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CTD200 Series Card Dispenser Start Guide

This document provides instructions for adjusting the card gate on a CTD-200 series card dispenser. It includes 6 steps: 1) loosen the gate lock screw, 2) slide a card under the gate tip, 3) adjust the gate knob until the gate tip barely presses the card, 4) test with a second card, 5) tighten the lock screw, and 6) test dispensing several cards and readjust if needed. It also provides an overview of different CTD dispenser models and connection details.

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CTD200 Series Card Dispenser Start Guide

This document provides instructions for adjusting the card gate on a CTD-200 series card dispenser. It includes 6 steps: 1) loosen the gate lock screw, 2) slide a card under the gate tip, 3) adjust the gate knob until the gate tip barely presses the card, 4) test with a second card, 5) tighten the lock screw, and 6) test dispensing several cards and readjust if needed. It also provides an overview of different CTD dispenser models and connection details.

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Card Gate Adjustment Contact

Figure 5

CTD-200 Series
Quick Start Guide
Corporate Offices:
16381 Cherokee Road
Brooksville, Florida 34601
Tel: +1.352.796.2693
Fax: +1.775.256.6311
Figure 6 [email protected]

Engineering/Factory:
37 - 40 Elm Street
Dryden, New York 13053-9623
Tel: +1.607.844.8134
Alternate: +1.607.844.9995
Fax: +1.775.514.7530

General Support:
Technical Service Support
[email protected]
Figure 7 API Programming Issues:
1. Loosen Gate Lock Screw (see Figure 5)
2. Slide ONE card forward under the gate tip, until it will not go [email protected]
any farther forward. (See Figure 7)
3. Pull out & turn the Gate Adjust Knob (Figure 6) until the Web Site:
gate tip barely presses on the top of card. (See Figure 7) www.VENDAPIN.com
4. Gently slide a 2nd card (see Figure 7) over 1st card to gate
tip area to ensure that it will not go under the gate tip. Latest Revision: May 1, 2006
5. Push in the Gate Adjust Knob, and tighten the Gate Lock
screw.
6. Test the card dispenser with at least 5 cards and re-adjust
the gate tip if necessary.
CTD-200 Series Card Dispenser Versions CTD-200 Card Dispenser CTD-202/CTD-203 Card Dispenser

CTD-200 – Standard TTL Card Dispenser VCB-1 TTL Pinout Details


CTD-201 – Accumulator Card Dispenser Pin Wire Conn- Description
Power Supply Requirement: +24VDC 1A # Color ector
1 Black Ground P.S. Ground
2 Orange +24VDC P.S. +24VDC Input
3 Black Ground Dispense/Vend Switch to Ground
(Gnd)
4 Brown /Vend or Dispense/Vend Card after 30mS+ to
/Dispense Gnd
5 White /Reset Reset card dispenser after 30mS+ to
Gnd
6 Yellow /Low Card/Ticket low switch option (LED)
Figure 4: VCB-2 Ports
7 Green +12VDC w/ For Ready signal (#8) VCB-2 XT Style Connector:
1KΩ PIN # Description
8 B/W /Ready Ready signal – (connected to LED to #1 (Left) +12VDC
#8) #2 Ground
9 Blue +12VDC w/ For Stuck signal (#10) – connect to #3 Ground
1KΩ LED #4 +5VDC
10 Yellow /Stuck Stuck signal – (connected to LED to
#9)
11 Violet +12VDC w/ For Empty signal (#12) – connect to VCB-2 USB Type B
1KΩ LED
12 Yellow /Empty Empty signal – (connected to LED to
Use USB Type A to USB Type B cable for connecting to PC
Figure 1: VCB-1 Board #11) USB Type A port.
Note: PIN #1 – left side of VCB-1 board (see Figure 1 )
VCB-2 True RS-232 RJ-12 Port
CTD-202 – USB Card Dispenser PIN # Description
#1 (Left) Ground
CTD-203 – RS-232 Card Dispenser #2 Data Receive
Power Supply Requirement: +5VDC/+12VDC 1A #3 Data Transmit

VCB-2 Reset Button (see Figure 2, near green LED)


VCB-2 Empty/Ready LED Header (see Figure 2)

VCB-2 Dispense Button


This dispense button is used to test the card dispenser
operation, as well as assisting with the card gate adjustment.

Figure 3: TTL Logical Diagram Communicating to Card Dispenser


Please refer to the API protocol documentation on the API CD.
Dip Switch Position: You will need to add the function routines to your host
Position 1 Position 2 Position 3 Position 4 application software before it can communicate with the card
dispenser via USB or RS-232 protocols. We recommend you
API Set Total Retries Total Retries Total Retries
use the Card Dispenser API Tester software to test the USB /
On/Off On/Off On/Off On/Off
RS-232 card dispenser operation.
API Set: Standard = OFF, CECB4 API = ON
Total Card Dispense Retries: Number of retries based on 2-4
Additional documentation can be found on the CTD-202/203
positions, based on BCD position.
Card Dispenser API Tester CD.
BCD: 100 = 1 Retries, 010 = 2 Retries, 110 = 3 Retries
Figure 2: VCB-2 Board

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