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  • Page 1 SST Transport and Burster Mechanism Manual Version 1...
  • Page 3 SST Transport and Burster Mechanism Manual 75-0302-1450-8, Version 1 © 2013 3M Company. All rights reserved. All materials in this document are protected by copyright law and international treaties. Materials contained in this document are confidential and/or trade secrets of 3M Company.
  • Page 4 3M product in a particular application Given the variety of factors that can affect the use and performance of a 3M product, user is solely responsi- ble for evaluating the 3M product and determining whether it is fit for a particular purpose and suitable for user’s method of application.

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    Cleaning and Inspecting the SST Transport ................35 Cleaning and Inspecting the Burster ..................42 Chapter 5: Testing the SST Transport Unit............45 Testing the SST Transport in the MG-1000 SST Ticket Spitter..........45 SST Transport and Burster Mechanism Manual 75-0302-1450-8, Version 1...
  • Page 6 Testing the SST Transport in the SST Exit Verifier ..............48 Testing the Burster in the MG-1000 SST Ticket Spitter............49 Chapter 6: Performing Field Repairs..............51 Removing Jammed Tickets from the Burster ................51 Adjusting Belt Tension ......................... 53 Replacing the PCB-4 PC Board ....................55 Replacing the PCB-2 Board......................

  • Page 7: List Of Figures

    Figure 3.4: Locations of Light Sensors ..................25 Figure 3.5: Parker ......................... 26 Figure 3.6: Location of Securing Knob on Single-Infeed SST Ticket Burster ......27 Figure 3.7: Aligned Burster and SST/HP-1 Transport ..............28 Figure 3.8: Aligned Burster and SST/HP-4 Transport ..............29 Figure 3.9: Parker Aligned with SST/HP-1 Transport ..............
  • Page 8 Figure 6.8: SST Transport, Ticket Throat End................61 Figure 6.9: SST Transport, Guide Pin Cap Removed ..............61 Figure 6.10: Print Head Assembly Fixture................... 63 Figure A.1: SST Ticket Specifications ..................67 iv • List of Figures 75-0302-1450-8, Version 1...
  • Page 9 Table 3.2: Light Sensors and Corresponding LED Lights ............25 Table 6.1: Print Head Assembly Fixture Part Numbers ..............63 Table 7.1: Troubleshooting Table for the SST Transport and Burster.......... 65 Table B.1: Locations for Ordering Parts ..................69 Table C.1: Technical Support Telephone Numbers ..............71...
  • Page 10 • List of Tables 75-0302-1450-8, Version 1 SST Transport and Burster Mechanism Manual...

  • Page 11: Chapter 1: Getting Started

    The Magnetic (Mag) Stripe AutoRead System is a revenue control device that uses magnetic stripe tickets and magnetic reading devices. The MG-1000 Ticket Spitter, the ML-3000 Exit Verifier, the SST Ticket Validator, and the SST 1000 Automatic Pay Station are all products that use mag stripe technology.

  • Page 12: Figure 1.1: Sst Ticket Spitter/Exit Verifier

    Figure 1.2 shows the location of the SST Transport in the Automatic Pay Station. Figure 1.1 SST Ticket Spitter/ Exit Verifier SST Transport Ticket Throat Burster Tickets in the Burster Front View of SST Ticket Spitter/Exit 2 • Ch. 1 Getting Started...

  • Page 13: Overview Of The Burster Mechanism

    Overview of the Parker The Parker parks, or holds, tickets for a short period of time so that the SST Transport can process magnetic stripe vouchers, credit cards, Value Cards, or Debit Cards. You may find a Parker in the SST Ticket Validator, the Automatic Pay Station, or the SST Exit Verifier.

  • Page 14: Differences Between The Hp-1 And The Hp-4 Transports

    Differences Between the HP-1 and the HP-4 Transports The basic difference between the HP-1 and HP-4 Transports is that the SST HP-4 Transport is mechanically engineered to read a ticket inserted in any one of four ways: mag stripe facing up, down, to the left, or to the right, whereas the HP-1 can read a ticket inserted only one way.

