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Currency Discrimination Fitness Sorter SB - 2000 Service Manual

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In case Boot in flash memory is damaged, it is impossible to upgrade even in SOS mode,

therefore, please be careful.

2) Upgrade by using USB memory stick

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Save *.swp file in USB-File Folder to Root folder in USB memory stick.

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Press “MENU

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1(USB DOWN LIST)”, then, the machine will be USB memory mode

as Pic 1.

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If USB memory stick is not properly inserted or if USB memory stick which is not

compatible with the machine is used, USB:ERROR will happen. In this case, remove and

insert USB memory stick again or use different USB memory stick.

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If there is no problem with the connection with USB memory stick, LCD will be displayed as

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Pic 3. Select the file for upgrade by using

key and press “START” key to upgrade the

machine.

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At this time, the message “Please Wait 40 seconds…” will be displayed as Pic 4. and the

machine will be automatically turned off and on after upgrade is finished.

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Do not turn off the machine and wait until the machine is automatically turned off.

Pic 1. Main B’d

Pic 2. Image B’d

Summary of Contents for SB-2000

Page 1: ...e Processing Technology We ve been there when you needed SB 2000 Currency Discrimination Fitness Sorter Service Manual V1 4 SBM Co Ltd 6F Hyunwoo Bldg 206 Anyang7 Dong Manan Gu Anyang City Gyeonggi Do Korea 430 817 ...

Page 2: ...d with water Do not use aerosol cleaners Gas Leaks Never use any machine close to a gas leak If you think gas is leaking call the gas company immediately A small electrical spark in the machine could cause a fire or explosion Precaution When using the machine these precautions should always be followed 1 Never push objects of any kind into your machine through the case or cabinet openings 2 Do not...

Page 3: ... Battery is used for PBA POWERIO in this machine If wrong date and time are displayed on LCD after correct setting it is necessary to change the battery of PBA POWERIO Please read the following instructions carefully before changing the battery FCC Compliance Statement Neither this manual nor any part may be reproduced transmitted or distributed in any form or by any means electronic or mechanical...

Page 4: ...nd Spec L Wrench Ø1 5 Hexagonal Screwdriver 5mm L Wrench Ø2 Screwdriver 2 5mm Spanner 7mm Screwdriver Ø6 Long Nose Multi Meter Nipper Dust Blower Aerosol Anti Static Gloves Rubber Coated Dust Air Blower Dust Blower Dust may cause to occur a short in PCB so periodically clear dust apt to be accumulated inside of machine ...

Page 5: ...hapter Basic Operation 24 Chapter S W Version and Currency Check 34 7 1 MAIN S W VERSION 34 7 2 IMAGE S W VERSION 35 Chapter Set Function and its Parameters 36 8 1 SERVICE MENU 1 36 8 2 SERVICE MENU 2 41 Chapter SHADING 50 9 1 CIS SHADING 51 9 2 IR SHADING 53 9 3 UV SHADING 55 9 4 MR SHADING 58 9 5 CAP SHADING 61 Chapter LCD Error Message 64 Chapter Adjustment 65 11 1 CIS Sensor 65 11 2 Three Vari...

Page 6: ...3 VD_OPE Front Side 85 CF_AMP Front Side 87 VD_MRA Front Side Rear Side 88 VD_MRS_L Front Side Rear Side 88 VD_MRS_R Front Side Rear Side 88 VD_UVA Front Side Rear Side 89 VD_UVB Front Side Rear Side 89 VD_RP_TRN Front Side 90 VD_RP_RCV Front Side Rear Side 90 CAP_AMP Front Side 91 CONNECTOR Front Side 92 CAP_RECEIVE Front Side 92 Chapter Assembly Drawings 92 Chapter Specifications 120 ...

Page 7: ...n connecting a printer option 1 pc Choosing a Location To help guarantee trouble free operation of your machine place it on a flat stable surface near your workstation Do not place your machine In direct sunlight Near heat sources or air conditioners In dusty or dirty environments Handling the Machine When handling or moving the machine do not lift with grasping the Reject Pocket The picture shows...

Page 8: ...vider the Call number will be displayed as below And the machine will display version of software and its checksum also Printer Your SB 2000 has a serial interface port which allows you to connect your printer to print out counting result To connect your printer to the machine follow the steps below 1 Make sure that both the SB 2000 and the printer are turned off 2 Plug the cable of printer into t...

Page 9: ... of the Parts 2 1 FRONT VIEW 2 2 REAR VIEW CURRENCY GATE ADJUSTMENT REAR COVER OPEN HANDLE AC CONNECTOR PARALLEL PORT POWER SWITCH USB Type A CONNECTOR SERIAL CONNECTOR 2 HOPPER LCD CONTROL PANEL FRONT COVER OPEN KNOB REJECT POCKET STACKER USB Type B CONNECTOR SERIAL CONNECTOR 1 ...

Page 10: ...Discrimination Fitness Sorter SB 2000 Service Manual 9 2 3 Inside Left Inside Right PBA Main Feed Motor Encoder Inside Main Motor Encoder PBA Image PBA CF AMP PBA AMP TAPE Feeding Motor Exit Sub Motor Main Motor ...

Page 11: ...scrimination Fitness Sorter SB 2000 Service Manual 10 Inside Rear 1 Inside Rear 2 SMPS MG Single Left Right MR Array RP2 UV Tape Detect Receive CIS Image Sensor IR Receiver UV Tran Rcv Ref Type Roller Detect Tape ...

Page 12: ...Currency Discrimination Fitness Sorter SB 2000 Service Manual 11 Inside Rear 3 IR White Trans Block Tape Detect Roller UV Rcv Trans Type UV Tran Rcv Ref Type MR Array MG Single ...

Page 13: ...splaying Inputting by Key Sensors Hopper RP1 RP2 JP SP Reject Stacker Front Cover Main Encoder Feed Encoder CIS Recognition Fitness Mechanism Control Main Motor Sub Motor Spinning the Stacker Wings Feed Motor Solenoid Cooling Fan Main Encoder Feed Encoder Important parts on Main Board ADC CPU PLD EEPROM Feed Motor Driver Power LED Blinking LED Solenoid Driver Main Motor Driver Current Driver ...

Page 14: ...IS CAP Tape Output Port Serial Parallel USB RJ11 Customer Display Amp Boards CPU Image Processor PLD Flash SDRAM RS233C Driver Blinking Power LED CF Amp Board Description of CF Amp Board Input MR Array 6Chanels MRS L R Role Output Amplifying MR signal and transferring it to the Image Board CAP Amp Board Description of CAP Board Amplifying the CAP sensor signal and transferring it to the Image Boar...

