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installation

Introduction

THE INSPECTION PAN / SHIELD

Lifting the corner as shown in FIGURE #9

allows the Pan to swing to the right and tilt

upward, transferring the coins to the Sorting

Disc. The second (next) batch of coins may

then be placed in the Pan and inspected while

the first batch is sorting. Returning the Pan to its

“rest” position quiets the sorting operation

considerably. If a Magnet is used, move the

Inspection Pan to the right before lifting so the

Magnet clears the Rear Housing / Printer. To

remove the Pan for access to the sorting area,

first close the Pan (“rest” position) then lift the

rear of the Pan up slightly and (if a Printer is

used) to the rear to remove, so that the Shield

will not contact the Printer Bracket. Notches in

the Inspection Pan allow addition of the Shield

(if desired) to prevent spillage when processing

large batches.

FIGURE #9

INSPECTION PAN

LIFT

INSTALL SHIELD WITH

SMOOTH SIDE UP.

Note:

Allow sufficient clearance at the rear

and sides of the Sorter to allow the

Inspection Pan free movement throughout

its travel range.

Summary of Contents for MACH 6

Page 1: ...user guide MACH 6 Coin Sorter and Counter W Basic Control RS232 Interface 177 0200 177 0201 ...

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Page 3: ...unt in our manufacturing process and we are proud to hold certificates for European quality directives for both safety and electromagnetic standards In addition to this manufacturing sites have been awarded ISO9001 quality certificates To ensure maximum life from your Sorter we recommend that it is regularly serviced To assist you we provide worldwide service and support through our network of bra...

Page 4: ...ce material If this equipment does cause reception interference the user should contact an authorized sales or service representative for suggestions Two booklets the CIB Interference Handbook and the CIB Tele phone Interference Booklet are provided by the Compliance and Information Bureau of the Federal Communications Commission To obtain copies call the Bureau at 202 418 1100 or on the Internet ...

Page 5: ...T OF THE UNAUTHORIZED USE MODIFICATION OR ADJUSTMENT OF THE PRODUCT OR RELATED EQUIPMENT DESCRIBED OR REFERRED TO IN THIS DOCUMENT SAFE OPERATION OF THIS PRODUCT IS DEPENDENT UPON PROPER INSTALLATION WITH COMPATIBLE EQUIPMENT AND BY AN AUTHORIZED SALES OR SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE INCOMPLETE OR INCORRECT INSTALLATION MAY RESULT IN DAMAGE TO THE EQUIPMENT OR PERSONAL INJURY ACCIDENTS AND COUNTING INAC...

Page 6: ...73 23 EEC Low voltage electrical equipment safety and conformity has been demonstrated by meeting the applicable requirements of the following standards EN 60 950 Safety of Information Technology Equipment including Electrical Business Equipment EN 55014 Limits Methods of Measurement of Radio Interference of Information Technology Equipment EN 50082 1 Electromagnetic Compatibility Generic Immunity...

Page 7: ...R THE KEYSWITCH 12 THE CONTROL 13 TIME DATE 15 FEE PERCENT 15 FIXED FEE 15 DISPLAYING QUANTITIES TOTALS 16 ACCEPTING QUANTITIES TOTALS 17 CLEARING QUANTITIES TOTALS 18 PROCESSING COIN 20 WHEN YOU REACH A BAGSTOP 21 BAGSTOP QUANTITY SELECTION 22 CHANGING THE BAGSTOP QUANITITY 23 OPERATOR DISPLAY MESSAGES INTRODUCTION 25 RAM ERROR 25 KEY SEQUENCE 25 CLEAN SENSOR 26 LOW BATTERY 26 COIN BACKUP 26 TOTA...

