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55-Raptor Series Vending Access Control Terminal Operators Manual 1999 XCP Inc. All rights reserved. Printed in the U.S.A. Part number: 400578-001 (07/99) VendaCard is a registered trademark of XCP Inc.
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The material contained in this manual is subject to change without notice. No part of this manual may be reproduced or used in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying or electronic transmission or other means of reproduction or distribution without prior written consent of XCP. The drawings, specifications, and other technical information contained in this manual are the property of XCP and shall not be copied, reproduced or used in any way, in whole or in part, as the basis of manufacture or sale of similar items without the prior written consent of XCP.
This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions in this manual may cause interference to radio communications. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A computing device pursuant to Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC Rules, which are designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference when operated in a commercial environment. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause interference, in which case the user at her/his own expense will be required to take whatever measures may be required to correct the interference.
This equipment must be installed and used in strict accordance with the manufacturers instructions. XCP is not responsible for any radio or television interference caused by unauthorized modification of this equipment or the substitution or attachment of connecting cables and equipment other than those specified by XCP. The correction of interference caused by such unauthorized modification, substitution or attachment will be the responsibility of the user.
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XCP Inc. warrants to the purchaser that this XCP product, hereinafter called the unit, is free from defects in materials and the workmanship for a period of one year from the date of purchase. If any such defect is discovered within the first 90 days of the warranty period, XCP Inc. will repair or replace the unit free of charge. If any such defect is discovered after 90 days and up to the end of the one-year warranty period, XCP Inc. will repair the unit free of charge. All warranty repair and replacement actions are contingent on verification of the defect(s) or malfunction(s) and upon prepaid delivery of the unit to XCP Inc., 40 Elm St., Dryden, NY, 13053 by parcel post, common carrier, UPS or other commercial means. This warranty does not apply to normal wear, to tampering or alterations resulting in cracked or broken components, or to units damaged by excessive heat, cold or moisture. To preserve your rights under the warranty, you must provide proof of purchase for the returned unit. RETURNING THE PRODUCT REGISTRATION CARD enclosed with the new unit will also register the warranty by serving as proof. Otherwise, a copy of the sales invoice showing the serial number of the returned unit must accompany the unit as proof of purchase. If your unit is delivered to XCP Inc. lacking proof of purchase, and we are unable to otherwise verify date of purchase, we will assume the purchase date of the unit was prior to the one-year warranty period. It will then be serviced under the terms of XCP Inc.'s Service Policy. Our sole and exclusive liability for defects in materials and workmanship shall be limited to repair or replacement of the unit at our service center and we shall not be liable for incidental, contingent, or consequential damages. This warranty does not obligate us to bear any of the costs of transportation charges in connection with repair or replacement of the unit or any defective parts of the unit. This warranty is invalid if the damage or defect to the unit is caused by accident, Acts of God, customer abuse, misuse, unauthorized alteration or repair, or vandalism by third parties. This warranty is made in lieu of any other expressed warranty and except for the foregoing warranty which is exclusive, there is no other expressed warranty being made. This warranty gives you specific legal rights. You may have other rights which vary according to the state or country in which the unit was sold.
XCP Inc. will issue a Return Authorization Number upon receiving a written request at the above address or a request by phone at 607 844-8103 (customers should ask for the Technical Service Hotline). Please provide the model number and serial number of the unit or the unit that contained the component(s) you wish to return. For non-warranty service, please be prepared to supply a purchase order, VISA, MasterCard or American Express authorization, or make other payment arrangements as required. Within the continental United States you may request that your serviced unit be returned to you on a C.O.D. basis.
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This equipment is serviceable by a trained and qualified technician. This encoder accessory is powered by a U.L. listed Class 2 transformer specified for this particular product. Any substitution of a power supply other than this particular U.L. listed class 2 transformer voids the U.L. Listing.
This policy requires you to ship prepaid to us, the unit or major components(s) of the unit, under a Return Authorization for repair. XCP Inc. shall not be obligated to service or supply parts for any unit after seven years from date of purchase. Charges for return shipping, parts and service will be incurred, as applicable, at the prevailing rates. XCP Inc. will enclose a copy of the return authorization (RA#) with your unit. This authorization details the work performed and the costs incurred. Please refer to the RA# in future communications with XCP about this unit. Currency acceptors and standard coin changers not manufactured or modified by XCP Inc. are not included in XCP Inc.s Warranty or Service policy. Currency acceptors and changers not manufactured or modified by XCP Inc. are warranted and serviced directly by their manufacturer. This policy is for coverage within the continental U.S. only.
All units returned to XCP Inc. must be shipped with a return authorization number (RA#) affixed to the outside of the shipping container and addressed to: Technical Service Department XCP Inc. 40 Elm St. Dryden, New York 13053-9624 XCP Inc. reserves the right to refuse any incoming shipment not marked with an RA# on the outside of the shipping container.
Contents
Preface Models covered in this manual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ix Product improvements with this release. . . . . . . . . . . ix Differential pricing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xii
CHAPTER 1
About the Product
What is the Vending Access Control Terminal? . . . . . 1 Vend price structure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 System features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Licenses and program cards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Powering up the Vending Access Control Terminal . 4 Optional products from XCP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 VendaCoders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 API serial cable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 PIN cards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Auxiliary printers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Transaction Terminal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Programming keypad. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Program card set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 User cards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
CHAPTER 2
Vending Interface
How the VAC terminal and vending device communicate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Pulse detection in standard and steering modes . 7 Steering mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Sequence of events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 How steering optos determine price . . . . . . . . . 10 Standard mode. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Sequence of events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Time vending . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 How time vending works . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Interrupting a time-vend session . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
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CHAPTER 3
Setting Parameters
Customizing the VAC terminal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Parameter menus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 List of parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Changing parameter values . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Using the expansion board to set parameters . . 16 Using the keypad to set parameters . . . . . . . . . 17 Using the PC to set parameters. . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Other operations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Setting the units access codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Resetting parameters to their default values . . . 19
CHAPTER 4
Using Meters
About meters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 Viewing and resetting meters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Using the Read Any card to view meters. . . . . . 22 Using your PC to view meters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Using the bypass key switch to view meters . . . 23 Printing meters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Writing meters to a file . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 How to create the file . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 ASCII file contents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
CHAPTER 5
PIN Accounts
PIN account basics. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 How do PIN cards work? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 Activating PIN accounts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 Setting PIN card limits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 Setting up and maintaining PIN accounts . . . . . . . . 28 PIN Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 Set Max Vends (1 3) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 Delete PIN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Create PIN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 View PIN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Locked . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Price Meters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Printing PIN account information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 Writing PIN account data to a file . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
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CHAPTER 6
Formatting User Cards

APPENDIX A
Cash and Units program cards. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 Card formatting procedure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Detailed Parameters
PIN Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Parameters Menu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Keypad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pre-Cursor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dollar Sign . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cost Per Unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Max Cash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Max Cash Card . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Max Units Card . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Baud Rate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Time Vend . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Time Vend Delay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . No Activity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . No Activity Payout . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Free Change . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Value Transfer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pay Out Off Card . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Machine Number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Printer Delay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Custom Message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pulse Val . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Access Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Timing Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Steering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sense Time (12). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Blind Time (12). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Reset Delay (12) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Trailing Edge (12). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Eject Delay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Price Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Error Messages & Troubleshooting
Error messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 Troubleshooting guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48
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Loading coin tubes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Clearing escrow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Revaluing a card after a write failure . . . . . . . . . . . . Power failure restore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Read-Write Head Maintenance
Cleaning the read-write head . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mild cleaning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Thorough cleaning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cleaning card kit supplier. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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APPENDIX D
Setting up a Printer
APPENDIX E
Connecting an auxiliary printer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
Connectors and Jumpers

