WinEMP - NRI
WinEMP - NRI
WinEMP - NRI
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GLOSSARY<br />
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<strong>WinEMP</strong> – G-13.mft<br />
Backup file Files saved onto the hard disk of your PC with <strong>WinEMP</strong> which<br />
can be called up via the menu item → "Restore" and which<br />
can restore any configuration state of the device connected<br />
saved with <strong>WinEMP</strong>. In order that you have access to all<br />
settings, the G-13.mft must always be connected to the<br />
same PC.<br />
Channel → Coin channel<br />
Coin acceptance band → Acceptance band<br />
Coin acceptance limit → Acceptance limit<br />
Coin acceptance time Time during which the CP3 or CP4 sensor may be covered<br />
(by a coin) at most so that a coin acceptance is transmitted.<br />
If a coin acceptance time is exceeded (e.g. due to tampering<br />
or a foreign body), the G-13.mft sends an error signal to the<br />
machine and coin acceptance is inhibited until the sensor is<br />
no longer covered.<br />
Coin channel A coin channel or its acceptance band serves the purpose of<br />
accepting → coin types with the same → coin properties. A<br />
coin channel is assigned different functions and information,<br />
which describe how an accepted coin will be processed (→<br />
coin signal line or → coin value, sorting, etc.).<br />
Coin impulse length By defining a certain impulse length with which the → coin<br />
impulses are sent from the G-13.mft with parallel standard<br />
interface to the vending machine, the G-13.mft can be<br />
matched to the specific processing time of the respective<br />
vending machine.<br />
Coin impulse number Each coin accepted by the G-13.mft with parallel standard<br />
interface sends at least one impulse to vending machine<br />
control system on the appropriate → coin signal line. An<br />
impulse tells the vending machine control system that a coin<br />
has been accepted. In principle, 255 impulses per coin can<br />
be assigned to the → coin channel that is assigned to a coin.<br />
However, it only makes sense to assign more than 1 if the<br />
vending machine control system does not have sufficient<br />
coin signal lines and if higher-value coins are inserted, these<br />
coins have to be simulated for the vending machine control<br />
system by a number of coin impulses, i.e. when e.g. a 2 Euro<br />
coin is inserted, 4 coin impulses would be sent to the vending<br />
machine control system via the coin signal line allocated to<br />
the 50 cent coin.<br />
National Rejectors, Inc. GmbH, Buxtehude
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