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    Dollar coin experiment

    Ahhhh...the days of Greenwald coin slides and laundromat timers. Such bad memories! :eek:
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    Hamilton Bill validator repair

    Maybe try Baca's Changer Service Arvada, CO (720) 855-8351 No website but I can vouch for them.
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    Insights of a Sef-Service Car Wash

    Didn't intend to hijack this thread with Nayax stuff! For tap cards and mobile devices, the NFC range for Nayax is nearly 4" from the face of the reader. Only reason to lift the cover is for insert or swipe cards...or "Tap" :unsure: the Stop icon on the display.
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    Insights of a Sef-Service Car Wash

    It is indeed. I recommend them to all clients. Nayax Protective Box Note that installation requires longer fasteners. We use 4mm x 0.7mm x 25mm stainless steel set screws, washers, and nuts for ease of installation
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    Insights of a Sef-Service Car Wash

    I spent a minute thinking about the verbiage (speech or writing that uses too many words or excessively technical expressions) for our NAYAX instruction decals. Regardless, a gentleman recently approached me with a question... "How do I make the credit card system work?" :rolleyes:
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    LED7 V7.30 and Nayax count up

    FYI... This is how MOMA displays "Last Sales" with CA$H reporting. (This location setting reports coin counts in $5 increments)
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    LED7 V7.30 and Nayax count up

    Keno, The easiest way to add coin count reporting is to install a 24v AC SPST relay. Connect coin acceptor output and 24v AC common to the relay coil. Connect Nayax Pulse Wire 2 (Dark Blue) and jumper the VCC Wire (Light Blue) to the relay contacts. In Nayax Core, GoTo...
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    LED7 V7.30 and Nayax count up

    For fancy installations, add an illuminated external Stop Pushbutton and/or coin count reporting thru Nayax Core/MOMA App. 2 versions (for proof of concept) HiLetgo optocoupler and IDEC DPDT ice cube relay...too big for real life installation InkBird SSR and IDEC DPDT interface relay...smaller...
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    LED7 V7.30 and Nayax count up

    DC+/DC- is provided by the Nayax VPOS VPOS Pulse Wire 1 connects to "IN" terminal VPOS GND Wire connects to DC- terminal VPOS VCC Wire connects to DC+ terminal
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    LED7 V7.30 and Nayax count up

    A bit more expensive than HiLetgo's optocoupler but works just as well. InkBird Solid State Relay
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    LED7 V7.30 and Nayax count up

    Correct...it parallels the LED7's (or any other timer's) Timed Output. There is no need for a DC power supply for Nayax. They work just fine on your coin box's 24v AC.
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    LED7 V7.30 and Nayax count up

    A simple COUNT-UP solution for any car wash bay or vacuum installation… Use an opto-coupler interface to allow the NAYAX VPOS to serve as the timer for credit card sales. HiLetgo optocoupler
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    Nayax to Ginsan count-down

    Its the same door with some additional holes drilled for mounting the Nayax and external stop switch. The Washgear components are removed, and a new decal is applied to the existing door.
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    Programmable Relay or PLC

    Greg, The IDEC SmartRelay and Siemens LOGO! devices are identical…with IDEC being less expensive. You can order the programming software FL9Y-LP1CDW https://www.wolfautomation.com/smart-relay-windlgc-application-software And the 24vac-dc IDEC SmartRelay FL1F-H12RCA...
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    Carolina pride solenoids

    Non-Metering Metering
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