LAUREL J-700 Series User manual

INTRODUCTION
Thank you very much for purchasing the “LAUREL J-700 series” friction currency counter.
This Instruction Manual contains its operating and necessary trouble shooting procedures.
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1. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS······························································· 1
2. BEFORE OPERATING THE MACHINE·········································· 3
2-1. Descriptions of other Marks illustrated in this Manual······· 3
3. OVERALL DESCRIPTIONS···························································· 5
3-1. Names and Functions of Parts ········································· 5
3-2. Names and Functions of Keys·········································· 7
4. MODES AND FUNCTIONS ····························································· 9
4-1. Modes··············································································· 9
4-2. Functions·········································································· 10
5. OPERATION···················································································· 14
5-1. Notes················································································ 14
5-2. Basic Operation································································ 15
6. ACCESSORIES & OPTIONS ························································· 17
6-1. Accessories······································································ 17
6-2. Options············································································· 17
7. SPECIFICATIONS··········································································· 17
8. DAILY CARE··················································································· 18
9. ERRORS AND REMEDIAL MEASURES········································ 19
CONTENTS

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1. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
■Be sure to read this “Safety Instructions” carefully before operation.
■Important instructions to be reminded are described in the “Safety Instructions”. Be sure
to follow these instructions to use the Machine properly. Please note the Warning,
Caution marks and descriptions below:
Warning
In case the Machine is wrongly operated without respect to this
mark, there is a possibility of fatal or serious injury to the operator.
Caution
In case the Machine is wrongly operated without respect to this
mark, there is a possibility of injury or material physical damage to
the Machine.
■Examples and Meanings of Illustrations
This mark warns the operator to be cautious. The details are
specified in or near this mark.(the left mark warns that your hand
may get pinched)
This mark signifies prohibitions. The details of the prohibitions are
described in or near this mark.(This mark warns you not to “touch”)
The mark shows what must be done. The details are described in or
near the mark. (This mark shows the necessity of proper grounding)

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Warning
If an adapter is used, proper grounding will
be required. Without proper grounding,
there is an electric shock hazard if an
electric leakage occurs.
While cleaning the machine, it is strictly
prohibited to use of Air Spray Cleaner
contained flammable gas such as LPG.
Caution
Don’t repair or disassemble the Machine, or
an accident may occur.
When replacing a fuse, be sure to
disconnect the plug from the outlet. Without
disconnecting the plug, it may cause an
electric shock or an injury.
Don’t grasp the cable when disconnecting
the plug. It may cause an electric shock or a
fire due to short-circuiting.
While counting the notes, care should be
taken to prevent your hand, hair, tie, etc.
from getting into the Machine.
For continued protection against risk of fire,
replace only with same type and rating of
fuse
×

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2. BEFORE OPERATING THE MACHINE
2-1. Descriptions of other Marks illustrated in this Manual
Supplementary instructions to give useful hints on operating the Machine.
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Supplementary explanations for operating the Machine.
Refer to this mark if you have any problem while operating the Machine.
Your problem may be solved.
This mark shows reference page(s) of this Manual.
Step 1. This mark shows the operational steps.

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Notes

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3. OVERALL DESCRIPTIONS
3-1. Names and Functions of Parts
■Front View
1. Hopper
Notes to be counted are loaded onto the Hopper.
2. Note Guides
Notes can be centered using the Note Guides.
3. Operation Keys
Refer to Page 7 for description of each key.
4. Preset Display
The Preset Display shows preset number, Count Mode sign and accumulated count on Add
Function.
5. Count Display
The Count Display shows count, Error Code and preset number on Preset Mode with Add
Function.
6. Stacker
Counted notes are stacked onto the Stacker.
3. Operation
Keys
1. Hopper
6. Stacker
2. Notes Guides
4. Preset Display
5. Count Display

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■Rear View
7. Thickness Adjustment Dial
The Dial is to adjust feeding condition. Use a coin to turn the Dial.
If the Display shows “CHn” or “dbL” error during normal counting operation,
adjust the Dial toward the “-“ sign. If the count is performed at an inconstant
speed, adjust the Dial toward the “+” sign.
8. Carrying Handle
It is used for carrying the machine.
9. Power Switch
It is to turn on and off.
10. Power Inlet
It is to connect the Power Cable.
11. Fuses
In case of the fuse is burnt out, use a Fuse with the same capacity for
replacement.
8. Carrying
Handle
7. Thickness Adjustment Dial
9. Power Switch
10. Power Inlet
11. Fuse
Spare Fuse

