Magnetic card substitute for coins for starting appliances and t

Registers – Calculators – Input-output calculator to indicator – printer – etc.

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194 4R, G06K 500

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040203255

ABSTRACT:
A card having one or more magnetic strips is used by patrons to actuate laundry and vending machines and the like. An encoder at a central point is manually adjusted to "print" a selected number of "credit" pulses on the card strip and the card is sold to a patron. The patron inserts the card into a reader mounted on or near a laundry machine, vending machine, etc. The reader determines the number of pulses remaining on the strip, returns the card with one pulse erased and energizes a relay which starts the machine. Preferably, the reader displays the number of pulses on the card at time of insertion and those remaining after erasure.

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