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Supervisor Functions

Model: EV8650

Page 42 of 62 

TP05413002 Rev. 03

Copyright © 2009 by Talaris Ltd., Basingstoke (UK)

To exit the Supervisor Functions completely, press the DENOM Key. You will now be 
asked if you want to save the settings.

Press the DENOM key to exit without saving.

Press the START/STOP key to save settings.

Summary of Contents for 177-0600

Page 1: ...Model EV8650 Currency Counter User Guide TP05413002 Rev 03 28 Jan 2009 Copyright Talaris Ltd Part no 177 0600 t 177 0604 o...

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Page 3: ...means or nature without the written consent of the publisher All items of technical information advise know how drawings specifications and other similar items communicated in this document are confid...

Page 4: ...uality is paramount in our manufacturing process and we are proud to hold certificates for European directives for both safety and electromagnetic standards In addition to this our manufacturing sites...

Page 5: ...by 92 31 EEC Low voltage electrical equipment safety Directive 73 23 EEC Amended by 93 68 EEC David Brooks Engineering Manager Authorised signatory on behalf of the responsible person This product ran...

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Page 7: ...5 Mode Selection Count or Value 17 3 6 Currency Selection 19 3 7 Count Mode 20 3 8 Value Count Mode 21 3 8 1 Value Count Mode Without Size dEntr and FdEn Modes 22 3 8 2 Value Count Mode With Size SMD...

Page 8: ...8 dEn Select Denomination Values 48 4 2 9 SEcUr Security Functions 49 4 2 10 CnS RS232 Cash Management System 51 4 2 11 rEStr Restore Information 53 4 2 12 bEEP Setting The Beeper 55 4 2 13 rdiSP Remo...

Page 9: ...esentative 1 2 Safety Instructions and Warning indications Please pay special attention to the warnings in this manual Recommendations are given as to what should be done to minimize any possible dang...

Page 10: ...overs or servicing the machine DANGER TO HANDS Remember to take extra care when covers have been removed Beware of fast moving mechanical parts especially when covers are removed Always replace covers...

Page 11: ...Eiv MC5 MC6 2 2 Machine Overview Front View 1 Note Guides Aligns notes to be counted 2 Note Hopper Sensor For starting note count 3 Note Hopper Notes are placed here for counting 4 Display Control Pan...

Page 12: ...2 Fold Away Carry Handle For carrying and transporting 3 Identification Label For model and serial number 4 Mains Input Connection For connecting the machine to the Mains Supply 5 On Off Switch For s...

Page 13: ...pre set batch sizes 5 Start Stop For Manual Start Stop if the Auto Start is not selected also as a accept or enter key 6 Auto Enables disables automatic note start of note counting 7 Speed Setting the...

Page 14: ...ort edge detection aid is on or when the SMDS detector is being used to denominate notes Only available on selected versions 5 CnS Visible if machine is on line to a PC 2620 Pro only Keypad Locked or...

Page 15: ...larger the gap The lower the setting i e 2 the smaller the gap To set to an average note condition feedgap First turn the rubber rollers until the ridged portion is uppermost Now move the feedgap adj...

Page 16: ...to the note path To clean the sensors To remove excess dust To clean counterfeit detection aids To clean rollers To remove of jammed notes Note Guides The Note guides are used to keep the notes align...

Page 17: ...r below Infrared Long edge detectors Magnetic Paper Properties and SMDS The rubber feed wheels feed roller dolly roller assembly and separation assembly rubber pads may be cleaned with a slightly damp...

Page 18: ...0 to 70 RH non condensing Dimensions Height 265mm 10 4 Depth 263mm 10 3 Width 300mm 11 8 Weight 7 0 kg 15 4Lb Document size range 185 x 90mm 7 3 x 3 5 maximum 100 x 50mm 3 9 x 2 minimum Document size...

Page 19: ...hopper limit 100 notes Speed table default SPEED 4 Speed table settings SPEEd 1 2 3 4 5 Batch size table default 100 Batch size table settings 100 50 25 20 10 5 oFF Denomination preset values default...

Page 20: ...the socket on the rear of the machine Plug the machine s power lead into a mains socket and switch on the mains supply Switch on the machines on off switch The machine will power up and complete a sel...

Page 21: ...EEd 1 is the slowest speed and SPEEd 5 is the fastest Alternatively whilst the speed value is shown on the display use the left or right arrow keys to select required speed Press the START STOP key to...

Page 22: ...will automatically start with AUTO selected or you can choose if auto is de selected to start it manually by pressing the START STOP key The machine will stop when the batch size has been reached If t...

