1. May credit na P1.00 pagka press ng insert coin kahit waala pang hinuhulog na coins.
Solution: May 2 slider switch sa likod ng coinslot, paki angat lang po ng sagad
With P1.00 credit everytime you press insert coin
Solution: there are 2 slider switch at the back of a coinslot. Make sure it is both switched upward.
2. Yung credit ng isang P5 na coin ay piso. Ganun din ang isang P10 na coin.
Solution: uncheck Block FAST Insert kung naka powercut setup po kayo. Ang Block Fast insert ay para sa mga naka SET PIN.
Solution: uncheck Block FAST Insert kung naka powercut setup po kayo. Ang Block Fast insert ay para sa mga naka SET PIN.
The 5 coin and the 10 coin produces 1 credit
solution: uncheck Block fast insert if your using powercut setup. Enabling Block fast insert will work only when using SET PIN.
solution: uncheck Block fast insert if your using powercut setup. Enabling Block fast insert will work only when using SET PIN.
3. Minsan may mga coins na pumasok pero hindi nagcredit.
Solution: Try LOOP sa coinslot reading type. Mas minimize ang di nagcredit sa LOOP. From my observation and testing although depende pa rin sa coinslot.
Sometimes coins inserted doesn't credit
Solution: Try LOOP.This will minimize not credited coins.Its from my observation and testing although it depends on coin slot.
Here are more probable culprits for the unrecognized coins:
- Dirty or faulty sensor: Dust, debris, or a malfunctioning sensor can prevent proper coin detection.
- Loose connections: A loose wire connecting the coin slot to the machine can disrupt communication.
- Incorrect calibration: The coin slot might be programmed to recognize specific sizes and weights, and if the calibration is off, it might reject valid coins.
- Foreign objects: Sometimes, objects like pins or washers can get stuck in the mechanism, causing jams and disrupting coin recognition.
Here's a troubleshooting approach:
- Check for blockages: See if any foreign objects are stuck in the coin slot.
- Clean the sensor: Use a can of compressed air to gently blow out any dust or debris.
- Verify power supply: Ensure the coin slot is receiving the correct voltage (usually 12V DC).
coinslot white wire - responsible for pulse reading
relay pin - responsible for blocking coinslot kapag naghulog ng coins na di pumipindot ng insert coins
5. Yung isang P5 peso coin ang reading ay P4 o kaya ang isang P10 peso coin ang reading ay P9 o kaya ang isang P20 na coin, ang reading ay 19
Solution:
By default ito ang payment portal pulse settings
1 pulse = P1.00
5 pulse = P5.00
Solution:
By default ito ang payment portal pulse settings
1 pulse = P1.00
5 pulse = P5.00
10 pulse = P10.00
20 pulse = P20.00
Yung P20pulse for P20.00, paki lagay dahil may mga oras na ang reading ng isang P10 coins ay nagiging doble 20(dalawang P10 coins kahit isa lang P10 hinulog)
Paki lagay na rin ang mga ito kung kulang ng isa as stated on the problem above.
4 pulse = P5
9 pulse = P10
19 pulse = P20
Kung kulang ng 2 ang isang coins na hinulog paki dagdag ito:
3 pulse = P5
8 pulse = P10
18 pulse = P20
Yung P20pulse for P20.00, paki lagay dahil may mga oras na ang reading ng isang P10 coins ay nagiging doble 20(dalawang P10 coins kahit isa lang P10 hinulog)
Paki lagay na rin ang mga ito kung kulang ng isa as stated on the problem above.
4 pulse = P5
9 pulse = P10
19 pulse = P20
Kung kulang ng 2 ang isang coins na hinulog paki dagdag ito:
3 pulse = P5
8 pulse = P10
18 pulse = P20
6. Kung hindi talaga nagke credit at wala ang problema sa mga nabanggit sa taas, 2 lang yan sira na ang specific pin3 ng board at pwede mo siyang ilipat sa iba. At pangalawa sira na talaga ang lahat ng pin ng board-magpalit ka na ng board.
Ito ang mga pin na pwedeng lipatan 3,5,7,11,13,15,16,18 kung di gumagamit ng CB
Kung OPI one 3,5,7 lang kung naka official Ado custom board
Kung OPI one 3,5,7 lang kung naka official Ado custom board
Kung naka RPI board ka pwede ang mga ito kung di ka gumagamit ng custom board 3,5,8,11,12,13,15,16,1888,19,21,23,24,26,29,31.32,33,36,37.38,40
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