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THE PROGRAMMING CARDS

Key Card: Card # 1

The Key Card is always the first card inserted into the reader, PR, PR/PD and SLIM Retro.

This card loads the keys “secret passwords” into the reader so that competitors’ equipment

won’t interfere with another. The keys can also be removed from a reader by reinserting the

Key Card back into a reader that already has the keys installed. In order to remove the keys

from a reader the Key Card must contain the exact same keys that were previously loaded into

the reader.

PR Site Code Card: Card # 2

This is the second card that is loaded into the reader, PR, PR/PD and SLIM Retro. This card

loads a number into the reader that will always be verified for before allowing the card to be

accepted. Similar to the key card, the site code card is the second level in protection keeping

competitors cards out of each others equipment.

PR Price Card / SLIM-Retro Price Card: Card # 3

This is the third card that is loaded into the reader. This PR Price Card sets the maximum card

value accepted in a reader to $50. This card can also setup special pricing within the reader.

PR Service Mode Card: Card #4

This is the fourth card that is used to setup a PR or PR/PD reader in a Maytag Machine. This

card allows access to the Maytag Circuit Board programming. When the card is first inserted

into the reader the firmware revision will be displayed and next the Maytag Circuit Board

Programming Codes.

SLIM Retro Laundry Machine Definition Card : Card #4 for SLIM

Retro

ONLY FOR THE SLIM RETRO This is the fourth card that is used to setup a SLIM Retro

Reader in a Maytag Machine. This card transfers the Cycle Price, Topoff Price and Start Pulses

to a SLIM Retro Reader.

User Card:

This is the card that a resident uses to start the washers and dryers. The maximum suggested

value on a user card at any one time is $50. The user card can be used over and over again

indefinitely.

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