Time Pass Programming Manual · 2016. 5. 17. · timepass paystation multiplexer (49-9429)...

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Time Pass® ProgrammingManual

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

TIME PASS OVERVIEW ........................................................................................... 4TIME PASS WIRING SCHEMATIC ....................................................................... 5INTERFACE BOX ....................................................................................................... 6TIME PASS WIRING SCHEMATIC ....................................................................... 7TIME PASS ................................................................................................................... 8

HAND-HELD ............................................................................................................. 91-3 SHIFTS .............................................................................................................. 10

VERIFY CODES ................................................................................................ 101-3 SHIFTS .............................................................................................................. 12

EXIT.................................................................................................................... 12MANAGER .............................................................................................................. 14

FOOTER MESSAGE ................................................................................................................ 14EXAMPLE................................................................................................................................. 16

PASSWORD SETTING.......................................................................................... 18DISPLAY CLOCK .................................................................................................................... 20CHANGE TIME ........................................................................................................................ 21PERIOD REPORT ..................................................................................................................... 22DISP. MAN REPORT..... ........................................................................................................... 24DISP. ACW REPORT ................................................................................................................ 26

INSTALLER ............................................................................................................ 28BASIC RATES $$$ .................................................................................................................. 28BASIC RATES TIME ................................................................................................................ 30EVENING RATE ....................................................................................................................... 32EARLY BIRD RATE .................................................................................................................. 35DATE/TIME ............................................................................................................................... 38RECEIPT HEADER ................................................................................................................... 40RESET REPORT # .................................................................................................................... 42CLEAR CODE HIST. ................................................................................................................ 43MAX ISSUERS ......................................................................................................................... 45MAX TELLERS......................................................................................................................... 47PARKING SITE ID# ................................................................................................................. 49RESET COUNTERS ................................................................................................................. 51FACTORY RESET .................................................................................................................... 52

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This manual is designed to guide you through the programming of your Time Pass unit. Each menu screen isrepresented as a separate page. For further information, please contact Hamilton’s Technical Support Depart-ment at (800) 837-5561.

PREFACE

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TIME PASS OVERVIEW

ACW G/L TO JUNCTIONBOX HARNESS(2 WIRE TWISTED PAIR SHEILDED)(48-3124)

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TIMEPASS PAYSTATION MULTIPLEXER (49-9429)

JUNCTION BOX(49-9390)JUNCTION BOX(49-9390)

JUNCTION BOX(49-9390)

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GROUND TO EARTHPRINTER CABLE(48-3122)

JUNCTION BOX(49-9390)

GROUND

MULTIPLEXER TO HANDHELD HARNESS(48-3126)

POWER CUBE



PRINTER(47-3120)

PRINTER CABLE(48-3122)

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MULTIPLEXER TO HANDHELD HARNESS(48-3126)

TIMEPASS PAYSTATION MULTIPLEXER (49-9429)

HANDHELD, AUDIT REMOTE(49-9428)

PASSTIME

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• The communication line between the GL-ACW and the Interface Box (Grey Box) is a two wiretwisted pair shielded cable (White and Red).

• Connect the red wire to the positive “+” side (#19) in the interface box and it MUST match up to#19 on the surge suppressor. The white wire will connect to the negative “-” side (#18) in theinterface box and it MUST match up to #18 on the surge suppressor. The shield must connect into#15 or GND in the interface box.

• The first Interface box only had one ground wire coming out of it. That ground wire should beattached to the Multiplexer. The second Interface box (shown above) has two grounds coming offthe box, one is for the Multiplexer (chassis ground) and the second is for earth ground.

INTERFACE BOX

+ GND-

GROUND TO EARTH

GROUND TO MUX

JUNCTION BOX(49-9390)JUNCTION BOX(49-9390)

SHEILD

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• Hand-held will always be COM 0

• COM 1-4 cannot be changed (Preset)

• COM 1 = Not used, COM 2 = Printer, COM 3 = Not used and COM 4 = Interface box

TIME PASS WIRING SCHEMATIC

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TIME PASS

• Upon initial system power up, the first screen will display:

HAMILTON MFGCODE REDEEM CENTER(C) 2004SOFTWARE V X.XX

• Next screen displays model and serial number.

