AUTOMATED MODULAR TRANSACTION TERMINAL …

AUTOMATED MODULAR TRANSACTION TERMINAL

INSTALLATION MANUAL

Work Order # 6747520

The Finest Vehicle Wash Systems

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Automated Modular Transaction Terminal Installation Manual


CONTENTS

THIS MANUAL CONTAINS INSTALLATION PROCEDURES FOR THE RYKO AUTOMATED MODULAR

TRANSACTION TERMINAL WHEN INSTALLED WITH THE CODE-A-WASH MANAGEMENT SYSTEM.

ATTENTION SERVICE PERSONNEL! PERIODICALLY SPECIAL CHANGES OR DEVIATIONS MAY BE MADE

TO THE SPECIFIC PRODUCT FOR WHICH THIS MANUAL IS USED. THESE CHANGES WILL NOT CHANGE OR

AFFECT THE QUALITY OR THE FUNCTIONS OF THE PRODUCT. SHOULD SPECIAL CHANGES OR

DEVIATIONS BE MADE TO A PRODUCT, ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTATION IN THE FORM OF SPECIAL WORK

INSTRUCTIONS (SWI) WILL BE SENT LOOSE WITH THE APPLICABLE MANUAL (INSTALLATION AND/OR

SERVICE AND/OR TECHNICAL). THESE SPECIAL WORK INSTRUCTIONS MUST BE ADHERED TO.

GENERAL INFORMATION ..................................................................................................................... 1 FOR YOUR SAFETY ............................................................................................................................... 1 CAUTION & WARNING DECALS ........................................................................................................... 1 BASIC REQUIREMENTS AND SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................. 1

Electric ............................................................................................................................................. 1 regulatory compliance ....................................................................................................................... 2

INSTALLATION ...................................................................................................................................... 3 AUTOMATED MODULAR TRANSACTION TERMINAL ........................................................................... 3 WALL MOUNTED AMTT INSTALLATION ............................................................................................... 3 CODE-A-WASH SYSTEM INSTALLATION TO AMTT ............................................................................. 3

Code-A-Wash IV .............................................................................................................................. 4 RYKONET COMMUNICATION SYSTEM INSTALLATION....................................................................... 5 WASH CLUB CARD OPTION INSTALLATION (REQUIRED PROGRAMMING) ..................................... 6

DRAWINGS

Installation, Coin Box, AMTT ................................................................................................... 13938-019

Electrical Installation, Coin Box, AMTT, Wall Mount ................................................................ 13938-021

Installation Start-Up Test Procedure ....................................................................................... 21179-109

Installation Start-Up Test Procedure, Non-POS (Point of Sale) Authorization System ............. 21179-159

Installation Instructions, Wall Mount AMTT ............................................................................. 23089-500

Test Procedure, Preinstallation, Non POS (Point of Sale) Authorization System ..................... 24062-000



GENERAL INFORMATION

FOR YOUR SAFETY

Read all instructions, cautions and warnings before proceeding with installation.

Disconnect all power supplies to the vehicle wash equipment before performing service.

Do not stand or climb on this equipment at any time for any reason.

The automated modular transaction terminal coin box is designed to be operated on a

ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) circuit only!! Do not connect this device to a

normal power line.

CAUTION & WARNING DECALS

"Caution" and/or "Warning" decals are located on the AMTT and associated equipment. Pay particular

attention to these decals to avoid accidental injury or damage to the equipment. Replace these decals if

they become damaged or illegible.

BASIC REQUIREMENTS AND SPECIFICATIONS

ELECTRIC

110V Dedicated Circuit GFCI* OR

220V Dedicated Circuit GFCI OR

240V Dedicated Circuit GFCI

*Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter



REGULATORY COMPLIANCE

The Code-A-Wash IV complies with 47CFR FCC Part 15B Class A requirements.

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to

Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful

interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses,

and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction

manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a

residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the

interference at his own expense.

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This Class [*] digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.



INSTALLATION

AUTOMATED MODULAR TRANSACTION TERMINAL

To install the Automated Modular Transaction Terminal, refer and adhere to procedures and drawings

given in this manual and any other information sent with the Automated Modular Transaction Terminal.

CAUTION! TO AVOID ELECTRICAL SHOCK, DISCONNECT ALL POWER SUPPLIES

TO THE VEHICLE WASH EQUIPMENT BEFORE PERFORMING SERVICE. FAILURE

TO REMOVE POWER BEFORE CONNECTING OR DISCONNECTING ANY

COMPONENT WILL DAMAGE COMPONENTS.

