JCM UBA Pro RQ Series, Integration Manual

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Section 1 UBA Pro RT/RQ™ Series Banknote Recycler General Information
Disposal Considerations
The battery disposal requirements are defined as
follows:
1. Do not allow positive (+) and negative (-) battery
terminals to touch each other.
2. Use caution so that batteries stored or transported
together do not short circuit.
3. Follow federal, state and local regulations for
battery disposal.
Banknote Fitness Requirements
The following Banknote types may not validate
correctly, or can cause a Banknote jam and/or dam-
age to the Unit’s Transport path. Banknotes exhib-
iting the conditions listed below and illustrated in
Figure 3 should be avoided:
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Torn
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Worn
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Taped
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Excessive folds or wrinkles
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Dirty
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Wet
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Adhering foreign objects and/or oil
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Excessive miscuts, misaligns and/or misprints
Primary Features
The RT/RQ Unit contains the following primary
features:
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The RT Unit is equipped with one high capacity
compact Recycler, containing two drums for
recycling two denominations of Banknotes.
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The RQ Unit is equipped with two high capacity
compact Recyclers, each containing two drums for
recycling four denominations of Banknotes.
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Each Recycler’s Drum can store up to 30
Banknotes.
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The Recycler is lockable and removal, and contains
a memory device to assure safe and secure cash
handling.
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Processing speed is approximately double or
greater than the previous UBA-RC Series Units.
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The Automatic Centering Mechanism allows the
Unit to read Banknotes ranging from 62 to 85mm in
width, and it will automatically center Banknotes
inserted obliquely to help improve the acceptance
rate (the acceptable Banknote width depends on the
Cash Box).
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Easily access to all the note paths for maintenance
efficiency.
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Able to stack up to 800 Banknotes in the plastic
Cash Box (only Large Box).
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The JCM patented Anti-Pullback Mechanism
provides powerful protection against Banknote
stringing operations.
Figure 3 Unacceptable Banknotes
Figure 3 Unacceptable Banknotes
Damaged or Taped Banknotes
Wrinkled or Folded Banknotes
Curled, Folded or Partial Banknotes
Dirty Banknotes Wet or Oiled Banknotes