JCM Taiko Series, Руководство по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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Section 2 Taiko™ Series Banknote Acceptor Installation
Cleaning Procedures
To clean the Taiko™ Unit, gently rub the Sensors
and Rollers clean using a dry, soft, lint-free cloth
ONLY.
Do not use any Alcohol, solvents, Citrus based
products or scouring agents that may cause damage
to the Validation Section Sensors and/or Rollers.
Sensor and Roller Cleaning Procedure
To clean the Taiko™ Unit, proceed as follows:
1. Turn the Taiko™ Unit and Host Machine’s Power
OFF .
2. Open the Taiko™ Upper Guide.
3. Clean the appropriate path and Lens of each
Sensor (See Figure 2-21 areas “ a ” through “ k ”
and the corresponding descriptions listed in Table
2-9 to locate each Sensor that requires cleaning).
8 Vss - Power Ground
9 Vcc -
+24V DC Power (9-Pin)
†
10 NC - No Connection
*. I/O (Input/Output) is the function viewed from the Banknote Acceptor
Side.
†. 24V DC is available only when the optional 24V DC Specification is
used.
Table 2-8 Parallel ID-001 Interface Pin
Assignments
Pin No.
Signal
Name
I/O
*
*. I/O (Input/Output) is the function viewed from the Banknote Acceptor
Side.
Function
1 Vcc - +12V DC Power
2 Vss - +12V DC Power Ground
3 Vss - Power Supply Ground
4 NC - No Connection
5 ACK
IN
ACKnowledge Signal Receive Line
6 REJ REJect Signal Receive Line
7 INH INHibit Signal Receive Line
8 VALID
OUT
Vend VALID Send Signal Line
9 VEND1 VEND1 Valid Send Signal Line
10 VEND2 VEND2 Valid Send Signal Line
11 VEND3 VEND3 Valid Send Signal Line
12 NC - No Connection
13 NC - No Connection
14 BUSY
OUT
BUSY Signal Send Line
15 ABN ABortNote Signal Line
16 STKF STacKerFull Signal Line
Table 2-7 Pulse Interface Pin Assignments
Pin No.
Signal
Name
I/O
*
Function
Figure 2-18 ID-001 Interface Connector
Figure 2-18 ID-001 Interface Connector
Internal 16-Pin S16B-PADSS-1 (JST)
Caution: Do not use Alcohol, thinner or
citrus based products for cleaning any
surfaces. The Lenses can become
clouded by chemical effect that may
cause acceptance errors.
Figure 2-19 Sensor Cleaning
Figure 2-19 Sensor Cleaning
Lens
Roller
Lint-free Cloth Cotton Swab Air
Before
Cleaning
After
Cleaning
Belt