Talaris ntegra 177-0800 User manual

Model: Ntegra
Multi Currency 1½pkt Desktop Banknote Counter / Sorter
User Guide
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Model: Ntegra
Multi Currency 1½pkt Desktop Banknote
Counter / Sorter
User Guide
Published by Talaris Ltd.,
Talaris House,
Crockford Lane,
Chineham Business Park,
Basingstoke, Hampshire,
RG24 8QZ
United Kingdom
Telephone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
www.talaris.com
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Dear Valued Customer,
Thank you for purchasing the new Ntegra, a multi-currency 1.5pkt desktop banknote counter / sorter from
Talaris. The 1.5 pocket design features one full stacking pocket and a reject note pocket, plus a range of
detection and authentication technologies. Being the product that “bridges the gap” between counting and
sorting, Ntegra is packed with features and technology and it is appropriate for a multitude of applications. With
so many new and exciting things to remember it is easy to loose focus on the key elements of the Ntegra
design. At Talaris, we talk about the CoDE of Ntegra.
•Co Continuous operation - Non Stop processing
•DData Management - Handling the banknote processing data
•EExperience of the User - Making Ntegra an enjoyable experience for the user
Ntegra was developed to provide a fit for purpose cost-effective solution to meet the stringent European
Banknote Recycling Framework. It has therefore been designed to provide organisations both in the Eurozone
and beyond with a continuous and uninterrupted solution to value and authenticate multi-denomination bundles
and separate notes into fit and unfit in one pass. At speeds of up to 1500 notes per minute Ntegra offers a
convenient and easy cash handling process for customers located anywhere in the world.
Quality is paramount in our manufacturing process and we are proud to hold certificates for European
directives for both safety and electromagnetic standards. In addition to this, our manufacturing sites have ISO
9001 quality certificates.
To ensure maximum life from your Ntegra we recommend that it is regularly serviced. To assist you, we
provide worldwide service and support through our network of branch offices and authorised Business
Partners. Please contact them for all of your sales and service requirements.
Yours sincerely
Wilbert Bieleman
Managing Director, International Distribution Business
Talaris Ltd.
Talaris Limited, Registered Office: Talaris House, Crockford Lane, Chineham Park, Basingstoke, Hampshire, RG24 8QZ, UK.
Registered in England & Wales. No: 6569621
Talaris Ltd.
Talaris House
Crockford Lane
Chineham Business Park
Basingstoke, Hampshire
RG24 8QZ
United Kingdom
Telephone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
www.talaris.com

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Declaration of conformity
Manufacturer and responsible person Details Of Product:
Talaris Ltd.
Talaris House, Crockford Lane
Chineham Business Park
Basingstoke, Hampshire
RG24 8QZ England
Banknote Currency Counter
Telephone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
www.talaris.com
Model type:
Ntegra
This product conforms to the essential requirements of:
Electromagnetic compatibility Directive: 2004/108/EC, 92/31/EEC
Standards: EN55022:1998, A1+A2:2003 Class A
EN55024:1998, A1:2001, A2:2003
EN61000-3-2:2000, A2:2005
EN61000-3-3:1995, A1+A2:2005
Low voltage electrical equipment (safety) Directive: 2006/95/EC
Standard: EN60950-1:2001 A11:2004
Andrew Dean Shaw, IDB/DTP Operations Director
Authorised signatory on behalf of the responsible person.
This product range also meets the requirements of the European RoHS Directive
2002/95/EC and WEEE Directive 2002/96/EC.
Warning
This machine has been designed for optimum
safety for users. For your added protection
please follow these guidelines.
Voltages above 42V are potentially dangerous.
Always handle mains-supplied equipment with
caution. Never open the machine when it
plugged in. If the sensors are obscured the
feed rollers will operate. Always keep loose
clothing and hair out of the feed hopper area
when operating the machine.
Always connect the machine to an earthed
mains outlet socket, with the mains cable
supplied by Talaris or a direct equivalent.