Page 15: ...iscrimination Fitness Sorter SB 2000 Service Manual 14 OPE Board Conn Board Reject Sensor T R JP SP Rcv Right Upward Arrow Key Downward Arrow Key Hopper Sensor T R LCD Mode Key Clear Key Start Key JP SP Rcv Left ...

Page 16: ...crimination Fitness Sorter SB 2000 Service Manual 15 2 5 Ports No Name of Port Connecting to 1 Micro USB For Developer 2 RJ11 Customer Display 3 RS232C PC Printer 4 USB USB Stick For S W Upgrade 5 Parallel Printer ...

Page 17: ...unction These sensors are very sensitive and if they are not cleaned correctly every day this may negatively affect the performance of the machine Clean the sensors every day after operating The power must be turned off before cleaning and please do not use a volatile solvent for cleaning T TRN Transmitter R RCV Receiver HOPPER REJECT_T REJECT_R UVB RP2_R JP_T JP_R IR White_TRN_MODULE CIS BLOCK_TA...

Page 18: ...ness Sorter SB 2000 Service Manual 17 VIEW B RP1 SENSOR CIS SENSOR ROLLER DETECT TAPE RP2 SENSOR UV SENSOR VIEW A VIEW B VIEW A RP2 SENSOR MAGNETIC READER SENSOR UV SENSOR ASS Y BLOCK TAPE DETECT IR White TRANS RP1 SENSOR VIEW A ...

Page 19: ... your machine working properly please clean the photo sensors the rollers and the scanning glass once a day If excess dust is allowed to accumulate the recognition rate can be lower than expected 1 Open the rear cover 2 Clean inside of the rear cover 3 Carefully wipe the scanning glass with a soft dry cloth If the glass is very dirty first wipe it with a slightly dampened cloth with alcohol then w...

Page 20: ...anual 19 2 7 ROLLERS ROLLER_SEPARATOR_B ROLLER_PINCH ROLLER_REJECT_V ROLLER_PINCH ROLLER_FEED_4_V ROLLER_PINCH_EXIT ROLLER_FEED_3_V ROLLER_PINCH ROLLER_FEED_2_V ROLLER_TRANSFER_V ROLLER_PINCH_V ROLLER_ADF_V ROLLER_PICK_UP ROLLER_FEED_MR_V ROLLER_DETECT_TAPE ...

Page 21: ...NT MIXED CLEAR Clear Errors Escaping from MODE Menu Returning to Initial Display START Counting Start in manual start Mode User Stop key Entering a selected parameter Scrolling Upward Scrolling Downward MENU Change Values of various Parameters Selecting Currency ADD Add function On Off CF Counterfeit CF Detection On Off FIT UF Toggling Stacker Fit or Stacker Unfit PRINT Printing GT For displaying ...

Page 22: ...unt of Bills in Stacker 6 Batch Size 7 Currency 8 Count of Bills in Rejecter 9 Amount of Bills in Stacker 10 Total Amount of Bills 11 Mode 12 Denomination 13 Speed 14 Density of Notes 15 M means Mixed Unfit note and other notes are mixed 16 Counterfeit Warning 17 Stacker Pocket Status FIT UNFIT AUTO CF ADD 100 RUB R 0 S 0 T 0 SR 0 TR 0 SINGL R10 M CF F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 ...

Page 23: ...f the bills is highly affected by the arrangement of the bills And the number of the rejected bills can be increased when they are not arranged and placed properly Refer to the pictures for the correct placement of the bills Good Bad Good Bad Please avoid counting bills like wet excessively dirty spoiled severely folded curled notes and with foreign material like clips bands etc Sometimes it cause...

Page 24: ...n the hopper Stacker is full Rejecter is full The number of the bills counted is the same as the batch number to be set in BATCH mode Errors have occurred If an error is occurred during operation and the machine stops then an error message will be displayed To clear the error press CLEAR key The machine will try to solve the problem automatically but if it fails to clear a jam or there are some ot...

Page 25: ...denomination of a bank note is successfully discriminated then the note will be sent to the output stacker If a note fails to be detected or it is a suspect note if CF is ON the note will be sent to the reject pocket To change into the MIXED mode press MODE key until MIXED is displayed on LCD SINGLE Mode In Single mode the machine sorts out notes whose denomination is the same as a selected denomi...

Page 26: ...en those notes will be sent to the Reject Pocket When ALL was selected the machine does not check denomination information All notes having same face will be sent to the stacker If you want to change the face or the denomination empty the output Stacker the input Hopper and retry with the first note whose face and denomination are the same as you want to sort out ORIENT Mode In this mode the machi...

Page 27: ...sed the more worn discolored contaminated and even torn they are That is why the fitness function of sorting these notes is required In FITNESS mode the machine can sort banknotes by 8 fitness conditions soil dirty tape tears missing corner holes corner folded oil stain and graffiti Users can make notes applicable to 8 sort of fitness conditions above mentioned Unfit Unfit banknotes will be sent t...

Page 28: ...T 1 3 The fitness level can be adjusted in special menu Please refer to Chapter 8 Set function and its parameters Set fitness Level for detail In FITNESS mode in case there is other banknotes except unfit notes in Reject Pocket warning sign M is displayed as following figure The sign F or UF is displayed as following figure ...

Page 29: ...ted the machine detects the denomination of the first note and sets it to the selected denomination Then it reads and sends to the stacker pocket the notes whose denomination is same to the first note If denomination is not same to the first note or unfit note those notes will be sent to the Reject Pocket Selecting Counterfeit Function Counterfeit detectors are turned on or off by pressing CF key ...

Page 30: ...s 150 the display will show the total 270 The Add function is On Off by pressing ADD key Selecting Batch Function BATCH key is used to turn on off the batch function Once BATCH is ON the machine stops if a count reaches at a set batch size The batch size can be input by using keypad for example to set batch size to 50 press BATCH key 5 0 START Batch size can not exceed the current capacity of the ...

Page 31: ...s information regarding counting results Every time pressing DISPLAY key the display mode is changed sequentially There are 3 kinds of views Large View Reject Reason View Detail View Amount piece Display of each denomination Below are some examples of each Display mode In Fitness Mode 1 Large View 2 Reject Reason View ...

Page 32: ...nd note was rejected by the reason of CF UV next CF UV etc The Down arrow in the picture means that there are more to the list and you can see rest of the list by pressing DOWN key In Reject reason view detailed unfit reason s is are displayed as following figure if Enter key is pressed after selecting specific rejected banknotes with Up Down key For instance below figure shows 5 th rejected bankn...

Page 33: ...ately in MIXED and SINGL mode namely there are two grand totals You can see only one grand total at a time for example in SINGL mode the display will show Summary of the Reject Reasons NO I D The machine failed to identify the denomination NO READ The note was not successfully read OVERRUN The next note was fed too close to the first note CF The note was suspected to be counterfeit by UV MR IR Sen...

