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Vended Operation
3:2
DISCOUNT-PRICE “PROMOTION” PROGRAMMING
The washer is capable of applying a scheduled “Promotional” percentage-discount to the vend
price of a program. Up to four dierent discount events and percentages can be set using the
washer’s built-in Real Time Clock (RTC). Alternatively, one preset discount can be turned on and o
using an optionally-installed, external signal provided by a clock-driven relay or switch. This signal
can activate the discount on multiple washers, simultaneously. Both options require setup via the
service registers, access to which is described in the Service Mode section of this manual.
During machine setup, the promotional discount is represented by a two digit percentage (%%) and
can range from 0% (no discount) to “A0” = 100% (free wash). When Promotion pricing is active,
the displayed vend price equals the sum of the discounted program price rounded up to the next
multiple of register “033” (Coin value 1) plus the selected option price, which are not discounted. For
example, if Coin Value 1 = 0.25 and a 50% Promotion discount is applied to a COLD (1.00) wash
program with a HEAVY SOIL (0.25) option selected (1.25 total), the displayed vend price would be
“0.75.” ($1 x 50% + $0.25).
To use Promotion percentage discount pricing the washer must be set to “COIN MODE” operation.
Promotion pricing can be used with the washer set to either Decimal or No Decimal in price, Reg 26
= “00” or “01”.
PROMOTION PRICING VIA THE REAL TIME CLOCK (RTC)
The RTC and Promotion pricing times are set and displayed in 24hr format. (e.g. 1:15 PM = 13:15).
The promotion days of the week are represented by a two digit number (nn). The RTC’s built in
calendar adjusts for leap years. Promotion pricing set up requires setting the RTC and up to four
pairs of Promotional start and stop times and percentages.
RTC and Promotional Setup
Refer to the Service Mode section of this manual to access the registers referred to in this section.
1. Navigate to Register 70 (RTC set-up) as explained in the Service Mode section.
2. Press START, this will stop the internal clock. The year will be displayed as a four digit number
(yyyy). Edit these values using the COLD, WARM, HOT, and DELICATE buttons.
3. Press START, a two day digit number “(0d)” for the day of the week will be displayed.
(01=Sunday, 02=Monday, ... 07=Saturday.) Edit this value using the DELICATE button.
4. Press START, the Month and Day of the month will be displayed as two-digit numbers (mm.dd).
Edit these values using the COLD, and WARM (month), and HOT, and DELICATE (day) buttons.
5. Press START, the Hour and Minutes will be displayed in 24-hr format, as two-digit numbers
(hh.mm). Edit these values using the COLD and WARM (hours), and the HOT, and DELICATE
(minutes) buttons.
6. Press START to save the changes and exit register 70. This will set the clock to the entered time
and date, and set the seconds counter of the clock to zero. This allows synchronizing the clocks
on multiple machines to a master clock such as a wall clock, wristwatch, or cell phone.
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