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THIS MIGHT NOT WORK YOU MIGHT WASTE YOUR TIME DOING THIS, AS "Coca-Cola"
HAS DISTRIBUTED NEW FIRMWARE TO THEIR VENDORS THAT WOULD MAKE THESE
INSTRUCTIONS USELESS.(don't be shy comment) Steps
Find a
machine that has an LED screen and that is by "Royal Vendors". There
should be a label on both sides of the machine. The small screen will
typically scroll a message such as "Ice Cold Cokes". If the machine's
LED display simply displays the price, the steps below may not work.
Enter the access code by using the drink selection buttons. The default
access code is 4, 2, 3, 1, but the buttons aren't numbered. They will
either say nothing or have pictures of Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, and
other Coca-Cola products on them.
If the buttons are in a
column, button 1 is the top one. Button 2 is the second one from the
top, and so on.
If they are in a grid or other format, button 1 is
the top left one. Button 2 is the one directly to the right of that, and
so on.
Scroll through the menu to find out information about the
machine. Once you enter the correct access code, the message on the LED
screen will change. Typically it will say "EROR," but on some machines
it may simply display a number. Use the buttons to navigate through the
menu.
Press button 1 at any time to return to the previous menu
or to exit the menu to go back to normal mode.
Press button 2 to
scroll up through the selections.
Press button 3 to scroll down
through the selections.
Press button 4 to select the displayed menu
option.
Example Menu Options
EROR: This menu option
displays error messages for the machine, including problems that
occurred with the refrigeration system, the vending mechanism, the bill
changer, and the bill validator. To see error messages, press the select
button (button 4) when the display shows EROR, and then scroll through
to see specific errors. Select an individual error to see more details.
Generally if only one type of error has occurred you won't be able to
scroll through other error options.
CASH: This option allows you to
see the machine's total historical cash intake, as well as the
resettable cash counted for each drink selection. Press the select
button when the the LED display shows CASH. This will show you the
historical cash counted by the machine. Note that it will include
fractions of a dollar, such that if it displays 1452425, the historical
cash count is $14,524.25. Use the scroll buttons (2 or 3) to navigate to
the cash counts for each slot (each beverage selection). The number
displayed will show first the slot number and then the revenue for that
slot number since the last time the counter was reset. In some machines,
it will be preceded by the letters CA or SL (for "slot").
SALE:
This option allows you to see the machine's historical total number of
sales, as well as the resettable number of sales for each drink
selection. It works like the CASH menu above, except that the numbers
displayed reflect the number of beverages sold.
RTN: Sometimes
labeled EXIT, this option stands for "Return To Normal" and allows you
to exit the menu completely and return the machine to normal mode. Press
the select button to exit.
Alternate Menu
On machines with
two panels of six buttons on each side, the same 4-2-3-1 code will
access the Electronic Counter for the machine. After accessing this
menu, press 1 to see the total lifetime sales, 2 for the total lifetime
items sold, 3 for a breakdown of items sold of each selection, 4 for a
breakdown of cash generated for each selection, and 5 for the machine's
internal temperature. After a while without input, the machine will
return to the normal menu. On some machines, the 6 button will close the
menu.
Tips
This only works for Coke machines, which may
sell products such as Barq's Root Beer, Sprite, Dasani, Evian, Fanta,
Fresca, Frutopia, Full Throttle, Powerade, Hi-C, Minute Maid, Nestea,
Odwalla, Mr. Pibb, Planet Java, Seagram's Ginger Ale, Simply Orange,
Sparkletts, or Tab in addition to Coke and Diet Coke.
This hack
also usually works on machines that sell just Dasani water - a product
of the Coca-Cola company.
In general, these are the only options
you can access without having the door unlocked and open. Different
machines may list these options in somewhat different formats, so
experiment a bit to learn what each new one does.
If you need to
exit the menu quickly (i.e. when you just can't wait another second to
buy an ice cold Coke) press the change (coin return) button. This will
normally quit the menu.
On some machines, holding the coin return
button will display the machine's inner temperature.
Vending
machine owners or service people have the option to change the access
sequence from 4231 to some other combination of buttons, but they rarely
do. This is probably because having one code makes it easier for anyone
to service all the machines along a route. It may also be because the
information you can access through the external menu with the door
closed is limited and fairly harmless.
There are several videos
available on the Internet that show people using this hack. Many claim
to be able to change prices or get a free drink, but the videos don't
actually show them doing so.
In order to get to the same menu in a
machine that sells Pepsi products, simply enter 1,3,2,4. All the menu
options should be the same. (This does not work on all Pepsi machines)
This might also work on some Coke vending machines that have a numeric
keypad instead of buttons for specific drinks. Enter in the Coke code as
usual, and you'll get to the sales menu!
Some machines require you
to enter the code twice.
Several machines display a list of more
codes, but most have the dispense options disabled.
!!!!Warning!!!!
Don't do this if there's a line behind you, as
people may get upset waiting for you.
You might waste your time
doing this, as Coca-Cola has distributed new firmware to their vendors
that would render these instructions unusable.
You may be asked to
leave or be fined if the owner catches you.
Use common sense, don't
do it when others are around.
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