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4.0 Installation
4.1 Unpacking
Inspect the shipping container for evidence of in-transit damage, such as
being dropped, crushed, or punctured. If damage is evident, contact the
carrier directly to specify the nature and extent of damage. If the container is
free of damage, remove the Unit from the shipping container by opening the
side panel marked “OPEN THIS END”. Pull the Unit (secured with packing
foam pieces) from the container and remove the foam from the Unit.
The keys are in a package attached to the rear of the Unit.
Retain original shipping carton and foam for future use
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Accessories Kit
After the Unit has been removed from the shipping container, remove the
Accessories Kit from the Bin A/B location on the left side. The Accessories
Kit consists of the power cord, ticket catcher, Operator's Manual or Product
CD, and some sample stock for testing. The exact contents of the kit are
subject to change without notice.
Bin Full Feature
The Bin Full Bale allows the Unit to sense when the ticket catcher is full
(approximately 125 tickets). Under this condition a front control panel alert
is set and ticket printing is automatically halted. The alert condition is
cleared and printing is resumed as soon as the tickets are removed. To
enable the Bin Full feature, simply place your index finger against the top
left side of the bin full bale and push slightly to the right while pulling out.
This action moves the bin full bale from the locked storage position to the
operating position. The bin full bale should move freely up and down.
Attaching the Ticket Catcher
Remove the ticket catcher from the Accessories Kit. Hold the catcher by the
sides, between your thumb and fingers, with the open end of the catcher
facing up. Set the bottom of the catcher into the bottom of the opening in the
front of the Unit. Gently squeeze the sides of the ticket catcher and push it
into place. Let go of the ticket catcher and it will remain in place.
Handle
The Unit can incorporate a handle located on the front just below the user
interface keypad. The handle is designed to assist the operator when rolling
the Unit out to load stock and for service and product support.
The handle
is not to be used to lift Unit, which could result in product damage
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Bin C Shelf
The Unit can incorporate a shelf to support stock for the Bin C input. The
shelf is located on the rear of the Unit. During shipment it is stored in the
locked upright location. During on-site installation, the shelf can be pulled
down from the top and let down to the horizontal (down) location. A
support chain will limit the downward swing of the shelf.
