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3. Equipment Overview (cont.)

Green Indicator (Indicates bill accepted)

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Red Indicator (Indicates suspicious bill)

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Grips for the AccuStand metal base

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AccuStand metal base (Optional Accessory / Sold separately)

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Battery compartment (Battery Optional / Sold separately)

Summary of Contents for QuadScan D470

Page 1: ...www AccuBANKER com User Guide D470 Automatic QuadScan Counterfeit Bill Detector...

Page 2: ...hank you for trusting AccuBANKER with your cash handling needs In order to optimize the performance of your equipment we encourage you to thoroughly read this user guide prior to use www AccuBANKER co...

Page 3: ...7 4 Operation 9 4 1 Basic Operation 9 4 2 Suspicious Bill Warning 10 4 3 Bill Positioning 11 5 Solutions to Operational Problems 12 5 1 Preventive Measures 12 5 2 Maintenance 13 5 3 Jamming 14 5 4 Cle...

Page 4: ...result in electric shock fire or cause serious damage to the unit Do not operate the unit in areas with high temperature or high humidity since it may prevent it from working correctly Caution When un...

Page 5: ...ble the unit Never spill liquids of any kind on the product Unplug this product from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following conditions When the power su...

Page 6: ...This detector assesses the security features that are present in each bill in detail and determines if these are genuine or suspicious The equipment automatically alerts the user both visually and aud...

Page 7: ...7 3 Equipment Overview 1 LED Indicator Display 2 Feeding Channel 3 SD Card Port 4 Bill Exit Slot 5 USB Interface Port 6 Power Adapter Connector 7 On Off Power Switch 8 Serial Port 1 2 4 7 6 8 5 3...

Page 8: ...cator Indicates bill accepted 10 Red Indicator Indicates suspicious bill 11 Grips for the AccuStand metal base 12 AccuStand metal base Optional Accessory Sold separately 13 Battery compartment Battery...

Page 9: ...y to check the bills 2 Insert the bill to be checked in any direction When a bill is inserted into the detector s feeding channel an optical sensor located in this compartment allows the detector to a...

Page 10: ...atures do not pass the authentication of the bill a red indicator will display and two beep notifications sound If a bill is detected as suspicious we recommend passing the bill at least three more ti...

Page 11: ...lls in any of four positions For correct verification the bill must be introduced into the feeding channel straight and well aligned to the left edge as shown in Figures A and B Avoid introducing the...

Page 12: ...ell as magnetic interference ex microwave cell phone or WiFi devices which will affect the sensors of the detector 2 Keep the sensors clean 3 Keep the equipment off when it is not being used for a lon...

Page 13: ...an the optical sensors to prevent particles of paper or dust from adhering to them b Internal cleaning of the unit It is necessary to clean the interior of the equipment once a month or more frequentl...

Page 14: ...ould accidentally fall into the equipment clip tape etc To avoid jamming the bills position them correctly in the feeding channel Make sure the bill does not have an adhesive tape The bill cannot be v...

Page 15: ...the equipment to activate the feeding motor but do not let the paper touch the feeding belts Keep the motor sensor activated for a few seconds until the motor stops and emits a four beep warning then...

Page 16: ...e unit as the image shown 4 Turn on the detector The two LED indicators in the display will flash intermittently during the programming process 5 Wait approximately 30 seconds until the detector finis...

Page 17: ...Power Consumption 5 Watts Battery Type Rechargeable Lithium Battery 11 1V 1 05A Optional Accepted Banknote Type Paper Polymer etc Accepted Banknote Dimensions L x W 2 61 x 6 14 in 6 63 x 15 60 cm Cer...

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