CUMMINS ALLISON JetSort 1000 series User manual

JetSort®
1000 series coin sorter
Operating instructions

Safety information, power specifications
High voltage inside. Risk of electric shock.
Turn power OFF and unplug power cord from machine before cleaning
Do not attempt repairs. Repairs must be made by authorized Cummins Allison personnel.
Use grounded plug (supplied) and properly grounded outlet.
Read and understand all instructions before use.
Sort disk rotates when motor is running. Risk of injury.
Do not defeat safety interlock switches.
Improper voltage levels can cause equipment malfunction, damage electrical components,
and void warranty.
■Voltage operating range: 105-130 VAC or 198-253 VAC
■Frequency: 50/60 Hz
■Full load amps (FLA): 1A/0.5A
■Electrical supply circuit: The customer must provide a single-phase, dedicated power line that meets the
machine’s power requirements. Use a properly grounded circuit breaker in compliance with applicable local
electrical code.
Environmental operating conditions
■Temperature: 60°F - 85°F (15°C - 29°C)
■Humidity: 30% to 70% (non-condensing)
Compliance acknowledgments
■FCC: This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1)
this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation.
■Regulatory: UL/CUL, FCC, CE

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Introduction
Basic/advanced model
This manual is designed to provide the new user with a detailed description of the various features and
modes of operation for the JetSort 1000 Series basic/advanced machines. Not all functions apply to all
machines.
For ease of use, the manual is divided into seven sections.
Section 1: Set-Up
Section 2: Operation
Section 3: Maintenance
Section 4: Error Messages
Section 5: Glossary
Section 6: Specifications and Options

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Section 1: Set-up
Programming and storing JetSort features
JetSort is designed to provide you with a high level of user-programmable features to make your coin counting
and sorting tasks as easy and automated as possible. This section addresses these features and explains
how to set up JetSort features to your specific coin sorting and counting requirements.
The JetSort is designed to provide a wide range of programmable features to meet your specific needs. The
performance of your JetSort will depend upon which features are incorporated into the specific machine you are
operating. Standard pre-programmed features built into the JetSort may also affect its operation and the
appearance of certain screens.
Some operations and displays described here may not be consistent with those shown on your machine. Your
JetSort operation may vary depending on how it is configured and which features are enabled or disabled.
IMPORTANT Please read before entering Set-Up.
To move within the Set-Up mode, use the following keys:
BATCH KEY: Moves backward
SUB-BAT: Moves forward
PRINT: Moves cursor from top line to bottom line
TOTALS OR DENOM: Allows operator to select an option. TOTALS key moves forward,
DENOM key moves backward.
CLEAR: This key is also used to exit the Set-Up Mode.
The following settings will produce the JetSort response described:
OFF: No prompt for data will be displayed. Data cannot be entered in this mode.
AUTO: Operator will be automatically prompted to enter Data.
DEMND: JetSort function will only be prompted upon operator demand.
To access and set up JetSort features, you must be at a Batch Ended condition. From a Batch Ended condition,
press and hold the red STOP key until the following screen is displayed:
PRESS<BAT> SETUP
PRESS < SBAT> DIAGS
Do not enter Diagnostics without first contacting your local Cummins Allison office.ons could lead to lost
or inaccurate data, operation in an incorrect mode, or unintended outcomes in machine function.

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To enter Set-Up, press the BATCH key. The following fields should appear:
1.
User Defaults
Get Save
User Defaults allows you to save current user settings as the default, or retrieve (get) previously saved default
settings. This eliminates the need to reconfigure your JetSort in the event of an unexplainable machine memory
loss (e.g., a power surge could cause memory / machine problems). The “Default” Setting can be revised at any
time. Choosing "Save" overwrites all previously set-up JetSort functions. To move the selection cursor ( _ ) to the
bottom line, press the PRINT key. To select the "Get" option, press the TOTALS or DENOM key. You will see the
word “OK” momentarily on the screen, which signifies that the machine is executing the command.
To move to the Save option, press the SUB-BATCH key. To exit, press the PRINT key to move the cursor ( _ ) to
the top line, then the SUB-BATCH key to move forward.
2.
LANGUAGE COINS
English U.S. 6
The Language Coins selection feature allows you to determine the type of language and the coin set to be
processed. Of course, a new Sort Disk is required to process coins other than your specific country.
The “LANGUAGE” selection allows the user to select the language from which the commands will be
displayed on the machine. The available choices are German, English and Spanish.
The user can select the language and select the specific Euro country to set the machine with the proper
country-specific bag, box, and sachet limits (if they are used).
The “COINS” selection is important to note since four new selections have been added
to denote the country-specific information, which is unique to each Euro nation. The new selections available
are:
GER € (Germany Euro), IRE € (Ireland Euro), HOL € (Holland Euro), ITA € (Italy Euro)
and SPN € (Spanish Euro)
3.
Machine Type
Box Model
Box / Bag Configuration allows you to configure your JetSort for collecting coin with Bags or Boxes. When Box is
chosen for Machine Type, the Box configuration initially shows under Box / Bag Denomination selection. When
Bag is chosen, the Bag configuration initially shows under Box / Bag Denomination selection. In either case,
any denomination can be converted from Box to Bag and vice versa. Factory Default is set to “Boxes.”

