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General Features:
1. Independent ticket eater operation allows simultaneous ticket count and the
reliability of redundancy.
2. Opto sensors are used to sense ticket entry and initiate startup
3. Second opto sensors are used to count ticket notches (center notch, not edge
notch) and verify correct ticket length
4. Upper and lower barcode scanners are used to verify barcode whether tickets
are inserted with barcode up or barcode down. Tickets with barcode on both sides
can also be used.
5. Self cleaning is provided for all opto sensor transmitter and receivers, and
barcode scanners by air jet. A compressor activates automatically after a
predetermined number of tickets have been run. A solenoid operated air valve
opens to release compressed air through air jets and over sensors, keeping them
clean and virtually eliminating any dust related maintenance.
6. Rolling cutters make scissor like cut to control dust and pull ticket out of
mechanism.
7. Stepper Motor Drive provides reliability, accuracy, and torque limit.
Description of Operation
A ticket or string of tickets is pushed into the ticket eater until the ticket opto sensor is
triggered. The ticket eater starts, pulling the ticket(s) through a set of rollers and a second
opto sensor which measures the ticket length. The ticket(s) are carried past the barcode
scanners on a pair of belts, into the cutters, and out the back of the mechanism in neatly
cut fragments.
Troubleshooting
Ticket eater will
not start 1. Check ticket sense opto. LED should come on and power
output should pull to ground when opto is blocked by ticket.
Check for good power and ground to transmitter and
receiver.
2. Check for good signal to ticket eater pcb input from ticket
sensor opto
3. Check all ticket eater motor connections
Ticket eater runs
slowly Hall effect sensor output not getting to the ticket eater board.
1. Check that when the motor is running, the red LED on the
hall effect pcb is flashing at least one time per motor
revolution. If the LED does not flash:
a. Check to see if the motor pulley is tight on the motor
shaft.
b. Check the distance of the pulley from the hall effect
sensor pcb. There is a magnet on the inside of the
motor pulley that activates the sensor every
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