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Page 9: ...LENGTH NUMBER OF COPIES 39 7 RS232 COMMUNICATION PORT PARAMETERS 7 0 SELECT BAUD RATE 41 7 1 SELECT PARITY 43 7 2 SELECT DATA BITS 44 7 3 SELECT FORMATS 46 7 4 SELECT ACK NAK ENABLE 49 7 5 SELECT DTR DSR ENABLE 50 7 6 SELECT RTS CTS ENABLE 51 8 SELECT PRINT ORDER VALUE SIZE 53 9 SELECT IF BAG STOPS ARE ACTIVE DISABLED 53 10 SELECT RUN CONTINUOUSLY 7 SECOND STOP 54 11 SELECT UNIT OR DOLLAR DISPLAY ...

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Page 11: ...he Control Panel located on the front of the Module 1 Inspection Pan Allows inspection of coin mix so that unwanted objects may be removed before coins enter the Sorting Area 2 Power Switch Rear of Sorter Turns Main Power to Sorter on and off 3 Display Visual communications link between the Sorter and the Operator 4 Control Assembly Communications link between the Sorter and the Operator All Sorte...

Page 12: ...L APPLICATION STATIONS 6950002 USA 8 6950022 USA 8 6950028 USA 2 TOKEN 8 6950112 UK 8 6950127 AUSTRALIA 8 6950122 CANADA 6 6950143 MEXICO 8 6950145 MEXICO 8 6950150 SWITZERLAND 7 6950160 PAKISTAN 5 6950204 RUSSIA 7 6950511 U K SAINSBURY 8 6950519 NEW ZEALAND 6 6950551 SINGAPORE 8 6950553 MALAYSIA 6 6950802 EURO 8 ...

Page 13: ...ility Typical 590 15mm to 1 28 32 4mm Sorting Differential 5mm 020 minimum Inspection Pan Capacity Approximately 4500 coins 705 18mm diameter Coin Drawer Capacity Approximately 900 coins 705 18mm diameter THIS EQUIPMENT MUST BE GROUNDED FOR PROPER OPERATION USE OF EXTENSION CORDS OR 3 2 ADAPTERS IS NOT RECOMMENDED IF A 3 2 ADAPTER IS USED THE GROUNDING WIRE OR TANG MUST BE CONNECTED TO THE BUILDIN...

Page 14: ...to Inspection Pan to prevent unwanted metallic objects from entering the Sorting Area 5 REMOTE BATCH DISPLAY Allows the customer to observe the total as coins are sorted counted Note The Control must be told that a Remote Batch Display is connected The procedure is discussed in the Programming Section later in this Guide 6 PRINTER Provides a permanent record audit trail of all transactions Note Th...

Page 15: ...ed not only for protection during shipment but to allow an easy means of removal from the shipping container FIGURE 2 PACKAGING THE SORTER WEIGHS 47 18 POUNDS 21 4 KG USE PROPER LIFTING TECHNIQUES OR USE A HELPER WHEN REMOVING THE SORTER FROM THE SHIPPING CARTON LIFT HERE LIFT HERE ...

Page 16: ...etop It may be attached for security A drilling guide is shown in FIGURE 3 Note The distance from the front edge of the countertop to the Sorter to be determined at installation Allow sufficient clearance at the rear and right side of the Sorter to allow the Inspection Pan room to move freely throughout its travel range Screw length should be 3 4 maximum plus the thickness of the countertop If bag...

Page 17: ...y must be connected to port 3 Note The Control must be told that a Printer or Remote Display is connected The setup procedure is discussed in the Programming section later in this Guide FIGURE 5 OPTION CABLE CONNECTIONS RS232 CONNECTIONS PORT 1 PORT 4 PORT 3 PORT 2 B A T C H A C C E P T TIME 09 15 09 21 02 BATCH 1503 01 SUB 111 GRAND 09 21 02 01 200 2 00 05 260 13 00 10 360 36 00 25 1100 275 00 50...

Page 18: ...he Spout Slide the Ring down over the Bag to secure it in position with the slot in the Ring facing forward Note Depending on the length and condition of the Coin Bag folding the top over to provide a double fabric thickness may increase the holding capability of the ring Rest the Coin Bag on the Stand Shelf to support the weight of the coin FIGURE 6 COIN BAG INSTALLATION SPOUT RING COIN BAG RECOM...

