Mappe MSG18 - GB PDF

Electronic
Change Giver
MSG 18
MDB, Executive
Technical Description
Phoenix Mecano
Digital Elektronik GmbH
Coin Verification Systems
Ostendstraße 25 • D-12459 Berlin
Phone: +49 (0) 30 - 53 04 15 70 • Fax: +49 (0) 30 - 53 04 15 99
www.pmd-berlin.de • info@pmd-berlin.de
Table of Contents
Page
0. Safety Precautions . ................... 3
1. Introduction............................... 4
1.1 MSG 18 Basics ......................... 4
1.2 Technical Specifications .......... 5
2. MSG 18 Dimensions .................. 6
3. Installation ................ ................ 7
3.1 Power up and Communication Initialisation ......................................................................................................... 7
3.2 Error Messages on Communication Initialisation ................................................................................................. 8
3.3 Programming with the help of the Menu Keys .................................................................................................... 8
3.3.1 The Command Interface ..... 8
3.3.2 The Menu Choices ................ 9
3.3.3 Detailed Description of the Menu Selections .................................................................................................. 10
3.3.3.1 Fill Tubes .......................... 10
3.3.3.2 Empty Tubes . .................. 10
3.3.3.3 Maximum filling ......... 10
3.3.3.4. Minimum filling height . 10
3.3.3.5 Coin values, coin blocking, token ................................................................................................................. 11
3.3.3.6 Order of return payment ............................................................................................................................... 11
3.3.3.7. Activating of alternative payout command ................................................................................................ 11
3.3.3.8. Tubes Filling for „No Change“ (Executive only) ........................................................................................... 12
3.3.3.9. Timeout for Vending Process (Executive only) ............................................................................................. 12
3.3.3.10. Multiple or Single Vending (Executive only) ............................................................................................. 12
3.3.3.11. Overpay Treatment (Executive only) ........................................................................................................... 12
3.3.3.12. Maximum Credit (Executive only) .............................................................................................................. 12
3.3.3.13. Maximum Coin Reject (Executive only) ...................................................................................................... 13
3.3.3.14. Alternative Change Reject (Executive only) .............................................................................................. 13
3.3.3.15. Display Account Data (Executive only) ...................................................................................................... 13
3.3.3.16. Entering Machine Number (Executive only) .............................................................................................. 14
3.3.3.17. Kundenname eingeben (Executive only) ................................................................................................... 14
3.3.3.18. Cascading Tubes .......... 14
3.3.3.19. Assigning impulse input to coins ............................................................................................................... 15
3.3.3.20. Key combination for fast emptying ........................................................................................................... 15
3.3.3.21. Display lines ................. 15
3.3.3.22. Menu language ........... 15
3.3.3.23. Battery operation ........ 15
3.3.3.24. Power off during battery operation .......................................................................................................... 16
3.3.3.25. Coin Type Default ........ 16
3.3.3.26. Acknowledge Timeout (MDB only) ............................................................................................................ 16
3.3.3.27 Answering time machine controller (Executive only) ................................................................................ 16
3.3.3.28. Setting back of internal counter ................................................................................................................ 17
3.3.3.29. Testing of payout unit 17
3.4. Programming with chip card .............................................................................................................................. 18
3.4.1. Parameter card ................. 18
3.4.2. Writing of unknown card as parameter card ................................................................................................. 18
3.4.3. Accounting card (Executive only) .................................................................................................................... 18
3.4.4. Reading customers name from accounting card (Executive only) ................................................................ 19
3.5 Switching to another Currency ........................................................................................................................... 19
4. Options and accessories ......... 20
5. EC Conformity Declaration .... 21
Appendix A – Function of the Jumper ...................................................................................................................... 22
Appendix B – MDB cable ............ 23
Appendix C – Executive cables .. 24
Appendix D -- Multi-Drop Bus Commands ............................................................................................................... 25
Appendix E – Executive Commands .......................................................................................................................... 27
Literature .................................... 29
Technical Description Electronic Change Giver MSG 18, MDB and Executive Page 2
0. Safety Precautions
You are advised to observe the safety precautions during operation, maintenance and repair of electronic change
givers MSG 18 series. Failure to follow the corresponding precautions in this instruction manual may result in
warranty and other claims being excluded.
Whilst every care has been taken in the preparation of information contained in this manual, Phoenix Mecano
will not be liable for any consequential loss or damage however caused.
This manual is protected by copyright. All rights remain reserved. Without prior authorisation by Phoenix Mecano,
no part of this manual may be reproduced in any form by photocopy, microfilm or other processes nor may it be
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Phoenix Mecano would be very grateful if any accidental inaccuracies could be pointed out to us with any other
constructive criticism which might lead to a better understanding.
1. Introduction
1.1 MSG 18 Basics

