Amrotec MiB-9 User manual

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MiB-9
Currency Discrimination Counter
2-Pocket and Multi-currencies counting

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User Menu ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1. Language Set--------------------------------------------------------------------------
2. Counting Speed-----------------------------------------------------------------------
3. Pocket Capacity ----------------------------------------------------------------------
4. Setting -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1. Lock Menu ------------------------------------------------------------------------
2. Beep --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
3. Custom Display Setting ------------------------------------------------------
4. Auto Start --------------------------------------------------------------------------
5. LCD Control ----------------------------------------------------------------------
6. Display Set-------------------------------------------------------------------------
7. Select First View------------------------------------------------------------------
8. Dual User Set----------------------------------------------------------------------
5. PC Interface ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
1. Serial Set --------------------------------------------------------------------------
6. Sensitivity Setting--------------------------------------------------------------------
1. UV, MR, IR ------------------------------------------------------------------------
2. Double Level ---------------------------------------------------------------------
3. Hopper Level ---------------------------------------------------------------------
7. Parameter ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1. Loading Default -----------------------------------------------------------------
2. Loading User --------------------------------------------------------------------
3. Saving User ----------------------------------------------------------------------
4. Print No. Clear -------------------------------------------------------------------
5. Date and Time Set --------------------------------------------------------------
6.
Station ID Set
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Service Menu 1----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
7.1 How to enter Service Menu 1-----------------------------------------------------
7.2 Service Menu1-------------------------------------------------------------------------
1. Error Stop Ctrl. -------------------------------------------------------------------
2. Reject Detail On/OFF------------------------------------------------------------
3. System Report --------------------------------------------------------------------
4. Set A/S Call No.-------------------------------------------------------------------
5. Set Machine S/N ------------------------------------------------------------------
6. Calibration --------------------------------------------------------------------------
7. Sensor Select ---------------------------------------------------------------------
8. System Setting --------------------------------------------------------------------
Service Menu 2 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
8.1 How to enter Service Menu 2---------------------------------------------------
8.2 Service Menu2 ----------------------------------------------------------------------
1.Sensor Test-----------------------------------------------------------------------
2. Key Test --------------------------------------------------------------------------
3. Motor Test
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CONTENTS

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4. Selector Test -----------------------------------------------------------------------
5. Wing Speed Setting --------------------------------------------------------------
6. USB and SD Card Test ----------------------------------------------------------
Calibration --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
9.1 CIS Calibration -------------------------------------------------------------------
9.2 IR Calibration ---------------------------------------------------------------------
9.3 UV Calibration --------------------------------------------------------------------
9.4 MR & Double Calibration -----------------------------------------------------
9.5 Hopper Calibration -------------------------------------------------------------
9.6 Solenoid Calibration -----------------------------------------------------------
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User Menu
USER MENU
To set a function and its parameters, enter into USER MENU by pressing
MENU key on the Control Panel. The 'USER MENU' screen is shown in
exact at the right side.
Press UP/ DOWNkey to move from one menu item to the next
followed by START/ENTER key on the right side of the Control panel to
confirm the selection. Or you can directly move from one menu item to the
next by pressing corresponding numeric key. For example, to move to
menu item “SETTINGS”, just press numeric “4” key and START/ENTER key to confirm the selection. To Exit from the menu
entirely, press CLEAR/ESC key or press MENU key again to toggle in between menu items using UP / DOWN key, press
MENU key again in sub menu mode. The factory default settings are like below;
Function/Parameter
Default Value
Speed 1000 NPM w/CF ON
Contrast of Note Normal
Beep On
Auto Start On
Mode Lock Off
Pocket Capacity Reject Pocket
100 notes
Stacker 200 Max
Interface
Baud 57600
Data 8
Stop 1
Parity None
1. LANGUAGE SET
From the USER MENU, operator can select their native language if
it is available on the sub-menu. Default is English language for
USA market.

