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Before Installation
1. Create your PayRange Operator Account
a. Go to http://manage.payrange.com.
b. Sign up for a customer account. If you already have a customer account, Sign in.
c. Once logged in, click Create an Operator Account (may need to click Account first).
d. Select Operator Sign up (at the bottom of the page), follow prompts to create your
account.
e. Setup ACH for payment with your bank routing and account number.
Note: Though it is possible to skip banking information, Weekly payments will commence only
after banking is setup, and there are mobile sales.
f. Issue free vend code for installation tests.

2. Setup for Your Machine Installers
Prepare Installers:
a. Download and install the PayRange app.
b. Load funds to the app with a credit/debit card, or issue free vend code.
c. Prepare additional point of sale material such as table tents, location flyers, and
location posters. These can be downloaded free at
https://www.payrange.com/resources.
Note: Because the PayRange device is inside the machine, the users won’t know it is there
unless you tell them. The more you do to promote PayRange, the quicker they will become loyal
users of your machines.
d. Provide necessary tools and supplies
i. BluKey Pro device
ii. Harness for the machine
See section “BluKey Pro Machine Harness Selection Guide” below to choose appropriate
harness.
iii. Harness for card reader (if machines are equipped with card readers)
iv. Room key and necessary building access cards
v. Operator (Installer / Service) key for the machine
vi. Wire cutters
vii. Pliers (for splice crimping)
viii. Smartphone, tablet or connected laptop with PayRange app
ix. Installer login & password into Operator Account

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BluKey Pro Machine Harness Selection Guide
There are many brands and models of laundry machines. This document contains only brief
information on how to select harness appropriate for a given laundry machine.
PayRange sales team has more advanced tools and can decode machine information from full
model and serial numbers and advise required harnesses and installation instructions.
The following sections provide steps to identify machine type, cover supported machine
interfaces and available harnesses.
After selecting harness for the machine, review notes for that harness in section “Error!
Reference source not found.” Error! Reference source not found.. There might be some
additional considerations and necessary steps.
To determine which harness to use, locate machine control board and identify available
connector type, then choose harness corresponding to the connector type.

1. Speed Queen and Alliance Laundry Systems Machines
a. ACA type (including MGD)
If machine has black plastic case holding the control board and the control board has 7‐pin
cashless connector:
 7‐pin connector is not used (no card reader): Use C2/D2 harness
 7‐pin connector is used (machine has card reader)
o Pulse mode: Use C7/D7 harness if coin slot is not installed, and C8/D8 harness if
coin slot is installed.
o Serial mode: Use C2/D2 harness for machine‐side connection and connect card
reader to “CARD” with appropriate card reader harness.
b. MDC type
If machine has grey metal case holding the control board and the control board has 7‐pin
cashless connector:
 7‐pin connector is not used (no card reader): Use C1/D1 harness
 7‐pin connector is used (machine has card reader)
o Pulse mode: Use C7/D7 harness if coin slot is not installed, and C8/D8 harness if
coin slot is installed (note that coin is disabled on MDC controls for serial card
readers). Harness power connector will have to be cut off and wires spliced to
machine 24VAC power.
o Serial mode: Use C1/D1 harness for machine‐side connection and connect card
reader to “CARD” with appropriate card reader harness.
c. NetMaster type
If machine has grey metal case holding the control board and the control board has 4‐pin
cashless connector:

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 4‐pin connector is not used (no card reader) ‐ Use C4/D4 harness
 4‐pin connector is used (machine has card reader)
o Pulse mode: Use C7/D7 harness if coin slot is not installed, and C8/D8 harness if
coin slot is installed. Harness power connector will have to be cut off and wires
spliced to machine 24VAC power.
o Serial mode: NetMaster not supported in pulse mode.

2. Maytag and Some Whirlpool Machines
a. Px type (with 6‐pin connector)
If machine has control board with 6‐pin cashless connector:
 6‐pin connector is not used (no card reader) ‐ Use C3/D3 harness
 6‐pin connector is used (machine has card reader) – Use C3/D3 harness and connect
card reader to “CARD” with appropriate card reader harness.
b. ADC type (without 6‐pin connector)
If machine has control board without 6‐pin cashless connector:
 If machine has no card reader – Use C6/D6 harness
 If machine has card reader installed: contact PayRange for support.

3. LG Machines
a. C type
If machine has front panel harness with cashless connectors:
 cashless connectors are not used (no card reader) ‐ Use C5/D5 harness
 cashless connectors are used (machine has card reader) – Use C5/D5 harness and
connect card reader to “CARD” with appropriate card reader harness.

4. Other Machine Types
Contact PayRange for support.

Installation Steps
These are generic installation instructions. Each individual machine and harness may have
additional steps or details relevant to installation.