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Contents
1 Introduction ................................................................................................. 1 - 1
1.1 Ntegra Variants ........................................................................................... 1 - 1
1.2 Obligations of the User................................................................................ 1 - 1
1.3 Safety Instructions....................................................................................... 1 - 1
1.3.1 Operational Precautions.............................................................................. 1 - 1
1.3.2 Warnings..................................................................................................... 1 - 3
2 Machine Overview....................................................................................... 1 - 4
2.1 Machine Overview ( Front View ) ............................................................... 1 - 4
2.2 Machine Overview ( Rear View )................................................................. 1 - 5
2.3 Display Control Panel ( Keypad )................................................................ 1 - 6
2.4 Feed Gap Adjustment ................................................................................. 1 - 7
2.5 Clearing Note Jams..................................................................................... 1 - 8
2.6 Cleaning...................................................................................................... 1 - 9
2.7 Machine Specification ............................................................................. 1 - 11
3 Operating / Set-up Instructions................................................................ 1 - 12
3.1 Powering Up The Ntegra........................................................................... 1 - 12
3.2 Stacker Pocket Indicator Light................................................................... 1 - 12
3.3 Hot Key Functions..................................................................................... 1 - 12
3.3.1 Counting Mode.......................................................................................... 1 - 12
3.3.2 Currency.................................................................................................... 1 - 13
3.3.3 Denomination............................................................................................ 1 - 13
3.3.4 Count Results / Reject Reason................................................................. 1 - 14
3.4 Currency Selection.................................................................................... 1 - 14
3.5 Mode Selection.......................................................................................... 1 - 15
3.6 Start Mode................................................................................................. 1 - 15
3.7 Counting Speed......................................................................................... 1 - 15
3.8 Function Keys............................................................................................ 1 - 15
3.8.1 FUNC ........................................................................................................ 1 - 15
3.8.2 ESC/CLR................................................................................................... 1 - 15
3.8.3 BATCH...................................................................................................... 1 - 16
3.8.4 ADD........................................................................................................... 1 - 16
3.9 Enter Key................................................................................................... 1 - 16
3.10 1Print Key.................................................................................................. 1 - 16
4 Process Instructions................................................................................. 1 - 17
4.1 Piece Count............................................................................................... 1 - 17

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4.1.1 Piece Count with ADD Function................................................................ 1 - 18
4.2 Mixed Count.............................................................................................. 1 - 20
4.2.1 Mixed Count with ADD Function ............................................................... 1 - 22
4.3 Single Denomination Count ...................................................................... 1 - 24
4.3.1 Single Count with ADD Function............................................................... 1 - 26
4.4 Note Facing............................................................................................... 1 - 27
4.4.1 Face with ADD Function ........................................................................... 1 - 29
4.5 Note Orientation........................................................................................ 1 - 31
4.5.1 Orient with ADD Function.......................................................................... 1 - 33
4.6 Fitness Sorting.......................................................................................... 1 - 34
4.6.1 Fitness with ADD Function........................................................................ 1 - 36
5 Functions................................................................................................... 1 - 39
5.1 Supervisor Menu 1/2................................................................................. 1 - 39
5.1.1 Date & Time.............................................................................................. 1 - 39
5.1.2 1Printer...................................................................................................... 1 - 40
5.1.3 Sound........................................................................................................ 1 - 41
5.1.4 Density Level............................................................................................. 1 - 42
5.1.5 ID Setting .................................................................................................. 1 - 42
5.1.6 End Of Day................................................................................................ 1 - 43
5.1.7 Language.................................................................................................. 1 - 44
5.1.8 Start Mode................................................................................................. 1 - 45
5.1.9 Counting Speed ........................................................................................ 1 - 45
5.2 Supervisor menu 2/2................................................................................. 1 - 45
5.2.1 Screen Saver ............................................................................................ 1 - 45
5.2.2 Information................................................................................................ 1 - 46
6 Ntegra Options .......................................................................................... 1 - 47
6.1 Serial Number Scanning........................................................................... 1 - 47
6.1.1 Serial with ADD Function .......................................................................... 1 - 47
6.2 “TITO” Program......................................................................................... 1 - 49
6.3 Remote Display......................................................................................... 1 - 51
6.3.1 Connecting the Remote Display................................................................ 1 - 52
7 Errors and Error recovery ........................................................................ 1 - 53
81Integral Printer......................................................................................... 1 - 55
8.1 Installing / Replacing Paper Roll ............................................................... 1 - 55
8.2 Paper Specifications ................................................................................. 1 - 56

