Safescan 2200 series User manual

User Manual
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2210 / 2250
Banknote Counters

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Introduction
Thank you for purchasing a Safescan 2200-series banknote
counter. This user manual will help you to get started with your
Safescan banknote counter and describes the setup and operating
procedures. We recommend that before using the device you
carefully read these operating instructions.
Package contents
The retail box contains the following items:
- Safescan 2210 / 2250 Banknote Counter
- Power cord(s)*
- Maintenance kit
- User Manual
Click here to open a printable version of the manual
in the selected language.
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Product
1. Hopper with adjustable
guides
2. Front panel (display / buttons)
3. Stacker
4. Power connection
5. On/Off switch
6. Hopper adjustment wheel
7. RJ12 port for external display
connection
1
2
3
Front
6
7
4
5
Back

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8. Power cord(s)*
9. Maintenance kit
* Depending on model /
country specication
Available accessories
Safescan Cleaning Cards for banknote
counters (pack of 15 cards), partnumber
152-0663.
See www.safescan.com for details.

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Safescan 2210 / 2250: features
Banknote feature detection
UV
features
MG
features
UV and MG
features
SIZE
(height)
Safescan
2210 • — — •
Safescan
2250 ••••

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Buttons and operation
4 7 83 51 12 2
AUTO
AUTO
AUTO
2250
2210
6
Short press Long press (3 sec)
1. Start counting / Conrm
sensitivity level selection
Select automatic or manual
start
2. Clear the number of counted
banknotes
Clear the number of counted
banknotes
3. Add function on/off Enter thickness sensitivity
adjustment menu
4. Increase input value by 1
5. Decrease input value by 1 Enable/disable size detection
(valid for rmware version D08
/ U08 or higher)
6. UV feature detection on/off Enter UV sensitivity level
adjustment menu
7. Safescan 2210: Select auto
or manual start
Safescan 2250: MG feature
detection on/off
Enter MG sensitivity level
adjustment menu (Safescan
2250)
8. Batch function on/off / set
batch number
Enter banknote height
sensitivity level adjustment
menu

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Getting started
1.Place the device on a at and
stable surface.
2. Connect the banknote counter
to the mains outlet using the
supplied power cord.

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Ready for counting
The machine is now ready for basic counting. More advanced
settings are described in the next chapters of this manual.
ON
3.Switch on the banknote
counter by pushing the power
switch at the back in the “1”
position.
4.Default banknote feature
detection settings: Safescan
2210: UV, 2250: UV and MG.
These can be switched on or
off by pressing the UV and/or
MG* button.
(* Safescan 2250 only)

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Counting banknotes
1. AUTO START / MANUAL START. Default setting is “AUTO” the
machine will start counting once banknotes have been placed
in the hopper. You can choose whether you want the device to
start counting automatically or manually (counting starts after
pressing the [START] button).
Safescan 2210: press the AUTO button to activate/de-activate the
auto start function. This will be shown in the display.
AUTO
AUTO
AUTO
2250
2210
Safescan 2250: press the START button for 3 seconds to activate/
de-activate the auto start function.
AUTO
AUTO
AUTO
2250
2210
3SEC

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Please note The banknotes have to be sorted per denomination
before counting.
2. Start counting banknotes by placing the banknotes in the center
of the hopper as shown in g. 1, then ip them backwards as
shown in g. 2. Use the hopper guides to keep the banknotes
centered.
1 2