Amrotec MiB-11V User manual

Currency Discrimination Counter MiB-11V SERVICE MANUAL V1
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MIB-11V (Value)
Currency Discrimination Counter
Service Manual
(V1.1)
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This guide covers the installation, operation and troubleshooting of Mib-11V
Currency Discriminating Counter. We recommend reading this guide thoroughly
before operating the Currency Discriminator. Then, as you become more familiar
with Mib-11V, use it as a reference guide to look up information when you need it.

Please read the safety precautions below before operating MiB-11V Currency Discriminator Counter. These
safety precautions guideline must be observed to avoid any potential hazards that could resulted in
personal injuries or damage to MiB-11V Currency Discriminator Counter.
Electrical Safety Information
Always be careful in operating the Machine. To reduce the risk of fire, electrical shocks,
and other injuries, keep these safety considerations in mind when installing, operating,
and maintaining of your Machine.
Stability
Place the Machine on a secure and stable surface on a desk. The Machine can seriously
get damaged if it falls from the desk or during movement.
Power Supply
Machine should always be connected to correct power as listed on this user manual and
on the label located on the rear side of the Machine.
Grounding
Machine must be plugged into a grounded (three-hole) outlet. Grounded plugs and
outlets are designed for your safety - do not try to make a three-prong plug fit into a two-
prong outlet by modifying the plug or outlet in any way. please contact your service
provider or a qualified certified electrician if you are unable to plug the Machine into your
electrical outlet or power stripe.
Overload
Do not plug too many electrical Machines into a wall outlet or into a power strip. Do not
use an extension cord in any situation. An overloaded outlet could be a reason of a fire
and electrical shock hazard, further could damage the Machine severely.
Cleaning
Before cleaning the Machine, unplug the Machine from the power outlet. Clean external
surface of Machine with a soft cloth slightly dampened with water. Do not use aerosol
cleaners.
Gas Leaks
Never place the Machine close to a gas outlet nor operate the Machine around the outlet.
In case of a gas leak, it could spread into electrical part of the Machine causing spark
resulting in fire or explosion.

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Precaution
1. Never push any objects of any kind onto the Machine side covers or insert any object
through any opening of the Machine.
2. Do not operate your Machine in any wet location, or outdoors or if you are wet. Always
keep liquid away from the Machine. If water spills occur, turn off and unplug the
Machine immediately and contact your service provider.
3. Do not allow anything to rest on the power cord, line cord, or PC interface cable. Do
not place the Machine where power cords can be damaged or unplugged by person
walking or stepping on them.
4. Do not allow pets near the Machine or to chew on the power cord or PC interface
cable.
5. Use supplies or cleaning materials only as directed. Keep all supplies and materials
out of the way of children.
6. Make sure that the Machine is installed near an outlet and is easily accessible.
7. Never remove side covers or guards that require a tool for removal. This Machine is
not designed for user or operators to service the Machine by themselves. Always refer
servicing to authorized service personnel.
8. Never defeats interlock switches. This Machine is designed to restrict operator access
to unsafe areas. Covers, guards and interlock switches are provided to ensure that the
Machine will not operate with covers opened.
9.Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type. Dispose of used batteries
according to the instruction.
Managing the performance of the Machine
This Machine is equipped with many sophisticated sensors. Without periodical and
proper maintenance and servicing, Machine cannot perform well and last long. Please
read the ‘Maintenance’ section on this User manual and perform basic surface cleaning
every day. Contact your service provider or sales representative to sign up with yearly
maintenance plan with them.
Hazardous Safety Notes
Your Machine and related accessories included in the original packaging are designed
and tested to meet strict safety requirements. Please read the following instructions
carefully before operating your Machine and refer to them as needed to ensure the
continued safe operation of your Machine.

Either the symbol , or a similar symbol, combined with the triangle shaped
warning sign from ISO 3864-2, or the following statement or equivalent text shall be
used:
FCC Compliance Statement
FCC Notice
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital
device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a
commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses and can emit radio frequency
energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may
cause harmful interference in radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a
residence area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the users will be
required to correct the interference at their own expense.
THIS MACHINE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF FCC RULES.
OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS:
THIS MACHINE MAY NOT CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE, AND THIS
MACHINE MUST ACCEPT ANY INTERFERENCE RECEIVED, INCLUDING
INTERFERENCE THAT MAY CAUSE UNDESIRED OPERATION.
Changes or modifications of this product not expressly
approved by manufacturer, could void the user’s
authority to operate the equipment.
WARNING
Keep away Hazardous moving parts from moving Stacker blades.
WARNING
Hazardous moving ports!
Keep fingers and other body parts away

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This manual shows user general symbols for safety information and symbols to identify
special dangers.
Refer to the below Icons before reading Manual.
Icon Word Explanation
DANGER
WARNING
This symbol with the signal word (Danger/
Warning) refers to an immediate risk / threat to
life or body injury.
CAUTION
This symbol is to identify safety information.
Ignoring this warning can result in damage to
the Machine or endanger data consistency.