Page 34: ...red the printing sequence number is automatically reset to 1 To exit from the grand total display mode just press GT or just start another counting job Grand Total View Grand Total for each denomination Selecting Currency The machine can work for several currencies if optional software is purchased To change currency press Currency key If you need to purchase more software to handle different curr...

Page 35: ... SET 7 FITNESSITEM SET 8 MAINTENANCE ALARM 7 1 MAIN S W VERSION MENU MODE 3 CODE 55757 2 The above 3rd display shows Version and Checksum of the software installed in the machine Provided that the machine has been recently upgraded several times and the user is complicated with which version software he installed in the machine check the version and checksum The 2C on the above 3 rd display means ...

Page 36: ...ING REPORT 2 MAIN S W VERSION 3 IMAGE S W VERSION 4 S N DISPLAY 5 S N SETTING 1 ERROR STOP CTRL 2 SENSOR LEVEL CTRL 3 SYSTEM REPORT 4 SET A S CALL No 5 SHADING 6 CF MODE SET 7 FITNESSITEM SET 8 MAINTENANCE ALARM VERSION 09 99 CHECKSUM OK E1EA 7 2 IMAGE S W VERSION MENU MODE 3 CODE 55757 3 ...

Page 37: ...Sensors How to enter SERVICE MENU 1 Service Menu 1 Display of SERVICE MENU 1 1 ERROR STOP CTRL 1 ERROR STOP ON 2 ERROR STOP OFF 2 SENSOR LEVEL CTRL 1 HOPPER LEVEL 2 DOUBLE LEVEL 3 SYSTEM REPORT 1 COUNTING REPORT 2 MAIN S W VERSION 3 IMAGE S W VERSION 4 S N DISPLAY 5 S N SETTING 4 SET A S CALL No 5 SHADING 1 CIS 2 IR 3 UV 4 MR 5 CAP 6 CF MODE SET 1 UV SET 2 MR SET 3 IR SET 4 MODE SET 5 FIT PASS SET...

Page 38: ...ction level To change the level press UP DOWN key and START key to save the change then exit from the menu by pressing MENU key HOPPER LEVEL If the machine does not detect it even though there are notes on the Hopper lower the level Default 3 DOUBLE LEVEL If the machine detects one note as Double lower the level If the machine does not detect Double notes raise the level Default 9 1 ERROR STOP CTR...

Page 39: ...t in S N Setting menu S N SETTING You can input the serial no of the machine It is available up to 20 characters by using Numeric Key After the machine is turned on A S call no is displayed on LCD In this mode you can set the telephone no It is available up to 15 characters by using Numeric Key and then press START key to save it Move to Left Move to Right Insert Mode Key AS NO SETTING ㅡ PRESS ENT...

Page 40: ...notes in Mixed Mode or in CF Detection Mode the system might not analyze the input of waveform It is possible to make a standard waveform for the system For more detail information please refer to the Chapter 9 5 SHADING 1 CIS 2 UV 3 MR 4 IR 5 CAP 6 CF MODE SET 1 UV SET 2 MR SET 3 IR SET 4 MODE SET 5 FIT PASS SET When the machine ask the password Press 35719 8 1 5 SHADING 8 1 6 CF MODE SET UV MR a...

Page 41: ...8 1 7 FITNESS SETTING User can set the FITNESS item for each denomination using this mode Set FITNESS item by pressing numeric key for each item ON OFF changes whenever pressing the numeric key and O means SELECTED X means NOT SELECT For some currency they are not available for some fitness items in this case will be displayed After finishing the setting get out from menu with START key 7 FIT SET ...

Page 42: ...current function press MENU key and to move SERVICE MENU1 press FITNESS key Press MENU MODE CODE 55757 DISPLAY 1 SENSOR TEST 1 LED TEST 2 CIS LED TEST 3 ADC TEST 4 SENSOR LOGIC TEST 5 UV TEST 6 MR TEST 7 SOIL SENSOR TEST 2 KEY TEST 3 COMMUNICATION TEST 1 MAIN IMAGE 4 MOTOR TEST 1 MAIN 800 RPM ON 2 MAIN 1000 RPM ON 3 MAIN 1200 RPM ON 4 MAIN MOTOR STOP 5 EXIT MOTOR ON 6 EXIT MOTOR OFF 7 MAIN LOW RPM...

Page 43: ... of Hopper RP1 RP2 JP SP Reject and Stacker 2 CIS LED TEST Machine has 5 Kinds of CIS LED Red Green Blue White IR With this mode you can turn on these LED one by one 3 ADC TEST In this mode the level of RP1 Right Sensor RP1 Left Sensor and HOPPER Sensor are displayed RP1 L and RP1 R must be bigger than 35 Hopper when a dark bill placed in the hopper sensor three or more must be shown If there is n...

Page 44: ...w Sensors Not Covered Covered Left Right Left Right RP1 H H L L RP2 H H L L JP H H L L SP H H L L COVER L Front door is closed L Rear door is closed H Front door is Open H Rear door is Open ST RE H No notes in Stacker H No notes in Rejecter L Note in Stacker L Note in Rejecter 5 UV TEST This Test Mode is only for developer 6 MR TEST This Test Mode is only for developer 7 SOIL SENSOR TEST This Test...

Page 45: ... of CLEAR key you exit from the current menu instead of displaying In case that START key is pressed more than once if MENU key is pressed you can exit from the current menu 8 2 3 COMMUNICATION TEST Main Image If communication between Main and Image PBA do not work it is not possible to detect denomination or counterfeit money In this test mode these two PBA will try to communicate each other and ...

Page 46: ...ck the condition of the exit motor that turns the wheel 8 2 5 SELECTOR TEST 4 MOTOR TEST 1 MAIN 800 RPM ON 2 MAIN 1000 RPM ON 3 MAIN 1200 RPM ON 4 MAIN MOTOR STOP 5 EXIT MOTOR ON 6 EXIT MOTOR OFF 4 MOTOR TEST 2 MAIN 1000 RPM ON 3 MAIN 1200 RPM ON 4 MAIN MOTOR STOP 5 EXIT MOTOR ON 6 EXIT MOTOR OFF 7 MAIN LOW RPM ON MENU MODE CODE 55757 DISPLAY 4 MENU MODE CODE 55757 DISPLAY 5 ...

Page 47: ...examine the work of the selector The selector changes the note path to the Rejecter pocket or Stacker pocket The selector is located above the wheels 8 2 6 FITNESS TEST 1 RESULT OF NOTE Place a banknote on the hopper FITNESS RESULT OF NOTE PLACE SAMPLE ON HOPPER 5 SELECTOR TEST 1 SELECTOR STACKER 2 SELECTOR REJECTOR MENU MODE CODE 55757 DISPLAY 6 ...

