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G-SNACK / G-SNACK PLUS
MASTER & SLAVE
PROGRAMMING MANUAL
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SandenVendo Europe S.p.A.
Regione Cavallino, 2
15030 Coniolo (AL) Italy
Tel.:+ 39 0142 335111
Fax.:+ 39 0142 562348
E-Mail: [email protected]
www.sandenvendo.com
SandenVendo GmbH
Spangerstrasse 22
D–40599 Dusseldorf
Germany
Tel.: + 49 (0) 211 740390
Fax: + 49 (0) 211 7488541
E-Mail: infosvg@sandenvendo.com
Contact SandenVendo France
Jean-François Suteau: 0033 6 67 38 43 26
jfsuteau@sandenvendo.be
Michel Mirczewski: 0033 6 11 01 67 65
mmirczewski@sandenvendo.be
Philippe Mirczewski: 0033 6 89 15 19 52
phmirczewski@sandenvendo.be
Tel. 0033 1 73 06 98 54
SAV: 08 92 00 12 49
(1) numéro payant 0,34 cts la minute
SandenVendo Iberia S.A.
Poligono Industrial la Almeda
C/. Sant Ferrán, no. 92
E-08940 Cornella (Barcelona) - Spain
Tel. : +34 (0)93 4741555
Fax : +34 (0)93 4741842
E-Mail: infosvs@sandenvendo.com
SandenV
endo Benelux S.A.
Avenue A. Van Oss 1
Boîte 21
B- 1120 Bruxelles - Belgium
Tel.: +32 (0)2 2682595
Fax :+32 (0)2 2682862
E-Mail: infosvb@sandenvendo.com
SandenVendo (UK) Ltd.
Stefan Searle: Tel. 0044 7894 755 504
searle@sandenvendo.co.uk
Tony Humphreys: Tel. 0044 7958 514 793
humphreys@sandenvendo.co.uk
General Enquiries: Tel. 0044 7908 724 122
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SANDENVENDO SPECIFICATION FOR
ELECTRONIC BOARD SF01
HARDWARE FEATURE
Power supply : 24 Volt AC 2 A rms
14 Motor outputs 24 VDC 1 A
14 Motor micro-switches
14 Sold-out micro-switches
14 Sold-out leds
26 Selections switches
1 Door switch
3 Analogics inputs (for temperature control)
1 Real time clock
1 Jack plug for DEX/UCS audit output.
1 Serial TTL output.
The board uses an XA 16bit micro-controller with up to 4096 Kbit of program eprom and
256 Kbit of Eprom memory used to store Setting and audit.
External slave board (on master VMC placed near main board) used to drive the vending
motors with current control and limitation.
External slave board (for slave VMC) used to drive the vending motors with current
control.
External slave Optical detector board (optional for master and for slave) used to check
the product delivery.
External slave Lift power board (optional only for master) used to drive lift motor.
External slave fluorescent display 2 lines 20 characters
Master and Slave optically isolated serial link for MDB
EXECUTIV
SOFTWARE FEATURE
Service Programming routine
Credit Accumulation
Coin Mechanism Interface
Consumer Manipulation and Vend process
Multi pricing
Escrow
Correct change Indicator
Manual Payout
Manual Tubes filling
Saved Error listing
Master slave capability
Cooling unit controlled by separate electronic thermostat
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FUNCTION OF THE SELECTION BUTTONS
Selection Nr.: 1
O
Home
⌫
⌫⌫
⌫
Abort or escape a programming
point
Selection Nr.: 2
O
Up



Increase or next programming point
by pushing selection button 2
Selection Nr.: 3
O
Down



Decrease or previous programming
point by pushing selection button 3
Selection Nr.: 4
O
Enter / Store



Call or store a programming point
by pushing selection button 4
Selection Nr.: 0
O
Price set to zero
Selection Nr.: 5
O
Fast up Fast Increase of price or column
Selection Nr.: 6
O
Fast down Fast Decrease of price or column
Selection Nr.: #
O
Copy function Copy price on next column
Selection Nr.: *
O
Slave selection Request for slave selection
Password 4
-
2
-
3
-
1
-
4
Entry by selection button
4 = key 4
2 = key 2
3 = key 3
1 = key 1
4 = key 4
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SERVICE ROUTINE
In the service mode, information such as sales by selection, total sales, total cash flow
through the machine, and diagnostic error codes can be accessed by using the selection
buttons and the electronic display. In addition, storage column assignments and vend
pricing can be set in this mode using the same techniques. The service mode can only be
entered when the vendor door is open and when the service mode switch is activated
(placed in the middle of the electronic board).
