GBA Global Bill Acceptors
GBA GV1 Operation Manual
Astrosys International Ltd
October 2018
GBA GV1 Operation Manual v2.00 Page 3 of 33
1.0 INTRODUCTION
This manual describes the operation and maintenance of the GBA GV1 integrated bill validator and
stacker. It is intended to assist the user in the set-up, installation and operation of the product.
If, after reviewing this manual, you have any questions about this or any other Astrosys products
then please visit our web sites at
www.globalbillacceptors.com
and
www.microcoin.com
, or contact
your regional sales office for assistance (see contact details at the end of this manual).
The GBA GV1 note reader offers a secure, modular, front access vault solution, particularly
designed for the kiosk and gaming industries. It is a global product, with snap-change note guides
to accommodate varying currencies. Validated notes are stacked in a rugged Cashbox which is
easily removed, has optional door locks and can also be locked into place within the housing. The
following are some of the extensive GV1 features:
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A wide range of interfaces including: Parallel, Pulse, Serial, MDB, ccTalk®, SSP, SGI etc.
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Accepts up to 32 notes per configuration, in 4 directions (max. note width 85mm)
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Accepts note sizes from 62 to 85mm wide, 120 to 165mm long
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Secure 800-note capacity cashbox
(new USD$1 notes)
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RFID Audit capable
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Illuminated, blue flashing note guide as standard
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Independent note validation module
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Optional magnetic feature and magnetic ink detection
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Integrated barcoded coupon reader
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USB Flash drive update for firmware and noteset configurations
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Comprehensive GV Talk software support package
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Range of stylish bezels to suit a variety of applications
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Modular construction for rapid tool-free servicing
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Removable upper housing assembly for access to internal note path
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On board individual note Enable / Disable
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Automatic sensor calibration
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On board tri-colour diagnostic LEDs
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CE, UL, C-Tick and RoHS compliant
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Manufactured to ISO 9001 standards
Please note that the terms "bill", "banknote" and "note" are used interchangeably in this document
to imply a single piece of paper currency.
References to LHS (Left Hand Side) & RHS (Right Hand Side) used in this manual are from the
viewpoint of a user inserting notes into the GV1 unit.
