Suzohapp Coinco Vantage Series Installation and operating instructions

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OPERATION & SERVICE
MANUAL
Vantage

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION 1: GENERAL INFORMATION
Introduction
Naming Convention
Bezel Types
Vantage Components
SECTION 2: INSTALLATION & SETUP
Unpacking/Installing the Validator
Configuring Options
Adding/Removing Coupons
SECTION 3: GENERAL ACCEPTOR OPERA-
TION
System Operation
SECTION 4: MAINTENANCE
Cleaning and Maintenance
SECTION 5: PARTS LIST
Mainframe Assembly, Cashboxes, & Masks
Mainframe & Main Logic Boards
Upper Sensor Board & Upper Housing
Assembly
Lower Housing Assembly
Chassis Gear Case Assembly & Detail Parts
PC Boards & Harnesses
Optional Kits
Mask Inlet Decals
Other Decals
SECTION 6: TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Input Power, Interfaces, Specifications
Dimensional Drawings
Block Diagram Schematic
30 Pin Mating Connector
Harness Connectors
Standard Cashboxes & Inlet Decals
Factory Default Settings
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number and serial number whenever you call
your Coinco Service Center for information or
service.
The first four digits of the bill acceptor serial
number indicate when the unit was built, which is
also the beginning of the warranty period:
• First two digits indicate week of
manufacture.
• Third and fourth digits indicate the year.
For example, Serial number 1508000123 indi-
cates the unit was manufactured in the 15th week
of 2008.
Icons
The following icons will guide you throughout the
manual. Each icon highlights an area you may
want to pay closer attention to.
Indicates a checklist type of process that
you can readily “check” as you proceed to
the next step.
Indicates a warning that you should
adhere to. It is often accompanied by
the words “DO NOT…”
Indicates a helpful hint or shortcut to
simplify the task.
Indicates where you can find additional
information regarding this specific topic.
Introduction
This manual contains information on installing,
operating and maintaining Coinco Vantage™
Series bill acceptors. This manual is intended for
owners, route operators and shop-level
technicians as a primary source of information.
Taking time to read this manual and become
familiar with the information will help you obtain
the best performance from your Vantage bill
acceptor.
Product Overview and Features
The Vantage bill acceptor incorporates a wide
range of benefits, including:
• Quick-Release bezel speeds installation
and removal.
• Optional FlexStack™ bill box expands
from 200 bills to hold up to 500 bills. Fixed
note bill boxes are available with between
300 and 1100 note capacities.
• Illuminated bezel and status indicators
simplify setup and troubleshooting.
• Patented note path lockout provides high
security Level Three stringing and fishing
protection.
• Smart Bezel™ (optional) actively
communicates ability to accept $5 bills.
Basic operational features include:
•Bill widths accepted: 66mm (for Vantage
Vx6 models) or 72mm (for Vx7 models).
•Operating voltages: 110VAC, 24VAC,
34VDC.
•Communication Interface: MDB, Pulse,
Parallel, Vend Serial
•Mounting: Upstack or Downstack.
•Bezels: Basic, Slimline, or Downstack.
All versions feature standard Impulse
lighting. Smart Bezel™ option is available
for Basic and Slimline versions.
•Acceptance orientation: four ways.
•Coupons: Teach-n-Go field teach
capability.
For Your Records
A label indicating the bill acceptors model number
and serial number can be found on the left side
of the Vantage bill acceptor. Refer to the model
SECTION 1: GENERAL INFORMATION

