AccuBANKER AB610 User manual

User Guide
Medium Duty Coin & Token Counter / Packager
AB610
because your money counts
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Thank you for trusting AccuBANKER with your cash handling needs. In
order to optimize the performance of your equipment, we encourage you
to thoroughly read this user guide prior to use.
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because your money counts

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Table of Contents
AccuBANKER and its logo are registered trademarks of Hilton Trading Corp. All Rights Reserved.
Important Safety Instructions ........................................................... 4
1. Introduction .................................................................................. 6
2. Box Content .................................................................................. 7
3. Part Description ........................................................................... 8
4. Control Panel Description ............................................................ 9
5. Setting Up Your Equipment ......................................................... 12
6. Operation ...................................................................................... 14
6.1- Basic Counting ........................................................ 14
6.2- Sorting/Counting .................................................... 15
6.3- Packing ................................................................... 17
7. Jamming ..................................................................................... 18
8. Daily Maintenance / Error Code Messages ................................. 20
9. Equipment Specifications ............................................................
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Important Safety Instructions
!Warning
Do not use this product in areas where it may be exposed to water or other
liquids.
Unplug this equipment from the wall outlet before cleaning. Do not use
liquid or aerosol cleaners. Use a damp cloth for cleaning.
Only use the cable provided with the unit. The use of other cables may
result in electric shock, fire or cause serious damage to the equipment.
Do not operate the equipment in areas with high temperature or high humidity
since it may prevent it from working correctly.
To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not disassemble this equipment.
Take it to qualified service personnel when service or repair work is
required. Opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous
voltages or other risks. Incorrect reassembly can cause electric shock when
the equipment is subsequently used.
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Caution
When unplugging the power cord, do not pull by the cord, but rather grip the
plug to pull it out. Not following these instructions may result in electric
shock, fire or damage to the equipment.
Do not use the equipment if the power cord is damaged or if the plug socket
contact is loose. Not following these instructions may result in electric
shock, fire or other hazards.
Do not place heavy objects over the cord and do not bend it excessively
since it could get damaged. Not following these instructions may result in
electric shock, fire or other hazards.
Remove the power plug from the wall outlet if the unit will not be used for a
long period of time.

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Important Safety Instructions
cont.
•Follow all warnings and instructions marked on the unit.
•This equipment is meant to be operated in an indoor environment with proper ventilation.
•Do not place near direct sunlight, heat sources or air conditioners.
•This equipment should only be operated with the power cord supplied and the type of power source
indicated in this user guide. If you are not sure of the type of power supply in your location, consult
your dealer or local power company.
•To avoid risk of fire or electric shock, never push objects into the equipment through the case slots or
openings since they may touch dangerous voltage points or shortcut parts. Do not disassemble unit.
•Never spill liquids of any kind on the equipment.
•Unplug this equipment from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under
the following conditions:
- When the power supply cord or plug is damaged or frayed*
- If liquid has been spilled into the unit or it has been exposed to rain or water*
- If the unit has been dropped or the case has been damaged*
- If the equipment shows a noticeable change in performance *Not covered under warranty
If the unit does not operate normally while following the
instructions, adjust only those controls covered by the operating
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instructions. Improper adjustment of other controls may result in damage and will often require extensive work by a
qualified technician to restore the product to normal operation.

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1. Introduction
The AB610 is a Universal Coin Counter that allows the user to Count, Manually Sort, Bag and
Package most international coins. The coin sorting mechanism is completely adjustable by the
user to suit their daily needs. This equipment was designed with heavy-duty mechanical
components to meet the requirements demanded by users that count high volumes of coins
such as banks, cash collection centers, vending machine owners, etc.
1.1 Specications
Counting Speed
Adjustable diameter range
Adjustable thickness range
Hopper Capacity
Maximum Counting display
Counting modes
2000 coins/min
14 – 34 mm
1 – 3.4 mm
1500 coins (using the tray)
99999 coins (5 digits)
Continue Counting
Rejecting Deposit
Preset or Manual Batches Counting
Lateral tray / tube (bag holder)