  • Page 15: Chapter 2: Overview Of The Sst Transport Components

    Chapter 2: Overview of the SST Transport Components Reviewing the SST/HP-1 Transport Components The following illustrations identify the major components of the SST/HP-1 Transport. Figure 2.5 and Figure 2.6 illustrate both sides of the SST/HP-1 Transport. Figure 2.1 Side View of the SST/HP-1 Transport...

  • Page 16: Figure 2.2: Side View Of Sst/Hp-1 Transport

    Fasteners Ticket Throat Hinge Screw Burster Support Stop Latch Figure 2.7 provides a view of the bottom of the SST/HP-1 Transport; Figure 2.4 provides a top view of the SST/HP-1 Transport. Figure 2.3 Bottom of the SST/HP-1 Transport PCB-3 Board...

  • Page 17: Reviewing The Sst/Hp-4 Transport Components

    PCB-3 Board Reviewing the SST/HP-4 Transport Components The following illustrations identify the major components of the SST/HP-4 Transport. Figure 2.5 and Figure 2.6 illustrate both sides of the SST/HP-4 Transport. Figure 2.5 Side View of the SST/HP-4 Transport Upper Belt...

  • Page 18: Figure 2.6: Side View Of Sst/Hp-4 Transport

    Figure 2.6 Side View of SST/HP-4 Transport PCB-4 Board Print Head Solenoid Hinge Screw Ticket Throat Burster Support Stop Latch Side Frame Fasteners 8 • Ch. 2 Overview of the SST Transport Components75-0302-1450-8, Version 1 SST Transport and Burster Mechanism Manual...

  • Page 19: Figure 2.7: Bottom, Sst/Hp-4 Transport

    Figure 2.7 provides a view of the bottom of the SST/HP-4 Transport; Figure 2.8 provides a top view of the SST/HP-4 Transport. Figure 2.7 Bottom, SST/HP-4 Transport Stepper Motor Center Free Roller Burster Support Lower Two Mag Head Sockets/Connectors Appliance Base...

  • Page 20: Figure 2.8: Top, Sst/Hp-4 Transport

    Figure 2.8 Top, SST/HP-4 Transport Burster Support PCB-4 Board Ticket Throat Print Head Appliance Base 10 • Ch. 2 Overview of the SST Transport Components75-0302-1450-8, Version 1 SST Transport and Burster Mechanism Manual...

  • Page 21: Solenoid-Driven Print Linkage System

    When the ticket is fed into an SST Ticket Validator with an SST Transport, the SST Transport can read the hole-punched ticket and automatically relay this information to the Cashier Station.

  • Page 22: Central Processing (Cpu) Board

    Central Processing (CPU) Board The SST CPU Board processes all of the information and controls all of the functions for the SST Transport. A breakout board is also used with the SST Transport CPU Board in order to provide additional connectors. A 50-pin ribbon cable connects the PCB-4 Board to the CPU Board. A 6- pin cord connects the SST Transport Stepper Motor to the CPU Board.
  • Page 23 SST/HP-4 Transport Motor Station LED D30 to CPU Board Each LED on the SST CPU Board is associated with a function. Table 2.6 outlines the function associated with each LED. SST Transport and Burster Mechanism Manual 75-0302-1450-8, Version 1 Ch. 2 Overview of the SST Transport Components • 13...

  • Page 24: Table 2.1: Led Functions

    Receiving 5v power supply. Power Distribution Relays Power Distribution Relay for SST Transport is enabled. Power Distribution Relay for Stepper Module is enabled. 14 • Ch. 2 Overview of the SST Transport Components75-0302-1450-8, Version 1 SST Transport and Burster Mechanism Manual...