The electronic change giver MSG 18 with serial Multi Drop Bus interface or serial Executive interface is optional
available for battery operation (7,8 to 42.5 Volt).
The Change Giver has been designed for ease and simplicity of operation. The modular construction allows the
unit to be incorporated in the widest possible range of automated vending machines found on the market. The
switchover to a different coin set in the vending machine takes place simply on insertion of a correspondingly
programmed Coin Selector and the potential exchange of the pay out unit. No further adjustments are neces-
sary, the MSG 18 is immediately ready for use.
For applications which require a different configuration than the factory default settings an external service
adapter is available, which is directly attached to the Change Giver. The operator is guided through an easy to
read text menu.
Reprogramming may also be carried out using the optional chip card. The chip card may be used to hold all the
necessary data and then be transferred to the device, as needed, in a few seconds. No other adjustments to the
device are required in this case. This chip card may be prepared from a user-friendly PC program or the data may
be copied from another Change Giver.
1.2 Technical Specifications
Supply voltage 7.8 to 42.5 V DC (dependent on coin selector, >page 21)
Supply current (24V) < 200 mA in idle mode

during coin acceptance briefly up to 2.5A
Coin acceptance up to 16 coins or tokens (see technical description of Coin Selector)

coin sizes diameter: 15 ... 32 mm
thickness: 1.0 ... 3.3 mm
Coin return 4 tubes
coin sizes:
tube 1: min. diameter: 22mm max. diameter: 27mm
tube 2: min. diameter: 24mm max. diameter: 29 mm
tube 3: min. diameter: 18.5 mm max. diameter: 24.5 mm
tube 4: min. diameter: 18.5 mm max. diameter: 24.5 mm
thickness: 1.1 to 3.4 mm (.04 to .13 in.)
Capacity of the tubes:

on average 63 coins per tube, (depending on coin thickness).
Operating Temperature 0°C to 60°C
Humidity according to DIN 40040: F
Dimensions height: 350 mm

width: 134 mm
depth: 77mm
Vending interfaces Serial: MDB

Molex connector, 6-pole plug (39-01-2060)
Serial: EXECUTIVE
Power connector: Molex connector, 15-pole plug, .093 in. 1991er series.
Digital: Molex connector, 9-pole plug, 1625 series
Options - Battery operation (/B)
The change giver is activated via wake-up line (pin 3) of the MDB-connector and
is ready for coin acceptance approx. 30 ms after activation (On the pre-condition
that coin acceptance has been activated via “Coin Type” or “Coin Type Default”
has been activated on the Coin Giver.) Supply current during standby is <25 µA.
- Temperature range from –20°C to +70°C (/E)
- Chip card reader
- Impulse input
2. MSG 18 Dimensions
3. Installation
The Change Givers manufactured by Phoenix Mecano are programmed at the factory according to the customers
order specifications.
The following relevant coin data such as:
• Country ID and currency(the international telephone country code or the ISO 4217 Code)
• Number of decimal places
• Scaling factor
• Coin values
• Tube assignment
are an integral part of the programming of the Coin Selector. Press key 2 (Ë) and key 3 (Á) simultaneously for
a minimum of 2 seconds during power up then data is transferred from Coin Selector to the Change Giver and
permanently saved there. When this is done, the display will show
configured
In the chapters “Programming with the help of the Menu Keys” and “Programming with the Chip card” the
procedure for making changes to the factory settings is described.
Note: Never pull the plug from the electronic coin selector or Change Giver while power is applied.
Never carry the Change Giver at the coin insert.
Never carry the Change Giver at the power cable.
3.1 Power up and Communication Initialisation

After the power is turned on the display will detail each phase of the communication initialisation and display
possible errors.
For those units without a display (MDB standard unit) the phases or possible errors are displayed through various
flashing frequencies of the status LED.
The messages are shown in the following order:
Flashing frequency
Phase Display Comment
LED
PMD Change Giver Self test
Version 5.xx
Power on high
Type Multidrop Waiting for VMC
Waiting.... connection
Initialised
Connection
or medium Ready for use
handshaking
Executive active
Note: The message “Version 5.xx” to “waiting....” change so quickly that they may not be noticeable. Pressing
key 4 (+) during power on this process can be slowed down and makes for example reading of the version
possible.
3.2 Error Messages on Communication Initialisation
The following messages may show up in case of an error:
No MDB to MP! An error with the coin selector

Waiting... No connection to vending controller.
No Executive No connection to vending controller (Executive)
Change Givers without a display signal an error message by rapid flashing of the Status LED. Please refer to chap-
ter “Error Trouble shooting” for further information.
3.3 Programming with the help of the Menu Keys

The MSG 18 with MDB interface is delivered without display. The 26-pin connector can be used to connect a
service adapter. Newer versions of the service adapter are equipped with a 2 lines display. Older versions are
equipped with a 1 line display. Adaptation can be made via menu option “Display Lines”.
A service adapter is required to make the following settings, only the “Empty Tubes” operation by 4 menu keys
is possible without a connected adaptor. This is generally adequate with MDB devices because all necessary ope-
rations can also be done through the vending controller.
3.3.1 The Command Interface