Page 19: ...ug connection is required obtain the correct Power Cord assembly locally Be sure the Power Switch See FIGURE 7 is in the OFF position and then connect the Sorter end of the Power Cord as shown in FIGURE 8 and the opposite end to a properly grounded AC outlet of the appropriate voltage FIGURE 7 POWER SWITCH FIGURE 8 POWER CORD CONNECTION POWER SWITCH POWER CORD ...

Page 20: ... to the right before lifting so the Magnet clears the Rear Housing Printer To remove the Pan for access to the sorting area first close the Pan rest position then lift the rear of the Pan up slightly and if a Printer is used to the rear to remove so that the Shield will not contact the Printer Bracket Notches in the Inspection Pan allow addition of the Shield if desired to prevent spillage when pr...

Page 21: ...hese Stations may be secured in position if desired by a single screw inserted in the bottom of the Drawer through the Baseplate A small label intended to remind the operator to examine the coin mix and remove objects that could cause damage is included with the Sorter Usage is optional A suggested location is shown in FIGURE 10 FIGURE 10 SORTING STATIONS 4 2 1 3 5 8 WARNING LABEL LIFT DUMMY ...

Page 22: ... programming mode by turning the Keyswitch to the vertical position and holding the Batch Key down at power up 2 Exit the programming mode by turning the Keyswitch to the horizontal position Complete programming instructions are discussed later in this Guide FIGURE 11 KEYSWITCH LOCKED HORIZONTAL UNLOCKED VERTICAL KEYSWITCH KEY ...

Page 23: ... denomination ACCEPT Accepts the value shown on the top line of the Display into the next level it is cleared out of the present level If it is a Grand Accept the total is not cleared Note When the accept key is pressed a message may appear on the Display to alert the operator to an error condition Refer to Operator Messages later in this Guide for a listing and explanation BAG COUNT Displays the ...

Page 24: ...for data output it will be sent to that Port Note The Sorter incorporates a power up reset clear feature to clear all totals stored in batch and grand memory as well as all bag count totals To ensure the Control is clear Display at 00 hold the CLEAR Key on the Control down and while holding move the main Power Switch at the rear of the Sorter to on The Control will cycle through a self check seque...

Page 25: ...has the capability of assessing a predetermined fee for coin processing This fee is programmable and may be from 01 9 99 Complete instructions for setting the fee percent option are contained in the programming section later in this Guide FIXED FEE The Sorter has the capability of assessing a fixed fee for coin processing This fee is programmable and may be from 01 19 99 Complete instructions for ...

Page 26: ...the appropriate coin Example A batch total of 25 5 Display Individual Bag Count Cycle the BAG COUNT Key to select the appropriate coin 25 Bag Count shown in Unit Mode The Display can be shown in units or dollar value Refer to the Programming section later in this guide for additional information 6 Display Bagstop Cycle the BAGSTOP Key to locate the appropriate coin The bagstop setting can be displ...

Page 27: ... once The GRAND TOTAL remains on the Display To clear the Display refer to Clearing Quantities and or Totals on the following pages The GRAND TOTAL can be accepted only if the BATCH TOTAL is zero Note The Printer must be allowed to finish the print cycle before attempting to accept a coin total or an operator message will appear Refer to Operator Messages later in this Guide for additional informa...

Page 28: ...y MUST be allowed to flash for two seconds c Press the CLEAR Key again the Display resets to zero resets all batch totals Note If a batch total is cleared rather than accepted the dollar amounts are not transferred to the grand total 2 Clear Grand Total without Audit Trail Printout a Press the GRAND Key displays grand total b Press the CLEAR Key once the Display MUST be allowed to flash for two se...

Page 29: ...r prints an audit trail 4 Clear All Partial Bag Counts a Cycle the BAG COUNT Key until the Display shows the following b Press the CLEAR Key once the Display MUST be allowed to flash for two seconds c Press the CLEAR Key again all partial bag counts clear 5 Clear Individual Bag Counts a Cycle the BAG COUNT Key until the Cursor shows the coin to be cleared b Press the CLEAR Key once the Display MUS...