The selection switches are used to step through the various programming function as
described in the previous page.
After entry into the service mode the operator can select one of several routines to read
data registers or to program machine configuration information. This level is called the
code level. Each of these paths is identified by a service code. The code for the various
paths are as follows.
EROR Error routine
CPO Coin Payout Routine
TUFL Tube Fill Routine
TEST TEST Vend Routine
PASS Required a password to access on the protected menu
The password is the sequence of selection 4-2-3-1. The purpose of this
password is to prevent accidental reprogramming by the operator
CASH Cash counter routine
SALE Sales counter routine
PRIC Prices setting for master
PRICS * Prices setting for Slave
STOS Spaces to sales setting for master
STOSS * Spaces to sales setting for Slave
CON Machine configuration setting routine
CCOC Overpay routine
LANG Language selection
TIME Time and data routine
LIT Programmed switching-off of neon
SEC-M Master safety temperature setting
SEC-S* Slave safety temperature setting
PAY-S Payment system
LIFT Program lift position (optional)
VDSTP 6 weekly vending inhibit period
PREU password for preview mode
AGE C age control program
RTN Return to unprotected menu
RTN Return to normal mode door open state
* The slave menues are shown only if slave machine is enabled (see CON – C2).
Protected
menu
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ERROR ROUTINE
If the ENTER button is activated at the "EROR" prompt the VMC will enter in the error
routine. If no errors have occurred since the last error reset the display will show a
"NONE" message. If an error has been detected since the last error reset the display will
show the first summary level error code that has occurred, such as "COLJ", which would
indicate a column jam error. Using the UP or DOWN buttons will cycle through the various
summary level error.
Activation of the HOME button while summary level error code is displayed will return the
VMC to the "EROR" prompt.
Activation of the HOME button at "EROR" prompt returns the VMC to the normal mode
door open state.
The most common errors are :
VEND Vend Mechanism on master
VENDS Vend Mechanism on slave
CTRL Control error
SELS Selection Switch
CHAR Changer
BVAL Bill Validator
DETEC Optical detector
RFRG Temperature error
MASTER VEND ERROR ROUTINE
If the ENTER button is activated at the "VEND" prompt the VMC will display a "CJXX"
message where XX indicates the columns that have been detected as being jammed.
Using the UP and DOWN buttons will cycle through all jammed columns. If the ENTER
button is pressed and held for two seconds during the display of any error code, that code
will be cleared.
After clearing, VMC will display the next existing column jam error, or "NONE" if no other
error.
Activation of HOME button will return the VMC to the code level at the "EROR" message.
SLAVE VEND ERROR ROUTINE (ONLY WHEN SLAVE IS ENABLED)
The function is the similar to the vend error routine, the only difference is that the error
showed is "CJXS", and it’s related to the slave machine.
ATTENTION: The vend errors (both for master and slave) are cancelled
automatically when the master door is closed.
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CONTROL ERROR ROUTINE
If the ENTER button is activated at the "CTRL" prompt the VMC will display the kind of
control error, possible error is:
"DS" Door switch,. the door was opened for more than 1 hour, this is considered
as a door switch not working well.
"COM M" Unable to communicate with motor board of master machine
"COM S" Unable to communicate with motor board of slave machine
"COM L" Unable to communicate with lift slave board, communication problem, lift not
installed.
"LIFT" The lift movement is not working correctly, could be motor blocked, motor
encoder not working, micro switch for 0 position not detected, or micro switch
of delivery position not detected.
After clearing VMC will display the next existing error or "NONE" if no other error.
Activation of HOME button will return the VMC to the code level at the "EROR" message.
SELECTION SWITCH ERROR ROUTINE
If the ENTER button is activated at the "SEL" prompt the VMC will display a "SLXX"
message where "XX" indicates the first selection switch error (switch always closed).
Using the UP and DOWN buttons will cycle through all selection switch error. If the ENTER
button is pressed and held for two seconds during the display of any error code , that code
will be cleared.
After clearing VMC will display the next existing error, or "NONE" if no other error.
Activation of HOME button will return the VMC to the code level at the "EROR" message.
CHANGER ERROR ROUTINE
If the ENTER button is activated at the "CHAR" prompt the VMC will display a "CC"
message indicating a changer communication error a "TS" message indicating a tube
sensor error, an "IC" message indicating an Inlet chute blocked error (no coins sensed in
the acceptor for a supplier pre-determined number of hours, a "TJ" message indicating a
tube jam error, or a "CRCH" message indicating a changer ROM checksum error.