During normal operation, the 2x16-character LCD display shows the current mode or possible error message.
In set-up mode the display will show the menu options or menu selection.
The 4 menu keys have the following function:
Key 1 (Í) The first menu choice is displayed after key 1 (Í) is pressed. Each time this key is pressed
the next menu selection is displayed. The Change Giver will return to its operating mode if no
key is pressed for 60 seconds.
Key 2 (Ë) The displayed menu item can be selected by pressing key 2 (Ë). This key is also used to select
submenus, in other words, to go down the menu tree. For example it can be used to select
the next coin value.
Key 3 (Á) Key 3 (Á) is used to move the cursor. The cursor position is marked by the character position
flashing.
Key 4 (+) Key 4 (+) increments the value at the cursor position.
In case Key 1 [Í] has been used to return to the main menu, by pressing key [+] additionally the
change giver will go into operating mode directly.
Press key 1 (Í) to return from a submenu to the main menu and thereafter key 4 (+) to reset the change giver
to normal operating mode.
Note: Only the standard menu items are displayed. To gain access to all listed menu positions key 1 (Í) and 4 (+)
must be pressed simultaneously and held down while the change giver is being switched on.
3.3.2 The Menu Choices
The following selections can be made by means of key 1 (Í). Pressing (Í) + (Á) you can go back in the menu
backwards.
Menu Selection Text displayed MDB Executive Standard

Fill tube Fill Tubes ¸ ¸ ¸
Empty tube Empty Tubes ¸ ¸ ¸
Maximum filling height Max. contents ¸ ¸ ¸
Minimum filling height Min. contents ¸ ¸
Coin values, coin blocking, token Coin values ¸ ¸ ¸
Order of return payment Return sequence ¸ ¸ ¸
Activate payout Alt. Payout ¸ ¸
Tubes filling for „No Change “ No change ¸ ¸
Timeout for vending operation Vend timeout ¸ ¸
Multiple or single vending Multiple vending ¸ ¸
Overpay treatment Overpay ¸ ¸
Maximum credit Credit limit ¸ ¸
Maximum coin change Change limit ¸ ¸
Alternative coin reject Coin history ¸ ¸
Display account data Show counters ¸ ¸
Entering machine number Machine number ¸ ¸
Input of customer name Customer name ¸ ¸
Cascade tubes Cascade tubes ¸ ¸
Assign impulse inputs to coins Pulse input ¸ ¸ ¸
Key combination for quick emptying Quick emptying ¸ ¸
Lines of the LC display Display lines ¸ ¸ ¸
Language of the menu Language ¸ ¸ ¸
Amount of light barriers per tube Tube sensors ¸ ¸
Battery operation Battery mode ¸
Power off during battery operation Timed power off ¸
Store coin type Coin type default ¸
Acknowledge time out Acknowledge ¸
Response time machine controller Answering time ¸
Clear internal counter Clear counters ¸ ¸
Testing of payout unit Test POU ¸ ¸
After the last menu position, the first menu position will be displayed once again.
Note: As long as the change giver is in its menu mode, no coins are processed. During this time “Busy” is signalled
to the machine control with Multi Drop Bus protocol. With the Executive version no connection exists with
the machine control.
3.3.3 Detailed Description of the Menu Selections
3.3.3.1 Fill Tubes

Press key 2 (Ë) to prepare the change giver for filling the coin tubes.
Fill tubes
12 5 24 8
The coins are sorted into the correct tubes and counted after final positioning. All additional coins, beyond
the maximum coin count set under “Maximum Filling Height”, are returned. Valid coins for which there is no
associated tube are also returned. The coin count in each tube is shown in the display. No credit is displayed while
the tubes are being filled.
3.3.3.2 Empty Tubes

Use key 2 (Ë) to select the tube that is to be emptied (cf. displayed text). Tube number, corresponding coin value
and quantity of coins plus, if available, additional information about key status are displayed.
!: Tube error
^: Tube full
Empty tubes
T 2 2,00: 05!^
Key 3 (+) starts the dispensing process. If the key is quickly released after pressing, only one coin is dispensed at
a time. If the key is pressed without interruption, coins are dispensed until the key is released again. During this
process the tube counters are updated continuously.
3.3.3.3 Maximum filling height

With this function you can set the maximum number of coins to be stored in each coin tube. If during operation
the number of inserted coins exceeds the set value, the excess coins will be directly routed into the main cash
box.
Max. Contents
T 2 2,00: 40
Use key 2 (Ë) to select the tube whose maximum value is to be set. With key 4 (+) you can change the value of
the flashing position. Press key 3 (Á) to move the flashing position to the next digit.
3.3.3.4. Minimum filling height

With this function you can set the minimum number of coins that shall remain in the tube after the quick
emptying (see 3.3.3.10).
Min. Contents
T 2 2,00: 10
Use key 2 (Ë) to select the tube. With key 4 (+) you can change the value of the flashing position. Press key 3 (Á)
to move the flashing position to the next digit.
3.3.3.5 Coin values, coin blocking, token
As described in chapter “Installation” the coin values are stored in the coin selector. During the configuration of
the change giver the data relating to these values are transferred to the change giver and stored.
With this menu selection the coin values can be changed, coins can be blocked or marked as tokens.
The 16 coin channels are displayed in ascending order. Unused coin or token channels are assigned to the value
00.00 by the coin selector.
Coin Values
M 4:X*
_ 0,50
Besides the coin value, coins can be blocked (x). Coins may in addition be marked as tokens (*) with change givers
version Executive as well as being blocked in case of „No Change“ (P).
Coin Values
M 4:X*P
_ 000,50
If a coin is marked as token, after each additional token acceptance the coin acceptance will be blocked. It is
compulsive to buy and a possible remaining credit will be always cancelled. After acceptance of a coin, which is
not marked as a token, the token acceptance is strictly blocked.
Note: It is also possible to change the coin values originally transferred from the coin selector into the change
giver. But the next data transfer from the coin selector as described in chapter ”Installation”, will set all
coin values to standard again.
Use key 2 (Ë) to select the desired coin channel and key 4 (+) to change a value that is under the
flashing cursor position. Key 3 (Á) will move the position of the blinking cursor.
3.3.3.6 Order of return payment