Page 30: ... the Batch information if a Printer is properly connected Note If the batch total does not print properly or does not space advance the tape properly after printing the printer may not be properly initialized Refer to the Programming section later in this guide to initialize the Control 6 Repeat Steps 1 through 5 for the second and all subsequent batches 7 When all Batch Totals have been processed...

Page 31: ...wer or bag C Press the MOTOR ON OFF Key 1 If a second or more bagstop was reached the Display will advance to the next coin at bagstop The Display will show that coin s denomination and the number of coins if any over the bagstop quantity 2 When there are no more stations at bagstop the Display will return to show the Batch Total and the Sorting Motor will start Note If the bagstop selection is to...

Page 32: ...and clear if necessary the bag count quantity of the selected coin before selecting the new bagstop setting then proceed as follows These bagstop settings may be observed and selected changed as desired using the following procedure A Cycle the BAG STOP Key to the desired station The Bagstop quantity previously selected for that station will be displayed B Cycle the BAG COUNT Key to observe each o...

Page 33: ...e event of a power loss The Control permanent memory contains the following coin values and three pre selected bagstop settings per Sorting Station The coin values and bagstop amounts shown in the chart below may be altered for your specific application Refer to the Programming section later in this Guide for this procedure These new coin values are held in memory which is retained by the battery ...

Page 34: ...r your application This will aid in proper selection of bagstop quantities and will be helpful in the event re programming becomes necessary CHART B REPROGRAMMED QUANTITIES Station No Quantity Quantity Quantity Showing Coin Value A B C Station 1 Station 2 Station 3 Station 4 Station 5 Station 6 Station 7 Station 8 ...

Page 35: ... removing a Coin Drawer etc the Motor will stop and the Display will show Locate and eliminate the problem and continue operation 11 messages are available 1 RAM ERROR A problem has occurred in the electronics of the Sorter Stop operation Press the CLEAR Key to clear the Display If the problem persists disconnect Sorter from power and contact your Authorized Service Representative for assistance 2...

Page 36: ...e 4 LOW BATTERY The Battery in the Control has become too low to sustain totals in the event of a power loss Contact your Authorized Service Representative for replacement 5 COIN BACK UP Coins have backed up in a Coin Drawer or Bag Straighten the Coin Bag and or shake the Coin Chute slightly to eliminate the coin jam Change the Bag or empty the Drawer and resume operation 6 TOTAL NOT ZERO This mes...

Page 37: ... soon roll over and no longer show valid totals 10 COMMUNICATIONS ERROR An error has occurred at the port shown on the Display Check all physical connections between Sorter and Peripherals If all connections are proper check the port parameters and resume operations If the problem persists contact your Authorized Service Representative for assistance 11 INTERLOCK The Upper Front Cover is open or a...

Page 38: ...1 Port 4 Default Same as Port 1 IF AN ERROR IS MADE DURING PROGRAMMING AND THE DISPLAY APPEARS TO BE LOCKED UP PREVENTING ADDITIONAL ENTRIES SWITCH THE MAIN POWER SWITCH TO OFF TO COMPLETELY EXIT THE PORGRAMMING MODE SWITCH THE POWER BACK ON RE ENTER THE PROGRAMMING MODE AND CONTINUE OPERATION The Sorter is set when manufactured to the following default parameters Each of the parameters may be cha...

Page 39: ...00 1000 500 00 200 100 00 DISABLED DISABLED default settings Programming 8 PRINT ORDER VALUE SIZE Default Value 9 BAGSTOPS Enable Disabled Default Enable 10 RUN AUTO STOP Default Stop after 7 seconds 11 BAGSTOP DISPLAY units or dollars Default Dollars 12 COIN VALUES as shown in FIGURE 14 13 CURRENCY VALUES as shown in FIGURE 14 Programmed to specific values quantities if specified If none are spec...

