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2 - Link Motors
The user can link selections to ensure even vending
of dated products, or other “space-to-sales” functions.
Linked selections are vended sequentially for better
product rotation. Up to 40 groups
can have motors
linked together regardless of location or tray. The
linked selection with the lowest number is the master
selection. All other linked selections are vended using
the selection number and price of the master
selection. Entering the selection number of any linked
selection will default to the master selection number,
and the control will vend the next linked selection in
the sequence. If motors are linked- but not present (or
jammed), the next available motor will run.
From Tray Setup, select 2-Link Motors.
Enter Selection: then select from the following.
9- EDIT – Use 1 & 2 to select desired link
group. *
saves this selection to this link group.
0- CLEAR – This will unlink the current selection. The
price will revert to its original value. All other linked
selections in that group will remain unchanged.
* NEXT – Press to increment by one selection. Any
selection number may be entered directly for faster
access.
# EXIT – Returns to the Tray Setup menu.
Repeat for each linked selection.
3 - Motor Type
Motor Type allows the user to change the motor-stop
and credit deduction behavior. See the ‘Motor Types’
table below for more details on the various settings
available under this function.
Enter tray – enter tray number to change motor type.
Press 1 to change motor type.
Press # to save and exit.
Press 2 to save entire vendor to this
motor type.
Note: All motors on a tray must be of the same
design (S2 or S3), but trays with different motor types
can be used in the same vendor.
Motor Type Descriptions
HomeSensor/ will make one full turn and stop at
home position. If a drop was detected, credit will be
accepted. If no drop detected, “Please Make Another
Selection” will scroll allowing the customer to try that
or another selection- or press coin return.
Sensit
This setting ignores the Motor’s home switch (if
present) completely. When the product is detected
the motor is stopped and the vend cycle is complete.
HomeSensor +/
This is similar to HomeSensor/, except that if no drop
is detected the motor will make 2 short jogs in an
effort to dislodge the product. If the motor stops off
the home position, the next vend will begin the
process again: it will stop at home and if a drop is
detected the vend cycle is complete. If not, try up to
two jogs. This is similar to the original Sensit
sequence, and is the factory default setting for all
vendors.
Home_Only/
This setting disregards the Sensit system, and will
make one complete turn and take credit- whether a
drop is detected or not.
Auto Sensor Recovery is an improvement to the
AMS Sensit system, that allows certain vends even
when the sensor system is blocked or malfunctioning.
If Motor Type is set to Home/Sensor/3 or Home
Sensor+/3, and the sensor system is inoperable, the
control will automatically switch to Home_Only/3 and
allow a vend. Simply put, the sensors will be ignored,
the helix will make a full turn and the credit value will
be deducted. Once the error is cleared, the vendor
will return to its original sensor setting. Note that this
will only work with the 23007 and 23007-01 motors,
and during this temporary mode, selecting an item
with the older style motor will read “selection
unavailable”.
4 - Delayed Stop
The user can program a delayed stop of up to one
second to allow a motor to continue running after the
product has been dispensed. Note: this feature will
only work with the 1-Sensit motor setting.
1. ENTER SELECTION – Enter the number of
the selection to be delayed, enter 9 to edit,
then enter the time in tenths of a second.
The decimal point is placed automatically.
Example: Entering 8 will program a delay
of 0.8 seconds.
The user can save the programmed delay to the
selection, the entire tray, or all selections in the
vendor. Linked selections will use the delay
programmed for the master selection.
You must press 6 (configure) after making any
changes to motor type, or quantity, of vend
motors.
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