iPRO-RC™ Series Banknote Recycler Operation and Maintenance Manual
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File No. E142330, Subscriber 857947001, Vol. 2
JPULA-04222
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not
cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause
undesired operation.
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determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the
following measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
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Issue #4088-SME-00-03
REVISION HISTORY
Rev No.
A6/06/12
112/30/13
29/16/15
32/7/18
DateReason for UpdateComment
Initial Version
Changed Specifications, DIP Switch Settings, Parts List, Copyright
Updated Product Descriptions, Parts Lists
Updated Product Descriptions in Section 1 and updated Parts Lists
in Section 7
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This section provides a general overview of the
iPRO-RC™ Series Banknote Recycler (iPRO-100SH2-RC; iPRO-RC™) Unit Assembly pictured in
Figure 1-1. This first section is designed to help
you navigate through this guide with ease, and
provides the following information:
• iPRO-RC™ Unit Assembly
• Model Descriptions
• Precautions
• Primary Features
• Component Names
• Specifications
• Unit Dimensions
• Technical Contact Information.
In order to make operation of this device easier and
make navigation within this manual simpler, the
following illustrations were used within the text:
• Safety Instructions, which need to be
observed in order to protect the operators and
equipment, have been written in Bold text and
have been given the following pictographs:
• Special Notes, which affect the use of the
Banknote Recycler have been written in italic
text and have been given the pictograph:
• Steps, requiring the operator to perform
specific actions are given sequential numbers
(1., 2., 3., etc).
General InformationiPRO-RC™ Series Banknote Recycler Section 1
Caution: DO NOT use any alcohol,
solvents, abrasive cleaning agents,
or citrus-based cleaners that can
damage the plastic surface of the
device when cleaning it.
Caution: Make Interface Harness
connections to the Host Machine
shorter than 9.84 Feet (3 Meters) in
length. Cut off all unused portions
of the Interface Harness wiring to
avoid static electrical effects or
short circuit possibilities that
could cause damage to the Unit.
WARNING: This Unit is designed
for use with a Current limiting
Power Source! Design the Host
Cabinet space to meet all local
related safety standards.
The Figure 1-2 symbols are defined as follows:
1. (Typ e 1 ) Do not insert a torn, folded, or wet
Banknote into the Unit, as this action may cause a
Banknote jam inside the Unit.
Typ e 2 ) Do not expose the Recycler Unit to
2. (
water or any other liquids. The Unit contains
several precision electronic devices
damaged if water or other liquids are sprayed or
spilled into the Unit.
Typ e 3 ) Do not install the Unit into a dusty
3. (
environment. Dust may affect and degrade the
Recycler’s performance.
User Cautions
Careful measures are taken in the design of this
product to ensure its quality; however, the following cautions should be read and understood by all
users in order to confirm safe operation.
I
NSTALLATION CAUTIONS
The Installation Cautions are defined as follows:
1. Do not allow the Unit to endure or operate at a
high temperature, in high humidity and/or in a
dusty environment.
2. Do not install the Unit
sive vibration or shock are present.
3. The Unit is not designed for outside installation.
4. Avoid exposing the Unit to direct Sunlight and/or
5. Ensure that the Host Machine is designed for
6. When installing the equipment, connect the
7. If an unused Interface
8. Because this equipment is a component product,
9. Do not operate theiPRO-R
10. This Unit is designed to use a current limiting
M
OUNTING
Methods for Mounting, Dismounting, and Transporting the Unit are as follows:
Be s
protection to avoid wet or dusty conditions when
installing in either an indoor or open-air space.
candescent Lamp illumination having a
In
Gradient Angle of 15 Degrees or more, and an
illumination index of 3000 Lux or less.
daily operational access for maintenance
and/or clearing a Banknote jam.
Frame Housing
Machine.
Harness off short to avoid attracting static electricity or a short circuit possibility that may cause
dam
age to the Unit.
close the Ho
Cash Box and/or the Recycler Unit’s door is open.
Personal injury may occur.
Power Source. Be s
cabinet material design meets local safety standards.
, D
Unit before mounting or removing the Recycler
Unit from its permanent location. Attaching or
unplugging Connector Plugs from their Receptacles while the Power is ON may damage the Unit.
st Machine’s door before using it.
ISMOUNTING
that may be
into an area where exces-
to the Frame Ground of the Host
Harness exists, cut the
C™ Unit while the
ure that the Host Machine’s
& T
RANSPORTATION
2. When reassembling a Unit’
each part is replaced in its correct location.
3. Be sure to carry the Unit by both hands when
transportin
cause personal injury if the Unit accidentally
becomes disassembled and falls away from the
Frame housing.
4. Be careful not to use exc
on the Recycler Unit, or subject it to excessive
vibration during transportation.
5. Check that the iPRO™ T
not drop off the Unit Frame while pulling the
Recycler forward from the Frame.
g it. Holding the Unit by one hand may
s Section, ensure that
essive outside pressure
ransport Section does
Preventive Maintenance
The Preventive Maintenance requirements are
defined as follows:
1. Be sure to turn the Power OFF before beginning a
maintenance procedure. The equipment produces
improper operating signals while in maintenance
mode that may cause personal injury.
2. When closing the Recycler Unit, ensure all service door locks click into place.
3. If the iPRO™ Validator Section is dirty due to
st, foreign objects or other such debris adhering
du
to it, the Banknote acceptance rate will degrade.
Clean the Transport Unit once a month to keep its
performance stable.
4. Use a soft, lint-free cloth,
pressed air spray to clean dust and debris from the
Banknote
5. Do not redesign or disassemble the Recycler Unit.
Unauthorized us
personnel, or use outside the original manufacturer’s intent for operation voids the warranty.
path and inside areas of the Recycler.
e by inadequately trained
cotton swab or a com-
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Section 1iPRO-RC™ Series Banknote Recycler General Information
Figure 1-3Unacceptable Banknotes
Figure 1-3 Unacceptable Banknotes
Damaged Banknotes
Wrinkled Banknotes
Curled Banknotes
Folded or Partial Banknotes
NOTE: Do not insert more than the
above recommended recyclable
Banknotes.