Page 40: ...to ON C Cycle MOTOR ON OFF Key until Display shows D Press the Batch Key Y to insure Control Communications to the Printer E Turn the Sorter Keyswitch to horizontal position and back to the vertical position F Switch Printer Power Switch ON G Press SEL Key on Printer to place Printer on line green light ON on SEL Key Note If a Batch or Grand total is accepted and the printer has not been initializ...

Page 41: ...ramming mode perform the steps below A Connect Remote Display to Port 3 at rear of Sorter B Turn Keyswitch to vertical position hold Batch Key on Control down and switch the Sorter Power Switch to ON C Press MOTOR ON OFF Key twice Display will show D Press the Batch Key Y to insure Control Communications to the Remote Display E Turn the Sorter Keyswitch to horizontal position and back to the verti...

Page 42: ...e Display will show example E Press the BAGSTOP Key to highlight the digit to be changed F Cycle the BAG COUNT Key to until the desired number is shown G Repeat steps E and F for all digits H Press the ACCEPT Key to accept the changes and return to the Programming Mode I Press the MOTOR ON OFF Key to return to the programming mode or Turn the Keyswitch to the horizontal position to exit the progra...

Page 43: ...ey Display will show Repeated depressions of the BAG STOP Key will select between the Displays When the Display you require is shown either Press the BAG COUNT Key to select the Decimal Point Comma position See D below OR Press the MOTOR ON OFF Key to select the next parameter OR Turn the Keyswitch to horizontal then back to vertical to exit the programming mode D To select Decimal Point Comma pos...

Page 44: ...splay shows the location you require exit using one of the following Press the MOTOR ON OFF Key to select the next parameter OR Turn the Keyswitch to horizontal then back to vertical to exit the programming mode 00 POINT LOCATION 0 NO DECIMAL POINT OR 0 POINT LOCATION 0 POINT LOCATION OR 000 POINT LOCATION OR ...

Page 45: ... F Cycle the BAG COUNT Key to increment increase the number G Cycle the BAG STOP Key to decrement decrease the number Note The maximum that can be entered is 999 9 99 H Repeat steps F and G for each additional digit I When all required changes are complete press the ACCEPT Key to enter the fee percent into memory J Press the MOTOR ON OFF Key to return to the programming mode or Turn the Keyswitch ...

Page 46: ...o be changed F Cycle the BAG COUNT Key to increment increase the value G Cycle the BAG STOP Key to decrement decrease the value Note The maximum value that can be entered is 1999 19 99 H Repeat steps E through G for each additional digit I When all required changes are complete press the ACCEPT Key to enter the fee percent into memory J Press the MOTOR ON OFF Key to return to the programming mode ...

Page 47: ...the BAG STOP Key will select between the Displays When the Display you require is shown either Press the BAG COUNT Key to select the number of printout copies See D below OR Press the MOTOR ON OFF Key to select the next parameter OR Turn the Keyswitch to horizontal then back to vertical to exit the programming mode D To select number of printout copies 1 Repeatedly press the BAG COUNT Key The Disp...

Page 48: ... programming mode Examples of long and short Batch printouts are shown in FIGURE 15 FIGURE 15 BATCH PRINTOUTS LONG SHORT B A T C H A C C E P T TIME 09 15 09 21 02 BATCH 1503 01 SUB 111 GRAND 09 21 02 01 200 2 00 05 260 13 00 10 360 36 00 25 1100 275 00 50 76 38 00 1 00 50 50 00 TOTAL COIN 414 00 TOTAL 414 00 B A T C H A C C E P T TIME 09 15 09 21 02 BATCH 1503 01 SUB 111 GRAND 09 21 02 TOTAL 414 0...

Page 49: ... to select the number of printout copies See D below OR Press MOTOR ON OFF Key to select next parameter OR Turn the Keyswitch to horizontal then back to vertical to exit the programming mode D To select number of printout copies repeatedly press the BAG COUNT Key The Display increments from 0 to 4 copies E Exit using one of the following Press MOTOR ON OFF Key to select next parameter OR Turn the ...

