Mars CashFlow 126 Quick Reference Manual

CashFlow ® Coin Routing
8 Way Separator Exits
Viewed from above
Separator Outline Manifold Outline
5
8 7 6 5
6
7
8
Reject
4
4
3
3
2
2
1
1
N.B. Clear exits are Separator only
Shaded exits are Manifold only
Warning:- If directing more than one coin to the same exit
route then use diodes on the routing plug.
Route Inhibit Connector
The function of the route Inhibit Connector is to signal when
specific exits, external to the product, are in a "Full"
condition. Signals from the machine ensure that, while the
"Full" condition continues, further coins/tokens directed to
that exit will be re-routed to an alternative exit. The
instruction as to which alternative exits can be used will
Example 3
Routing Plug Viewed From Wire Links End
P i n
P i n
Coin G 21
22 Coin H
19
20 C o i n F C o i n E
18 Coin D Coin C 17
C o i n A 15
16 Coin B
Route 1 (d) 13
14 Route 1 (d)
12 Route 2 (c) Route 2 (c) 11
Route 3 (a) 9
10 Route 3 (a)
8 Route 4 (b) Route 4 (b) 7
Route 5 (C) 5
6 Route 5 (C)
Route 6 (D) 3
4 Route 6 (D)
Route 7 (B) 1
2 Route 7 (B)
Routes coin E to route 1 then overflows it to route 2.
normally come from the routing plug. In order to inhibit a
particular route, 0V must be applied to its respective pin. An
alternative route must always be of a lower priority.
Route Inhibit Connector Detail
Pin
129 126
Number
1 Divert Route 1 (d)
2 Divert Route 2 (c)
3 Divert Route 3 (a)
4 Divert Route 4 (b)
5 Divert Route 5 C
6 Divert Route 6 D
7 Divert Route 7 B
8 Exit 8 is Default Exit A is Default
9 0 Volts 0 Volts
CashFlow
4 Way Separator Exits
Viewed from above
D C
(d) (c)
A B
Uppercase = Lower Priority Route.
(a) (b)
Lowercase = Higher Priority Route.
The CashFlow ® 126/129 validation system offers two
routing priority orders. These can be activated by the
use of links fitted to a routing plug.
If you use the upper case letter the overflow order is C,
D, B and A ( A = default exit route).
If the lowercase letter is used the overflow order is d, c,
a, and b.
Example:-
If coin 'F' is set to route to exit 'C ' ( first exit) and when
tube 'C' is full (i.e. inhibit applied to tube C) will route to
exit 'D' (second exit), wire the route plug using wire
links as follows:-
pin 20 to 6 = coin 'F' to exit 'C' (first exit)
pin 5 to 3 = coin 'F' to exit 'D' (overflow/second
exit)
P i n
22 Coin G
Coin H
20 Coin E
Coin F
18 Coin C
Coin D
16 Coin A
Coin B
14 ( exit 'd' )
( exit 'd' )
12 ( exit 'c' )
( exit 'c' )
( exit 'a' )
10 ( exit 'a' )
8 ( exit 'b' )
( exit 'b' )
6 Exit C
Exit C
4 Exit D
Exit D
2 Exit B Exit B
EXIT
Routing Plug Viewed From Wire Links End
Priorities
Example 1
Routes £1 (coin output F) to exit D,
HIGHEST
then £1 overflows to exit C.
This routing plug is wired using standard
wire links.
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® Coin Routing
P i n P i n P i n
21 22 Coin H Coin G 21
19 20 Coin E 19
Coin F
17 17
18 Coin D Coin C
15
16 Coin B Coin A 15
13 ( exit 'd' )
14 ( exit 'd' ) 13
11
12 ( exit 'c' ) 11
( exit 'c' )
9
( exit 'a' ) 9
10 ( exit 'a' )
7
7
8 ( exit 'b' )
( exit 'b' )
5
6 Exit C Exit C 5
3
4 Exit D Exit D 3
1
2 Exit B Exit B 1
Routing Plug Viewed From Diode Links End
Example 2
Routes 20p & £1 (coin outputs D & F)
to exit C.
This routing plug is wired using diode links.
CashFlow ® 126 / 129
Quick Reference Guide
Applies to Product Version G1
Channel Coin Coin
Affected Type Output
Position
0 0 Token 1 B
1 1 Token 2 B
2 2 5p A
3 3 10p C
4 4 20p D
5 5 50p Tight
E
6 6 50p
7 7 50p New G
8 8 £1
F
9 9 £1
A 10 £2 Tight
H
B 11 £2
C 12 - -
D 13 - -
E 14 - -
F 15 - -
25012 G1 ©, Mars, Inc., 1997
Coin
Enabled
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
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