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and back, means that the cash available for paying out the remaining amount has run out. Therefore it is
necessary to insert enough money to reach (at least) the next available price, so that the machine can
dispense the correspondent quantity of tokens and cancel the remainder amount.
If this is not possible, and an Operator is present, he could switch off the machine, fill the hoppers, and
power it on again: the remaining credit shall be paid out. Else, act as explained in section 7.3.5.2
Handling of the Remaining Credit .
8.1.3 COD. RI (CPU BLOCKED)
The ‘Code RI’ message means that there has been an event that makes it wise to hold the EPROM from
operating.
If it pops up, hold down for 5 seconds the 3 “OK”, “+”, and “ - “ buttons (lfrom behind the display pcb) at the
same time: such operation will possibly restore the working conditions, though it will reset the machine to its
default configuration.
It will then be necessary to re-program the setup according to the needs.
In case that the ‘Code RI’ message pops up again after releasing the 3 keys, it means that the EPROM has
been damaged: it will be necessary to replace the board.
8.2
Messages from the Note validator
8.2.1
ORYONE VALIDATOR
During operation, the amount of consecutive red flashes produced by the entry slot indicates the possible
malfunctions (see chart below):
nr of red flashes Description
1 Validator is open
2 Jammed banknote
3 Fraud attempt detected
5 Adjust optic sensors
7 Stacker full (OryOne Only)
9 Low power supply
11 Check operation of the e efficiency of the validator motor
12 Check operation of the e efficiency of the stacker motor (OryOne only)
14 ROM error
8.2.1.1 Inlet bezel flashing blue
The front bezel shall flash twice blue when the stacker has been removed, or if the stacker sensor has gone faulty.
8.2.1.2 Solid yellow light
The front bezel shall illuminate in still yellow light when an error in ccTalk communication has occurred.
Check that the voltage level from the power box is enough: 24 – 24,50 Vdc. Power the device off and on.
8.2.1.3 Fraud-fishing protection
The banknote reader is equipped with a security device that gets activated in the event of fishing fraud attempts
repeated over a period of time.
This device can be set through the dip-switch SW8 (DS-row on the Validator side) to operate in a "soft" mode
(* DS8 = ON) or in "extended" mode ( ** DS8 = OFF), according to the next table.
* DS8 = ON: if set on “soft” anti -fraud mode, the banknote is returned at each attempt of fraud, without any light
signaling, as if it was an unknown denomination.
** DS8 = OFF: if set to “extended” anti -fraud mode, the validator returns the banknote without reporting the fraud,
and remains in operation. On the 3rd attempt, the reader sets automatically to warning mode and the inlet bezel
flashes three times red. Power the device off and on again. The same happens on the 4th fraud attempt. On the 5th
fraud attempt, the reader goes into error mode, and emits successive sequences of three yellow flashes.