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SECTION 1: GENERAL INFORMATION
Naming Convention
Naming Convention
Bill Width
6 = 66mm
7 = 72mm
Bezel
B = Basic S = Slimline
D = Downstack* M = Basic Metal*
*: 66mm models only
Input Voltage
1 =110VAC
2 = 24VAC
3 = 34VDC
Cashbox Capacity
3 = 300 Bills 4 = 400 Bills
5 = FlexStack™ (200-500 Bills)*
7 = 700 Bills* 9 = 900 Bills*
1 = 1100 Bills* 0 = No Cashbox*
*: 66mm models only
Build
00 = Standard
Country Code
US = United States
CA = Canada Additional country
codes available
Spacing
is for
illustration
purposes
only.
V
VX XX XX XX XX XX XXX XX XX XX
Type
A = Amusement (Pulse, Vend Serial)
L = Legacy (Pulse, Parallel, Vend Serial, MDB)
X = MDB
Bill Types Accepted
2 = US $1, 5
3 = CA $5, 10, 20
4 = US $1, 5, 10, 20
5 = CA $5, 10, 20, 50, 100
6 = US $1, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100
Naming Convention
Naming Convention
Bill Width
6 = 66mm
7 = 72mm
Bezel
B = Basic S = Slimline
D = Downstack* M = Basic Metal*
*: 66mm models only
Input Voltage
1 =110VAC
2 = 24VAC
3 = 34VDC
Cashbox Capacity
3 = 300 Bills 4 = 400 Bills
5 = FlexStack™ (200-500 Bills)*
7 = 700 Bills* 9 = 900 Bills*
1 = 1100 Bills* 0 = No Cashbox*
*: 66mm models only
Build
00 = Standard
Country Code
US = United States
CA = Canada Additional country
codes available
Spacing
is for
illustration
purposes
only.
V
VX XX XX XX XX XX XXX XX XX XX
Type
A = Amusement (Pulse, Vend Serial)
L = Legacy (Pulse, Parallel, Vend Serial, MDB)
X = MDB
Bill Types Accepted
2 = US $1, 5
3 = CA $5, 10, 20
4 = US $1, 5, 10, 20
5 = CA $5, 10, 20, 50, 100
6 = US $1, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100
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SECTION 1: GENERAL INFORMATION
Bill Acceptance
Basic
(Standard or Metal)
Slimline Downstack
Vantage Bezel Types
Basic
(Standard or Metal)
Slimline Downstack
Vantage Bezel Types
Model
Bill
Width
$1 $5 $10 $20 $50 $100
Vx6xx2xUS xx
Vx6xx4xUS xxx x
Vx6xx6xUS xxxxx x
Vx7xx3xCA xxx
Vx7xx5xCA xxxx x
66mm
72mm
Note: US $2 bill acceptance is available. Please contact your Coinco
Sales Re
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resentative for additional information.

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SECTION 1: GENERAL INFORMATION
Vantage
Vantage™
™Components
Components
Cash
Access
Lid
Cashbox
Release
Harness
Connection
(MDB)
Harness
Connection
(non-MDB)
Quick
Release
Bezel Tab
Inlet
Mask
Bill Inlet LEDs
Impulse
Lighting /
Smart
Bezel™
Lights
Front
Cover
Quick
Release
Bezel Tab Data
Port Data Port
Cover Service Mode Button
Diagnostic
Indicator LED
Cashbox
Option
Switches
Vantage
Vantage™
™Components
Components
Cash
Access
Lid
Cashbox
Release
Harness
Connection
(MDB)
Harness
Connection
(non-MDB)
Quick
Release
Bezel Tab
Inlet
Mask
Bill Inlet LEDs
Impulse
Lighting /
Smart
Bezel™
Lights
Front
Cover
Quick
Release
Bezel Tab Data
Port Data Port
Cover Service Mode Button
Diagnostic
Indicator LED
Cashbox
Option
Switches