  • Page 25: Table 2.2: Light Sensors And Corresponding Ticket Path

    Q-2 (PCB-1 Board) 1 From rear of SST Transport to Front Figure 2.11 shows the location of the diodes and the transistors in the ticket channel of the SST/ HP-1 Transport. Figure 2.12 shows the location of the diodes and the transistors in the ticket channel of the SST/ HP-4 Transport.
  • Page 26 SST/HP-1, Diodes and Transistors in Ticket Channel Note: Q-2 and Q-3 are test points at which you can test the value of the component. 16 • Ch. 2 Overview of the SST Transport Components75-0302-1450-8, Version 1 SST Transport and Burster Mechanism Manual...
  • Page 27 Figure 2.12 SST/HP-4, Diodes and Transistors in Ticket Channel D-2 (not shown) D-1 (not shown) SST Transport and Burster Mechanism Manual 75-0302-1450-8, Version 1 Ch. 2 Overview of the SST Transport Components • 17...

  • Page 28: Breakout Board

    When you change the baud rate or units on the SST Transport, you must change the settings of the SST CPU Board DIP Switches. Table 2.3 lists all the DIP switch settings. Figure 2.14 shows the location of the DIP switches on the CPU board.
  • Page 29 Note: An HP-1 must have an HP-1 breakout board and an HP-4 must have an HP-4 breakout board to function properly. Without the breakout board, the SST Transport and the CPU board will become damaged and factory repair will be required.
  • Page 30 SST CPU Board 26-pin Connector J2 to Print Head 20-pin Connector J4 to CPU Board Breakout Board 50-pin Connector J3 to PCB-4 Board 20 • Ch. 2 Overview of the SST Transport Components75-0302-1450-8, Version 1 SST Transport and Burster Mechanism Manual...

  • Page 31: Chapter 3: Burster Mechanism

    Chapter 3: Burster Mechanism The Burster is another critical component of the SST, or Smart System Transport, system. It is a compact unit which separates, or bursts, tickets at the perforation. Reviewing the Burster Mechanism The Burster splits tickets at their perforation so that the SST Transport can encode and print the tickets.

  • Page 32: Figure 3.1: Side View Of Single-Infeed Burster

    Figure 3.1 Side View of Single-Infeed Burster Parker Motor Upper Roller Motor Holder Securing Knob Main Burster Motor Serial Tag 22 • Ch. 3 Burster Mechanism 75-0302-1450-8, Version 1 SST Transport and Burster Mechanism Manual...

  • Page 33: Figure 3.2: Side View Of Single-Infeed Burster

    Figure 3.2 Side View of Single-Infeed Burster Upper Roller Spring Caps PC Board Sensor Shield SST Transport and Burster Mechanism Manual 75-0302-1450-8, Version 1 Ch. 3 Burster Mechanism • 23...

  • Page 34: Figure 3.3: Side View Of Dual-Infeed Burster

    Burster. For the locations of the light sensors refer to Figure 3.4. The Dual Infeed Burster contains these five light sensors as well as four additional light sensors located near the infeed motors. 24 • Ch. 3 Burster Mechanism 75-0302-1450-8, Version 1 SST Transport and Burster Mechanism Manual...

  • Page 35: Table 3.2: Light Sensors And Corresponding Led Lights

    Light Sensors Corresponding LED Lights LS 0 LED 0 LS 1 LED 1 LS 2 LED 2 LS 3 LED 3 LS 4 LED 4 SST Transport and Burster Mechanism Manual 75-0302-1450-8, Version 1 Ch. 3 Burster Mechanism • 25...

  • Page 36: Reviewing The Parker

    Reviewing the Parker The Parker parks, or holds, tickets for a short period of time so that the SST Transport can process magnetic stripe vouchers, credit cards, Value Cards, or debit cards. You may find a Parker in the SST Ticket Validator, the Automatic Pay Station, or the SST Exit Verifier. Figure 3.5 illustrates the Parker.

  • Page 37: Figure 3.6: Location Of Securing Knob On Single-Infeed Sst Ticket Burster

    4. Slide the Burster forward until the Burster securing knob and the inside screw are aligned with the notch on the SST Transport Burster Support. Make sure the Burster is flush against the back of the SST Transport. Figure 3.7 illustrates the SST/HP-1 Transport aligned with a Burster.

