Paytec CV3516 User Manual
PAYTEC, ITALY
Payment Technologies Srl AA 07/2016
User Guide
Coin validator
CV3516
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Table of Contents
1.
Preface to the Guide .............................................................................4
2.
Technical data ......................................................................................5
3.
Programming the coin validator (teach mode) ..........................................6
3.1. Parallel Output Connector ..............................................................7
3.2. Coin Blocking ................................................................................... 8
3.3. Coin blocking (general inhibit) ........................................................8
4.
Coin validator label ...............................................................................9
5.
Maintenance ...................................................................................... 10
5.1. Cleaning ........................................................................................ 10
5.2. Troubleshooting (malfunctioning) ..................................................... 11
6.
Connecting Diagrams .......................................................................... 12
7.
Dimensions ........................................................................................ 13
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The information contained in this manual is subject to change without prior notice and is
not binding for Payment Technologies S.r.l.
General warning
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Read this guide carefully before use.
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This guide is valid for the model CV3516
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Before CV3516 is installed, check voltage compatibility with the Vending Machine
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CV3516 has been designed for internal electrical equipment for Vending Machines
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Do not use in water or near liquids where it might become wet
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Do not use near smoke or inflammable gases
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Cut power before maintaining electrical and/or mechanical components
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Dispose of the device in accordance with environmental laws (DO NOT burn)
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Always read labels
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Do not tie the output cable
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Periodically check whether cables are correctly plugged on their connectors
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Do not use extension cables
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Cut power before maintaining and/or cleaning the unit
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Use a damp cloth to clean plastic elements
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Keep the coin chute clean
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1. Preface to the Guide
This manual describes the functionality, adjustment and servicing of the
coin validator CV3516 (6 parallel output lines).
CV3516 is an electronic coin validator with a combined optical and
inductive measuring system. The measuring system consists of various
light barriers and coil alignments inserted in the main body.
CV3516 has 32 coin channels for a maximum of 16 different coins. If the
measured coin values of an inserted coin lie within all acceptance bands
of a programmed coin channel, then the coin validator assigns this coin
to this specified channel.
Normally at least 2 different acceptance bands are stored in a coin validator
for each coin to be accepted. Should the acceptance only be carried out in
the channel with narrow tolerance bands, the coin acceptance of the broad
channel must be blocked by switching mini-DIP switches (see coin label).
The measuring quality is primarily influenced by the steadiness
of the coin passing through the measuring system, with the
help of an integrated element which slows the coin down.
In general care should be taken to ensure an incline of 5° of
the coin validator, to make certain that the coins can pass
along the contact surface in an ideal way (see fig.1).
The coin insert should allow the coin to roll into the coin
validator by a minimum of kinetic energy.
Fig.1 CV3516 – Dimensions and positioning
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2. Technical data
Fig. 2 Connectors and control elements
Coin acceptance 32 coin channels (by default)
2 channels free for each token
Coin blocking Complete blocking via signal transmitted by VMC or cashless
System. Any individual coin, or group of coins can also be
blocked through mini-DIP switches
Output signals Six open collector output lines (parallel) compliant with the
standard for vending (100 msecs approx.)
65 V / 100 mA (output lines 1 to 4)
45 V / 500 mA (output lines 5 and 6)
Supply voltage 10 V to 26 V DC
Supply current < 30 mA in standby; during coin acceptance briefly 450 mA
Start up 15 ms
Temperature range +10°C to +70 °C
Humidity classification annual average 65% R.H., maximum 60 days per year 85%
R.H., remaining days maximum 75% R.H., no condensation
Coin sizes max. diameter x max. thickness: 32.5 x 3.4 mm
Dimensions height x width x depth: 104 x 53 x 93.5 mm (without front
plate)
I
/O Parallel
unused
unused
mini-DIP
blocking switches
9 to 16
mini-DIP
blocking switches
1 to 8
unused
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