Vend_dr & Vend1ng,

Thank you guys so much!!! I never of thought it was a two step process. Everything is priced the way I want now and it works great.

AGAIN THANK YOU!

Phone call after phone call and getting transferred and put on hold nobody has a manual.
They suggested I have a service tech come out. Not going to do that.

See thats where it gets confusing. If i change dip switch A to say .50 it will change in a very random order.
the trays are laid out as follows
1F F=front
1R R=rear
2F
2R
3F
3M M=Middle
3R
ETC.....

Now dip switch 'A' set to .50 changes 1st and 2nd shelves then 4F and 7R to .50
Thats where I think they are wired funny, And I looked everywhere and no more dip switches.
I set everything at .60 to get the fairest pricing for myself and the customer. (this machine is in a plant that I manage, I am a general manager for a dry cleaner and do vending part time) So it is easy to puts with it unlike if it was on location at a customers place of business.

I did find out it is actually American Vendor and not American Vending and someone said they are still in business, I am going to contact them and see if they have an old manual laying around, but I doubt it seeing the age of the machine.

Here is a pick of the trays.

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Can you post a pic? Tray configure is confusing me 10 tray 21 sel? what coin mechanism is it using and where are the dip switches located? I've been doing this for 35 years and thats a 50 year old machine. But I bet I can figure it out. Just a thought.
Vend1ng

The coin mech says Acer 5230a

http://i1158.photobu...76/1ba21b7a.jpg

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