Can it be set to accept quarters only?
1434876
Thank you for your email. This machine is a gumball bank. It cannot be set up as only quarters. It is already set to accept all coins. Thank you.
1434877
Sorry this machine can only be set to any coin or no coin. I would suggest finding or making a 25c sticker so no one would think twice.
1205401
No, it is preset for single quarter transactions only unless they forgot to tell me how to make it more, but, as far as I know, I don't think the 50-cent capsules will be able to come down the shoot like candy and nuts can. I have a large variety of treats that go in there, but I have not tried anything bigger than peanuts, M&Ms;, chocolate mints, etc. Meanwhile, the single quarter transactions add up and are just as fun to collect on as I'm sure 50-cent transactions are. It won't hurt to try though. If they don't come down the shoot, then they are too big. As the saying goes, if you don't shoot, you don't score, so it would be worth giving it a shot. No, it is preset for single quarter transactions only unless they forgot to tell me how to make it more, but, as far as I know, I don't think the 50-cent capsules will be able to come down the shoot like candy and nuts can. I have a large variety of treats that go in there, but I have not tried anything bigger than peanuts, M&Ms;, chocolate mints, etc. Meanwhile, the single quarter transactions add up and are just as fun to collect on as I'm sure 50-cent transactions are. It won't hurt to try though. If they don't come down the shoot, then they are too big. As the saying goes, if you don't... » Read More No, it is preset for single quarter transactions only unless they forgot to tell me how to make it more, but, as far as I know, I don't think the 50-cent capsules will be able to come down the shoot like candy and nuts can. I have a large variety of treats that go in there, but I have not tried anything bigger than peanuts, M&Ms;, chocolate mints, etc. Meanwhile, the single quarter transactions add up and are just as fun to collect on as I'm sure 50-cent transactions are. It won't hurt to try though. If they don't come down the shoot, then they are too big. As the saying goes, if you don't shoot, you don't score, so it would be worth giving it a shot. « Show Less
1440563
No. It has plastic coins that come with it. You can also use real money if you want to.
690978
No. This size will only hole the quarter size. I would suggest to you to buy the set with all the sizes available from the penny to the large dollar.
690979
The particular holder that I got holds quarter size coins. They have others that hold different ones.
581669
Yes. The rounded portion of the pliers open wide enough to hold a U. S. quarter with room to spare. U. S. quarter = .955 inches. Image for reference: http://imgur.com/qDrR4gu
334246
No. You only can do multiplication/division with a missing number. You can control the difficulty but not the specific numbers.
523345
The only way to change settings on this unit is with a key. As long as your employee doesn't have a key to the unit, they won't be able to adjust anything.
793892
Yes. Quarters, nickels, pennies, dimes... whatever size coin you feel like using.
125138
You can set it and you can change it. I know that it can be at least 6 digits, I haven't tried more than that. Wonderful safe.
756780
It can be set up from the accounting setting. But not sure if it is really stopping the top off charges.
1775542
Yes but its counts by the bill number not buy the bill value .. It will say 100 dollars even if you put in 20 100's..
1977851
Yes. You can set higher and lower limits, but user can program it to run constantly at whatever temp within those limits. Eg if you set it for a max of 70, a user (in my case, tenant) could program it to run at 70 constantly. Not what I needed for my rental building.
1554941
Yes, it can be set that way. It looks like it is a process to get that done though. Ours is set to accept change, but my husband wants to adjust it so it doesn't need change. You may want to google for instructions. If you can't find them, post on here again and I will see about making a copy of my instructions for you.
2106904
The coins are not correctly recognized by the Learning Resources cash register. The half dollar doesn't fit in the slot. The quarters are being registered as a nickel. The nickel is being registered as a penny. Only the pennies and dimes are registered correctly.
1698537
Yes, most slot machines have a coin measurement in the door and which ever coin you place in that coin holder is the coin that the slot machine will take. If you put a token in the coin holder then quarters will fall straight through to the tray and the tokens will be accepted. If you put a quarter in the coin holder then the tokens will fall straight through to the tray and the quarters will be accepted. I chose the tokens for the kids kept walking away with the quarters.
521621
The older Balance 20 did not allow this. I would be really, really surprised if such a feature exists in the device. You can download a user manual at the company's web site to check for sure.