Selection Screen 2 - Payment; Coin Pulses And "Credit Mode - Primer LP-08 Bedienungsanleitung

7.2 Selection Screen 2 - Payment

This screen offers the same information as in the previous screen, but only for the selected programme,
accompanied by pictures and text to help. There are also two browser buttons for changing the programme.
The button is displayed in brown until the amount indicated in the programme has been inserted in the machine.
Start Button: When the programme amount has been inserted, a large "Start" button is displayed in
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green.
2. Browser buttons: This allows you to change programme.
Return button: Press this button to return to the main screen "Selection 1 – Buttons".
3.
If there is no activity for 15 minutes, the amount inserted is reset, the money is lost and the machine returns to
the screen "Selection 1 – Buttons".
On pressing the "Start" button, the selected programme starts to run.

Coin pulses and "Credit mode"

7.3
To run any programme, the corresponding payment must first be made. Depending on the existing self-service
configuration, the machine controls the insertion of coins (COIN mode) or receives the corresponding signal in
CP or Multipayment mode via the "coin slot micro" input to allow the selected programme to run.
While in self-service mode (both on selection screen 1, and screen 2, shown as running a self-service
programme), it is possible to enter "Credit mode". If the "top open" input is activated in the industrial models, or
the coin slot key or CP of the professional models is activated, a password is requested to enter in "Credit
mode".
When the machine enters "Credit mode", it automatically exits self-service mode and behaves as if it were in
normal mode, displaying the information defined on the OPL Main Screen and offering the option to perform all
the actions defined on this screen. The programmes selected for self-service and the programmes defined for
Credit Mode are displayed.
On going to the main menu, all the available options for self-service washing machines are displayed.
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