APPENDIX F
DB15 connector . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 Jumper block . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
Replaceable Parts Glossary Index Boot-up information
Replaceable parts list . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 Terms and abbreviations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
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XCPs new Raptor technology incorporates state-of-the-art technology that significantly increases the reliability of our products. The Raptor CPU board provides for additional input/output that has allowed us to add more funcThis manual covers the models shown in the following table. All models are equipped with coin acceptors.
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This feature offers a discrete way of charging different prices based on: payment method (cash, cash card, or units card) the access code programmed on the card, in cases where cards are used.
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About the Product

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The 55-Raptor Series Vending Access Control Terminal (VAC terminal) is a multifunctional credit and debit card reader that controls access to copier machines, microfiche readers, or any other device that can be controlled with a relay closure. Customers use pre-encoded magnetic stripe cards with units, cash, or PIN accounts to pay for products or services. The Vending Access Control Terminal is part of the Raptor series of products from XCP, which encompasses a full line of vending products.
Vending Access Control Terminal products accommodate multiple price tables for up to four different user groups according to card type (Cash or Units). A separate PIN card accounting system logs the number of vends at each price level. Patrons are charged either for each operation, or according to the amount of time they access the device (time vending). Prices are determined by the seller.
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The type of cards your reader uses is determined by the model number of the Vending Access Control Terminal (see the table on page ix). The unit will accept Cash and Units debit cards and PIN cards, as well as program cards for administrative use. The reader saves the current value of a card in battery-backed RAM. When a card fails, an operator can later restore this value.
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When a user card is inserted in the reader, the cards value is recorded in RAM and displayed on screen. As transactions occur, the displayed value is updated, but the value stored on the cards magnetic stripe is not updated until the card is ejected. When the user presses the Eject button, the reader pushes the card out while writing the new value to the card. To prevent a person from expending value on a card, then manually pulling the card out of the reader before the value is debited, we write a zero value to the card when it is first inserted. Since the cards value is recorded as $0.00 until all transactions are complete, anyone attempting remove a card during a vend walks away with a card that has no value.
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The Raptor family of Vending Access Control Terminals supports an API command set through an on-board port that allows you to access PIN accounts, set parameters, and download meters right from your PC. Although the VAC terminal is designed for copier vending, it also supports much of the functionality of the Computer Vending Station product series. The API allows the terminal to communicate with a PC while connected to a copier, and to vend from both simultaneously. This makes it possible to: Use the VAC terminal with many of the multifunctional copier devices available today. Substitute the VAC terminal for a Computer Vending Station, if needed in a pinch.
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In the event of a power failure, a power-saving feature saves all parameters (card type, card value, and escrow), and restores them when power is restored.
The Vending Access Control Terminal offers an extensive capability for tracking vend activity. Meters can be viewed on the display, printed out, uploaded to a PC, or imported into a spreadsheet.

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A. The site code card sets the units site code, if it is erased. B. The Read Any card provides you access to the units maintenance menu.
Before a unit leaves the factory, it is programmed with a set of licenses: a site code and a VC code (which you cant change) and up to four programmable access codes. You will receive a set of program cards with your Vending Access Control Terminal system. These program cards all contain license codes that match the codes programmed into your unit(s). The name, contents, and purpose of each card is shown below.
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C. The Create All card provides access to the units default parameters. D. The Cash/Units program cards are used to format user cards and to set the units access codes.

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The unit is programmed with a site code, which is unique to the customer site.
Each unit can be programmed with a unique number. The machine number is displayed at boot-up and when the meters are viewed.

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When you first turn on the Vending Access Control Terminal, the unit displays the software version, VendaCard type (VC code), site code, and machine number. If you ever need to call XCP customer service, you may be asked to provide this boot-up information. Please note the displayed numbers and write them in the spaces provided on the last page of this manual.
This is the version of the software that has been issued with your unit.
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Debit cards use a VendaCard (VC) code as a license that matches the VC code of a sites machines. This code is a security mechanism that prevents the use of cards in machines for which they were not designated. Available VC codes are:
VC type VC code Maximum value

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Model 5027: configured with a bill acceptor Model 5032: configured with a coin acceptor VendaCoders are revalue stations that allow the patron to add value to cards by inserting a card in the card slot and a bill in the bill slot. VendaCoders are optionally configured with card dispensers so patrons can buy cards as well. Both domestic and international units can also be configured with coin acceptors. Part Number: 301532-009 An RS-232 cable will connect the Vending Access Control Terminal to a host PC, enabling the host and the reader to communicate via an application program interface (API). The cable is a standard DB9-pin. A 9-to-25-pin adapter is available from XCP (PN 301805-925). A user PIN card has a site code and an account number from 0 9999. Like credit cards, transactions with a PIN card are recorded to the PIN cardholders account. PIN cards must be bought pre-encoded from XCP. You can purchase a portable printer from XCP to print out history meters. Available models are listed below. XCP Model 2600 printer with serial cable. Part Number: 900341-001 Seiko battery-operated printer. Part Number: 900336-001 Citizens printer Part Number: 900526-CIT

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Model: 5867 Part Number: 900521-053 The Transaction Terminal is a card reader that adds considerably to the independence of the Vending Access Control Terminal operator. It allows an operator to use a keypad to add and subtract cash or units from a cards value. The Transaction Terminal records and stores all cash transactions. It allows up to eight different security levels and up to 20 separate operator passwords.
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Part Number: 900576-001 An optional tool for setting parameters is the 4-by 4-character, hand-held keypad, which is easily plugged into the serial port on the CPU board. The keypad can be used with all XCP products equipped with our Raptor-series controller board (with the exception of the Transaction Terminal, which comes with its own keypad).
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Part Number: CR-50 900452-001 CR-80 900453-001 You receive a set of programming cards with each unit you purchase from XCP. You can order additional sets from XCP if you need them.
User cards can be bought from XCP either blank or pre-encoded with a VC code and access code (that match the machines license codes), and a value. If you use third-party cards, we are willing to encode them to ensure that they work with our machines. Cards that receive a medium-value (VCS) or high-value (VCVVCW) license must be formatted at the factory. Customers can later re-encode them as necessary.
CHAPTER 2
Vending Interface
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Every time a customer makes a selection on a vending device, such as a copier, a pulses (signals) are detected by theVAC terminal through an optical isolator or opto. Optos allow theVAC terminal to see a particular condition inside the vending device. Based on the customers selection, individual optos are turned on or off. The debit price is determined by the collective state of the optos. The software determines whether there is enough money to cover the vend, and if so, turns on a relay (switch) that enables the device to make the vend.
The VAC terminal connects to the host device via a harness, which plugs into the DB15 connector. The terminal uses either standard or steering pulse detection to intercept signals it receives over that connection. Configuring the terminal to operate in standard or steering mode requires setting the jumpers on the Raptor board and enabling the respective mode in the software. An illustration of the Raptor board is provided on the next page.
Set jumpers JP2 JP5 on the Raptor board to pins 2 and 3. Enter the Timing Menu and set the Steering parameter to No (see Chapter 3 for instructions on how to set parameters.)
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Set jumpers JP2 JP5 on the Raptor board to pins 1 and 2. Enter the Timing Menu and set the Steering parameter to Yes (see Chapter 3 for instructions on how to set parameters.)
CHAPTER 2: VENDING INTERFACE

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The VAC terminal monitors four different pulses from the vending device. Three of the signals carry information about the selection made by the patron. The other signal is the debit pulse.
When the patron inserts a card or cash, three optos (optos 2, 3, and 4) in the VAC terminal register the selection conditions in the vending device to determine the vend price. If the value on the card or in escrow is enough to cover the price level selected, then relay 2 enables the vending device. When a vend is made, a debit pulse is sent from the vending device to the VAC terminal. This pulse is registered by opto 1, and the appropriate price is debited from the card (or cash) or is logged to the customers PIN account. When the value on the card or in escrow falls below the selected price level or the patron ejects the card, rela y2 is disabled until either more money is inserted or a lower price level is selected.
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STEERING MODE RELAY ACTION If the value of the card or escrow

