Talaris Nvision User manual
Model: Nvision
TP05613010 Rev. 02 Page i of vi
Copyright © 2009 by Talaris Ltd., Basingstoke (UK)
Model: Nvision
Currency Counter / Fitness Sorter
User Guide
Published by Talaris Ltd.,
Talaris House,
Crockford Lane,
Chineham Business Park,
Basingstoke, Hampshire,
RG24 8QZ
England
Telephone: +44 (0)1256 368000
Fax: +44 (0)1256 368001
www.talaris.com
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Model: Nvision
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Dear Valued Customer,
Thank you for purchasing the new Nvision multi-currency banknote counter and fitness sorter from
Talaris. Featuring two full stacking pockets, the Glide Feed system and a range of detection and
authentication technologies, Nvision is a cost-effective cash processing platform that delivers
unprecedented productivity benefits. In order to help you understand the key attributes of our latest
innovation here are the FACTS:
•FFitness Sorts
•AAuthentication
•CCompliant
•TThroughput
•SSimplicity
Nvision 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 1000 notes per minute Nvision 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 machine 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, Hants, RG24 8QZ
Registered in England and Wales No: 6569621
Talaris Ltd.
Talaris House
Crockford Lane
Chineham Business Park
Basingstoke, Hampshire
RG24 8QZ
England
Telephone: +44 (0) 1256 368000
Fax: +44 (0) 1256 368001
www.talaris.com
Model: Nvision
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Copyright © 2009 by Talaris Ltd., Basingstoke (UK)
Declaration of conformity
Manufacturer and responsible person Details Of Product:
Talaris Ltd.
Talaris House
Crockford Lane
Chineham Business Park
Basingstoke
Hampshire RG24 8QZ
England
Currency Counter
Telephone: +44 (0) 1256 368000
Fax: +44 (0) 1256 368001
www.talaris.com
Model type:
Nvision
This product conforms to the essential requirements of:
Electromagnetic compatibility Directive: 2004/108/EC
Standards: EN55022:1998
EN55024:1998
Low voltage electrical equipment (safety) Directive: 2006/95/EC
Standard: EN60950-1:2006
David Brooks, Engineering Manager.
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 Machine Variants 1
1.2 Obligations of the User 1
1.3 Safety Instructions 1
1.3.1 Warning Indications 1
1.4 General Notes Concerning Safety 2
2 Machine Overview - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -3
2.1 Machine Overview (Front View) 3
2.2 Machine Overview (Rear View) 4
2.3 Display Control Panel (Keypad) 5
2.4 Display Control Panel (Display Icons) 6
2.5 Feed Gap Adjustment 7
2.6 Rear Note Path Access 8
2.7 Front Note Path Access 9
2.8 Routine Maintenance (Rear Access) 10
2.9 Routine Maintenance (Front Access) 11
2.10 Machine Specification 12
2.11 Factory Defaults Setting 12
3 Start-up and Indicator Lights - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -13
3.1 Powering Up The Machine 13
3.2 Stacker pocket indicator lights 14
3.2.1 Details of the notes in Stacker Pocket 2 15
4 Process Selection - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -16
4.1 Process Selection (Piece) 16
4.2 Process Selection (Currency) 18
4.2.1 Mixed bundle value balance 19
4.3 Process Selection (Denom) 20
4.3.1 Single denomination value counting 21
4.4 Process Selection (Face) 23
4.4.1 Facing of notes 24
4.5 Process Selection (Orient) 26
4.5.1 Orientation of Notes 27
4.6 Process Selection (Issue) 29
4.6.1 Issue splitting of the notes 30
4.7 Process Selection (Fitness)132
4.7.1 Fitness detection default values 33
4.7.2 Fitness Detector Control Settings 34
4.8 Process Selection (CDA) - Counterfeit Detection Aid 35
4.9 Process Selection (BRF)1- Banknote Recycling Framework 37
4.9.1 BRF Sorting Process (Banknote Recycling Framework) 38
4.9.2 Stacker 1 Solid Green / Stacker 2 Solid Green 38
4.9.3 Stacker 1 Solid Green / Stacker 2 Solid or Flashing Red 39
4.10 Process Selection (Zero) 40
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5 Function Selection - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 41
5.1 Function Selection (User) 41
5.1.1 Change User 42
5.1.2 Change Password 42
5.1.3 User Setting 42
5.2 Function Selection (Prog) 43
5.3 Function Selection (System) 45
5.3.1 System Configuration Options 46
5.3.2 Function Selection (System-Version Information) 52
5.4 Function Selection (Batch) 53
5.4.1 Normal Batch Processing 53