Page 50: ...AL 1227 41 OF BAGS 10 1 01 1 05 2 25 5 1 00 2 50 1 GRAND TOTALS 01 4000 40 00 05 5200 260 00 10 7200 720 00 25 22002 5500 50 50 1520 760 00 1 00 1000 1000 00 TOTAL COIN 8280 50 TOTAL 8280 50 PC CNT 40922 SORT CNT 9 MEDIA 10 00 1 00 41 00 5 00 30 00 10 00 10 00 TOTAL CURR 81 00 ID TOTALS ID 01 328 50 ID 02 162 75 ID 03 148 30 ID 04 189 60 ID 05 239 25 G R A N D A C C E P T TIME 15 09 09 21 02 GRAND...

Page 51: ...DEPROS 1200 1 ENHANCED ALL SET W PC CASH baud rate Programming 7 0 SELECT BAUD RATE A Turn Keyswitch to vertical position hold Batch Key on Control down and switch the Sorter Power Switch to ON B Cycle MOTOR ON OFF Key until Display shows C Press BAG STOP Key The Display will show D Cycle the BAG COUNT Key until the Display shows the port you wish to change PROGRAM PORTS USE BAG STOP KEY SELECT PO...

Page 52: ...e H Exit using one of the following Press BAG STOP Key to select the next communications parameter OR Press MOTOR ON OFF Key to select the next programming parameter OR Turn the Keyswitch to horizontal then back to vertical to exit the programming mode 9600 PORT 1 BAUD RATE BE SURE DISPLAY SHOWS CORRECT PORT NUMBER TO CHANGE SEE ITEM D EXAMPLE SELECT BAUD RATE USE BG COUNT KEY THE BAUD RATE THAT Y...

Page 53: ... the Display shows the port you wish to change E Cycle the BAG STOP Key until the Display shows F Cycle the BAG COUNT Key to display the parity you require none even or odd SELECT PORT NO USE BG COUNT KEY PORT 1 9600 N 7 1 DTE THE BAUD RATE THAT YOU SELECT WILL APPLY ONLY TO THE PORT YOU HAVE SELECTED IN ITEM D ABOVE SELECT PARITY USE BG COUNT KEY NONE PORT 1 PARITY BE SURE DISPLAY SHOWS CORRECT P...

Page 54: ...ATA BITS A Turn Keyswitch to vertical position hold Batch Key on Control down and switch the Sorter Power Switch to ON B Cycle MOTOR ON OFF Key until Display shows C Press BAG STOP Key The Display will show the following D Cycle the BAG COUNT Key until the Display shows the port you wish to change PROGRAM PORTS USE BAG STOP KEY SELECT PORT NO USE BG COUNT KEY PORT 1 9600 N 7 1 DTE THE DATA BITS TH...

Page 55: ...f the following Press BAG STOP Key to select the next communications parameter OR Press MOTOR ON OFF Key to select the next programming parameter OR Turn the Keyswitch to horizontal then back to vertical to exit the programming mode SELECT DATA BITS USE BG COUNT KEY 7 PORT 1 DATA BITS BE SURE DISPLAY SHOWS CORRECT PORT NUMBER TO CHANGE SEE ITEM D ABOVE EXAMPLE ...

Page 56: ...Display shows C Press BAG STOP Key The Display will show D Cycle the BAG COUNT Key until the Display shows the port you wish to change E Cycle the BAG STOP Key until the Display shows PROGRAM PORTS USE BAG STOP KEY SELECT PORT NO USE BG COUNT KEY PORT 1 9600 N 7 1 DTE THE FORMAT THAT YOU SELECT WILL APPLY ONLY TO THE PORT YOU HAVE SELECTED IN ITEM D SELECT FORMAT USE BG COUNT KEY EXAMPLE PORT 1 ...

