Technisches Manual EMP 900
Technisches Manual EMP 900
Technisches Manual EMP 900
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Technical <strong>Manual</strong> <strong>EMP</strong> 8x0.00/04/13/14 v6<br />
wh Münzprüfer Berlin GmbH, Germany<br />
power<br />
supply<br />
controller<br />
Fig. 4<br />
Connection between a coin operated machines (controller), an<br />
installed coin selector and a PC<br />
Every coin selector is fully tested and configured at the<br />
factory and is supplied ready for installation. Please store the<br />
factory settings on the hard disk before making changes. The<br />
settings could be stored with a file name incorporating the<br />
serial number. Additional information are available from our<br />
technical manual, wheasy 4.<br />
Please also note the information on the coin selector label.<br />
It is important that the coin selector be located in an upright<br />
position when programming. Similarly, the bottom surface of<br />
the coin selector needs to be horizontal. The best<br />
programming results are achieved when using the<br />
programming stand T 800. Alternatively you may also mount<br />
the coin selector in the same way as it is installed in the<br />
machine itself.<br />
The following sections detail each Windows TM software wheasy 4 related<br />
function of the coin selector. Each function has its own chapter as listed<br />
in the table of contents in this manual.<br />
3.2. Programming of Coins<br />
There are a variety of ways in which the coin or token acceptance of the<br />
<strong>EMP</strong> 800 v6 may be programmed.<br />
The coin selector can “learn” new coin parameters, including individual<br />
tolerance requirements, with the help of the Calibration Function.<br />
Calibration is carried out either using the PC based wheasy 4 software or<br />
directly in the vending machine using the Teachmode Function (see On<br />
site programming).<br />
Yet another alternative would be to transfer a previously prepared<br />
complete coin parameter data set from the PC to the coin selector. This<br />
is commonly referred to as the Cloning Function. This method is far less<br />
involved than calibration because it dispenses with the time consuming<br />
task of inserting coins. A pre-requisite however is that an approved and<br />
appropriate coin parameter data set is available. These may be acquired<br />
via the internet from wh Münzprüfer (info@whberlin.de).<br />
version 1.40<br />
page 12/53 subject to technical modification <strong>EMP</strong>8x0.00/04/13/14 v6
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