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1 Introduction
1.1 Ntegra Variants
This user guide explains the usage and features of all current Ntegra
configurations. Therefore not all of the features are available on all models. The
following annotations will be used for features which are only available on specific
models.
• Feature1. . . . . . . . . Machines with Integral Printer package
• Feature2. . . . . . . . . Machines with Connectivity package
The Ntegra is also available with both the Integral Printer and Connectivity
packages.
Other hardware and firmware options are also available.
1.2 Obligations of the User
• Everyone working with the Ntegra must read this manual.
• Observe the Safety instructions and warning labels.
• Damaged safety devices such as fuses and warning labels should be replaced
immediately by Talaris or its representative.
1.3 Safety Instructions
1.3.1 Operational Precautions
Installation Precautions
Avoid getting the Ntegra wet
Do not place vases, cups or bottles filled with water or liquid on or near the
Ntegra.
Spilt water or liquids on the Ntegra, may damage the product and may cause
fire or electrical shocks.
Ensure your hands are not wet when handling the Ntegra.
Ensure the Ntegra is only installed where there is proper ventilation and
humidity.
Hardware Options Firmware options
7 Digit Remote Display Serial Number Scanning
1000 Note Hopper document guides Additional currency
Clearance program
Ticket In/Ticket Out ( TITO ) program

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Install the Ntegra where it has even surface and proper support
Do not install the Ntegra where there insufficient support, or where the surface
is slanted or uneven. Installing the Ntegra in such places may cause damage
the equipment or cause personal injury.
Install the Ntegra where there is enough space
Install the Ntegra where there is enough space to open all covers. Insufficient
space may potentially cause injuries to the User.
This product is exclusively for indoor usage only
Do not install or use the Ntegra outdoors.
Power Supply Precautions
Check the power supply plug and cord periodically
Check the power supply plug and cord periodically for damage. Replace the
power cord if there are any signs of damage.
Do not place anything on the power cable
Ensure heavy items are NOT placed on top of the power cable.
Handling Precautions
If the Ntegra is not working, do not try to fix it yourself
The Ntegra contains no User repairable parts. If the Ntegra is not working, or
not working properly, please contact your Talaris authorised support
organisation. DO NOT attempt to repair or modify the Ntegra.
Be extra careful with your fingers
When opening and closing both covers of the Ntegra, exercise extreme care
( especially with fingers ) to prevent injuries. Also ensure your hands are dry.
Ensure the power is turned-off when cleaning
Ensure the power to the Ntegra is turned-off when cleaning.
Do not use solvents
Do not use solvents such as thinners or de-natured alcohol to clean the Ntegra.
Caution with neckties and loose clothing
Exercise extreme caution with neckties and loose clothing. Neckties and loose
clothing can be cut by the roller and may cause injuries.
Should a necktie or loose clothing become entangled in the Ntegra,
IMMEDIATELY switch off power to the Ntegra.
Except in an emergency, do not turn-off the power while the product is
operating
Do not turn-off the power while the Ntegra is operating. Damage may result
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1.3.2 Warnings
Pay special attention to the warnings in this manual.
These recommendations are given to minimize any possible danger.
Warning
The indication WARNING warns you of the possible danger of serious
physical injury.
Attention
The indication ATTENTION warns of the possible danger of minor
physical injury or damage to equipment.
Moving Parts
Extreme care must be taken when working near moving parts. This is
especially important when covers are open or removed and / or safety
interlock circuits are over-ridden.
Never allow tools, finger, hair or loose clothing near moving parts.
Danger to Hands
When closing the upper or middle parts of the Ntegra after removing
jammed notes, take extreme care. Fingers, or other parts of the body,
may be caught in the Counter and seriously damaged. Always check
that it is safe to close the Counter.
Electrical Shock
The indication warns of possible injuries through electrical shocks.

