With the Remote Access Board, operators can monitor the status of their American Changer machine remotely. The Remote Access Board allows access to a secure, convenient web page that displays audit information and current machine configuration. NOTE:

American Changer Remote Access Board AC8001-2

General Description. The Remote Access Board (RAB) is a network device used for remote monitoring and configuring the Flex system. The Remote Access Board (RAB) contains a html file, which enables customers to use a web browser to monitor/configure t

&#xA0;General DescriptionThe Remote Access Board (RAB) is a network device used for remote monitoring and configuring the Flex system.&#xA0;The Remote Access Board (RAB) contains a html file, which enables customers to use a web browser to monitor/configure the fields. The Remote Access Board (RAB) operates in a network environment where a router is involved.&#xA0;Connecting the Remote Access Board (RAB)&#xA0;The Remote Access Board (RAB) must be connected to the Flex board on the expansion connector. Power to the Remote Access Board (RAB) is received through the expansion connector. The final part of the assembly is connecting the network cable to the network module.&#xA0;&#xA0;<img title="american-changer-remote-access-flex2-board.png" src="https://attachments.gorgias.help/30BVo7vVdo47rvzm/hc/5k0Dw70k192voQAM/2026052916-ebb73d09-a133-4b58-9634-2684c3f9e10f-99bccdde-b6bf-4242-9439-bf4ef27d0784.png" alt="american-changer-remote-access-flex2-board.png" width="1282" height="742" class="fr-fic fr-dii">Network Configuration&#xA0;The modules are shipped in static mode with a pre-configured static IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, and DNS server. It is up to the user to change this configuration and match their current network.&#xA0;Factory Default:&#xA0;IP: 192.168.1.1&#xA0;Network Mask: 255.255.255.0&#xA0;Default Gateway: 0.0.0.0&#xA0;DNS: 0.0.0.0&#xA0;Note: At this point it is important to mention that we do not support complex networks. Complex networks (containing multiple routers, switches, etc.) must be addressed by the IT administrator.&#xA0;<ol><li>Connect the Remote Access Board (RAB) to the LAN (Local Area Network) using a network cable.&#xA0;</li><li>Power up the Flex board.&#xA0;</li><li>The green LED near the network connector on the network module should be on to indicate that there is power. On the network connector LED1 is 10/100 (lit is 100) and LED2 is data activity.&#xA0;</li><li>Configure network addresses</li></ol>4.1 Network Configuration: Remote Access Board (RAB) Menu 31&#xA0;4.1.1 IPAddress: &#x201C;Addr: 192.168.001.001&quot; &#x201C;IP Conf Exit&#x201D;&#xA0;4.1.2 Network Mask Address: &#x201C;Addr:255.255.255.000&quot; &#x201C;NetMask Conf Exit&#x201D;4.1.3 GateWay Address: &#x201C;Addr:000.000.000.000&quot; &#x201C;GateWay Conf Exit&#x201D;4.1.4 &#x201C;DNS Address: &#x201C;Addr: 000.000.000.000&quot; &#x201C;DNS Conf Exit&#x201D;&#xA0;4.1.5 Port Address: &#x201C;Addr: 00080 &quot; &#x201C;Port Conf Exit&#x201D;&#xA0;Port configuration requires a power cycle to take effect. If configured the main display will display:&#xA0;&#x201C;Cycle Power for New &quot;&#xA0;&#x201C;Port Settings!!! &#x201D;&#xA0;<ol><li>Display network information&#xA0;</li></ol>5.1 System Information Menu 02.&#xA0;If the Remote Access Board (RAB) is not connected to the network, it will display: &quot;WebServ:Disconnected&quot;&#xA0;If the Remote Access Board (RAB) is connected to the network it will display: &quot;WebServ:Connected&quot;&#xA0;5.2 System Information Printout:&#xA0;&#x201C;Remote Access Board (RAB): Connected=&#x201D;&#xA0;&#x201C;IP Address : 192.168.1.1&quot;&#xA0;&#x201C;Network Mask : 255.255.255.0&quot;&#xA0;&#x201C;GateWay : 0.0.0.0&quot;&#xA0;&#x201C;DNS Server : 0.0.0.0&quot;&#xA0;&#x201C;Port : 80&quot;&#xA0;Port Forwarding&#xA0;The router must be setup for port forwarding. In the instructions below a Linksys Wireless G Model&#xA0;WRT54G router was used.&#xA0;<ol><li>&#xA0;Follow the manufacturer router&#x2019;s manual how to setup port forwarding (http://www.linksys.com). At the time of this revised document (11/01/2013) and using Linksys Wireless G Model WRT54G, under the Application and Gaming tab is the port forwarding configuration.