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* Opto 1 registers the debit pulse and does not affect pricing.
In standard mode, the vending device can offer only two price selections. Each selection transmits its own debit pulse, which is registered in theVAC terminal by an opto dedicated to that pulse. Two corresponding relays enable the vending device at the appropriate price level.
For this scenario, lets assume the vending device is a copier and that the price 2 selection costs more than the price 1 selection.
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The customer inserts a card into the card reader. The value on the card is compared with both price 1 and price 2. If the value on the card or in escrow is greater than or equal to price 1, relay 1 is enabled. If the value on the card or in escrow is greater than or equal to price 2, both relay 1 and relay 2 are enabled.
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Think of an opto as a switch that is turned either on or off, depending on the information it receives from the signal it monitors. The selections made by the user are registered by three optos in the VAC terminal. The table below shows that, by using every unique on/off combination of optos 24, a total of eight price levels is possible.
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The customer makes a selection and presses the copy button. The incoming debit pulse is detected by the corresponding opto. If the appropriate relay for that price level was enabled (i.e., there was enough value on the card), the card is debited and the copy is made. If a price 1 debit pulse was detected by opto 1, theVAC terminal debits price 1. If a price 2 debit pulse was detected by opto 2, theVAC terminal debits price 2.
The customer continues making copies. When the value on the card or in escrow falls below a price level, the corresponding relay is disabled, and subsequent debit pulses for that selection are ignored. The relays are also disabled if the user ejects the card.
Time vend is active only in standard mode; steering mode does not support this feature. Time vend operates from cash, Cash cards, Units cards, and PIN cards.
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Set the reader and controller board to operate in standard mode (see instructions on page 7). Make sure all Timing Menu parameters are set correctly (directions for setting these parameters can be found on page 39). Set the Time Vend and Time Vend Delay parameters (see page 37).
Time vend operates in auto-debit mode, meaning that when each time-vend period runs out, relay 2 remains enabled, and a new time-vend period automatically starts. The cycle continues until the value left on the card or in escrow falls below the vend price, at which time relay 2 is disabled. The unit will beep as the last session begins, warning the user to wind things up. When using a PIN card, the unit will beep at the start of the final session when the Max Vend limit has been reached (see page 28). The no activity timer is disabled during the time vend sessions. If the timevend session terminates because the card value falls below the vend price, the card is not ejected. In this case, the no activity timer will be re-enabled.
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Once a time-vend session has started, it can be stopped or interrupted before the time purchased runs out.
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After the customer inserts a card or cash, the time vend delay gives the vend device time to start without taking time away from the time-vend period purchased. It is possible to start the time vend delay and eject the card or cash before the completion of the countdown without a debit taking place. The time vend delay applies only to the first time period (not in subsequent autodebits).
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Press Eject to remove the card or press the coin return to recover unused escrow. Relay 2 will disable the device, but the time-vend period purchased and already in progress will continue to count down. If another patron inserts a card, relay 2 will re-enable and the current time-vend period will run out (allowing that patron some free vending time). Auto-debit will then resume, and the cycle will continue until the value of the new card falls below the vend price. In this case, time vend delay will not be activated.
Optos 1 and 2 are still active during time-vend mode; if they receive debit pulses from the vending device during a time-vend session, they will perform a debit.
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CHAPTER 3
Setting Parameters
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A set of programming parameters is available to customize the operation of the Vending Access Control Terminal. This chapter describes several methods you can use to set parameters on your machine:
Parameter


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Parameters are grouped into four menus: PIN Menu, Parameters Menu, Timing Menu, and Price Menu. When you enter program mode, youre presented with the four menus, and are given the option of skipping over the menus youre not interested in. This makes it easier for you to locate specific parameter(s) quickly.
The table below lists the parameters in the order they appear in the menus (shown in the shaded rows), and gives the page number on which you can find a detailed description of each parameter.
Description
page
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CHAPTER 3: SETTING PARAMETERS
TABLE 1
Parameter
Description
page

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Parameter
Description
page
SW1 SW2
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push buttons
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Use the push buttons on the expansion board to set parameter values.
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The Vending Access Control Terminal must be in program mode to change parameter values. Below is a description of the various ways to set parameter values in program mode.
Open the Vending Access Control Terminal using the key that was shipped with the unit. The expansion board is mounted on the CPU. It has two push buttons, labeled SW1 and SW2. To enter program mode, hold the two buttons down simultaneously for about three seconds, until Program Mode appears on the display. When you release the buttons, the first parameter will be displayed.


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Step through the parameters by repeatedly pressing the Eject button located on the front of the unit. Alter the value of the parameters in the following ways. To increase the current parameter setting, press SW1; to decrease it, press SW2. To set a parameter to its lowest value, press both buttons simultaneously; now press SW2 to roll back to the highest value allowed. To set a parameter to its highest value, first set it to the lowest value (see above), then press SW2. This will roll the parameter back to the highest value.

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A convenient way to set parameters is with the optional keypad available from XCP (see page 4). Unlike the push-button method, this tool allows you to enter numbers directly, backtrack to a previously displayed parameter, and exit out of program mode at any time. The keypad also allows you to perform PIN maintenance. Check the card reader and remove any card from the unit. Check for and remove any remaining escrow before proceeding. Plug the keypad into the DB9 jack on the rear of the CPU board. If the keypad is enabled, the unit will automatically enter program mode. If an error message informs you that the keypad is locked, insert the Read Any card and press the Eject button when the display prompts you to. Once the keypad is enabled, exit this menu by flipping the card over and re-inserting it. Now unplug the keypad and plug it in again to enter program mode.
Step through the parameters using the keys, as described in the table below, to change and save values. The first parameter youll see is Keypad. Set this parameter to No if you prefer to leave the keypad port locked when the machine is in service. This security feature is meant to prevent unauthorized access to the parameters. It will not take effect until you exit program mode. If you have stepped through all the available parameters, the display will read: Menu End. If you do not terminate program mode (by pressing Enter), the unit will do so automatically if doesnt detect activity for three minutes. All changes are saved in either case.

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Solution
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KEYPAD ERROR MESSAGES HOW TO USE THE KEYPAD

Use the Read Any card to disable the keypad. This will lock the keypad port to prohibit unauthorized people from accessing the parameters.

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You can upload parameters over the serial port to your PC using XCPs API protocol. Set the parameters on your PC, then download the updated values to the unit.
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Each Cash and Units program card is pre-encoded with an assigned access code, which will be copied from the card to the unit during programming. You must have a Cash or Units program card for each access code used at your site (each unit can have up to four access codes).
1 2 3 4
Youll need the Site Code card and the Create All card to reset parameters to their default settings. Meters are cleared by this action, so you might want to print them out first (see page 23).
1
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Enter program mode using one of the methods described in Changing parameter values on page 16. Step through the parameters until you reach Access Code 1 . If you used the expansion board to enter program mode, you will be prompted to insert a program card. If you press Eject when prompted to insert the program card, the software will skip to the next parameter, without change. Insert a Cash or Units program card encoded with a VC code that matches the one on this particular unit. The machine reads the card, programs itself with the access code from the card, and ejects the it. Move on to the next parameter by pressing the Eject button on the unit or the Enter key on the keypad.
Insert the Site Code card.

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The display reads System Programmed to Site Code xxxx (where xxxx is your unique site code number), and the card is ejected automatically. The machine is now encoded with your site code, which matches the site code on your Create All card.
2
Insert the Create All card. The machine beeps. A message is displayed, which flashes eight times over a period of 24 seconds. Choose to either set the defaults or cancel the operation. To set defaults, press and hold the Eject button for three seconds. The machine beeps and displays a message that the default parameters have been set. The site code is erased from the machine (which you can later reset with the Site Code card). To cancel the operation, press the Eject button for less than three seconds. The unit will not set the defaults and will eject the card. The display will read: Default Cancelled . If you wait more than the allotted 24 seconds to press the Eject button, the operation is cancelled and the card is ejected automatically.

