Remove the rear cover. Old type C120s usually have the word in the top right hand corner of the PCB. “Jaguar” Output Mapping: The ouput mapping which Channel is output on which pin can be changed by use of a suitable Coinset File. As the – – mapping data is stored differently in the old and new types it is important that the Coinset File chosen relates to the correct type if the mapping is to be changed. If no coins are accepted on Validator Test after programming or when fitted to the host machine it is likely that an unsuitable Coinset File has been used. Display of other information: Read EEPROM and from Display select Other Information The mapping is displayed. The settings are defined in the Coinset File and cannot be altered during programming. Bank selection: Up to 12 coins can be accepted. They are split into two Banks - coins 1 to 6 in Bank 1 and 7 to 12 in Bank 2. Select Bank 1, Bank 2 or both Banks using the 4-way switch on the rear of the coin mech. Switch 1 to Off and Switch 2 to On to select Bank 1. Reverse for Bank 2. For both Banks put both Switch 1 & 2 to Off. Coin Inhibit: Individual coins in the active Bank(s) can be inhibited using the 6-way switch on the rear of the coin mech. Switch 1 to ON to inhibit Coin Channel 1 & 7, switch 2 to ON to inhibit Coin Channel 2 & 8 etc. C220B: Programme as basic Coin Controls routine but note the following: Binary Operation is not supported Looms required; E12 C220B/335 from socket 2 to validator E17 C220B from socket 3 to validator Coin Accept Mode: In normal mode coins 1 to 4 are output on pins 1 to 4 and coins 5 to 8 (If enabled) are also output on pins 1 to 4. To use the 8-coin mode the host machine must tie the SELECT line (Pin 6) on the interface connector to 0V (Pin 10). In the 8-coin mode all 8 coins are accepted. Coin Inhibits: Coins are inhibited by the host machine via the interface connector rather than via switches on the mechanism. Acceptance faults when fitted to host machines: If coins are not being accepted on some host machines ensure that the Programmer software used is V1.2C or later. If problems still occur, use the Cloning Routine described in a previous chapter.
Remove the rear cover. Old type C120s usually have the word “Jaguar” in the top right hand corner of the PCB. Output Mapping: The ouput mapping – which Channel is output on which pin – can be changed by use of a suitable Coinset File. As the mapping data is stored differently in the old and new types it is important that the Coinset File chosen relates to the correct type if the mapping is to be changed. If no coins are accepted on Validator Test after programming or when fitted to the host machine it is likely that an unsuitable Coinset File has been used. Display of other information: Read EEPROM and from Display select Other Information The mapping is displayed. The settings are defined in the Coinset File and cannot be altered during programming. Bank selection: Up to 12 coins can be accepted. They are split into two Banks - coins 1 to 6 in Bank 1 and 7 to 12 in Bank 2. Select Bank 1, Bank 2 or both Banks using the 4-way switch on the rear of the coin mech. Switch 1 to Off and Switch 2 to On to select Bank 1. Reverse for Bank 2. For both Banks put both Switch 1 & 2 to Off. Coin Inhibit: Individual coins in the active Bank(s) can be inhibited using the 6-way switch on the rear of the coin mech. Switch 1 to ON to inhibit Coin Channel 1 & 7, switch 2 to ON to inhibit Coin Channel 2 & 8 etc. C220B: Programme as basic Coin Controls routine but note the following: Binary Operation is not supported Looms required; E12 C220B/335 from socket 2 to validator E17 C220B from socket 3 to validator Coin Accept Mode: In normal mode coins 1 to 4 are output on pins 1 to 4 and coins 5 to 8 (If enabled) are also output on pins 1 to 4. To use the 8-coin mode the host machine must tie the SELECT line (Pin 6) on the interface connector to 0V (Pin 10). In the 8-coin mode all 8 coins are accepted. Coin Inhibits: Coins are inhibited by the host machine via the interface connector rather than via switches on the mechanism. Acceptance faults when fitted to host machines: If coins are not being accepted on some host machines ensure that the Programmer software used is V1.2C or later. If problems still occur, use the Cloning Routine described in a previous chapter.