1. Disconnect power from the machine

2. Open machine cabinet
Unlock panel with operator/service key, position the panel as necessary for service.

3. Connect harness to BluKey Pro

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Card Reader Harnesses Reference
Card Reader Harnesses Summary
Name Part Number Description

R1 11.01213‐xx DIY

R2 11.01214‐xx Heartland 8‐pin

R3 11.01215‐xx Greenwald 8‐pin

R4 11.01216‐xx KioSoft 10‐pin

R1 | 11.01213‐00 | DIY Card Reader Harness
R1 harness supports any card reader, but it requires customer to splice wires into existing card
reader connector.

R2 | 11.01214‐00 | Heartland Card Reader Harness
R2 harness supports Heartland card readers with 8‐pin Molex Micro‐Fit connector.
Attention! Greenwald and Heartland connectors are the same but have different pinouts (2 pins
swapped). Using incorrect harness may damage BKPro device and Card Reader.

R3 | 11.01215‐00 | Greenwald Card Reader Harness
R3 harness supports Greenwald card readers with 8‐pin Molex Micro‐Fit connector.
Attention! Greenwald and Heartland connectors are the same but have different pinouts (2 pins
swapped). Using incorrect harness may damage BKPro device and Card Reader.

R4 | 11.01216‐00 | Heartland Card Reader Harness
R4 harness supports KioSoft card readers with 10‐pin Molex Micro‐Fit connector.

Troubleshooting / Light Codes
Symptom LED Pattern Cause Fix

BKPro LED is solid BluKey Pro ready (Normal operation)
blue

BKPro LED does not Machine not powered Power on the machine
light up
(No power) Power is not provided Use alternative power source per
on machine’s harness section “Error! Reference source not
found.”

Harness connection Check / reconnect harness
connectors

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BKPro LED is solid red BluKey Pro is in wrong Contact PayRange for support
mode

BKPro LED slowly Machine is not Refer to machine manual to enable
flashes red accepting payments payments / return to enabled state.
(Disabled by
machine)

BKPro LED slowly TBD Machine is in use Wait for machine to complete its
flashes TBD cycle.
(Machine in
use) TBD: both in use and no payment?

BKPro LED flashes No payments for last 24 Power‐cycle BluKey Pro to reset the
series of red/blue hours warning. Check if machine has any
problems running.

BKPro LED slowly Communicating with (Normal operation)
flashes blue App

BKPro LED slowly Transaction in progress (Normal operation)
flashes purple

BKPro LED quickly Upgrading Keep power on until done
flashes blue

BKPro LED quickly BluKey Pro hardware Replace BluKey Pro
flashes red error

BKPro LED quickly Uploading transactions, (Normal operation)
flashes purple Downloading upgrades

Mobile payment 1. Check if BluKey Pro is in Ready state / BluKey Pro LED is
does not work solid blue.
2. Check if BluKey Pro flashes “Transaction in progress” LED
pattern during mobile payment. If not, check Internet /
data connection on mobile device.
3. If using pulse mode, check if “pulse on” time in device
settings in Manage is set correctly (see section “Configure
BluKey Pro device for payment (using website)”).

Coin count does not 1. Check connection to coin acceptor sensor/switch.
work 2. Check for correct polarity of connection to coin acceptor
sensor/switch.
3. Check if coin count input is configured properly for the
harness in Manage (see section “Machine Controller
Programming”).

App does not show 1. Check harness connection to BKPro and to machine
“Machine in Use” 2. Check if Inhibit/Available signals are configured properly

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during cycle for the harness in Manage (see section “Machine
Controller Programming”).

Machine does not 1. Check if machine accepts coins if BluKey Pro harness is
accept coins disconnected from the machine’s coin harness (can
disconnect harness from BluKey Pro). If not, replace coin
acceptor and its harness.
2. Check machine’s wiring (a loose wire in connector pin
could be causing coin sensor/switch disconnects).
3. For optical coin sensors: Clean coin sensor optics or
replace coin sensor or coin acceptor assembly.

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Appendix D: Specifications
2. BluKey Pro Models
Model Part Number MACHINE CARD Notes
Connector Conn.
BluKey Pro 18cdr 10.01261 18 pins ●
BluKey Pro 12cd 10.01265 12 pins ●
BluKey Pro 12d 10.01267 12 pins

Model CARD Coin1 Coin2 Relay External Internal Mnemonic Notes
Suffix Conn. Battery Battery
c ● card accepts Dx harness
d ● ● dual coin
r ● relay 18‐pin only
In addition to these models, the timekeeper battery is optional, and can be installed internally or
externally.