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2. Box Content
3.
2. 5.
4.
When opening the box, verify that all of the items described below are included.
1. AB610 coin counter
2. Lateral rejecting tray
3. Lateral rejecting tube (bag holder)
4. Hopper holders (2 pcs) 1.
5. Power cord and accessories

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1. Cover / External Hopper Tray
2. Internal Hopper
3. Thickness Adjustment Knob
4. Diameter Adjustment Knob
5. Control Panel / Display
6. Coin Exit tube
7. Lateral Rejecting Tray / Tube holder
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3. Part Description
Main Parts and Components

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• COUNT / BATCH key
- Used to select the specific operating
mode, either COUNT or BATCH.
a- COUNT mode (green LED on), the
equipment counts all the coins deposited
into the hopper continuously until the
hopper is empty.
When new coins are placed into the
hopper again and the counting operation
is resumed, the previous result is deleted
from the screen.
4. Control Panel Description
• START / STOP key
Used to resume or stop the counting
operation

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Control Panel Description Cont.
b- BATCH mode (green LED off, P appears on the screen): The user must preset
("P") a BATCH quantity before beginning the count. The equipment will stop every
time the specific batch quantity is reached. The top portion of the screen will show the
quantity of coins counted and the bottom portion will show the batch quantity set up
by the operator. "P" will blink every time the batch is reached. The counting operation
will resume by pressing the START key.
•Batch Keys +1000 / +100 / +10 / +1
These keys are used to set up the desired Batch quantity. Tapping the specific key will
add up that specific quantity to the Batch. For example, if the operator needs to set up
a batch of 2,525 coins, he/she must proceed as follows:
- Tap the key “+1000” twice, the display will show 2000
- Tap the key “+100” five times, the display will show 2500
- Tap the key “+10” two times, the display will show 2520
- Tap the key “+1” five times , the display will finally show 2525
To clear the batch and go back to zero, maintain "C" pressed down, then tap the "+1"
key.

Control Panel Description Cont.
•ADD / LAST key
- ADD function is active when the green LED is on. In this mode, the equipment will add up
every consecutive count to show a final total result. This grand total result is shown on the top
portion of the screen. This applies for both COUNT and BATCH operational modes.
- The LAST count carried out during the adding operation can be verified by maintaining the
the "MEM" key pressed down with the ADD function active (green LED on). The bottom
portion of the screen will show "c xxx" where "xxx" is the last quantity of coins added up to
the current total result.
•C key: Reset counting data to zero
- Used to clear to zero the counting information
- Used to clear to zero the Batch quantity ("CLEAR"+ "+1")
•MEM key : Used to retrieve two types of data from the unit’s memory:
1. LAST count during the ADD operation (tapping MEM during the ADD operation).
The screen shows "c xxx".
2. Total coins counted since the last time the unit was powered on.
The "ADD/LAST" LED indicator must be off. Press MEM key to show the information on
the top portion of the screen. The display will show "A xxx" where "xxx" will be the total
quantity of coins counted up to this point by the equipment.
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5. Setting Up Your Equipment
1. Place the hopper tray holders
3. Open the upper cover and coin guiders
and turn the unit ON.
4. Adjust the Thickness
and Diameter knobs
for the specific coin
denomination to be
counted.
Deposit the coins into
the hopper and begin the
count.
2. Place the Lateral Rejecting Tray or tube
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Adjust the Thickness and the Diameter knobs based on the following information:
a. The circular labels show the specific positions for USD coins (D - dimes / P - pennies /
N - nickels / Q - quarters / $ - $1 coin / H - 50 cents).
b. The labels also include marks in millimeters (1 mm steps) as reference for any other
international coin size or tokens.
c. Coins with smaller sizes than the one set up will be rejected.
d. Avoid coins with larger sizes than the one set up since they will be kept inside the hopper.
Setting Up Your Equipment
5. Thickness and Diameter coin selectors
Before beginning with the counting operation, the user must set up the specific thickness and
diameter for the coin denomination to be counted.