MODEL MUXCSSERIAL NR. XXX(C) 2004

• Next screen displays the Login Menu.

LOGIN MENU1-3 SHIFT4 = MANAGER5 = MANAGER

• You will be entering from both the “F” function keys and numerical keys.

VERIFY CODES

LOGIN MENU1-3 SHIFT4 = MANAGER5 = INSTALLER

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HAND-HELD

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1-3 SHIFTSVERIFY CODES


• To enter into the 1-3 Shifts press either 1, 2 or 3.

• Next screen displays:

F1 = VERIFY CODESF2 = EXIT

• To enter into verify codes press F1.


REDEEM CODE MENUDATE: 06/23/04TIME: 13:59...-...-...

• You will enter in the 9 digit ticket code.

• When you enter in the last number it will automatically advance to the next screen.

• If the number you enter is a valid code, then the screen will display:

#1 TO PAY $ X.XXX DAYSX HOURSX MINUTES

• This information will be displayed on the Hand-held and printed out on the receipt. The codeentered will display the amount of money owed and how long they were there. Depending on lengthof stay, it will show in days, hours and minutes.

• If the code had already been used then the screen will display:

VALID CODEALREADY USED

• If the code is entered incorrectly then the screen displays:

INVALID CODE• Lines two and three will display a reason for why the code is invalid.

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• When exiting from verifying code, press the back arrow twice and the next screen will display:

SHIFT REPORT ?

Y=YESN=NO

• By pressing “Y” for YES you will print out the shift report and then automatically advance to thenext screen.

PRINTING REPORT.

• When printing is complete the screen will automatically advance to the next screen.


REPORT COPY?

Y=YESN=NO

• By pressing “Y” for YES will print out another copy of your shift report.

• Very Important *Printing a shift report will clear the shift data and reset the figures back tozero*.


REPORT COPY?

Y=YESN=NO

• You must select “N” for NO to escape.



• When the initial request to print a report is prompted, selecting “NO” will not zero out your data.You will only clear data when you print the report. When pressing “NO” at initial prompt, the nextscreen displays:


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1-3 SHIFTSEXIT


• To enter into the 1-3 Shifts, press 1, 2 or 3.


F1 = VERIFY CODESF2 = EXIT

• If you want to exit the shift without verifying a code or just want to print out a shift report then pressF2 for exit.


SHIFT REPORT ?Y=YESN=NO

• By pressing “Y” for YES you will print out the shift report and then automatically advance to thenext screen.

PRINTING REPORT.

• When printing is complete the screen will automatically advance to the next screen.


REPORT COPY?

Y=YESN=NO

• By pressing “Y” for YES will print out another copy of your shift report.

• Very Important *Printing a shift report will clear the shift data and reset the figures back tozero*.

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REPORT COPY?

Y=YESN=NO

• You must select “N” for NO to escape.



• When the initial request to print a report is prompted, selecting “NO” will not zero out your data.You will only clear data when you print the report. When pressing “NO” at initial prompt, the nextscreen displays:


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MANAGER

FOOTER MESSAGE


• To enter into Manager press 4.


PASSWORD ....

• This screen is prompting you for a password, enter 1234. Once you enter the last digit it willautomatically advance to the next screen.


F1 = GENERAL SETTINGSF2 = TIMEF3 = REPORTS

• To enter into General Settings press F1.


F1 = FOOTER MESSAGEF2 = PASSWORD SETTINGS

• To enter into Footer Message press F1.


THANK YOU

F1 = ACCEPTF2 = MODIFY

• If text is correct then press F1 to Accept.


COME AGAIN


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• If text is correct then press F1 to Accept.