WALL MOUNTED AMTT INSTALLATION

Additional or specific information is required for wall mounted AMTT units. Refer to the Install Instruction

and Electrical Installation drawings in this manual pertaining the wall mounted AMTT.

CODE-A-WASH SYSTEM INSTALLATION TO AMTT

CAUTION! TO AVOID ELECTRICAL SHOCK, DISCONNECT ALL POWER SUPPLIES TO THE

VEHICLE WASH EQUIPMENT BEFORE PERFORMING SERVICE.

CAUTION! TO PREVENT PERSONAL INJURY OR DAMAGE TO THE MACHINE, DO NOT STAND

OR CLIMB ON THE MACHINE AT ANY TIME.

CAUTION! THE AUTOMATED MODULAR TRANSACTION TERMINAL COIN BOX IS DESIGNED TO

BE OPERATED ON A GROUND FAULT CIRCUIT INTERRUPTER (GFCI) CIRCUIT ONLY!! DO NOT

CONNECT THIS DEVICE TO A NORMAL POWER LINE.

Refer to the AMTT Installation drawing for details concerning the proper installation of the Automated

Modular Transaction Terminal coin box.

1. Insure that the conduit has been installed to the site of the coin box according to the pre-installation

drawings.

2. Remove the covers/plugs from the conduit and the J-Bolts coming up from the conduit.

3. Mount the extension base (if required) to the bottom of the coin box stand as shown in the

instructions supplied with the extension base.

4. Fish the wires coming up from the conduit through the hole in the bottom of the coin box base.

5. The coin box is heavy. With assistance, stand the coin box up and secure the base with 3/8-16 nuts

and washers. Tighten the coin box base securely to the concrete.

6. Install 3/4” conduit fittings A/R to connect the conduit coming up through the concrete to the flexible

conduit in the coin box stand. At the same time, fish the wires up into the head of the coin box. This

will require opening the front door of the coin box using the pluglock keys and the 3/8” hex T-handled

wrench.



7. Form a loop of the field wires to use up in the loop about 2 to 3 feet of wire. Place this loop loosely in

the left side of the cabinet. (As viewed from the front of the coin box.)

8. Connect the field wiring to the proper terminals as shown on the installation drawing.

9. Using the 24 gauge white and black wire, run the wire down into the coin box pedestal down to

ground level.

10. Install a 3/8” concrete anchor in the concrete through the square hole in the middle of the coin box.

Place the anchor close to the edge of the opening closest to the flexible conduit.

11. Install the anchor in the concrete.

12. Pull the 24 gauge wire tightly down from the coin box head to the anchor and wrap the wire around

the anchor underneath the washer of the anchor using up all of the slack.

13. Tighten the nut of the anchor by hand to secure the wire. DO NOT use a wrench or the wire may be

damaged.

NOTE: The 24 gauge wire is a security loop. If someone were to wrap a chain around the coin box

and drag off the coin box, the 24 gauge wire must be broken immediately. The loop of wire left in the

coin box head allows the 24 gauge wire to break before the other wires to the coin box are

disconnected. In this way, the coin box can recognize that the coin box is being stolen and the

programming in the coin box has enough time to alert the cashier through the CAW IV console

concerning the theft. About 0.2 seconds are required for the coin box to signal the cashier.

Therefore, the 24 gauge wire must break, for at least 1/4 of 1 second before the other wires become

disconnected.

Note: The security loop is not available on wall mounted or brick AMTT units.

14. Connect the other end of all wires to their proper terminating points.

15. Insure that the high voltage power to the coin box is supplied from only a ground fault circuit

interrupter breaker.

16. After all connections are made, apply the high voltage power to the coin box.

17. Refer to the Service Manual for all setups and functional tests.

18. Turn the circuit breaker on the terminal strip (at terminal #99) to the ON position to apply power to the

coin box.

ATTENTION SERVICE PERSONNEL! FOR SETUP, TESTING AND FINAL ADJUSTMENT OF THE AUTOMATED

MODULAR TRANSACTION TERMINAL REFER TO THE PROCEDURES AND INFORMATION GIVEN IN THE

AUTOMATED MODULAR TRANSACTION TERMINAL SERVICE MANUAL.

CODE-A-WASH IV The DTMF cable incorporates the network wires to the Automated Modular Transaction Terminal. The

Code-A-Wash IV and the coin box may be connected directly.