With this menu item you can program the tube sequence in which the change giver returns coins for change (see
literature 1, page 5.12). As a standard the change giver starts with the highest coin value.
Return Sequence
M 4 0,50: 3
_
Use key 2 (Ë) to select a tube number and key 4 (+) to select the sequence. If, by mistake, the same sequence is
programmed for 2 or more coins, correction will be made automatically starting with the highest coin value.
3.3.3.7. Payout Befehl aktivieren (nur MDB)

The payout command can be activated or deactivated (see literature 1, page 5.12). As standard payout command is
activated. For some machine controller it could make sense to deactivate this function.
Alt. Payout
Payout on
Use key 4 (+) to activate or deactivate the payout order.
3.3.3.8. Tubes Filling for „No Change“ (Executive only)
With this menu item the minimum number of coins for each tube coin is being adjusted.
No change
M 4 _
0,50: 05
The coin channel is chosen by key 2 [Ë]. With key 4 [+] the minimum filling height per tube is modified.
If the minimum number falls below at least one coin, the Change Giver signals „No Change“ to the machine control.
3.3.3.9. Timeout for Vending Process (Executive only)

If Timeout is activated, the vending process will be stopped, if during the pre-selected time no coin is inserted
anymore resp. no product has been selected.
Vend timeout
Timeout 030s
With Key no. 4 [+] the value of the cursor position can be modified and with key no. 3 [Á] the cursor position may be moved.
After interruption of the vending operation, the corresponding credit is paid back depending on the other adjustments.
3.3.3.10. Multiple or Single Vending (Executive only)

If multiple vending is activated within this menu item, a remaining credit may be left for another vending
process. Redemption of the remaining credit is only effected upon activating the reject.
Multiple vend
On
With key no. 4 [+] the multiple vending is activated or deactivated.
3.3.3.11. Overpay Treatment (Executive only)

Within this menu it is adjusted how a remaining credit shall be dealt with like in case of „No Change”, where not
enough change is available.. With the selection of “collect overpay“ the remaining credit always is deleted. With
the selection of “keep“ the remaining credit is available for another vending operation.
Overpay
collect
With key 4 [+] it can be chosen between both adjustments.
3.3.3.12. Maximum Credit (Executive only)

Within this menu item the maximum allowed credit for a vending operation is fixed. When the value is reached
by means of coin insert, the change giver blocks further coin acceptance. Yet before reaching the maximum
credit the coins which would lead to exceeding the maximum, will be blocked automatically.
Credit limit
Max.: 010,00
With key no. 4 [+] the value of the cursor position may be changed. With key no. 3 [Á] the cursor position can
be moved. No maximum credit is provided with the adjustment of 000,00.
3.3.3.13. Maximum Coin Reject (Executive only)
Within this menu item the maximum amount of change per vending operation can be limited.
Change limit
Max.: 010,00
With key no. 4 [+] the value of the cursor position may be changed. With key no. 3 [Á] the cursor position is
moved. There is unlimited change with an adjustment of 000,00.
3.3.3.14. Alternative Change Reject (Executive only)

If „Coin History On“ is activated, deviant from the tubes sequence described under 3.3.3.6, at first the history of
the latest inserted coins of a vending- resp. reject operation is worked off.
In case of an interruption of a vending operation, by this, in the best possible case exactly the inserted coin value
is redeemed again, so that the tubes status remains the same.
Coin history
On
With key no. 4 [+] the alternative Change Reject sequel is being activated resp. deactivated.
3.3.3.15. Display Account Data (Executive only)

With this menu item the turnover- and counter memory of the change giver can be recalled. Alternatively this
data can be stored also on an accounting card (see 3.4).
Show counters
V. cash: 27
With key no. 2 [Ë] every single position is recalled.
Display (Example) Position

S. cash: 127 Amount of total cash vending
S. n.c.: 65 Amount of „No Change “vending
Cash: 124,50 Amount of main cash box
Overp.: 45,20 Sum of collected overpayments (s. 3.3.3.11)
Turnov.: 357,50 Total turnover
T 1 08 16,00
... Amount of tubes 1 to 4 as number of coins and cash value
T 4 12 2,40
3.3.3.16. Entering Machine Number (Executive only)
The 6 digit machine number together with the customer’s name (see 3.3.3.17) is transmitted to the accounting
card in order to enable a clear classification of the turnover data.
Machine number
No.: 00011_7
With key no. 4 [+] the value of the cursor position can be changed. With key no. 3 [Á] the cursor position will
be moved.
3.3.3.17. Entering customer’s name (Executive only)