Recommended Tools
P
icture
Name and Spec.
Picture
Name and Spec.
L Wrench
Ø1.5
Hexagonal
Screwdriver
5mm
L Wrench
Ø2
Screwdriver(+)
6mm
Spanner
7mm
Screwdriver(-)
2.5mm
Screwdriver(-)
1.5mm
Long-Nose Multi-Meter
Nipper
Dust Blower
Aerosol
Anti-Static Gloves
Rubber Coated
Dust Air Blower
Dust Blower: Dust may cause to make a short in PCB so periodically clear dust apt to be
accumulated inside of machine.
Anti-Static Gloves: In maintenance or repairing, recommended to put it on to protect static caused
to make a short.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1 Machine Packing and Handling ----------------------------------------------- 10-11
Chapter 2 Machine Description, Control Panel & Display Screen --------------- 11
2-1. Description of the Parts---------------------------------------------------- 11
2-2. Description of Control ------------------------------------------------------ 12
2-3. Overview of Touch Screen ------------------------------------------------ 13-14
Chapter 3 Preparation of Machine Operation ------------------------------------------- 15
How to open and close “Upper Cover and “Rear Cover/Door” ---- 15
How to place banknotes onto the Hopper --------------------------------- 16
Counting ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 17
Chapter 4 Specifications ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 18
Chapter 5 Admin Menu ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 19-20
5-1 Loading default ---------------------------------------------------------------- 20
5-2 Change passwords ----------------------------------------------------------- 20
5.3 Machine setting ---------------------------------------------------------------- 21
5.3.1 Station ID ----------------------------------------------------------------- 21
5.3.2 Ethernet ------------------------------------------------------------------- 21
5.3.3 FTP Information -------------------------------------------------------- 21
5.3.4 Black list ------------------------------------------------------------------ 21
5.3.5 Printer ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 22
5.3.6 Customer display ------------------------------------------------------ 22
5.3.7 Way of motor stop ----------------------------------------------------- 22
5.4 Function on/off ---------------------------------------------------------------- 23
5.4.1 CF Detectors ------------------------------------------------------------- 23
5.4.2 Mode Setting ------------------------------------------------------------ 23
5.4.3 Auto default loading -------------------------------------------------- 24
5.4.4 User setting -------------------------------------------------------------- 24
5.4.5 Grand Total --------------------------------------------------------------- 25-26
5.4.6 Log data ------------------------------------------------------------------- 27
Chapter 6 Service Menu ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 28-29
6.1 Save default -------------------------------------------------------------------- 29
6.2 Admin PWD --------------------------------------------------------------------- 30
6.3 Download target --------------------------------------------------------------- 30
6.4 Machine management ------------------------------------------------------- 30
6.4.1 Program update -------------------------------------------------------- 30
6.4.2 Touch calibration ------------------------------------------------------- 31
6.4.3 Machine test ------------------------------------------------------------- 31-32
6
.4.4 Log data
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33
6.4.5 Counting report --------------------------------------------------------- 33
6.5 Machine setting ---------------------------------------------------------------- 34
6.5
.1 Setting of date/time
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34