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6. Operation
6.1 Basic Counting Operation
The coins to be counted must be pre-sorted before depositing them into the hopper. All of
them must be the same size and thickness in order to ensure a hassle-free count.
1. After installing the hopper tray holders (they will prevent damage to the tray due to
the weight of the coins), connect the unit to the power outlet and turn it on using the
power switch.
2. Adjust both the Diameter and Thickness knobs to the exact setting according to the
size of the coin denomination to be counted.
3. Ensure the lateral rejecting tray / tube as well as the bag to collect the coins is properly
in place.
4. Pour the coins in the internal hopper. Do not exceed capacity. Use the external hopper
if necessary.
5. Press the START key to begin counting.
6. The equipment will stop either when the preset batch amount is reached or by pressing
the START / STOP key again.

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Operation cont.
6.2 Sorting / Counting
The AB610 allows you to count mixed coins of different denominations (different sizes).
This operating mode must be carried out sorting the largest diameter coins first and
separating the smaller diameter coins into a bag. Once done, the user must adjust now the
next largest diameter, then pour rejected coins back into the hopper. Repeat this process
until all coin denominations have been sorted.
1. Ensure the lateral rejection tube and collecting bag are properly in place.
2. Adjust the Diameter and Thickness knobs according to the largest coin present in the
bulk. The sorting procedure must start with the largest coin size and finish with the
smallest coin size.
3. Pour the coins you need to count into the internal hopper. Do not exceed the capacity.
Use the external hopper if necessary.
4. Press the START / STOP key to begin counting.
5. In this first counting set, the largest coin is already sorted. Readjust the Diameter and
Thickness knobs for the next largest coin size.

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6. Operation cont.
Sorting / Counting (cont.)
As an example, US coins must be sorted in the following order:
1. Half dollar coins
2. One dollar coins
3. Quarters coins
4. Nickel coins
5. Pennies coins
6. Dimes coins
6. Repeat the process until reaching the
smallest size coin.
7. The equipment will stop either when the
preset batch amount is reached or by
pressing the START / STOP key again.

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6. Operation cont.
6.3 Packaging (with packaging tubes accessories, NOT INCLUDED)
Coins can be packaged directly into coin wrappers following these instructions:
1. Choose the coin wrapper and plastic packaging tube according to the coin
denomination to be counted.
2. Insert the coin wrapper into the packaging tube and place both beneath the unit’s coin
exit.
3. Set up the batching number according to the coin’s denomination to count.
4. Start the count.

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7. Jamming
Facing a jamming event
In order to ensure that the equipment operates with optimal performance as well as to
prevent jamming, avoid the following:
• Counting bent or damaged coins or tokens
• Counting any type of foreign objects like clips, staples, paper, nylon,
rubber bands, etc.
If any jamming occurs, the equipment will stop counting and will move the turning
plate in reverse in order to remove the coin or object jammed inside the mechanism. If
the equipment was not able to remove the jammed object by itself, proceed as follows:

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Jamming cont.
1. Carefully take out the adjustment
knob cover
2. Pull up the conveyor belt mechanism
as shown on Fig. A and B
3. Inspect the coin’s track and remove
the cause of the jam
4. Return the conveyor belt mechanism
to its proper position
5. Replace the adjustment knob cover
A
B
Facing a jamming event

8. Daily Maintenance
1. Turn the power switch OFF when the last count has been completed.
2. Clean the coin track and counting sensor surface. Remove the metallic debris that
may be deposited during the counting operation. (Use an air duster)
3. If the equipment shows a noticeable change in performance or you are experiencing
technical problems, please contact your local dealer for technical support.
Error Codes Description
•Eb0 error code
Cause -Coins are jammed near the counting sensor.
Solution -Remove adjustment knob cover and remove jammed coins. Replace the
cover and press "C"to clear the error message. Continue the count.
•Ec0 error code (Stop status)
Cause -Coin passed through the sensor and was not counted
Solution -Press "C" to clear the error message and continue the count
•E04 error code (security switch open)
Cause -Adjustment knob cover is not correctly closed
Solution -Remove and replace the cover properly
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