The 32-digit customer name is transmitted together with the machine number to the accounting card in order
to enable a clear classification of the turnover data.
Customer name
Part 1: SMITH _
Customers’ Name is entered one after the other in 4 parts, 8 digits each. Available characters are capitols, numbers
and special characters.
With key 4 [+] (forwards) resp. 3 and 4 [Ë] [+] (backwards – only for character entry) the value of the cursor
position can be changed. With key no. 2 [Ë] the cursor position is moved. Is the cursor to be found on the
number of the name part (part x), the part to be modified will be chosen. Is the cursor on a part of the name, the
characters of the name will be modified.
If the extended menu is activated during the switching on of the change giver, the customers name can also be
imported from the accounting card. (see 3.4.4.)
3.3.3.18. Cascading Tubes

It is possible to allocate more than one tube for the same coin denomination (cascading). As a maximum 4 tubes
can be put together.
Cascade Tubes
Cascading on
Use key 4 (+) to activate or deactivate the cascading.
If cascading is activated all coins with the same value will be put together. Cascading is not recommended if there
is a configuration with different coins with the same value.
If the cascading has been changed, the configuration and coin data will be transferred anew from the coin
selector to the changer. Note that all manually changed coin values will be overwritten by the original data from
the coin selector. This is why a security check opens up before adopting the changes:
Cascade Tubes
Change -> [+]
After pressing key 4(+) for 2 seconds the changes will be transferred to the coin selector. Using key 1 (Í) will
cancel the changes.
3.3.3.19. Assigning impulse input to coins
Optional a bank note reader or card reader can be connected via the impulse input. In this menu a coin value
can be assigned to the impulse input.
Pulse Input
To M 10 5,00
Use key 4(+) to select the assigned coin.
It could be either an existing or a newly defined coin value. Assigning to a coin tube is not possible.
3.3.3.20. Key combination for fast emptying

If no display is connected all tubes can be emptied with the set key combination except the minimum filling
height described in chapter 3.3.3.4.
Quick emptying
[ ] [ ] [3] [4]
Use key 4 (+) to choose the key combination or to deactivate the function.
3.3.3.21. Display lines

To be able to use the older one line LC displays with the MSG 18, the display can be switched here from two to
one line displays.
Display lines
2 lines
Use key 4 (+) to change from one to two line operation.
3.3.3.22. Menu language

Language
German
Use key 4 (+) to choose between English or German.
3.3.3.23. Battery operation

If the change giver is equipped with the hardware necessary for battery operation (see annex A), respective
functions can be activated here.
Battery mode
Battmode off
Use key 4 (+) to switch on or off the battery functions.
3.3.3.24. Power off during battery operation

Setting of time in steps of seconds after which the change giver turns itself off can be set here. If activated
the change giver turns itself off after set time, if the wake up line from the machine controller is deactivated.
Receiving an error free new MDB command restarts the time again.
Timed power off

Power off 010 s
Use key 4 (+) to change the value of cursor position. Use key 3 (Á) to change cursor position. This setting is only
valid if battery operation has been activated (see 3.3.3.13).
3.3.3.25. Coin Type Default
If “coin type default” is activated the change giver MSG 18 stores the last coin type command (see literature
1, page 5.9). The change giver continues to work with this command after powering up, until a new coin
type command is sent by the machine controller. This assures accepting of coins after powering up even if no
initialization has been made by the controller yet.
CoinType Default
Saving off
Use key 4 (+) to turn “coin type default” on or off. This setting is only valid if battery operation has been
activated (see 3.3.3.13).
3.3.3.26. Acknowledge Timeout (MDB only)

In standard MDB a maximum timeout of 5 ms for the acknowledgement of received data with ACK is set. (see
literature 1, page 3.2). In practice some vending machine controllers often do not fulfill this requirement. This
can lead to a multiple counting of accepted coins. Should this be the case the acknowledge timeout of the
change giver can be prolonged here.
Acknowledge
Timeout 015ms
Use key 4 (+) to change value of cursor position. Use key 3 (¬) to change cursor position.
3.3.3.27 Answering time machine controller (Executive only)

The machine control must reply to any character, which is sent to the change giver in a certain period of time. If
the pre-adjusted value of 15 ms not be sufficient, time can be prolonged here. For replies to vending requests a
maximum time of 2 x 60 seconds is fixed.
Answering time
Timeout 015ms
With key no. 4 [+] the value of the cursor position can be modified. With key no. 3 [Á] the cursor position will
be moved.
3.3.3.28. Setting back of internal counter

Internal counters for tubes can be set back here.
Clear counters
Clear -> [+]
After pressing key 4 (+) for two seconds the counters are cleared. To leave this menu press key 1 (Í).
3.3.3.29. Testing of payout unit
Light barriers and motors of the payout unit can be tested here.
Test LS
TuLS: 55 MoLS: F
The status of the light barriers is shown hexadecimal with the following assignment:
1. tube light barriers

