MNP85ENV00
Rev.02 (2014-01-07) Page 6 of 20
When a banknote is rejected, once it rejected, the red LEDs will blink a number of
times, which will depend on the reason for the rejection. The numbers of blinks mean
the following:
Number of blinks
Meaning
1
Banknote not recognised
2
Banknote inhibited by host machine
3
Banknote inhibited by banknote reader
3. Using dip switches
After removing the stacker, inside of the banknote reader you can find 8 dip switches
used to carry out changes in the way the reader works.
The next tables explain the various options and relevant modes of operation that can
be set with the dip switches.
(See Figure 6)
3.1 Normal operation (communication with machine)
The reader is in normal operating mode when switches 7 and 8 are OFF. With this
selection MDB communication takes place between the banknote reader and the
machine to which it is connected. Selecting switches 1, 2 and 3 choose one of the
available LED lighting combinations for the front of the reader as shown in the
following table:
LEDs MANUAL
PC EXPLANATION
SW1 SW2 SW3
SW7
SW8
OFF OFF OFF
OFF
OFF
Burst of 2 blue LEDs
OFF OFF ON
OFF
OFF
Gradient power-on sequence for
each blue LED
OFF ON OFF
OFF
OFF
Sequence of blue LEDs in
motion while they are all on and
intensity gradient
OFF ON ON
OFF
OFF
Blue LEDs in motion converging
toward the centre
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
Burst of blue LEDs
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
Blue LEDs in motion
ON ON OFF OFF OFF
Simultaneous dawn of all blue
LEDs
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
All blue LEDs on at half intensity
The dip switches that do not appear in the previous table have no effect in achieving
the configuration explained. Putting the switches in these positions indicated is
enough.
