Hamilton HTK Programming Manual page 60

No Stacking- This option will only be selected if stacking and cycle signals will be controlled by a gate
system.
Gate Controller- This is a special scenario where the HTK acts as the gate controller. This will only be
used in multi-lane gate setups and requires an additional download of software, as this is an optional
feature "Gate sequence software"
Suspend/Release Vend Pulse: This changes how we send the vended service to the equipment.
Suspend- Allows the HTK to hold the vend signal until the first car clears. This is the most common
option.
Release- Allows a vend signal to be sent immediately.
Cycle Signal Release Delay: This allows you to change how quickly the HTK fires the vend signal after it
has been selected and/or paid for.
Cycle Signal: This will change what kind of signal the HTK is expecting or looking for.
Active- When the equipment is sending the HTK constant voltage it would be in service. If it takes that
voltage away, that would put the HTK out of service.
Passive- When the equipment is sending the HTK no voltage, it would be in service. If it starts sending
voltage, it would go out of service.
Drive off Timer: This option is generally used when the HTK is interfaced with equipment that doesn't
have its own drive off timer or doesn't send a signal to let the HTK know that it had activated its own
drive off timer. '0' disables the feature and unless told otherwise, this feature is generally left in a
disabled state. Range is 0 to 1800 seconds
Once you have completed these settings, click save, then activate changes to save the settings. Then
click the back button to the previous page. Continue to click Back until you are at the page you need.
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