F1 = FOOTER MESSAGEF2 = PASSWORD SETTING

• If either line is incorrect or you wish to change the text press F2 to modify.

• CAUTION: Pressing F2 will clear the text.


............................F1 = ENTER TEXT MODEF2 = UPPER/LOWER/SPEC.F3 = SCROLL-UP F4 = DOWN

• Once text is entered, press the right arrow to save.

• To input text, see the example on the following page.

• Press the back arrow or “ESC” button three times to return to the Login Menu.

• When going back to the main menu as a manager you will be prompted to print a shift report, pleaserefer to the shift report section in 1-3 Shifts for procedure.

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EXAMPLE

Press F1 an “A” will appear in the first spotA _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Using the F2 button will allow you to scroll from upper case to lower case to spec.Using the F3 button will allow you to scroll up the alphabet.Using the F4 button will allow you to scroll down the alphabet.

Press the F3 button to desired letter, digit or symbol.T_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Next by pressing the F1 button will place an “A” in the next spaceTA _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Using the F2 button will allow you to scroll from upper case to lower case to spec.Using the F3 button will allow you to scroll up the alphabet.Using the F4 button will allow you to scroll down the alphabet.Using the F1 button will allow you to move to the next space

Next by pressing the F1 button will place an “A” in the next space.THA_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Using the F2 button will allow you to scroll from upper case to lower case to spec.Using the F3 button will allow you to scroll up the alphabet.Using the F4 button will allow you to scroll down the alphabet.Using the F1 button will allow you to move to the next space.

Next by pressing the F1 button will place an “A” in the next space.THAA_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Using the F2 button will allow you to scroll from upper case to lower case to spec.Using the F3 button will allow you to scroll up the alphabet.Using the F4 button will allow you to scroll down the alphabet.Using the F1 button will allow you to move to the next space.

Next by pressing the F1 button will place an “A” in the next space.THANA_ _ _ _ _ _ __ _Using the F2 button will allow you to scroll from upper case to lower case to spec.Using the F3 button will allow you to scroll up the alphabet.Using the F4 button will allow you to scroll down the alphabet.Using the F1 button will allow you to move to the next space.Next by pressing the F1 button will place an “A” in the next space.THANKA_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Using the F2 button will allow you to scroll from upper case to lower case to spec.Using the F3 button will allow you to scroll up the alphabet.

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Using the F4 button will allow you to scroll down the alphabet.Using the F1 button will allow you to move to the next space.Next by pressing the F1 button will place an “A” in the next space.THANK A_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Using the F2 button will allow you to scroll from upper case to lower case to spec.Using the F3 button will allow you to scroll up the alphabet.Using the F4 button will allow you to scroll down the alphabet.Using the F1 button will allow you to move to the next space.Next by pressing the F1 button will place an “A” in the next space.THANK YA_ _ _ __ _ _ _ _

Using the F2 button will allow you to scroll from upper case to lower case to spec.Using the F3 button will allow you to scroll up the alphabet.Using the F4 button will allow you to scroll down the alphabet.Using the F1 button will allow you to move to the next space.Next by pressing the F1 button will place an “A” in the next space.THANK YOA_ _ _ _ _ _ _

Using the F2 button will allow you to scroll from upper case to lower case to spec.Using the F3 button will allow you to scroll up the alphabet.Using the F4 button will allow you to scroll down the alphabet.Using the F1 button will allow you to move to the next space.Next by pressing the F1 button will place an “A” in the next space.THANK YOU_ _ _ _ _ _ _

Using the F2 button will allow you to scroll from upper case to lower case to spec.Using the F3 button will allow you to scroll up the alphabet.Using the F4 button will allow you to scroll down the alphabet.Using the F1 button will allow you to move to the next space.Once text is complete then press the right —> to save.

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MANAGERPASSWORD SETTING




PASSWORD ....




• To enter into General Settings press F1.


F1 = FOOTER MESSAGEF2 = PASSWORD SETTING

• To enter into Password Setting press F2.


