Does anyone out there know how to wire a bay activation switch into a Ryko signature series self serve system. There is no rotary switch or timer, only a keypad/display and a dumb display to show time so of course no traditional timed output to hook into. Ryko has sent some schematics but the only input they show is for rinse only.
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DiamondWash
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I need a little more input on what you are trying to do here are you wanting to be able to turn on functions to test features or have it setup so you can type a code in and say give a customers free 15 min wash with all functions, let me know and I will walk you through the process of getting what I think you want done.
Steve Heck-
Diamond Car Wash & Propane
Grimes, Iowa, 50111
www.diamondcarwash.biz
Steve Heck-
Diamond Car Wash & Propane
Grimes, Iowa, 50111
www.diamondcarwash.biz
bneckrock
Bill Neckrock
If you have a keypad system on your Signature Series, instead of a rotary switch, you should still be able to set three different code numbers (if you don't have the Touch'n'Go).
One is for the washdown function (high pressure rinse only), another for a straight timed wash cycle (with as much time as the start up price allows) and a third for a 15 minute all function mode. If you have the keypad entry system, you don't need a switch, you need to program the codes. I'm not trying to be confrontational, but what would the switch accomplish that the system will not already do?
One is for the washdown function (high pressure rinse only), another for a straight timed wash cycle (with as much time as the start up price allows) and a third for a 15 minute all function mode. If you have the keypad entry system, you don't need a switch, you need to program the codes. I'm not trying to be confrontational, but what would the switch accomplish that the system will not already do?
Bill, thanks for the response. I'm trying to wire a credit card system that activates the bay using a 24vac timed output. I can use a relay if I need to but unfortunately the code functionality of the Ryko coin box doesn't help.
bneckrock
Bill Neckrock
Now I understand. I'll follow this post because Im thinking of doing the same, but have no help for you today.
RykoPro
Technician/Manager
Are you saying the CC system you want to use already has a timed output that can be used to run all the functions? I am sorry its very late and I am just trying to understand. If you want to send me what Ryko sent you, I may be able to help as I have almost every machine schematic. I just need to know the build date to find the right one. If you are in Colorado, you could talk to Don, I am sure he could figure it out over the phone, he is a great tech/manager (I was his supervisor long ago and I trained him well).
