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Title: Coinco S75-CONV Coin Acceptor Dip switch settings Post by: Coke536 on April 04, 2014, 09:57:33 pm My Cavalier USS-8-64 has a Coinco coin mech which is labeled S75-CONV or CONY, but looks similar to the S75-9800 series. I'm trying to set the price to $1.00 per vend, but no matter what I set the dip switches at, it vends for a different amount. I've tried various switch settings, but they doesn't seem to be a pattern.
Has anyone else seen this and know whether it can be fixed or whether I need a new circuit board? I've flipped the switches back in forth to loosen them up and they seems to work OK. Is there some testing I can do with a continuity tester on the circuit board? For example, here's the five switch settings and their value: 1 2 3 4 5 .05 .10 .20 .40 .60 ON ON ON ON OFF - should vend at .75, but the machine vends at .45 ON ON OFF OFF ON - should vend at .75, but the machine vends at .90 OFF OFF OFF ON ON - should vend at 1.00, but the machine vends at .30 Thanks! Found this post a few minutes after post. Sound like the electronics could be shot on my coin mech. http://soda-machines.com/discussions/index.php/topic,3490.msg23090.html#msg23090 Title: Re: Coinco S75-CONV Coin Acceptor Dip switch settings Post by: MoonDawg on April 04, 2014, 10:01:03 pm Left to right value always doubles, switch #5 should be .80
Title: Re: Coinco S75-CONV Coin Acceptor Dip switch settings Post by: johnieG on April 04, 2014, 11:26:55 pm The "Conv." stands for Converted, it's an early version of the S75-9800 with a die-cast metal main body, most of these earlier single price models couldn't be set above 75-cents. (similar to the S75-9800/A plastic bodied models) even if there is a fifth dip-switch, it has no function on the older CPU board.
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