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  1. `manual p41 make sure payment device is correct "7" for card/note/coin
  2. Looks to me the sensor isn't installed correctly as well - the rear is further from the side than the front, providing a handy platform for product to land on.
  3. Gonna ask the obvious. Do you have the correct base for the tube? (Blue for $1)
  4. Sorry that's going to be a crap shoot. The only references to that model number are for a seller in China (Jiangsu Blue Sky), and used 'Prime Healthy Vending' machines in Canadia. If you are very lucky it might worlk if you can increase the signal strength (high gain antenna) If you are less lucky you may be able to upgrade the eprom on the motherboard (which might be unobtainable) In worst case many Chinese made machines have main borads that cannot work with a card reader, and the board needs to be replaced with one that is compatible. (Deliberate choice by manufacturer to save money)
  5. Basically, although the cable connection looks the same as MDB if you don't have the IF5 Interface board installed you are dumpng 24V into a 12V port with no stability or regulation. If you haven'y already accidentally blown up the acceptor, go back to the machine you 'took it from' and see if there is an IF5 board still there. If the old machine was not mdb and used a 12V supply line well, you will have to try to get a IF5 from Innovative Techno;logy
  6. I'm going with an original ECC machine (Before being bought by DN) . Main difference is the gates are shorter, no product pushers, right product spacers aren't the 'snap in place' type, and display, display cable are the original non IR units. If I recall correctly they were built to dispense Snapple glass bottles as the native product. Also no anti tamper fronts to the product bin. Source: I had a bastardised version of the ECC with a couple of later shelves added by whoever I bought it from. machine went to vending heaven years ago.
  7. Have a look at https://www.monstervending.com/parts/vendo-v45t-v25t.htm to see if that looks like your unit. Ring and discuss with them before ordering though, to make sure it is the correct unit, as I don't have a vague clue whether V45AB and V45T are the same/interchangeable
  8. VM4 - Chinese manufactured machine imported into Australia by AVS, but I don't know which factory makes them., possibly Jiangsu Blue Sky Airport Support Co., Ltd. I seriously doubt that machine is available in the US, and support would be approximately less than non existent. I'd think the above suggestion it is a scam is on the money
  9. OK, Mine is a slightly different version of the board, but programming is probably the same. Press Grey button Press B until lane price is shown (see photo) Press D to step across until Price is flashing Enter new Price If you intend to change other prices Press A until required lane is selected (from A0 in photo, pressing once will leave you on the price option for A2, twice will be A4, ... steps through entire machine) When complete press grey button again. This board was built to have onboard telemetry including stock levels and cash counts for an inhouse (as far as I know) backend. It's mostly unused for other systems. I had to update the eprom to get Nayax to work if that's where you are going. As a bonus - if you have a 'make another selection' error (stuck coils or drop not detected) to test vend) B to 'Vend Item' A to Item number # to vend that selection
  10. I'm pretty sure I've seen that board before, are you in Australia? Anyway if it is what I think I don't have the details in my head, but I'm pretty sure it uses A,B,C.D as navigation Use B or C (not sure) to get to the line that displays price, use D to step across until the value is flashing, then put in new value. I think A steps to next item price. I'll try to dig up my cheat sheet tomorrow
  11. there is a 141 for sale on ebay, Try contacting the seller to see if they have a manual, and/or can tell you how to price the machine
  12. As a quick add on to Arnies reply: If, like me, you live in a country that doesn't use 5c coin mechs, trying to change price to 99.95 will throw an 'invalid price' message. To get around this, Power down machine, disconnect coin mech from MDB cable, power machine back up. The board will now allow you to select 99.95 as valid. Change DP value, then power down/reconnect coin mech/power back up. Fixed!
  13. given the timing - every 6 hours, I'd suspect there is a load being timer controlled elsewhere on the mains circuit causing the voltage to drop for a short period on the wall socket you are using. Ask the location, and/or try a different socket. These are non critical messages though and can be ignored for everyday use.
  14. Pretty sure that's a 55xx machine. Check if the selection is disabled Service mode ,,,2,,,(*)...(selection number) should show current enabled/disabled state for (selection number) reenter (selection number) to change state for single selection page 14 this is the entray manual but all programming is the same
  15. Try Press the "Mode" and "C" buttons on the mech Insert coins equal to the lowest price. Make a selection (press the selection button on the face of the machine). A 45-second time-out starts after each coin. More selections at the same price can be made without inserting extra coins. Add coins for the next highest price, and make a selection. Continue until all prices are set. Press C to cancel credit and to exit price teach.
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