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4a.
1c
Box
5c
Box
10c
Box
4b.
25c
50c
$1
Box
Box
Box
The next two screens show the different denominations for that country’s coin set. JetSort 1000 has the
capability to configure Box or Bag by denomination. As indicated above, if Box is chosen for Machine Type,
all denominations will default to Box. However, the user can select any denomination to bag or box coins as
desired.
5.
Stop Limits
Full
Stop Limits allows the operator to set Box Stop Limits for Full, Half or None. The Factory
Default is set to “Full” Box Limits. The following specifies coin box / bag fill quantities:
Limits vary by each country. Check your machine software for pre-programmed box / bag limits.
Full Limit: Coin Full Box Limit Full Bag Limit
$.01
400 coins
5,000 coins
$.05
250 coins
4,000 coins
$.10
500 coins
10,000 coins
$.25
200 coins
4,000 coins
$.50
80 coins
2,000 coins
$SBA
150 coins
2,000 coins
Half Limit: Coin Half Box Limit Half Bag Limit
$.01
200 coins
2,500 coins
$.05
125 coins
2,000 coins
$.10
250 coins
5,000 coins
$.25
100 coins
2,000 coins
$.50
40 coins
1,000 coins
$SBA
75 coins
1,000 coins
6a.
1c
5c
10c
Full
Full
Full
6b.
25c
50c
$1
Full
Full
Full
JetSort has the capability to configure Full, Half or No Stop Limits by denomination. Factory Default is set
to “Full.”

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7a.
1c
5c
10c
On
On
On
7b.
25c
50c
$1
On
On
On
Coin Count Sensors allow the user to disengage a sensor by denomination. Example: If the 10¢ sensor is set
to Off and a dime is processed through the JetSort, the dime will sort but will not be counted or added to the
total. Factory Default is set to “On.”
8.
DBal
BAT
S/B Off
Off
Off
Allows an operator to key in expected totals in order to compare them to actual monies sorted and counted.
Declared Balance Batch or Sub-Batch can be set to Off, Demand, or Auto. Factory Default is “Off.”
9a.
Media 1
Off
Allows an operator to enter values for other media (ex. Rolled coin, credit cards, travelers checks, etc.) as part
of money received. The Media feature can be set to Off, Auto w/ coins, Auto w/o coins, Demand w/ coins, or
Demand w/o coins. Factory Default is “Off.”
9b.
Media 2
Off
Allows an operator to enter values for other media (ex. Rolled coin, credit cards, travelers checks, etc.) as part
of money received. The Media feature can be set to Off, Auto w/ coins, Auto w/o coins, Demand w/ coins, or
Demand w/o coins. Factory Default is “Off.”
9c.
Media 3
Off
Allows an operator to enter values for other media (ex. rolled coin, credit cards, travelers checks, etc.) as part
of money received. The Media feature can be set to Off, Auto w/ coins, Auto w/o coins, Demand w/ coins, or
Demand w/o coins. Factory Default is “Off.”
10.
Custom Media
1 2 3
Allows customized headers for each media type. Press the DENOM key to call up the alphabet characters.
The order of characters is upper case, followed by lower case and then by symbols. Press CLEAR to remove a
label previously entered. Use the START SUB-BATCH key to move cursor right for the next character. Press
ENTER to accept the custom label.