Refer to the Code-A-Wash IV Installation Manual for additional information.



RYKONET COMMUNICATION SYSTEM INSTALLATION

When installing the network system, refer to the Code-A-Wash IV Installation drawing appropriate to the

location equipment (located in the Code-A-Wash IV Installation Manual). When setting up equipment as

Host and Remote units refer to the Remote Unit Installation Code-A-Wash IV with RYKONet drawing..

The RYKONet Typical System Configuration illustration below shows the network cable as a heavy dark

line. This cable is a 2-pair shielded cable (22 gauge minimum). The illustration gives one example of the

junction of different branches of the circuits. NOTE: In most cases this junction is in the wash bay

terminal box.

PLC +Modem Telephone

PLC NODE

(Green Box)

MODEM NODE

(Green Box)

(figure 1)

Code-A-Wash IV

Console

AMTT Coinbox

NETWORK WIRES

2- Conductor Shielded

Cable

Wires #701 & 702

RYKONet

TypicalSystem

Configuration



In most instances it will be necessary to connect all #701 wires together on one terminal in a junction in

the wash bay terminal box and all #702 wires together on another terminal. Connect the shields

together. IMPORTANT: Make certain the shields are taped off and are not touching earth ground or any

other wires.

At the Code-A-Wash IV console, wires #701 and #702 on the network cable are connected to the brown

and black pair on the cable that comes with the Code-A-Wash IV console. Connect the shield to a good

earth ground.

The PLC node (in the low voltage area of the vehicle wash control panel), the modem node (in the

communications interface box) and the AMTT coin box all have terminals for wires 701 and 702 and the

cable shield. Neatly connect these wires to the terminals. NOTE: Connections to the vehicle wash

machine have been completed at the factory.

Power to the various devices wired into the network system is provided by other wiring.

Refer to the AMTT Service Manual for RYKONet pre-operation setup information.

WASH CLUB CARD OPTION INSTALLATION (REQUIRED PROGRAMMING)

If an AMTT with the Wash Club Card Option is installed at a location with a 16 character instruction sign,

the sign will require special message programming according to the wash equipment installed. Refer to

Instruction Sign Programming in the AMTT Service Manual.

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INSTALLATION START-UP TEST PROCEDURE NO. 21179-109 PAGE 1 OF 4

REV. D ECO 0206-017 APRV MB DATE 2/13/06

INSTALLATION START-UP TEST PROCEDURE CHECKLIST FOR USE WITH

COINBOX MODEL 99072.

CAUTION! INSTALLATION OF THIS EQUIPMENT MAY REQUIRE PERSONNEL TO CONNECT HIGH

VOLTAGE WIRING AND TO WORK ABOVE FLOOR LEVEL. EXTREME CARE MUST BE

EXERCISED FOR PERSONAL SAFETY. FOLLOW LOCAL CODES, SAFETY REGULATIONS, AND

OTHER SAFETY REQUIREMENTS AS LISTED IN THE INSTALLATION MANUAL.

EQUIPMENT REQUIRED: COINS FOR THE COIN MECHANISM (IF INSTALLED) BILLS FOR THE BILL ACCEPTOR (IF INSTALLED) CHANGE FOR THE CHANGE HOPPER (IF INSTALLED) VOLTMETER

CHECK v OPERATION TO PERFORM

1. Verify coinbox arrived at installation site in proper condition.

2. Verify that the coinbox has been installed per the appropriate installation

drawings and instructions.

3. With the network wires (#701 and #702) connected to the AMTT, CAW IV, PLC Node, or Modem Node and not connected at the wash bay terminal box / junction box

4. Verify using a voltmeter that the network wires (#701 and #702) to the

AMTT has a resistance of 40 to 60 ohms

5. Verify using a voltmeter that the network wires (#701 and #702) to the

CAW IV has a resistance of 6 to 20 ohms

(opt) 6. Verify using a voltmeter that the network wires (#701 and #702) to the

modem node has a resistance of 6 to 20 ohms

(opt) 7. Verify using a voltmeter that the network wires (#701 and #702) to the PLC

node has a resistance of 6 to 20 ohms

If the above tests pass connect the network wires (#701 and #702) at the wash bay terminal box / junction box, per the AMTT installation drawings and instructions.

