3M E-Switch Manual

75-0302-1496-1 Lane Pay Station E-Switch Kit Instructions - Version 1 1
KIT INSTRUCTIONS
Lane Pay Station E-Switch Kit Instructions

Kit Instructions • Lane Pay Station E-Switch Kit Instructions
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E-Switch Kit Overview
E-Switch Kit Overview
This document describes how to install and wire the new E-Switch PV8 anti-vandal push-
button switches on the front door of the Lane Pay Station as well as how to update the Lane
Pay Station labels.
Note: Damage to equipment that occurs as a result of performing maintenance or repairs while
power is ON is not covered by the warranty.
Note: Before performing any equipment maintenance or repair, refer to the equipment
operation and maintenance manuals.
Kit Contents
The Lane Pay Station E-Switch Kit includes:
■(1) Switch, Push-button, Anti-Vandal, Red Ring, 24V (E-Switch PV8F2Y1SS-315)
■(2) Switch, Push-button, Anti-Vandal, Green Ring, 24V (E-Switch PV8F2Y1SS-335)
■(1) Cable, PIL, E-Switch Push-button Power
■(1) Cable, PIL, E-Switch Push-button I/O
■(3) Cable, PIL, E-Switch Push-button Jumper
■Labels, PIL, Standard
Tools1
You will need the following tools to complete this process:
■Multi-diameter step drill bit with largest diameter = 1.00". Suggested step drill bits to
use include McMaster-Carr P/N 8841A33 or Irwin P/N 10220.
Before performing any equipment maintenance or repair, set the equipment
power to OFF, set the main circuit breaker to OFF, and lockout and tag the
main circuit breaker; failure to follow this warning can result in injury or
death to personnel and damage to equipment.
1 This manual may reference legacy part numbers and product names. Please refer to the 3M Parking Price
Book for current product names or contact your customer service representative with questions.
It is important that the largest diameter of the step drill is 1.00" and that it
passes cleanly through the hole, leaving a squared-off hole (Figure 1.1).

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Installing the E-Switch Kit
To install the E-Switch kit:
1. Disconnect the Lane Pay Station from the power source.
2. Using the step drill bit, expand the existing button holes to exactly 1.00".
Note: It is important that the largest diameter of the step drill bit (1.00") passes cleanly
through the hole, leaving a squared-off hole (Figure 1.1).
Figure 1.1 Drill Hole Example

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Installing the E-Switch Kit
3. Apply a black ring label round each button hole (Figure 1.2). For a professional look,
make sure to center the ring around the button hole!
Figure 1.2 Round Sticker Placement
4. Install the rubber o-ring (included) onto the shaft of the button; snug the o-ring up under
the flange (Figure 1.3). Repeat this step for all buttons.
Center the round
stickers around the
button holes

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Figure 1.3 O-Ring Placement
5. Install the buttons into the holes in the door that you drilled in step 2, securing each button
with the large hex nut (included).
a. Locate the color-coded dot on the back of the button. Refer to Figure 1.6 on page 8.
b. As viewed from the back of the device door, install the buttons so that the button with
the red dot is located in the far right position, and the buttons with the green dots are in
the middle and left positions (Figure 1.4).
Note: When the buttons are installed, a red or green colored ring will light around the
button, as shown in Figure 1.4.
Rubber O-Ring
Switch Button hole
in door
Button hole
in door
Hex nut

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Figure 1.4 Button Order
6. Connect the five kit cables to the buttons. Refer to Figure 1.5 on page 7, Figure 1.6 on
page 8, and Table 1.1 on page 8.
Figure 1.5 Cable Connections
View from front side of Lane Pay Station
door
Left Side Middle Right Side
Red Green Green
View from back side of Lane Pay Station
door
RedGreenGreen
View from back side of Lane Pay Station
I/O Cable
Power Cable
Jumper Cables
red
red
Black
Black
Green
White

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Figure 1.6 E-Switch Button Pin Numbering
7. Complete the PC Board connections (Figure 1.7 on page 9).
a. Move the BUTTONS connector from Recp 14 to J3 (positions 4 - 7).
b. Move the SECURITY connector from Recp 13 to J3 (positions 8 - 12).
Table 1.1 Wiring Table
From Wire Color Cable To
Lost Button, Pin 3 White I/O I/O Board, J3.4
Receipt Button, Pin 3 Green I/O I/O Board, J3.6
Cancel Button, Pin 3 Red I/O I/O Board, J3.7
All Buttons, Pin 4 Black I/O I/O Board, J3.5
All Buttons, Pin 1 Black Power Power Supply, Pin 7
All Buttons, Pin 6 Red Power Power Supply, Pin 2
Lost button, Pin 2 Red Jumper Lost Button, Pin 5
Receipt Button, Pin 2 Red Jumper Receipt Button, Pin 5
Cancel Button, Pin 2 Red Jumper Cancel Button, Pin 5
Ring color dot

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Figure 1.7 I/O Board Connection
8. Connect the Lane Pay Station to the power source.
9. Verify that each button ring is illuminated.
10. Press each button and verify that the ring is not illuminated when the button is pressed.
Note: If the button illumination does not function as described in the previous two steps,
verify the button installation against these instructions.
11. Configure the Input Configuration Options:
a. On the PowerPad interface, select Program System Pref Config Options
Input.
b. Modify the programming to reflect the values shown in Table 1.2 on page 9.
Table 1.2 Input Configuration Values
I/O BD In# 3M DEFAULT CURRENT
J3 P3 2 Exit Dev Enab Exit Dev Enab
J3 P4 3 Lost Lost
J3 P6 4 Receipt Receipt
J3 P7 5 Cancel Cancel
J3 P9 6 Coin Vlt Stat Coin Vlt Stat
J3 I/O Cable

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12. Apply the button labels under the appropriate buttons, according to the button’s designated
function (Figure 1.8).
Note: To ensure a professional appearance, snug the button label up to the bottom of the
ring label, ensuring that the label is centered under the button and ring label.
Figure 1.8 Sticker Placement
13. Apply the remaining Lane Pay Station labels to the device. Refer to Figure 1.9 for the
appropriate label locations.
J3 P10 7 Note Vlt Stat Note Vlt Stat
J3 P12 8 Door Open Door Open
Table 1.2 Input Configuration Values
I/O BD In# 3M DEFAULT CURRENT
Snug button label up
against the bottom of
the black ring label.
Completed installation
should look like this.
Ring label
Button label