S.SEC Setting last selection to be inhibited in case of temp error From 11 to 88 Payment system MDB MDB EXE Executive Lift position program HOME Home position TR X Tray to be programmed from 2 to 8 ALL All motors of X shelf X1 X8 Select the motor of X shelf YY 0 = not use lift, YY = lift position for tray X Vend inhibit period (Weekly) ENB X X=1 enable x=0 disable START 1-6 Start 1-6 period hhmm Hours and minutes start STOP1-6 Stop 1-6 period hhmm Hours and minutes stop DAY 1-6 Day of week to use 1-6 period MON X MON, TUE, WED, THU, FRI, SAT, SUN, or ALL ALL X Edit mode (0/1) 30
32 MAIN 1 st SUB 2 nd SUB 3 rd SUB 4 th SUB DESCRIPTION RTN PREV AGE C RTN TRAY Tray on master to be inhibited TR 1 x -TR 8 x X = 0 not inhibited X = 1 inhibited TRAY S Tray on slave to be inhibited TR 1 x-tr 8 x X = 0 not inhibited X = 1 inhibited LIT X Light off during inhibit period only when all tray are select Set Preview password at door close Change the blinking digit use up-down confirm with enter Age control program ENB Enable Age control function ENB X X current setting (0 disable/1 enable) START Start Age control request period DAY Start day setting MON X MON, TUE, WED, THU, FRI, SAT, SUN, or ALL ALL X Edit mode (0/1) HOUR set hour and minute to start hh Edit hour (00-24) mm Edit minute (00 59) STOP Stop Age control request period DAY Stop day setting MON X MON, TUE, WED, THU, FRI, SAT, SUN, or ALL ALL X Edit mode (0/1) HOUR Stop hour and minute setting hh Edit hour (00-24) mm Edit minute (00 59) TRAY X Tray X of master machine ALL Set all tray x selection ON-OFF Turn on-off age control for all tray X of master CO X1 X8 Select the motor of X shelf ON-OFF Turn on-off age control for single selection of master TRAYS X Tray X of slave machine ALL Set all tray x selection ON-OFF Turn on-off age control for all tray X of slave CO X1 X8 Select the motor of X shelf ON-OFF Turn on-off age control for single selection of slave LIGHT C The light are only when age control passed ENB X X current setting 0 = disabled 1 = enabled) Return to unprotect mode Return to sales mode 31
33 TEMPERATURE ADJUSTMENT COOLING UNIT CONTROL SERETEC DSM 5030 USED UNTIL FEBRUARY 2010 The temperature adjustment can be done in a very simple and direct way through the electronic control unit. Please proceed as follows: To visualize the set temperature, press and release appears on display with blinking mode for approx. 10 seconds. key, the set temperature If you wish to modify this value, while it is blinking, press key to increase, or press key to decrease it. Wait till the controller exits from the programming mode and return to the operating mode (showing the internal temperature of the cell), which is registered automatically. The so-called set-point is the temperature, which makes the compressor stop, because it reaches the ideal temperature to maintain the products loaded in the vending machine. The compressor will re-start when it exceeds the set-point temperature + parameter tdif (delta temperature). Photo 1 32
34 Description and function of the SERETEC electronic cooling unit control. The electronic control unit operates and commands the cooling system, it checks all the related components, compressor, fans and defrosting system and it is independent from the electronics that commands all the vending machine. As shown in photo 1, the electronic control unit has a 4 digit 7-segment LED display, 5 colored signal LEDs and 4 command keys. For this vending machine model, the keys normally used are on the right side, set arrow up and def arrow down. The set key is used to show the set-point and to increase the set value, the def key is used to decrease the set-point value (as described in the previous paragraph) and also to do a forced defrosting, sometimes useful when inconveniences arise. To do a forced defrosting and not a programmed one, push the Def key for at least 5 seconds, and the defrosting cycle will start immediately. The 5 colored LEDs, situated under the temperature display, indicate the operating status of the cooling system s components, as follows : Green LED light out indicates the status of compressors, o If the light is fixed, the compressor is on. o If the light blinks, the compressor is stand-by to start. o If the light is off, the compressor is off. Green LED light fan indicates the status of internal fans, o If the light is fixed, the fans are on. o If the light blinks, the fans are stand-by to start. o If the light is off, the fans are off. Yellow LED light def indicates the status of defrosting cycle, o