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11.
A:
B:
C:
Off
Off
Off
Allows for each label to be set to Off, Automatic or Demand. Factory Default is “Off.”
12.
Custom Labels:
(A) (B) (C)
Allows for tracking and reporting of JetSort information by four (4) operator specified categories A, B, C, and D.
Label headers (i.e. Route, Bag, Customer, Operator, Teller, etc.) may be customized with names up to twelve
characters (alpha and numeric) each.
Label A: Batch label. Appears in Batch print reports only.
Label B: Batch label. Appears in Batch and Sub-Batch print reports.
Label C: Sub-Batch label. Appears in Sub-Batch print reports only.
Label D: Sub-Batch label. Appears in Sub-Batch print reports only.
13.
D: Date
Off Off
Allows the operator to track monies by date. Normally entered on the numeric keypad as
(MM-DD-YY) followed by ENTER. If turned on, the Date field cannot be bypassed without entering data.
Factory Default is “Off.”
14.
Custom Labels:
(D) (ID)
Allows a custom ID label to be entered.
15.
ID Codes:
(Off)
Entry field used to track information separated into individual segments (products, operators, etc.). Batches
and Sub-Batches are run within this field. Batches and Sub- Batches can be cleared while their totals
remain in memory under the ID code.
Up to 100 fields can be accessed using numbers 1-100. If ID Codes are turned On, a prompt to enter an ID
code will appear when processing Batches and Sub-Batches and cannot be bypassed. ID Codes can be set
to Off or Automatic. Factory Default is “Off.”
16.
BCR Setup:
Scanr (Off)
JetSort can be connected to a Bar Code Wand or Scanner Gun. To activate, select “Scanr” for Scanner Gun
or “Wand” for Scanner Wand. The Bar Code Reader option can be set to Off or Automatic.
If Auto is selected, when Label A is scanned, the JetSort will enter Label A and automatically move to Label
B. If Off is selected, when Label A is scanned, the operator must depress the ENTER key to move to Label B
before scanning.

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17.
Bilcnt Prnt:
Off All
Allows a JetScan or JetCount to be connected to the JetSort 1000. Billcount can be set to Off, Automatic, or
Demand. Under Prnt, the user can select Total or All. “Total” will print the total amount of currency processed
on the JetScan. “All” prints all amounts by denomination of currency processed on the JetScan. Factory
Default is “All.”
18.
End Key ?
Not Needed
If set to "Not Needed", pressing the SUB-BATCH key will end the current Sub-Batch and start the next one.
Press the END key to end the current Batch. If set to "Needed", press the END key to end a Sub-Batch. Press
the END key a second time to end a batch. Factory Default is set to “Not Needed.”
19.
End Bat Display
Total Amt.
Upon ending a Batch or Sub-Batch, JetSort will display the total when set for “Total Amt.”. If set to “Zero”,
upon conclusion of a Batch or Sub-Batch, the display will show zero. Factory Default is set to “Total Amt.”
20.
Clear at EndBat
No
When set to “Yes”, and upon ending a Batch or Sub-Batch, all Boxes and/or Bags are automatically cleared.
The Factory Default is set to “No.”
21.
Enable Verify?
No
In a Batch Ended condition, allows the user to count the coins in the boxes (or bags) without adding to or
affecting Batch, Sub-Batch and Day totals. When set to “Yes”, press the Start Sub-Batch key to activate the
Verify function. Press the Start Sub-Batch key again to end the Verify function. The Factory Default is set to
“No.”
22.
Packaging?
Off
The packaging option allows the JetSort to dispense rolled coin limits into pre-formed paper tubes.
This screen is only enabled with option kit 3, 4, or 5.

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Package Only sets all denominations to rolled coin limits. Package and Sort allows the user to select
by denomination that which is to be placed in rolled coin tubes.
23.
Cashtill DayT?
Off No
The cash till option allows operators to verify the amount of coins in their register tills. If using the cash till option,
this feature when turned on defaults the limits to none. The coins sorted and counted can be added to the Day
Total if DayT is set to Yes or not added to the Day Total if DayT is set to “No.”
24.
Fast Clear Lmt?
No
Allows the user to clear a box/bag limit by pressing the Clear key once. Factory Default is No.
25.
Print Format (1)
Mode 1 Auto
JetSort reports generate data depending on how JetSort features are configured. Actual appearance of
your reports may differ from that described below. JetSort is designed to generate reports in four
different formats or modes:
Print Mode 1: Shows Date, Audit #, Batch, Sub-Batch Codes, Coins, Currency, Checks,
Miscellaneous, Media totals, and Declared Balance.
Print Mode 2: Show everything in Print Mode 1 together with individual coin and currency totals.
Print Mode 3: Shows Audit #, Batch, Sub-Batch code and total money processed.
Print Mode 4: Shows money processed totals.
The mode your machine uses was set up at the time the machine was initialized. Automatic (AUTO) or
DEMAND (DMND) printing after Batches and Sub-Batches can be set within the Print Format Screen.
26.
Print Format (2)
ID Brkdn Red+
ID Breakdown print report can be enabled within this screen by selecting "ID Brkdn" or "No Brkdn.” Color
printing can also be enabled within this screen by selecting "Red+ or Red-". If set to Red+, the Day Total and
IDs will print in red. Factory Default is “ID Brkdn” and “Red-.”
27.
Prt Feed Lines
6
Allows the operator to set the number of lines between print reports. A number between 1-10 can be
selected. Factory Default is 6.