Page 57: ...ur 1 2620 3 Cur 2 2650 2800 4 Cur 3 8643 8625 8672 5 Enhanced Bar Code Reader Computer Control 6 Display Remote Display 7 Opt 4 Mach 5 7 Printer Format 8 Opt 1 Not Used 9 Opt 2 2620 3D A Opt 3 Printer Citizen HD B Opt 5 Not Used C Opt 6 Jet Scan EXAMPLES PORT 4 9600 N 8 1 DTE PORT 3 9600 N 8 6 DTE SENDS PRINTER FORMAT TO PORT 4 SENDS REMOTE DISPLAY FORMAT TO PORT 3 NOT USED WITH BASIC CONTROL ...

Page 58: ...y Counter Format Sets the Port output format for compatibility with Currency Counters 3 Enhanced Mode Format Allows external remote commands to control all Sorter functions CURRENCY COUNTER PORT 1 FORMAT ENHANCED MODE PORT 1 FORMAT B A T C H A C C E P T TIME 09 15 09 21 02 BATCH 1503 01 SUB 111 GRAND 09 21 02 01 200 2 00 05 260 13 00 10 360 36 00 25 1100 275 00 50 76 38 00 1 00 50 50 00 TOTAL COIN...

Page 59: ...the Display shows the port you wish to change E Cycle the BAG STOP Key until the Display shows the following F Cycle the BAG COUNT Key to enable or disable ACK NAK PROGRAM PORTS USE BAG STOP KEY SELECT PORT NO USE BG COUNT KEY PORT 1 9600 N 7 1 DTE THE ACK NAK THAT YOU SELECT WILL APPLY ONLY TO THE PORT YOU HAVE SELECTED IN ITEM D ENABLE ACK NAK USE BG COUNT KEY DISABLED PORT 1 ACK NAK BE SURE DIS...

Page 60: ...BLE NOT AVAILABLE ON PORT 3 or PORT 4 A Turn Keyswitch to vertical position hold Batch Key on Control down and switch the Sorter Power Switch to ON B Cycle MOTOR ON OFF Key until Display shows C Press BAG STOP Key The Display will show D Cycle the BAG COUNT Key until the Display shows the port you wish to change PROGRAM PORTS USE BAG STOP KEY SELECT PORT NO USE BG COUNT KEY PORT 1 9600 N 7 1 DTE T...

Page 61: ...ct the next programming parameter OR Turn the Keyswitch to horizontal then back to vertical to exit the programming mode 7 6 SELECT RTS CTS ENABLE A Turn Keyswitch to vertical position hold Batch Key on Control down and switch the Sorter Power Switch to ON B Cycle MOTOR ON OFF Key until Display shows ENABLE DTR DSR USE BG COUNT KEY ENABLED PORT 1 DTR DSR BE SURE DISPLAY SHOWS CORRECT PORT NUMBER T...

Page 62: ...BAG STOP Key to select the next communications parameter OR Press MOTOR ON OFF Key to select the next programming parameter OR Turn the Keyswitch to horizontal then back to vertical to exit the programming mode SELECT PORT NO USE BG COUNT KEY PORT 1 9600 N 7 1 DTE THE RTS CTS THAT YOU SELECT WILL APPLY ONLY TO THE PORT YOU HAVE SELECTED IN ITEM D ENABLE RTS CTS USE BG COUNT KEY DISABLED PORT 1 RTS...

Page 63: ...exit the programming mode 9 SELECT IF BAG STOPS ARE ACTIVE OR DISABLED A Turn Keyswitch to vertical position hold Batch Key on Control down and switch the Sorter Power Switch to ON B Cycle MOTOR ON OFF Key until Display shows C Cycle BAG STOP Key to select either of the following choices D When the Display shows your choice exit by pressing the MOTOR ON OFF Key for the next programming selection o...