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2 Machine Overview
2.1 Machine Overview ( Front View )
1 Note guides Adjustable note guides.
2 Auto start sensor For automatic starting when note counting.
3 Control panel Controls operator functions.
4 Reject pocket Off-sorted notes are collected here.
5 Pocket indicators Indicates notes in the pocket.
6 Stacker pocket Counted notes are collected here.
7 Stacker sensors For detecting counted notes.
8 On / Off switch For switching the Ntegra on or off.
9Printer ( Optional )1Optional Integral printer
10 Colour display Full colour graphical display.
11 Note hopper Notes are placed here for counting.
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2.2 Machine Overview ( Rear View )
Model Ntegra
1 Upper cover latch Lift up latch to open the upper cover.
2 AC supply input For connecting the Ntegra to the AC supply.
3 Interface ports For connection to a computer / external printer.
4 Lifting point Cut-out in cover for correct carrying of Ntegra.
5 Lower cover latch Lift up latch to open the lower cover.
6 Gap adjustment Rotatable note gap adjustment control.
Note: The above picture shows additional OPTIONAL
interface ports.
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2.3 Display Control Panel ( Keypad )
Display / Control Panel
1 Display For note count / value and other functions.
2 Batch Sets the batch size in pieces or value.
3 Function Enters the Ntegra set-up.
4 Escape / Clear To exit the set-up mode or clear counts.
5 Add To set the Ntegra to add consecutive counts / values.
6 Numeric keys For inputting values or selecting functions.
7 Print Starts print ( if fitted ) or sends ADD count / value to
Grand Total.
8 Enter ( Start/Stop ) Enters data to memory, and Starts/Stops the Ntegra
when in Manual mode.
9 Navigation Keys Quick select of currency, count mode, results and
denomination. Function navigation.
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2.4 Feed Gap Adjustment
The feed gap is nominally 0.1mm with the adjustment control at the centre
position. To reduce the feed gap, rotate the adjustment control anti-clockwise to
the minus range. To increase the feed gap, rotate the adjustment control
clockwise to the plus range.
Adjust the feed gap by a half setting, then re-check the feed.
Feed gap adjustment is required for the following reasons:
• The counting of new or mint condition notes.
• The counting thin or poor condition notes.
• The counting of average condition notes.

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2.5 Clearing Note Jams
Lift the Upper Cover latch to open the Ntegra Upper Section for clearing note
jams.
Note Jams - Upper Section
Open the Ntegra Upper Section and remove any jammed notes, or part notes,
from the note path. Ensure the idler rollers are free to rotate.
Note Jams - Lower Section
Open the Ntegra Lower Section and remove any jammed notes, or part notes,
from the note path. Ensure that no part-notes are trapped in the note diverter
fingers.
Lower
Section
Latch
Upper Cover
Latch