F1 = SHIFT 1F2 = SHIFT 2F3 = SHIFT 3F4 = MANAGER

• The manager has the ability to set passwords to protect the settings and data of the system.

• To view the password for Shift 1 press F1.


PASSWORD 0


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• If password is correct then press F1.



• If password is incorrect then press F2 to modify.


PASSWORD . . . . . . .

PRESS <— TO CORRECTPRESS —> TO ACCEPT

• Enter in a password up to 4 digits long. Make sure that it is a unique password. You may want towrite them down and store them in a secure place.

• Once the last digit is entered the screen will automatically advance to the next screen.



• To view or change Shift 2 , Shift 3 or Manager follow the steps above.

• Press the back arrow 4 times to return to the Login Menu.


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MANAGER

DISPLAY CLOCK




PASSWORD ....




• To enter into Time press F2.


F1 = DISPLAY CLOCKF2 = CHANGE TIME

• To display clock press F1. Please note that this is a view only screen.


CLOCK SETTINGSDATE: 06/25/04TIME: 11:13

• Press the back arrow or “ESC” button 4 times to return to the Login Menu.


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MANAGER

CHANGE TIME




PASSWORD ....




• To enter into Time press F2.



• To enter into Change Time press F2.


ENTER TIME ..-..

• The time must be entered in Military time.

• Once the last number is entered the screen will automatically advance to the next screen.



• Press the back arrow or “ESC” button 3 times to return to the Login Menu.


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MANAGER

PERIOD REPORT




PASSWORD ....




• To enter into Reports press F3.


F1 = PERIOD REPORTF2 = DISP. MAN REPORTF3 = DISP. ACW REPORT

• To enter into Period Report press F1.


FR MMDD ../..

• Enter the starting Month and Date for the data you wish to retrieve.

• Once last number is entered the screen will automatically advance to the next screen.


TO MMDD ../..

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• Once the last number is entered, the report will begin printing. After it has printed it will prompt youto print another copy. If you would like a second copy press “Y” or if you do not want anothercopy then press “N”.



• Press the back arrow or “ESC” button twice to return to the Login Menu.


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MANAGER

DISP. MAN REPORT




PASSWORD ....







• To enter into Disp. Man Report press F2.


FR MMDD ../..




TOTAL COUNTERS XSALES —> XTIME ——> XCARS ——> X

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• The “Sales,” “Time” and “Cars” are a one day total based on the date that you enter in “FRMMDD.”

• Sales will be in cents (example 800 = 8 dollars).

• Time will be in minutes.

• Cars will increase by 1 every time one uses the manual lane.



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MANAGER

DISP. ACW REPORT




PASSWORD ....







• To enter into Disp. ACW Report press F3.


FR MMDD ../..




TOTAL COUNTERS XSALES —> XTIME ——> XCARS ——> X

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• The “Sales,” “Time” and “Cars” are a one day total based on the date that you enter in “FRMMDD.”

• Sales will be in cents (example 800 = 8 dollars).

• Time will be in minutes.

• Cars will increase by 1 every time one uses the Autocashier.



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INSTALLER

BASIC RATES $$$


• To enter into Installer press 5.


PASSWORD ....



F1 = RATE STRUCTUREF2 = DATE/TIMEF3 = DATABASE FUNCTIONF4 = FACTORY SETUP

• To enter into Rate Structure press F1.


F1 = BASIC RATES $$$F2= BASIC RATES TIMEF3 = EVENING RATESF4 = EARLY BIRD RATE

• To enter into Basic Rates $$$ press F1.


F1=$ 1.00 15MINF2=$ 2.00 30MINF3=$ 3.00 45MINF4=$ 4.00 60MIN

• You have up to 26 dollar rates.

• You have 1 daily dollar rate.

• You have 1 weekly dollar rate.

• To change a dollar rate press the “F” button of the rate you wish to change.

• Press F1 to change rate.

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PRICE: $1.00

F1=ACCEPTF2=MODIFY

• If price is correct then press F1 to accept.