  • Page 38: Figure 3.7: Aligned Burster And Sst/Hp-1 Transport

    Figure 3.7 Aligned Burster and SST/HP-1 Transport SST/HP-1 Transport Burster 28 • Ch. 3 Burster Mechanism 75-0302-1450-8, Version 1 SST Transport and Burster Mechanism Manual...

  • Page 39: Figure 3.8: Aligned Burster And Sst/Hp-4 Transport

    5. Securely tighten the securing knob on the side of the Burster. This locks the Burster in place. Figure 3.9 shows a Parking aligned with the SST/HP-4 Transport. Figure 3.10 shows a Parker aligned with the SST/HP-4 Transport. Figure 3.9...

  • Page 40: Figure 3.10: Parker Aligned With Sst/Hp-4 Transport

    Parker Burster Support Securing Knob 6. Plug in the ribbon cable from the Burster and SST Transport to the SST CPU Board. Fig- ure 3.11 shows the location of the cable terminal on the Burster. Figure 3.11 Cable Terminal on Burster...

  • Page 41: Loading Tickets

    8. Load tickets into the Burster. Loading Tickets Once you install the SST Transport and Burster, you can load the tickets into the Burster. Note: You must program the starting ticket number in the SST Omega Controller each time you load tickets in the SST Ticket Spitter.

  • Page 42: Figure 3.12: Inserting A Ticket Into Single-Infeed Burster

    Warning! Make sure that the ticket is straight. If the ticket is slanted, a ticket jam may occur. Note: If the Burster does not draw up tickets, verify that you have SST CPU software 3.6.0 or greater and that DIP Switches #4 and #5 on DIP Switch Bank S1 of the SST CPU Board 32 •...

  • Page 43: Figure 3.13: Manual Ticket Removal Tool

    Attempting to back out a ticket may cause a severe ticket jam. Figure 3.13 illustrates the Manual Removal Tool. Figure 3.13 Manual Ticket Removal Tool SST Transport and Burster Mechanism Manual 75-0302-1450-8, Version 1 Ch. 3 Burster Mechanism • 33...
  • Page 44 34 • Ch. 3 Burster Mechanism 75-0302-1450-8, Version 1 SST Transport and Burster Mechanism Manual...

  • Page 45: Chapter 4: Preventive Maintenance

    Chapter 4: Preventive Maintenance You must service and maintain the SST Transport and Burster regularly so that they work properly. Actual operating location and environmental conditions dictate how often you should perform pre- ventive maintenance. For example, in environments where the SST Transport is used constantly or in a dusty environment, you will need to perform preventive maintenance more often.

  • Page 46: Figure 4.1: Side View Of The Sst/Hp-1 Transport

    Figure 4.1 shows a side view of the SST/HP-1 Transport. Figure 4.2 shows a side view of the SST/ HP-4 Transport. Figure 4.1 Side View of the SST/HP-1 Transport Print Head Burster Support Lower Belt Nylon Drive Gear Brass Drive...

  • Page 47: Figure 4.2: Side View Of The Sst/Hp-4 Transport

    Transport may bend the bracket and cause printing problems. 5. Pull the stop latch forward and lift the top of the unit so that the SST Transport is open. Refer to Figure 4.3 for an illustration of how to open the SST Transport.

  • Page 48: Figure 4.3: Opening The Sst Transport

    SST Transport. One of the components of the SST Transport that requires cleaning at regular intervals is the Ticket Channel. Since sensor openings are recessed slightly in the Ticket Channel, they form pockets which collect debris, mainly paper dust.
  • Page 49 Channel surface that prevents the build up of paper dust around the sensors. This substantially increases the time interval between required cleanings. To clean the SST Transport, complete the following steps. This should be done every 6 months or as needed.