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28.
Printer Type
Other Printer
Allows the operator to choose between the Citizen high-speed printer dot matrix and the Citizen 270 thermal
printer. Factory Default is Other Printer.
29.
Comp Interface
36/2
The JetSort 1000 has emulation protocols (of previous model JetSorts) available for interface. As an example,
the user currently has an old JetSort model 3100, purchases a JetSort 1000 and would like to interface the
new machine, without having to rewrite the application software. They would simply select the 31/2 from the
emulation menu, and the JetSort 1000 would communicate like the old model 3100.
Emulation Reference:
Key Communication Protocol Form #
36/2 022-1752-00 (newest version)
36/1 022-7128-00
31/2 022-7111-00 (newest version)
31/1 022-7089-00
5000 022-7110-00
30.
Comm Mode
Immd Ack- Lrep-
Protocol Key:
There are two different versions available when transmitting data from the JetSort to a computer. They are
"immediate" or "polled".
Immediate: JetSort will initiate all transmissions as soon as a report is generated either
by keystroke or by a bag limit being reached. The report will be sent
through the communication port and a response from the computer is
expected. If JetSort does not get a response from the computer, a COMM
LINK ERROR will appear.
Polled: The receiving computer will initiate all transmissions. The computer must poll the JetSort
for data. If any report was generated since the last poll, the JetSort will immediately send
out the next report stored in memory.
Bidirectional: Allows the JetSort to be controlled from a computer system / keyboard.
CRM: Allows interface to the CRM software.
Acknowledge Key (ACK):
JetSort has the option of receiving a "hand-shake" signal from the receiving device (computer). To
receive an acknowledgment, turn the ACK key to “On” by selecting ACK+. Factory Default is “ACK-.”
Limit Report (Lrep):
If a bag limit is reached on the JetSort, a message can be sent to the computer. To activate, turn the
"Lrep" key to Lrep+. Factory Default is “Lrep-.”

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31.
Comm Mode
Norm.
JetSort data is sent to the computer in the form of a report. Four different modes can be programmed. Select
“Norm.” to generate standard computer protocol. Select “Total” to transmit only the total amount of the batch.
Select “3” to emulate a Brandt coin sorter protocol (Service America interface). Select “Wedge” to interface to
the Software Wedge. Factory Default is “Norm.”
32.
PORT 1 SETUP: Off
1200, 7, NP
Advanced Model 1000 has 4 communication ports. Port Set-Up allows for data transmission set up from
JetSort port to six peripherals: Remote Display, Printer, Computer, Bar Code Reader, JetScan and JetCount.
To connect a peripheral device to JetSort, you must select data transmission functions such as baud rate,
stop bits and parity.
The peripheral device and the JetSort must have the same settings in order for the connection to work
properly.
33.
Auto Oiler
Off
If the machine is installed with an oiling kit and this option is turned “On,” a small drop of oil is dispensed onto
the sorting disk to lubricate coins.
33a.
Coins Per
Oil (thousands)
Determine the frequency with which the oil is to be dispensed. The number selected represents “coins in oil
per thousand.” The range can be set from 1 to 99. For example, If the number 4 is entered, a drop of oil will
be dispensed every 4,000 coins. A setting of
4 or 5 is recommended for everyday use.
33b.
10_
Enter Coins/Oil
Use the numeric keypad to select the desired setting and press ENTER. Press the CONT key to space to
the left. Ensure the cursor is to the right of the desired setting otherwise entry will not be accepted. Press
CLEAR to erase entry.
33c.
Oil Pulse Width
(seconds)
Determine the length of time that the oiling motor is activated. This determines the amount of oil to be
dispensed. A factory setting of .10 is recommended. This number represents seconds.

