Programming Via The Hand-Held Remote Controller; Example Of Typical Set-Up - Coleman Hanna 93000 Installation & Operation Manual

6.5 Programming Via the hand-held Remote Controller

6.5.1 Modifying Existing Programs
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NOTE: The timer must be set up using the mode and set
switches on the back of the timer before the remote control
will function.
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To use the remote control, point the remote directly at the front of the timer within a two-foot
range.
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Slowly input the Pin code by pressing the appropriate number on the key pad.
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After the proper code has been set into the timer the warning horn will beep for a half-
second. This indicates that the proper code has been input and the time is waiting for
further instructions.
Three important items need to be addressed at this point:
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Once the four-digit Pin has been entered and the timer beeps, if no further command is
received for seven seconds, the timer automatically reverts back to normal operation. You
will now have to input your Pin code once again to access your timer. This prevents you
from inputting your code and inadvertently walking away, leaving the timer disabled.
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While the timer is being accessed by remote control it will not accept coins or tokens.
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Only "A", "B", "C", "D" and "H" may be accessed using the remote control. This gives the
owner more security over improper use of the remote control by an attendant.
Once the Pin code has been entered, and before seven seconds has elapsed, you can do any of the
following:
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Modify Setup Parameters: Access the feature by pressing the mode switch on the remote.
Now the setup is similar to the setup using the mode and set switches during initial
programming. The difference is the remote control has an up/down feature for the set
switch. This allows you to rapidly increment or decrement a setting.
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Obtain Quarter Count: Press the Coin button to obtain a coin readout of the number that has
been dropped. If you hold this button for five (5) seconds the number will zero.
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Obtain Test Count: Press the Test Cycles button to obtain the number of times an attendant
has used the test feature. This feature is non-resettable.
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Use Test Feature: Press the Test button and the timed output from the timer turns on the
vacuum. The display indicates "Test" to remind you that the timer is in the test mode. You
may press Cncl to cancel this time if you are finished early. Otherwise, the timer will "time
out" after the amount of time you have set in the "F" menu during the initial programming.

Example of Typical Set-up

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I have a vacuum/fragrance machine that requires $1.00 to start the vacuum and $1.00 to
start the fragrance machine.
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The vacuum cycle lasts for a period of four minutes, while the fragrance cycle lasts for forty-
five seconds.
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