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You can access the meters with the Read Any program card. You can view and reset meters, print them out, or upload them to a spreadsheet program (using the Read Any card only). The meters logged for theVending Access Control Terminal are listed in the table below.

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All vend activity is recorded with an extensive set of internal electronic meters. All meters come in pairs:
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This meter
Records this transaction
Provide a tamper-proof record of all transactions made on the system. Allow for periodic recording of transactions. They are usually viewed, then reset immediately on some regular basis.
Using Meters
CHAPTER 4
CHAPTER 4: USING METERS

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You can view both resetable and non-resetable meters directly on the display or by uploading them to a PC. The meters are listed in the table above.
Insert the Read Any card. The software will flash a menu with several choices. Press the Eject button when the view meters option flashes on the display. This moves you to the resetable meters. Press the Eject button to step through each of the meter totals.
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When you reach the end of the resetable meters, the unit will beep and will prompt you to reset them. The message will flash for 25 seconds. If you do nothing, the unit will move to the next step. To clear the meters, press and hold the Eject button for three seconds. To leave the meters unchanged, press the Eject button for less than three seconds. The non-resetable meters are displayed next. Step through them the same way you view the resetable meters. You will not be given the option of clearing the non-resetable meters.
You can upload all meters to a PC over the serial port using XCPs API protocol (call XCP for details). All meters, including non-resetable ones, will be reset if you use the Create All card to reset the parameters on the Vending Access Control Terminal to their default states (see page 19).
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For units configured without a card reader, you can use the bypass key switch (a switch that is activated with a key) to: View non-resetable non-card meters Perform a manual payout of change from the coin dispenser Dispense free vends if the PC software allows it
Insert the bypass key switch where it fits in the slot on top of the Vending Access Control Terminal, and turn it once to the right. The non-resetable cash debit meters are displayed alternately on the display. They continue to flash until you turn the bypass switch off. If a printer is hooked up, the meters being viewed will automatically print at this time.
With the key turned, use buttons SW1 and SW2 on the expansion board as follows: To dispense a nickel, press SW1 To dispense a dime, press SW2 To dispense a quarter, press both buttons simultaneously. While the bypass key switch is activated, the unit is in bypass mode. During this time, coin and bill activity is registered only on the display; it is NOT recorded in the meters. Each time the operator inserts or manually dispenses cash, the net change is updated on the display. The Vending Access Control Terminal software does not monitor the coin sensors during manual payouts of cash. This means that is is possible to dispense change from an empty coin tube by accidentally pressing on the buttons. If this happens, the display will still show it as a coin paid out.
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You can hook up a portable printer to print out meters (see page 55 for instructions).

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Insert the Read Any card. Press the Eject button when the option to print meters or meter totals is displayed. First the resetable, then the non-resetable meters will print. When meters are printed, all categories are printed, even if they are valued at $0.00.
Youll only need to set this file up once. For subsequent ASCII dumps, simply launch this HyperTerminal file.
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Insert the Read Any card and press the Eject button when Write ASCII File is displayed. Choose one of these methods to create the ASCII file: Hyper terminal: Copy the contents of the file youve read-in, paste it into a text editor, and save it as a text file. XCP program: Launch the XCP utility program, asciidump.exe. The software runs under Windows 95/98 and allows you to seamlessly write the meters to new or existing ASCII files.
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You can write your meters to a file, which you can later import into a spreadsheet program. The meters are sent in a comma-delimited ASCII format for easy import into spreadsheets.
You can choose one of several methods to write this ASCII file: from a HyperTerminal, with an XCP utility program, or in DOS mode. Hook up your PC to the Vending Access Control Terminal by connecting a 9-pin to 9-pin serial cable to the DB9 port on the back of the controller board. If you want to use the HyperTerminal method, create a new HyperTerminal file and set the properties as follows; otherwise, go to step 3.
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Import the file into your favorite spreadsheet program. DOS mode: Boot your computer in DOS mode (as opposed to a DOS window) and type the following string: copy com1:filename (where com1 is the number of the serial port on the PC that the cable is plugged into and filename is the destination file), then press Enter.

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CHAPTER 5
PIN Accounts
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The Vending Access Control Terminal supports personal identification numbers (PINs) ranging from 09999. A terminal can store up to 1500 accounts at one time.

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PIN cards behave like credit cards. Unlike Cash and Units debit cards, which actually store a value that is decreased each time the card is used, PIN cards contain only an account number. Every time the PIN card is used, theVAC terminal records the number of vends made to that account by incrementing a counter. There is an internal counter for each price level. You cannot debit a PIN card.
A PIN account is activated in the terminals memory the first time the PIN card is inserted in the reader.
The maximum number of vends a customer can make with a PIN card is a programmable parameter; the default is 65,535 for all price levels combined. When the maximum number is reached, the counter (meter) will not roll over; instead, a message will be flashed momentarily and vending will be terminated. The card will be ejected and the customer will not be able to use that account until the meter is cleared. You can find out how to set vend limits on PIN cards by reading Set Max Vends (1 3) on page 28.
CHAPTER 5: PIN ACCOUNTS
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You must use a hand-held keypad to set up and maintain PIN accounts (see Using the keypad to set parameters on page 17 to find out how to use this product). Using this method, you can: Set the maximum number of vends for three groups of PIN accounts. View and edit the locked status and price meters of specified PIN accounts.
The parameters and meters available for PIN setup and maintenance are described below. The Read Any program card allows you to print PIN meters and write them to an ASCII file. See Printing PIN account information on page 31 and Writing PIN account data to a file on page 31 for more information on these functions.
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(Yes/No) Set this parameter to Yes to enter the PIN maintenance menu; set it to No to proceed to the setup parameters.
(Yes/No) This menu allows you to access parameters for setting vend limits on three groups of PIN accounts. Users with PIN cards that fall into a lockout range will be prevented from making more vends than specified by the lockout value (Max Vends) for that range. Max Vends keeps a running total of all price meters combined for that PIN account; you cant lock out individual price categories.
Setting the Set Max Vends (13) menus to No will allow you to skip to the next parameter, leaving the lockout ranges and vend limits at their present settings.
Change the Set Max Vends 1 menu to Yes. Define the lockout range by setting the lower and upper PINs.
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Set the Max Vends parameter to the number of vends you want those PIN accounts limited to. Use the Set Max Vends 2 and 3 menus to define vend limits for two more groups of PIN accounts.
To set a lockout value for an individual PIN card, see Price Meters on page 30.
If you dont want to define lockout ranges, you can reset parameters to their default settings. Follow the instructions above for defining a lockout range and value. Set the lower PIN to 0 and the upper PIN to 9999 for all three ranges. Set the maximum number of vends allowed for all PIN accounts to the system limit of 65,535.
Below is an example of how you can set vend limits on three groups of PIN accounts.
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The maximum number of vends for PIN accounts not included in any of the three lockout ranges is 65,535.
(0 9999) The maximum number of PINs a VAC terminal can accommodate is 1500. You can delete individual PINs with the keypad. If you enter a valid account number when prompted by this parameter, that PIN account is deleted from memory. If you enter an account number that does not exist in the system, the unit will display a message that says the account was not found.