Figure 1-4Banknote Storage Insertion Cau-tions
Figure 1-4 Banknote Storage Insertion Cautions
x
Adjust shapes
before restoring
recyclable
Banknotes.
x
a
Hologram
End
aaa
b
Banknote Fitness Requirements
The following Banknote types may not validate
correctly, or can cause a Banknote jam and/or damage to the Unit’s Transport path. Banknotes exhibiting the conditions listed below and illustrated in
Figure 1-3 should be avoided:
• Torn
• Having excessive folds
• Dirty
• Wet
• Having excessive wrinkles
• Adhering foreign objects and/or oil
7. Make sure the denomination of each Banknote
bundle ins
direction.
8. Make sure the Banknote bundle inserted is of the
same deno
when restoring by hand.
9. Insert the Banknotes being recycled into the
Recycler Unit’
reaches the very back of the Bin.
10. Verify that the bottom Note of a Banknote bundle
not curled or folded when inserting the Bank-
is
note bundle into a Recycler Unit’s Bin.
erted is correctly placed in the same
mination and from the same Country
s Bins carefully until the bundle
Banknote Storage Requirements
The following conditions are required when placing
Banknotes directly into the Recycler Unit’s Bins.
1. Replace the minimum Banknote count as required
for Recycler initialization, so the Banknotes will
be available for use during a standard recycle
function.
• The maximum number of recyclable Banknotes
in a Recycler
Unit’s Bin should be:
– Approximately 100 Notes if the Banknotes are
all new
– Approximately 70 Notes if the Banknotes are
a mixed Street Grade level.
2. Do not use any Banknotes indicated in Figure 1-3
“Unacceptable Banknotes ” shown on this page.
3. Make one edge of the Banknote bundle smooth.
4. Verify that no curled or folded Banknotes
5. Before placing Banknotes into the Recycler Bins
6. Verify that the Holograp
ally new Notes), Flip-over and Fan-Flip
(especi
the Banknote bundle; then curve the middle of the
Banknote bundle to form a downward angled
structure (Figure 1-4 a).
hic image portion of a
Banknote is always at the front end of the insertion direction (Figure 1-4 b).
exist.
Primary Features
The iPRO-RC™ Series Banknote Recycler
contains the following primary features:
• Allows a high capacity, compact size,
Recycling Unit available for two (2) different
Banknote denominations
• The Friction Roller System eases operation and
maintenance of the Recycler Unit
• The Automatic Centering Mechanism allows
the Unit to read Banknotes ranging from 62mm
to 82mm in width, and a maximum of 158mm
in length. It will automatically center
Banknotes inserted at an angle to help improve
the acceptance rate
• A secure Recycler Unit containing a Key Lock
is composed of durable, impact-resistant
plastic construction to assure safe and secure
cash handling.
• The JCM patented Anti-Pullback Mechanism
provides powerful protection against Banknote
stringing operations.
General InformationiPRO-RC™ Series Banknote Recycler Section 1
Figure 1-5iPRO-RC Component Names
Figure 1-5 iPRO-RC Component Names
A.iPRO Transport Unit
(User Supplied)
B.iPRO Unit Upper Guide Access Lever
C.Front Panel Access
1.USB mini-B Type Receptacle
(for performing
Software downloads and adjustments)
2.8 Position DIP Switch Block
3.iPROTransport Unit LEDs (Green & Red)
4.Front Bezel Receptacle (for the Optional Bezel
Assembly Plug)
5.Centering LED
6.Transport Unit Release Lever
D.RC Unit DIP Switch Block
E.RC Unit LEDs
(Green, Red & Yellow)
F. Recycler Unit Release Pushbutton
G.Restore Pushbutton (for moving Banknotes from the
Recycler Unit into the Cash Box)
H.Recycler Unit Lock (Supplied with Key)
I. Recycler Unit
J. Cash Box Lock Holes
(Locks are User Supplied
Options)
K.Cash Box
L. Bezel Accessory
(One of 3 Options Available)
M.Bezel Spacer
N.Centering Guide Release Port
O.Interface Connector
(Connects to the Host Machine)
P. Housing Frame
Q.RC1-Bin Assembly Banknote Space
R.RC2-Bin Assembly Banknote Space
S.Banknote Width Guide
T. Banknote Length Guide
U.Power Connector
V.Optional Lock Unit
(Right or Left side)
A
B
E
G
H
I
L
M
D
F
N
J
K
12354
C: Front Panel Access
6
Recycler Unit Assembly
Rear Side
Front Side
Optional Lock
O
U
P
Q
R
T
C
S
V
NOTE: The Optional Lock is
available for installation on
either the right or left side of an
iPRO-RC Unit.
Component Names
Figure 1-5 illustrates the iPRO-RC™ component names and locations.
Section 1iPRO-RC™ Series Banknote Recycler General Information
Specifications
Technical Specifications
Table 1-4 iPRO-RC Technical Specifications
98% or greater
The following Banknote Types are excluded:
Acceptance Rate:
a) Banknotes with excess or poor magnetism or unclear graphics
b) Double (dual) Banknotes
c) Worn, dirty, wet, stained, torn or excessively wrinkled Banknotes
d) Banknotes having folded corners or edges
e) Banknotes having the wrong cut dimensions or a printing displacement.
Recycler Unit
• Length: 120-158mm (4.72-6.22 in.)
Banknote Types Accepted†:
• Width: 62-82mm (2.44-3.22 in.)
Cash Box
• Length: 120-170mm (4.72-6.69 in.)
• Width: 62-82mm (2.44-3.22 in.)
Standard Specification
a) Interleaved Barcode Read: 2 of 5
b) Narrow Bar Width: 0.5mm-0.6mm (0.019-0.023 in.)
Barcode Coupon**:
Insertion Direction:
c) Wide Bar to Narrow Bar ratio = 3:1
d) Characters: 18 Characters
e) Print Position: Middle (Divides a Coupon equally to the left, right, top and
bottom of the Coupon’s center line)
f) Print Width: Wider than 10mm (0.39 in.)