(opt) 8. If the AMTT has the electronic coin mechanism option that accepts

quarters, dollar coins, and or tokens, refer to the coin mechanism (secure coin) setup instruction documents included in the AMTT service manual to program to accept tokens. Default setup is set to accept U.S. quarters, and U.S. dollar coins.

Locate the quarter and dollar labels included in the AMTT service manual and place on the coin box door face near the coin acceptance slot.



REV. D ECO 0206-017

9. Verify that the voltage supplied to the coinbox is 115 volts OR 230 volts(as

required)A.C. (+) (-) 10% as read on the voltmeter.

10. Verify that the coinbox is powered from a ground fault circuit interrupter

circuit only. (GFCI)

11. With the Code-A-Wash IV console turned off, and / or disconnected, turn

the breaker on in the coinbox. Verify that the display comes on showing the copyright screen, then stopping on the sorry carwash closed screen.

12. Turn the breaker off in the coinbox and verify that the display goes off.

13. Turn on, connect, and program the Code-A-Wash IV console with wash

level names/prices,ect. Refer to caw iv Sevice Manual.

14. Turn the breaker on in the coinbox and verify that the display shows the

RYKO copyright screen, then stops at the enter code screen.

15. Use the CAW IV and perform a network diagnostic test in diagnostics

(Refer to CAW IV Service Manual), and Verify that all devices on the system AMTT, CAW IV, PLC Node, or Modem Node indicate Lost 0 of 10 messages.

An indication Lost 10 of 10 messages indicates that the device is not plugged in or powered properly.

An indicator Lost (1-9) of 10 messages indicates wiring problem (e.g., only one

16. Enter #2723 * and set-up the AMTT for correct operation. Refer to AMTT

Service Manual.

17. Step in front of the coinbox to activate the photo-eye. Insure that the

ComSyst MM32 plays the welcome message and that the display changes to the “Enter code, ect, “screen.

18. Press “1 2 3 4 5” on the keypad to activate a bad code. Insure that the

coinbox displays the wrong code information and that the ComSystMM32 plays the “wrong code” message.

19. Procure a good code from the Code-A-Wash IV console. Enter this code

on the keypad. Insure that the display shows that the code was accepted and that the screen will allow upgrades.(if the code is for a wash other than the top wash) Insure, also, that the carwash has been activated for the wash selected.


REV. D ECO 0206-017

20. While the wash is running, use the CAW IV and perform a network

diagnostic test in diagnostics(Refer to CAW IV Service manual),, and Verify that all devices on the system AMTT, CAW IV, PLC Node, or Modem Node indicate Lost 0 of 10 messages.

An indication Lost 10 of 10 messages indicates that the device is not plugged or powered properly.

An indication Lost (1-9) of 10 messages indicates wiring problem (e.g., only one wire is connected to the node.


(DO THE FOLLOWING STEPS IF THE COINBOX HAS THE BILL ACCEPTOR OPTION INSTALLED)

(opt) 21. Reset the carwash to return the coinbox to normal idle condition.

(opt) 22. Insert a $1.00 bill in the bill acceptor. Insure that the display shows the

$1.00 credit and that the ComSyst MM32 voices the insertion of the bill.

(opt) 23. Insert additional bills up to the maximum amount which the coinbox will

accept. Each time a bill is inserted, insure that the screen adds the amount to the credit total, the MM32 voices the bill insertion and that the display also moves up to the next wash level.

(opt) 24. Insert one additional dollar bill. Insure that the bill is rejected by the

coinbox.


(opt) 26. Insert a $5.00 Bill into the bill acceptor. Insure Bill Acceptor takes the bill

and the coinbox totals the amount correctly.

(opt) 27. Insert a $10.00 Bill into the bill acceptor. Insure Bill Acceptor takes the bill

and the coinbox totals the amount correctly.

(opt) 28. Select a wash package lower than the maximum wash package. Insure

that if the amount of the wash package selected is less than $5.00 that the proper amount of change is returned. (only if the change hopper option is installed.) Do this for various wash packages and amounts of change.


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(DO THE FOLLOWING IF THE COIN SWITCH OPTION IS INSTALLED IN THE COINBOX.)


(opt) 30. Insert enough coins to activate a wash package. Insure that the display

adds the amount to the total, and that the MM32 voices the insertion of the coins.

(DO THE FOLLOWING IF THE INTERCOM OPTION IS INSTALLED IN THE COINBOX.)

(opt) 31. Press the "PRESS FOR ASSISTANCE" button on the coinbox and verify

that kiosk is notified through the intercom.