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(0 9999) Enter an account number when prompted by this parameter. The unit will search to see if this PIN account already exists. If the account does not already exist, the unit creates a new account with that PIN. The new account will be locked. If the account already exists, the unit finds it.
In either case, the unit then moves on to the View PIN parameter, and displays the newly created or found PIN account.
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(0 9999) This parameter lets you view and edit an existing PIN account. If the system found or created a PIN account with the Create PIN parameter, it will display that account number now. You can also type in the number of an account youd like to view, then press Enter. If the account you enter does not exist, the next highest account number will be displayed. Press the (+) and (-) keys to jump to the next highest or lowest account number in the system. Once an account is found, press the up and down arrow keys to view the lock status and meters.
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(Yes/No) This parameter will tell you whether the PIN account found by the View PIN parameter is locked. You can change this parameter from the keypad or from a PC. PINs are most commonly locked because a user has lost his or her card, and you want to suspend activity on that card until the problem is resolved.
Price meters are stored for each PIN account; they are actually counters that increment each time a vend is made at a particular price level using that PIN card. There is a counter dedicated to each of the price levels. All price meters are listed in the PIN maintenance menu, whether or not the corresponding price levels are used by the vending device.
To reset a price meter, simply set it to zero. When a vend is made at that price level, the meter will start incrementing again.
You can limit the vending activity of an individual account holder by manipulating the price meter for an unused price level.
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If youve set PIN lockout ranges (see Set Max Vends (1 3) on page 28), check the Max Vends limit for the range this particular account falls into. For this example, well assume the limit is 1000. Decide how many vends you will allow on this PIN account; lets use 100. Subtract this number from the Max Vends value. The result is 900. Now set the unused price meter to 900.
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Subsequent vends made at each price level are recorded in the price meters. All price meters including the unused one are added together and compared against Max Vends. After only 100 vends, the limit will be reached. The customer is charged only for vends made at the valid price levels.
When you print out a terminals PIN accounts, information recorded for all active accounts is printed whether or not an account has experienced activity.
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Insert the Read Any card. Press the Eject button when Print PIN Account is displayed. The PIN number, locked status, and price meters for all valid PIN accounts is printed.
You can write the PIN account information to a file, which you can later import into a spreadsheet program. This data is written in comma-delimited ASCII format. Follow the steps for writing meters to a file. See Writing meters to a file on page 13 for instructions.

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When you come to step 3 on page 24, insert the Read Any card, and choose ASCII PIN Dump (instead of ASCII Meters Dump) from the list of options. Then continue with the directions.

CHAPTER 6
Formatting User Cards

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User cards can be encoded with a value using the Cash or Units program cards you received with your unit. Each program card contains a VC code, access code, and value, all of which are encoded on the user cards during programming. Youll need one Cash/Units program card for each access code on your unit up to four sets.
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Note: You have the option of buying conveniently pre-formatted user cards from XCP. For optional products, see page 4.

CHAPTER 6: FORMATTING USER CARDS
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If the machine is programmed with low value (VC) software, you can format your own cards. User cards with a medium or high value license (see User cards on page 5) must be encoded for the first time at the factory. You can later re-encode them as needed.
Insert a Cash or Units program card. The unit will enter program mode. You can back out of this operation at any time (see below). If youve inserted a Cash program card, the first message displayed is Prog Amount : $xx.xx, where xx.xx is the cash value encoded on the program card. If youve inserted a Units program card, the message reads Prog Amt: xxxx, where xxxx is the number of units encoded on the program card.
Increase the value to be encoded on a user card by pressing the Eject button repeatedly until the desired value is displayed. You must start the cycle over again to decrease the value. Insert the user card that you want to program. The new card will now be automatically encoded with the newly selected value, the VC code, access code, and the card type (cash or units) of the program card you just removed. The unit displays the value being programmed on the left of the display, and the number of cards successfully encoded on the right side of the display. The unit keeps track only of cards encoded in the current programming session. For example: $1.00 #Cards: 50 shows that 50 cards have been encoded with a value of $1.00.
To finish programming user cards, press the Eject button.
If, after inserting a Cash or Units program card, you decide not to program any cards, simply insert a card upside down. When the unit has tried unsuccessfully to write to that card (the unit beeps and the screen displays the message Invalid Card , press the Eject button.

APPENDIX A
Detailed Parameters
This chapter contains descriptions of all the programming parameters available in the Vending Access Control Terminal. The step-by-step instructions on how to go about setting parameters are contained in Chapt er3.

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(Yes/No) You can use a keypad to program XCP products equipped with our Raptor-series controller board.
To enable a keypad, set the parameter to Yes using the expansion board or PC. Then simply plug the 4-by 4-character keyboard into the serial port on the CPU board. The unit enters program mode automatically. See Using the keypad to set parameters on page 12 for instructions on using this product and dealing with error codes.
Set the Keypad parameter to No. If youve set the parameter using the keypad itself, the change will not take effect until your next programming session.
APPENDIX A: DETAILED PARAMETERS
(02.55) Used when adding value to a Units card. This is the cost in dollars for each unit encoded on a card. For example, if the cost per unit is $.10, and a patron inserts a Units card and one dollar, 10 units are added to the card.
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(. / ,) This parameter toggles between the two currency separators. This separator will be seen in all menus, displays, and printouts, except the commadelimited ASCII file. In this case, the separator will default to a decimal point so that the commas can be used to distinguish between meter fields when read into a spreadsheet program.
(Yes/No) Set this parameter to Yes to display the dollar sign next to currency parameters; set it to No to disable the dollar sign.
This is the maximum cash value a patron can insert into the bill acceptor if a card was not inserted first. (If a card is inserted first, the Max Cash Card or Max Units Card is activated instead.) The maximum allowable value is $99.99 for low-value and $999.99 for high-value licenses.
This is the maximum card value the machine will accept. The maximum allowable value is $99.99 for low-value cards, $999.99 for medium-value cards, and $9999.99 for high-value cards.
This is the maximum number of units the Vending Access Control Terminal will accept on a Units card. The maximum number of units is 9999 for lowvalue cards, 99999 for medium-value cards, and 999999 for high-value cards.
(9600 or 19200) Rate of serial communications transmission between the host PC and the unit, and the keypad and the unit. The keypad automatically detects the units baud rate and adjusts itself. If the baud rate is changed via the keypad, it takes effect only after program mode is terminated. Software running on the host PC might set this parameter automatically to achieve optimal performance.
(0 60:00) Allows you to set the amount of time for one time-vend period. Setting this parameter to zero disables time vending. Time vend works only in standard mode.
(0 5:00) This parameter is visible only if Time Vend is set to something other than zero. This delay period starts just after a card has been inserted and relay 2 enabled, but before the money is debited from the card or escrow. The purpose is to give the vend device time to start without taking time away from the time-vend period purchased.
(030:00) This is the amount of time in minutes and seconds that the Vending Access Control Terminal will wait when a patron has left either a card or escrow in the unit. Keep in mind that this feature is included to prevent patrons from walking away without their cards and to keep the unit from reverting to the idle state too quickly. If there is escrow alone in the unit, a timer will sound 15, 10, and 5 seconds before the No Activity timer expires. Then the fate of that escrow is dependent on the state of No Activity Payout (see below). If there is a card in the unit, an alarm will not sound. Remaining escrow will be transferred to the card, and the card will be ejected.
(Yes/No) This parameter is visible only if No Activity is set to something other than 0. It determines what happens to escrow when the no activity timer expires.

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To enable this parameter, set it to the amount of change the unit will pay out from a Cash card. To disable this parameter, set it to $.00.
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If set to Yes, the unit writes the balance to a card or pays it out in change. If set to No, the escrow amount is left on the display.
Set the parameter for the amount of time you want the unit to wait before taking action.
Setting No Activity to 0 will disable it. The card will stay in the unit indefinitely, and escrow will remain on the screen until someone comes along and revalues a card with it.
(Yes/No) This parameter determines whether the unit can be used for revaluing user cards. Set it to Yes to use the unit as a revalue station, permitting patrons to revalue their cards via the bill or coin acceptors. Set it to No to prevent the user from revaluing a card. The coin and bill acceptors are disabled if a card is inserted; or the card transport is disabled if cash has been deposited first.
(0 2.00) This parameter determines the amount of change that will be paid out when a patron inserts a card and presses the coin return. This parameter applies only to Cash cards. The Vending Access Control Terminal does pay out from Units or PIN cards.