Banknote:
Barcode Coupon: Two-way (with Barcode Surface Facing Upward)
From Banknote insertion to Vend signal output:
• Approximately 2 seconds
From Banknote insertion to stacking operation completion:
• Approximately 5 seconds (to Recycler Unit)
Processing Speed††:
• Approximately 6 seconds (to Cash Box)
From dispense beginning to dispensing operation completion:
• Approximately 3 seconds
From retrieve beginning to retrieving operation completion:
• Approximately 7 seconds
Escrow:1 Note
Transport Unit: Two Single-Color LEDs
Diagnostic Indicators:
Cash Box‡‡:
Cash Box Capacity:
Recycler Unit:Key Lockable, 2 Denomination Integral Recycler (Friction Roller System)
Recycler Unit Capacity:100 Notes (New Banknotes Only)
Recycle Unit Storage Method:
Interfaces:
*. Refer to the “Software Information Sheet” for each Country’s Acceptance Rate parameters.
†. Banknote size widths are limited by the specific Guide Types inserted.
‡. Contact each region’s local JCM representative if the Banknote length is over 165mm (6.49 in.).
**.Refer to the specific Country’s Barcode Coupon Specification for more details.
††.Excludes the time lag associated with Host Communication (Power Supply: +24V DC, Temperature: 25º C ±5º C).
‡‡.Cash Box Lock(s) and Key(s) are provided by User (2 Key Hole Caps are fitted in place to cover existing holes when shipped).
RC Unit: Two Tri-Color LEDs (Red/Green/Yellow)
Centering Home Position Indicator: LED (Red)
Steel: Secure Type (WBA-SH2 Cash Box Design)
Plastic: Secure Type (UBA/iPRO Large Cash Box Design)
400 Notes
800 Notes (New Banknotes Only) (UBA/iPRO Large Cash Box Design)
Stores Banknotes from the Acceptor
Stores Banknotes directly
USB (USB Specification Rev.2.0/Full Speed Transmission 12Mbps)
Photo-Coupler Isolation, TTL & RS232C
*
‡
Refer to the specific Country’s “Software Information Sheet”
General InformationiPRO-RC™ Series Banknote Recycler Section 1
Hydrothermal Condition Table
[°C]
[RH%]
35°C/85%
50°C/40%
[°C]
[RH%]
40°C/70%
50°C/40%
Normal Banknote
Polymer Banknote
Allowable Operating
Temperature and
Humidity Range
Allowable Operating
Temperature and
Humidity Range
Environmental Specifications
Table 1-5 iPRO-RC Environmental Specifications
Operating Temperature:5ºC to +50ºC (41ºF to 122ºF)
Storage Temperature:-20ºC to +60ºC (-4ºF to 140ºF)
Relative Operating Humidity:30% to 85% RH (non-condensing)
Relative Storage Humidity:30% to 85% RH (non-condensing)
Visible Light Sensitivity:Avoid contact with direct Sunlight
Installation:Indoors Only
Electrical Specifications
Table 1-6 iPRO-RC Electrical S
pecifications
Supply Voltage
*
:
24V DC (±5%) (Greater than 3.5A Recommended)
(Use a Current Limiting Power Source)
NOTE: Choose two (2) of the five (5)
installation configuration sides shown, and
bolt the correct number of M4 Screws firmly
in place. When bolting the Screws from the
outside, the maximum length of each M4
Screw must be less than 7mm long.
Banknote Recycler
Section 2
This section provides installation and operating
instructions for the iPRO-RC™ Series Banknote
Recycler Unit (iPRO-100-SH2-RC; iPRO-RC™).
The information within contains the
following features:
• Installation Procedure
• Cable Interconnection
• DIP Switch Configuration
• Switch Configuration
• Connector Pin Assignments
• Preventive Maintenance
• Clearing a Banknote Jam
• Cleaning Procedure
• Standard Interface Circuit Schematics
• Operational Flowchart
Installation Procedure
Holes are provided in each Frame Unit to accommodate mounting the iPRO-RC™ during installation. Select and perform the following steps
required to install the iPRO-RC™ Unit:
1. When a side mounting configuration is preferred,
bolt the left or right side of the iPRO-RC™ Frame
into its intended location using six (6) M4 Screws
from either side of the Frame (Figure 2-1).
3. When a bottom mounting configuration is preferred, bolt the inside or outside of the
iPRO-RC
using four (4) M4 Phillips Head Screws. To bolt
the Frame down from the inside, place the screws
in the four un-threaded holes located inside the
Frame (Figure 2-2 b
down from the outside using th
Stud Insert holes located on the outside of the
Frame (Figure 2-2 c
™ Frame into its intended location
to b4); or bolt the Frame
1
to c4).
1
e four (4) threaded
2. When a rear mounting configu
bolt the inside back of the iPRO-RC
its intended location using four (4) M4 Phillips
Head Screws (Figure 2-2 a
InstallationiPRO-RC™ Series Banknote Recycler Section 2
Figure 2-5 Banknote Restoration Methods
a
b
Figure 2-5 Banknote Restoration Methods
NOTE: When installing replacement
Banknotes directly, make sure the
denominations are aligned in an
identical order. Before inserting, flipover and Fan-Flip the Banknotes so
one of the bundle edges is smooth;
then place the Banknotes all the way
to the back of the Bin’s space. (Refer
to “Banknote Storage Requirements”
on page 1-4 of this Service Manual).
NOTE: The Banknotes in the
RC1-Bin Space and the RC2-Bin
Space will be retrieved note-by-note
into the Cash Box.
NOTE: The Banknotes in the
RC1-Bin Space and the RC2-Bin
Space will be retrieved note-by-note
into the Cash Box.
Figure 2-6Retrieving Recycler Banknotes
b
a
Figure 2-6 Retrieving Recycler Banknotes
Preventive Maintenance
Restoring Banknotes
To restore Banknotes into the Recycle Unit, perform one (1) of the following two (2) procedures:
R
ESTORING BANKNOTES USING THE I
T
RANSPORT UNIT
1. Insert Banknotes note-by-note in a single fashion
into the iPRO™ Transport Unit Insertion Slot
(Figure 2-5 a).
R
ESTORING BANKNOTES DIRECTLY INTO THE
R
ECYCLER UNIT
1. Turn the iPRO-RC™ Power Supply OFF.
2. Unlock and open the Recycler Unit’
the Key provided.
3. Smooth and insert the Banknote edges being fed
into the Recycler Unit
4. Close the Recycler Unit’s Doo
the Key provided.
Once Banknote restoration is complete, the data
aining the number of restored Banknotes is
cont
sent from the Host Machine to the iPRO-RC™.
