Swipe-N-Clean 1.0 Complete - Jim Coleman Company

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Swipe-N-Clean Operating Manual
INPUTTING USE CODE AT THE VACUUMS
Note:
For vacuum
operations, the
operator has
the choice of
selecting a
minimum turnon
price and a
maximum turnoff
price
Example:
Figure III-6 Figure III-7
1. If the owner wants the vacuum to turn on at $.75 and run for 1 cycle, they will set the
minimum to be $.75 and the maximum to be $.75.
2. If the owner wants the vacuum to turn on at $.75 and run until the maximum of $5.00, they will
set the minimum to be $.75 and the maximum to be $5.00. (Note: Under example #2 the timer
will increment in $.25 increments following the initial turn-on price of $.75 until it reaches a
maximum of $5.00.)
Once the selected cycle is completed the user will be billed the used amount of that function. The
user can re-input their use code and start another transaction while still at the vacuum, however
they will encounter another minimum turn-on cost and the display will start over, indicating
another transaction.
Returning to the SNC for a printed receipt inputting their use code:
After the user has completed their use of the bays or vacuums, they will return to the SNC for
a printed receipt. The user’s use code can be put in at the
SNC keypad regardless of the state of the SNC. When the
user returns to the SNC to receive a printed receipt, they will
input their 4-digit use code, followed by the pound key
using the keypad on front of the SNC cabinet. Each time the
user pushes a number on the keypad, while inputting their
code; it will beep, providing positive feedback. Upon
completion of an approved use, code the SNC will then
announce “Thank you for visiting the car wash, please
take your receipt and come again”. At this time, the SNC
will begin to print a receipt. (Fig.9). Taking their receipt
completes the use of the SNC and cancels the use code Fig. III-8
until another card swipe at the SNC is approved. (See Fig.
III-10 for explanation of receipt.)
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PRINTED RECEIPT