Ict Nd-500g User manual

Operation Manual

ND-500G

2003 International Currency Technologies Corporation

Vol. 4.0 Part Number H4552C

General Specifications ................................3

How to fill the notes .................................... 4

How to adjust width and length ...................6

How to adjust thickness the

dispenser bezel........................................... 8

ND-500G function setting ..........................10

(1). DIP Switch Settings ............................10

(2). Front LED Status ................................10

(3). Front Button ........................................10

(4). Note Dispensing Mode ........................11

(5). Trouble shooting .................................11

(6). RS-232 Command / Response List ....12

Timing Chart ..............................................15

CONTENTCONTENT

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68.8 [2.71"]

75.8 [2.99"]

176.8 [6.97"]

241.0 [9.50"]

265.0 [10.44"]

109.0 [4.29"]

119.0 [4.69"]

12.0 [0.47"]

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General Specifications

Unit : mm [inch]

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(1) Applicable Note Size :

(Width) 60mm ~ 85mm

100mm ~ 175mm

(Length)

0.1mm ~ 0.2mm

(Thickness) min max

(2) Note Capacity : Approx.500 notes

(3) Voltage : 12VDC + 10%

(4) Power Consumption : 0.15A standby 0.75A peak

(5) Note Dispensing Time : Approx. 1 sec.

(6) Place in Use : Inside cabinet

(7) Operating Position : Upright or within 10 of inclination.

(8) Operating Temperature : -10 C ~ +55 C

(9) Operating Humidity : 30% to 90% non-condensation

(10) Weight : Approx.1.8/2.4 kg

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How to fill the notes

NOTES

Lock

Key

Top cover

Note pressure plate

Unlock

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1. Unlock the top cover of the Note Dispenser using the key, as shown

in the picture.

2. Take out the note pressure plate and fill the notes in.

3. Put the note pressure plate back on top of the notes.

4. Put back the top cover and lock it.

5. Press the front button to reset the note dispenser.

6. In the event that the dispenser runs out of notes during a transaction,

the remaining number of dispenses will be kept in memory and the

dispenser will resume transaction when notes are refilled and the

front button is pressed.(The memory will be erased when the power

is off.)

How to fill the notes

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How to adjust the width and length

136.0[53.6"]

127.2 [50.1"]

119.2 [46.9"]

111.2 [43.8"]

103.2 [40.6"]

67.8 [26.7"]

61.6 [24.3"]

52.8 [20.8"]

Unit : mm [inch]

Note partition board 1

Note partition board 2

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How to adjust the width and length

1. Use the note partition board 1 to adjust the length and note

partition board 2 to adjust the width, as shown in the picture.

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Before using this note dispenser, please make sure the correct thickness

level has been adjusted , so the notes can be dispensed smoothly.

M6*20mm round screw

Correct adjusting level

Adjusting level rack

face up

Top level of

adjusting wheel rack

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figure 1

How to adjust thickness the dispenser bezel

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How to adjust thickness the dispenser bezel

1. Take off the front cover as shown in figure 1.

2. Adjust the gauge by turning the M6*20 phillips screw.

3. Load notes into the dispenser and set DIPSW7 to OFF.

(Calibration Mode.)

4. Turn the power on and dispensing should start automatically,

observe the front LED for the operation status of the dispenser.

5. Red light indicates that the speed of dispensing is too fast, the

motor will stop if this happens more than twice.

6. Green light indicates normal dispensing speed.

7. LED off indicates that the dispensing speed is too slow, and the

error counter will be incremented. (Calibration fails when the error

count exceeds 10.)

8. A green LED after the motor stops means the calibration is successful.

9. A red LED after the motor stops means the calibration failed.

10. To restart calibration, just push the reset button.

11. After successful calibration, set DIPSW7 to ON (Dispense Mode)

to start normal operation.

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Machine number

Pulse Setting

Machine 0

Machine 1

Machine 2

Machine 3

Machine 4

Machine 5

Machine 6

Machine 7

SW4 SW5 SW6

100

SW1

OFF

SW2 SW3

OFF

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2. Front LED Status

(1) Green : Normal

(2) Red : Error (no notes or 2 notes together)

(3) Orange : Needs to refill notes

(4) Off : Dispensing note

3. Front Button

Reset Key : Press this button to restart the note dispenser. No need

to turn the power off and on again.

1. Dipswitch Setting

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Note Thickness Calibration Mode Setting

Credit Active Credit Width

Dispense Mode

Normal Lo 50 ms

Calibration Mode

Normal Hi 1 sec

SW7

SW9 SW10

OFF

OFF OFF

ON ON

Note Dispense Mode

Hopper Mode

Pulse Mode

SW8

OFF

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4. Note Dispensing Mode

(1) Pulse Mode : When the Note Dispenser receives enough pulses

( set by Dipsw 4~6) it will dispense one note.

(2) Hopper Mode : The Note Dispenser will begin to dispense notes

when it receives the dispense command, and will

not stop dispensing until it receives the stop

command.

(3) RS-232 Mode : It receives commands from RS-232 signal to

dispense notes.