Page 48: ...justable For example prepare total 50 notes of RUB10 with same denomination and same orientation and place them on the hopper After processing the display shows as below DISTRIBUTION SOIL SET NUM KEY APPLY DISP FIT 1 USE FITNESS KEY R 10 USE MODE KEY 3 DSP DISTANCE 100 0 115 0 103 0 118 0 106 0 121 0 109 0 124 0 112 0 127 0 2 DISTRIBUTION OF NOTE 1 SOIL LEVEL 2 OTHER FITNESS RESULT OF NOTE CURRENC...

Page 49: ...E KEY 3 DSP DISTANCE 100 0 115 11 103 2 118 8 106 5 121 2 109 9 124 1 112 12 127 0 The 22 notes of 50 in the FIT range The other 28 notes of 50 in the UNFIT range 3 is distance of each soil level It can adjust the distance between the levels by pressing keys Pressing keys causes to adjust automatically the number of note at the each level whose level is between 0 and 255 If user wants to adjust th...

Page 50: ... levels of a processed notes bundle by each item of 7 fitness ones except Soil Different from the SOIL mode at OTHERS the fitness levels cannot be adjustable The display after placing a note on the hopper On above 2 nd figure the red circle means FITNESS level for each items DISTRIBUTION OF NOTES 1 HOLE 9 2 FOLDED 9 3 OIL STAINS 8 4 CORNER 9 5 GRAFFITI 9 6 TEAR 8 KEY TO SEE NEXT DISTRIBUTION OF NO...

Page 51: ... If the machine rejects too many notes in Mixed Mode or in CF Detection Mode the system might not analyze the input of waveform It is possible to make a standard waveform for the system 5 SHADING 1 CIS 2 IR 3 UV 4 MR 5 CAP ATTENTION Before shading make sure to clean all sensors Then please carry out LOAD DEFAULT in following order Press MENU 9 CLEAR 1 Display of SHADING MENUS ...

Page 52: ...ADING IMAGE SHADING CIS Shading Sheet opaque 1 Open the rear cover and clean the sensor 2 Place the shading sheet over the scanner as shown on the below pictures 3 Close the rear cover Start CIS shading process 23mm 200mm 11mm 11mm White O D 0 05 0 08 MENU MODE 5 1 CODE 55757 ...

Page 53: ...HADING MIN MAX AVG UNI B 0 00 0 03 0 00 W 0 66 1 14 0 97 81 OnTime 1 R 88 G 134 B 76 OnTime 2 R 46 G 68 B 41 OnTime IR_R 0 OK 5 SHADING 1 CIS 2 IR 3 SOIL 4 UV 5 MR 6 CAP Check if CIS SHADING result is OK In case Uniformity value is under 70 the result is NG After the SHADING open rear cover and take out the SHADING SHEET Processing Select the 1 CIS In displaying this message press START key ...

Page 54: ...9 81 OnTime 1 R 255 G 255 B 255 OnTime 2 R 139 G 229 B 118 OnTime IR_R 0 NG 9 2 IR SHADING IR Shading Sheet translucence 1 Open rear cover and clean the sensor 2 Place the shading sheet over the scanner as shown on the below pictures 3 Close the rear cover Start IR shading process 23mm 200mm 11mm 11mm MENU MODE 5 CODE 55757 4 SHANDIG NG Case 1 The left figure Harness cut off or disconnected to the...

Page 55: ...X AVG UNI IRB 0 00 0 03 0 00 IRW 0 84 1 31 1 01 81 WHB 0 00 0 03 0 00 WHW 0 83 1 29 1 00 75 OnTime IR_T 88 IR_R 0 OnTime WHT_T 188 OK Check if IR SHADING result is OK After SHADING open rear cover and take out the SHADING SHEET Please be careful about the orientation of shading sheet Put the convex surface of shading sheet upward ...

Page 56: ...ce the shading sheet over the scanner as shown on the below pictures 3 Close the rear cover IMAGE SHADING MIN MAX AVG UNI IRB 0 00 0 03 0 00 IRW 0 00 1 35 1 01 55 WHB 0 00 0 03 0 00 WHW 0 83 1 35 1 01 55 OnTime IR_T 91 IR_R 0 OnTime WHT_T 195 NG 165 mm 75 mm 4 MENU MODE 5 CODE 55757 SHANDIG NG Harness cut off or disconnected to the Main Board Without shading sheet Dirty or damaged surface of CIS M...

Page 57: ... 6 CAP WARNING FOR PROPER SHADING REFER TO THE SVC MANUAL PRESS ESC TO CANCEL PRESS ENTER TO GO UV SHADING RUR OK USD OK EUR OK KEY TO SEE NEXT UV SHADING WAIT ABOUT 5 SEC Select the 4 UV Press START key Processing Around 5 sec later the shading sheet is discharged from the machine to the Reject Pocket ...

Page 58: ...899 UVR OK 280 284 638 KEY TO SEE NEXT UV SHADING RUR NG USD NG EUR NG KEY TO SEE NEXT UV SHADING NO UV SHADING SHEET PLACE SHADING SHEET ON UV SENSOR THEN RETRY UV SHADING RUR 78 105 146 138 130 L 47 21 R UV OK 600 603 SUVT OK 550 548 SUVR OK 900 897 UVR OK 280 283 384 KEY TO SEE NEXT Check if UV SHADING result is OK To check the SHADING value press ...

Page 59: ...MR 5 CAP WARNING FOR PROPER SHADING REFER TO THE SVC MANUAL PRESS ESC TO CANCEL PRESS ENTER TO GO 9 4 MR SHADING MR SHADING SHEET Real Banknote US 1 MENU MODE 5 CODE 55757 4 Place 1 5 bills of US 1 on the hopper with the same direction as shown on the left figure Select the 4 MR Press START key ...

Page 60: ... 30 38 49 37 39 L 22 R 17 MR SHADING PLACE SHADING PAPER ON HOPPER When CIS cannot recognize the shading sheet 1US bill this error happens Make sure to check the CIS lens harness connection condition whether harness is cut off or not Check if MR SHADING result is OK If it is NG repeat placing the note several times until OK shows up on the display ...

Page 61: ...R 20 MR SHADING NG NORM 0 09 NOISE 1 2 2 2 2 2 L 1 R 2 LEVEL 32 HIGH 1 3 1 2 2 2 1 L 18 R 20 SHANDIG NG Case 1 Harness cut off or disconnected between CF AMP and Image Board No Signal Normal level values are not transferred to the Image Board SHANDIG NG Case 2 Harness cut off or disconnected between MG Sensor and CF AMP Too much Noise SHANDIG NG Case 3 Covered with Metallic dust on the MR Array se...