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2.6 Cleaning
Routine Cleaning
For optimum performance, cleaning should be performed once a week under
normal usage and more frequently under heavy usage. Rotate each part by hand
to clean its entire surface.
Cleaning is best accomplished using:
• A lint-free, non-abrasive cloth.
• A lint-free, non-abrasive cloth dampened with water.
• Soft bristled brush
Upper Section
Lift the Upper Cover latch to open the Ntegra Upper Section for cleaning.
Ntegra Upper Section
Clean the rubber gap rollers, idler rollers with a slightly damp cloth. You may use
a small amount of liquid soap on the cloth. Ensure all soap residue is removed
from the rollers. Allow to dry thoroughly before connecting the machine to the
mains electrical supply.
Clean the glass of the IR Array with a soft brush, then clean both the IR Array and
the UV Sensor with a damp lint-free cloth, followed by a dry lint-free cloth to finish.
Clean the magnetic detector heads carefully with a small soft brush. Avoid
applying pressure to the detector head, this may damage the head resulting in
loss of performance or an inability to function. If there is a build-up of dirt on the
Upper Cover
Latch IR Array
UV
Gap Rollers Magnetic Heads
Lower
Section
Latch
Sensor
Rollers
Lower
Section
Latch Latch Gap Rollers
Rollers
Magnetic Heads
IR Array
UV
Sensor
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surface of the magnetic head, clean with a damp lint-free cloth, followed by a dry
lint-free cloth to finish.
Clean the display and control panel with a slightly damp lint-free cloth. You may
use a small amount of liquid soap on the cloth. Ensure all soap residue is
removed from the rollers.
Lower Section
Lift the Lower section latches to open the Ntegra Lower Section for clearing note
jams, or for cleaning.
Ntegra Lower Section
Clean the rubber rollers with a slightly damp cloth. You may use a small amount
of liquid soap on the cloth. Ensure all soap residue is removed from the rollers.
Allow to dry thoroughly before connecting the machine to the mains electrical
supply.
Clean the glass of the IR Sensor with a soft brush, then clean both the IR Sensor
and the UV Sensor with a damp lint-free cloth, followed by a dry lint-free cloth to
finish.
Clean the CIS Sensor with a slightly damp lint-free cloth. You may use a small
amount of liquid soap on the cloth. Ensure all soap residue is removed from the
rollers.
Rollers UV Sensor CIS Sensor Exit
Sensor
Rollers
Stacker
Sensor
IR Sensor
Feed
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Allow to dry thoroughly before connecting the Ntegra to the AC electrical supply.
If large accumulations of dust or dirt are present, contact your local Talaris
distributor for further information on how to carry out required operational
cleaning.
2.7 Machine Specification
* An option is available for 1000 note capacity
Mains voltage nominally 100v-240v AC, 50/60HZ
Power consumption 140W max at 1000 npm
Acoustic noise level <76dBA at 1000 npm
Operating range is: 10° C to 35° C, 20% to 90%
RH ( non-condensing )
Dimensions
Height 302 mm
Depth 311 mm
Width 319 mm
Weight 12.8 kgs
Document size range 180 x 82 mm maximum
120 x 62 mm minimum
Speed 500 npm - S/N Scanning
1200 npm - Mixed notes / CF
1500 npm - Normal counting
Hopper capacity 500 teller quality notes *
Stacker capacity 250 teller quality notes
Reject Pocket capacity 100 teller quality notes

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3 Operating / Set-up Instructions
3.1 Powering Up The Ntegra
Connect the mains lead to the socket at the rear of the Ntegra.
Plug the Ntegra’s power lead into the AC electrical supply socket and switch on
the supply. Press the on / off switch to power-up the Ntegra.
The Ntegra will power up, briefly show the ‘boot-up’ firmware screen and
complete a self test routine while the Talaris logo is being displayed. This will take
about 10 seconds.
The machine will then automatically configure to the last operating settings that
were previously used.
3.2 Stacker Pocket Indicator Light
The stacker pocket has a red indicator light on the right-hand side. The indicator
will illuminate when the first note of a count arrives in the stacker pocket, and will
remain lit until all the notes are removed from the stacker.
This indicator provides an additional visual cue to the User that notes remain in
the stacker.
3.3 Hot Key Functions
The Ntegra navigation key may be used as a ‘hot key’ to quickly change counting
modes, currency, denomination ( when in single denomination mode ), and view
the results of the count or reject reason.
3.3.1 Counting Mode
Press the “UP” navigation key to step through the available ( Ntegra model
dependant ) counting modes:
Count
Mixed
Single
Face
Orient
Serial
Fit
Bar