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Document #101-0048

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  10/17/06

TARGET INPUTS

Pressing 2 will select the TARGET INPUTS category. The following screen will be displayed:

ENTER TARGET INPUT 1
(IN CENTS)

CENTS: 0

This is the first target price. When a target price is reached, a payout will immediately follow. The amount of the
target price needs to be entered in cents. For example, if a payout is desired for $2.00, enter 200. When you
have entered the desired amount, press the RIGHT ARROW key to take you to the next screen.

HOPPER X COINS
FOR (CENTS):               XXX

COINS:                              0

This screen shows how many coins will dispense from HOPPER X when the target price of XXX has been
reached. Simply type in the number of coins that you wish to dispense from HOPPER X, then press the
RIGHT ARROW key. The screen will automatically show the next hopper. (If any hoppers were labeled as
“UNUSED” in the ENTER COIN TYPE screen, they will not show up here.) Continue until all of the hoppers
have been set, then press the RIGHT ARROW key to scroll to the next TARGET INPUT screen.
EXAMPLE - To set the payout for the target price of $2.00, follow the steps below:

TARGET INPUT:  To set a payout for $2.00, enter 200

HOPPER 1 COINS:  To dispense 1 coin, enter 1.

HOPPER 2 COINS:  To dispense 4 coins, enter 4.

HOPPER 3 COINS:  To dispense 2 coins, enter 2.

You have now programmed the Controller to payout 1 coin from hopper 1, 4 coins from hopper 2, and 2 coins
from hopper 3 whenever $2.00 is received as payment.

Up to nine different target inputs may be entered. Press the RIGHT ARROW key to scroll past all unused
target inputs. Check to make sure that the unused target inputs are set to zero as you scroll past them.

NOTE: If the amount of credit that a customer has deposited does not

match any of the target payouts that were programmed, then the
Controller will wait 9 seconds (or the programmed default delay) for
the customer to deposit more money. If, after 9 seconds, the customer
has not deposited more money, the Controller will payout for the
closest target price that was programmed. (This must be less than what
the customer has deposited.) For example, $2.00, $6.00 and $10.00 are
programmed as the target payouts. A customer deposits $7.00. After 9
seconds of waiting for more money to be deposited, the Controller
pays out for the $6.00 target. The remaining $1.00 is either held in
escrow, or paid back to the customer in change, depending on the
DEFAULT PAYOUTS setting.

When finished, press “ESC” to return to the SUB MENU.

Summary of Contents for Audit Pro 2000

Page 1: ...Document 101 0048 1 10 17 06 Audit Pro 2000 Operational Manual For use with C2000 v3 x v4 x or v5 x...

Page 2: ...OGRAMMING 6 13 1 PROGRAM PAYOUTS 7 HOPPER MISC 7 9 TARGETINPUTS 10 TIMED INPUTS 11 TOKENOTES 11 2 VIEW AUDITS 11 13 3 CLEAR TEMP AUDITS 13 4 ERROR HISTORY 13 EXITING 13 IV ERROR CODES 15 V CONFIGURATI...

Page 3: ...with installation and programmingprocedures Iffurtherassistanceisneeded itcanbeobtainedbycallingHamiltonMfg at 800 837 5561 or 419 867 4858 When calling for assistance it is important to have the seri...

Page 4: ...gnedtobecarriedtomultiplemachinesorbackandforthfromtheoffice Itisnot necessary to leave the Audit Pro connected to the C2000 After you are finished programming payouts or viewingaudits theAuditPromayb...

Page 5: ...gtheDB9socketintothe9 pin serial port on the C2000 Turn the screws to hold the socket against the C2000 Now install the C2000 back into the change machine cabinet and attach the main harness Turn on t...

Page 6: ...to the Master Controller SlaveModecontrolsoneHamiltonValidator Stackerandcommunicatesthepayoutinformationtothe Master It does not connect to any hoppers therefore programming payouts is not supported...

Page 7: ...assword the following SUB MENU screen will be displayed 1 HOPPER MISC 2 TARGET INPUTS 3 TIMED INPUTS 4 TOKENOTES HOPPER MISC Alternating Hopper Payout Alternating hopper payouts occur automatically wh...

Page 8: ...s Susan B Anthony or other 1 00 coins 5 Sets HOPPER 1 to hold TOKEN A 6 Sets HOPPER 1 to hold TOKEN B 7 Sets HOPPER 1 to hold TOKEN C Press the RIGHT ARROW key to scroll to the HOPPER 2 contents If yo...

Page 9: ...am a personal password or to change an existing password press the RIGHTARROWkey while viewingtheabovescreen Thefollowingscreenwillappear TO CHANGE PASSWORD ENTER OLD PASSWORD Entertheoldpasswordtovie...

Page 10: ...200 HOPPER 1 COINS To dispense 1 coin enter 1 HOPPER 2 COINS To dispense 4 coins enter 4 HOPPER 3 COINS To dispense 2 coins enter 2 YouhavenowprogrammedtheControllertopayout1coinfromhopper1 4coinsfrom...

Page 11: ...another 1 00 If the customer does not do so the Controller will dispense one token To scroll through each of the four timed inputs use the RIGHTARROW key When finished press ESC to return to the SUB...

Page 12: ...etary value of those nickels For example if NICKELTOTALwere 20 NICKELVALUE would be 1 00 These two totals may be reset to zero by choosing Item 3 from the MAIN MENU PERM TOTAL and PERM VALUE are the p...

Page 13: ...naf fected 4 ERROR HISTORY To view the error history information press 4 while at the MAIN MENU The following screen will be displayed 1 1 HOPPER 1 EMPTY TOTAL XXX This is the total number of times th...

Page 14: ...following screen will be displayed GOOD BYE OK TO DISCONNECT TheControllerwillperformaresetandanychangesthatweremadewillbeineffect TheC2000Controller s greenLEDshouldgooutforacoupleofsecondsandthenco...

Page 15: ...Controller 1 FLASH PAUSE 1 FLASH HOPPER 1 EMPTY 1 FLASH PAUSE 2 FLASHES HOPPER 2 EMPTY 1 FLASH PAUSE 3 FLASHES HOPPER 3 EMPTY 1 FLASH PAUSE 4 FLASHES ALL ALTERNATING DEFAULTING HOPPERS ARE EMPTY 2 FL...

Page 16: ...less instructed to do so by a representative of Hamilton Mfg Corp These switchestelltheControllerwhatequipmentisconnectedtothesystem Thediagramsbelowshowthedifferent options Operating Mode Stacker Typ...

Page 17: ...1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Off On 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Off On 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 No Coin Mech or IDX Coinco I Coinco II Slugbuster HSH Hopper HGP Hopper Off On 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Off On 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Coin Mech Selection...

Page 18: ...d Purchaser shall assumefullresponsibilityforanyfreightorshippingcharges 3 The coverage of this warranty shall not extend to expendable parts 4 Purchaser shall have a warranty registration card on fil...

Page 19: ...or attempted to perform the subject repair or service 9 Usingequipmentwhichhasbeenservicedorrepairedforanythingother thanitsintendedordesignedusesuchasdownloadingsoftwareapplications notcertifiedbySe...

Page 20: ...ales Fax 419 867 4850 Customer Service Phone 800 837 5561 Customer Service Fax 419 867 4857 Parts Phone 866 835 1721 Parts Fax 419 867 4867 Website http www hamiltonmfg com EmailAddresses service hami...

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