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Quick Release
Quick Release
Bezel Operation
Bezel Operation
Push Firmly to
Push Firmly to
Release Bezel
Release Bezel
1. Push firmly on Quick Release Tabs using a
screwdriver tip. Tabs will move towards
bezel and latch.
2. Once both tabs are latched, the bill
acceptor will separate from the bezel.
3. To reattach, push bill acceptor body firmly
onto bezel until it locks.
Quick Release
Quick Release
Bezel Operation
Bezel Operation
Push Firmly to
Push Firmly to
Release Bezel
Release Bezel
1. Push firmly on Quick Release Tabs using a
screwdriver tip. Tabs will move towards
bezel and latch.
2. Once both tabs are latched, the bill
acceptor will separate from the bezel.
3. To reattach, push bill acceptor body firmly
onto bezel until it locks.
SECTION 2: INSTALLATION & SETUP
Unpacking the Validator
After removing the bill acceptor from the shipping
carton, inspect it for possible damage. If the unit
is damaged, notify the shipping company
immediately. The consignee (person or company
receiving the unit) can file a claim against the
carrier for shipping damage. We recommend you
keep the original carton and packaging materials
to reuse if you need to transport or ship the bill
acceptor in the future.
If the bill acceptor is being stored or used as a
spare, always keep it in its shipping carton when
not in use. This will keep it clean and offer the
best protection for the unit.
Option Switch Configuration
See Figure 1. Note this step is not necessary for
MDB only models.
Installing the Bill Acceptor
1. Remove power from the host machine.
DO NOT connect the bill validator harness
to the machine with power connected.
2. Install the bill validator into the host
machine using the mounting studs and
hardware in the machine. To simplify
installation, see Figure 2.
3. Install / connect the proper interface
harness to the host machine.
4. Restore power to the machine.
5. The illuminated bill inlet will begin to flash
and the stacker motor will cycle upon
power-up. If this does not occur, check
the wiring harness connections and make
sure power is applied.
6. Check the Vantage diagnostic LED to
verify it is green and ON continuously. If
it is not, you can troubleshoot based on
the status shown on the cashbox decal or
see Figure 3.
Figure 1
Figure 2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
Option / Dip Switch Settings
Option / Dip Switch Settings
Note: There are no switches on MDB only models.
Pulse Timing Switch 1 Switch 2
50 / 50mS ON ON
150 / 150mS ON OFF
Custom OFF ON
Parallel
(Credit Line)
OFF OFF
ON OFF
Switch 3 4 Pulse /
$
1 Pulse /
$
Switch 4 Always
Enabled Host Enabled
Switch 5 Serial Pulse
Switches 6 - 8 Reserved
Note: "Custom" has a default setting of 200 / 200mS but
can be reconfigured for a different timing. Please contact
your Coinco Sales Rep for more information.
Notes:
1. Recycle power for switch settings to take effect.
2. “Custom” has a default setting of 200 / 200mS but can be
reconfigured for different timing. Please contact your Coinco Sales
Rep formore information.

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7. With the vend price set below one dollar,
insert a one dollar bill.
8. Verify credit has been established.
9. Check the bill box to see that the one
dollar bill was properly stacked.
Configuring Bill Acceptance and
Other Acceptor Options
See Figure 4 for how to enter, navigate, and set
bill acceptance and other options in Configura-
tion mode. Figure 6 shows the four “pages” of
bill acceptance options and Figure 7 shows two
examples.
Several of the configuration setting options bear
further definition:
•Coupon Acceptance: Enables or disables
acceptance of all user-loaded coupons. If this
is set to “OFF”, no coupons will be accepted.
•Smart Bezel™ (default setting for VLxxx2
and VXxxx2 models): enables the ability to
communicate in real time which bills are being
accepted by the bill acceptor. If the user
wants to use Impulse lighting instead, they will
need to order the decal set as shown in
the Parts List. If a user of the VA, VLxxx4, or
VXxxx4 should wish to use this feature, they
will also need the same decal.
Impulse Lighting (default setting for all
VA,VLxxx4 and VXxxx4 models): illuminates
the upper blinking lights on the bezel. Turn-
ing off this option leaves only the lower
inlet lights illuminated.
•High Security vs. Standard Security Bill
Acceptance: the default Standard Security
setting (OFF) accepts 95+% of genuine street-
grade bills. High Security mode is
recommended for locations with a higher risk
of frauds. In High Security mode, the bill
acceptor will still accept the same percentage
of normal genuine street-grade bills, but it
will become more restrictive in accepting
“borderline” notes – those seen as having
defects or at the broader fringes of being
acceptable.
•1-Way / 2-Way / 4-Way: Defines the number
of bill orientation directions that the bill
acceptor will accept. The first two are face-up
only, the last is all 4 possible orientations
(default).
•Level 3 Security: Recommended for higher
risk environments. Provides additional level
of security against stringing and fishing
attempts. With Level 3 Security, the rest
position of the bill stack pushplate blocks
access to the bill path.
•
Diagnostic
Diagnostic
Flash Codes
Flash Codes
GRN
GRN
Flash Code Validator Status
(solid) Sales Mode / OK
Service Mode
YEL
x 1 Clean Unit
Service Unit
RED
RED
Cashbox Full
Clear Bill Path
Out of Service
x 2
x 1
x 2
x 3
GRN
GRN
Coupon Teach
GRN
GRN
x 2
YEL
RED
RED
RED
RED
Operational
Warning
Out of Service
x 1
Diagnostic
Indicator LED
Diagnostic
Diagnostic
Flash Codes
Flash Codes
GRN
GRN
Flash Code Validator Status
(solid) Sales Mode / OK
Service Mode
YEL
x 1 Clean Unit
Service Unit
RED
RED
Cashbox Full
Clear Bill Path
Out of Service
x 2
x 1
x 2
x 3
GRN
GRN
Coupon Teach
GRN
GRN
x 2
YEL
RED
RED
RED
RED
Operational
Warning
Out of Service
x 1
Diagnostic
Indicator LED
SECTION 2: INSTALLATION & SETUP
Figure 3