3. Absolute Maximum Ratings
Symbol Description Min Max Unit Notes

TSTG Storage temperature ‐40 85 °C 1

VCC AC1/GND Power supply, DC ‐0.3 55 VDC peak

VCC AC1/AC2 Power supply, AC (rms) 0 39 VAC peak

VDDO 5V_OUT power supply output, DC +4.75 +5.25 V

IDDO 5V_OUT power supply output, DC ‐ 100 mA

VDDI 5V_IN power supply input, DC ‐0.5 +6.5 V

VDI Digital input voltage ‐0.3 VDD + 0.3 V 2

IDO Digital output current ±50 mA

VHVDO HVOUT pins relay contacts voltage, AC (rms) ‐ 240 VAC 3

VHVDO HVOUT pins relay contacts voltage, DC (peak) ‐ 400 VDC 3

IHVDO HVOUT pins relay contacts current ‐ 0.120 A 3

1. Determined according to JEDEC Standard JESD22‐A103, High Temperature Storage Life.
2. VDD is 5V_OUT on MACHINE connector, and 5V_IN on CARD connector.
3. Maximum switching power (VPK * IPK) 48VA.

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4. Operating Conditions
Symbol Description Min Typ Max Unit

TO Operating temperature range ‐30 ‐ 85 °C

VCC AC1/GND Power supply, DC 9 12 50 VDC

VCC AC1/AC2 Power supply, AC (rms) 16 24 29 VAC

ICC Power supply current, max (@ 9VDC or ‐ ‐ 575 mA
16VAC)

UCC Power consumption ‐ ‐ 3.8 W (1)

VDDO 5V_OUT power supply output, DC ‐ +5.0 ‐ V

VDDI 5V_IN power supply input, DC +1.65 +5 +5.5 V

IDDI 5V_IN power supply input, DC ‐ ‐ 62 mA

VIL Input logic level low VDD*0.4 V (2)

VIH Input logic level high VDD*0.6+0.4 ‐ ‐ V (2)

VOH Output high voltage (IO = ‐32mA) VDD‐0.7 ‐ ‐ V (2)

VOL Output low voltage (IO = +32mA) ‐ ‐ 0.55 V

1. Power consumption excludes load on AC1/AC2/DC_OUT by connected card reader.
2. VDD is 5V_OUT on MACHINE connector, and 5V_IN on CARD connector.

5. ESD handling ratings
Symbol Description Min. Max. Unit Notes

VHBM Electrostatic discharge voltage, ‐2000 +2000 V 1
human body model

VCDM Electrostatic discharge voltage, ‐500 +500 V 2
charged‐device model

ILAT Latch‐up current at ambient temperature of ‐100 +100 mA 3
105°C

1. Determined according to JEDEC Standard JESD22‐A114, Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Sensitivity
Testing Human Body Model (HBM).
2. Determined according to JEDEC Standard JESD22‐C101, Field‐Induced Charged‐Device Model
Test Method for Electrostatic‐Discharge‐Withstand Thresholds of Microelectronic Components.
3. Determined according to JEDEC Standard JESD78, IC Latch‐Up Test.

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6. RF Specifications
Symbol Description Min. Max. Unit Notes

FRF RF Frequency range (Bluetooth 4.1) 2402 2483.5 MHz

PRFO RF Output power +9 dBm

SRFI RF Sensitivity (at 0.1% BER) ‐93 dBm

GRF Antenna Gain 3.0 dBi

7. Connector Pinouts
MACHINE Connector Pinout
BKPro MACHINE connector is either 12‐pin JST S12B‐PUDSS or 18‐pin JST S18B‐PUDSS.

Pin Name Type Pin Name Type

1 AC1 Power input 2 AC2 Power input

3 IN Input, RxD or Inhibit 4 GND Common

5 COIN2A Input, isolated 6 COIN2K Input, isolated

7 AvailableIn Input 8 5V_OUT Aux power output

9 OUT_NO Output, open collector 10 COIN1HiZ Input

11 COIN1A Input, isolated 12 COIN1K Input, isolated

13 ReservedOut* Output 14 COIN2HiZ* Input

15 HVOUT_NO* Relay contact 16 ReservedIn* Input

17 HVOUT_COM* Relay contact 18 HVOUT_NC* Relay contact

Notes:

 (*) Pins 13‐18 are not present on 12‐pin BKPro models.
 Direction of input and output is given from BKPro’s perspective.
 GND is common for all non‐isolated inputs and outputs.
 COIN1HiZ and COIN2HiZ are referenced to GND. COIN1A/K and COIN2A/K remain isolated from
GND for positive signals under 50V.
 BKPro provides up to 100mA of current on auxiliary power output 5V_OUT.

CARD Connector Pinout
BKPro CARD connector is JST S10B‐PUDSS (10‐pin). It is present only on card‐enabled models.

Pin Name Type Pin Name Type

1 TXD Serial TX Data output 2 DC_OUT Rectified power supply

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Document Created: 2019-05-20 08:29:54
Document Modified: 2019-05-20 08:29:54

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