• If price is incorrect press F2 for modify.


PRICE: .......


• Enter in the value of the price in cents (example 100 = 1.00).

• When entering an amount up to four digits, press the right arrow key to accept. If a five digit numberis entered, the screen will automatically advance to the next.



• To change any other rate follow the steps above.

• Once you have changed your rates press “ESC.”


F1 = BASIC RATES $$$F2 = BASIC RATES TIMEF3 = EVENING RATESF4 = EARLY BIRD RATE


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INSTALLER

BASIC RATES TIME




PASSWORD ....







• To enter into Basic Rates Times press F2.



• You have up to 26 hourly rates of time.

• You have 1 daily rate of time.

• You have 1 weekly rate of time.

• To change a time rate press the “F” button of the rate you wish to change.

• Press F1 to change rate.

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15 MINUTES


• If time is correct then press F1 to accept.



• If price is incorrect press F2 for modify.


........... MINUTES


• Enter the value of the time in minutes (example 120 = 2 hours). The maximum number of minutesyou can input is 1440 minutes, which will automatically change it to a daily rate (1439 minutes =23.98 hours).

• When entering an amount up to three digits amount you will have to press the right arrow key toaccept. If a four digit number is entered, the screen will automatically advance to the next.



• To change any other time rate follow the steps above.

• Once you have changed your time rates press “ESC.”


F1 = BASIC RATES $$$F2 = BASIC RATES TIMEF3 = EVENING RATESF4 = EARLY BIRD RATE


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INSTALLER

EVENING RATE




PASSWORD ....







• To enter into Evening Rates press F3.


F1 EV. VALUE = $ .00F2 EV. START = 00:00F3 EV. STOP = 00:00MAKE SELECTION

• You can enter in a flat rate for the evening in this category.

• You will also set the start time for the evening rate.

• You will also set the stop time for the evening rate.

• To enter or change the Evening value amount press F1.

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F1 EV. VALUE = .......PRESS <— TO CORRECTPRESS —> TO ACCEPT

• Enter the dollar rate in cents (example 100 = $1.00).



F1 EV. VALUE = $ 5.00F2 EV. START = 00:00F3 EV. STOP = 00:00MAKE SELECTION

• Set the start time of your evening rate by pressing F2.


F1 EV. VALUE = $ 5.00F2 EV. START = ..:..F3 EV. STOP = 00:00MAKE SELECTION

• Enter the time when you want the evening rate to start. Use military time (Example 7:00 PM =19:00PM)

• Once the last number is entered, the screen will automatically advance to the next screen.



• Set the stop time of your evening rate by pressing F3.


F1 EV. VALUE = $ 5.00F2 EV. START = 19:00F3 EV. STOP = ..:..MAKE SELECTION

• Enter the time when you want the evening rate to stop. Use military time (Example 11:00 PM =23:00PM)

• Once the last number is entered, the screen will automatically advance to the next screen.

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• Once you have set the Time and Rates, press the back arrow or “ESC” once.




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INSTALLER

EARLY BIRD RATE




PASSWORD ....







• To enter into Early Bird Rate press F4.


F1 EB. START = 00:00F2 EB. STOP = 00:00F3 MIN VALUE = $ .00F4 DISCOUNT = $ .00

• You can enter the start time for the Early Bird Rate.

• You can enter the stop time for the Early Bird Rate.

• You will also set the Min Value which is the lowest amount charged before you will get a discount.

• You will also set the Discount which is the maximum discount allowed for the early bird rate.

• To enter EB Start Time press F1.

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F1 EB. START = ..:..F2 EB. STOP = 00:00F3 MIN VALUE = $ .00F4 DISCOUNT = $ .00

• Enter the time you want the Early Bird rate to start. (Example 08:00)




• To enter EB Stop Time press F2.


F1 EB. START = 08:00F2 EB. STOP = ..:..F3 MIN VALUE = $ .00F4 DISCOUNT = $ .00

• Enter the time you want the Early Bird rate to stop. (Example 10:00)

• Once last number is enter the screen will automatically advance to the next screen.



