GinSan Doghouse GS-401 Technical Sheet

COINS TO START COINS PER AUX LOW TIME ALARM QUICK RESTART TIME MODE INCREASE (RESET) DECREASE (CANCEL) 5 4 3 2 1 A 0000 Wiring Instructions and Information for GS-401 with optional GS-20 Low Time Alarm Buzzer Timer Modes - Press the “MODE” button until the LED is lit next to the desired mode. The display will show the count or setting of that mode. No Mode - Displays time accumulated in seconds and counts down. Coin Count - Displays the total amount of coins deposited. The amount will change each time a coin is deposited. “Coin Count” ranges from 0 to 9999. Aux Count - Displays the total amount of pulses received on the Aux input. The amount will change each time an Aux input is received. “Aux Count” ranges from of 0 to 9999. Reset/Cancel - While in the Reset/Cancel mode, the timed cycle will be cancelled when the Decrease (Cancel) button pressed. The Coin and Aux counts will be reset when the Increase (Reset) button is pressed and held until the display reads takes about 3 seconds). Time per Coin - Time per Coin is the amount of time in seconds each coin is worth. Press the “Increase” or “Decrease” button to change the value between 1 to 511 seconds. i.e. A wash cost $1.25 for 4 minutes. Therefore 4 minutes x 60 seconds = 240 seconds. Take 240 sec divide by 5 coins to start = 48 sec per coin. Coins to Start - Coins to Start is the amount of coins it takes to start the timer. Press the “Increase” or “Decrease” button to change the value between 1 to 31 coins. Coins per Aux - Coins per Aux is the amount of coins it takes to equal one aux pulse; i.e. 1 aux pulse = $1.00 = 4 quarters, therefore the Coins per Aux = 4. Press the “Increase” or “Decrease” button to change the value between 1 to 31 coins. Low Time Alarm - Low Time Alarm mode allows you to adjust how much time is left when the Low Time Alarm turns on. Press the “Increase” or “Decrease” button to change the value between 1 to 120 seconds. Quick Restart Time - During the Quick Restart Time, customer can insert 1 coin to restart the wash after the timer has turned off. Press the “Increase” or “Decrease” button to change the value between 1 to 60 seconds. GS - 20 To A terminal To 3 terminal PN 77108 Red/Green Red/Green Yellow Black Sensorton Coin Acceptor PN 77042 (5) Aux input (4) Coin input (3) 24 VAC Common (2) 24 VAC Load (Timed Hot) (1) 24VAC Hot (A) Low Time Alarm Output Load GS-20 Coin Input Opt. Aux Input Optional Low Time Alarm (77063) Optional 24VAC Light T / G - 4 4 3 9 / 1 5 S TECHNICAL SHEET 877.785.1897 3611 3 Mile Road NW Grand Rapids, MI 49534 www.GinSan.com

GS-401 Timer Basics Checking Power to the Timer Using a voltmeter, check the AC voltage to the timer. There should be 24 to 28 volts AC across terminals 1 & 3 at all times; the same voltage should be across terminals 2 & 3 when the timer is running. Bypassing the Timer In order to bypass the timer connect a jumper wire across terminals 1 & 2. This will mimic the timer being on. Starting the Timer Touch and release a jumper wire across terminals 1 & 4. Each touch and release simulates a coin being put in to the coin acceptor. The timer should start when the number of touch and releases equals your coins to start. Stopping the Timer Press Mode Button until LED is lighted next to Reset/Cancel. Press the Decrease/Cancel button. Timer Specs: Input Power: 20-32 Volts AC, 50/60 Hz Loads Timed Hot: 3 Amps AC Continuous 4 Amps AC Max Temp Range: -40º to +65º C, -40º to +149º F Input Pulse: > 25ms Time between Pulses: > 30 ms Time per Coin: 1-511 seconds Coin to Start: 1-31 pulses Aux Input: 1-31 pulses per coin Low Time Alarm: 1-120 seconds Quick Restart Time: 1-60 seconds Timer will Not Start Follow the “Coins to Start” instructions and verify that it is correct for your installation. The Coins to Start might be set higher than the desired amount. If the timer doesn't work after performing the previous two test then the timer might be bad, replace the timer. The Coins to Start is not set correctly. Timed Hot (terminal 2) and 24 VAC Common (terminal 3) is shorted. Coin switch on the coin acceptor is shorted or a wire is shorted across terminals 1 & 4 or 1 & 5. Remove all wire(s) from terminals 4 & 5. Try to turn on the timer by following the “Starting the Timer” instructions. If the timer starts then you may have a shorted output on your coin acceptor or a short in the wiring. Remove all wire(s) from terminal 2 and start the timer by following the “Starting the Timer” instructions. Now check the voltage across terminals 2 & 3 with a voltmeter to verify the timer is on. If the timer starts with the wire(s) off terminal 2 then there might be a short between terminals 2 & 3. CAUSE SOLUTION Follow the Time per Coin and/or Coins per Aux instructions and verify that it is correct for your installation. Timed Hot (terminal 2) and 24 VAC Hot (terminal 1) are shorted. Remove all wire(s) from terminal 2. If the equipment is still on with the wire(s) removed from terminal 2 of the timer, then there is a short some where in the wiring. If the equipment shuts off after removing the wire(s) from terminal 2, then the timer might be bad. CAUSE SOLUTION Time per Coin or Coins per Aux is set for longer than is should be. Timer will Not Stop (even after trying to cancel the time) Troubleshooting Your Timer Wiring Instructions and Information for GS-401 with optional GS-20 Last Coin Alert Buzzer 4 3 2 1 Page 2 3611 3 Mile Road NW Grand Rapids, MI 49534 www.GinSan.com TECHNICAL SHEET 877.785.1897