Hello,
I recently upgraded all my self serve bays to Nayax touch credit card readers with Dixmor LED7 timers, and I am trying to get the cash transaction reporting feature working. I got some great guidance from cantbreak80 who shared a normally open relay, and a wiring diagram for the pulses from the coin and bill acceptors. I believe I have them wired correctly, but when I insert a coin or bill, I hear the relay click as expected but either "coin" with a coin or "AUX" with a bill comes up on the LED7 screen and it stays frozen like that where it doesn't register the money and is unresponsive until I pull the plug and power cycle the timer. I called Dixmor to ask, and they said something like the the double pulse from the relay cuases the timer to freeze up, and they didn't offer a solution.
Has anyone here successfully got the Nayax cash counting to work with the Dixmor LED7? Any advise woyuld be greatly appreciated!
Attached are the wiring diagrams and a photo of the way I wired it in case I am doing something wrong.
Thanks! John
I recently upgraded all my self serve bays to Nayax touch credit card readers with Dixmor LED7 timers, and I am trying to get the cash transaction reporting feature working. I got some great guidance from cantbreak80 who shared a normally open relay, and a wiring diagram for the pulses from the coin and bill acceptors. I believe I have them wired correctly, but when I insert a coin or bill, I hear the relay click as expected but either "coin" with a coin or "AUX" with a bill comes up on the LED7 screen and it stays frozen like that where it doesn't register the money and is unresponsive until I pull the plug and power cycle the timer. I called Dixmor to ask, and they said something like the the double pulse from the relay cuases the timer to freeze up, and they didn't offer a solution.
Has anyone here successfully got the Nayax cash counting to work with the Dixmor LED7? Any advise woyuld be greatly appreciated!
Attached are the wiring diagrams and a photo of the way I wired it in case I am doing something wrong.
Thanks! John