Rowe BC-1200, Руководство по обслуживанию на поле и каталог запасных частей

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INTRODUCTION
The Rowe BC-1200 Bill and BC-1400 Bill and Coin Changers are our medium capacity money changers that use
the latest computer and money changer technology which combines Rowe quality and reliability with maximum
flexibility and ease of installation and service.
The BC-1200 accepts and dispenses change for combinations of quarters, half-dollars, and Susan B. Anthony coins
as well as 1, 2, 5, 10, and 20 dollar bills of United States currency.
The BC-1400 accepts 1, 2, 5, 10, and 20 dollar bills of United States currency. The coin acceptor option is not
available on the BC-1400.
Both machines are designed so that denominations can be programmed to be accepted in many combinations, as
can the choice of coins payed out.
• A high security cabinet provides theft protection.
• A microcomputer in the Computer Control Center (CCC) selectively discriminates between denominations,
provides protection against bogus bills, and controls the change dispensing functions.
• Plug-in circuits and assemblies are featured for fast field substitution.
• Coin combinations and acceptable denomination programming is easily changed using the
FUNCTION
,
UP
,
DOWN
,
VALUE
, and
HOPPER
buttons on the computer control center.
• Removable coin hoppers permit rapid bulk loading of coins.
• During setup, a special payout check feature ensures that the payout amount selected matches the
denomination accepted, unless tokens are being dispensed.
Refer to Figure 1-1 for the locations of the major BC-1200 components.
GENERAL OPERATION
The entire validation and payout sequence is controlled by a microcomputer to ensure the maximum security against
bogus currency and jackpotting. Refer to the
Detailed Computer Board Operation in Section 4 for a complete
explanation of how the machine works.
Changing a Bill
Inserting a dollar bill in the transport starts a motor which movies the bill along the acceptor track. While in motion,
the bill is examined to determine whether or not it is valid. (During this time, the message “
VALIDATING
” will appear
on the computer’s display.)
If the bill is valid, a vend signal is transmitted to the dispenser and the bill drops into the bill stacker where it is stacked
flat against other valid bills. At this time, the message “
PAY $1
” (for example) for a $1 bill will appear on the display.
Section 1: System Description
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