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Contents

Introduction....................................................................... 4

Specifications..................................................................... 4

Safety Precautions.............................................................. 4

Delivery Set....................................................................... 5

Appearance....................................................................... 5

Control panel..................................................................... 7

External Sensors, Path Sensors and Pocket Switch.................. 8

Preparing for Operation....................................................... 12

Operation.......................................................................... 14

Setup Menu...........................................................

Detection.......................................................................... 18

Speed............................................................................... 18

Information....................................................................... 18

Pockets capacity................................................................. 19

Factory reset..................................................................... 20

Extended visual mode......................................................... 22

Sound Volume ................................................................... 23

LCD Brightness .................................................................. 23

Theme selection ................................................................ 20

Language ......................................................................... 20

Operating Keys................................................................... 24

Messages

........................................... 38

in course of operation

Error Messages.................................................................. 38

Info messages................................................................... 39

Maintenance...................................................................... 41

Troubleshooting.................................................................. 41

Transportation and Storage.................................................. 43

Support and Warranty......................................................... 43

Firmware Upgrade.............................................................. 44

Warranty Conditions............................................................ 47

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Page 1: ...USER MANUAL www magnerinternational com User Manual Version 0 Production date MAGNER International 2014 EBKM 00D800 00 00 001 03UM_Magner Pantone 7502C Pantone 294C VALUE COUNTER VALUE COUNTER ...

Page 2: ...8 Speed 18 Information 18 Pockets capacity 19 Factory reset 20 Extended visual mode 22 Sound Volume 23 LCD Brightness 23 Theme selection 20 Language 20 Operating Keys 24 Messages 38 in course of operation Error Messages 38 Info messages 39 Maintenance 41 Troubleshooting 41 Transportation and Storage 43 Support and Warranty 43 Firmware Upgrade 44 Warranty Conditions 47 3 MAGNER PRB VALUE COUNTER MA...

Page 3: ...ollowing operation requirements and observe the below mentioned safety precautions 1 The counter s rotating parts are potentially hazardous for the user Do not touch the gear as it may cause an injury We highly recommend that the user avoid wearing any jewelry and loose clothes and cover long hair when operating the machine 2 Do not touch by wet hands the counter the power supply plug and the powe...

Page 4: ...ensors and pocket switch To open the path press simultaneously the fixing an upper part see locks Figure 1 item 4 and then holding the the case pull the upper part hollows of of the see Figure 2 item 10 up to the stop To close the path push counter the upper part up to a click Figure 5 Figure 6 and Figure 7 show the external sensors the path sensors and the pocket switch Control panel Figure 3 1 T...

Page 5: ...t jerks To remove the guide for example before transportation take the upper part of the guide press it slightly and then pull it up Figure 8 Clamps Tabs Figure 9 Banknote Banknote guide holder guide holder Banknote guide holder Slots Figure 10 Figure 11 3 Connect the counter to electric outlet by power cord Operation 1 Make sure that the safety precautions mentioned in the relevant section of the...

Page 6: ...tch Counting mode is MIX Start mode is automatic Accumulation mode is off Batch mode is off because in MIX mode it s always disable Counting speed is 1 200 banknotes per minute Ultraviolet detection UV is off 1 If required the factory settings may be replaced by user settings 3 Adjust the feeder gap The manufacturer presets the gap in accordance with the currencies to be counted However if the cou...

Page 7: ...r example a counterfeit printed on plain paper the banknote goes to the reject pocket the rejection causes are available in the REPORT submenu MG is magnetic features detection When it s activated and a banknote without magnetic marks has been found the banknote goes to the reject pocket the rejection causes are available in the REPORT submenu DENSITY is banknote density detection that available o...

Page 8: ...lider Figure 20 to the required value The slider moves by steps of 5 notes each 25 30 35 etc Attention For counting of worn notes we suggest the reject pocket limit would be not more than 50 notes otherwise it may cause unsmooth stacking or jamming of notes Note All the banknotes that do not match to the counting sorting criteria get into the reject pocket including the notes with tears and other ...

Page 9: ...otes will be transferred into the reject pocket To get an access to the orientation sorting press the hot keys see Figure 25 By pressing ORT key the dropdown menu orientation sorting appears The required orientation may be selected by a repetitive pressing of the key in this case the modes will be selected in turn After the required mode has been selected the dropdown menu automatically disappears...

