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Talos Operation and Service Guide
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Non-Isolated Low Level Pulse (NILLP) Interface
The NILLP interface is a non-isolated interface that sends credit information in the form of
pulses via a single, independent TTL compatible, open collector driver. From on e to four
pulses per unit of credit is selectable along with two different timing durations (patterns) of
the pulses. Optically isolated sink or source inputs provide external acceptance enable
control for three different bill types. Escrow return of the last bill is also supported via an
optically isolated sink or source ESCROW input.
Pin Name (all pins refer to P1)
Type
115 VAC
pin
24 VAC
pin
12 VDC
pin
115VAC HOT / 24VAC HOT/ 12VDC HOT
Power
20
3
19
115VAC NEUTRAL / 24VAC NEUTRAL/
12VDC Return
Power 4 20 16
Earth
Power
21
None
None
Denom 1 ENABLE, High
Input
15
15
15
Denom 2 ENABLE, High
Input
14
14
14
Denom 3 ENABLE, High
Input
13
13
13
ESCROW, High
Input
12
12
12
Denom 1 ENABLE, Low
Input
27
27
27
Denom 2 ENABLE, Low
Input
28
28
28
Denom 3 ENABLE, Low
Input
29
29
29
ESCROW, Low
Input
30
30
30
CREDIT-PULSE_NOT
Output
7
7
7
LOW LEVEL GROUND
Ground
10
10
10
OUT-OF-SERVICE POWER (200 ohms to
+5VDC)
Output 25 25 25
OUT-OF-SERVICE_NOT
Output
22
22
22

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