Page 23: ...the Feed Hopper and Stacker were last cleared Total 3 Total Value of notes counted Value Dispense Total 1 Total value of notes counted towards the dispense value It will be cleared at the start of eac...

Page 24: ...Total 1 Total 2 and Total 3 Note Pressing the CLEAR key with notes in either the stacker hopper or feed hopper while in value counting mode outside of the Totals menu will subtract the last bundle fr...

Page 25: ...scroll through all of the other available modes Press START STOP to return to the counting display or wait for the display to time out Modes that may be used include 1 Display 7 Speed 2 Total 8 Det 3...

Page 26: ...ts all of a given denomination as specified by the user and displaying the result as a value SPECL val Special Mixed denomination For counting documents of mixed denomination and displaying the result...

Page 27: ...r the currency tables were loaded into the machine The number of currencies that can be loaded is dependant on the machine variant Press START STOP to select the currency to count or wait for the disp...

Page 28: ...utomatically if AUTO is selected Every time a bundle is completed correctly it is added to a running total which flashes automatically on the display Remove the notes from the stacker To clear the run...

Page 29: ...E Cnt on the display Modes that may be used include 1 Display 7 Speed 2 Total 8 Det 3 Mode 9 Clear 4 Batch 10 Right Arrow 5 Start Stop 11 Denomination 6 Auto 12 Left Arrow 13 Numeric Keypad Value Mode...

Page 30: ...owing values Values 1 2 25 3 4 45 5 6 7 8 9 With AUTO selected the machine will continue to count each bundle at the denomination set adding the value of each batch to a running total If AUTO is not s...

Page 31: ...s case a default list of denominations will be used 1 2 3 5 10 20 25 50 100 200 250 500 1000 2000 2500 5000 10 000 20 000 25 000 50 000 The supervisor can set which denominations are available to the...

Page 32: ...out The first note of the bundle will be assessed first note reference and value assigned automatically for the rest of the count There may be a short pause while this process takes place The size den...

Page 33: ...ilst the denomination is shown press the DENOM key repeatedly to scroll through the pre defined list of denominations Alternatively whilst the denomination is shown use the left or right arrow keys to...

Page 34: ...r wait for the display to time out A mixed bundle of notes with differing denominations can be fed through the Machine The size of each note is checked against a currency table held within the machine...

Page 35: ...value it needs If the dispense amount cannot be completed successfully because the denomination set is larger than the remaining value required the display will show NEAR Place a new denomination in t...

Page 36: ...hopper key in the value to be dispensed Place notes to be dispensed in the note hopper Press the START STOP key The first note of the bundle will be assessed first note reference and value assigned a...

Page 37: ...display or wait for the display to time out Detectors in the list include Only detectors fitted to the machine will be displayed in the list Note If you have selected SPEEd 5 and have activated one of...

Page 38: ...s been detected in this case the different sized note would located in the stacker being the second note back from the last note counted in the stacker see Fig 1 below It might display as dEn 1 or dEn...

Page 39: ...detected In this case the suspect note would be located in the stacker being the second note back from the last note counted in the stacker see Fig 1 below It might display CF 1 or CF 3 this would me...

Page 40: ...ough the available options Alternatively whilst Print 0 is shown on the display use the left or right arrow keys to select required option or use the numeric keypad After the option number has been en...

Page 41: ...s to toggle between on and off line Press START STOP to return to normal operation The display message rEAdy CnS can be cleared by pressing the CLEAR key The display will return to the counting displa...

Page 42: ...des to see why the machine has stopped Press MODE again to show the Stack Count SC Press the MODE key to return to the normal error display Press START STOP to clear the error Descriptions of the Disp...

Page 43: ...eypad Key Quick Press Hold for 1 Second Special Functions Start Stop Manual start or stop Clear error Enter data Denom Select Denomination Select Currency Exit Supervisor Mode Mode Select Count Mode V...

Page 44: ...er When the correct PIN number is displayed press the START STOP to accept This will allow access to the Supervisor Functions Press the DENOM to exit this process Note If you enter the PIN code wrong...

Page 45: ...tings This specifies when a print will be performed and what will be printed also the printer set up see Print SEL Automatic Print Function on page 43 Total AUto SEL Select a delay before feeding afte...

Page 46: ...s the START STOP key to accept CnS SEL Select communications settings Select options using the arrow keys move on to next communication setting using the START STOP key Press the DENOM key to exit an...

