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| + | == Button Used to Menus == | ||
| + | The bottons are as follows | ||
| + | * 1st-Home | ||
| + | * 2nd-Up | ||
| + | * 3rd-Down | ||
| + | * 4th-Enter | ||
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| + | == Free Vend == | ||
| + | This will set the machine to free vend and will continue to track usage. | ||
| + | # Push red button on inside board | ||
| + | # Go to "PASS" | ||
| + | # Pres "Ent+4+2+3+1+Ent" | ||
| + | # Go to "Prlc" | ||
| + | # Go to "ALL" | ||
| + | # Adjust price to "0.00" | ||
| + | # Hit ENT | ||
| + | # Close Door | ||
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== DEX (Data Exchange (UCS)Uniform Code Standard) == | == DEX (Data Exchange (UCS)Uniform Code Standard) == | ||
* [http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview/id/32149.html What is DEX] | * [http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview/id/32149.html What is DEX] | ||
Revision as of 20:49, 20 October 2015
Contents
[hide]Button Used to Menus
The bottons are as follows
- 1st-Home
- 2nd-Up
- 3rd-Down
- 4th-Enter
Free Vend
This will set the machine to free vend and will continue to track usage.
- Push red button on inside board
- Go to "PASS"
- Pres "Ent+4+2+3+1+Ent"
- Go to "Prlc"
- Go to "ALL"
- Adjust price to "0.00"
- Hit ENT
- Close Door
DEX (Data Exchange (UCS)Uniform Code Standard)
- What is DEX
- Schematics for connector link
- Information Available via DEX (source
- Machine out of order
- Product dispensing failure
- Product alarm level (insufficient inventory)
- Payment system errors:
- Jam in coin mechanism
- Jam in billvalidator
- Error in cashless reader
- Refrigeration breakdown
- Door open log
- MDB errors
- Vandalism (unauthorized entry)
MDB
- What is MDB (DEX vs. MDB)
- requires an account to read, but a good article --Omegix 15:37, 4 November 2010 (CDT)
- Protocol Specifications for the MDB (Multi Drop Bus) pdf
- See Chapter 7 of above PDF for designing a cashless interface
- To bed well designed, MDB devices should have a Y-connector built into them so that devices can piggy back onto the bus. See pictures in this document for example:
Information from the Mfr.
Service bulletins, Package info, etc from Royal Vendors (possibly the manufacturer). Our machine is a GIII