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Lower Housing
Lower Housing
Removal
Removal
1. Depress
Button
Firmly to
Release
1. Depress
Button
Firmly to
Release 2. Push
Depressed
Button to
Back to
Remove
Lower
Housing.
2. Push
Depressed
Button to
Back to
Remove
Lower
Housing.
Lower Housing
Lower Housing
Removal
Removal
1. Depress
Button
Firmly to
Release
1. Depress
Button
Firmly to
Release 2. Push
Depressed
Button to
Back to
Remove
Lower
Housing.
2. Push
Depressed
Button to
Back to
Remove
Lower
Housing.
SECTION 2: INSTALLATION & SETUP
Figure 6
Figure 5
Figure 4
Why doesn’t the $50 and $100 bill
acceptance option show up in options
Mode 3 for my validator?
Not all options are available on all bill
acceptors. If a model does not offer a
certain option, it won’t appear as an
enabled option while scrolling through the
option settings.
$1 $5 $10 $20
Bill Acceptance
Page 1
(Flash x1)
Coupons
Coupons / Security / Bezel Lights
Impulse
Bill Acceptance / Orientation
1-Way 2-Way
Page 2
(Flash x2)
Page 3
(Flash x3)
Configuration Settings
Configuration Settings
Page 1
Page 1
Page 2
Page 2
Page 3
Page 3
ON OFF
Inlet LED On:
Option Enabled
High
Security
$50 $100
Smart
Bezel™
Bill Inlet LEDs
Inlet LED Off:
Option Disabled
4-Way
(both on)
Bill Inlet LEDs
Bill Inlet LEDs
Level 3
Security Page 4
(Flash x4)
Page 4
Page 4
Bill Inlet LEDs
Reserved
Level 3 Security
$1 $5 $10 $20
Bill Acceptance
Page 1
(Flash x1)
Coupons
Coupons / Security / Bezel Lights
Impulse
Bill Acceptance / Orientation
1-Way 2-Way
Page 2
(Flash x2)
Page 3
(Flash x3)
Configuration Settings
Configuration Settings
Page 1
Page 1
Page 2
Page 2
Page 3
Page 3
ON OFF
Inlet LED On:
Option Enabled
High
Security
$50 $100
Smart
Bezel™
Bill Inlet LEDs
Inlet LED Off:
Option Disabled
4-Way
(both on)
Bill Inlet LEDs
Bill Inlet LEDs
Level 3
Security Page 4
(Flash x4)
Page 4
Page 4
Bill Inlet LEDs
Reserved
Level 3 Security
To Configure Options
SERV
GRN
Action Mode Diagnostic
Light
#
1. Service
OFF
Remove Lower Housing
2. Config
OFF
Set Options As Desired
(see Options Navigation and
Configuration Settings figures)
3. Config
4. Sales or
Ready GRN
x 2
Options Navigation
Scrolls to next set of options
within current Page. Each option
should be configured properly
before moving to the next Page.
Scrolls to next Page of options.
Hold for
next Page
Press
once
Test unit to ensure proper setup.
5.
Re-install Lower
Housing. Inlet LEDs
flash 5 times confirming
options are saved.
SERV
SERV
Service Mode Button
Diagnostic
Indicator LED
SERV
Hold button until
Diagnostic LED
flashes.
To Configure Options
SERV
GRN
Action Mode Diagnostic
Light
#
1. Service
OFF
Remove Lower Housing
2. Config
OFF
Set Options As Desired
(see Options Navigation and
Configuration Settings figures)
3. Config
4. Sales or
Ready GRN
x 2
Options Navigation
Scrolls to next set of options
within current Page. Each option
should be configured properly
before moving to the next Page.
Scrolls to next Page of options.
Hold for
next Page
Press
once
Test unit to ensure proper setup.
5.
Re-install Lower
Housing. Inlet LEDs
flash 5 times confirming
options are saved.
SERV
SERV
Service Mode Button
Diagnostic
Indicator LED
SERV
Hold button until
Diagnostic LED
flashes.