Page 62: ...ING SHEET 180x 105 mm CAP SHADING SHEET provided from SBM can be used or make 80 g m 2 paper according to the length and width as above Attention Make sure that close the rear door in turning on the machine As it were please do not open the rear door as far as the main motor runs MENU MODE 5 CODE 55757 5 Select the 5 CAP TAPE ...

Page 63: ...PRESS ESC TO CANCEL PRESS ENTER TO GO CAP SHADING STEP2 PLACE 1 SHADING SHEET ON CAP SENSOR THEN PRESS START Press START key 1 Open rear cover and wipe the metallic roller with soft cloth 2 Place the CAP shading sheet over metallic rollers array as shown on the following picture 3 Close the rear cover Press START key ...

Page 64: ...DING OK 0 1 2 3 4 NOTE 559 559 554 555 558 182 167 209 203 174 25 23 24 25 23 5 6 7 8 9 NOTE 558 556 556 557 556 166 182 172 155 168 22 23 21 20 21 Check if CAP SHADING result is OK After SHADING open the rear door and take out the SHADING sheet CAP SHADING NG 0 1 2 3 4 NOTE 525 525 525 525 525 131 148 129 128 118 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 6 7 8 9 NOTE 525 525 525 525 525 126 131 130 111 167 0 0 0 0 0 0 SHAND...

Page 65: ...sor JAM1 Jam Error near RP2 sensor JAM2 Jam Error near JP sensor JAM3 Jam Error near SP sensor Notes Please refer to the figures on Chapter 9 to see the position of the sensors Fixing Problems FRONT COVER OPEN REAR COVER OPEN 1 Press Front Rear Cover until it clicks in place 2 Press CLEAR CLEAR HOPPER 1 Remove the banknotes on the Hopper 2 Press CLEAR FEEDING JAM0 JAM1 JAM2 and JAM3 1 Remove bankn...

Page 66: ... SB 2000 has a RGB Red Green Blue multi light source so theoretically it requires 3 VRs In terms of user s convenience the CIS Shading function at SB 2000 is much more upgraded than SB 1100 11 2 Three Variable Resistors on OPE Board 1 LCD Contrast The density of LCD is adjustable by R28 2 LCD Back Light Turning the R12 clockwise by using a screwdriver the back light on the Display gets brighter On...

Page 67: ...sitivity Prepare a business card and black matt tape Stick the tape to the card as left picture Run the ADC TEST and place the card face attached the tape covering over the Hopper sensor Running the ADC TEST MENU MODE 55757 DISPLAY 1 SENSOR TEST 3 ADC TEST Adjust the Hopper value to 3 ...

Page 68: ...e Manual 67 11 3 SOLENOID TIMING To protect the Fly out make sure to keep a gap 2mm between the blade of guide selector and bent line of Plate Guide Lower making the blade 2mm upward from the bent line Turn the R26 by a screwdriver looking at the Display ...

Page 69: ...nd try to insert and draw it between gap of ADF and Separator roller until the note is passed through the gap When one note is passed through the gap is OK When two notes are passed through it is NG and required to adjust the gap so as to make it more narrow Separator ADF Pick Up roller Gap Troubles Too Wide Double Overrun Too Narrow Miss Feeding Jam 0 Turning direction Loosening the gap Turning d...

Page 70: ...over and turn the Pick up and ADF till the teeth position of two rollers is same as above figure Take off the Front Cover so carefully not to make the teeth positions disordered Hang the timing belt No S3M237 on the 3 pulleys as shown on the left picture For more detailed assembling and disassembling refer to the Chapter 13 Pulley Timing Belt Roller Pick up Roller Pick up ...

Page 71: ...UPGRADE USB DOWN LIST Loading USB List USB OK When needed Program file name is displayed press START key Please Wait 40 seconds Not inserting an USB Stick if the USB DOWN LITST command is executed the following message would display USB ERROR PLEASE INPUT USB Nevertheless the machine can consequently recognize the USB Stick within 7 8 seconds with the message USB OK 3 The machine will be powered o...

Page 72: ...SERIAL PORT 1 Verify which COM is allocated to USB port OR Serial port in your PC 2 Prepare a USB Cable OR Serial Cable The cables provided by SBM are recommended to use 3 Connect between the machine and your PC port with a prepared cable Providing that USB Port is selected in this instruction STEP 2 Execute vol_SB2000_V1 0 exe and select Com PORT 1 Execute the Vol_SB2000_V1 0 2 Find Comm in the T...

Page 73: ...ode in the Top Menu bar 2 Clicking it is followed by a pop up window where programs are selectable 3 Select the SBM L_BOOT and then click FILE in the Top Menu bar OPEN of the full down menus 4 Another pop up window OPEN shows up 5 Select the Boot_xxxxxx x is a numeral on the OPEN which is provided by SBM Comm SETUP ...

Page 74: ...Bar and selecting BOOT file Boot_xxxxxx the Programmer a window pop up immediately shows up Then click Program Next in a row to write the program Install over the Boot file and close the pop up window 2 Likewise select KERNEL program Kernel_xxxxxx and Ramdisk_xxxxxx respectively and sequentially install them over And power off and on File OPEN ...

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Page 76: ...matically turned off on reboot Close all pop up windows and select SBM IMAGE in Downmode After that select swm file in Image Folder and write this file in the same way as above If this work is done turn off and on the machine to finish upgrade of image software SOS MODE If the upgrading the main software is failed so if nothing is displayed on LCD OR if the upgrading the image software is failed s...

Page 77: ...mory stick which is not compatible with the machine is used USB ERROR will happen In this case remove and insert USB memory stick again or use different USB memory stick If there is no problem with the connection with USB memory stick LCD will be displayed as Pic 3 Select the file for upgrade by using key and press START key to upgrade the machine At this time the message Please Wait 40 seconds wi...

Page 78: ...16 exFAT or NTFS is used it may not work in SB 2000 normally or there might be some problem to run the machine STEP 7 SHADING After installing and upgrading programs make sure to do shadings Regarding how to do shading please refer to Ch 9 SHADING Please Wait 40 seconds USB ERROR PLEASE INPUT USB 02_RUR_USD_EUR_F RUE E5AAT 7AB 2 _M v1 09_6CAF _I v1 09_55B3 GM _SB 2000_101029 swp Loading USB List P...

Page 79: ..._ADF_V_S3M 40 Pulley_Feed_1_V_S2M 24 Pulley_Feed_1_V_S2M 24 Pulley_Feed_2_V_S3M 23 Pulley_Feed_4_V_S3M 32 Pulley_Feed_4_V_S3M 32 Pulley_Feed_Reject_V_S3M 24 Pulley_Feed_Reject_Clutch_V_S3M 15 Pulley_ADF_Clutch_V_S3M 32 Pulley_Feed_4_V_S3M 32 Pulley_Feed_MR_V_S3M 21 S3M198 S3M237 S3M255 S3M156 S3M252 S2M124 S2M231 ...