Using the UP and DOWN buttons will cycle through all changer error. If the ENTER button
is pressed and held for two seconds during the display of any error code, that code will be
cleared.
After clearing VMC will display the next existing error, or "NONE" if no other error.
Activation of HOME button will return the VMC to the code level at the "EROR" message.
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BILL VALIDATOR ERROR ROUTINE
If the ENTER button is activated at the "BVAL" prompt the VMC will display a "BC"
message indicating a bill validator communication error, a "BFUL" message indicating
that the bill stacker is full, a "BILL" message indicating a defective motor, a "BJ"
message indicating that there is a bill jammed in the bill validator, a "BRCH" message
indicating a checksum error, a "BOPN" message indicating an open cash box, or a "BS"
message indicating a bill sensor error. The first column that has been detected with a
home sense error.
Using the UP or DOWN buttons it is possible to cycle through all bill validators errors. If the
ENTER button is pressed and held for two seconds during the display of any error code
that code will be cleared.
After clearing VMC will display the next existing error, or "NONE" if no other error.
Activation of HOME button will return the VMC to the code level at the "EROR" message.
OPTICAL BARRIER ERROR ROUTINE
If the ENTER button is activated at the "DETEC" prompt the VMC will display a "OPTI M",
or "OPTI S"; this message is indicating an optical barrier error. “m” is the optical barrier on
master machine, and “s” is the optical barrier of slave machine. If the ENTER button is
pressed and held for two seconds the error code will be cleared.
After clearing VMC will display the next error, or "NONE" if no other error.
Activation of HOME button will return the VMC to the code level at the "EROR" message.
This error appears only if the optical barrier is enabled (see menu CCOC - CONFY-C11 for
master and CCOC - CONFY-C12 for slave).
NOTE: If CONFY C11 = 1, this error will disable all selection on master.
If CONFY C12 = 1, this error will disable all selection on slave.
TEMPERATURE ERROR ROUTINE
If the ENTER button is activated at the “RFRG”, one or more of the following error
messages will appear:
“SEN.M” The temperature sensor of the master VMC is not connected
“SEN.S” The temperature sensor of the slave VMC is not connected, will appear only
when slave machine it’s enable.
“T.MAS” The temperature of the master VMC has exceeded the safety level for more
than an hour, and the set selections have been inhibited, see menu “SEC.M”.
“T.SLA” The temperature of the slave VMC has exceeded the safety level for more
than an hour and the set selections have been inhibited, see menu “SEC.S”
Pressing the Entry button for some seconds cancels the error.
After clearing VMC will display the next existing error, or “NONE” if no other error.
Activation of HOME button will return the VMC to the code level at the “EROR” message.
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COIN PAYOUT ROUTINE (work only on MDB)
If the ENTER button is activated at the "CPO" prompt the VMC will enter the coin payout
routine. Upon entry into this routine the display will show the lowest coin value
dispensable. Pressing the UP button will increase the display to the next highest coin
value, the DOWN will decrease to the next lowest coin values. When the changer has only
3 tubes, the fourth value will display to 0, means don 't exist the fourth tube.
Pushing the button number 5 to a corresponding coin value the display will show
the number of coins in the tube reported by the changer .
Pressing the ENTER button will pay out the displayed coin type.
Activation of the HOME button while a coin value is displayed will return the VMC to the
"CPO" prompt.
TUBE FILL ROUTINE (work only on MDB)
If the ENTER button is activated at the "TUFL" prompt the VMC will enter the tube fill
routine and will show the value of the coin introduced.
The purpose of this routine is to allow the operator to fill the tubes by entering them
through the acceptor and thus have total coin accountability, if they so choose.
Upon entry into this routine the VMC will enable acceptance of any coin type that will be
routed to an inventory tube and disable all others.
The VMC will count and display all inventoried coins and will not disable the acceptor from
taking coins when the highest price setting is reached.
Activation of HOME button while a coin inventory is displayed will return the VMC to the
"TUFL" prompt.
TEST ROUTINE
If the ENTER button is activated at the "TEST" prompt the VMC will enter the TEST vend
routine.
Upon entry into this routine the display will show the first TEST routine " VEND" or the
description of the TEST routine available are the follows:
“VEND” to TEST the vend motor on master machine
”VENDS” to TEST the vend motor on a slave machine (only if slave is enable)
“SL” to TEST selection switch
“RELAY” to TEST the relays that command the light
“TEMP” to read the master and slave probe temperature
“POWER” to visualize the data of the last 6 power on and off operations.
“LIFT” to TEST the lift (if installed)