• To enter in the Min Val press F3.


F1 EB. START = 08:00F2 EB. STOP = 10:00F3 MIN VALUE = $ ....PRESS —> TO ACCEPT

• Enter in the amount in cents (example 0300 = $3.00).

• Once last number is enter the screen will automatically advance to the next screen.

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F1 EB. START = 08:00F2 EB. STOP = 10:00F3 MIN VALUE = $ 3.00F4 DISCOUNT = $ .00

• To enter in to Discount press F4


F1 EB. START = 08:00F2 EB. STOP = 10:00F3 MIN VALUE = $ 3.00F4 DISCOUNT = $ ....

• Enter amount in cents (example 050 =$0.50).



F1 EB. START = 08:00F2 EB. STOP = 10:00F3 MIN VALUE = $ 3.00F4 DISCOUNT = $ .50


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INSTALLER

DATE/TIME




PASSWORD ....




• To enter into Date/Time press F2.


F1 = DISPLAY CLOCKF2 = CHANGE TIMEF3 = CHANGE DATE

• You will be able to Display the clock.

• You will be able Change the time.

• You will be able to Change the date.

• To display the clock press F1.


CLOCK SETTINGSDATE: 07/02/04TIME: 14:27

• Press the Back arrow or “ESC” button once to return to previous screen.

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• To change the time press F2.


ENTER TIME ..:..

• Enter the time in military time (example 1:00 PM = 13:00).




• To change the Date press F3.


MMDDYY ../../..

• Enter the two digit month, two digit day and two digit year.





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INSTALLER

RECEIPT HEADER




PASSWORD ....




• To enter into Database Function press F3.


F1 = RECEIPT HEADERF2 = RESET REPORT #F3 = CODE GENERATORF4 = RESET COUNTERS

• To enter into Receipt Header press F1.


SELECT ITEM 1-6

• You will have up to six lines of text for your receipt header.

• To proceed to line 1 press 1.

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HAMILTON SYS III


• If text is correct press F1 to accept.


SELECT ITEM 1-6

• If text is incorrect press F2 to modify.


....................................................F1 = ENTER TEXT MODEF2 = UPPER/LOWER/SPEC.F3 = SCROLL-UP F4 = DOWN

• To program see example in Manager Footer Message section.


SELECT ITEM 1-6

• To program items 2-6 follow the above steps.


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INSTALLER

RESET REPORT #




PASSWORD ....







• To Reset Report # press F2.

• Once you press F2 the Report # will automatically reset itself back to zero.



• Press the back arrow or “ESC” button once to return to the Login Menu.

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INSTALLER

CLEAR CODE HIST.




PASSWORD ....







• To enter into Code Generator press F3.


F1 = CLEAR CODE HISTORYF2 = MAX ISSUERSF3 = MAX TELLERSF4 = PARKING SITE ID

• To enter into Clear Code History press F1.

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F1 = ERASE CODEHISTORY TABLES

• By pressing F1 you will erase your code history.


ERASING CODEHISTORY TABLES

• Once the process is complete the screen will automatically advance to next screen.


F1 = CLEAR CODE HIST.F2 = MAX ISSUERSF3 = MAX TELLERSF4 = PARKING SITE ID#

• Pressing the back arrow or “ESC” button twice to return to the Login Menu.

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INSTALLER

MAX ISSUERS




PASSWORD ....









F1 = CLEAR CODE HIST.F2 = MAX ISSUERSF3 = MAX TELLERSF4 = PARKING SITE ID

• To enter into Max Issuers press F2.

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MAX ISSUERS 1


• This will allow you to set the number of ticket dispensers you have on your network.

• If the text is correct press F1 to accept.



• If text was incorrect press F2 to modify.


MAX ISSUES .


• Enter a number from 1 to 8.

• Note: Entering a 0 it will automatically default to a 1. Entering a 9 will automatically default to 8.