Page 80: ... particles etc So it is necessary for periodically clearing dust Dust may cause to occur critical short in PCB and its surrounding parts Following pictures show how to clear dust Open the Rear Door Wipe the Roller_Detect_Tape with cotton flannel or soft cloth Spout depressed air into the dust duct penetrated through the Case_Detect with Dust Air Blower or Aerosol At the opposite side do in the sam...

Page 81: ...OR FEED ENCODER MAIN ENCODER RP RCV CIS LT2R216N 6579 CH60mA CAP TRN S W SP L RCV JP L RCV SP R RCV JP R RCV REJECT RCV CAP RECEIVE REJECT TRN JP R TRN SP R TRN SP L TRN JP L TRN CAP AMP PARALLEL CF AMP MRA MRS R UVA MRS L CONNECTOR UVB RP TRN OPE LCD HOPPER MEMBRANE SMPS STACKER RCV STACKER TRN IR TRN NTL 3528IR 5V IMAGE MAIN VDH 12 VDH 11 VDH 16 PH 59 PH 53 PH 60 VDH 19 VDH 02 VDH 03 VDH 01 VDH ...

Page 82: ...Board Descriptions 15 2 1 VD_MAIN Front Side VD_MAIN_V2 1 Front Side EPLD FEED MOTOR FET INVERTER TR CURRENT DRIVER 3 3V LDO REGULATOR COMPARATOR REGULATOR COMPARATOR SRAM BUZZER TR SWITCH TACT FLASH EEPROM INVERTER CRYSTAL TR PWM MOTOR DRIVER N ch Power MOSFET OSCILLATOR ...

Page 83: ...p Down DC Convertor EPLD MPU Adjustable LDO Regulator AK8406 SRAM RS 232 BUFFER LINE DRIVER SWITCH TACT Power Inductor INVERTER IC 256 x 8BIT NAND FLASH 3 3V LDO REGULATOR Quad COMPARATOR 16x1 Anlaog Mux OP AMP DAC Diode Schottky Digital Potentiometer 100K Battery Socket OP AMP Adjustable LDO Regulator CRYSTAL OSCILLATOR CRYSTAL TR ...

Page 84: ...Currency Discrimination Fitness Sorter SB 2000 Service Manual 83 VD_IMAGE Rear Side VD_IMAGE_V2 2 Rear Side RS 232 Socket MODULA JACK USB Socket Voltage Detector 2 9V TR TR ...

Page 85: ...Currency Discrimination Fitness Sorter SB 2000 Service Manual 84 15 2 3 VD_OPE Front Side VD_OPE V2 2 Front Side LCD BL HOPPER D F F BUFFER LINE DRIVER TR TR POWER INDUCTOR DC CONVERTOR ...

Page 86: ...Currency Discrimination Fitness Sorter SB 2000 Service Manual 85 VD_OPE Rear Side VD_OPE V2 2 Rear Side LCD CONNECTOR FPC CONNECTOR HOPPER CONNECTOR ...

Page 87: ...Currency Discrimination Fitness Sorter SB 2000 Service Manual 86 15 2 4 CF_AMP Front Side CF_AMP_V2 0 Front Side OP AMP Adjustable LDO Regulator TR ...

Page 88: ...al 87 15 2 5 VD_MRA Front Side Rear Side 15 2 6 VD_MRS_L Front Side Rear Side 15 2 7 VD_MRS_R Front Side Rear Side VD_MRA V2 2 Front Side Rear Side VD_MRS_L V2 2 Front Side Rear Side VD_MRS_R V2 2 Front Side Rear Side MR SENSOR 9mm MR SENSOR 9mm MR SENSOR 60mm ...

Page 89: ...ice Manual 88 15 2 8 VD_UVA Front Side Rear Side 15 2 9 VD_UVB Front Side Rear Side VD_UVA V2 3 Front Side Rear Side VD_UVB V2 1 Front Side Rear Side RP2 TRN UV LED UVREFLECT UV SUV DUAL OP AMP UV DUAL OP AMP FET RP2 RCV UV LED UV REFLECT DUAL OP AMP TR ...

Page 90: ...ency Discrimination Fitness Sorter SB 2000 Service Manual 89 15 2 10 VD_RP_TRN Front Side 15 2 11 VD_RP_RCV Front Side Rear Side RP1 RCV RP1 TRN VD_RP_TRN V2 2 Front Side VD_RP_RCV V2 1 Front Side Rear Side ...

Page 91: ...Currency Discrimination Fitness Sorter SB 2000 Service Manual 90 15 2 12 CAP_AMP Front Side CAP_AMP V2 0 Front Side Digital Potentiometer 100K DUAL OP AMP DAC LDO TR QUAD OP AMP ZENER DIODE FET ...

Page 92: ...Currency Discrimination Fitness Sorter SB 2000 Service Manual 91 15 2 13 CONNECTOR Front Side 15 2 14 CAP_RECEIVE Front Side CONN_V1 1 Front Side CAP_RECEIVE V2 0 Front Side COMPARATOR FET OP AMP ...

Page 93: ...6 11 ASS Y PLATE BASE 16 12 ASS Y SELECTOR 16 13 ASS Y SMPS UNIT 16 14 ASS Y BKT MOTOR STACKER 16 15 ASS Y UPPPER BODY 2 16 16 ASS Y SHAFT ADF ADJUST 16 17 ASS Y SEPARATOR 16 18 ASS Y UPPPER BODY 3 16 19 ASS Y GUIDE IN LOWER 16 20 ASS Y GUIDE IN UPPER 16 21 ASS Y REAR BODY 16 22 ASS Y BLOCK TAPE DETECT 16 23 ASS Y_BKT_DETECTOR_V Parts required to handle with care ASS Y_BLOCK_TAPE_DETECT Apt to be ...

Page 94: ...1A01X2092A ASS Y_COVER_SIDE_UPPER_L_B 1 4 720714400A COVER_TOP_ENTRANCE_V 1 5 1A02X2091A ASS Y_COVER_TOP_C 1 6 7800F022XA SPECIAL_SCREW_UPPER 1 7 720105110B COVER_REAR_UPPER_1 1 8 720105010B COVER_REAR_LOWER_1 1 9 8607A013XA COOLING_FAN_60X60 t 10mm 1 10 1A01X2093A ASS Y_COVER_SIDE_UPPER_R_B 1 11 720105310B COVER_SIDE_LOWER_R_1 1 12 1A02X2117A ASS Y_POCKET_UPPER_8 1 13 1A02X2116A ASS Y_POCKET_LOWE...

