Favero MICRO8 Livret D'instructions page 9

START TARIFF
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This defines the minimum pla-
START
TARIFF
ying tariff which must be paid
even if the table is occupied
only for a short period.
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HOURLY TARIFF
This is the hourly tariff normally
TARIFF
used.
5 CLUB HOURLY TARIFF
This is a second hourly tariff
CLUB
TARIFF
that can be useful for several
o c c a s i o n s ( c l u b m e m b e r s ,
night hours, bank holidays,
etc.).
TARIFF PROGRAMMING.
required tariff button, amongst the three
possibilities (START TARIFF, TARIFF,
CLUB TARIFF). The corresponding
number (3, 4 or 5) will flash on the left of
the display to signal which function has
been activated. Next select the table for
which the tariff has to be changed by
pressing the corresponding button (1-8).
The LED on the button will flash to
indicate the selected table. Change the
tariff using the buttons (+) or (-).
change rapidly keep the button pressed.
Every tariff can be changed from 0 to 250
times the value of the MONETARY UNIT
(set at the beginning). If all 8 tables have
the same tariff, instead of programming 8
times, program table num. "1" and then
keep the button "1" pressed for 5 seconds.
Program all three types of tariff.
club tariff is not used, it can be set the
same as the normal tariff.
To exit the programming mode, turn the
key again.
OPERATING MICRO8
Before beginning to operate the unit, it
would be best to carr y out all the
programming so that each and every
o p e r a t i o n y o u w i s h t o u s e w i l l b e
activated.
Insert the plug in a 230VAC outlet and
then turn the unit on with the ON/OFF
button.
To start the counter press START followed
by the required table number. Do the
same for START CLUB if you want the
club tariff to be used.
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The LED on the numbered button will light
up to signal that it has started counting.
If the club tariff has been selected, the
led will flash slowly. Once the START but-
ton has been pushed, you will have one
minute to change to START CLUB or vice-
versa.
During the count, the sum due for each ta-
ble can be shown at any moment by pres-
sing the corresponding number (1-8).
Once the game is finished, you may stop
the count by pushing the STOP button
and then the table number involved. The
sum due will appear on the display.
If the ball BOX is being used, when it is
closed (with all the balls inside), the LED
on the button corresponding to the table
will flash to signal game over, the opera-
Press the
tor must press STOP before he can press
another START.
If the STOP is pressed for a table which
has control of the balls and these balls
are not in place, the STOP will be registe-
red but there will be an automatic restart.
This is useful for letting the players chan-
ge without having to put the balls back in
place. In this case, the automatic re-start
is not a CLUB rate, so if the new player is
To
a club member you will have one minute
to push START CLUB and then the table
number.
In addition to the totals which can be di-
splayed using the key (see program-
ming), another total can be displayed
which may be useful for service person-
nel. To display this total, keep the TOTAL
If the
button pressed for two seconds. To reset
it, press the button TOTAL together with
the (-) button.
In the absence of electricity, you may turn
on the MICRO8 by pushing the point of a
pen into the BATTERY hole located on the
side of the ON/OFF button.
The internal battery is a normal
ne battery (type 6LR61) and is used only
when the BATTERY button is pressed. It
can keep the MICRO 8 on for approxima-
tely 15 hours but it is NOT meant for kee-
ping the data in memory but to display
the sums due if a blackout occurs.
usually lasts more than 5 years. To repla-
ce it, disconnect the power supply and
open the MICRO 8 by unscrewing the 4
screws on the back.
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