(Max. 8 note dispensers can be linked together)

Optional : Use cable 3TP-AA221-B4 to connect directly

to PC (page 16).

(1) Under pulse mode, Dipsw 1~3 are not used

(2) Under Hopper mode, Dipsw 1~6 are not used

(3) Under RS-232 mode, Dipsw 4~6 are not used

5. Trouble Shooting

(1) If the front LED is orange, it means the quantity of notes in the

Dispenser is not enough; you can solve this problem by filling more

bills.

(2) If the front LED is red, it means:

A. Out of Notes : Refill the notes in and press the reset button.

B. Dispensing Error : This happens when an error has occurred

during dispensing process, it can be either the

dispending speed is too slow or it's dispensing

2 bills at the same time. Just check if there's

any note jammed in the dispenser, and then

press the reset button.

C. When the front LED is OFF, means the note is jammed in the

Note Dispensing gate, and has blocked the sensor. In this case

just remove the jammed note and it will continue working normally.

PS.

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STX M/S MachineNumber Cmd/Status Data CheckSum

6. RS-232 Command / Response List

(1) Transmission Specifications

(2) Message Format

(3) Format Description

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Transmission speed 9600bps

Synchronizing method Asynchronizing method

Connection control method Polling method

Data format Start bit : 1

Data bit : 8

Parity bit : even

Stop bit : 1

Function

Size Code

STX Start code 1 byte [0x01] : Start code

M/S Master/Slave code 1 byte [0x10] : Master code

[0x01] : Slave code

Machine Number Single machine payout 1 byte Currently is set for 0 ~ 7

( max 8 units interlinked )

Multiple machines payout 1 bit control 1 machine

( LSB is No.0 ; MSB is No.7 )

Cmd/Status Master command code 1 byte [0x10] : Request payout

[0x11] : Request machine status

[0x12] : RESET command

[0x13] : Request multiple

machines payout

Slave status code [0xAA] : ACK

[0xBB] : NAK

[0x00] : All status is fine

[0x01] : Dispenser is empty

[0x02] : Stock less

[0x03] : Note is jam

[0x04] : Dispenser is busy

[0x05] : The length in payout too long

[0x06] : The length in payout too short

[0x07] : Sensor problem

[0x08] : Checksum error

Data Data code 1 byte Dispense count

CheckSum Checking code 1 byte STX+M/S+MachineNumber

+Cmd/Status+Data

(4) Message Description

(5) Example

A. User requests machine No.0 to dispense 2 bill.

If the note dispensing process is successful ,ND-500G will reply as follow.

If the note dispensing process fails ,ND-500G will reply as follow.

If the note dispensing process 1 bill and fails ,ND-500G will reply as follow.

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STX

M/S

Machine Number

Cmd/Status

Data

CheckSum

Description

0x01

0x10

0x01

0x00~0x07

0x00

0x10

0xAA

0xBB

Count1

0X02

0X0B

0X01

0X21

0XAE

0XBD

0XBE

Single machine payout

0x01 0x10 0x00~0x07 0x11 0x00 **

Request machine status

0x01 0x10 0x00~0x07 0x12 0x00 **

Reset dispenser

0x01 0x10 0x01~0xFF

0x13 Count1 **

Multiple machines payout

0x01 0x01 0x00~0x07 0xAA

Count2 **

Payout successful

0x01 0x01 0x00~0x07 0xBB Count2 ** Payout fails

0x01 0x01 0x00~0x07 0x00 0x00 **

All status is

0x01 0x01 0x00~0x07 0x01 0x00 **

Dispenser is empty

0x01 0x01 0x00~0x07 0x02 0x00 **

Stock less

0x01 0x01 0x00~0x07

0x03 0x00 **

Note is jamed

0x01 0x01 0x00~0x07 0x04 0x00 **

Dispenser is busy

0x01 0x01 0x00~0x07 0x05 0x00 **

The length in payout too long

The length in payout too short

0x01 0x01 0x00~0x07 0x06 0x00 **

0x01 0x01 0x00~0x07 0x07 0x00 **

Sensor problem

0x01 0x01 0x00~0x07 0x08 0x00 **

Checksum error

Note: (1) Count1 : How many bill do you want dispense

(2) Count2 : How many bill already dispense

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Timing Chart

50ms or 1 sec

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B. User request multiple machines No.1 and No.2 and No.5 and No.6 to

dispense 1 bill.

Note : The ND-500G will not response anything in this command.

After request command user needs to poll the machine status by yourself.

If the note dispensing process is successful ,ND-500G will reply as follow.

If the note dispensing process fails ,ND-500G will reply as follow.

Other machines No.2 and No.5 and No.6 are poll the same as above.

C. User request all machines to dispense 5 bill.

After request command user needs to poll the all machines status.

And check all machines status as follow example 2.

STX

M/S

Machine Number

Cmd/Status

Data

CheckSum

0x01

0x10

0x01

0x10

0x66(01100110)

0x01

0xF F(11111111 )

0x00~0X07

0x13

0x11

0xAA

0xBB

0x13

0x11

0X01

0X00

0X01

0X00

0X05

0X00

0X8B

0X23

0XAE

0XBE

0X28

0X22~0X29

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