For example, assuming this value is set at $1, if a patron inserts a Cash Card and presses the coin return, $1 is dispensed in cash and that amount is removed from the cards value. The unit then ejects the card. If the value on the card is less than the $1 the patron requested, the unit dispenses the remaining value on the card, reducing its value to $.00.
(0-9999) Unique number used to identify individual Vending Access Control Terminal units. When the unit is configured at the factory, this parameter is set to zero. You should assign each machine at your site a unique number. This number is displayed at boot-up and printed at the top of a meter print out and ASCII file.
This is the delay between lines of text sent to the printer. Since the printer port does not use handshaking, it is necessary to put a delay at the end of each line of text sent to the printer to allow it to write the text before receiving the next line. The default setting is 175, which translates into a 1.1-second delay between each line. If this setting is too low, the resulting output will show lines running together. For example, if line 1 were to read Meters for Machine: and line 2 were to read Cards Sold: the resulting output might look like Meters For Cards Sold. Appendix D contains information on attaching a portable printer.
(0 3) This parameter turns on one, two, or three custom messages, which are displayed while the terminal is in the idle state (i.e., it is not processing any transactions). You need to download custom messages over the serial port using XCPs API protocol (call XCP for details). Set this parameter to 0 for the standard message to appear.
(0 50,000) This is the weight assigned to each pulse sent from a pulse bill or coin acceptor. If each pulse is worth $1.00, for example, you would set this parameter to 100.

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(0-255) Access codes are a discreet way of differentiating between user types. For example, in a university environment students, teachers, and walk-in customers could all have different access codes. The Vending Access Control Terminal allows up to four access codes. Access codes are assigned by XCP and set at the factory. In most cases, they should not have to be changed. If you must change an access code, you can do so using your Cash or Units program cards (see Setting the units access codes on page 10). The access code is read from the card and assigned to the Vending Access Control Terminal. If you want to define more than one type of access, youll need more than one set of program cards, each encoded with a different access code.
(Yes/No) Timing parameters are set to match the timing of the host vending device. The values should be published in the host products documentation. Set this selection to Yes to enter the timing menu. Set the parameter to No to skip the timing parameters.
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(Yes/No) Use this parameter to set the software to either steering mode (Yes) or standard mode (No).
(00.000 30.000) This parameter is set in 50-millisecond increments. This is the minimum length of time, in seconds, a debit pulse must be active for it to be considered a valid debit pulse. Sense time 1: This parameter applies to opto 1, which registers the price 1 pulse in standard mode and the debit pulse in steering mode. Sense time 2: This parameter applies to opto 2, which registers the price 2 pulse, in standard mode only.
Setting the parameter to zero really sets it to 5 milliseconds, which might be enough time to flush out any noise. If Sense Time is set too short, the vend device could interpret noise as a debit pulse; if it is set too long, the machine might dispense free copies.

(00.000 30.000) This parameter is set in 50-millisecond increments. This is the length of time, in seconds, after a valid pulse when any further pulses registered by that opto are ignored. Pulses on the other opto in standard mode will be recognized if still active after blind time expires. Blind time 1: This parameter applies to opto 1, which monitors the price 1 pulse in standard mode and the debit pulse in steering mode. Blind time 2: This parameter applies to opto2, which monitors the price 2 pulse, in standard mode only.
Blind Time masks unwanted pulses (i.e., double pulses or glitches). If this parameter is set too short, double debits could occur, but if set too long, vends could be missed.
(00.000 30.000) This parameter is set in 50-millisecond increments. The Reset Delay is the length of time, in seconds, that the relays stay energized after the job is terminated (i.e., the patron pushes the Eject button or the cardor escrow value falls below the vend price). If escrow falls below the vend price, Reset Delay does not occur until after Sense Time has expired. Reset Delay 1: This parameter applies to opto 1, which registers the price 1 pulse in standard mode and the debit pulse in steering mode. Reset Delay 2: This parameter applies to opto 2, which registers the price 2 pulse, in standard mode only.
The host device must be kept on long enough for the job to complete (e.g., for the paper to get through the copier without jamming), but not so long that another job starts (and copies are dispensed for free).
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(00.000 30.000) This parameter is set in 50-millisecond increments. This is the length of time (in seconds) between the end of the Reset Delay and the moment the card is ejected. Eject Delay ensures that the card is held until the vending process is complete and all debits are in. If Eject Delay is set too short, the card could be ejected while the vending device is still running, resulting in free copies being dispensed. If it is set too long, customers might become irritated, waiting for their cards to be ejected.

Note: Setting this parameter to zero actually sets it to 50 milliseconds.
(Yes/No) Set this parameter to Yes to enter the price menu. The price parameters you see will depend on whether the machine is operating in standard or steering mode. If the software is configured to operate in standard mode, only price 1 and price 2 will be seen for each of the four access codes. If the software is configured to operate in steering mode, there will be eight prices visible for each of the four access codes.
The pricing parameters are shown in the table below.

PRICING PARAMETERS Access code 1 Access code 2 Access code 3 Access code 4 Cash only1
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Cash card prices
Units card prices

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Only available in units with coin or bill acceptors

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Cause
Error Messages & Troubleshooting
APPENDIX B
Solution

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APPENDIX B: ERROR MESSAGES & TROUBLESHOOTING
Error Message
Cause
Solution
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Error Message
Cause
Solution

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You can load the coin tubes in one of two ways without impacting the meters: Enter bypass mode with the bypass key switch. Deposit the change and turn off the key switch. Escrow will be cleared. Deposit the coins and use one of the methods described below in Clearing escrow to remove the escrow.
In the event that unwanted escrow is left on the LCD, it is possible to remove it without impacting the meters. This can be done in a number of ways. If the unit has a card reader, simply insert a program card; the escrow will be removed when the card is ejected. If this product does not contain a card reader, you can remove escrow by entering program mode from the push buttons or by entering bypass mode. Changing parameter values on page 7 describes how to perform these functions.
If a patron has inserted money, then tried unsuccessfully to transfer it to a card, the investment is not lost. After the Vending Access Control Terminal writes to a card, it draws that card back in and verifies that the write was suc-

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In the event of a power failure during a transaction, the unit will save the following information. Escrow amount Card value Access code Card type
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cessful. The reader will try verifying the card five times before giving up and ejecting the card. If, for any reason, the machine is unable to write to a card, the reader saves the following data to memory. Card value Access code Card type

Insert the Read Any card and choose the recharge card option from the menu. The reader displays the last failure amount (the value that the system failed to write to the card) and prompts you to insert a card to revalue. If you decide not to recharge a card, press Eject to return to the idle state. Insert a NEW card (not the failed one) into the transport. The card will be recharged with the value displayed. This amount, along with the access code and card type, are then erased from the card readers memory. The card is ejected automatically.
Note: The Vending Access Control Terminal saves only one write failure value at a time. If a second card is inserted (and fails) before the value of the first card has been determined, the card reader will report only the value of the second card.
When the unit regains power, the data listed above is restored. If there is a card in the transport, the data will be written to the card and the card ejected. If there was escrow and no card in the unit before the power outage, that amount will be restored and the display updated. The patron can then continue with the transaction.