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SECTION 2: INSTALLATION & SETUP
Returning to the Default
Configuration Settings
The bill acceptor can be returned to the original
factory default configuration by powering the unit
on while the mode button is depressed. When
this is done, all user-set configuration changes
will be lost. Factory default settings can be found
in Section 6 of this manual
Adding / Removing Coupons
Coupons can be added or removed on site
without the use of a Field Programmer.
See Figure 8.
I’ve successfully added a coupon, but
the bill acceptor still will not accept it.
Why?
The Coupon acceptance option must be
set to “ON” in Page 2 of the
configuration settings. This “global” setting
allows (ON) or disallows (OFF)
acceptance of all user-loaded coupons.
Figure 8
$1 $5 $10 $20
Page 1:$1s and $5s Enabled
Page 1
(Flash x1)
Configuration Examples
Configuration Examples
ON ON OFF OFF ON
ON ON
OFF OFF ON
Page 2: Coupons & Impulse
Lighting Enabled
Page 2
(Flash x2)
ON OFF
: Option Enabled : Disabled
Example 1
Example 1
Example
Example 2
Coupons
Impulse
High
Security
Bill Inlet LEDs
Bill Inlet LEDs
Smart
Bezel™
$1 $5 $10 $20
Page 1:$1s and $5s Enabled
Page 1
(Flash x1)
Configuration Examples
Configuration Examples
ON ON OFF OFF ON
ON ON
OFF OFF ON
Page 2: Coupons & Impulse
Lighting Enabled
Page 2
(Flash x2)
ON OFF
: Option Enabled : Disabled
Example 1
Example 1
Example
Example 2
Coupons
Impulse
High
Security
Bill Inlet LEDs
Bill Inlet LEDs
Smart
Bezel™
Figure 7
Add / Remove Coupons
GRN
Action Mode Diagnostic
LED
#
Hold button until
Inlet LEDs flash.
1.
Coupon
Teach
Insert Coupon to be Added Added or Removed
Removed.
3.
Automatically returns to
Sales Mode. Coupon
addition complete. Sales GRN
ADD
ADD Coupon
GRN
(fast rate)
Coupon
Teach
Coupon accepted
and returned.
4a.
5a.
Coupon NOT NOT Recognized
Coupon
Teach
4c.
5c.
Bill Inlet
LEDs
(flash)
GRN
(cycle)
(fast rate)
(flash)
(flash)
Automatically returns to
Sales Mode. Coupon
removal complete. GRN
REMOVE
REMOVE Coupon
GRN
(fast rate)
Coupon
Teach
Coupon disabled
and returned.
4b.
5b. (cycle)
GRN
(flash)
Hold button to return to Sales Mode (note unit
returns automatically after 40 secs of inactivity).
Sales
(solid)
SERV
SERV
Insert another coupon (see Step 2 above)
GRN
GRN
GRN
GRN
GRN
Coupon returned.
Inlet LEDs flash at
original rate.
2.
(fast rate)
Service
Hold until Diagnostic
LED flashes.
SERV
-
-OR OR - -
OFF
GRN
x 2
Add / Remove Coupons
GRN
Action Mode Diagnostic
LED
#
Hold button until
Inlet LEDs flash.
1.
Coupon
Teach
Insert Coupon to be Added Added or Removed
Removed.
3.
Automatically returns to
Sales Mode. Coupon
addition complete.
Sales
GRN
ADD
ADD Coupon
GRN
(fast rate)
Coupon
Teach
Coupon accepted
and returned.
4a.
5a.
Coupon NOT NOT Recognized
Coupon
Teach
4c.
5c.
Bill Inlet
LEDs
(flash)
GRN
(cycle)
(fast rate)
(flash)
(flash)
Automatically returns to
Sales Mode. Coupon
removal complete. GRN
REMOVE
REMOVE Coupon
GRN
(fast rate)
Coupon
Teach
Coupon disabled
and returned.
4b.
5b. (cycle)
GRN
(flash)
Hold button to return to Sales Mode (note unit
returns automatically after 40 secs of inactivity).
Sales
(solid)
SERV
SERV
Insert another coupon (see Step 2 above)
GRN
GRN
GRN
GRN
GRN
Coupon returned.
Inlet LEDs flash at
original rate.
2.
(fast rate)
Service
Hold until Diagnostic
LED flashes.
SERV
-
-OR OR - -
OFF
GRN
x 2

