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Star Tech Journal

Issue: 1996-July - Vol 18 Issue 5 - Page 14

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STAR*TEcH
Journal
July 1996
CID
Canuck
Corner
"Just the Facts, eh?"
John Liikala
• Canadian Amusements • Burnaby, BC • Canada
STANDARD CHANGE MAKERS C-500
CONVERSION ro THE Two DOLLAR Co1N
This article is written simply for the
purpose of installation, since the kit
did not come with instructions. Please
note: This conversion shoul,d only he
done by a qualified technician or per-
sonnel. When removing static sensi-
tive PROMS or RAMS from CCU
or computer controlled hoards, always
discharge yourself and your tool from
static. Please note also that this con-
version is for Canadian currency only.
header plug and the ribbon cable
direction when removing and
install the new cable in the same
way). Now remove the coin mech
from it's holster. Install new coin
mech putting the ribbon cable
back through the hole in the side
of the coin mech bracket, to the
bill verifiers P27 plug . Before
plugging in the header plug, you
will note that the header plug
from the new coin acceptor has
no keys, therefore, preventative
maintenance must be taken so
that this plug does not ever get
plugged-in wrong. Remove the
keys from the old header plug
and install them into the new
header (see figure 1 for key place-
ment). To remove the keys use a
Remove the two nuts
that holds the top funnel for the
coin entrance to the coin mech.
This is done so that the coin mech
can be removed from the holster.
Unplug the ribbon cable at the
bill verifier P27 coming from the
coin acceptor (observe the
STEP ONE:
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Figure 1
small razor knife. After this pro-
cedure, plug the new header into
P27. Now reinstall the old coin
funnel above the new coin mech.
STEP
Two: Remove the side
panel of the bill verifier that is
mounted on the door. The side
that will be removed is the one
that is closer to the edge of the
door. There are four Phillips head
screws that hold this panel down.
Behind this panel is the main
CCU board that controls the ac-
ceptor and has the calibration
pots mounted on it. Now that this
panel is removed, the main
PROM is the next item to be re-
placed. You will find the PROM
in the kit that is marked CSS-001.
See figure 2 for PROM location.
STEP THREE: Turn on the C-500
unit and clear all errors. Type
"500" on the key pad. (See fig-
ure 3 for key pad view) "TY-XX"
should appear in the display. If
two quarter hoppers are present,
program the unit in this manner.
Be sure that "dispensing hop-
pers" and hopper "values" C &
D are at zero.

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