Page 95: ...Q TY 1 8807B057XA WINDOW_LCD_V 1 2 8807A056XA FLIM_MEMBRANE 1 3 9002C028XA LABEL_WARNING_8 ENG 1 4 720714500A COVER_PANEL_MID_MEM 1 5 1A07X1107A PBA_VD_OPE_V2 2 1 6 720206010A COVER_PANEL_8 1 7 720004400A WINDOW_HOPPER 1 8 1A00X1004A PBA_HOPPER 1 9 720714600A KEY_UP DOWN_MEM 1 10 LCD_MODULE 1 11 720714700A KEY_START CLEAR_MEM 1 ...

Page 96: ... Service Manual 95 1 2 3 4 5 6 16 3 ASS Y COVER TOP CODE PART NAME Q TY 1 720004303A TRAY_BILL_IN_GUIDE 1 2 720001403A GUIDE_BILL_L 1 3 720001300A GEAR_BILL_GUIDE 1 4 8400D009XA PAPER_WASHER 1 5 720207020C COVER_TOP_8 1 6 720001503A GUIDE_BILL_R 1 ...

Page 97: ...ODE PART NAME Q TY 1 8800E011XA REFLECT_MIRROR 1 2 720206820C POCKET_UPPER_8 1 3 7600B004XA TORSION_SPRING_PINCH_L 1 4 7800A015XA SHAFT_PINCH_R_U_POCKET 1 5 8400D010XA PLASTIC_WASHER_Ø6 6 2x10x_0 5T 2 6 800000900A ROLLER_PINCH 2 7 8400A003XA E_RING_Ø5 5x11x0 6 _Fe_ZB 2 8 7600B005XA TORSION_SPRING_PINCH_R 1 ...

Page 98: ...Currency Discrimination Fitness Sorter SB 2000 Service Manual 97 1 2 16 5 ASS Y POCKET LOWER CODE PART NAME Q TY 1 720206720C POCKET_LOWER_8 1 2 1A00X3065A ASS Y_STACKER_SENSOR 1 ...

Page 99: ...GE_V2 1 1 5 740709500A PCB_IMAGE_SUPPORT 1 6 1A07X1105A PBA_AMP_V2 0 1 7 1A07X2166A ASS Y_REAR_BODY 1 8 ASS Y_UPPER_BODY 1 9 740000500A BKT_HINGE_STOPPER 1 10 ASS Y_LOWER_ BODY 1 11 7600B007XA TORSION_SPRING_MAIN_HINGE_L 1 12 7800A011XA SHAFT_HINGE_MAIN 1 13 7600B008XA TORSION_SPRING_MAIN_HINGE_R 1 14 8200B007XA BELT_IDLE 1 15 8400A004XA E_RING_Ø6 6x12x0 8 _Fe_ZB 1 16 8400D011XA PLASTIC_WASHER_Ø8 ...

Page 100: ...Currency Discrimination Fitness Sorter SB 2000 Service Manual 99 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 16 7 ASS Y UPPPER BODY 1 ...

Page 101: ...LER_FEED_2_V 1 7 800702900A ROLLER_REJECT_V 1 8 800702800A ROLLER_FEED_4_V 1 9 800702700A ROLLER_FEED_3_V 1 10 ASS Y_PLATE_GUIDE_UPPER_V 1 11 1A00X2066A ASS Y_SHAFT_ADF_ADJUST 1 12 800703000A ROLLER_ADF_V 1 13 800702400A ROLLER_DETECT_TAPE 1 14 800702500A ROLLER_FEED_MR_V 1 15 8207A016XA F63800ZZ 2 16 8407A056XA E_RING_Ø9 9x18x0 8 _Fe_ZB 2 17 1A01X1049A PBA_CONN_V1 1 1 18 740004300A UPPER_SUPPORT_...

Page 102: ...1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 16 8 ASS Y PLATE GUIDE UPPER CODE PART NAME Q TY 1 1A00X1011A PBA_JP SP_R 4 2 720002100A GUIDE_RPS 6 3 740708900A PLATE_GUIDE_UPPER_V 1 4 1A00X1027A PBA_REJECT_T 1 5 1A00X1026A PBA_REJECT_R 1 6 740001600A BKT_REJECT_BAR 2 7 8800A003XA BAR_REJECT_B 2 ...

Page 103: ...POCKET_LOWER_8 1 4 1A01X2082A ASS Y_PLATE_GUIDE_LOWER_2 1 5 740004100A SUPPORT_LOWER_PLATE 1 6 1A00X2064A ASS Y_WING_STACKER 1 7 1A00X3045A ASS Y_MOTOR_STACKER 1 8 1A01X3069A ASS Y_SMPS_UNIT_B 1 9 1A00X2070A ASS Y_PLATE_BASE 1 10 740507800A MOTOR_SHIELD 1 11 1A00X3044A ASS Y_MOTOR_MAIN 1 12 8200A004XA BEARING_LF_1360ZZ 1 13 8400A003XA E_RING_Ø5 5x11x0 6 _Fe_ZB 1 14 740708600A PLATE_SIDE_LOWER_R_V ...

Page 104: ...Currency Discrimination Fitness Sorter SB 2000 Service Manual 103 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 16 10 ASS Y PLATE GUIDE LOWER ...

Page 105: ...x11x0 6 _Fe_ZB 8 5 800001000A ROLLER_PINCH_EXIT 2 6 8400D010XA PLASTIC_WASHER_Ø6 6 2x10x_0 5T 8 7 7800A014XA SHAFT_PINCH_ROLLER 4 8 740001100A BKT_PINCH_FDR_2 1 9 800000900A ROLLER_PINCH 6 10 1A00X2074A ASS Y_PINCH_ROLLER_FDR_2 1 11 720002100A GUIDE_RPS 4 12 1A00X1012A PBA_JP SP_T 4 13 1A00X2053A ASS Y_PINCH_ROLLER 2 14 740000900A BKT_PINCH_EXIT 1 15 7600A002XA COIL_SPRING_PINCH 4 16 740001200A BK...

Page 106: ...Currency Discrimination Fitness Sorter SB 2000 Service Manual 105 1 2 3 16 11 ASS Y PLATE BASE CODE PART NAME Q TY 1 8800E024XA WIRE_SADDLE_SMALL 4 2 740002200A PLATE_BASE 1 3 8800D012XA RUBBER_FOOT 4 ...

Page 107: ...ation Fitness Sorter SB 2000 Service Manual 106 1 2 3 4 16 12 ASS Y SELECTOR CODE PART NAME Q TY 1 1A00X3047A ASS Y_SOLENOID 1 2 740001700A BKT_SELECTOR 1 3 7800A018XA SHAFT_SELECTOR_CONN 1 4 720002300A GUIDE_SELECTOR 1 ...