5.4.2 Smart Batch 54
5.4.3 Manually Printing Batch Totals 55
5.5 Function Selection (Total) 56
5.6 Function Selection (Det) 59
5.6.1 Fitness detection default values 60
5.7 Function Selection (Clear) 60
6 Printing Totals & BRF Statistics - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 61
7 Optional Remote Display - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 63
7.1 Connecting A Remote Display 63
7.2 Configuring The Remote Display 64
7.3 Displaying Large Values 64
8 Display Messages and Error Codes - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 65
8.1 Display Messages 65
8.2 Error Codes 66
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1 Introduction
1.1 Machine Variants
This user guide explains the usage and features of all the current configurations
of the Nvision. 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 Fitness Detection Only
• Feature2. . . . . . . . . . .Machines with Full Fitness (including Tape Detection) Only
• Feature3. . . . . . . . . . .Only available for the Euro Currency
• Feature4. . . . . . . . . . .Only available on machines with Magnetic Detectors fitted
1.2 Obligations of the User
• Everyone working with the Nvision 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 Warning Indications
Please pay special attention to the warnings in this manual.
Recommendations are given as to what should be done to minimize any possible
danger.
ATTENTION:
The indication ATTENTION warns of the possible danger of minor physical
injury or damage to equipment.
WARNING:
The indication WARNING warns you of the possible danger of serious physical
injury.
DANGER TO HANDS:
The indication warns of possible injuries to the hands.
ELECTRIC SHOCKS:
The indication warns of possible injuries through electrical shocks.
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1.4 General Notes Concerning Safety
WARNING:
Due to the nature of their work, a service technician may have to bypass normal
safety interlocks and features to carry out some of the instructions in this manual.
• Always restore safety interlocks after completing work.
At any risk or danger, disconnect the mains cable at the rear of the machine before
removing any covers or servicing the machine.
DANGER TO HANDS:
Remember, to take extra care when covers have been removed.
• Beware of fast moving mechanical parts, especially when covers are removed.
• Always replace covers after completing work.
ELECTRIC SHOCKS:
Improper work on the electrical components can lead to life threatening injuries
from electric shocks! Unprofessional handling or incorrect connections can result
in the Nvision no longer being safe for operation.
• Electrical work shall be performed only by qualified personnel.
Remember, to take extra care when covers have been removed or circuit boards
unplugged.
• Never leave a part-serviced machine connected when unattended.
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2 Machine Overview
2.1 Machine Overview (Front View)
1 Top lifting point Handle for lifting the machine.
2 Note guide press button Releases not guides to re-centre feed guides.
3 Auto start sensor For automatic starting when note counting.
4 Display / Control panel Controls operator functions.
5 Stacker pocket 2 Off-sorted notes are collected here.
6 Stacker pocket 1 Primary notes are collected here.
7 Bottom lifting point Second handle for lifting the machine.
8 Stacker sensors For detecting counted notes.
9 Stacker indicator lights Green / Red for indicating counted or suspects.
10 Note feed hopper Notes are placed here for counting.
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4
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2.2 Machine Overview (Rear View)
1 Top lifting point Handle for lifting the machine.
2 Remote display Remote display connection.
3 RS232 port channel 1 For connection to a computer.
4 RS232 port channel 2 For connection to a printer.
5 On / Off switch For switching the machine on and off.
6 Mains input connection For connecting the machine to the mains supply.
7 Identification label For model and serial number.
8 Removable rear cover For gaining access to the feed transport area.
9 Rear cover latch Pull down to release rear cover.
Note: There is a chassis number on the inside of the rear
cover. This will match the chassis number on the inside of
the machine.
