Switch 1	On	Accept $1 coin.
	Off	Reject $1 coin.
Switch 2	On	$1 coins fill to low coin level; then stored in cashbox.
	Off	$1 coins fill to upper coin level; then stored in cashbox.
Switch 3	On	25 cent coins fill to low coin level; then stored in cashbox.
	Off	25 cent coins fill to upper coin level; then stored in cashbox.
Switch 4 & 5	------	See Table 1 Below.
Switch 6	On	Reject cashbox coins.
	Off	Accept cashbox coins.
Switch 7	On	Accept $1 coins regardless of the level of 25 cent coins in the tube.
	Off	Accept $1 coins only when low 25 cent sensor cowered.
Switch 8	On	Option switch settings are in use.
	Off	Option switch settings are ignored. Factory default settings are enabled if all switches (1-8) are in the "off" position.

TABLE 1

Switch 4 (Best Change)	Switch 5 (Emulation)	Comment
Off	Off	Setting for VN4010XV only on a machine with a $1 coin payout line. Cassette must have 5, 10 25, $1 tubes.
On	On	All VN4000 and other VN4010XV configurations must use this setting.

Option Switch Settings: B: VN4510 (MDB) (see Figure 7)

Switch 1	On	Accept $1 coin.
	Off	Reject $1 coin.
Switch 2	On	$1 coins fill to low coin level and then stored in cashbox.
	Off	$1 coins fill to upper coin level and then stored in cashbox.
Switch 3	On	25 cent coins fill to low coin level and then stored in cashbox.
	Off	25 cent coins fill to upper coin level and then stored in cashbox.
Switches 4-7		Not Used
Switch 8	On	Option switch settings are in use.
	Off	Option switch settings are ignored. Factory default settings are enabled if all switches (1-8) are in the "off" position.

Figure 7

Diagnostics

The LED, located on the keypad, provides an indication of the coin changer status. Note any problem that occur when the LED pulses one or more flashes, followed by a pause, and then repeats.

LED On	Normal operation.
LED Off	No power/vendor error.
1 Flash	Acceptor requires cleaning. (see figure 9)
2 Flash	Changer senses an error in the accept gate.
3 Flash	Changer senses an error in the separator.
4 Flash	Changer senses an error in the dispenser.
5 Flash	Changer has sensed water (may have shut down)
Continuous Flash	Replace changer.

Cleaning

For trouble free operation, develop a routine maintenance schedule and periodically clean the aceptor in the area shown in figure 9. Use a damp cloth with mild detergent to clean the areas indicated below.

Figure 9

1. Accept $1 coins.
2. $1 coin fills to upper level.
3. 25 cent fills to upper level.
4. Best Change feature enabled. The changer makes the decision about the best change to pay out.
5. Changer dispenses $1 coin if it senses four consecutive 25 cent dispense signals.
6. Changer will accept the cashbox coins.
7. Accept $1 coin regardless of the level of 25 cent in the tube.
   

1. Accept $1 coin.
2. $1 coin fills to upper level.
3. 25 cent fill to upper level.

Cross Reference Table

Use this table in the event that the Tube Cassette Label is missing or the tubes have been changed differently from the label. The tube positions must exactly match the table below.

Press and hold the Mode (yellow) button for two seconds until the LED begins to flash. Press the three letter code for the desired tube configuration.