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3-2. Names and Functions of Keys
The Machine detects the Doubles Feeding and the detection level can be
selected with Level Key depending on the density of notes.
(Only J700 and J710)
Auto Start and Manual Start can be selected with Auto Key.
Preset Mode and preset number can be set with Preset Key.
(Other than J700)
Any Preset Number can be set with Ten Keys.
The setting of various functions can be made with pressing each
Ten Key with yellow make after pressing Start-Clear Key or
Function Key.
Refer to Page 11 to 13 for the various functions.
Every time the machine has completed counting, the count will be added
to the Preset Display with pressing Add Key.
Refer to page 10 for more detail.
(Only J700)
Plus and Minus Keys are used for setting any Preset Number.
Refer to page 9 for more detail.
LEVEL
AUTO
PRESET
ADD
+
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The count starts with pressing Start-Clear Key on Manual Start Function.
The Count and Error Code on the Display will be cleared with pressing
this Key.
To show count result in pieces for each denomination after counting
notes in Value Mode. （Only for J795）
(Other than J700 and J710)
The function of each Ten Keys with yellow mark is activated with
pressing Function Key.
Refer to page 11 to 13 for more detail.
(Only J730A)
This function is to detect the magnetism on notes.
Refer to page 12 for more detail.
FUNCTION
De
START/C
MG

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4. MODES AND FUNCTIONS
4-1. Modes
■COUNT Mode
The Preset Display shows “Co” on Count Mode.
The machine continues to count until the notes on the Hopper are exhausted.
Press Preset Key until the Display shows “Co”.
■PRESET Mode
The Preset Display shows “P” plus number on Preset Mode. (Ex. P 100)
The count stops after counting preset number of notes.
If the note on the Hopper is insufficient, the Count Display blinks and the machine
continues to count after loading additional notes on the Hopper.
●How to set Preset Number
+
_
(Only J700)
Press Preset Key to change Preset Number in following sequence:
Co(Count Mode)→P100→P 50→P 25→P 20→P 10→P5
Press + or – Key if any Preset number other than the fixed Preset
Number is required.
(Other than J700)
Press Preset Key to change Count Mode or Preset Mode
alternately. Press Ten Keys to set any required number.
Press “0” to change the Mode to Count Mode.
■VALUE Mode
●Normal Value Count
1. After pressing the Function Key and turn on the VALUE Function.
2. Count the notes.
3. The display indicates the count result in value.
4. It indicates the count result of each denomination in pcs. by pressing the
START/De key.
When J720 counted 100 Euro, 200Euro or 500 Euro , depress a Ten-key "8", "9"
or "0" corresponding to the denomination. It will be accumulated to the total
value. If the last note on the Stacker is not accumulated to the total amount,
remove the note from the Stacker and depress "START/C" key.
●Single Value Count (Value with DDC Function)
1. Press the VALUE key.
2. After pressing the FUNCTION key, turn on the DDC Functions.
3. Count the notes.
4. The machine performs Value Count only for single denomination identical to the
first counted note. When another denomination is counted, it generates ‘DDC’
error.
PRESET

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4-2. Functions
The function described in this manual may not be available depending on the Model.
■ADD Function
Add function is available in both Count Mode and Preset Mode.
Every time the machine has completed counting, the Count Display will show
present counted number and the Preset Display shows accumulated count.
Press Add Key to turn on or off the function.
Press Start-Clear Key for 2 seconds to clear the accumulated count.
■Doubles Detection Function
The Machine detects the Doubles Feeding and the detection level can be
selected with Level Key depending on the density of notes.
The Key functions to change four different levels in the following sequence:
→→→→OFF（light-out）
Auto Level:
It will scan the first note and automatically set the right level.
Level 1:
To count for light colored (thin) notes.
Level 2:
To count notes with the middle of Level 1 and Level 3.
Level 3:
To count dark colored (thick) notes.
OFF The function should be off when counting very dark color
notes or very thick notes. However the machine can not
detect the Doubles Feeding.
ADD
LEVEL

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■Count Speed Function
●The count speed can be set with this function.
Depending on key specification, operation is different as follow:
Remove the notes from the Hopper and Stacker and press
Start-Clear Key.
The Display shows present counting speed. (Ex. SP1000)
The speed can be changed with pressing 1 to 3 Ten Keys
while the Display showing present speeds.
The count speed changes with pressing Speed Key (1 Ten
Key) after pressing Function Key. The display indicates the
speed as following:
Each level of counting speed is different depending on the
model. Refer to ”7. SPECIFICATIONS” for further details.
Low speed
Mid speed
High speed
■Country Select Function (Only available, if according key is labeled)
CS Function is the function to select the currency. With selecting the currency, various
detection levels will be set automatically corresponding to the currency selected.
With this setting, the unit realized more precise detection result.
Press CS Key (2 Ten Key) after pressing Function Key.
The display indicates present currency setting.
The currency setting changes as per pressing CS key.
In case the currency setting was wrongly selected, it may
cause of detection error.
Available Currency on the Display：
“Euro” : Euro Currency
“US” : US Dollars
“Ru” : Russian Rubles
“LC” : Local Currency
■IR Detection Function (Only available, if according key is labeled)
●This function is to detect the specific property on notes.
When the LED is on, the IR detection Function is activated.

