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Users Guide for NC-350A Currency Counter
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2. Correctly setting the Thickness Control Knob will eliminate unnecessary cases of these incidents.
3. The DD system defaults to d - - 3 at switch-on. This is the standard setting recommended for use
when the quality of the bank notes is consistent. Very dirty currency and/or where the bills being
counted vary widely in their condition, are provided for by the following pre-set DD levels to
enable the machine to run smoothly without frequent false, or ‘nuisance’ stops. These positions
are d - - 1 (LOW), d - - 3 (STANDARD) and d - - 5 (HIGH). Your local distributor will be aware of
the prevailing conditions and can advise you of the optimum settings for your area, in conjunction
with your own experimentation.
By pressing the ADD key for five seconds, the machine will enter into the Double Detection Setting.
The display will show:
Press the LEVEL key to sequentially change the Double Detection (DD) level. The default d - - - 2
setting will change through d - - - 1 (LOW), d - - - 2 (STANDARD) and d - - - 3 (HIGH). After selecting
the desired level, press the START key to save the setting and exit from the setting mode.
6. SPEED SETTING
NOTE:
It is most important to appreciate that the counting speed you select is crucial when processing bank
notes, and that the speed should be varied according to condition. The simple rule is that the better
the quality, the faster you can count currency, without nuisance stops.
When the bank notes being counted are in a distressed condition, and lacking in dimensional stability,
the low speed of 600 notes per minute should be selected.
Counting at the highest speed of 1,500 notes per minute should only be used for bank notes in new,
to very good, condition.
By pressing the SPEED key, the machine will enter into the SPEED system feature. The display will
show: