Idx Setup - J.E. Adams 8670-5WB Manual

Figure 6: IDX timer setup
Figure 6 shows an IDX timer set for 3 coins to start and 60 seconds per coin
for a total run time of 3 minutes.
8670-5WB Manual – 10/2006
TIMER SETUP – IDX TIMERS
Note: IDX timers are accumulating timers. During use, timing can be
extended proportionately by adding more coins.
The IDX timer has two adjustable settings: Time per coin (in seconds)
and number of coins to start.
Time per coin:
Time per coin is the amount of time the unit will run per coin inserted
and can be set from 2 seconds to 510 seconds (8.5 minutes) in increments
of 2 seconds by turning on the correct switches until their values equal the
desired time. Refer to Tables 1 and 2 (pages 14-15) for standard timer
and coin settings (Note: IDX timers do not have 1 second or 512 second
switches. When configuring timer using Table 1, ignore settings for
switches 1 and 512). For custom settings, follow the steps below:
1. Figure the total time your vac will run (in seconds) and divide that
number by the number of coins to start. This is your time per coin.
Round up or down to the nearest even number.
2. Subtract the largest value switch (initially 256) from your time per
coin.
a. If the resulting number is zero, move the switch to the "on"
position and set all remaining un-set switches in the "off"
position. Your timer is now set.
b. If the resulting number is positive, move the switch into the
"on" position. Using the resulting number as your new time
per coin, repeat step 2 with the next largest switch value.
c. If the resulting number is negative, set the switch in the "off"
position and repeat step 2 using the next largest switch value.
Coins to start:
Coins to start is the amount of coins needed to activate the timer and can
be set from one to seven coins in increments of one coin. Refer to Table
1 (page 14) for switch settings.
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