  • Page 50: Figure 4.4: Bottom Half Of Sst/Hp-1 Transport

    Center Drive Roller Brass Drive Gear Thin Free Roller Drive Roller 4. Every six months, remove the roller and use compressed air to blow out the dust. 40 • Ch. 4 Preventive Maintenance 75-0302-1450-8, Version 1 SST Transport and Burster Mechanism Manual...
  • Page 51 Inspecting the SST Transport After you clean the SST Transport, you should inspect the various parts to ensure that everything is in working order. The following instructions describe the steps to inspect the SST Transport. 1. Check the side-to-side movement of the Magnetic Head.

  • Page 52: Cleaning And Inspecting The Burster

    11. Press the red RESET button once to accept the new DIP switch settings. Cleaning and Inspecting the Burster Once you clean and inspect the SST Transport, you should do the same with the Burster. This will help ensure that the Burster effectively bursts apart tickets. To clean and inspect your Single Infeed or Dual Infeed Burster, complete the following steps.

  • Page 53: Figure 4.7: Locations Of Light Sensors

    12. Open the cabinet of the device in which the Burster resides. Warning! Disconnect power from the SST CPU Board. If you do not disconnect power, you will damage the unit. 13. Disconnect the Burster from the SST Transport and remove the Burster.
  • Page 54 Otherwise, press the red Reset Button on the SST CPU Board and load tickets again. 21. Issue tickets from the SST Transport. Save the issued tickets for verification later at an SST Validator. 44 • Ch. 4 Preventive Maintenance...

  • Page 55: Chapter 5: Testing The Sst Transport Unit

    SST Transport units are working properly and to catch any problems that might occur. Note: When you test the SST Transport in the SST Ticket Spitter, use a Burster that you know works properly. Testing the SST Transport in the MG-1000 SST Ticket Spitter When you finish working with the SST Transport in an MG-1000 SST Ticket Spitter, you must test it to be sure that it encodes and issues tickets properly.

  • Page 56: Figure 5.1: Sst Ticket Spitter Terminal Board

    4. Check the print quality, time, date, ticket number, and lane location on the ticket to make sure the information is correct. Refer to Figure 5.2 for a ticket sample. If the information on the ticket is incorrect, refer to the operator manual for the SST Ticket Spitter MG-1000/ Exit Verifier ML-3000 for programming instructions.

  • Page 57: Figure 5.2: Sst Magnetic Stripe Tickets

    Spitter Terminal Board to restore normal operation. 6. Test the encoding on the ticket. Set the SST Ticket Spitter in an Exit Verifier mode. To do this, open DIP switch 6 on Switch Bank 2 on the Omega SST Controller. Figure 5.3 shows an Omega SST Controller.

  • Page 58: Testing The Sst Transport In The Sst Exit Verifier

    SST Transport has a read or write problem. 9. Open DIP switch 7 on Switch Bank 4 on the SST Terminal Board and return DIP switch 6 on Switch Bank 2 on the Omega SST Controller to the original position. The unit will switch to SST Ticket Spitter mode.

  • Page 59: Testing The Burster In The Mg-1000 Sst Ticket Spitter

    Testing the Burster in the MG-1000 SST Ticket Spitter Once you place the Burster in the MG-1000 SST Ticket Spitter, you should test it to make sure that it is functioning within specifications. Use this procedure with both the Single Infeed and Dual Infeed Bursters.

  • Page 60: Figure 5.4: Reset Button On Sst Cpu Board

    Note: If the tickets do not kick-back, reset the SST CPU Board by pressing the red Reset button on it. Then, reload the tickets. Figure 3.5 illustrates an SST CPU Board. Figure 5.4 Reset Button on SST CPU Board Red Reset Button 7.

  • Page 61: Chapter 6: Performing Field Repairs

    SST Transport and Burster. However, if you have problems, you can repair the SST Transport and/ or Burster in the field. You will need the following tools to make field repairs to the SST /HP-4 Transport and/or Burster: ❑ Flat blade screwdriver ❑...

