CUMMINS ALLISON JetScan iFX i100 User manual

JetScan iFX
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i100 Scanner
Operating Instructions for All Models

Power Specifications
Power Requirements
•Input voltage: AC input 100 - 240 VAC
•Frequency: 50/60 Hz
•Full load amps (FLA): 4A
•Power-adapter-output rating:19V DC, 9.47A (UL, ITE listed, Class 2 power supply)
•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.
Power disruptions and fluctuations causing input voltage other than listed in power requirements
can lead to improper operation of this device, damage to electrical components, and failure. Such
occurrences are not covered under the machine warranty or preventative maintenance agreement
for this device. Power conditioning/stabilizing devices are available for purchase from Cummins
Allison.
High-voltage levels may be present. 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.
Plug three-prong grounded plug (supplied) into properly grounded three-prong
outlet.
Read and understand all instructions before use.
Only use Cummins Allison supplied power adapter.
Use of any other power adapter may damage equipment.
Improper voltage levels can cause equipment malfunction, damage
electrical components, and void warranty.
Provide separate circuit serving only this device to ensure proper
operation.
Follow listed power requirements to ensure proper operation.
Provide power conditioning/stabilizing devices if necessary.

Statement of Agency Compliance
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.
FCC Class A Compliance Statement
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 radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference, in which case
the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
Any changes or modifications made to this device that are not expressly approved by Cummins-Allison
Corp. may void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
To maintain compliance with FCC rules and regulations, cables connected to this device must be
shielded cables in which the cable shield wires are grounded (tied) to the connector shell.
To meet the requirements of EN 55022 Class A, a ferrite bead recommended by Cummins or an
equivalent must be installed on all external communication cables. The ferrite bead must be positioned
as close as possible to the machine’s external port.
Safety Compliance
U.L. 60950, Third Edition and CAN/CSA – C22.2 No. 950-95
•U.L. file number: E135004 NWGQ Information Technology Equipment Including Electrical
Business Equipment
The CE mark on the product indicates that the system has been tested to and conforms to the
provisions noted within the 2004/108/EC (EMC) and 2006/95/EC (LVD) directives.
EN 60950-1 European Norm, Safety of Information Technology Equipment Including Electrical
Business Equipment
022-7614-00 – Rev. H 05/2013
Radio frequency present.
Install and operate per manuals to avoid radio interference.
Unapproved changes to machine may void user’s right to operate.
Do not modify without express permission from Cummins-Allison Corp.
Attach only shielded cables with shield wires grounded (tied) to connector shell.
Install ferrite bead on all external communication cables; position ferrite bead
near external port.

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Table of Contents
POWER SPECIFICATIONS ................................................ INSIDE FRONT COVER
STATEMENT OF AGENCY COMPLIANCE ............................................................1
FCC CLASS A COMPLIANCE STATEMENT..........................................................1
SAFETY COMPLIANCE.........................................................................................1
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR JETSCAN iFX®i100 SCANNER ...............................4
THE JETSCAN iFX i100 SCANNER......................................................................5
MACHINE DIAGRAM................................................................................................. 6
HOPPER.................................................................................................................. 7
Required Hopper Guides for Check Processing ....................................... 7
THICKNESS ADJUSTMENT DIAL ................................................................................. 8
INTERIOR UPPER-TRANSPORT PLATE DIAGRAMS ...................................................... 8
COMMUNICATION PORT DIAGRAM ............................................................................ 9
THE BASICS .......................................................................................................10
POWERING ON/OFF.............................................................................................10
TOUCH-PANEL DISPLAY:MAIN SCREEN DESCRIPTION .............................................11
Main Screen Key Descriptions ..................................................................11
Password Entry ............................................................................................13
OPERATING MODE DESCRIPTIONS..........................................................................14
MACHINE FEATURES ..............................................................................................16
Memory Levels.............................................................................................16
How to Use the Verify Function .................................................................17
STRAP COUNTS AND STRAP LIMITS ........................................................................18
How to Set Strap Limits..............................................................................18
How to Clear Strap Counts.........................................................................19
MAIN SUB-MENU FUNCTIONS.................................................................................20
Report Menu.................................................................................................21
Adjustment Menu ........................................................................................27
File Export Menu..........................................................................................33
IMS Connection............................................................................................36
PRINTED REPORTS ................................................................................................37
Batch and Sub-Batch Reports ...................................................................37
Day Totals Report ........................................................................................39
Setup Report ................................................................................................40
HOW TO USE COUNT MODE .............................................................................41
THE ADD KEY AND SUB-BATCHES .........................................................................43
HOW TO USE MIXED MODE..............................................................................44
THE ADD KEY AND SUB-BATCHES .........................................................................45
FACING DOCUMENTS..............................................................................................46
ORIENTING DOCUMENTS ........................................................................................46
HOW TO USE SORT MODE................................................................................47
THE ADD KEY AND SUB-BATCHES .........................................................................49
FACING DOCUMENTS..............................................................................................49
ORIENTING DOCUMENTS ........................................................................................50