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33d.
.10_
Enter Pulse Wid.
Use the numeric keypad to select the desired setting and press ENTER. Press the CONT key to space to
the left. Ensure the cursor is to the right of the desired setting otherwise entry will not be accepted. Press
CLEAR to erase entry.
If “Coins Per Oil” is set to 4, and “Oil Pulse Width” is set to .10, the oiling motor will activate for one tenth of
a second every 4,000 coins and dispense one drop of oil onto the sorting disk.
33e.
1 Shot
Prime
Off
Off
Select 1 Shot to ensure that oil is being dispensed properly. This will activate the oiling motor one time to
dispense one drop of oil. (Wipe off any excess oil and discard cloth or paper towel.)
Select Prime to ensure the oil is running through the hose correctly and that air pockets are removed from the oil
tube. If the DENOM key is held down the system will be primed repeatedly whereas depressing the key once
primes only one time.
34.
Setup Report
Printout
A full report of the various settings programmed by the operator can be requested. Press the PRINT key to
bring the cursor down. Press TOTALS or DENOM to request the report. A port must be turned on for the Print
Report feature to be activated.
Must exit Set-Up after enabling port then re-enter Set-Up to properly activate printout report feature.

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Section 2: Operation
JetSort basic control panel
The control panel of the JetSort consists of a 2 x 16-line LCD display and 9 function keys.
The Function Keys are used to start a Batch or Sub-Batch, continue sorting, end Batches and Sub-Batches and
Stop the JetSort. There is also a PRINT key along with TOTALS and DENOM functionality, which allow the user to
view Batch or Sub-Batch totals by denomination.
JetSort advanced control panel
The control panel of the JetSort consists of a 2 x 16-line LCD display and 26 function keys.
The Function Keys are used to start a Batch or Sub-Batch, continue sorting, end Batches and Sub-Batches and
Stop the JetSort. There is also a PRINT key along with TOTALS and DENOM functionality, which allow the user to
view Batch or Sub-Batch totals by denomination.

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Operating JetSort 1000
Before turning on the power, check to make certain that there is Box or Bag in place for each denomination to be
counted. Turn on the main power switch located at the back of the machine.
Starting batches and sub-batches:
To begin sorting coin, press the BATCH key. Feed coin from the inspection tray into the sorting chamber. A new
Batch or Sub-Batch is begun by ending the current transaction (END key if selected as “needed” in set up), and
pressing the BATCH or SUB-BATCH keys to begin a new transaction. Upon ending a Batch, data is transferred to
the Day Total and the Batch Register is cleared.
Entering and correcting label information:
Labels A-D need to be turned On if labels are to be used. Enter label information through the numeric keypad and
press the ENTER key to accept the entry. Repeat this process to enter information for additional label prompts.
Label information is not stored in long term memory.
If in the middle of a Batch, the operator needs to correct a label, press the LABELS key when the screen says
Batch Waiting. The screen will indicate the label previously entered. At this point, the operator can input the
correct label via the keypad and Press ENTER to accept the entry. When the screen says Batch Waiting, the
operator can resume sorting. Data can only be corrected while in a Batch Waiting condition.
Entering and correcting ID information:
The ID function needs to be turned On in Set-Up. Enter ID information through the numeric keypad and press
ENTER to accept the entry. If the ID function is turned On, you cannot bypass the ID prompt without entering an
ID. ID information is stored in long term memory.
If in the middle of a Batch, the operator needs to correct an ID, press the ID key when the screen says Batch
Waiting. The screen will indicate the ID previously entered. At this point, the operator can input the correct ID
via the keypad and Press ENTER to accept the entry. When the screen says Batch Waiting, the operator can
resume sorting. Data can only be corrected while in a Batch Waiting condition.
Entering and correcting declared balance information
The Declared Balances for both Batch and Sub-Batch must be turned On in Set-Up. Enter data using the
numeric keypad and press ENTER twice to accept the information and return to a Batch Waiting condition.
When entering values for Batch Declared Balance, Sub-Batch Declared Balance and Miscellaneous Media, the
ENTER key works like a calculator. Entering a positive value, followed by the ENTER key will add the value to
previously recorded values. Entering a value, followed by the minus (–) key will deduct the value from the
previously recorded values. Once your entered value is correct, press the ENTER key a second time to record
the new value and leave the screen.
JetSort will display the difference between coin/currency total and Batch Declared Balance or Sub-Batch
Declared Balance, along with Even, Over or Short Status, after ending a Batch.
To subtract from balance values, enter the difference through the numeric keypad and press the –(minus) key.
The adjusted balance will now be displayed. Press the ENTER key to accept and return to a Batch Waiting
condition. Data can only be corrected while in a Batch Waiting condition.
Entering and correcting miscellaneous media information
If miscellaneous media (currency, checks, miscellaneous) is turned On in Set-Up, enter data via the numeric
keypad and press the ENTER key twice to accept and return to a Batch Waiting condition. Press the CLEAR
key to correct and re-enter numeric values not yet recorded.

