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Technical Manual EMP 8x0.00/04/13 v5 wh Münzprüfer Dietmar Trenner GmbH, Germany
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successful when using „broad“ tolerances (blocking switch no. 7 OFF),
teaching could be still possible using the narrow tolerances.
10. The teach mode is deactivated via blocking switch no. 8 (OFF). When the
teach mode is deactivated, all blocking switches may then be used for
individual coin blocking with the exception of blocking switch no. 8.
2.2.2 Cloning (Programming without Coins)
Cloning is the fastest way in which to program a coin set. Using this method, coin
parameter sets are transferred into the coin selector from the PC. It is also possible
to transfer a coin parameter set from one coin selector to another thereby giving it
nearly identical acceptance and reject rates. It does not make any difference
whether the cloning data set is a wh original data set or whether it was copied from
a coin selector and stored in the PC.
As a prerequisite to cloning, it is necessary for the coin measuring system of the
originating coin selector to be the same as the measuring system of the target coin
selector. wheasy 3 automatically compares the measuring configuration of the
attached coin selector with the measuring configuration of the coin selector that
produced the coin parameter set. Cloning is only accomplished if the two systems
are indeed the same.
Other data sets are available from wh Münzprüfer if wheasy 3 does not allow
cloning because of a mismatch in the measuring system characteristics.
Cloning can begin once the PC has been loaded with the cloning data set and
when the coin selector has been connected. This function can be accessed by
selecting “EMP cloning” from the “Data” pull down menu or directly by clicking
on the tool bar.
The following window opens up after selecting the function “EMP Cloning“:
Figure 6 Window “EMP Cloning“
In certain situations it is possible to selectively clone individual channels. This can
be carried out provided that the loaded data file is identical with the name of the file
loaded from the coin selector. This we refer to as selective cloning.
Selective cloning is useful when the parameters for a specific coin are to be
changed, or maybe a token is to be added without overwriting the fine tuning of