&#xA0;</li><li>In the Application field, write a name for the Remote Access Board (RAB) (only for identification purposes).</li></ol>2.1 Populate the start to end fields with the number 80.&#xA0;2.2 The protocol should be set for both.&#xA0;2.3 Enter the last digits of the IP address from step 3.5&#xA0;2.4 Check &#x201C;enable&#x201D; and save the configuration, using the Save Settings button.&#xA0;Accessing Remotely&#xA0;Note: At the time of the Remote Access Board (RAB)&#x2019;s release, the browsers tested were Mozilla FireFox (25.0) and Google Chrome (30.0.1599).&#xA0;WAN IP&#xA0;<ol><li>In the event the IPs given by the ISP (Internet Service Provider) are not known, visit www.whatismyip.org and make a copy of the IP address displayed. This step must be done at the Remote Access Board (RAB)&#x2019;s location.&#xA0;</li><li>Type the IP address followed by a colon and then 80 as follows: http://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:80. The XXXs are used as representation for actual IP numbers.&#xA0;</li><li>Enter the password. Click the OK button to acknowledge the information was entered correctly.&#xA0;</li><li>Remote Access Board (RAB) page will open displaying information regarding the unit.&#xA0;</li></ol>Appendix&#xA0;Troubleshooting Common Errors&#xA0;<ol><li>LED10 and LED11 from the daughter board are not flashing, but LED1 and LED2 on the module are on.&#xA0;</li></ol>The most common cause of this issue is due to incorrect baud rate setting. This issue can be corrected in the factory default webpage. This fix must be corrected at the Remote Access Board (RAB)&#x2019;s location, it can&#x2019;t be done remotely. Follow step 5.2 from Username/Password to get into the factory default. Once inside the factory default page, scroll to the bottom of the page and click on configuration. Under the label Serial Data Port Settings, select Baud Rate 2400, then click on Submit New Settings.&#xA0;<ol><li>Cannot access the Remote Access Board (RAB)&#x2019;s LAN IP.&#xA0;</li></ol>There are several reasons this can occur, try these simple steps first.&#xA0;Step1. Make sure the Remote Access Board (RAB)&#x2019;s network connector LED1 or LED2 are on. If your network does not support (10/100), LED1 could be off, that&#x2019;s ok. The LED next to the network connector must be on, showing power to the Remote Access Board (RAB).&#xA0;Step2. LED10 and LED11 will be flashing, showing communication between the unit and the Remote Access Board (RAB).&#xA0;Step3. It is important that the LAN IP address selected for the Remote Access Board (RAB) does not match any other device IP address on the network or it will conflict.&#xA0;Step4. At the time of release, the Remote Access Board (RAB) was tested with browsers Mozilla FireFox (25.0) and Google Chrome (30.0.1599), its recommended to upgrade if necessary.&#xA0;<ol><li>Straight Connection&#xA0;</li></ol>To bypass network issues, the Remote Access Board (RAB) can be connected straight to a laptop or PC. Simply connect a straight thru cable from the Remote Access Board (RAB) to the laptop or PC and open the web browser and type the IP Address (example: http://192.168.1.1). If this step doesn&#x2019;t open the Remote Access Board (RAB)&#x2019;s page, you can try the following:&#xA0;Step1. Open the software that shipped with the Remote Access Board (RAB) (IP Setup). The unit will appear under &#x201C;Select a Unit&#x201D; (Make sure the Remote Access Board (RAB) is powered). The IP address will be displayed after the word &#x201C;at&#x201D;.&#xA0;Step2. Change the laptop&#x2019;s IP setting to match that of the Remote Access Board (RAB) or use the IP Setup software to match that of the laptop&#x2019;s. Make sure not to use the same IP address on either the laptop or the Remote Access Board (RAB). Example: Laptop&#x2019;s IP Address 192.168.1.1, then change Remote Access Board (RAB)&#x2019;s IP Address to 192.168.1.2. The Network Mask, GateWay, and DNS can be the same. If using IP Setup, click on the Set button to accept changes.

