6.1 PROGRAMMING AND USE OF THE DISPLAY
MSX models are fitted with a graphic digital display, 128x128. It allows
for simple management of the programs and offers an effective visual help for
the user.
If there are no active errors, when the machine
is switched on, the machine management software will analyse the operation of
the components and will auto configure the machine; recognising the motors and
assigning a two digit number to each motor present. The software recognises
the tray number (rows) which makes up the first part of the number and then
gives the second digit the motor number (columns)
On the example below the software has identified that it is a 10 compartment
machine with two shelves and 12 motors installed. Shelf number 1 has ten motors
while Shelf number 2 has two motors assigned, numbers 21 and 23 respectively.
The symbol ‘0’ indicates that an active motor has been detected the
symbol ‘- ‘indicates
no motor is present or detected.
All active motors are then stored in the memory and individual prices can
be assigned to each motor or spiral .The auto configuration is run each time
the machine is switched on or off, the door opened or any programming has taken
place
6.2 STANDARD DISPLAY
The left hand site shows the operating temperature that is continually monitored
in real time.
The right hand part of the display shows the status of the machine
NN Machine on fridge on lights on
FFN Machine on lights on fridge off
ANN Machine not in operation alarm of breakdown
TNN Machine in operation but with refrigerator switched off
due to being on continuously for a long period
SN Defrost cycle
The main body of the display shows the date and time.
If the machine shows machine ready then there is sufficient change within
the coin tubes of the coin mechanism if not the display will show exact money
only. If a password has been set then the display will show that a 5 digit number
needs to be entered.
N.B. It is recommended
that the correct date and time are programmed.
6.3 MODE BUTTON
Entering the programme
In order to enter into the programming mode, you will need to open the inside
door which covers the coin mechanism and press the Mode switch.
The front display will the show “Enter Password”, if a password has
not been set just press “Enter” to go into the main menu. Otherwise enter
your 5 digit password
The machine will enter the programming mode and the main programming menu
will come on the display.
You can scroll down the sub menus
Using the “A” or” C” keys and using the “Enter” key
to get into any sub menu.
Press the “Cancel” key to step out of a menu
Go to “Return to Service” and press “Enter”
Once a sub menu has been selected
Press the Enter key to get into it
6.4 PROGRAMMINg THE MICROPROCESSOR
The microprocessor board users FLASH MEMORY TECHNOLOGY which
can be updated at any time without EPROM changes, an external PC is required
if a software update is required.
Procedure
Switch off the machine from the mains electrical supply, run a serial RS232lead
from the PC to the serial connector on the microprocessor board. Set the slide
switch on the microprocessor board to “prgm”. and switch on vending machine
Use the file transfer software to update the new software.
This procedure must be repeated on the I/O board located on the RHS of the
refrigeration unit.
During programming with a PC, the programming slide switch must be
on the left.
During the programming with a PC, the programming slide switch must
be on left.
EN0459 I/O CARD
This circuit board is located on the LHS refrigeration unit. To access it
disconnect the vending machine from the electrical supply and remove the front
panel that covers the fridge unit. From here access can be had to the serial
connector and the programming switch.
Programming switch must be positions on PGM-EN during the programming.
The I/O circuit board communicates and drives the peripheral units within
the vending machine, including the refrigerator and motor drives, it also communicates
with the microprocessor board through CAN-bus.
The bus is a separated CAN-IN and CAN-OUT. The CAN-IN will receive the commands
from the card CPU EN0453, the CAN-OUT will communicate with other cards provided
on the same bus.
It is necessary to have the file transfer software installed on a PC to communicate
with I/O board and the Microprocessor board
It is possible to connect a machine to another or to a slave unit through
the can-bus of the card.
Connecting the two machines it will be possible to use a single system
of payment.
ie. One coin mechanism.
To connect the machine move all of the dip switches to OFF while the card
of the additional machine will have to have the first switch set to ON.
6.5 SERIAL PROGRAM