  • Page 62: Figure 6.1: Ticket Removal Tool

    Note: Do not attempt to remove tickets with a screwdriver or anything other than the Removal Tool as it may damage the rollers or channels. 3. Retrieve the ticket. 52 • Ch. 6 Performing Field Repairs 75-0302-1450-8, Version 1 SST Transport and Burster Mechanism Manual...

  • Page 63: Adjusting Belt Tension

    2. Open the cabinet of the device in which the SST/HP-4 Transport resides and remove the unit. Close the cabinet. Note: Do not carry the SST/HP-4 Transport by the Print Head. Carrying it by the Print Head may bend the bracket and cause printing problems. Always carry the SST/HP-4 Transport from the bottom.

  • Page 64: Figure 6.3: Side View Of An Sst/Hp-1 Transport

    Figure 6.3 Side View of an SST/HP-1 Transport Upper Belt Print Head Upper Belt Tensioner Lower Belt Hinge Screw Lower Belt Burster Tensioner Support Stop Latch Figure 6.4 Side View of the SST/HP-4 Transport Upper Belt Tensioner Lower Belt Tensioner 54 •...

  • Page 65: Replacing The Pcb-4 Pc Board

    5. Remove the SST/HP-4 Transport. Close the cabinet. Note: Do not carry the SST/HP-4 Transport by the Print Head. Carrying it by the Print Head may bend the bracket and cause printing problems. Always carry the SST/HP-4 Transport from the bottom.

  • Page 66: Figure 6.5: Pcb-4 Board

    Connector Phillips Screws 16-Pin Connector 26-Pin Connector 7. Remove the Phillips screws fastening the PCB-4 Board to the top of the SST/HP-4 Trans- port. 8. Remove and replace with a new PCB-4 Board. 9. Replace the Phillips screws. 10. If you are working on the SST/HP1 Transport, replace the stepper motor. Adjust the Upper Belt to specifications as needed.

  • Page 67: Replacing The Pcb-2 Board

    4. Remove the SST/HP-4 Transport. Close the cabinet. Note: Do not carry the SST/HP-4 Transport by the Print Head. Carrying it by the Print Head may bend the bracket and cause printing problems. Always carry the SST/HP-4 Transport from the bottom.

  • Page 68: Figure 6.6: Pcb-2 Board

    Note: When you replace the appliance base, ensure that the flex cable connecting the PCB-2 Board to the PCB-3 Board is not rubbing against the print roller. 15. If you have no additional repairs to perform, return the SST/HP-4 Transport to the device cabinet.

  • Page 69: Replacing The Breakout Board

    4. Remove the SST/HP-4 Transport. Close the cabinet. Note: Do not carry the SST/HP-4 Transport by the Print Head. Carrying it by the Print Head may bend the bracket and cause printing problems. Always carry the SST/HP-4 Transport from the bottom.

  • Page 70: Adjusting/Changing The Print Head In The Sst Transport

    Adjusting/Changing the Print Head in the SST Transport Before you can change or adjust the print head in your SST Transport you must remove the print head assembly from the Transport. To remove the print head assembly from the SST Transport complete the following steps: 1.

  • Page 71: Figure 6.8: Sst Transport, Ticket Throat End

    Note: These instructions refer to the print head adjustment fixture (see Figure 6.10) which can be purchased from 3M. Contact a customer service representative for pricing (see Table 6.1 SST Transport and Burster Mechanism Manual 75-0302-1450-8, Version 1 Ch.
  • Page 72 13. Tighten all four screws on the print head assembly starting with the outside screws. Torque to 30 in-lbs. 14. Reinstall the print head assembly into the Transport. 62 • Ch. 6 Performing Field Repairs 75-0302-1450-8, Version 1 SST Transport and Burster Mechanism Manual...