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Data can only be corrected while in a Batch Waiting condition. If you need to correct media entered in the
middle of a Batch, press the MEDIA key when the screen says Batch Waiting. The screen will indicate the
media previously entered. At this point, the operator can input the correct ID via the keypad and Press
ENTER to accept the entry. When the screen says Batch Waiting, the operator can resume sorting.
To subtract from balance values, enter the difference through the numeric keypad and press the –(minus) key.
The adjusted balance will now be displayed. Press the ENTER key to accept and return to a Batch Waiting
condition.
Continuing and ending batches and sub-batches:
Continuing and ending Batches and Sub-Batches varies depending on whether the End Key function is set to
"Needed" or "Not Needed" in Set-Up. Your JetSort is shipped with “Not Needed” as the default setting. With
the End Key function set to "Not Needed", after processing coin, you may:
A. Begin a new Sub-Batch by pressing the SUB-BATCH key again.
B. Continue the first Sub-Batch by loading more coin and pressing the CONT key.
C. End the current Sub-Batch by pressing the END key. Pressing the END key a second time will end the current Batch.
With the End Key function set to "Needed", after processing coin, you may:
A. End the current Sub-Batch by pressing the END key.
B. Begin a new Sub-Batch by pressing the END key, followed by the SUB-BATCH key
C. Continue a Sub-Batch by loading more coin and pressing the CONT key, or
D. End the current Sub-Batch and current Batch by pressing the END key twice.
When the End Key function is set to "Needed", a Sub-Batch is ended only when the END key is pressed. All coin
sorted after beginning a Sub-Batch is counted toward the current Sub-Batch until the END key is pressed. Press
the END key once to end the current Sub-Batch and press it twice to end the current Batch.
The following screen should appear when you are in a Batch Ended condition and are ready to begin a
new batch:
COIN $
Batch Ended
.00
The following screen appears when JetSort is in a Batch Waiting condition:
COIN $
Batch Waiting
1.53
To continue processing coin while in a Batch Waiting condition, press the CONT key.
Information retrieval:
JetSort accumulates and reports information in several categories. To display totals, JetSort must be in a Batch
Ended condition.
To view a specific total, press the TOTALS key. JetSort will display a Sub-Batch total, Day total, Box total or
Bag Total and Batch total. To view each total, press and/or hold the TOTALS key.

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To view a specific total by denomination, press the TOTALS key, then the DENOM key.
Example: To view the dime total for the Day, press the TOTALS key, scroll until the display states the Day
Total, press the DENOM key until the display shows the dime total.
A sample screen is shown below. JetSort has processed $216.70 in dimes, with a unit count of 2,167.
10c $
DAY
216.70
2167
To exit out of TOTALS or DENOM, press the END key.
ID totals are displayed through the Day Total. To display totals for individual IDs, the JetSort must be in a
Batch Ended condition. Press the TOTALS key for the Day/ID screen as indicated below.
10c $
DAY ID: 13
216.70
2167
Enter the ID number you wish to display and press the ENTER key. The ID number you entered will be
displayed on the Day/ID screen and ID totals will be displayed in the upper right hand corner of the screen.
Clearing counts and totals:
JetSort tracks individual coin bag counts and day counts, independent of any Batch or Sub-Batch data stored.
These features allow you to obtain grand totals for individual coin denominations and total coin sorted and
counted for any period desired. Bag and day counts accumulate until a bag limit is reached or counts are
cleared manually by an operator.
JetSort allows you to clear bags and day totals either when they have reached their individual bag stop limits
or at any time before they reach their limits. It also allows you to clear all bags at once.
Example: To clear the Day Total, press the TOTALS key until the Day Total appears.
Press the CLEAR key and a similar screen should appear:
COIN $
CLEAR DAY ID:
13
921.36
CLEAR DAY TOTAL?
To clear the Day Total, press the CLEAR key again and the following screen should appear:
COIN $
DAY
.00
TOTAL
Press the END key to return to the main screen.