American Changer Remote Access Board Installation Manual

Seller warrants that all new goods are free from defects in material or workmanship in normal use for one year from the date of shipment by Seller; provided, however, that such warranty will be extended for a second year for Bill Validators (excludin

<h5 id="isPasted">LIMITED WARRANTY AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY &#x2013; The goods sold hereunder are subject to the terms of Seller&#x2019;s Limited Warranty provided with such goods or otherwise available from Seller, or if there is no such warranty for such goods, the terms set forth herein. &#xA0;In the event of any inconsistency between such warranty provided with such goods or otherwise available from Seller, and the warranty set forth herein, the former shall govern.</h5>Seller warrants that all new goods are free from defects in material or workmanship in normal use for one year from the date of shipment by Seller; provided, however, that such warranty will be extended for a second year for Bill Validators (excluding model no. BA-50). &#xA0;In addition, Seller warrants that (a) all repaired goods are free from defects in material or workmanship in normal use for three months from the date of shipment of such goods by Seller and (b) all rebuilt goods are free from defects in material or workmanship in normal use for six months from the date of shipment of such goods by Seller. &#xA0;In this Section, (i) &#x201C;rebuilt goods&#x201D; means that, in repairing goods, Seller has deployed one or more previously used parts that it has in inventory, and that have been repaired or otherwise restored by Seller to be merchantable, and (ii) &#x201C;repaired goods&#x201D; means that, in repairing goods, Seller will repair one or more parts that are then being used by Buyer, or replace one or more parts then being used by Buyer with a new part.Seller will furnish, without charge, F.O.B. Fort Lauderdale, repaired or replacement goods for any defective goods qualifying for repair or replacement under the terms of any applicable warranty. &#xA0;Any transportation, diagnosis calls, or similar expenses are not covered by any applicable warranty and Buyer shall remain responsible therefore. &#xA0;The warranty for any replacement part will only apply to the remainder of the warranty period for the goods to which it applies.No warranty on goods hereunder may be modified without the written consent of an Executive Officer of Seller.To make a claim under any applicable warranty, Buyer must call Seller&#x2019;s Service Department and provide the model number and serial number of the defective goods. &#xA0;If the goods were purchased from a reseller, Buyer must also provide the name, address and telephone number of the reseller. &#xA0;Seller reserves the right to request proof that the reseller purchased the goods directly from the Seller. &#xA0;If the goods were not purchased by the reseller directly from Seller, any warranty is null and void.Any provision of this Agreement to the contrary notwithstanding, no warranty hereunder covers damage or other claims caused by: (a) shipping or physical abuse; (b) misapplication or misuse, including improper installation, startup, storage, or failure to comply with any instructions for use set forth in the owner&#x2019;s manual (or other similar writing) supplied with the goods; (c) any use, storage or operation of the goods in a manner that fails to comply with all applicable laws, rules and regulations (including, without limitation, any local labeling requirements or warnings required under California&#x2019;s Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986 (also known as &#x201C;Proposition 65&#x201D;) and its implementing regulations); (d) failure to perform necessary maintenance and cleaning in accordance with the owner&#x2019;s manual (or other similar writing) provided with the goods; (e) power surges, improper electrical supply and/or lightning strike; (f) operation, use or storage of goods in weather or outdoor conditions that do not comply with the guidelines set forth in the owner&#x2019;s manual (or other similar writing) supplied with the goods; (g) fires, floods, or other casualty or Acts of God outside of Seller&#x2019;s reasonable control; or (h) any Use Advice or Customized Changes.Any applicable warranty is void if: (a) repairs are performed, or replacement goods are provided, by anyone other than Seller or a qualified repair technician authorized by Seller; (b) the goods were purchased in a used condition or not in the original packaging; (c) the goods have any defects or damage due to any alterations, or damage caused by improper electrical supply, shipping and handling, fire, flood, misuse, vandalism, or any other condition or event outside of Seller&#x2019;s reasonable control, or the goods are used, stored or operated in a manner that fails to comply with any applicable law, rule, or regulation (including, without limitation any local labeling requirements or warnings required under California&#x2019;s Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986 (also known as &#x201C;Proposition 65&#x201D;) and its implementing regulations); (d) the failure to clean and maintain goods in accordance with the owner&#x2019;s manual (or other similar writing) supplied with the goods; (e) any goods are operated, used, or stored in weather or outdoor conditions which do not comply with the guidelines set forth in the owner&#x2019;s