Page 47: ...ings This is dependant on the settings within your currency table Quick access modes are Co1 and Co2 these are selected by using the MODE key then using the left and right arrow keys to select the ava...

Page 48: ...his is dependant on the settings within your currency table Quick access modes are VA1 and VA2 these are selected by using the MODE key then using the left and right arrow keys to select the available...

Page 49: ...that detector The lower the number the more sensitive that detector is The thd sensitivity settings 1 7 are for normal operation where 1 is the most sensitive and 7 is the least Sensitivity settings...

Page 50: ...2 Rev 03 Copyright 2009 by Talaris Ltd Basingstoke UK To exit the Supervisor Functions completely press the DENOM Key You will now be asked if you want to save the settings Press the DENOM key to exit...

Page 51: ...key again You will now be asked if you want to save the settings Press the DENOM key to exit without saving Press the START STOP key to save settings Note The automatic Print Function will only opera...

Page 52: ...on is displayed use the left and right arrow keys to alter the selected option See the next page on how to change these settings Chr 1 Chr 2 Chr 3 are special control characters at the end of the prin...

Page 53: ...to enter the setting on the display indicated by nnn Use the numerical or arrow keys to enter the hex number setting on the display indicated by hh To exit the Printer Set up functions press the DENOM...

Page 54: ...keys Left arrow to reduce delay Right arrow to increase delay This delays the start of feeding after notes are placed on the feed hopper in auto start mode The Auto start delay is in multiples of 100m...

Page 55: ...e 37 Specify stack limit The count display will show the current stack limit The limit can be changed within the range of 50 200 by pressing the left or right arrow keys or by entering the required li...

Page 56: ...the functions directly see Supervisor Functions Summary on page 37 Select from the denominations that are available for dEntr mode 1 2 3 5 10 20 25 50 100 200 250 500 1000 2000 2500 5000 10000 20000 2...

Page 57: ...o select the functions directly see Supervisor Functions Summary on page 37 This short cut key will take you directly to PIN off on To select one of the other two functions press the MODE key while PI...

Page 58: ...of 62 TP05413002 Rev 03 Copyright 2009 by Talaris Ltd Basingstoke UK Press the START STOP key to save settings Note If you forget your PIN you will have to contact a Talaris Office in your region to r...

Page 59: ...P Key to enter the selected Channel For 1 Ch_ Use the arrow keys to select between 2650 Pro 2620 Pro 8643 Pro or Print Pro After selecting the communication protocol you require with the START STOP Ke...

Page 60: ...Talaris Ltd Basingstoke UK Communication Settings After changing the communication protocols you must turn the EV8650 off and on again for any changes to take affect Baud Rate Data Bits Parity Stop Bi...

Page 61: ...s If there is a power failure or the note counter is switched off then the detector settings the mode of operation the overall totals for each currency and the overall total for the current mode of op...

Page 62: ...the START STOP key to select the desired function The display will show donE To exit rEStr option press the DENOM key To exit the Supervisor Functions completely press the DENOM Key You will be asked...

Page 63: ...able Supervisor Functions Once bEEP oFF is displayed press the START STOP key to toggle the Beeper off on To exit the bEEP option and the Supervisor Functions completely press the DENOM Key You will b...

Page 64: ...out setting will be shown as 0 rdS When the remote display time out is disabled xx rdS When the remote display time out is set to xx seconds Where xx can be set between 10 to 60 seconds Use the numeri...

Page 65: ...f the Currency Off option Use the START STOP key to toggle between off and on C_oFF on When Currency Off is enabled C_oFF oFF When Currency Off is disabled Use the arrow keys to scroll through the ins...

Page 66: ...n the remote display cable into the port shown in figure 2 and also into the back of the remote display figure 1 above Now plug in the DC power cable connector into the remote display figure 1 Now con...

Page 67: ...s the 8 digits available on the display two overflow dashes will be shown on both the remote and the EV8650 displays The dashes will be shown on the left hand side of the display followed by the lower...

Page 68: ...tting Remove notes from hopper Ensure that they are unstuck before re feeding Alter note thickness setting if necessary see Feed Gap Adjustment on page 7 HALF A half note has been detected by the mach...

Page 69: ...engineer CLEAn Dust from the banknotes is obstructing the machine s sensors Clean the machine internally See Maintenance on page 9 CLEAn dd This machine has stopped as a result of dirt on the double d...

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Page 72: ...ilosophy across our product and service offerings is to be consistently environmentally responsible and to continue to improve our performance across all environmental issues wherever possible This do...

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