Although there is no standard for integration of payment terminals in arcade machines, almost all machines follow rules of best practices. Both old and new arcade machines are usually compatible with mechanical coin mechanisms, and payment terminals from Paylando can be configured to function the same way. In summary, to add credit (to start) an arcade machine, a certain input needs to be grounded for a short interval as a pulse. Every such pulse will add credit to the arcade machine.

For the payment terminals P66 and P68, the cost is shown on the payment terminal and is constant. If the user wants more time, they would pay multiple times.

For the payment terminals Apollo and Apollo Max, there's a touch screen where the user can choose how much time to pay for.

Included in kit

• Payment Terminal
• Paylando Connection Board

Instructions

• Connect one flat cable between the connection board and the cash acceptor.
• Connect the molex connector to the payment terminal.
• Connect the flat cable between the connection board and the motherboard of the kiddie ride
• Install the payment terminal. See hardware integration for more information on payment terminal profile
  • Mechanical integration of P66, P66S, P68 vending machines
  • Mechanical integration of Payter Apollo and Apollo Max in vending machines