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HOW TO USE STRANGER MODE ......................................................................51
STRANGER RECORD ..............................................................................................52
THE ADD KEY AND SUB-BATCHES .........................................................................53
FACING DOCUMENTS..............................................................................................53
ORIENTING DOCUMENTS ........................................................................................54
HOW TO USE OPTIONAL EXTERNAL DEVICES FOR DATA ENTRY..................55
EXTERNAL KEYBOARD AND KEYPAD .......................................................................55
Key Compatibility ........................................................................................55
EXTERNAL BAR-CODE SCANNER.............................................................................55
SPECIAL MODE MENU ......................................................................................56
ENTERING THE SPECIAL MODE MENU .....................................................................56
SETUP MAIN MENU 1 ............................................................................................59
SETUP MAIN MENU 2 ............................................................................................65
SETUP MAIN MENU 3 ............................................................................................68
Document Capture: Setup..........................................................................70
Document Capture: Storage Setup...........................................................73
SETUP MAIN MENU 4 ............................................................................................74
SETUP MAIN MENU 5 ............................................................................................76
SETUP MAIN MENU 6 ............................................................................................79
Ticket Capture Option Activated ...............................................................79
Serial-Number Capture Option Activated ................................................81
SETUP MAIN MENU 7 ............................................................................................82
Check Setup Menu 1...................................................................................83
Check Setup Menu 2...................................................................................84
REFERENCE.......................................................................................................86
DAILY CLEANING PROCEDURES ..............................................................................86
Recommended Cleaning Materials ..........................................................86
Daily Cleaning ..............................................................................................86
STOPPING CONDITIONS AND RECOVERY STEPS .......................................................89
CHECK ORDER INTEGRITY PROCESSES ................................................................ 108
Example No. 1: Ordered Recovery ON .................................................. 109
Example No. 2: Ordered Recovery OFF ................................................. 111
MACHINE SPECIFICATIONS .................................................................................. 113
MACHINE OPTIONS ............................................................................................. 114
GLOSSARY ......................................................................................................... 114
Safety Messages and Advisories ........................................................... 114
Terms.......................................................................................................... 114
WARRANTY INFORMATION........................................................................... 117
EQUIPMENT WARRANTY...................................................................................... 117
SOFTWARE WARRANTY ...................................................................................... 117
DISCLAIMER AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY........................................................... 118

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Getting to Know Your JetScan iFX®i100 Scanner
Thank You
Thank you for selecting the JetScan iFX®i100 scanner from Cummins Allison.
For Your Records
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i100 Series Features
This manual covers all of the available features and functions for the i100 series. However, your
particular unit may or may not be equipped with every option.
To learn more, see Machine Specifications.
Recommended Maintenance
To learn more, see Daily Cleaning Procedures.

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The JetScan iFX®i100 Scanner
The JetScan iFX i100 scanner processes U.S. banknotes, international banknotes and bar-coded tickets.
Select models also process checks, deposit slips and other financial institution MICR documents that
meet U.S. standard specifications.
The machine features:
•Selectable operating modes, which include the ability to detect stranger documents and target
denominations.
•Facing and orientation functions.
•Configurable strap limits.
•Cumulative counting.
•A setting for recounting documents without impacting totals.
•Several counterfeit detection options.
•Serial-number, check and ticket capture options, which include the ability to image serial
numbers, full notes, full checks, check MICR lines and bar-coded tickets.
For more information, contact a Cummins Allison representative.

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Machine Diagram
Adjustable hopper guides
Feed roller
Thickness adjustment dial
located behind hopper extension
Feed roller
Hopper
Touch-screen display
Stacker wheels
Pocket
Pocket mirror
Release lever
Release lever
Stacking sensor
Pocket sensor
Power switch
on back of unit
Display panel

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Hopper
The hopper is the area on the top of the machine where documents are placed for processing. If
the machine is configured to auto-start, the rollers and wheels begin moving as soon as the
machine detects documents in the hopper.
Required Hopper Guides for Check Processing
Additional hopper guides are required for check processing. The stationary guides are installed in
the hopper. Contact a Cummins Allison representative for more information.
When the adjustable hopper guides are raised for check processing, the stationary hopper guides
keep checks aligned as they enter the feeder. This reduces the risk of feed errors and no calls.
Hopper Guides for Check Processing
Machine is auto-start capable. Feed rollers in hopper rotate inward.
Entanglement and drawing-in hazard.
Do not operate with exposed long hair, neckties, jewelry or loose
clothing.
Select i100-series models process checks, deposit slips and other financial
institution MICR documents that meet U.S. standard specifications.

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Thickness Adjustment Dial
The dial located on the top of the machine adjusts the tightness of the feeder through which
documents pass during operation. The dial has positive and negative adjustment numbers, with 0
at the center of the adjustment range.
Interior Upper-Transport Plate Diagrams
The interior upper-transport plate must be raised for jam recovery and daily cleaning. The upper-
transport plate is accessed by lifting the display panel, and it is disengaged by pressing down on
the release levers. After disengaging, lift the upper-transport plate to the open, locked position, as
shown above. To close the upper-transport plate, press down on the release levers to unlock it
from the open position. Next, push down on the upper-transport plate until it locks in the closed
position, which produces an audible click.
For normal feeding, start with 0at the top of the dial.
To help reduce the occurrence of doubles or chains, turn the dial to the right, so a
negative number is at the top, decreasing the distance between the rollers.
Turning the dial to the left, so a positive number is at the top, increases the
spacing between the rollers, allowing documents to pass through more easily.
*Release levers (highlighted in white)
Upper-transport plate open
(Locked position)
Upper-transport plate closed
(Operating position)
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