If the light is fixed, the defrost cycle is on. o If the light blinks, it is stand-by to start defrost cycle. o If the light is off, the defrost is not activated. Red LED light alr indicates, that the door of the vending machine is open. o In this case, if the compressor and the fans were working when the door is opened, the electronic control unit will be turned off and put them in stand-by. To reactivate them just after the door closure, in order to avoid the cooling system to work in abnormal way, the display alternately shows the temperature and A-di. o In this case, the LEDs out and fan are blinking. Green LED light eco is not used for this model. Moreover, the electronic control unit is able to show a malfunction of temperature sensors, by indicating the following messages on the display : E-P1 probe for ambient temperature is down or disconnected. E-P2 probe for evaporator is down or disconnected. The cooling system is controlled by various parameters inserted in the software of the electronic control unit and cannot be modified by the users. This is to avoid any possible and unintentional modifications to the parameters, that may cause some malfunctions to the cooling system. In any case, for a special request, it is always possible to contact the technical assistance who may support you for various problems. 33
35 ELECTRONIC COOLING UNIT CONTROL CAREL USED FROM MARCH 2010 Display 1. Compressor LED 2. Fan LED 3. Defrost LED 4. Auxiliary exit 5. Clock 6. Alarm 7. 7-Segment LED Key board Key 1 UP, in normal function if pushed for more than 1 second, it visualizes the temperature of probe 2 (evaporator). If pushed during the visualization of the set point it increases the set value. Key 2 pushed more that 1 second allows the visualization and setting of the set point. Key 3 DOWN, pushed for more than 3 seconds starts or stops the defrost, and if it is pushed during the visualization of the set point it decreases the set value. To check and adjust the temperature. Push for more than 1 second SET, to visualize the temperature of the set point; Increase or decrease the value with UP or DOWN; Push SET to confirm the new value. Description and function of the CAREL electronic cooling unit control. When switching on the control unit for the first times there will be a delay of three minutes in the compressor and evaporator fan starting. During normal working, the compressor will stop only after reaching the set point temperature and the evaporator fans will work always. When opening the door (if there is a door switch) both the compressor (if working) and fans will stop. When closing the door, the fans will start immediately, while the compressor will have a delay of three minutes from the last switching off, even if the door is closed before. 34
36 Description of the main signals and alarms Code Description LED flashing Inserting a function or a delay in timing ES The compressor has a timing delay when starting, therefore the LED of the compressor on the display starts to flash E0 still or flashing Temperature probe error. - The probe signal is interrupted or in short circuit. - Probe is not compatible with the instrument. E0 alarm signal is stable It is the only alarm present (the temperature value is no longer shown). It flashes if there are other alarms. E1 flashing Evaporator probe error. - The probe signal is interrupted or in short circuit. - Probe is not compatible with the instrument. EE visualized during Error in reading of the machine parameters. functioning or activation See memorised data errors EF visualized during Error in reading of the working parameters. functioning or activation See memorised data errors. Ed flashing The last defrosting finishes when exceeding the maximum time. The indication disappears if the next defrost is finished correctly. df flashing Defrosting in progress: It is not an alarm signal but an indication that the cooling unit is doing a defrosting. The control unit display and all the LED's are flashing: - The door is open. - The door switch is not working correctly. - The door remains open for more than one hour. The cooling unit is controlled by various parameters inserted in the software of the control unit and unchangeable by the user to avoid unwanted modifications to the same parameters, that could cause a malfunctioning of the cooling unit. In any case, for any particular needs it is possible to contact the technical assistance service that will assist you in various problems 35
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