manual (or other similar writing) supplied with the goods; or (f) Buyer has failed to perform any obligation pursuant to these terms and conditions or any other agreement between Buyer and Seller (including, without limitation, any such obligation to pay any amount becoming due pursuant to these terms and conditions or any other such agreement.)Buyer is responsible for: (a) using the goods supplied by Seller in accordance with the installation, start-up, use, storage, inspection, and service requirements, and all other instructions set forth in the owner&#x2019;s manual (or other similar writing) supplied with the goods; (b) providing normal cleaning and maintenance in accordance with the owner&#x2019;s manual supplied with the goods; (c) operating, using, distributing, storing and offering for sale all goods in accordance with the owner&#x2019;s manual (or other similar writing) supplied with the goods and in compliance with all applicable laws, rules, or regulations (including, without limitation, any local labeling requirements or warnings required under California&#x2019;s Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986 (also known as &#x201C;Proposition 65&#x201D;) and its implementing regulations; (d) contacting Seller during the warranty period to obtain a Return Material Authorization to make a claim under any applicable warranty; (e) providing proof of purchase if requested by Seller, and if the goods were purchased from a reseller, the name, address, and telephone number of the reseller; (f) providing any other information Seller may reasonably request to confirm that all goods are covered by any warranty; (g) paying for any repairs or replacement of goods outside the scope of any applicable warranty; and (h) paying any shipping costs.&#xA0;American Changer Telephone: +1 (954) 917-3009 All prices are in U.S. dollars. All sales of equipment, accessories, replacement parts and services associated with American Changer Corp. are subject to the Terms and Conditions of American Changer Corp. all other Terms and Conditions are hereby expressly rejected. A copy of (i) the General Terms and Conditions of Sale and for the American Changer Corp (ii) Payment System the Privacy Policy&#xA0; and (iii) Licensing Agreement are available at www.americanchanger.com . American ChangerTM Products generally include a Limited 1 Year Warranty&#xA0; on parts and labor (performed in our factory) and a Limited 2 Year Warranty on Banknote Validators. In the event of discrepancy between the information contained in this Price List and American Changer&#x2019;s written Limited Manufacturer&#x2019;s Warranty in its Terms and Conditions of Sale, the written Warranty shall govern.Prices for Options and/or Parts apply only to the purchase of new products.&#xA0; Options and Parts ordered separately through our Service Department will be offered at a higher price.Certain Product models can be ordered with front decals indicating &#x201C;Token&#x201D; or &#x201C;Change&#x201D;. Custom decals and custom paint can be ordered at an additional cost. Standard decals, as defined by the sole discretion of American Changer, are included in the price.Products dispensing or accepting banknotes are designed for use of banknotes 62mm (2.44&#x201D; to 78mm (3.07&#x201D;) and 100mm (3.03&#x201D;) to 162 mm (3.78&#x201D;) wide.Validator stacker capacity is based on the size of a USA banknote&#xA0; which measures in inches 6.14&#x201D; L x .0043&#x201D;H x 2.61&#x201D;W and measures in millimeters 155.9 L x 0.10 H x 66.2 W.The weight of the banknote is 1 gram. American Changer may unilaterally and at its sole discretion determine the brand of Validator provided.Hopper capacities are based on coins the size of a 2014 USA Quarter&#xA0; (measuring 0.955&#x201D; or 1.75mm, weighing 0.182 Troy ounces or 5.670 grams)&#xA0; or the USA $1 coin (measuring 1.043&#x201D; or 26.5 mm, weighing 0.260 Troy ounces or 8.100 grams).Hopper capacities may be increased or reduced using different sizes of coins.&#xA0; Product models are compatible with Token sizes ranging from diameter .75&#x201D; to 1.125&#x201D; (1.905 to 2.057 cm) and thickness of .049&#x201D; to .098&#x201D; (1.244 cm to 2.484 cm).Dimensions and weights are reasonably close estimates measured by American Changer prior to packaging Product for shipment.&#xA0; Stated estimated dimensions and weights reflect only base Products without regard to added options.Additional options may be available.&#xA0; All options and/or customized features are an additional cost over the base price of the Product. All Credit Card Readers accept magnetic strip Credit Cards. EMV Chip Card Readers are available at additional cost. EMV Chip Card Readers will be available at an additional upgrade cost. American Changer makes every effort to ensure the accuracy of information published in this Price List. Prices, specifications, warranty and product illustrations may contain technical and/or typographical errors.&#xA0; American Changer is not responsible for any typographical errors and reserves&#xA0; the right to correct any error, inaccuracy or omission.

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AMERICAN CHANGER®. NAYAX CREDIT CARDSYSTEM. Thank you for being an American Changer Customer!. Whether you purchased a new American Changer with the VPOS credit card reader, are adding the NAYAX credit card option to your existing machine, or looking

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