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  1. The BB01 board uses a 512kb Eprom, specifically a M27C512, DIP28. Any programmer will do, as long at it writes in 13,05V and verify's at 5V. I do, I got the machine manual and the board manual, will send it to you.
  2. Can you parse it yourself? In that case I can send you the file. If not you can buy it from sandenvendo or probably any standalone operator in Sweden. You could buy it from mee too (Norway), send me a PM and we can discuss it. Then it's good, next time istead of trying it in several machines, just measure the resistance (ohm from end to end). Well it's common, but not that old . As told earlier Sandenvendo still uses this board in their machines, the machine you refeer too as 75X is now called a 100 Superstack, all parts alike, also the BB01 board. If old machines is what you are working towards you have to consentrate about machines that still uses exec.
  3. This is a EU produced board from Italy, that's why it's 24V. The 6pin is power supply (which is stupid). The MDB connector is the flat 6pin connector next to the EXE/MDB pins which needs a converter cable. This board is designed for card readers with the right software, Sandenvendo still uses them in their production. Paylando: Update the eprom to 4-45 if you use a red one-lined display, or 5.18 if you use the blue/green two-lined display, reset to default and connect. If communication fails check the MDB connector cable. What kind of cashless device are you trying to add?
  4. At no extra cost? Of course there is no extra cost, I already pay for a fully functional VMS in the service fee too Nayax, and this include Moma. Do you really mean that when you buy a product, you need to pay a higher rate for the product too function properly, when the product clearly is in the agreement? Yes, as i said Moma is a good tool for vendors, but the bugs in the app and the 5 year old GUI and technology in the app makes it way too slow and outdated. For instance the stock leveling as you mention has not been updated from the original idea for over 5 years ago, belive me as I say that data-handling are way more efficient now than then. When you hit "Save" for one product line after updating it, it send data for ALL the product lines, now thats efficient in this IoT-time... And if you have 50 products in one map and make changes to for example bin number 39, it reloades the whole GUI which mean you have too reload all the data and then scroll down the list again too the next bin. Besides, for almost 4 years the app had a tab for route planning which said "Coming soon:)". Where Nayax stated that they were going to make it a route planner, used it as a sales pitch and so on. The biggest update so far in the life of Moma is that they removed the tab and never mentioned it again. Harry, I know the app isn't about replacing the full VMS, that is kind of ignorant too imply too a customer of yours when you dont know the spesific case. I am overall satisfied with Nayax as a payment system and the web based VMS. But the Moma app is clearly not a product that you take care of or follow up. As stated, I already am in dialog with my country's reps. And have no problem with communication there. My reply here is not a inquiry or a complaint to Nayax, it is a answer too your post in this forum, if you use it as a sales channel for a product that is not finished - I'm sure gonna speak up. You did not answer my question though..; Do Nayax have any plans to maintain the app or make it 2020 worthy? (As in tech age, not most miserable year our time😅)
  5. Well MOMA is a good idea, too bad the existing software is outdated and the app does'nt seem to be taken care of and updated. The GUI is messy, there are many operations that could easily be integrated in the app from the backend software which operators should be able too use, picklists/route planning are not supported, and worst of all - the slowness due too way too much data sent in one operation makes it non functional in the field. We have several hundred readers, and are a full service vending provider. Nothing would make me more happy than to get a fully functional app for the drivers, but as it stands right now Moma is not capable of this. I have forwarded this feedback to Nayax and my country representatives many times, and been a Nayax customer for several years and the app hasn't been severely updated in all those years. When will you put some cash in the app developeres budget so they can make it functional?
  6. For the green/blue two lined display, use V4.45. The red one lined display requires V5.18
  7. Contact DANBIT A/S, they are the distrubitor for Nayax in Denmark. They will have kits you can use for a pulse machine.
  8. The productmap is sorted by PA code as default, that's the machines internal shelf number. The map updates each selection as MDB code when you connect it to a machine and perform a purchase. The hard way to sort out your product map is erasing the one you have, and start by buying a product on the top shelf to the left, and call it PA-number 1, then proceed to the right and sort it 1, 2, 3, 4 etc.. Then next shelf call it 10, 11, 12 and so on.. But I'm sure you can import a standard blank map for these machines if you contact your Nayax-supplier.
  9. Try to change the "Use Card Price to Correct Cash Price" setting in the product map (you find it under "misc settings" in the product map) to enabled if you have it disabled. If you use DEX reporting, disable it and instead use live transactions.
  10. No, you do not have to do a DEX-reading to map colums. As stated before in this thread, just a board that reports through MDB.
  11. Just pull out the entire cooling deck and plug it in externally from the machine.
  12. I got a servicecall from a female at a callcenter today, seemed like a typical coinjam, but when I got to the location and opened the mech the jam was caused by this little folded note. The notes translates "I love you, can we be together?" Nice start for the weekend
  13. PM me your email and I can send it too you.
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