(opt) 32. Talk to someone in the kiosk through the intercom and verify that, no only,

does the intercom work, but that the communication is clear and intelligible on both ends.

The Installation Start-up Test Procedure for the coinbox is now complete.


REV. C ECO 0803-001 APRV: MAF DATE: 8/25/03

INSTALLATION START-UP TEST PROCEDURE CHECKLIST FOR USE WITH A

NON-POS CREDIT CARD AUTHORIZATION SYSTEM IN THE AMTT COIN BOX.

CAUTION! INSTALLATION OF THIS EQUIPMENT MAY REQUIRE PERSONNEL TO CONNECT HIGH

VOLTAGE WIRING AND TO WORK ABOVE FLOOR LEVEL. EXTREME CARE MUST BE

EXERCISED FOR PERSONAL SAFETY. FOLLOW LOCAL CODES, SAFETY REGULATIONS, AND

OTHER SAFETY REQUIREMENTS AS LISTED IN THE INSTALLATION MANUAL.

!!! WARNING !!!

DISCONNECT POWER TO THE AMTT COIN BOX BEFORE

INSTALLING THE NON-POS CREDIT CARD AUTHORIZATION SYSTEM.

EQUIPMENT REQUIRED: 1. AMTT Service Owners Manual for instructions in changing AMTT set-ups to accept credit cards. 2. Phone line installed to the AMTT Coin Box, with a phone number activated.

INFORMATION AND ACTION REQUIRED PRIOR TO ACTIVATING THE NON POS CREDIT CARD

AUTHORIZATION SYSTEM:

1. Has the Merchant Application Forms been returned from the Credit Card Authorization Service, to the

wash site owner/operator with approval to start charging credit cards? 2. Has a phone line been installed to the AMTT Coin Box with a phone number, and activated? This line

will connect to the NON-POS Credit Card Authorization System.

3. Has an appointment with the Credit Card Authorization Service been made at least 48 hours in

advance to schedule an appointment (date and time) for activation. The NON-POS Credit Card Authorization Service must be called at the scheduled appointment time giving them the phone number of the phone line that is connected to NON-POS Credit Card Authorization System. The Credit Card Authorization Service will then set parameters in the NON-POS Credit Card Authorization System via the phone line to start Credit Card Authorization per information provided to them on the Merchant Application Form.

NOTE: Before the parameters are set, the NON-POS Credit Card Authorization System will allow the test use of a credit card a maximum of 10 transactions with-out charging a credit card. This provides the ability to test the system before calling the Credit card Authorization Service to set the parameters in the NON-POS Credit Card Authorization System.

Refer to the number below to contact the Credit Card Authorization Service

1-952-941-8188 ext. 107



REV. C ECO 0803-001


1. Verify that the Merchant application form has been returned from the credit

card authorization service to the wash site owner/operator with approval to start charging cards.

2. Verify that an appointment has been made to schedule an appointment

(date and time) with the Credit Card Authorization service to set the parameters in the NON-POS Credit Card Authorization System.

3. Verify the phone line has been installed to the AMTT Coin Box, with the

phone number activated.

4. Verify the NON-POS Credit Card Authorization System is installed per the

appropriate installation drawings and instructions.

5. Restore power to the AMTT Coin Box, and Verify that the set-ups have

been set to accept credit cards. Refer to Maintenace Menu, Card Reader Options in the AMTT Coin Box service or owners manual for instructions, and information to access these screens.

6. After the AMTT Coin Box is set-up to accept credit cards, Verify that the

bottom of the ENTER CODE screen displays “Credit Card Tests Remaining: (XX thru 0).

The NON-POS Credit Card Authorization System is shipped in a test mode with a maximum of 10 test uses before it will stop arming the wash with a credit card. The value (10 thru 0) indicates the number of credit card test uses left. During these tests credit cards are not charged and all transactions are lost.

7. Verify that a credit card is accepted and arms the wash while in the

production test mode. Arm the wash, and wash a vehicle as many times as needed not to exceed the number of test uses allowed by the NON-POS Credit Card Authorization System.

When the “Credit Card Tests Remaining: (value reaches 0)”, the NON-POS Credit Card Authorization System will not authorize any more cards until parameters are set, by the Credit Card Authorization Service via the phone line.

If the Credit Card Authorization Service is unable to set the parameters the AMTT coin box credit card acceptance set-up can be changed to disable

credit card acceptance. Refer to Maintenace Menu, Card Reader Options in the AMTT coin box service or owners manual instructions, and information to access these screens.


