Single Price - Pulse Combo Machines

Nayax has several configuration types for a pulse combo machine. These configurations are used when several machines are connected to the same Amit device. In addition, define the relevant mode for the machine to operate in.

The configuration is set in the Cashless MDB address attribute in the MDB section.

There are three combo machine values:

Options	Description	Pulse
Pulse Switch Mode	Select the machine unit to operate via a switch and present a card.	Pulses are sent by “Number of Pulses per Vend”
Pulse Telemetry Mode	Present a card and click one button from the two available options.	Pulses are sent by “Number of Pulses per Vend”
Pulse Telemetry Relay Mode	Present a card and click one button from the two available options.	Pulses are sent by “Time per Pulse Attribute”

Pulse Switch Mode

The machine consists of two units, and the switch defines to which unit the pulse will be sent.

Present card will send the pulses according to the switch selection.

Wiring

• Send pulse - use Pulse 1 & Pulse 2
• Read switch mode - use Door Open (J6:6)

 

Pulse Telemetry Mode (Use Buttons)

When selecting a specific product, the consumer will follow a vending machine process like this:

• The consumer presents their card.
• The consumer is prompted to choose the desired product.
• The consumer selects a product at the press of a button.

 

Wiring

• Send pulse - Use Pulse 1 & Pulse 2
• Button 1 - Use Door Open (J6-pin6)
• Button 2 - Use MCR_DT2 / PROXY_RXD (J8-pin8)

Both inputs are pulled up internally, and when the consumer presses the button, a connection is made to the ground point.

 

Pulse Telemetry Relay Mode

For the Amit device, it is possible to configure Pulse 1 and Pulse 2 as different prices/ activation times for cash and cashless transactions.

Payment	Pulse Attributes	Formula
Cash	Price for Cash	Pulse IN1/2 Counter x Credit per pulse 1/2
	Time activation	Pulse IN1/2 Counter x Time per Pulse 1/2 (sec)
Cashless	Price for Cashless	Number of Pulses per Vend 1/2 x Credit per Pulse ½
	Time activation	Number of Pulses per Vend 1/2 x Time per Pulse 1/2 (sec)

Table 6 - Pulse telemetry relay mode

• To activate relay, the signal levels must be changed.
• If the relay is set to high, then it will be active when this signal is at a high level.
  • For example: If the machine needs to be active for three minutes, the device will change the signal to a high level for three minutes (refer to Figure 16 below).
• Relay mode can support dual machines.