(Figure 2-5 b).
PRO
s Door using
r, and lock it using
2. Press the Restore Pushbutton on the Recycler
it (Review Figure 1-5 G).
Un
3. Remove the Cash Box from the iPRO-RC
to obtain the Banknotes just retrieved.
4. Use the appropriate User-supplied Key(s) to
lock the Cash Box.
un
5. Open the Cash Box Door and remove the
rieved Banknotes (Figure 2-6 a).
ret
™ Unit
Sending Retrieved Banknotes to the
Cash Box by Command
1. Send a Command to the iPRO-RC™ Unit
from the Host Machine in order to retrieve
its Banknotes.
2. Remove the Cash Box from the iPRO-RC™ Unit
to
obtain the Banknotes just retrieved.
3. Use the appropriate User-supplied Key(s) to
lock the Cash Box.
un
4. Open the Cash Box Door and remove the
rieved Banknotes (Figure 2-6 a).
ret
Retrieving Banknotes Directly
1. Turn the iPRO-RC™ Power Supply OFF.
2. Unlock and open the Recycle Unit
Key supplied.
3. Retrieve the Banknotes from the RC1-Bin Space
and/or the R
(Figure 2-6 b).
4. Close the Recycler Unit D
the Key supplied.
C2-Bin Space by hand
oor and re-lock it using
Door using the
Retrieving Banknotes
To retrieve Banknotes from the Recycler Unit,
perform one (1) of the following three (3)
procedures.
Sending Retrieved Banknotes to the
Cash Box
1. Send a Command to the iPRO-RC™ Unit from
the Host Machine in order to enable the Restore
Pushbutton Switch Functions.
Section 2iPRO-RC™ Series Banknote Recycler Installation
NOTE: When setting the Recycler’s
denomination values; check the Banknote
sizes against the Recycler Unit’s size
limitation settings (e.g., 62-82mm widths,
120-158mm lengths), and ensure that the
correct Banknote Guides are in place for
the proper width and length. This operation
should be performed once appropriate
Operator training has been completed.
Figure 2-7 Clearing a Banknote Jam 1
b
a
d
c
e
Key
Locks
Figure 2-7 Clearing a Banknote Jam 1
Figure 2-8 Clearing a Banknote Jam 2
b
a
c
d
e
Figure 2-8 Clearing a Banknote Jam 2
NOTE: It is strongly recommended that
regular cleaning be performed at least once
a month.
Dispense Settings
Dispensing Banknotes from the RC1-Bin Space
and/or the RC2-Bin Space of the Recycler Unit is
possible. Banknote denomination dispensing is
predetermined by settings made for each RC Bin
Space.
When changing the dispensable Banknote denomination values, replace the Recycler Unit with
another Unit containing the different denomination
settings.
Clearing a Banknote Jam
When a Banknote is jammed in the iPRO-RC™
Unit, proceed as follows to clear it:
1. Open the Upper Guide of the iPRO’s Transport
Unit (Figure 2-7 a).
2. Remove the jammed Banknote from the Transport Path (Figure 2-8 a).
3. If the Banknote jam location is not visible, press
s
the Recycler Unit’
ure 2-7 b) and pull the
Frame Assembly (Figure 2-7 c).
“Release” Push Button (Fig-
Recycler Unit out of the
6. If the Banknote jam location is still not visible,
pu
ll the Cash Box out of the Frame
(Figure 2-7 e) and rem
from inside the Frame Unit
(Figure 2-8 d).
7. Open the Cash Box Door using the appropriate
Supplied Key(s) as shown in Figure 2-7, and
User
remove the jammed Banknote from inside the
Cash Box (Figure 2-8 e).
ove the jammed Banknote
Cleaning Procedure
It is important to keep the Banknote Path, Rollers,
and Belts clean. Adhering foreign objects or dirt on
the Validation Sensors may cause acceptance errors
or an acceptance rate degradation. Use a soft
lint-free Micro-fiber Cloth or a Cotton Swab to
wipe dirt and stains from the surfaces of the Optical
Sensors, Rollers and Belts. If necessary, blow
foreign objects or dirt away using a jet of
Compressed Air.
The Sensor Lenses are transparent, and made of a
Polymer material; handle with care. Repeat the
cleaning process as needed until the Banknote
Transport Paths are free of contaminants.
4. Once the Recycler Unit is out of the Frame
Assembly
remove any jammed Banknotes that may be
inside (Figure 2-8 b).
5. If the jammed Banknote is not visible, unlock and
open
ate Key supplied (Figure 2-7 d); then re
jammed Banknote from inside either the RC1-Bin
Space, or
Assembly (Figure 2-8 c).
, check inside the Frame Housing and
the Recycler Unit Door using the appropri-
the RC2-Bin Space of the Recycler Unit
move the
S
ENSOR CLEANING PROCEDURE
Perform the following steps to clean the iPRO™
and iPRO-RC™ Unit’s Sensors:
1. Turn the iPRO-RC™ Unit and the Host
Machine’s Power OFF.
2. Open the iPRO™ Transport Upper Guide.
3. Clean the Sensors, Lenses and
iPRO™ Transport Unit.
4. Pull the Recycler Unit out
5. Clean the Recycler Unit Lenses and Rollers, and
e Rollers located in the Cash Box, as well.
th
Rollers within the
of the Frame Housing.
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InstallationiPRO-RC™ Series Banknote Recycler Section 2
Caution: DO NOT use alcohol, solvents,
abrasive cleaning agents, or citrus
based cleaners that can damage the
plastic surface of the device when
cleaning it. The lenses can become
clouded by chemical evaporation
residue that may cause acceptance
errors.
Caution: Be sure to use non-flammable
compressed air only.
NOTE: When closing the iPRO’s Transport
Unit or the Recycler Unit’s Upper Guides,
ensure they firmly click into place when
closed. Also, when re-assembling the
iPRO-RC Unit, ensure that it re-seats
correctly into place when reassembly is
complete.
NOTE: Wipe and clean all of the Green-
colored Rollers and Belts shown in Figure
2-10 on page 2-12 using a slightly damp
(not wet), lint-free Micro-fiber cloth.
Caution: DO NOT allow liquids to drip
into the Unit’s interior; otherwise, the
Unit may not operate correctly.