APPENDIX C
Read-Write Head Maintenance

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We recommend that the read-write device be serviced on a regular basis. Depending on usage, service should be done every three to six months. When kept clean and properly adjusted, the read-write head will last approximately three to six years, depending on usage. There are two methods used in cleaning the read-write head. The method you choose will depend on how dirty the unit is.
Use a cleaning card to clean readers that are not extremely dirty. These cards are available in kits supplied by various manufacturers. When using a cleaning card, be sure to follow the manufacturers instructions. Points to remember while using cleaning card kits: The cleaning card should not be used more than once. Most cleaning cards come with a cloth-like surface on one side, which youll run across the head surface. To clean the drive tires, orient the card so the cloth side runs across the drive tires and hold the card stationary for a few seconds, letting the motor run. This will remove most of the dirt and oil that builds up on the drive tires during normal usage.
If the unit is extremely dirty or has not been serviced in the last six months, a more thorough cleaning should be done to ensure reliable operation. All maintenance should be done with the unit unplugged.

APPENDIX C: READ-WRITE HEAD MAINTENANCE

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Unplug the reader and remove it from the housing. Place the reader upside down on the work surface to expose the bottom. Disconnect the ribbon cable (and buzzer harness, if applicable) from the side board of the reader. Disconnect the yellow head wires from the read/write head. Remove the two #4 nylon nuts, two nylon shoulder washers, and two compression springs from the head mounting posts. If applicable, disconnect the extension spring from the rear of the head holder. Lift the head and holder off the mounting post. Ensure that the brown shoulder washers remain on the post. Clean the head surface thoroughly with a paper towel and a non-abrasive cleaner such as isopropyl alcohol. Be sure to remove all dirt and oil before re-installing it into the reader. If applicable, connect the extension spring to the rear of the head holder. Place the head assembly onto the mounting posts. Make sure the head assembly is seated properly on the shoulder washers, with the collars coming up through the tabs of the assembly. Install the coil springs on the posts, then place the nylon washers on the posts with the collar down so it goes into the coil springs. Install the nylon nuts on the posts and tighten so that the coil springs are compressed, but do not let the shoulder washers touch. Place a card into the card bed and watch the head rise up on the card. The head should be level. If not, tighten or loosen the corresponding nylon nut to make the head level. Remove the card and verify that the head doesnt come in contact with the drive tire. The head should be a paper width away from the drive tire. Clean the drive tire with alcohol and a lint-free cloth.
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You can purchase cleaning card kits through Kic Products. Call them at (603) 924-6205, or visit their Web site at www.kicproducts.com.
APPENDIX D
Setting up a Printer
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You can hook up a portable printer to the Vending Access Control Terminal to print out history meters and PIN account information. Look on page 4 for a list of the printers available from XCP. Follow the instructions below to connect the printer to the unit. Open the enclosure and connect a serial printer to the DB9 port on the back of the controller board. The controller board is mounted on top of the card transport, just below the expansion board. The printer should be configured to operate with the parameters listed below. Read the manual that accompanied the printer to find out how to set them. Baud rate: 9600 Parity: none Data bits: 8 Stop bits: 1 Hardware and software flow control must be disabled

Put the Vending Access Control Terminal into program mode (see Changing parameter values on page16) and set the Printer Delay parameter to one of these values: XCP 2600: 175 DPU-201G: 225


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APPENDIX D: SETTING UP A PRINTER
APPENDIX E
Connectors and Jumpers

XCPs Vending Access Control products use a DB15 connector to interface with third-party vending devices. The DB15 connector is an XCP standard for interfacing a VAC terminal to devices such as copiers, microfiche readers, and printers. Pre-assembled harnesses with installation instructions are available for most copiers. Call XCP for details. The illustration on the following page shows the pinout settings for this connector.

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You can set the jumpers on the jumper block to configure different options of the Raptor CPU. See the illustration on the next page for details.

Incorrect settings will result in equipment malfunction and/or damage
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The following list contains the replaceable parts for all Raptor-based products from XCP.
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Part number Key
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APPENDIX F: REPLACEABLE PARTS
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Application program interface. Sets of commands that allow the unit to communicate with a host PC. A device that accepts currency in bill format. If there is a card in the unit, the value of the currency is added to the card value; if no card is present, the currency value is considered escrow. The process of removing value from a patrons card or escrow. Components that draw the card into the card reader for reading and writing. It consists of a motor, gears, pinch roller, and lower idler wheel. The button on the front of the unit that is used to eject the card and scroll through programming parameters. Cash or credit value from a bill or coin acceptor. The value is located in memory. Escrow is used when there is no card in the unit. To program a card so that it can be used with the card system. The condition of the unit when it is turned on but no user card or escrow has been inserted. Device that reads and writes data on the card.

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Black (high corsivity) or brown (low corsivity) stripe on the back of the VendaCard that stores data read and written by the unit. Controller and expansion board set developed by XCP and released in Spring 1999. It replaces the 12-series board set. An electrical device that detects when a card has been inserted into the card reader. There are three sets of card sensors. The DB9 port on the back of the unit for plugging in a serial cable that connects to a printer or PC. Units are programmed with a site code, a license that is unique to the customer site. A site code encoded on the Create All program card and on User PIN cards matches the site code of the unit. The sale of products, time, or services from a vend device. XCP card with a magnetic stripe, used for encoding data.VendaCard is a registered trademark of XCP. A piece of equipment to which the card reader is connected, and from which the patron purchases goods or services. Vending Access Control Terminal.
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Numerics 55-Raptor Series 1 See also Raptor board A Access Code meter 21 Access Code parameter 15, 40 Access codes changing 40, 46 invalid 46 programmed on card s33 programmed on u n it 3 saved during power failur e50 saved during write failur e50 setting, on uni t3, 19 API Serial Cable purchasing from XCP 5 Application programming interfac e2 ASCII meters file contents of 25 creating 2425 See also Meters Auto-debiting 11 B Baud rate 55 Baud Rate parameter 14, 37 Bill acceptor enabling and disabling 38 maximum cash accepted 36 out of order 45 rejects bills 46 wont accept bills 48 Blind Time parameter 15, 41 Boot-up information 4, 71 Bypass key switch viewing meters with 23 Bypass mode 23 C Card dispenser empty 48 Card failure recovering data aft er1 Card limit 4 exceeding set limits 45 Card reader cards accepted 1 data saved during write failur e50 read-write head, cleaning 5354 read-write head, misalignment of 47 Card transport 55 Card type cards accepted by system ix, 1 saved during power failur e50 saved during write failur e50 setting vend price accordin g to1 Card value programmed on card 33 saved during power failur e50 saved during write failur e50 Cash cards maximum value of 36 paying out change fro m38 pricing structure 43 See also Units cards; User cards Cash limit exceeding set limits 45 maximum accepted 36 maximum allowed for low and high value licenses 36 Cash program card changing access code with 40 contents of 3, 33 formatting cash user cards wit h34 purpose of 3 setting access code with 19 See also Cash cards; Program cards; User cards Cash. See Change Change free 14, 38 paying out off car d14 setting amount paid out off card 38 Cleaning cards purchasing 54

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using 53 Coin acceptor enabling and disabling 38 Coin dispenser dispensing coins with bypass key 23 dispensing from an empty coin tube 23 out of coins 46 See also Change; Coin tubes, loading Coin sensors, monitoring 23 Coin tubes, loading 49 Controller board. See Raptor board Cost Per Unit parameter 14, 36 Create All card purpose of 3 resetting default parameters with 1920 resetting meters with 22 Create PIN parameter 13, 30 Currency parameters dollar sign in 36 separators 36 Custom Message parameter 14, 39 D Data bits 55 DB15 connector 7, 57 DB9 jack plugging keypad int o17 Debit cards. See User cards Debit pulses detected in time-vend mode 12 double, masking 41 ignoring 41 in standard mode 10 in steering mode 9 Debits timing o f41, 42 Delete PIN parameter 13, 29 Dispensing cash 23 Display all blocks on 48 no letters on 48 programming custom messages for 39 Dollar Sign paramete r14, 36 DOS mode 24 Drive tire
cleaning 54 Duart failure 46 E Eject Delay paramete r15, 42 Error messages 4547 on keypad 18 Escrow clearing 49 left in the unit 14, 3738 saved during power failur e50 wont clear 49 Expansion board 55 failed 46 illustration o f16 setting parameters wit h1617 F Formatting user card s34 Free Change parameter 14, 38 H Hardware failure 46 Harness 7 High value software 34 Host PC rate of data transmission with unit 37 HyperTerminal file, creating 24 J Jumpers jumper block pinout 57 setting for standard and steering modes 78 K Keypad enabling and disabling 35 error messages 18 functions of 18 maintaining PIN accounts with 28 plugging into uni t17 purchasing from XCP 6 rate of data transmission with unit 37 setting parameters wit h1718 Keypad paramete r14, 35 Keypad port locking 18

