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SEM 5500TX Manual

Coin timer for campground shower and other multiple uses
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Coin Timer
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Campground Shower
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July 2017
# i01741

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  • Page 1 Coin Timer Campground Shower and other Multiple Uses July 2017 # i01741...
  • Page 2 Introduction We thank you for purchasing the Coin timer Model 5500TX. This device will allow you controlling multiple applications such as a campground shower, a tennis court lighting*, a car-wash vacuum cleaner*, or any other device requir- ing payment based on time.
  • Page 3 The 5500TX closed… ...and with its coin box re- moved; counter clockwise to open, clockwise to close...
  • Page 4 Installing your timer Use the proper anchoring system depending the type of wall your have. It is your responsibility to make sure nobody can rip the timer off the wall. Make sure elec- trical connec- tions meet the local electrical code.
  • Page 5 Description of the 5500TX circuit The circuit of the 5500TX is located in the top right side of the internal housing and divides in two sections. 1. Connection for the SLB Module (Switch, Light, Beeper) 4 wires. 2. Connection for the mechanical coin acceptor.
  • Page 6 Description of the main and auxiliary terminal blocks There are two terminal blocks on the circuit: one horizontal 12-screw and one vertical 6-screw. Both can be removed from the circuit. They may be hard to remove and that is normal as we do not want them to disconnect themselves under the effect of their own weight.
  • Page 7 Typical wiring for a campground shower This diagram shows the timer with an electronic multiple-coin acceptor and the SLB Module (Switch, Light, Beeper). The timer controls a water valve in a campground shower. The payment peripherals could be coins only, coins & bills, or coins, bills &...
  • Page 8 Programming your timer The 5500TX timer is equipped with an LCD display allowing you to navigate easily in the programming. The four buttons on the circuit are: Black To scroll all the menus. Green To access the menu visible on the display.

  • Page 9: Operator Mode

    Retrieving the accounting information The X25TX circuit of the Model 5500TX offers you a full accounting descrip- tion on sales and the money accepted. Press the Black button once. When AUDIT is visible on the display, press on the Green button. Then press on the Black button to scroll through the information (see flow chart below).
  • Page 10 Programming your timer There are two sections for programming your timer:  Operator Mode  Technician Mode The Operator Mode offers the accounting information as seen previously, the settings for the currency to accept, the time a session lasts, the rate of that time sessions, and finally the session style.
  • Page 11 Operator Mode Insert coins In all cases, the last line of the display indicates the buttons that can be used and their function. $1.00 / 4m Audit Scrolls through the entire audit Black = next, Yes or no Currency setting Currency setting Scroll through the 0.05$ coin no...
  • Page 12 At power up, the peripherals detected will send their internal configura- tion to the circuit. From there, you can decide to accept or not the currency. In the Timer 5500TX, there is only a coin acceptor as you cannot fit a coin changer or a bill acceptor.
  • Page 13 After that, you must program an amount that will be a minimum amount re- quired to start a time session. The amount programmed here does not need to be equal to the rate session. You can have a rate session of $2 but require only $1 to start the time session.

  • Page 14: Technician Mode

    Technician Mode In all cases, the last line of the display indicates the buttons that can be Insert coins used and their function. $1.00 / 4m Choices available are showned above each parameter. Hold both for 3 Choice of letter and Level 0 to 10 seconds number...

  • Page 15: System Setting

    The Technician Mode is reserved for person having a technical skill. You can- not access this section by accident. To access it, press AND hold both the Red and Blue buttons for at least three seconds. This section divides in two menus: ...

  • Page 16: Start Function

    Auxiliary Acc type: It is possible to add an auxiliary acceptor to the main acceptor. In such a case, you need to instruct the timer if it is a coin acceptor, a token acceptor or NO acceptor at all. We are talking here about a mechanical-type acceptor that will send one pulse at the passage of a coin or a token.
  • Page 17 Warning 1 The timer offers two end-of-time warnings if you have the SLB module. The moment those warning will active is programmable here. The first warning last for 5 seconds only et will start at the moment you program here (i.e. 00:30). Therefore, when the time left reaches 30 seconds, the beeper will sound 5 times.

  • Page 18: Print Parameters

    It is possible to print all the parameters on a small portable serial printer avail- able in option from SEM. This print-out is very useful if you have a fleet of timer to program. Note that this printer is the same you can use to print the audit (see page 9).
  • Page 19 SEM Inc. for the client, includ- ing any loss resulting from equipment failure or malfunctions, design or programming errors or any other use of the work carried out in this contract.
  • Page 20 This manual was written by our technical department. Even though the ut- most attention was given to writing this manual, errors may have slipped by unnoticed. Any comments, suggestions, or errors should be sent directly to: info@sem.ca Telephone: 1-514-334-7569 Fax: 1-514-334-5922 support@sem.ca...

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