NOTE: Cleaning the Pick Roller should be
performed only when appropriate Operator
training has been completed!
C1) Return from Figure 2-17 “Validation” Flow on
page2-19 of this Service Manual
c) Was transportation retried three (3) time?
d) Rotating the Anti-Pullback (PB) Unit
g) Sending an Acceptance VEND Signal
i) Is the Recycler Unit full?
j) Sending a FULL Signal (*2)
a) Transporting the Banknote to the Recycler Unit
f) Stop performance, and send an Abnormal Oper-
ation Signal (*1)
b) Is the Banknote transporting to the Recycler Unit?
e) Was an Abnormal Error detected by the PB Unit?
h) Stacking the Banknote
A) Return to the Figure 2-16 “Primary Sequence” Flow
on page2-18 of this Service Manual
*1). When an abnormal signal is received, remove and re-supply Power to the iPRO-RC after resolving the problem, or send
a RESET Command from the Host Machine.
*2). When either the RC1 or RC2-Bin Space inside the Recycler Unit is full, the recyclable Banknotes will be stacked into the
Cash Box until the “Full” detection is cleared. The iPRO-RC responds via Status Request from the Host Machine while it
is performing when either the RC1 or RC2-Bin Spaces are full.
Operational Flowchart (Continued)
Figure 2-18 depicts a typical iPRO-RC™ Recycler Unit Stacking flow process.
The following tools are required to perform
iPRO-RC™ disassembly and reassembly.
• #1 & #2 Phillips Screw Drivers
• A #2, #2.5, #3 and #4 E-Clip Holder
• Needlenose Pliers
• Tweezers
iPRO-RC™ Series
Banknote Recycler
Section 4
Power Source Board Removal
To remo ve the Power Source Circuit Board, proceed as follows:
1. Separate the Transport Unit, Recycler Box Unit
and Cash Box Unit from the Frame Housing.
2. Remove the two (2) Mounting Screws (Figure 4-1
a
& a2) retaining the Power Source Circuit Board
1
(Figure 4-1 b) in plac
Circuit Board off the top of the Frame.
Lifter Motor Encoder Board Assy
Removal
To remove the Lifter Motor Encoder Circuit Board
Assembly, proceed as follows:
1. Remove the four (4) Mounting Screws (Figure 42 a
to a4) retaining the UBA/iPRO-RC Upper
1
Frame in place (Figure 4-2 b),
Frame up and off the Frame top.
2. Remove the single (1) Mounting Screw (Figure 42 c) ret
aining the Lifter Motor Encoder Circuit
Board Assembly in place (Figure 4-2 d); unpl
the single (1) Connector (Figure 4-2 e), and th
remove the Lifter Motor En
Assembly from the Frame.
Section 4iPRO-RC™ Series Banknote Recycler Disassembly/Reassembly
Figure 4-2 Lifter Motor Encoder Circuit Board Assembly Removal
a
1
a
2
a
3
a
4
b
c
d
e
Figure 4-2 Lifter Motor Encoder Circuit Board
Assembly Removal
Figure 4-3 Connector & Harness Removals
a(12 Connectors)
c
1
c
2
c
3
b
Figure 4-3 Connector & Harness Removals
Figure 4-4 Recycler CPU Circuit Board
Removal
a
1
a
2
b
c
1
c
2
c
3
c
4
d
Figure 4-4 Recycler CPU Circuit Board Removal
NOTE: When re-assembling the
Frame Transport Guide onto the
Frame, be sure to align the thick part
of the Frame Transport Guide to the
cut out area in the Frame (Figure 4-5
b).
NOTE: If the Sensor Assembly does
not remove easily, place the small
head of a Flat-blade Screwdriver
into the hole located on the back
side of the Frame Transport Guide,
and gently push the Sensor out of
the Frame (Figure 4-5 e).
Recycler CPU Board
Assy Removal
To remove the Recycler CPU Circuit Board Assembly, proceed as follows:
1. Unplug the twelve (12) Connectors (Figure 4-3 a)
from the Recycler CPU Circuit
(Figure 4-3 b), and rem
nesses from their three (3) related Retainer
Clam
ps (Figure 4-3 c
ove the three (3) Har-
, c2 & c3).
1
Board Assembly
2. Remove the two (2) Mounting Screws (Figure 4-4
a
& a2) retaining the bottom of the RC Bezel
1
Assembly (Figure 4-4 b)
Bezel Assembly off of the Frame.
3. Remove the four (4) Mounting Screws (Figure 44 c
to c4) retaining the Recycler CPU Circuit
1
Board Assembly in place (Figure 4-4 d) and
the Recycler CPU Circuit Bo
the Frame.
To remove the Emission Side Double Note Sensor,
proceed as follows:
1. Remove the Frame Transport Guide (Figure 4-5
a) from the top
2. Remove the Emission Side Double Note Sensor
(Figure 4-5 c) from
and unplug its single (1) Signal Connector (Figure 4-5 d).
of the Frame.
the Frame Transport Guide,
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Figure 4-5Emission Side Double Note SensorRemoval
a
b
c
d
e
Figure 4-5 Emission Side Double Note
Sensor Removal
Figure 4-6 LifterMotor Bracket Removal
a
1
a
2
b
a
3
a
4
Figure 4-6 Lifter Motor Bracket Removal
NOTE: Ensure that the Parallel Pin
(Figure 4-7 c) does not fall out when
removing the Gear.
NOTE: When re-assembling the
Motor, ensure that the Harness is
correctly positioned as shown in
Figure 4-7f, and that the Encoder
Gear (Figure 4-7 g) does not touch
either wall of the Sensor (Figure 4-7
h).
Figure 4-7 Lifter Motor Assy Removal
a
b
c
d
1
d
2
e
f
g
h
Figure 4-7 Lifter Motor Assy Removal
Figure 4-8 Rear Frame & MiddleFrame
Removal
a
1
a
2
a
3
a
4
a
5
a
6
b
d
c
3
c
4
c
1
c
2
Figure 4-8 Rear Frame & Middle Frame Removal
Lifter Motor Assy Removal
To remove the Lifter Motor Assembly, proceed as
follows:
1. Remove the four (4) Mounting Screws (Figure 46 a
to a4) retaining the Lifter Motor Bracket in
1
place (Figure 4-6 b), and tak
Bracket off of the Frame.
e the Lifter Motor
3. Remove the two (2) Mounting Screws (Figure 4-7
d
& d2) retaining the Lifter Motor Assembly in
1
place (Figure 4-7 e)
Assembly from the Lift Motor Bracket.