Page 108: ... 4 5 6 7 16 13 ASS Y SMPS UNIT CODE PART NAME Q TY 1 8400B006XA HEX_SUPPORT_M3X6_Fe_Ni 4 2 8800E024XA WIRE_SADDLE_SMALL 3 3 1A07X1096A PBA_VD_PARALLEL V1 4 1 4 8800A007XA FILM_GUARD_SMPS 1 5 740001300A BKT_POWER 1 6 1A01X1048A PBA_SMPS_Rev 001 1 7 8801A026XA FILM_POWER_2 1 ...

Page 109: ...anual 108 1 2 3 4 5 6 16 14 ASS Y BKT MOTOR STACKER CODE PART NAME Q TY 1 8200A004XA BEARING_LF_1360ZZ 1 2 720004500A WING_STACKER 2 3 7800A019XA SHAFT_STACKER 1 4 740001900A BKT_STACKER 2 5 720000100A BUSH_STACKER_MOTOR 2 6 8607A012XA MOTOR_MAIN_DMN 37HB 1 ...

Page 110: ...Currency Discrimination Fitness Sorter SB 2000 Service Manual 109 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 16 15 ASS Y UPPPER BODY 2 ...

Page 111: ...20713100A PULLEY_REJECT_CLUTCH_V_S3M 15 1 8 720713200A PULLEY_ADF_CLUTCH_V_S3M 32 1 9 8207B021XA BELT_LINK 1 10 8207B018XA BELT_TAPE 1 11 720712800A PULLEY_FEED_1_V_S2M 24 2 12 8207B022XA BELT_ADF_V 1 13 720713300A PULLEY_ADF_V_S3M 40 2 14 720714800A PULLEY_FEED_MR_V_S3M 21 1 15 7600B010XA TORSION_SPRING_OPEN_HOOK_R 1 16 720002600A HOOK_OPEN_R 1 17 8207B020XA BELT_FEED3 1 18 720712900A PULLEY_FEED...

Page 112: ...ness Sorter SB 2000 Service Manual 111 1 2 3 4 16 16 ASS Y SHAFT ADF ADJUST CODE PART NAME Q TY 1 7800A010XA SHAFT_ADF_ADJUST 1 2 7800F021XA SPECIAL_SCREW_LOWER 1 3 6200A002XB RUBBER_TENSION_RING 1 4 740003900A PLATE_SPRING_ADF 1 ...

Page 113: ...AME Q TY 1 1A00X2026A ASS Y_PRESS_ROLLER 1 2 800001300A ROLLER_SEPARATOR_B 1 3 1A07X2165A ASS Y_TRANSFER_ROLLER_V 1 4 8200A005XA BEARING_LF_1680ZZ 2 5 7800B003XA BUSH_ONEWAY_BEARING 1 6 8400A005XA E_RING_Ø7 7x14x0 8 _Fe_ZB 3 7 7800A012XA SHAFT_HINGE_TOP 1 8 7800C001XA ARM_ADF_ADJUST 1 9 7600B006XA TORSION_SPRING_ADF 1 ...

Page 114: ...PPPER BODY 3 CODE PART NAME Q TY 1 740000300A BKT_CIS_R 1 2 6607H015XA CIS_V 1 3 1A07X2162A ASS Y_GUIDE_IN_UPPER_V 1 4 1A07X2163A ASS Y_GUIDE_IN_LOWER_V 1 5 1A00X1003A PBA_ENCODER 2 6 740000400A BKT_ENCODER 2 7 720000300A COVER_ENCODER_WHEEL 2 8 FRONT_SWITCH SSM 3142 15Z 1 9 740000200A BKT_CIS_L 1 ...

Page 115: ...er SB 2000 Service Manual 114 1 2 3 4 5 16 19 ASS Y GUIDE IN LOWER CODE PART NAME Q TY 1 1A07X1095A PBA_VD_UVB V2 1 1 2 720713800A CAP_RP2_V 3 3 720713700A GUIDE_IN_LOWER_V 1 4 7801G029XA GLASS_UV_REFLECT 1 5 7801G025XB UV_FILTER_DUMMY 2 ...

Page 116: ...ter SB 2000 Service Manual 115 1 2 3 4 5 16 20 ASS Y GUIDE IN UPPER CODE PART NAME Q TY 1 720713400A GUIDE_IN_UPPER_V 1 2 720713500A CAP_RP1_V 2 3 1A07X1094A PBA_VD_RP_R V2 1 1 4 720713600A DUST_ROLLER 1 5 740709800A COVER_SPRING_DUST 1 ...

Page 117: ...Currency Discrimination Fitness Sorter SB 2000 Service Manual 116 1 2 16 21 ASS Y REAR BODY CODE PART NAME Q TY 1 1A07X2172A ASS Y_CASE_DETECTOR_V 1 2 1A07X2173A ASS Y_BKT_DETECTOR_V 1 ...

Page 118: ...Currency Discrimination Fitness Sorter SB 2000 Service Manual 117 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 16 22 ASS Y BLOCK TAPE DETECT ...

Page 119: ...VD_MRS_L_V2 2 1 11 1A07X1097A PBA_VD_RP_T V2 2 1 12 720713500A CAP_RP1_V 2 13 7607A022XA COIL_SPRING_TAPE_DETECT 4 14 7807A066XA BUSH_SCREW 4 15 1A07X1099A PBA_VD_RECEIVER_V2 0 1 16 1A07X1103A PBA_VD_MRA_V2 2 1 17 1A07X2174A ASS Y_SHAFT_PINCH_MR_V 2 18 7607A024XA TORSION_SPRING_PINCH_MR_V 2 19 6600G001XA UV_FILTER O 1 20 6600G002XA SUV_FILTER 1 21 7801G029XA GLASS_UV_REFLECT 1 22 800703200A ROLLER...

Page 120: ...119 1 2 3 4 5 6 16 23 ASS Y_BKT_DETECTOR_V CODE PART NAME Q TY 1 7807A068XA GUIDE_BUSH_HANDLE 2 2 740709400A BKT_DETECTOR_V 1 3 740709500A HANDLE_V 1 4 7807A067XA SHAFT_DETECTOR_OPEN 1 5 7607A023XA COIL_SPRING_OPEN_HANDLE 2 6 8400A003XA E_RING_Ø5 5x11x0 6 _Fe_ZB 4 ...

Page 121: ...vailable 1 Available up to 3 Banknote size range mm W 100 185 H 60 90 Banknote thickness range mm 0 08 0 12 Counting Speed Notes min Approx 700 800 1000 1200 Discrimination Mode MIXED SINGLE FACE ORIENT COUNT FITNESS Preset Batch Number 1 200 Counterfeit Detection MR Array MG Option IR UV TD Power Requirements 100 240V 50 60Hz Power Consumption W Standby 13 Operation 120 Operational requirements 5...

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