Scheidt and Bachmann TRACO User Manual

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© 2004 by Scheidt & Bachmann GmbH, Mönchengladbach (Germany) All rights reserverd. Subject to alterations. Some Illustrations and descriptions may also include special options.

ChipCoin® Processing

Car Park Management System PMS20

PMS/C

ChipCoin® Processing

Systems for Car Parks and Leisure Centres

- Service Manual -

Manual

ChipCoin Processing

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ChipCoin® Processing

Car Park Management System PMS20

Contents

 

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1.

Introduction ..........................................................................................

2

1.1.

Block diagram ..........................................................................................

2

2.

Coin feeder ...........................................................................................

3

2.1.

Entry..........................................................................................................

3

2.1.1.

Function ...................................................................................................

3

2.2.

Exit ............................................................................................................

4

2.2.1.

Function ...................................................................................................

4

2.3.

Automatic Pay Station .............................................................................

5

2.3.1.

Function ...................................................................................................

5

2.4.

Maintenance and service.........................................................................

6

2.4.1.

Outside ....................................................................................................

6

2.4.2.

Inside .......................................................................................................

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3.

Entry hopper.........................................................................................

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3.1.

View...........................................................................................................

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3.2.

Maintenance and service.........................................................................

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4.

ChipCoin interface .............................................................................

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4.1.

View / connections.................................................................................

10

5.

PIT Base station .................................................................................

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5.1.

View / connections.................................................................................

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6.

Item numbers .....................................................................................

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ChipCoin Processing

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ChipCoin® Processing

Car Park Management System PMS20

1.Introduction

At an entry the coin feeder is located directly in front of the hopper. In case of a ChipCoin request the coin goes from the hopper to the coin feeder, where it is guided through the coin channel via stopper and reject magnets and coded and read by an installed antenna coil.

At an exit the ChipCoin inserted by the customer goes directly into the coin feeder. Here it is read via the antenna coil and, when found to be valid, is moved on to the collector receptacle; the gate opens. ChipCoins without exit authorisation are returned via a reject mechanism to be removed by the customer.

At an automatic pay machine the ChipCoin inserted by the customer likewise goes directly to the coin feeder. It is read via the antenna coil and "parked" there as long as necessary until the customer has paid the fee calculated. Simultaneous to that the insertion aperture of the coin channel (shutter) closes in order to prevent insertion of coins into the coin feeder.

Due to the different demands (with shutter, without shutter, different coin inlet) different coin feeders are used for entrance, exit and automatic teller.

All versions are based on identical coin channels (black coin feeder casing) which are varyingly fitted with magnets, reflex couplers and mechanical components.

First of all the different versions and their functional operation will be explained.

Maintenance tips will be given on the basis of a fully outfitted coin channel.

1.1.Block diagram

PIT Basestation

Coin feeder

COM1/EPR

Antennas

 

 

I/Os

12V

 

 

Entry only

ChipCoin Interface

Hopper

I/O

I/Os

 

Power supply

Power

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ChipCoin Processing

 

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© 2004 by Scheidt & Bachmann GmbH, Mönchengladbach (Germany) All rights reserverd. Subject to alterations. Some Illustrations and descriptions may also include special options.

Scheidt and Bachmann TRACO User Manual

© 2004 by Scheidt & Bachmann GmbH, Mönchengladbach (Germany) All rights reserverd. Subject to alterations. Some Illustrations and descriptions may also include special options.

ChipCoin® Processing

Car Park Management System PMS20

2.Coin feeder

2.1. Entry

Mounting plate

Coin channel

(covered by mounting plate)

Read/write antenna

Stopper magnet for read/write operation

Reject plate for ChipCoins not removed

Reject magnet for ChipCoins not removed

2.1.1. Function

As soon as a vehicle drives over the loop, the ChipCoin, which has already been positioned by the stopper magnet in front of the read/write antenna, is coded.

After pressing the ChipCoin request button the stopper magnet is pulled tight and the ChipCoin is thereby released for output.

If the ChipCoin cannot be coded, the stopper magnet and the reject magnet pull tight and the ChipCoin falls into the collector receptacle.

If the ChipCoin is not removed within a predefined period of time, the stopper magnet pulls tight and the coin is dropped into the collector receptacle.

After removing the coded ChipCoin a new ChipCoin is brought into position in front of the read/write antenna.

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