Money Controls Ardac IBA5, Руководство по спецификациям и регулировке

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Specification and Adjustment Manual - ARDAC IBA5
Document Number 44X501R2 – March 15, 2004
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Diagnostic (Bench) Mode
1. The diagnostics or “Bench” mode on an IBA5 can only be accessed by connecting a 2X5665 interface
board to the flat 9 pin connector on the chassis as shown in Fig. 4-2. The switches on the interface board should be
set as follows:
SW1 Off, Off, Off, Off,
ON, ON,
Off, Off
SW2 Off, Off, Off, Off, Off, Off, Off, Off
A serial communications program such as Windows Hyper Terminal set to 19,200 baud, odd parity, 8 data
bits and one stop bit should be used to access the diagnostics mode. After the IBA5 completes power-up,
start Diagnostic (Bench) mode by hitting <ESC> <ESC> <ESC> <B>
2. The <B> key alternately toggles bench mode ON and OFF.
Diagnostic (Bench) Mode Operations
With Diagnostics mode enabled, the technician can operate the System directly from the P.C. keyboard. The
Host software will monitor and control:
- Monitoring Note Acceptance
- Calling Up Calibration Voltages
- Controlling The Note Transport Motor
- Controlling The Stacker Drive Motor
- Data gathering
- Auto Calibrate Mode
The CAPS and data dump modes are for factory use.
Table 4-2. Diagnostic Control Keys
Valid Commands:
ACAL = autocalibration mode
B = toggle Bench mode
C = caps dump
D = data dump
E = Easy-quick note caps dump
J = Real Time Sensors Debug
K = Verbose Vend Mode
M = Mag calibration
NOW = clear smart cassette data
P = previous note caps dump
R = register dump
q = quick dump (use lower case q)
S = number of points per note
SB = barcode test card process
SI = total number of notes inserted
SS = number of points per note
SN = get unit serial number
SWnnnnnnnn = write serial number nnnnnnn
V = auto_zero voltage dump
Y = smart cassette data dump
1 = toggle transport forward
2 = toggle transport reverse
5 = stacker 1 cycle
6 = toggle TNT act/deact
? = this menu display