Page 64: ...it the programming mode 11 SELECT UNIT OR DOLLAR DISPLAY FOR BAG STOP AND COUNT A Turn Keyswitch to vertical position hold Batch Key on Control down and switch the Sorter Power Switch to ON B Cycle MOTOR ON OFF Key until Display shows C Cycle BAG STOP Key to select either of the following choices D When the Display shows your choice exit by pressing the MOTOR ON OFF Key for the next programming se...

Page 65: ...d switch the Sorter Power Switch to ON B Cycle MOTOR ON OFF Key until Display shows C Cycle BATCH Key to display the coin to be changed The existing value for that coin will be displayed D Cycle the ACCEPT Key to show the three choices available for that coin E When the Display shows the choice to be changed 1 Cycle the GRAND Key to the digit column to be changed The digit will flash SELECT BAG ST...

Page 66: ... G Exit using one of the following Cycle the BATCH Key to move to the next Bagstop to be programmed OR Press the MOTOR ON OFF Key to select the next programming choice OR Turn the Keyswitch to horizontal then back to vertical to exit the programming mode Note This will return the Control to normal operation Cycle the bagstop key to the desired station and select the desired quantity Refer to bagst...

Page 67: ...ion for that coin will be displayed Refer to FIGURE 10 for coin locations D If you wish to change the existing coin value proceed to Step E If the coin is to be disabled no count programmed for a token count unit count does not add to totals or changed to a coin type denomination value adds to total E Cycle the ACCEPT Key until the Display required is shown SET COIN SPECS USE BATCH KEY DISABLED CO...

Page 68: ...clear the Display and enter the proper coin value I Exit using one of the following Cycle the BATCH Key to move to the next coin to be programmed OR Press the MOTOR ON OFF Key to select the next programming choice OR Turn the Keyswitch to horizontal then back to vertical to exit the programming mode UNIT T 1 COIN 3 VALUE OR 01 COIN 3 VALUE OR NO COUNT UNIT TOKEN TYPE COIN TYPE DISABLED COIN 3 VALU...

Page 69: ...severe enough to stop the Sorting Motor will cause the Power Supply to go into a foldback semi shutdown mode and if left unattended will eventually blow one or both of the fuses FIGURE 18 FUSE LOCATION DISCONNECT SORTER FROM POWER BEFORE EXAMINING OR REPLACING FUSES ALWAYS REPLACE THE FUSE WITH THE CORRECT SIZE AND TYPE FOR CONTINUED CIRCUIT PROTECTION FUSES PORT 1 PORT 4 PORT 3 PORT 2 ...

Page 70: ...l injury or death to you or other persons The frequency of any cleaning program must be determined by the operator and will ultimately be controlled by operational environment condition of coin frequency of use etc The Power Cord should always be disconnected before cleaning DISCONNECT THE POWER CORD FROM THE POWER SOURCE BEFORE CLEANING OR REMOVING A JAMMED COIN OR OTHER OBJECT THE COIN TOTALS AN...

Page 71: ... Coin Sensors located at the coin exit points control the counting and must be kept clean and free of dirt buildups coin dust bag strings etc at all times Should either situation arise proceed as follows a Disconnect the Sorter from Power b Close the Inspection Pan completely and then lift straight up to remove c Lift the Top Cover for access to the finned Elastic Sorting Disc Note A short metal r...

Page 72: ...ng jam removal Operator Maintenance g Close the Upper Front Cover and replace the Inspection Pan Connect the Sorter to Power and if desired test for proper operation with coin as follows FIGURE 19 COUNT SENSOR CLEANING ...

Page 73: ...mpty Drawer or Bag at Bag Stop c Improperly installed or folded Coin Bag If a Coin Drawer is overfilled remove the Drawer slowly so that coins are not spilled If a Coin Bag is overfilled the coins will also back up inside the Coin Chute Straighten the Bag and or shake the Chute to allow the coins to fall settle If the jam persists carefully remove the Chute place your hand under the Chute to retai...

Page 74: ...service specialists are available either on call or for execution of preventative maintenance programs scheduled through formal service contracts Our policy is to continually improve products We reserve the right to change specifications and or designs without notice ...

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