, and remove the Lifter Motor
Upper & Lower Full Sensor PT/
Upper & Lower End Sensor
LED Removal
To remove the Upper/Lower Full Sensor PT (Photo
Transistor) and the Upper/Lower End Sensor LED,
proceed as follows:
1. Remove the six (6) Mounting Screws (Figure 4-8
a
to a6) retaining the Rear Frame Cover (Figure
1
4-8 b) to
2. Remove the four (4) Mounting Screws (Figure 48 c
(Figure 4-8 d)
the back side of the Frame.
to c4) retaining the Center Shelf in place
1
and slide it out of the Frame.
2. Remove the single (1) E-Ring (Figure 4-7 a) and
the single (1) Gear (Figure 4-7 b) fr
Assembly.
NOTE: When re-assembling both
the Upper and Lower Flapper
Solenoids, pull upward in the
direction of the Red Arrow indicated
in the Figure 4-15f inset, and then
replace their related carrier with their
mounting screws.
NOTE: Before removing the Flapper
Pusher Brackets, remove the two (2)
Springs (Figure 4-16 d
1
& d2) from
the Rear Transport Assy.
e) in place, and separate the Frame Guide 3 from
the Right Frame.
3. Remove the six (6) Sensor Covers (Figure 4-14 a
to a
) and remove the Upper & Lower Full Sensor
6
LEDs (Figure 4-14 b & c),
End Sensor PTs (Figure 4-14 d & e)
Home Position Sensor LED (Figure 4-14 f) and
the Lifter Home Position Sensor PT (Figure 4-14
g) located
(6) related Signal Connectors (Figure 4-14 h
h
) from each Sensor.
6
on Frame Guide 3; then unplug the six
the Upper & Lower
and the Lifter
1
to
1
Upper & Lower Flapper Pusher
Lever Solenoid Removal
To remove the Flapper Pusher Lever Solenoid,
proceed as follows:
1. Pull the Harness (Figure 4-15 a) to the back side
of the Rear Transport Assembly (Figure 4-15 b).
2. Remove the six (6) Mounting Screws (Figure 415 c
Lever Solenoid (Figure 4-15 d)
Flapper Pusher Lever Solenoid in place (Figure 415 e);
Flapper Lever Solenoids from the Rear Transport
Assemb
NOTE: If the Sensor does not
remove easily, place the head of a
small Flat-blade Screwdriver into the
hole located on the back side of the
Frame Transport Guide, and push
the Sensor out (Figure 4-17 c).
NOTE: If the Sensor does not
remove easily, place the head of a
small Flat-blade Screwdriver into the
hole located on the back side of the
Frame Transport Guide, and push
the Sensor out (Figure 4-17 c).
Figure 4-17Banknote Transaction Sensor/ Transport Unit Encoder Circuit Board & Double Note Sensor Removal
a
b
c
d
1
d
3
e
f
g
j
h
i
d
2
Figure 4-17 Banknote Transaction Sensor/
Transport Unit Encoder Circuit Board
& Double Note Sensor Removal
NOTE: If the Sensor does not
remove easily, place the head of a
small Flat-blade Screwdriver into the
hole located on the back side of the
Frame Transport Guide, and push
the Sensor out (Figure 4-18 e).
Banknote Transaction Sensor &
Banknote Transaction Sensor/
Transport Unit Encoder Board &
Double Note Sensor PT Removal
To remove the Banknote Transaction Sensor, the
Transport Unit Encoder Circuit Board, and the
Double Note Sensor PT, proceed as follows:
1. Remove the Banknote Transaction Sensor (Figure
4-17 a) from
unplug the single (1) Signal Connector (Figure 417 b)
the Rear Transport Assembly, and
from the Sensor.
Box Sensor Board Removal
To remove the Banknote Transaction Sensor and
the Box Sensor Circuit Board, proceed as follows:
1. Remove the two (2) Mounting Screws (Figure 418 a
& a2) retaining the Lower Rear Transport
1
Cover (Figure 4-18 b) in place
Transport Assembly.
2. Remove the Banknote Transaction Sensor (Figure
4-18 c) from the Rear T
unplug the single (1) Signal Connector (Figure 418 d) from the
Board.
from the Rear
ransport Assembly and
2. Remove the three (3) Mounting Screws (Figure 4, d2 & d3) retaining the Upper Rear Trans-
17 d
1
port Cover (Figure 4-17 e) in plac
Upper Rear Transport Cover up and off the Rear
T
ransport Assembly.
3. Remove the single (1) Mounting Screw (Figure 4-
17 f) retaining
(Figure 4-17 g) in
Unit Encoder Circuit Board off the Rear Transport Assembly; then unplug the single (1) Signal
Connector (Figure 4-17 h).
4. Remove the Double Note Sensor PT (Figure 4-17
i)
from the Rear Transport Assembly, and then
unplug the single (1) Connector (Figure 4-17 j)
from the Double Note Sensor PT.
two (2) Poly Vinyl Sliders (Figure 4-20 c
from the Rear Transport Assembly.
to b6) and the
1
& c2)
1
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NOTE: When re-inserting the Shaft,
press the edge of the Shaft in using
the Springs visible from the front
side of the Rear Transport Assembly
(Figure 4-22 f).
Figure 4-22Rear Transport UpperFrame & Shaft Removal
a
1
a
2
b
c
1
c
2
d
e
1
e
2
f
Figure 4-22 Rear Transport Upper Frame
& Shaft Removal
Figure 4-23Timing Belt Cover Removals
a
1
a
2
b
1
b
2
c
g
1
g
2
f
1
d
f
2
e
Figure 4-23 Timing Belt Cover Removals
Figure 4-24Timing Belt/Pulley Removal
a
f
d
1
d
2
e
1
e
2
c
2
c
1
b
1
b
2
Figure 4-24 Timing Belt/Pulley Removal
NOTE: One of the two (2) RC
Centering Guides contains a Prism
installed in its Plate to detect the
Cash Box (Figure 4-25 c). Ensure
that this Guide Plate is always
reinstalled in the upper position of the
Cash Box.