• Once you enter the number, the screen will automatically advance to the next.

• Next screen displays:F1 = CLEAR CODE HIST.F2 = MAX ISSUERSF3 = MAX TELLERSF4 = PARKING SITE ID#


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INSTALLER

MAX TELLERS




PASSWORD ....









F1 = CLEAR CODE HISTORYF2 = MAX ISSUERSF3 = MAX TELLERSF4 = PARKING SITE ID #

• To enter into Max Tellers press F3.

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MAX TELLERS 1


• This will allow you to set the number of Tellers (ACW’s) you have on your network.

• If the text is correct press F1 to accept.



• If text was incorrect press F2 to modify.


MAX TELLERS .


• Enter in a number from 1 to 8.

• Note: Entering a 0 it will automatically default to a 1. Entering a 9 will automatically default to 8.

• Once you enter the number, the screen will automatically advance to the next.




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INSTALLER

PARKING SITE ID#




PASSWORD ....









F1 = CLEAR CODE HISTORYF2 = MAX ISSUERSF3 = MAX TELLERSF4 = PARKING SITE ID #

• To enter into Parking Site ID# press F4.

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PARKING CODE # 1234

F1 = ACCEPTF2 = MODIY

• The Parking Code is a unique code that links your Tellers and the Issuers. What is set in this cat-egory will have to match the same in the Issuers.

• If the text is correct then press F1 to accept.



• If text is incorrect then press F2 to modify.


PARKING CODE # ......


• The code should be at least four digits long and unique.

• When entering an amount up to four digits, press the right arrow key to accept. If a five digit numberis entered, the screen will automatically advance to the next.




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INSTALLER

RESET COUNTERS

• Not applicable.

• Press the back arrow or “ESC” button once to return to the Login Menu.

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INSTALLER

FACTORY RESET

• This setting is only used for the factory (Hamilton Manufacturing Corp.)

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(See next page for additional provisions)

LIMITED WARRANTY AGREEMENTOF HAMILTON MANUFACTURING CORP.

Hamilton Manufacturing Corp., an Ohio Corporation, (“Seller”) warrants to Purchaser that all newequipment shall be free from defects in material and factory workmanship for a period of one (1) year from theoriginal shipping date. Hamilton Manufacturing Corp. further warrants if any part of said new equipment inSeller’s sole opinion, requires replacement or repair due to a defect in material or factory workmanship duringsaid period, Seller will repair or replace said new equipment. Purchaser’s remedies and the liabilities andobligations of Seller herein shall be limited to repair or replacement of the equipment as Seller may choose, andSeller’s obligation to remedy such defects shall not exceed the Purchaser’s original cost for the equipment.Purchaser EXPRESSLY AGREES this is the EXCLUSIVE REMEDY under this warranty. There are no otherexpress or implied warranties which extend beyond the face hereof. All warranty repair service must beperformed by either a Factory Trained Service Representative or HAMILTON MANUFACTURINGCORP., 1026 Hamilton Drive, Holland, Ohio 43528 PHONE (419) 867-4858 or (800) 837-5561, FAX(419) 867-4867.

The limited warranty for new equipment is conditioned upon the following:

1. The subject equipment has not, in the Seller’s sole opinion, been subjectedto: accident, abuse, misuse, vandalism, civil disobedience, riots, acts ofGod, natural disaster, acts of war or terrorism.

2. The Seller shall not be liable for any expense incurred by Purchaser inci-dental to the repair or replacement of equipment and Purchaser shallassume full responsibility for any freight or shipping charges.