REV. C ECO 0803-001

8. Verify that the phone line to the NON-POS Credit Card Authorization

System is a direct connection.

If the NON-POS Credit Card Authorization System is connected to a comshare device the Credit Card Authorization Service will not be able to set the parameters.

9. Use the number listed above and contact the Credit Card Authorization

Service on a different phone line at the scheduled appointment time.

Give the phone number of the phone line that is connected to the NON-POS Credit Card Authorization System to the Credit Card Authorization Service representative. They will then make contact with the NON-POS Credit Card Authorization System and set the parameters to charge cards. Stay on the line until all the parameters have been set.

Verify that Credit Card Authorization Service representative has connected with the NON-POS Credit Card Authorization System and is able to communicate, and set the parameters.

10. After the parameters have been set, the NON-POS Credit Card

Authorization System will operate in the normal mode which will charge cards. Any use after this time will charge authorized credit cards.

Verify that the “Credit Card Tests Remaining (10 thru 0)” is not displaying on the ENTER CODE screen. This will take at least a minute to update.

11. For the list of authorized credit cards that the NON-POS Credit Card

Authorization System has been set to authorize check the list in the AMTT coin box maintenance menu.

NOTE: Cards that can be accepted are Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express and Voyager Fleet Cards.

. Refer to Maintenance Menu, Card Reader Options, List of Authorized Cards in the AMTT coin box service or owners manual for instructions, and information to access these screens

12. Place Labels on the face of the AMTT coinbox showing the types of cards

accepted. Place labels near the card reader to help the user insert the credit card correctly.

The Installation Start-up Test Procedure for the NON-POS Credit Card Authorization System is

now complete.


REV. D ECO 0803-001 APRV: MAF DATE: 8/25/03

PRE-INSTALLATION CHECKLIST FOR THE NON-POS CREDIT CARD

AUTHORIZATION SYSTEM IN THE AMTT COIN BOX.

EQUIPMENT REQUIRED: 1. Credit Card Authorization Service Merchant Application Packet. The wash site owner/operator must

contact the credit card authorization service at 1-952-941-8188 ext. 107 for a merchant application packet and cost information.

NOTE: Cards accepted are Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express, and Voyager Fleet Cards.

2. Phone line to the AMTT Coin Box.

INFORMATION AND ACTION REQUIRED PRIOR TO ACTIVATING THE CREDIT CARD NON POS

AUTHORIZATION SYSTEM:

1. The Merchant Application Form must be fully and accurately completed, and sent to the Credit Card

Authorization Service for approval (Refer to detailed information provided in the Merchant Application Packet). Application processing takes at least 4 to 6 weeks.

IMPORTANT: Incomplete Merchant Application Forms may be returned for completion and will delay the approval process.

2. The Merchant Application form must be returned to the wash site owner/operator from the Credit Card

Authorization Service with approval to accept cards. 3. A phone line installed in the AMTT Coin Box with a phone number activated. This phone line will connect to the NON-POS Credit Card Authorization System in the AMTT Coin box.

CAUTION: When connecting the NON-POS Credit Card Authorization System to a comshare device that shares the line with other devices, the number of devices, and the type of devices must be considered. The NON-POS Credit Card Authorization System calls out once a day or after 20 cards have been approved. If the NON-POS Credit Card Authorization System is unable to connect and clear the memory of the last 20 transactions the AMTT Coin Box will not be able to accept and/or approve any credit cards

4. IMPORTANT: Service personnel must contact the Credit Card Authorization Service at least 48

hours in advance of anticipated activation to schedule an appointment (date and time) for activation.

Service personnel must then call the Credit Card Authorization Service at the scheduled appointment

time. The Credit Card Authorization Service will then set parameters in the NON-POS Credit Card Authorization System via the phone line to start Credit Card Authorization per information provided to them on the Merchant Application Form.

Refer to the number below to contact the Credit Card Authorization Service

1-952-941-8188 ext. 107



REV. D ECO 0803-001


1. Verify that the Merchant Application Forms have been filled out completely

as directed by the Merchant Application Packet.

2. Verify that the Merchant application form has been returned from the credit

card authorization service to the wash site owner/operator with approval to start charging cards.

3. Verify the phone line has been installed to the AMTT coin box and has

been activated.

The Pre-Installation Procedure for the NON-POS Credit Card Authorization System is now

complete.

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