Timing Belt Removal
To remove the Timing Belt, proceed as follows:
1. Remove the two (2) Mounting Screws (Figure 422 a
& a2) retaining the Rear Transport Upper
1
Frame (Figure 4-22 b) in
Transport Upper Frame off of the Rear T
Assembly.
2. Remove the two (2) Springs (Figure 4-22 c
retaining the single (1) Shaft (Figure 4-22 d)
rest position, and remove the Shaft and the two
(2
) Gears (Figure 4-22 e
place, and take the Rear
ransport
& c2)
1
in its
& e2).
1
5. Remove the single (1) Shaft Mounting Screw
(Figure 4-24 a) and
related Bearing out from
Assembly (Figure 4-24 b
6. Remove the two (2) E-Rings (Figure 4-24 c
c
), and the two (2) related Bearings (Figure 4-24
2
d
& d2); then pull the two (2) Shafts (Figure 4-24
1
e
& e2) out and remove the single (1) Timing
1
Belt with its related pulleys (Figure 4-24 f) fr
the Assembly.
6. Remove the single (1) E-Ring (Figure 4-34 d) an
the Stop Roller (Figure 4-34 e) from the
1
Shaft.
&
d
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NOTE: Position the Impeller on the
slotted portion of the Shaft when reinstalling (Figure 4-34 g
1
& g2).
NOTE: Be sure that the Impeller
wing’s direction is tilted toward the
front, and that both sides of the
wings are set in a parallel position as
shown in the Figure 4-34 reassembly illustration. If the wings
are re-assembled in the wrong
direction, it can cause transportation
problems such as a Banknote Jam.
Figure 4-34Impeller & Stop Roller Removal
a
2
a
1
c
b
d
g
2
e
g
1
f
Figure 4-34 Impeller & Stop Roller Removal
Figure 4-35Pusher Mechanism Removal
b
a
2
a
1
Figure 4-35 Pusher Mechanism Removal
Figure 4-36O-Ring Removals
a
1
a
2
a
3
a
4
a
5
a
6
b
Figure 4-36 O-Ring Removals
Figure 4-37 Pusher Plate Removal
b
a
1
a
2
a
3
a
4
a
5
a
6
Figure 4-37 Pusher Plate Removal
NOTE: Be careful that the Parallel
Pin (Figure 4-38 d) is not lost while
removing the Gears.
NOTE: One of the Screws is a
Phillips Self Tightening/Tapping type
(Figure 4-38 e
1
). Do not confuse its
placement with the others during reassembly.
O-Ring (Pusher Plate) Removal
To remove the O-Rings on the Pusher Plate,
proceed as follows:
1. Remove the two (2) Mounting Screws (Figure 435 a
& a2) retaining the Pusher Mechanism (Fig-
1
ure 4-35 b) in place, and slide
nism out of the Cash Box Frame Housing.
the Pusher Mecha-
Roller Timing Belt
and O-Ring Removal
To remove the Timing Belt and O-Rings on the
Roller part of the Pusher Plate, proceed as follows:
1. Remove the six (6) Mounting Screws (Figure 437 a
to a6) retaining the Pusher Plate (Figure 4-
1
37 b),
and take the Pusher Plate off the Pusher
Mechanism.
2. Remove the five (5) E-Rings (Figure 4-38 a
a
), the two (2) Gears (Figure 4-38 b1 & b2) and
5
three (3) Bushings (Figure 4-38 c
the Pusher Mechanism Assembly.
, c2 & c3) from
1
1
to
2. Remove the six (6) O-Rings (Figure 4-36 a
while lifting up on the Pusher Plate (Figure 4-36
3. Remove the three (3) Frame Mounting Screws
(Figure 4-38 e
nism Frame.
to a6)
1
, e2 & e3) from the Pusher Mecha-
1
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Figure 4-38Pusher Drive Gear Removal
a
1
a
2
a
3
a
4
a
5
b
1
b
2
c
1
c
2
c
3
d
e
2
e
3
e
1
Phillips Self
Tapping
Figure 4-38 Pusher Drive Gear Removal
Figure 4-39Pusher Timing Belt Removal 1
b
a
Figure 4-39 Pusher Timing Belt Removal 1
NOTE: The Pusher Timing Belt
should be reinstalled as illustrated in
Figure 4-40 when the Unit is being
reassembled.
Figure 4-40Pusher Timing Belt Replacement
Figure 4-40 Pusher Timing Belt Replacement
Figure 4-41Pusher Timing Belt Removal 2
a
1
a
2
b
c
d
e
Figure 4-41 Pusher Timing Belt Removal 2
NOTE: Be careful that the Parallel
Pins (Figure 4-42 d
1
& d2) are not
lost while removing the Gears.
Figure 4-42Pulley & O-Ring Removal
a
1
a
2
c
1-3
c
4-6
b
d
1
d
2
Figure 4-42 Pulley & O-Ring Removal
Figure 4-43Pusher Plate Removal
b
a
c
f
e
d
g
Figure 4-43 Pusher Plate Removal
NOTE: If the Gears are not correctly
re-assembled, the Home Position
Arm will not show on the surface.
4. Separate Box Gear A (Figure 4-39 a) from the
Pusher Mechanism, and remove the Timing Belt
insi
de (Figure 4-39 b).
6. Remove the two (2) Pulleys (Figure 4-42 a
from the Shaft (Figure 4-42 b),
six (6) O-Rings (Figure 4-42 c
individual Pulleys.
and remove the
to c6) from the
1
Pusher Plate Re-installation
After re-assembling the Pusher Plate onto the
Pusher Mechanism, readjust each Gear position
as follows:
1. Remove the single (1) E-Ring (Figure 4-43 a)
and the single (1) small Gear (Figure 4-43 b)
from the Pusher Mechanism (Figure 4-43 c)
indicated by the
2. Rotate the White Gear (Figure 4-43 d) and the
Black Gear (Figure 4-43 e) each in the
direction indicated by the
stop rotating.
3. Reinstall the small Gear and its related E-Ring
(removed during Step 1), as indicated by the
Arrow.