Bit light barrier
0 tube 1, up
1 tube 1, down
2 tube 2, up
3 tube 2, down, etc.
2. motor light barriers

Bit light barrier
0 motor tube 1
1 motor tube 2
2 motor tube 3
3 motor tube 3
example:
- In case all upper tube light barriers are idle and all lower are covered resp. are not assembled, value “55”
will be displayed. If light barrier of tube 3 is covered the display changes to “75”.
- If all motors are in their rest position, value “F” will be displayed. If motor of tube 4 is not in rest position
or if the corresponding light barrier is broken “7” will be displayed.
Tube motors can be controlled during inching operation with the 4 keys of the change giver.
key 1 motor tube 1

key 2 motor tube 2
key 3 motor tube 3
key 4 motor tube 4
The motor turns his coder through the corresponding optical sensor, which is located at the lower part of the
tube.
Press key 1 (Í) and key 4 (+) simultaneously to leave this menu. Press key 4 (+) again to return to the operation
mode.
Note: The tube motors have to be set to basic position after inching operation. In order to do so choose menu
“emptying of tubes” and release at least one coin out of every tube.
3.4. Programming with chip card
3.4.1. Parameter card

The parameter card stores all settings of the change giver, which are read out from the coin selector and
carried out in the menu. After inserting the parameter card the following is displayed:
Parameter card
Reading ->[+]
With key 2 (Ë) switch to writing mode:
Parameter card
Writing ->[+]
Press key 4 (+) for 2 seconds to start writing and reading procedure:
Parameter card Parameter card

Reading... Writing...
Parameter card Parameter card

Read. Written.
After releasing the key you are asked to remove the card:
Parameter card
Please remove
3.4.2. Writing of unknown card as parameter card

If a readable card is inserted but this card is unknown to the change giver the following will be displayed:
Unknown card
Please remove!
If key 1 (Í) and 4 (+) are pressed during powering up for activating the extended menu, an unknown card can
be formatted and written as parameter card:
Unknown card
write -> [+]
Please continue as described in chapter 3.4.1.
3.4.3. Accounting card (Executive only)

The accounting card stores all turnover and change amount data of the change giver. After introduction of an
accounting card the display appears.
Accounting card
write -> [+]
If key no. 4 [+] is pushed down for two seconds, the writing procedure starts:
Accounting card
Writing...
Accounting card
Written.
After release of the key the demand appears to withdraw the card.
Accounting card
Please remove!
The current turnover data is transmitted to the card and is erased from the change giver. An additional
rewriting of this card in the change giver is now not longer possible. After introduction the display shows:
Accounting card
Card locked!
The readout of turnover data and the unlocking of the card is only possible with a corresponding PC software.
3.4.4. Reading customers name from accounting card (Executive only)

If key no. 1 [Í] was pressed during the start of the Change Giver and key no. 4 [+] to activate the extended menu,
by this, the customers name can be transmitted from the accounting card.
Accounting card
Read name ->[+]
Note: As long as a chip card is inserted, no coin processing takes place by the change giver. With multi drop bus
protocol “Busy” is transmitted during this time to the machine control. With model Executive there is no
connection to the machine control.
3.5 Switching to another Currency

The modular design of the MSG 18 makes it easy to change to another coin denomination on site without
special equipment.
Directions:
- Disconnect power from the MSG 18 Change Giver.

- Exchange the coin selector for one that is prepared for the appropriate.
- change the payout unit if necessary
- Reinstall the MSG 18 Change Giver into the vending machine.
- Press key 2 and key 3 simultaneously during power up.
- Select the menu item “COIN VALUES” and verify that the coin data was correctly transferred. Repeat the
power up step of pressing key 2 and key 3 simultaneously if the coin values were not transferred.
- Select the appropriate new coin value if tokens are being used.
- Test the coin acceptance. Unlock coins that may be set for blocking using the menu selection
„COIN BLOCKING“
Note: The coin values and the value of tokens can also be programmed by means of a correspondingly prepared
chip card. Please see the section “Programming with chip card”.
4. Options and accessories
The following options can be added to the standard version of the change giver:
- battery operation
- extended temperature range -20° to +70°C
- internal chip card reader (see 2.2. and 4.1.)
- service adapter
5. EC Conformity Declaration
Name of product: MSG 18
Date: 28th of August 2003
Coordinated European Standard Specification
EN 50081-1
EN 55014-2
EN 50082-1 (Criteria B for Level 1, Criteria C1 for Level 1)
IEC Standards
IEC 801-4 (Criteria B for Level 1, Criteria C1 for Level 1)
The EC Standard Specifications which are still in the process of being developed have applied up to now for
finished products and their bringing into circulation. Tests are effected according to EMC regulations, which
means certification of electromagnetic compatibility and, if applicable, of re-radiation (emission). The tests have
been carried out in accordance with EN 50082-1 and EN 50081-1. These tests ensure, that electronic Change
Givers MSG 18 meet the general regulations. However, they do not exempt the seller of the machines from his
duty of care as there are still some other important characteristics of the machine which could impede the EC
conformity or restrict it.
Appendix A – Function of the Jumper
The change giver is programmed in the factory according to customer specification. If it is necessary to change
configuration later, please note below mentioned functions of the jumpers. To reach the jumper block, the coin
selector has to be removed.
Picture 1: jumper block on circuit board (section)
13 14
11 12
9 10
7 8
5 6
3 4
1 2
Operation mode Jumper Note
MDB 1-2 Possible supply voltage 20 to 27,6 V DC

