Types of cassettes and the coin configuration
How to Manually set User Float/Par
Programming
The user must empty the current cassette.
1. The DIP switch should be set to either Float High (ON)
or Float Low (OFF) depending on which value will be
re-programmed.
2. Press the Mode and C buttons simultaneously. If one of
the low level sensors is covered, the C/C LED will flash
slowly for 5 seconds and the changer reverts to its
normal operating mode. If all the low level sensors are
uncovered, the C/C LED will blink rapidly and the next
step can be performed.
3. The user will insert coins through the coin funnel
until the required float level is reached. The following
conditions will apply:
Unrecognized coins will be rejected.
If the cassette contains coin tubes of equal value,
the coins will alternately be routed to each
tube in turn.
The mode will automatically exit if no coins are
dropped for a period of 2 minutes.
Coins will be reported on the MDB protocol as
Manual Fill.
The mode can be exited at any time
without
saving any data by pressing the Mode button for 2
seconds or longer.
The cassette can be removed and replaced at
anytime without affecting the current tube counts.
When the cassette has been filled to the
appropriate level, the user should press the
Mode and C buttons simultaneously to save the
tube levels.
4. To return the float levels to the default factory
programmed values, the Float / Par Programming
mode should be entered as described above by
pressing the Mode and C buttons simultaneously. When
the C/C LED is blinking rapidly, the user should press
the F↓ button and the F↑ button simultaneously.
Type Feature Tube A Tube B Tube C Tube D Tube E
1 US-1 Denomination 25 ¢ 5 ¢ 25 ¢ 10 ¢ 25 ¢
Auto Storing No Yes Yes Yes No
Empty Quantity (Note 1) 6 8 8 10 5
Full Quantity (Note 2) 71 64 71 97 N/A
2 US-4 Denomination 1 $ 5 ¢ 25 ¢ 10 ¢ 25 ¢
Auto Storing Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Empty Quantity (Note 1) 5 8 8 10 5
Full Quantity (Note 2) 63 64 71 97 N/A
Note 1: If lower sensor detects coins, then there
are coins to at least the empty quantity.
Note 2: If the coins reach the upper sensor, the
tube is considered to be full.
Factory FLOAT/PAR Settings
Float 1 $34 – Switch Position Low (OFF)
Cassette US-1
Tube A – 25¢ 40 coins = $10
Tube B - 5¢ 40 coins = $ 2
Tube C – 25¢ 40 coins = $10
Tube D – 10¢ 40 coins = $ 4
Tube E – 25¢ 32 coins = $ 8
Cassette US-4
Tube A - $1 10 coins = $10
Tube B – 5¢ 40 coins = $ 2
Tube C – 25¢ 40 coins = $10
Tube D – 10¢ 40 coins = $ 4
Tube E – 25¢ 32 coins = $ 8
Float 2 $52 – Switch Position High (ON)
Cassette US-1
Tube A – 25¢ 60 coins = $15
Tube B - 5¢ 60 coins = $ 3
Tube C – 25¢ 60 coins = $15
Tube D – 10¢ 60 coins = $ 6
Tube E – 25¢ 52 coins = $13
Cassette US-4
Tube A - $ 1 30 coins = $30
Tube B – 5¢ 40 coins = $ 2
Tube C – 25¢ 40 coins = $10
Tube D – 10¢ 40 coins = $ 4
Tube E – 25¢ 24 coins = $ 6