Chapter 9 Rollers ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 54
Chapter 10 Pulley & Belt --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 55
10.1 Right side – pulley ------------------------------------------------------------ 55
10.2 Right side – belt --------------------------------------------------------------- 55
10.3 Left side – pulley and belts ------------------------------------------------ 56
Chapter 11 Adjustment ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 57
11.1 Hopper Sensor ----------------------------------------------------------------- 57
11.2 Timing for Bracket Solenoid ----------------------------------------------- 58
11.3 Gap between Separator and ADF roller -------------------------------- 58-60
6.5.2 Set A/S call ---------------------------------------------------------------- 34
6.5.3 Ethernet -------------------------------------------------------------------- 34
6.5.4 Save Image Data -------------------------------------------------------- 34-35
6.5.5 Reason View -------------------------------------------------------------- 35
6.5.6 Set Currency Map ------------------------------------------------------- 35-36
6.5.7 Set Machine Serial Number ------------------------------------------ 36
6.6 Value Setting (CF Level) ------------------------------------------------------- 36
6-6-1 CF level by Particular Currency Type ---------------------------- 37
6-6-2 CF level by different Currency Type ------------------------------ 37
6.6.3 CF level adjustment by denomination of currency type --- 37-38
6.6.4 CF level adjustment by Banking and Retail Version -------- 38
6.6.5 CF level adjustment by “ALL” -------------------------------------- 38-39
6.6.6 Hopper level -------------------------------------------------------------- 39
6.6.7 Double level --------------------------------------------------------------- 39
6.7 Function on/off ------------------------------------------------------------------- 40
6.7.1 CF Items -------------------------------------------------------------------- 40
6.8 Information ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 40-41
6.9 Calibration ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 41
6.9.1 Tape Calibration --------------------------------------------------------- 42-43
6.9.2 CIS Calibration ----------------------------------------------------------- 44-45
6.9.3 UV Calibration ------------------------------------------------------------ 45-46
6.9.4 MR --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 47-48
6.9
.5 IR
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48
6.9.6 Hopper Calibration -----------------------------------------------------
48
Chapter 7 Sensors ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 49-50
Chapter 8 Boards ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 51
8.1 Side View of machine ---------------------------------------------------------- 51
8.2 Rear View of machine ---------------------------------------------------------- 52
8.3 Front View of machine --------------------------------------------------------- 52
8.4 Main Board ------------------------------------------------------------------------
8.5 OPE Board ------------------------------------------------------------------------
53
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11-4 Timing between ADF and Pick-up Roller ------------------------------- 60
11.5 Information that requires your attention -------------------------------- 61
11.5.1 Connector ---------------------------------------------------------------- 61-62
11.5.2 Pulley Motor ------------------------------------------------------------- 62
11.5.3 Bracket CIS -------------------------------------------------------------- 63
Chapter 12 S/W Upgrade and Image Data Downloading --------------------------------- 64
12.1 Software Upgrade -------------------------------------------------------------- 64
12.2 Image Data Downloading ---------------------------------------------------- 65-70
Chapter 13 Maintenance ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 71
13.1 Clean all sensors and Rollers ---------------------------------------------- 72-73
13.2 Dust Tray cleaning ------------------------------------------------------------- 73-74
Chapter 14 LCD Error Message ------------------------------------------------------------------ 75
14.1 Initializing Running Error ---------------------------------------------------- 75-76
14.2 Error on counting -------------------------------------------------------------- 76
Chapter 15 Board & Component ---------------------------------------------------------------- 77
15.1 Connection Diagram ---------------------------------------------------------- 77
15.2 Board Descriptions ------------------------------------------------------------ 78-82
Chapter 16 Assembly Drawings ----------------------------------------------------------------- 83-123

Chapter 1. Machine Packing and Handling
Packing List
No.
Part
Name
Qty
Remark
1
M
i
B
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11V
M
achine
1
Unit
2
A
C Pow
er Co
r
d
1 pc.
3
User Manual
1 pc.
4 Sensor Cleaning Cloth 1 pc.
Work Area
To help ensure trouble-free operation of the Machine, it is strongly recommended that you place the
Machine on a flat, stable surface on your desktop or workstation.
Do not place the Machine:
in direct sunlight
Near heat sources or air conditioners vent
In dusty or dirty environment
Handling
When handling or moving the Machine, do not lift
the Machine with grasping the Front Area. The
picture
on the right illustrates how to lift the Machine
correctly by holding at the bottom portion of the
Machine from
rear ends.
Power On / Off
Plug one end of the power cord into the A/C socket at the
rear side of the Machine and the other end into a standard
AC power wall outlet (properly grounded) or to a power
strip.
Turn the Power On or Off by pressing power Switch button located at the rear side of the Machine
(See section 2.1 Description of Parts at page 11). After initializing, Machine will enter into main
display and ready for operation. Confirm that all of the counting results are saved prior to powering
off the Machine (ignore if you decided not to save counting results).
Machine Interface
[ Micro SD]
For optional function
[ USB Type A]
Machine firmware can be upgraded with USB Memory Stick (Flash drive)
(Preferable method).
[ LAN Port]
1. The counting results can be sent to PC though LAN.
2. PC can be connected to a third-party software via LAN port.
3. The Machine can also be upgraded through LAN.
[ RJ11 Jack]
External Display for customer [optional] can be connected to these 2 ports. Two
Users can attach their own External Displays to these ports to show their
individual counting results.
[RS232C Serial Port]
Machine has a RS232C serial interface port for connecting your Dot matrix or
Thermal printer to print out counting result. To connect your printer to the
Machine, follow the steps as below:
1. Make sure that both the Machine and the printer are turned off.
2. Connect the end of printer cable to the RS232C Serial port of the Machine.