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2. COUNTING SPEED
From the USER MENU, operator can select the piece counting “SPEED” by pressing numeric 2 key or UP / DOWN key.
The machine offers five counting speed: 800 / 900 / 1000 / 1200 / 1500 NPM (Notes per Minute). In sub menu, press
corresponding numeric key or UP / DOWN key to select your desire speed confirmed by START/ENTER key. In COUNT mode,
you can set the speed up to 1500NPM maximum, but for all discriminating Modes, such as MIXED, SINGL or SORT modes,
machine speed is defaulted as 1000 (CF ON) or can be change to 1200 (CF Off). Please refer to the below table to see the
compulsory maximum speed for each condition.
Mode Compulsory Maximum Speed
COUNT 1500 NPM
MIXED / SINGL /
SORT / FACE /
ORENT
CF ON: 1000 NPM MAX (Default)
CF OFF: 1200NPM MAX
3. POCKET CAPACITY
The capacity of the Stacker and Reject Pocket can be selected using this SUB-menu by operator, mainly depends on the
condition of banknotes processed in a location. If a customer's location known to process good circulated banknotes, then the
capacity of the Stacker and Reject Pocket can be set to higher capacity, otherwise, it is suggested to use the default set value
by the factory as 200 Notes for Stacker and 100 Notes for
Reject Pocket. To select both pocket capacity, use () ()
key or corresponding numeric key followed by
START/ENTER key to confirm your selection.
4. SETTING

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1. LOCK MENU
 To prevent accidental MODE switch, operator can disable
the MODE key function under LOCK MENU as MODE LOCK
(ON). While MODE LOCK is (ON), the MODE key
becomes inactive. If operator wishes to change counting
MODE, it will first require deactivating the MODE LOCK
function to (OFF). To switch to ON/OFF, use ()() key
or corresponding numeric key followed by START key to
confirm your selection.
 To prevent accidental CF function shut off, operator can disable the CF key under LOCK MENU as CF LOCK
(ON). While CF LOCK is (ON), the CF key becomes inactive. If operator wishes to disable this CF LOCK
feature, then it will first require disabling the CF LOCK function to (OFF) by using ()() key or numeric
key followed by START/ENTER key to confirm your selection.
2. BEEP
There are two separate Beep function on this machine KEY
BEEP and WARNING BEEP and they are ON by default. “KEY”
Beep function represents beep sound when pressing Keys on the
control panel and if it is turned off, BEEP will not sound off. Same
for WARNING Beep feature which is turned on by Default.
Anytime there is a warning from machine operation, an audible
beep tone will sound off. To turn ON/OFF this function, enter into
their sub-menu item and use ()() key or numeric key followed by START/ENTER key to confirm your selection. It
is highly recommended that both Key and Warning beep should be turned ON all the time as it is also set as default in
the software.
3. CUSTOM DISPLAY SETTING:
Operator can select customer Display type on
this Menu item under 1. CUSTOMER DISPLAY
SETTING sub-menu. Operator can also select
whether count results on the external Customer
display should be stayed on until a next count
starts or clear out when banknotes are removed
from Stacker using 2.CUSTOMER DISPLAY CLEAR sub-menu.