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SECTION 3: OPERATION
System Operation
Bill Recognition
Sensors detect when a bill is inserted into the
acceptor. These signal the transport motor to
activate to pull the bill into the bill acceptor.
Bill Validation
From the time the transport motor begins to run
until the trailing edge of the bill passes over them,
the bill validation sensors scan the bill. This
information is forwarded to the microprocessor to
determine the validity of the bill.
Bill Stacking and Credit
If the bill is determined to be authentic, it is trans-
ported to the stack position. Once the bill is in
the stacking position, the stacker motor runs and
credit is given.
Bill Rejection
If the bill is determined to be invalid, the wrong
denomination, or if some cheating method is
sensed, the bill transport motor will reverse to
return the bill to the customer.
Smart Bezel™
The Smart Bezel option is used to communicate
in real time, the bill acceptors real-time
acceptance of US $5 bills ($10 bills for Canada)
to the customer. Under the default condition, the
$1 & $5 light ($5 & $10 for Canada) will show
acceptance of $5 bills as long as there is enough
change in the changer to make change for the
$5. See Figure 9.
Anti-Stringing / Anti-Fishing
Sensors detect when objects are inserted into the
bill validator. If something is inserted and it is not
seen as a bill, it will be rejected. If something is
still seen in the path after a valid bill is
transported and stacked, the stacker plate will
extend as a means of keeping the valid bill from
being withdrawn. With Level 3 Security, the rest
position of the bill stacker pushplate completely
blocks access to the bill path. Once a valid bill is
inserted, the pushplate withdraws and the bill is
pulled in. Level 3 Security provides an additional
Figure 9
level of security aganst stringing and fishing
attempts.
Water Removal Cycling Feature
Vantage employs a patented water removal
cycling technique. When certain sensors are
blocked prior to a valid bill being inserted, the
bill will then be cycled back-and-forth to wick off
the water in the bill path. After the bill is quickly
cycled several times, the bill is pulled in for
validation and the system returns to normal
operation.
Smart
Smart Bezel Bezel
•Is Lit When: Both bills
accepted and change made for either.
•
•Is Lit When:Change can only
be made for $1 bills.
Communicates to Customer Which
Bills Are Accepted
Feature not available on all models.
Note: For correct operation, make sure $1 and $5
bills are enabled (see Configuration Settings).
™
Denotes acceptance of both $1 and $5 bills
Smart
Smart Bezel Bezel
•Is Lit When: Both bills
accepted and change made for either.
•
•Is Lit When:Change can only
be made for $1 bills.
Communicates to Customer Which
Bills Are Accepted
Feature not available on all models.
Note: For correct operation, make sure $1 and $5
bills are enabled (see Configuration Settings).
™
Denotes acceptance of both $1 and $5 bills

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SECTION 4: MAINTENANCE
Vantage™ Cleaning and Maintenance
Note: Electrical power must be disconnected from the bill acceptor before performing any
cleaning operations.
Recommended Cleaning Material
A mild solution of detergent can be used for cleaning the belts, bill path and sensor lenses, as well as
for general cleaning of the bill acceptor. Beverages or other water-soluble liquids which have been
spilled on or into the bill acceptor can usually be removed with warm soapy water. External surfaces
can be cleaned with a damp cloth.
Note: Petroleum-based cleaners and freon-based propellants can damage plastic and some elec-
tronic components. Scouring pads and stiff brushes may harm circuit boards and can mar the plastic.
These items should never be used to clean the bill acceptor.
Cleaning the Vantage
The Vantage should be cleaned every 20,000 bills or every two years (or as needed, depending on
the environmental conditions of the location). Dust can be removed with a soft brush or cloth or it can
be blown out using compressed air.