Normal 9 - 10 (optional 42,5 V DC)
Continuous operation 12 - 14 Coin selector: OMP 18/2S
MDB 1-2
Possible supply voltage 20 to 42.5 V DC
Normal 9 - 10
Coin selector: OMP18.PS3
Continuous operation 11 - 12
MDB
Possible supply voltage: 7.8 to 27.6 DC or 24V AC
Battery operation 1-2
Coin selector: OMP18.ZS3
external or internal 12 - 14
(Automated wake up or on coin insertion)
wake up
3-4
5-6 Possible supply voltage: 20 to 42.5V DC or 24V AC
Executive 7-8 Coin selector: OMP18.PS3
9 - 10 (This is the only possible setting for Executive.)
11 - 12
Note: If the machine controller does not have a correct separation of the ground connection for communication
and power supply, this can lead to communication errors. In this case it can be helpful to set jumpers 5-6
in order to withdraw the separation of ground connection on the coin giver. This should however only
be carried out in exceptional circumstances. Jumpers 3-4 and 7-8 are on no account to be implemented in
the MDB operation. When changing from continuous to battery operation or vice versa please make the
corresponding settings via service menu of the change giver (see chapter 3.3.3.23, 3.3.3.24).
Appendix B – MDB cable
Illustration 1: MSG 18 Cable 409.1 for the Multi drop bus interface
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Pin 1: line in 7 - 42,5 volts AC/DC, red Pin 5: master TxD, orange
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Pin 2: for future use Pin 6: communications common, brown
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Pin 3: line in 7 - 42,5 volts AC/DC, black ��
strain relief:
MOLEX Mini-Fit Jr.
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Appendix C – Executive cables
Illustration 2: MSG 18 cables for the executive interface
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Appendix D – Multi-Drop Bus Commands
Changer Commands
Command HEX Description VMC data bytes Changer response data

bytes
RESET 08 changer self-reset no no
STATUS 09 request changer status no 23
TUBE STATUS 0A request changer tube status no 18
POLL 0B request changer activity status no 16 or 2 or 1
COIN TYPE 0C types accepted, allowed dispensing 4 no
DISPENSE 0D dispense coin type 1 no
EXPANSION 0F future enhancements, level 3
Changer Level 3 Commands
Command HEX Description VMC data bytes Changer response data

bytes
IDENTIFICATION 0F 00 request changer id no 33
FEATURE ENABLE 0F 01 enable feature 4 no
ALTERNATIVE 0F 02 payout multiple of coin 1 no
PAYOUT scaling factor
ALTERNATIVE PAYOUT 0F 03 request number of each no 16
STATUS coin type paid out
ALTERNATIVE PAYOUT 0F 04 request changer payout no 1
VALUE POLL activity
DIAGNOSTICS 0F FF manufacturer specific ? ?
Changer STATUS ($09)
Z1 Z2 - Z3 Z4 Z5 Z6 - Z7 Z8 - Z23
Changer Fea- Country Code Coin Scaling Decimal Coin Type Coin Type
ture Level Factor Places Routing Credit
Changer TUBE STATUS ($0A)
Z1 - Z2 Z3 - Z18
Tube Full Status Tube Status (fill count)
(full status + zero count ➾ bad tube)
Changer COIN TYPE Command ($0C)
Y1 - Y2 Y3 - Y4
Coin Enable Manual Dispense Enable
Changer DISPENSE Command ($0D)
Y1
Number of Coins / Coin Type
Changer POLL Status ($0B)
HEX Description
00 nothing to report (=ACK)
01 Escrow request - Escrow lever activation
02 Changer Payout busy
03 No Credit - Coin validated but no credit given
04 Defective Tube Sensor
05 Double Arrival
06 Acceptor Unplugged
07 Tube Jam
08 ROM Checksum Error
09 Coin Routing Error
0A Changer Busy
0B Changer was Reset
0C Coin Jam
0D Not Used
0E Not Used
0F Not Used
Binary
001x xxxx xxxxx Slugs since last activity ($21)
Binary
Coins Deposited Routing: 00: cash box ($4X ZZ)
01yy xxxx zzzz zzzz Routing: yy 01: tubes ($5X ZZ)
(2 Bytes) Type: xxxx 10: not used
# of coins in tube: zzzz zzzz 11: reject ($7X 00)
Coins Dispensed Manually
1yyy xxxx zzzz zzzz number: yyy
(2 Bytes) type: xxxx
# of coins in tube: zzzz zzzz
Conversion of OMP-Error Reports