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4. AUTO START
When the AUTO function is turned ON, the machine automatically feeds
and counts banknotes on the hopper, whereas in MANUAL mode,
pressing START/ENTER key is required to start counting operation after
banknotes are placed into the hopper. Note that machine is defaulted as
"AUTO" from factory and to change into MANUAL mode, enter into “4.
AUTO START” sub-menu by pressing ENTER key or the numeric “4” key
and then make your selection / switch. If “AUTO START ON” is selected, the LCD screen will display “AUTO”,
otherwise will display “MAN.” Stands for “Manual” operation.
5. LCD CONTROL:
If the contrast of LCD screen found to be too dark or too
bright, operator can change the contrast level by using
()() key followed up START/ENTER key to confirm
the new setting. While default is set at 20 [0-30], the
higher >20 number would increase the contrast of the
LCD screen further which we do not highly recommend.
Under this LCD CONTROL menu, operator also has
option to keep LCD Display ON or turn OFF (to save power and LCD longevity) while machine is inactive.
6. DISPLAY SET
Operator can select 4 different screen views using of [DISPLAY] key and
appear w en a count is completed. Operator can press [DISPLAY] key to
c ange view to see SIMPLE VIEW 2 (Count and Pieces and Total count
and Pieces) or DETAIL VIEW (S owing Piece and total for all
denominations counted) or REJECT VIEW (to see reject reasons for all
rejected bills to reject pocket). (please refer to submenu “C anging
Display Contents” in Section. 6. Basic Operation)
7. SELECT FIRST VIEW
Operator can select and default preferable view of t e main screen from 3
different screen views as illustrated on t e left side diagram. Operator can
use ()() key or corresponding numeric key to scroll and select your
selection by START/ENTER key, owever, in discriminating mode, it is
strongly suggested t at eit er 1. SIMPLE VIEW1 (Default) or ‘3.DETAIL
VIEW’ s ould be selected as t e main screen.

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8. DUAL USER SET
DUAL-USER is a feature t at allows one MiB-9 mac ine to be s ared by two
operators as User1 and User2. T is feature is disable from factory by default,
t erefore if operator requires to activate t is feature, enter into t is Menu item
from USER MENU and make your selection as "DUAL USER ON" and to
deactivate, select “DUAL USER OFF".
DUAL USER OFF
W en t is feature is OFF as by factory default or by operator, mac ine
operates as for single user. In t is configuration, printer or PC is connected
to t e RS232C port and USB port is used to connect PC (configuration is
subject to c ange wit out furt er notice).
DUAL USER ON
W en t is feature is turned ON, mac ine operates as for Dual Users. Eac user can connect t eir PCs to RS232C
port (User1’s PC) and USB A (User2’s PC) and sends counting results to corresponding PC. W ile bot users can
s are one printer, t ey ave to use different key to print w ic is, START/ENTER key (Rig t side of t e control panel)
for User1 and numeric ‘5’ (START) key on t e left side of t e control panel for User2 (See submenu “Dual User” in
Section. 6. Basic Operation).
5. PC Interface
Under PC Interface menu, operator is able to set Printer configuration (Baud Rate, Parity, Data Bit, Stop Bit), PC Protocol or
Customer display protocol as well as select AUTO PRINT options as described below:
1. SERIAL SET:
•AUTO PRINT: Operator can select to automatically print counting results
in a Printer (if one is connected) when after a count is completed and
hopper is empty out or auto-print per each batch count is completed or
operator can turned off this option to print manually after each count is
completed.
•For available printers, please consult with AMROTEC® or with
your sales representative.
•Standard “Serial” port configuration for printer is as below:
Speed (Baud Rate) : 9600 bps
Parity : None
Data Bit : 8
Stop Bit : 1
Printer Type : Type Normal (Default)

