CUMMINS ALLISON JetSort 2000 User manual

JetSort
®
2000
High
-Speed Coin Sorter/Counter
Operating Instructions

Safety information, power specifications
•
Voltage operating range:
105-130 VAC
•
Frequency:
50-60 Hz
•
Full load amps (FLA):
6A
•
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
•
Laser:
This equipment may contain Class 2 laser products and complies with FDA Radiation Performance
Standards, 21 CFR Subchapter 1 and the international laser safety standard IEC-60825.1-2001-08.
•
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:
FCC, CE
High voltage inside. Risk of electric shock.
Turn power
OFF
and unplug power cord from machine before cleaning.
Do not defeat safety interlock switches.
Do not attempt repairs. Repairs must be made by authorized Cummins Allison personnel.
Plug three-prong grounded plug (supplied) into properly grounded three-prong 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.
Provide separate circuit serving only this device and follow listed power requirements to ensure
proper operation.
Provide power conditioning/stabilizing devices if necessary.

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Introduction
This manual is designed to provide the new user with a detailed description of the various features and modes of
operation for the JetSort 2000 Series basic/advanced machines. Not all functions apply to all machines.
For ease of use, the manual is divided into three sections:
Section 1: Operations
Section 2: Set-Up
Section 3: Reference
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Operations
About JetSort
JetSort 2000 is designed to quickly process and count a U.S. coin set of mixed coins, including
penny, nickel, dime, quarter, half dollar and dollar (all dollar types except the Eisenhower
Dollar).
JetSort has a sorting accuracy of 99.995 percent and processes as many as 3,600 coins per
minute. An intuitive display guides users through each coin-processing transaction, after which
batch information is displayed. Comprehensive tracking reports provide data to verify
transactions, balance processed coin and create historical records.
Various coin collection methods provide a variety of ways to package coin, including boxes,
bags, tubes and wrappers.
Other coin processing machines may be available to process and count non-U.S.
coins. Please contact your local Cummins Allison representative for additional
information and availability.
Operating JetSort
Before turning on the power, check to make certain that there is a coin box in place for each
denomination to be counted.
Turn on the main power switch located on the back of the machine next to the power cord.
Press the START BATCH key.
Feed coin from the inspection tray into the sorting chamber. A new Batch or Sub-Batch is
created by ending the previous, and pressing the START BATCH or START S/BAT keys.

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Control Panel
The control panel includes a numeric keypad and various function keys. Key operations are
described below:
Key
Description
MODE/COIN
Enter and exit feature setup mode.
UNIT
Convert displayed dollar value to unit value.
PJS
Access stop-limit settings.
SAVE/--
Save a stop-limit setting. Insert dashes for entry of date labels.
<
Move cursor left.
>
Move cursor right.
CLEAR
Set totals to zero; clear entries.
ENTER/RCPT
Save entries in set up or during coin processing.
View coin, receipt or combined totals.
START BATCH
Begin batch.
START S-BATCH
Begin sub-batch.
VERIFY
Count and sort coins without adding amounts to batch, sub-batch or day
totals.
CONT
Restart sort head to continue batch or sub-batch
END
End batch and/or sub-batch.
[RED KEY]
Stop coin processing. End Verify Mode. Print reports.
Red Key

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Batch Waiting and Batch Ended Conditions
A Batch Waiting condition or Sub-Batch Waiting condition is indicated when coin sorting has
stopped but has not yet been ended. To end batch processing, press END.
Batch Waiting Condition
$
12.00
BATCH WAITING
Sub-Batch Waiting Condition
$
166.55
S/BAT WAITING
Once END is selected, the Batch Ended condition appears. From the Batch Ended condition, a
new batch may be started.
Batch Ended Condition
$
9219.23
BATCH ENDED

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Sorting Batches and Sub-Batches
Once a batch is started, JetSort my display prompts for additional information. The specific
prompts are determined through setup selections. These prompts may include date, label,
declared balance or additional media, including notes or checks. When processing a batch,
these prompts may be skipped by pressing RCPT/ENTER.
Start Batch
1. From the Batch Ended condition, press START BATCH.
$
0.00
SORT BATCH
2. Pour coin from inspection tray into sorting chamber.
3. When coin processing is complete, press [RED KEY] to stop or allow the sort disk to
stop on its own (timeout).
$
166.55
BATCH WAITING
4. To continue adding coin to the batch, press CONT and process the remaining coins. To
end the batch, press END.
$
1389.34
CONT.
SORT BATCH
$
9219.23
BATCH ENDED
If End is enabled in setup, the END key must be pressed twice to end a batch.

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Start Sub-Batch
1. From the batch waiting condition, press START S/BAT.
$
0.00
SORT S/BAT
2. Pour coin from inspection tray into sorting chamber.
3. When coin processing is complete, press [RED KEY] to stop or allow the sort disk to
stop on its own (timeout).
$
166.55
S/BAT WAITING
4. To continue adding coin to the sub-batch, press CONT and process the remaining coins.
To end the batch, press END.
$
1389.34
CONT.
SORT S/BATCH
$
9218.23
BATCH ENDED

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Entering Labels
Labels may be entered to identify origination or processing information, such as route
numbers, bag numbers or customer IDs. If Labels A, B, C or D are enable in Setup, an entry is
required during batch processing.
1. When prompted, enter the desired label on the numeric keypad. As many as 12
characters may be entered, including the dash (SAVE/-).
2. Press RECPT/ENTER.
444-21
LABEL A ?
Entering Declared Balance
The Declared Balance feature allows a user to key in an expected amount for a batch or sub-
batch for comparison to the actual processed amount.
If Declared Balance is set to Yes, the declared balance display automatically prompts the user
to enter an amount on the numeric keypad.
$
0.00
BAT
DECL. BAL ?
1. Enter the declared balance for the batch or sub-batch using the numeric keypad and
then press RCPT/ENTER.
2. When coin processing is completed, press END to end the batch.
In order to use Labels, the feature must be enabled through Setup.
In order to use the Declared Balance feature for the batch and sub-batch, the
feature must be enabled through Setup.

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3. The screen displays the batch amount in relation to the declared value. If the amount
declared and the amount processed is the same, the total batch amount appears on
screen with EVEN displayed in the upper-left corner.
EVEN
$
5.25
BATCH ENDED
If the amount declared is more or less than the amount processed, the difference
between the declared and processed amounts appears on the screen with SHORT or
OVER displayed in the upper-left corner.
SHORT
$
0.25
BATCH ENDED
Key
Description
EVEN
Value of processed coin equals declared balance.
OVER
Value of processed coin is more than declared balance.
SHORT
Value of processed coin is less than declared balance.
Entering IDs
The ID entry feature is used to track as many as 50 users (or some other variable) through an
identifying code (numbers one through 50). A prompt to key in an ID appears as batches and
sub-batches are processed. When ID is enabled in Setup, this is a required field.
1. When prompted, enter the user ID (a number from one to 50) on the numeric keypad.
Press RECPT/ENTER.
32
ID # ?
In order to use IDs, the feature must be enabled through Setup.