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■MG Detection Function
●This function is to detect the magnetism on notes.
Depending on the model, operation is different as follow:
MG When the LED is on, the MG detection Function is activated.
After pressing Function key, MG detection level can be
changed by pressing 4-Key.
The dot above each mark on the display turns on when it is
activated.
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ICD（Intelligent Code Detection）
It provides the most accurate detection designed for Euro.
Detection level 1 and level 2 is selectable. Level 2 is more
sensitive than Level 1.
AMG （Advanced Magnetic Detection）
It provides more accurate MG detection by Advanced MG
detection system.
■Color and Size Check Detection
The count stops when machine detects different size or color
than Euro notes.
The dot above CSD mark turns on when the function is
activated.
■AUTO Start Function
●Auto Start
The count starts automatically after loading notes onto the Hopper.
●Manual Start
The count starts with pressing Start-Clear Key.
Depending on key specification, operation is different as follow:
Only J700 J710
AUTO
Auto Start and Manual Start can be selected with pressing
Auto Key.
When the light is on, the AUTO Start Function is activated.
Auto Start and Manual Start can be selected with pressing
Auto Key (5 Ten Key) after pressing START/C Key or
Function key depending on the model.
The Display indicates A when Auto Start is activated.
ICD
AMG
CSD

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■UV Detection Function (Only available, if according key is labeled)
The count stops when a note with different UV reflection is
counted.
The dot above UV mark lights on when the function is
activated.
The detection level can be selected with pressing UV Key
(6 Ten Key) after pressing Function Key.
The Key functions to change four different levels in the
following sequence:
The most sensitive detection level
Less sensitive detection level
OFF The function is OFF.
■Length Size Check Function (Only available, if according key is labeled)
The count stops when a note with different length is counted.
The dot above Length mark lights on when the function is
activated.
■Value Counting Function (Only available, if according key is labeled)
This mode is to show the count result in value.
The dot above Value mark lights on when the function is
activated.
■Width Size Check Function (Only available, if according key is labeled)
The count stops when a note with different width is counted.
The dot above Width mark turns on when the function is
activated.
■Difference Denomination Check (Only available, if according key is labeled)
The count stops when machine detects different
denominations than first counted Euro note.
The dot above DDC mark turns on when the function is
activated.
■Denomination Select Keys for J-720
The count stops when machine detects higher denominations
than 50 Euro note.
Press corresponding key to add the value of last counted
notes to total amount.
VALUE
DDC
500€ 200€ 100€

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5. OPERATION
5-1. Notes
■Examples of bad notes
Do not count the following notes which may cause of jamming or count problems.
●Torn notes or notes with hole
●Worn-out or flabby notes
●Notes with tape ●Dirty notes
■Before loading notes
●Wrinkled note and dog ear note should
be flatten.
●Brick notes should be thumbed.
●Align well the edges of notes.
●Remove foreign matter from notes.

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5-2. Basic Operation
Step 1.
Turn on the Power Switch.
Step 2.
Set Counting Mode and Doubles Detection Level.
1.Select Count Mode . Set any preset number on Preset Mode if necessary.
2. Set the Doubles Detection Level with Level Key. The normal notes can be
counted with Auto Level, however, the level should be selected depending on
the characteristics of notes.
Step 3.
Set various functions if necessary.
1. Set Count Speed. Refer to page 11.
2. Set Auto Start Function. Refer to page 12.
3. Set CF Detection Function. Refer to page 11 and 12.
4. Set Length and Width Size Check Function. Refer to page 13.
ON OFF

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Step 4. Set Note Guides to the notes to be counted.
Step 5. Load the notes onto the Hopper and press Start-Clear Key to count if
necessary.
If Auto-Start is activated, count starts automatically after placing notes to
hopper.
Step 6. Remove the counted notes from the Stacker after complete stop of
counting.

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6. ACCESSORIES & OPTIONS
6-1. Accessories
1. Power Cable·······························································1
2. Instruction Manual······················································1
3. Quick Reference·························································1
6-2. Options
For details of options, please contact your local distributor.
1. External Display
2. RS-232C（Other than J-700,J-710/A and 730）
7. SPECIFICATIONS
1. Counting Speed J700 1200 notes per minute
J710 800/1000/1200 notes per minute
Other Model: 850/1250/1500 notes per minute
2. Hopper Capacity Approx. 500 notes
3. Stacker Capacity Approx. 200 notes
4. Note Size Max. 185X100(mm) Min. 100X50（mm）
5. Note Thickness 0.08 ～0.15（mm）
6. Power Supply 100/110/220/240 V ±10%
50/60Hz
7. Operating Conditions Temperature Operation : 5～35 ℃
Stand by : 5～55 ℃
(With dry condition)
8. Power Consumption Operation : 40W Stand by : 10W
9. Dimensions 282 mm (W) x 233 mm(D) x 190 mm (H)
10. Weight Approx. 7 kg

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8. DAILY CARE
Clean the following Sensors with a brush periodically.
Use dry cloth to clean the outside cabinet.
●Stacker Sensor and Hopper Sensors
●Count Sensors