3. The coverage of this warranty shall not extend to expendable parts.4. Purchaser shall have a warranty registration card on file with Seller prior to

any claim in order for warranty protection to apply.5. No warranty coverage is applicable to any equipment used for currency

other than that specified at the time of the purchase.6. Seller expressly disclaims any warranty that counterfeit currency will not

activate said equipment.7. Seller expressly disclaims any warranty for any losses due to bill manipula-

tion or theft or loss of cash under any circumstances.8. Use of the equipment for anything other than its intended and designed use

will void the Limited Warranty Agreement. Use of equipment for anythingother than its intended and designed use includes, but is not limited to,downloading software/applications not certified by Seller such as e-mail,spyware, screen savers, viruses, worms, third party software, web searchengines, cookies, spam, desktop applications, games, web surfing, etc.

Seller further warrants all repair or service work performed by a factory trained representative orHamilton Manufacturing Corp. for a period of ninety (90) days from the date the repair or service work wasperformed. Purchaser’s remedies and the liabilities and obligations of Seller herein shall be limited to repair orreplacement of equipment as Seller may choose, and Seller’s obligation to remedy such defects shall notexceed the Purchaser’s depreciated value of the equipment. Purchaser EXPRESSLY AGREES this is anEXCLUSIVE REMEDY under this warranty. There are no other express or implied warranties on repair orservice work performed by a factory trained representative or Hamilton Manufacturing Corp. which extendbeyond the face hereof.

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The limited warranty for repair and service work is conditioned upon the following:

1. The subject equipment has not, in the Seller’s sole opinion, been subjectedto: accident, abuse, misuse, vandalism, civil disobedience, riots, acts ofGod, natural disaster, acts of war or terrorism.

2. The Seller shall not be liable for any expense incurred by Purchaser inciden-tal to the repair or replacement of equipment and Purchaser shall assume fullresponsibility for any freight or shipping charges.

3. The coverage of this warranty shall not extend to expendable parts.4. Purchaser shall have a warranty registration card on file with Seller prior to

any claim in order for warranty protection to apply.5. No warranty coverage is applicable to any equipment used for currency

other than that specified at the time of the purchase.6. Seller expressly disclaims any warranty that counterfeit currency will not

activate said equipment.7. Seller expressly disclaims any warranty for any losses due to bill manipula-

tion or theft or loss of cash under any circumstances.8. No person or entity other than a factory trained representative or Hamilton

Manufacturing Corp. has performed or attempted to perform the subjectrepair or service.

9. Using equipment which has been serviced or repaired for anything otherthan its intended or designed use such as downloading software applicationsnot certified by Seller will void the Limited Warranty Agreement. Thisincludes software/applications such as e-mail, spyware, screen savers,viruses, worms, third party software, web search engines, cookies, spam,desktop applications, games, web surfing, etc.

THIS AGREEMENT IS MADE WITH THE EXPRESS UNDERSTANDING THAT THERE ARENO IMPLIED WARRANTIES THAT THE EQUIPMENT SHALL BE MERCHANTABLE, OR THATTHE GOODS SHALL BE FIT FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE. PURCHASER HEREBY AC-KNOWLEDGES THAT IT IS NOT RELYING ON THE SELLER’S SKILL OR JUDGMENT TO SE-LECT OR FURNISH EQUIPMENT SUITABLE FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND THATTHERE ARE NO WARRANTIES WHICH EXTEND BEYOND THAT WHICH IS DESCRIBED HEREIN.

The Purchaser agrees that in no event will the Seller be liable for direct, indirect, or consequentialdamages or for injury resulting from any defective or non-conforming new, repaired or serviced equipment, orfor any loss, damage or expense of any kind, including loss of profits, business interruption, loss of businessinformation or other pecuniary loss arising in connection with this Limited Warranty Agreement, or with the useof, or inability to use the subject equipment regardless of Sellers knowledge of the possibility of the same.

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1026 Hamilton DriveHolland, OH 43528

Sales Phone: (888) 723-4858 Sales Fax: (419) 867-4850Customer Service Phone: (800) 837-5561 Customer Service Fax: (419) 867-4857

Parts Phone: (866) 835-1721 Parts Fax: (419) 867-4867Website: http:\\www.hamiltonmfg.com

Email Addresses:[email protected]@[email protected]

Hamilton Manufacturing Corp.

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