OMP poll Status ($7B)
HEX Description Changer Translation HEX / BIN
00 nothing to report (= ACK) - -
07 OMP was Reset - -
8x (6y) Coin x recognized and routed to output y - -
02 Coin return knob was pressed Escrow Request 01
Coin internal or external locked
4A (2x) (60) Slug 21
x rejects (Umlaufzähler 0..0x1F)
Keine Münze zum Annehmen gefunden.
46 (2x) (60) Slug- 21
x Abweisungen (Umlaufzähler 0..0x1F)
Ex Münze x hat nicht (rechtzeitig) CP5 verlassen Coin Jam 0C
Appendix E – Executive Commands
MSG18 Executive Commands
Link Master Command HEX

STATUS 31
CREDIT 32
VEND 33
ACCEPT DATA 38
DATA SYNC 39
NAK 3F
Reply to STATUS ($31) (1 Byte)
Bit HEX
0 01 # of audit byte pairs
1 02 „
2 04 „
3 08 „
4 10 „
5 20 0 reserved
6 40 1 Vending Inhibited
(stop accounting until next response is
received)
7 80 1 Free Vend
(inhibit coin acceptance and send CREDIT
command)
No action (normal) = $00

Inhibited = $40
Free vend = $80
Free vend and inhibited = $C0
PNAK (Peripheral NAK) = $FF
Reply to CREDIT ($32) (1 Byte)
HEX Peripheral Reply

00 - FA price (units)
(issue a VEND command if enough credit)
FE no vend requested
FF PNAK (Peripheral NAK)
Reply to VEND ($33) (1 Byte)
Bit HEX
0 01 * Number of Audit Frames
1 02 * „
2 04 * „
3 08 * „
4 10 * „
5 20 0
6 40 0
7 80 0: Vend Succeeded
1: Vend Failed
Vend complete = $00

Vend Failed = $80
PNAK (Peripheral NAK) = $FF
ACCEPT DATA Command
$38 $2x $2x $2x $2x $2x $2x $2x $2x $39
Accept Credit Credit Credit Credit Scaling Scaling Dec. Status Data
Data LSN MSN LSN MSN Point Sync
Decimal Point: one from four code

Status: 1 = exact change
Peripheral must respond to each byte with $00 (=‘no action‘)
Reply to DATA SYNC ($39) (1 Byte)
HEX
Access Denied 00
Checksum Failed / Lost Sync FB
Checksum passed FD
PNAK FF
Reply to non-existing commands
VMC should reply ’00‘ on non-existing commands.
Literature
[1] Multi-Drop-Bus / Internal Communication Protocol
Version 2.0, October 4, 2000
National Automatic Merchandising Association (NAMA), Chicago, Illinois

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1.1 MSG 18 Basics

Supply current (24V) < 200 mA in idle mode

Coin acceptance up to 16 coins or tokens (see technical description of Coin Selector)

Coin return 4 tubes

thickness: 1.1 to 3.4 mm (.04 to .13 in.)

Capacity of the tubes:

Operating Temperature 0°C to 60°C

Humidity according to DIN 40040: F

Dimensions height: 350 mm

Vending interfaces Serial: MDB

Options - Battery operation (/B)

- Temperature range from –20°C to +70°C (/E)

- Chip card reader

The following relevant coin data such as:

3.1 Power up and Communication Initialisation

The messages are shown in the following order:

No MDB to MP! An error with the coin selector

3.3 Programming with the help of the Menu Keys

3.3.1 The Command Interface

The 4 menu keys have the following function:

Menu Selection Text displayed MDB Executive Standard

3.3.3.1 Fill Tubes

3.3.3.2 Empty Tubes

3.3.3.3 Maximum ﬁlling height

3.3.3.4. Minimum ﬁlling height

3.3.3.6 Order of return payment

3.3.3.7. Payout Befehl aktivieren (nur MDB)

Use key 4 (+) to activate or deactivate the payout order.

3.3.3.9. Timeout for Vending Process (Executive only)

3.3.3.10. Multiple or Single Vending (Executive only)

With key no. 4 [+] the multiple vending is activated or deactivated.

3.3.3.11. Overpay Treatment (Executive only)

With key 4 [+] it can be chosen between both adjustments.

3.3.3.12. Maximum Credit (Executive only)

3.3.3.14. Alternative Change Reject (Executive only)

3.3.3.15. Display Account Data (Executive only)

With key no. 2 [Ë] every single position is recalled.

Display (Example) Position

3.3.3.17. Entering customer’s name (Executive only)

3.3.3.18. Cascading Tubes

Use key 4 (+) to activate or deactivate the cascading.

3.3.3.20. Key combination for fast emptying

3.3.3.21. Display lines

3.3.3.22. Menu language

3.3.3.23. Battery operation

3.3.3.24. Power off during battery operation

Timed power off

3.3.3.26. Acknowledge Timeout (MDB only)

3.3.3.27 Answering time machine controller (Executive only)

3.3.3.28. Setting back of internal counter

1. tube light barriers

2. motor light barriers

key 1 motor tube 1

3.4.1. Parameter card

With key 2 (Ë) switch to writing mode:

Parameter card Parameter card

Parameter card Parameter card

3.4.2. Writing of unknown card as parameter card

Please continue as described in chapter 3.4.1.

3.4.3. Accounting card (Executive only)

3.4.4. Reading customers name from accounting card (Executive only)

3.5 Switching to another Currency