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MAINFRAME ASSEMBLY, CASHBOXES, & MASKS
SECTION 5: PARTS LIST
1
5
4
6
11
3
7,8,9,10
2
12
13 14

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ITEM # PART # DESCRIPTION QTY NOTES
US CAN
1 410182
410182-1 410483 410183-1 Mainframe Assembly - MDB Mainframe Assembly - Amusement 1 1Includes 409400 Includes 409400-1
& 409406-1
2 410035 410083 Lower Housing Assembly 1
3 410159 Front Cover - Mainframe 1
4 345-4R6 Screw 2
5
6
7
8
9
10
410160
410161
410162
410163
410164
410165
NA
410816
410815
NA
NA
NA
Cashbox Assembly
FlexStack™ (200 - 500 Note)
300 Note
400 Note
700 Note
900 Note
1100 Note
1
11
12
13
14
410166
410167
410168
410169
410179
NA
410181
NA
Inlet Bezel Assembly
Basic
Basic - Metal
Slimline
Downstack
1
SECTION 5: PARTS LIST

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SECTION 5: PARTS LIST
1
2
4
5
3
8
6
7
9
MAINFRAME & MAIN LOGIC BOARDS
ITEM # PART # DESCRIPTION QTY NOTES
US CAN
1 926325
927494 Main Logic Board Insulator - 110VAC Main Logic Board Insulator - All Others 1 1
2 409400
409400-1 Main Logic Board - MDB Main Logic Board Amusement 1 MDB Only Use with 409406-1
3 410042 410085 Mainframe 1 Includes Item #5
4 409405
409406
409406-1
24VAC Logic Board - Legacy
110VAC Logic Board - Legacy
110VAC Amusement Logic Board
1
1
1
Use with 409400
Use with 409400
Use with 409400-1
5 927905 Quick Release Finger 2
6 345-4R6 Screw 2
7 928032 30 Pin Cover 1 MDB Only
8 928031 Dip Switch Cover 1 MDB Only
9 928038 MDB Cover 1 Amusement Only

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SECTION 5: PARTS LIST
ITEM # PART # DESCRIPTION QTY NOTES
US CAN
1 409401 Upper Sensor Board Assembly 1
2 927230 Upper Enclosure 1
3 927011 Inlet Gear, 18 tooth 1
4 927012 Inlet Gear, 13 tooth 2
5 410036 Inlet Roller Assembly 1
6 927229 928000 Upper Housing 1
7 409413 Upper Sensor Harness 1
8 927924 Harness Grommet 1
9 927511 Validation Shroud 1
UPPER SENSOR BOARD & UPPER HOUSING ASSEMBLY
1
6
43
5
2
7
8
9

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SECTION 5: PARTS LIST
ITEM # PART # DESCRIPTION QTY NOTES
US CAN
1 927916 927998 Lower Housing Back Cover 1
2 927236 Flat Pinch Spring 2
3 925594 Light Pipe 1
4 171730 Pinch Roller 4
5 927045 927995 Lower Housing 1
6 927238 Inlet Roller 1
7 927933 Roller Housing 2
8 927239 Inlet Roller Retainer 1
9 927237 Inlet Coil Spring 1
10 927235 Coil Spring 2
11 927046 927996 Lower Enclosure 1
12 927511 Validation Shroud 1
13 409402 409434 Lower Sensor BoardAssembly 1
14 409414 Lower Sensor Harness 1
15 927234 927997 Bottom Cover 1
16 345-4R6 Screw 4
17 927272 Mode Button 1
4
1
3
5
2
67
11
10
9
8
13
12
14
15
16
4
17
LOWER HOUSING ASSEMBLY

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SECTION 5: PARTS LIST
CHASSIS GEAR CASE ASSEMBLY - 410170
2
3
5
4
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14 15
16
17 18
19
DETAIL PARTS
1

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ITEM # PART # DESCRIPTION QTY NOTES
US CAN
1 410170 Chassis Gear Case Assembly 1
2 410003 Chassis Board Assembly 1
3 410026 Motor Assembly 2
4 927205 Belt 2
5 410031 Right Scissors Assembly 1
6 410031-1 Left Scissors Assembly 1
7 410055 Push Plate Assembly 1
8 927043 Top Push Plate Shaft 1
9 927044 Bottom Push Plate Shaft 1
10 927023 Transport Drive Roller 2
11 410029 Pulley, Gear Assembly 2
12 410028 Drive Pulley Assembly 2
13 171730 Pinch Roller 4
14 927202 Belt Tensioner 2
15 927038 Belt Tension Spring 2
16 927245 Pulley Shaft 6
17 927223 E-Ring 2
18 927222 E-Ring 4
19 345-2R6 Screw 6
20 TBD Chassis Gear Case Assembly 1 EntireAssembly
as Shown