  • Page 73: Table 6.1: Print Head Assembly Fixture Part Numbers

    Table 6.1: Print Head Assembly Fixture Part Numbers Number Part Description on Figure Number 80-19668 Fixture, Print Assembly, Part 2 80-20426 Fixture, Print Assembly, Part 1 SST Transport and Burster Mechanism Manual 75-0302-1450-8, Version 1 Ch. 6 Performing Field Repairs • 63...
  • Page 74 64 • Ch. 6 Performing Field Repairs 75-0302-1450-8, Version 1 SST Transport and Burster Mechanism Manual...

  • Page 75: Chapter 7: Troubleshooting

    Chapter 7: Troubleshooting Following is a table that lists some of the common problems that you may encounter and the associated solutions. Table 7.1: Troubleshooting Table for the SST Transport and Burster Problem Cause Solution Individual letters print lightly on the Individual pixel on the Print Replace the Print Head.
  • Page 76 66 • Ch. 7 Troubleshooting 75-0302-1450-8, Version 1 SST Transport and Burster Mechanism Manual...

  • Page 77: Appendix A: Ticket Specifications

    Appendix A: Ticket Specifications In order for your SST Transport to work within specification, you must use tickets that meet 3M requirements. If you use tickets that do not meet these requirements, your SST Transport may experience problems with recurring ticket jams. Figure A.1 illustrates the specifications for all tickets.
  • Page 78 68 • Appendix A Ticket Specifications 75-0302-1450-8, Version 1 SST Transport and Burster Mechanism Manual...

  • Page 79: Appendix B: Order And Return Procedures

    1. Locate the applicable part number. Refer to “Finding a Part Number.” If the part number is not included in this manual, contact 3M Customer Support for part names, part numbers, prices, and delivery information at one of the following telephone...

  • Page 80: Requesting A Repair

    4. E-mail or fax the form to the e-mail address or fax number provided on the bottom of the form. Within 36 hours, you will receive an RMA number from 3M Customer Support. 5. Ship the part to the address indicated on the RMA approval.

  • Page 81: Appendix C: Getting Additional Support

    If you have a product question that is not addressed in the documentation, contact your 3M Parking Value Added Reseller (VAR). If you are a VAR or you do not have a VAR, call 3M Product Support at one of the telephone numbers listed in the table below.
  • Page 82 Saudi Arabia Turkey Accessing the 3M Parking VAR Resource Center If you are a 3M Parking Value Added Reseller (VAR), please request the link to the VAR resource center by emailing: parkingtechsupport@mmm.com. The resource center site will contain the following:...
  • Page 83 SST Transport and Burster Mechanism Manual 75-0302-1450-8, Version 1 Appendix C Getting Additional Support • 73...
  • Page 84 74 • Appendix C Getting Additional Support 75-0302-1450-8, Version 1 SST Transport and Burster Mechanism Manual...

  • Page 85: Glossary

    6-conductor harness. Cable with six conducting wires inside. 26-conductor cable. Cable with 26 conducting wires inside. Belt Tensioner. The roller on the SST/HP-1 and HP-4 Transport used to adjust the upper and lower belt tension. Burster. 3M hardware system that separates magnetic tickets so they can be automatically issued.
  • Page 86 SST Ticket Spitter. SST Magnetic Stripe unit that issues a ticket to patrons when a vehicle crosses a detector loop. SST Ticket Validator. Hardware system that encodes, reads, prints, and processes magnetic stripe tickets or access cards. Stack A. Left-most Ticket Stack in the SST Ticket Spitter.

  • Page 87: Index

    SST/HP-4 Transport, repair procedure, flux sensor, replacing breakout board, PCB-2 board, hole-punch validations, PCB-4 board, SST Transport and Burster Mechanism Manual 75-0302-1450-8, Version 1 Index • 77...
  • Page 88 SST/HP-4 Transport in SST Exit Verifier, SST/HP-4 Transport in SST Ticket Spitter, ticket paths, corresponding light sensors, tickets inserting in burster, jammed, removing from burster,...
  • Page 90 Toll Free: 877-777-3571 3M Global Number: 512-984-9255 www.3M.com/MVSS For sales and service, contact your 3M Value Added Reseller:...

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