Rear Cover - safety switch
Activated by
the metal tab
on the top left
hand side of
the rear
cover.
7
6
2
4
1
3
5
8
9
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2.3 Display Control Panel (Keypad)
Display / Control Panel
1 LCD display For note count / value and other functions.
2 Up/Down arrow key For scrolling through various display options.
3 User For selecting / changing an operator or password.
4 Prog For programming, saving and deleting information in the
machine.
5 Start / Stop For manual Start / Stop, if the Auto Start is not selected,
also as an accept or enter key.
6 Batch Sets the batch size for stacker 1 or stacker 2.
7 Det For selecting detectors and adjusting sensitivity.
8 Clear Clears the display and some error messages.
9 Total Displays totals of notes counted.
10 System For selecting operator and supervisor menus.
11 F1, F2, F3, F4 For selecting functions shown on the above display.
12 Note process selection keys/
numeric key pad For selecting various counting, facing, orientation, fitness
and authentication processes (see ”4 Process Selection”
on page 16.)
12345
67891011
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2.4 Display Control Panel (Display Icons)
The display can show many various icons at any one time. Below is an
explanation of each icon.
Auto feed Piece counting
paper Tear detector1
Banking Recycling
Framework3IR image detector Corner fold detector1
Local Currency
(Icon will vary) Thread detector1Excessive damage1
Authentication
detectors on Watermark detector Tape detector2
Fitness detection1Soil detector1Ultra Violet detector
Denomination
selection Abrasion detector1Cull pocket
Issue splitting Size detector1Supervisor
Facing notes Stain detector1Operators 1, 2, 3, 4.
Orientation of Notes Holes detector1Stacker pocket 1
Visual ID Double detect Details
Detector levels
locked. (Non Euro
machines)1= BRF
Magnetic detector4
READY FOR NEW BATCH
BACK
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2.5 Feed Gap Adjustment
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.
Remove the rear cover to adjust the feed gap on the machine.
Carefully press in both of the green Moveable Plate latches and slowly pull the
assembly back towards you (Fig 1). Care point: You should always support this
assembly as you lower it due to its weight.
Next release the green feed guide clip and the feed guide will pivot down (Fig 2).
Now you can pull the feed gap adjuster nut towards the centre of the machine and
rotate the nut in the required direction (Fig 3). The feed gap number selected
must have the white arrow pointing towards it (Fig 3).
The default setting for the note feed gap is 3.
New or mint notes may require a slightly smaller gap to count than average notes
(i.e. 2 ).
Old notes may require a slightly larger gap than average notes (i.e. 4).
The higher the setting (i.e. 4) the larger the gap.
Adjust, then re-check the feed.
The adjuster nut is graduated with numbers: 1 2 3 4
Moveable Plate
release latches (Fig 1) Feed guide release clip (Fig 2)
Feed gap adjuster (Fig 3)
Pull back and rotate
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2.6 Rear Note Path Access
Moveable Plate Release Latches
Remove the rear cover to gain access to the rear note path.
Carefully press in both of the green Moveable Plate latches and slowly pull the
assembly back towards you (Fig 1 and Fig 2). Care point: You should always
support this assembly as you lower it due to its weight.
You now have access to any notes which may have got stuck in the rear transport
path.
If the notes are stuck between the feed rollers and the feed guide, release the
green feed guide clip and the feed guide will pivot down (Fig 3).
After the notes have been removed, re-secure the feed guide with the green clip
and lift and lock the Moveable Plate back into place using the green latches.
Please make sure both latches are secure.