Page 10: ...m the minimum MIN to the maximum MAX you increase the sound volume see Figure 26 At extreme left position MIN the sound is off LCD Brightness Moving the slider from the minimum MIN to the maximum MAX you increase the brightness of LCD screen see Figure 26 Figure 28 THEME SELECTION You can choose one of the preset themes of graphic user interface GUI Chosen theme is marked by blue check box at the ...

Page 11: ...e main screen s visual mode In the standard visual mode the operating keys next to the active user key are highlighted in green The figures given below show the control panel appearance for various users at Figure 31 is for 1st user I at Figure 32 is for 2nd user II Operating Keys Green highlight Figure 31 Green highlight User I Green highlight Figure 32 In the extended visual mode the highlighted...

Page 12: ...heir authentication calculation of the total amount the number of counted banknotes and amounts of each denomination The display is shown the total amount of the counted banknotes the numbers of rejected and accepted banknotes see Figure 36 The detailed report on each denomination s number and amount is available by pressing the key REPORT submenu Batch Report see Figure 37 For more details on sub...

Page 13: ...manual currency selection is activated the key highlighted in blue appears see Figure 41 The list of hot currencies up to 10 is appeared These currencies can be counted with recognition of denominations and counterfeit detection The check box of selected currency is highlighted in blue To select another currency press its name and the color of the check box at the left of this currency is switched...

Page 14: ...he left of denominations are highlighted in blue If it s required that the banknotes of the certain denomination get into the stacker press the the required denomination in this case the check box at the left of selected value become blue while the other check boxes become grey see Figure 44 For the user s convenience the selected value of denomination in mode DEN is shown on the main screen at th...

Page 15: ...is reached the indicator is started to blink and in 10 seconds message BATCH IS READY is appeared on the screen If the number of the banknotes in the stacker is less than the batch size the message is add X where X is the number of banknotes required for the batch of the selected size in 10 seconds message ADD BANKNOTES is appeared on the screen Note The batch size indicator is also the hot key fo...

Page 16: ...see Figure 51 is listed all the banknotes counted since the moment the counter s switched on see article 2 of subsection Operation The key is used to clear the reports To avoid an accidental clearing of the results confirmation is required see Figure 49 Key is used for exit from the submenu Figure 51 Areport on the rejected banknotes is available in two versions reject pocket report Blue highlight...

Page 17: ...he banknote Remove the banknote denom X Y where X currency Y denom In DEN mode the denomination of banknote does not match the specified one Orientation Banknote orientation does not match the specified one Place the banknote into the hopper according to the specified orientation Small notes gap Continuous chain short side of note is too long or the gap between two notes is too short Remove the ba...

Page 18: ...rror Remove the banknotes and recount them Note quota overflow There are more banknotes fed than required by the current mode batch size stacker capacity Remove the banknotes and recount them 35 34 7 Key ADD By pressing the ADD key the accumulation mode is switched on or switch off The accumulation mode is intended for summing up of the number of the counted banknotes by denominations and calculat...

Page 19: ... test Switch off the machine Open the path and remove the banknotes the foreign objects blocking CIS see item 3 Figure 5 Figure 6 Then switch on again If the error is reappeared call a technician Calibration error 37 36 Table 2 Error Messages Note s jam clean the path A banknote is jammed in the path during counting More banknotes than required were placed into the stacker in the batch mode Remove...

Page 20: ...alibration Please wait till operation completion The sensors are in course of calibration the calibration is ran automatically at the moment of switching on and then every 30 minutes It is impossible to take banknotes out of the hopper Wait till the message box is disappeared Adjust the hopper s guides according to the length of the longest note in the batch Adjust the feeder gap if required means...

Page 21: ...ds The transportation conditions temperature 30 to 50 C relative humidity up to 98 without water condensation at 25 C and atmosphere pressure 84 to 107 kPa 630 to 800 mm Hg The machine in the original package can be stored in a heated and ventilated warehouse at the temperature of 5 C to 40 C and a relative humidity not exceeding 80 at 25 C A warehouse should be free of the agressive agents acid a...

Page 22: ...plication requests the update server again and shows the message not required in the Figure 56 6 Close the application BVS Update 7 Wait till self testing is over and switch off the counter 8 Disconnect the USB cable 9 Switch on the counter again wait till self testing is over and the updated machine is ready for operation MAGNER PRB VALUE COUNTER MAGNER PRB VALUE COUNTER MPRB MPRB EBKM COM ...

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