Conlux CCM5G User Manual

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2006 CONLUX Part # 5W1110410
Printed in the USA Rev5 12/06
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CCM5, CCM5G Series
Multi Drop Bus 5 Tube Coin Changer
INSTALLATION GUIDE
Handling Instructions
Identification of Parts and Locations
The discriminator is connected
to the coin changer via a
dedicated connector and
should not be disassembled
except for special cases such
as cleaning.
In case the discriminator is to
be disassembled, be sure to
turn off the power of the coin
changer before disassembling.
Do not carry the coin changer
by the harness.
Store the coin changer in a
clean, dry place.
Discriminator Latch
Discriminator
This is an electronic discriminator
which discriminates US and
Canadian Coins
Drain Spout
Liquid poured in by vandals or by
accident is discharged here.
Tube Latch
Push down to remove the cassette
tube assembly
Diagnostic L.E.D.
Discriminator
Coin Changer
Inventory Switch
Switches are used to remove
coins from the change tubes.
Currency Selection Switch
Switches are used to remove
coins from the change tubes.
Switch Selectable
U.S. and/or Canadian Currency
Cassette Tube Assembly
Bottom Base
ATTENTION
TO FULLY BENEFIT FROM
THIS FIVE TUBE CHANGER
CONLUX RECOMMENDS:
COMPLETELY FILL
ALL FIVE TUBES OR AT LEAST
FILL THE PRIMARY TUBES!
A B C D E
A B C D E
A B C D E
A B C D E
Indicates primary tubes
25¢ 5¢ 25¢ 10¢ 25¢
US-1 CASSETTE (3Q,1D,1N)
Part Number 278002
10¢ 5¢ 25¢ 10¢ 5¢
US-2 CASSETTE (1Q,2D,2N)
Part Number 278023
$1 5¢ 25¢ 10¢ 25¢
US-4 CASSETTE (1$,2Q,1D,1N)
Part Number 278003
10¢ 10¢ 5¢ 10¢ 5¢
US-5 CASSETTE (3D,2N)
Part Number 278007
WHEN CALLING FOR SERVICE, PLEASE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION:
MODEL NUMBER: _______________________________
SERIAL NUMBER: _______________________________
VENDNET
™
(A WITTERN GROUP COMPANY)
165 NORTH 10TH STREET
WAUKEE, IA 50263
Tel. 1-888-VENDNET(836-3638)

Conlux CCM5G Specifications

Power

operating voltage	34 Volt D.C.
power consumption standby	0.10A
motor operation current	0.66A
peak max current	0.92A

Operating Environment

operation temperature range	5°F (-15°C) to 140°F (+60°C)
insulation resistance	20 Mega-Ohms or more

Coin Acceptance and Components

number of motors	1 Motor - 15 Volt D.C.
number of solenoids	5 for Coin Selection (15 Volt D.C.)
coin acceptance	5¢, 10¢, 25¢, $1, and $2 U.S. only, Canadian only or U.S. & Canadian

Weight and Dimensions

weight	4.2 lbs (1.9 kg)
dimensions (H x W x D)	14.83" x 5.43" x 3.23" (376mm x 138mm x 82mm)

Summary

Conlux Recommendations for Coin Changer Performance

Fill All Tubes or Primary Tubes

Conlux strongly recommends filling all five tubes or at least the primary tubes for optimal coin changer performance.

Installation Guide

Handling Instructions

Proper handling procedures for the coin changer, including power safety and transport.

Identification of Parts and Locations

Details the various components and their locations on the coin changer unit for reference.

Limited Warranty Statement

Coin Accept/Reject Programming Function

Coin Accept/Reject Procedure

Step-by-step instructions for programming the coin changer to accept or reject specific coin types.

Accept/Reject Function Checks and Release

How to verify specified coin types and release the accept/reject programming.

Automatic Change Adjusting Function (Float)

Operating the Float Function

Instructions for setting base quantities and operating the automatic float adjustment for tube levels.

Coin Changer Memory Affected Conditions

Situations that can affect the coin changer's memory, such as cassette removal or communication loss.

Diagnostic and Control Functions

LED Indicators and Switch Functions

Explanation of diagnostic LEDs indicating malfunctions and the functions of various control switches.

Preventative Maintenance

Causes of Malfunctions and Cleaning

Identifies common causes of coin changer malfunctions and provides cleaning guidelines.

Specifications and Optional Components

Series Specifications

Technical specifications for the CCM5, CCM5G series coin changers, including interface and power requirements.

Available Cassettes and Satellite Tubes

Lists optional cassette types and add-on satellite tubes for expanded coin capacity.

Installation and Setup Procedures

Installation Steps

Instructions for installing the coin changer into a vendor unit, including power and alignment checks.

Coin Cassette Loading Options

Details various methods for loading coin cassettes into the changer, such as through the discriminator or manually.