CDN CS-600B User manual

Coin Sorter
CS-600B
Operation Manual

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Contents
1. Overview.................................................................................................2
2. Technical Parameters ..............................................................................3
3. Precautions..............................................................................................3
4. Panel Description....................................................................................4
4.1 Key Function...................................................................................4
4.2 Display Mode..................................................................................4
5. Coin Receiving Bucket Corresponding to Each Channel.......................5
6. Operation Steps.......................................................................................5
6.1 Channel Selection ...........................................................................6
6.2 Data Clear.......................................................................................6
6.3 Data Storage....................................................................................7
6.4 Memory Reading ............................................................................7
6.5 Storage Clear...................................................................................7
6.6 Storage Accumulation.....................................................................8
6.7 Batch Setting...................................................................................8
7. Installation of Coin Bag Adaptor (Optional)........................................10
8. Troubleshooting ....................................................................................11
9. Routine Maintenance............................................................................12
10. Accessories..........................................................................................12

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1. Overview
CS-600B is a coin sorter designed and produced by our company with the function of
detecting counterfeit coins. The CIS sensor adopted in CS-600B can detect the diameter of coins,
thus automatically identifying other foreign coins, counterfeit coins, metal pieces and so
on. CS-600B can sort 6 different coins simultaneously (a certain amount of incompatible coins can
be mixed), with functions such as automatic identification, statistics, and sorting coins in different
denominations, among which incompatible coins will be automatically kicked into the reject
bucket.
CS-600B can be connected to a printer (baud rate is 115200 by default) or computer through
an RS-232 interface to print all data at any time; CS-600B can also be connected to an external
display through a PS2 port to display all coin data at any time.
Figure 1.1 Simple Schematic Diagram
Figure 1.2 Schematic Diagram of Socket Board
Key
board
Transparent
window
Front cover
board
Coin receiving
bucket
RS232（PC communication）
PS2（reserved port，external
display interface）
RS232（connected to
external display，printer）
Power switch
Power socket

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2. Technical Parameters
Sorting speed About 600 coins/min
Bucket capacity About 600 coins
Countable Coin size Diameter 14-33mm
Thickness 1-4mm
Sorting type 1- 6 different coins.
Dimensions 510×280×320mm
Weight 16Kg
Power 45W
Current AC 110V ±10%, 60Hz
or AC 220V ±10%, 50Hz
Display 8-bit (LED display)
Working temperature 0-40C°
Humidity 30-75%
3. Precautions
Use the power cord and data cable configured by the machine.
Unplug the power cord before moving the machine.
Do not operate the machine in direct sunlight.
To avoid injury and malfunction, please do not put your head, hands, clothes and
tools into the bucket.
Do not open the cover during operation.

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4. Panel Description
Figure 4.1 Schematic Diagram of Panel
4.1 Key Function
1）START/STOP: Start/Stop
2）HOME: Return to main interface
3）and : Select channels
4）CLR: Clear
5）SET: Debug reserved keys
6）VALUE/COUNT: Switch between piece counting and value counting
7）BAT: Batch setting
8）MT: Data storage
9）MR: Memory Reading
10）M+: Accumulate
11）PRINT: Print the quantity and amount of coins
12）+1000、+100、+10、+1: Numeric keys
4.2 Display Mode
1) Amount display: 0.00, with decimal point;
2) Quantity display: 0, without decimal point;

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5. Coin Receiving Bucket Corresponding to Each Channel
Figure 5.1 Schematic Diagram of Channel
The coin receiving channels from right to left are incompatible coin bucket,
channel 1, channel 2, channel 3, channel 4, channel 5, and channel 6. Coin diameters
are also ordered from largest to smallest. We take USD as an example: channel 1 is
$0.5, channel 2 is $1, channel 3 is $0.25, channel 4 is $0.05, channel 5 is $0.01, and
channel 6 is $0.1.
6. Operation Steps
Plug in the power cord at the power socket on the right rear side of the machine,
and then turn on the power switch upward;
After the end of the machine self-inspection, no error found will be regarded as
entering the working state;
Open the right window, pour the coins into the coin hopper and press
START/STOP key to automatically count coins;
Channel 1
Channel 2
Channel 3
Channel 4
Channel 5
Channel 6
incompatible coin channel

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6.1 Channel Selection
Figure 6.1.1 Schematic Diagram of Selecting channels
Press and keys to select different channels and check the amount and
quantity of coins in channels;
Figure 6.1.2 Schematic Diagram of Switching betweenAmount and Quantity
Press VALUE/COUNT key to switch display between amount and quantity.
6.2 Data Clear
Press CLR key to clear all data after the machine is stopped.
Press and keys to select different channels, and press CLR key to clear
the data for the selected channel.
Figure 6.2 Schematic Diagram of Data Clear in Channel 2

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6.3 Data Storage
After counting, press MT key to store the coin counting data.
Press MT key to store the data, and the indicator light next to it will be on.
If the indicator light is on, data is stored in memory.
Figure 6.3 Schematic Diagram of Storing Coin Counting Data
6.4 Memory Reading
After counting, if the data has been stored, you can press MR key to read the
stored data.
Figure 6.4 Schematic Diagram of Reading Stored Data
6.5 Storage Clear
First press CLR key to clear the current data.
Then press MT key. When the data is cleared, the indicator light will be off.

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Figure 6.5 Schematic Diagram of Clearing Stored Data
6.6 Storage Accumulation
Press M+ key to accumulate the current data to the previous data and save it, and
clear the current display data to zero.
Press and keys to select different channels, and press M+ key to
accumulate only the data of the selected channel.
Press M+ on the home screen to accumulate the data of all channels.
Figure 6.6 Schematic Diagram of Accumulating Data
6.7 Batch Setting
Press BAT key to enter the batch setting mode.
Press and keys to select different channels, press +1000, +100, +10,
+1 keys to set the batch quantity of each channel, and press CLR key to clear the
batch quantity.
1) +1000 means1000, +100 means100, +10 means10, +1 means 1;
2) For example, if you want to increase 1, press +1 key once to increase 1, and press
+1 twice to increase 2.

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Figure 6.7.1 Batch Quantity of 10 Coins in Channel 1
Notes:
If the batch quantity is not equal to 0, the batch function is regarded to be turned
on. When the number of coins in a single channel reaches the batch quantity, then,
the machine stops running, the corresponding channel flickers, indicating that the
batch quantity has been reached.
Press CLR key to clear flicker. By pressing START/STOP key, the machine will
start, and continue counting and sorting coins.
Figure 6.7.2 Channel 1 Flickers to Reach Batch Quantity of 10 Coins
Note: In the counting process, when the batch quantity is reached, the machine will
stop running, and the coins on the guide rail that have not passed the sensor
will be kicked into the incompatible coin bucket