Moveable Plate release latches
(Fig 1) Transport path (Fig 2) Feed guide assembly (Fig 3)
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2.7 Front Note Path Access
To gain access to the note path at the front of the machine, un-clip the left and
right hand side latches on the underside of stacker pocket 2 (Fig 1). Now pull the
stacker assembly slowly out towards you. It will rest on top of stacker pocket 1
(Fig 2).
You now have access to the note path, belts, sensors, diverter and rollers (Fig 3).
If you have to remove a note that is stuck behind the diverter, you will also have to
lower the Moveable Plate at the rear of the machine, then hand-wind the belts
backwards and remove the note from the rear.
To return the stacker assembly back into position, carefully lift it up and make
sure you locate the stacker assembly slots onto the two post on each side of the
machine. Then gently push it back in until you hear it click and lock into position
(Fig 2).
Stacker 2
Release latches (Fig 1) Stacker 2
Location posts/slots (Fig 2) Stacker 2
Note diverter (Fig 3)
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2.8 Routine Maintenance (Rear Access)
To gain access to the rear note path for maintenance, first turn the power to the
machine off, and then remove the rear cover.
Carefully press in both of the green Moveable Plate latches and slowly pull the
assembly back towards you (Fig 1 and Fig 2). Care point: You should always
support this assembly as you lower it due to its weight.
You now have access for cleaning the rollers, stripper pads, sensors, illumination/
receiver glass, fitness detector and belts (Fig 2 and Fig 3). To clean, remove all
excess dirt with a soft brush. Clean the rubber feed wheels, separator rollers,
belts and stripper pads 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 illumination and receiver detector with a damp cloth, then
use a dry cloth to finish.
If a magnetic detector is fitted carefully clean the detector head 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.
Contact your local Talaris distributor for further information on how to carry out
required operational cleaning.
Moveable Plate release
latches (Fig 1) Rollers Illumination
Fitness detector
(Fig 3) Feed wheels
SeparatorSmall rollers
Stripper pads
Receiver (Fig 2)
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2.9 Routine Maintenance (Front Access)
To gain access to the note path at the front of the machine for maintenance, first
turn the power to the machine off. Now un-clip the left and right hand side latches
on the underside of stacker pocket 2 (Fig 1). Now pull the stacker assembly
slowly out towards you. It will rest on top of stacker pocket 1 (Fig 2).
You now have access to the note path, belts, sensors, diverter and rollers (Fig 3).
To clean, remove all excess dirt with a soft brush. Clean the rollers, belts 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.
Use the soft brush to make sure all sensors are clean.
To return the stacker assembly back into position, carefully lift it up and make
sure you locate the stacker assembly slots into the two posts on each side of the
machine. Then gently push it back in until you hear it click and lock into position
(Fig 2).
Stacker 2
release latches (Fig 1) Stacker 2
location posts/slots (Fig 2) Stacker 2
note diverter
(Fig 3)
Belts
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2.10 Machine Specification
2.11 Factory Defaults Setting
The following list shows the factory settings of the machine configuration to which
the machine is set at power up.
Mains voltage nominally 100v-240v AC, 50/60HZ
Power consumption 170W max at 1000 npm
Acoustic noise level <72dBA at 1000 npm
Operating range is: 10° C to 35° C, 40% to 70%
RH (non-condensing)
Dimensions
Height 469 mm
Depth 375 mm
Width 457 mm
Weight 23 kgs
Document size range 185 x 90 mm maximum
100 x 55 mm minimum
Speed 600 to 1000 npm
Hopper capacity 500 notes
Stacker capacity 200 maximum notes
Batch size default stacker 1 100 Notes
Batch size default stacker 2 100 Notes
End of batch, all pockets empty All
Sort speed 1000
Automatic note start (Sort Start) auto
Auto-end batch Off
Auto-add culls Off
Use batch reference Off
Stop on full On
Overflow to cull Off
Keypad beeper Off
Error alarm On
Language English
Language for printer English
Auto-print batch On
Printer port Off
CMS (computer connection) On
Remote display Off
Share program Off
Permit guest user Off
Number of operators 4
Function access Yes
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