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Clearing box and bag limits:
When a bag or box has reached its stop limit, the JetSort 1000 stops and a limit message flashes on the
display, showing the denomination for which the limit has been reached.
25c
LIMIT
4000
25c
To clear the bag count or box count, press the CLEAR key once. The JetSort 1000 will display the following
screen:
25c
CLEAR THIS BAG?
0
Press the CLEAR key again to clear the bag count and return to a Batch Waiting condition.
To clear all bag counts, press the TOTALS key until the following screen appears:
Coin $
CONTAINER
$56.20
TOTAL
Press the CLEAR key once. The screen then appears:
Coin $
CLEAR ALL BAGS?
0
Press the CLEAR key again to clear all bags.
Clearing ID counts:
To clear an ID count, you must be in a Batch Ended condition. Press the TOTALS key to display individual IDs.
Enter an ID number through the numeric keypad, followed by the ENTER key.
Coin $
DAY ID
$56.20
28 TOTAL
Press the CLEAR key once to display the following message:
COIN $
CLEAR DAY ID:
13
$56.20
CLEAR DAY TOTAL?
Press the CLEAR key again to clear an individual ID count.

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To clear all 100 JetSort IDs, enter 0 and press the ENTER key. The JetSort will display day totals for all 100
IDs. Press the CLEAR key to clear all ID totals. The JetSort will display the following message:
COIN $
CLEAR DAY ID:
13
$56.20
CLEAR ALL ID DAY TOTALS?
Press the CLEAR key again to clear all JetSort IDs.
PJS limits:
JetSort 1000 is designed to allow the operator to set stop limits for the number of coins fed into any
denomination bag or box. PJS limits can be set in either piece or value counts. These stop limits can be
entered and stored in the JetSort’s memory through the PROGRAMMABLE JET STOPS (PJS) menu.
JetSort is designed with three bag stop limits built-in - Full (full federal bag limits or box limits), Half (half
federal bag or box limits) and rolled coin limits. PJS files 01, 02, and 03 are preset to Full, Half and Rolled coin
limits and cannot be changed in permanent memory. File 3 is only preset if EBS is enabled.
File 0 exists for coin limits based on Set-Up bag/box and Full / Half / None configurations. The display would
show File 0 –Alt File as opposed to File 0 Set-up File for above.
Individual stop limits may be changed while processing coin and will be used until new stop limits are set.
JetSort 1000 can store up to 22 (04-25) individual PJS settings.
Retrieving PJS files:
Press the LIMITS key to call up the PJS files. To retrieve a file, enter in the file number through the keypad
and press the ENTER key. The denomination limits can be viewed for that particular file by pressing the
DENOM key.
Creating and saving new PJS files:
In the PJS file, press the DENOM key to the call up the denomination. Enter the stop limit through the
keypad and press the ENTER key to create an alternate file. Then press the –(minus) key to save the file.
The screen will then prompt as follows:
PJS
FILE TO SAVE ^^
Enter a number between 04 and 25 and press ENTER to save the file.
If a previously stored PJS file number was entered, the screen will display the following prompt:
PJS 6
EXISTS! REPLACE?
Press the ENTER key to overwrite the previous code. Press the CLEAR key to preserve previously recorded PJS files.
PJS files 01, 02, and 03 cannot be replaced. (Exception: file 3 can be replaced if EBS is not enabled.)

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Printing reports:
Cummins Allison printer IDP3535 is recommended for use with JetSort. Both the printer and JetSort must be
initialized to the same baud rate and parity for them to properly work together. Contact your local branch
office for proper initialization instructions.
JetSort can generate a number of printed reports including a Batch, Sub-Batch, Bag and
Day total reports.
Reports are generated automatically or by operator demand depending on how the Set- Up functions are
configured.
If the Printer Set-Up is set to AUTO, Batch and Sub-Batch reports will be generated automatically whenever
a Batch or Sub-Batch is ended.
If the Printer Set-Up is set to DEMND, you must press the PRINT key to generate reports.