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The parameters of an external Dot or Thermal printer should be set as above value. The Column Length
parameter is to be set to the column length of the printer. To print counting results, press START/ENTER key on
the right side of the Control panel for User1 and numeric ‘5’ (START) key on the left for User2 (See sub-menu
“Dual User” in Section. 6. Basic Operation).To print the Grand Total, press GT to display Grand Total and press
DISPLAY to see Grand Total Detail view.
2. SEL. OCR DATA PORT: This sub-menu option has no applicability for MIB-9 machine.
3. TCP/ IP TYPE: (Reserved for Software Developer)
4. IP Address: (Reserved for Software Developer)
5. MAC Address: (Reserved for Software Developer)
6. SDC100 PROTOCOL: (Reserved for Software Developer)
6. Sensitivity Setting (Only for trained operator/service-provider)
This is a password protected area and reserved for highly trained operator or service-provider.
1.UV; 2.MR; 3.IR:
MIB-9 is equipped with number of suspect detectors such as UV (Ultra-Violet), MR (Magneto-resistive / MG) and
IR(Infra-red). Proper sensitivity settings
for these detectors are preset from
factory, however, if it becomes
necessary in case of a false alarm or
rejection of genuine banknotes due to
suspect errors, Operator is able to
readjust (lower) the factory preset
sensitivity settings (from 00 - 05) for
these detectors equipped with this machine. Lower Value sensitivity level refers to lower sensitivity of each of these
detectors. To determine the appropriate sensitivity level for each of these detectors, trained operator is recommended
to start settings from lower level to higher level for each of these detectors and one detector at a time.
To change the sensitivity level, enter into “6.SENSITIVITY SETTING” followed by ENTER and numeric key to scroll
through different detector sub-menu and choose the level by using ()() key. To confirm your selection, press
START/ENTER key and exit from the menu by pressing [C].
2. DOUBLE LEVEL: MIB-9 is equipped with a double detection sensor to prevent 2 banknotes to pass through
as one. Appropriate Double sensitivity level as 10 [00-20] has been adjusted from factory, however, if it is
necessary to trouble shoot double note error, trained operator or service-provide able to make slight adjustment of this
level around default value. Please note that any value over 10 may lead to single banknote is rejected as double note.
3.HOPPER LEVEL: MIB-9 is equipped with hopper sensor to detect presence of a banknote, thus machine starts
counting operation. Appropriate Hopper sensitivity level as 200 [100-300] has been adjusted from factory, however, if
it is necessary to trouble shoot a problem related with banknote presence, trained operator or service provider able to
make slight adjustment of this level around default value. Please note that any value over 200 may lead to machine’s
determination of a banknote presence on the hopper and machine may start to operate.

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7. Parameter
1. LOADING DEFAULT (only for trained professional)
Factory adjusted certain parameter (turned On/Off) and various settings as default settings during production. During
uses of MiB-9 machines in the field, operators or service-provider may change those parameters / settings to user’s
own preferences. "LOADING DEFAULT" function allows trained operators or service-provider to refresh all the
parameters and settings to factory's default settings.
2. LOADING USER
Operators have option to save their own settings and parameters by using of "SAVING USER" sub-menu as described
below under 3. SAVING USER and loading those setting and parameter by following "2. LOADING USER" sub-menu.
Operator can use ()() key or corresponding numeric key to enter into the sub-menu and START/ENTER key to
confirm the selection.
3. SAVING USER
Operators can save their own setting and parameters by following this sub-menu. To save operator’s own settings,
enter into “3. SAVING USER” followed by START/ENTER key to confirm selection. Operator to use ()() key or
corresponding numeric key to enter into the sub-menu.
4. PRINT NO. CLEAR
This function resets print sequence number to 001. Enter into and select “4. PRINT NO CLEAR” using ()() key or
corresponding numeric keys followed by START/ENTER key to confirm the selection.
5. DATE AND TIME SET
Operator can select or change date and time of counting operation that appears on each print report. Enter into and
select 5. DATE AND TIME SET by using ()() key followed by START/ENTER key. A new popup window will open
allowing input of date and time. Changes can be made by using of numeric keys (0-9) and scroll through by using of
UP() or DOWN() key. START/ENTER key must be pressed to confirm operator’s input and selection.
6. STATION ID SET
Station ID represents a given No. for each MiB-9 machine and would appear on each print report. Select “6.
STATION ID SET” to enter into this sub-menu and use numeric keys (1-9) to input your Station ID. Use ()
() key to scroll and START/ENTER key to confirm your input and save.
In case of DUAL USER operation, separate Station ID should be set for each operator as USER 1 and for USER 2
respectively (See submenu “Dual User” in Section. 4. Settings)