INDEX
L Leading edge debiting 42 Licenses programmed onto cards/unit at factory 3 See also Access codes; Site code; VC codes Locked paramete r 14, 30 Low value software 34 M Machine number displayed at power up 4 recording 71 Machine Number parameter 14, 39 Magnetic stripe cards 1 See also User cards Maintenance menu accessing, with Read Any card 3 Max Cash Card parameter 14, 36 Max Cash parameter 14, 36 Max Units Card paramete r 14, 36 Max Vends parameter 29 reaching limit of 45 Messages. See Custom Message parameter; Error messages Meters 2 available in unit 21 clearing 22 importing into a spreadsheet 24 non-resetable 21 printing 2324 printing to an auxiliary printe r55 resetable 21 tracking transactions with 21 uploading to your P C22 viewing with bypass key switch 23 viewing with Read Any card 22 when coin and bill activity is not recorded 23 writing to an ASCII file 2425, 25 Motor in unit not running 48 runs constantly 49 N No Activity parameter 14 setting/unsetting the timer 38
No Activity Payout parameter 14 No activity timer disabled during time ven d11 Non-resetable meters 21 O Optical isolator. See Opto Opto determining price in steering mode 10 function o f7 registering debit pulse in steering mode 9 registering debit pulses in standard mode 10 registering selection conditions 9 P Parameter menus 13 Parameters available in unit 1315 customizing VAC terminal with 13 default values, resetting 1920 defaults, accessing with Create All card 3 setting with expansion boar d1617 setting with keypa d1718 setting with PC 19 Parameters Menu 14, 35 Parity 55 Part numbers of VAC terminal models ix Parts and service policy iv Parts, replaceable 59, 5962 Pay Out Off Card meter 21 Pay Out Off Card paramete r14, 38 PC hooking up to the VendaCode r24 setting parameters wit h19 uploading meters to 22 PC Cash Card Debits mete r21 PC Unit Card Debits meter 22 PIN accounts 1 accessing with keypad 17 activating 27 creating 30 deleting 29 locked status, editing 30

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locked status, viewing 30 locked, error message 45 maintaining 28 number supported by Vending Access Control Terminal 27, 29 price meters, editing 30 price meters, viewing 30 printing 31 system limit reached 46 viewing & editing 30 writing to a file 31 See also PIN cards PIN cards how they work 27 logging vends to 9 purchasing from XCP 5 setting vend limits o n27, 45 using in Time-vend mode 11 See also PIN accounts; User cards PIN Menu 13, 28, 35 Power failure restoring card data afte r2, 50 Pre-Cursor parameter 14, 36 Price (1 8) Vends met er21 Price Menu 15, 4344 Price Meters parameter 14, 30 Price. See Vend price Printer Delay paramete r14 setting 55 Printers connecting to the unit 55 purchasing from XCP 5 Products available from XCP 1, 56 Program card purchasing from XCP 6 Program cards 1 contents and purpose o f3 delivered with uni t3 See also Cash program cards; Units program cards Program mode backing out of 34 entering through keyboard 17 entering with push butto n 16 s Pulse detection modes 7 See also Standard mode; Steering mode Pulse Val parameter 15
Pulses detected in standard mode 10 detected in steering mode 9 how theyre detected 7 See also Debit pulses Push buttons illustration o f16 setting parameters wit h1617 R Raptor board illustration o f8 location of 55 Read Any card disabling keypad wit h18 enabling keypad wi t 17 h printing meters with 24 printing PIN accounts with 28, 31 purpose of 3 recharging failed card with 50 viewing meters with 22 writing meters to an ASCII file with 24 Read failure 47 Read-write head cleaning 5354 misalignment 47 Relay closure 1 Relays enabling vending device wi th7 in standard mode 1011 in steering mode 9 length of time enabled fo r41 Reset Delay parameter 15, 41 Resetable meters 21 Return authorizations iv Revaluing cards after a write failure 4950 enabling and disabling revalue function 38 S Sense Time parameter 15, 40 Serial port not working 48 Service policy iv Set Max Vends parameter 13, 2829 Site code

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displayed at power up 4 invalid 46 programmed on u n it 3 recording 71 resetting, with Site Code car d19 Site Code card purpose of 3 setting units site code wi th19 Software type. See VC codes Software version 4 recording 71 Standard mode 1011 advantages and disadvantages o f9 configuring terminal for 7 prices available in 4344 setting terminal t o40 Steering mode 910 advantages and disadvantages o f9 configuring terminal for 7 prices available in 4344 setting terminal t o40 Steering paramete r7, 15, 40 Stop bit s55 T Theft-deterrent 2 Time Vend Delay paramete r14, 37 Time Vend parameter 14, 37 Time vending 1, 1112 cancelling a session before a debit 12 ejecting user cards during 12 setting duration of a sessi on37 Timing Menu 7, 15, 40 Trailing edge debiting 4142 Trailing Edge parameter 15, 41 Transaction Terminal purchasing from XCP 6 Troubleshooting 4850 U Units setting cost of 36 Units cards maximum value of 36 pricing structure 43 See also Cash cards; User cards Units program card
changing access code with 40 contents of 3, 33 formatting units user cards wi t 34 h purpose of 3 setting access code with 19 See also Program cards; Units cards; User cards User cards 4 debiting after a vend 9 ejecting during a time-vend session 12 formatting 3, 6 formatting procedur e34 incompatible 47 invalid 46 left in unit 37 not accepted by card reade r48 purchasing from XCP 6 restoring data to, after power failure 50 revalue function, enabling and disabling 38 setting eject tim e42 theft of, deterring 2 third-party 6 unit cant read card 47 unknown 47 See also Cash cards; Card limits; Program cards; Units cards V VAC terminal. See Vending Access Control Terminal Value Transfer parameter 14, 38 VC code 4 programmed on card 33 programmed on uni t3 recording 71 VC codes high-value 4, 6, 36 low-value 4, 36 medium-value 4, 6, 36 Vend price in standard mode 10 in steering mode 9, 10 pricing structure 1 setting pricing paramete rs4344 VendaCard type. See Licenses; VC code

INDEX
VendaCoder hooking up to a P C24 purchasing from XCP 5 Vending Access Control Terminal 1 communication with vending device 7 connecting to vending devi ce7 customizing with parameter s13 features of 12 models covered in this manual ix powering up 4 Vending device communication with Vending Access Control Terminal 7 connecting to Vending Access Control Terminal 7 length of time enabled by rel ay41 Vending limits setting for groups of PIN accounts 2829 View PIN parameter 13, 30 W Write failure 47 revaluing card after 4950

Boot-up information
When your Vending Access Control Terminal is powering up, youll see boot-up information flash on the display screen. Please write this information in the spaces provided below, and have it ready when you call XCP for technical support.
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Formatting User Cards

Cash and Units program cards. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 Card formatting procedure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

Error Messages & Troubleshooting

Error messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 Troubleshooting guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

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Read-Write Head Maintenance

Connecting an auxiliary printer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55

Connectors and Jumpers

DB15 connector . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 Jumper block . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57

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