4. Rotate the White Gear in the direction
indicated by the
the Home Position Arm (Figure 4-43 f) meets
the surface of the Pusher Mechanism (Figure
4-43 g).
j Arrow.
k Arrows until they
m Arrow, and make sure that
& a2)
1
l
5. Remove the two (2) E-Rings (Figure 4-41 a
a
), the single (1) Gear (Figure 4-41 b), the single
2
(1) Shaft (Figure 4-41 c) and
ing (Figure 4-41 d)
and then remove the Timing Belt from the
Assemb
b) Power Supply
c) PC (OS: Windows XP or later)
d) USB Cable
d-1) USB “A” Terminal Plug
d-2) USB “B” Terminal Plug
e) JCM Tool Suite
f) iPRO-RC™ Firmware
g) Reference Paper (KS-087)
a
d-1
d-2
e & f
c
b
g
Figure 6-2 setup.exe Location
Figure 6-2 setup.exe Location
a
Figure 6-3 Install Shield Wizard Screen
Figure 6-3 Install Shield Wizard Screen
a
Banknote Recycler
Section 6
This section provides Calibration and Performance
Testing instructions for the iPRO-RC™ Series
Banknote Recycler (iPRO-100-SH2-RC; iPRORC™) Unit and contains the following
information:
• Download and Installation Workbench
Tool Requirements
• JCM Tool Suite Standard Edition Installation
• Firmware Download Procedure
• When to Calibrate
• Calibration Tool Requirement
• iPRO-RC Reference Paper
• Calibration and Testing Program
• Individual Calibration and Performance Test
• Performance Test without PC
Download and Installation
Workbench Tool Requirements
Figure 6-1 illustrates and identifies the tools and
equipment interconnects necessary to download
and install an iPRO-RC™ Recycler.
JCM Tool Suite Standard
Edition Installation
Perform the following steps to install the JCM Tool
Suite Standard Edition
necessary Tool Requirements and Harness
Connector locations). The Driver and Tools
required for the iPRO-RC™ Calibration are
installed on the PC once the
StandardEdition.exe
To install the
JCMToolSuiteStandardEdition.exe,
proceed as follows:
1. Copy the JCMToolSuiteStandardEdition.zip File
and paste it in a related Folder on the PC desktop.
2. Extract the
Files and Double-Click on the
cation in the extracted Folder (Figure 6-2 a).
Performance Tests iPRO-RC™ Series Banknote RecyclerSection 6
Figure 6-10 JCM Tool Suite Short-cut Icon
Figure 6-10 JCM Tool Suite Short-cut Icon
Figure 6-11JCM Tool Suite Standard Edition
Figure 6-11 JCM Tool Suite Standard Edition
a
b
NOTE: Service Mode Pull-down Menu listings will depend on
DIP Switch Setting selections.
Figure 6-12 iPRO-RC DIP Switch Setting
Figure 6-12 iPRO-RC DIP Switch Setting
ON
Figure 6-13 DIP Switch Location
Figure 6-13 DIP Switch Location
a
Figure 6-14 Select Download
Figure 6-14 Select Download
a
NOTE: When the download program
is activated for the first time, an
“Invalid File!” message pop-up
Dialog Box (Figure 6-15) will appear
because the Firmware File has not
yet been selected. Click on the
Dialog’s “
OK” Screen Button (Figure
6-15 a), and select the proper
Firmware File. Once the Firmware
File is selected, the message will no
longer appear again.
Figure 6-15Invalid File! Dialog Pop-Up Screen
Figure 6-15 Invalid File! Dialog Pop-Up Screen
a
JCM Tool Suite Standard Edition
When the “JCM Tool Suite Standard Edition” is
installed, the Short-cut Icon shown in Figure 6-10
will appear on the PC Desktop.
To activate the “
” Software Program, Double-Click on the
tion
Short-cut Icon. The “
Edition
” Screen shown in Figure 6-11 will appear
JCM Tool Suite Standard Edi-
JCM Tool Suite Standard
on the PC Monitor.
The
Device Information Text Fields shown in
Figure 6-11a list the Model Information when
the Device is connected to a PC.
Service Mode Pull-down Menu shown in
The
Figure 6-11b contains several functional selections.
The selection items will appear depending on the
specific DIP Switches set to create them
.
5. Turn the iPRO-RC™ Power Supply
iPRO™ Transport Unit LED will begin alternately flashing at a Green and Re
and the iPRO-RC™ Status will revert to Stand-by
Mode.
6. Launch the “
Program.
7. When the “
Screen shown in Figure 6-14 appears, click on the
Service Mode Pull-down Menu and select “
” (Figure 6-14 a).
load
8. The “
Program will activate automatically.
JCMToolSuiteStandardEdition.exe”
JCM Tool Suite Standard Edition”
JCM Downloader Suite Edition Ver X.XX”
ON. The
d Color Rate,
Down-
Firmware Download Procedure
To download the iPRO-RC™ Firmware, proceed as
follows:
1. Copy the iPRO-RC™ Firmware File and paste it
on the PC Desktop. (Review Figure 6-1 “Tool and
Harness Connection” on page 6-1 to properly
select and set-up the Cable connections).
2. Turn the iPRO-RC™ Power Supply
3. Set the iPRO™ Transport Unit’s 8-Position DIP
witches #6, #7 and #8 to
S
ure 6-13 a).
4. Connect the iPRO-RC™ and the PC together
using the recommended USB Cable.
9. When the communication line
iPRO-RC™ and the PC is
will appear in Green Text (Figure 6-16 a) belo
the Download Screen Button.
click on the “
Button (Figure 6-16 b).
Browse” Screen
between the
connected, “Online”
w
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Figure 6-16Select Firmware 1
Figure 6-16 Select Firmware 1
a
b
Figure 6-17 Select Firmware2
Figure 6-17 Select Firmware 2
b
a
Figure 6-18Select Firmware 3
Figure 6-18 Select Firmware 3
a
b
NOTE: All of the above steps are
explained in detail onscreen when “Auto”
is selected in the “Reset” Pull Down Menu.
Figure 6-19 Download ProgressScreen
Figure 6-19 Download Progress Screen
a
c
b
Figure 6-20 Download Progress Screen
Figure 6-20 Download Progress Screen
a
loading is complete, and the iPRO™ Transport
Unit LED will then start alternately flashing at a
Green and Red Color rate.
If “
Manual” is selected from the “Reset” Pull-
down Menu, the LED will light a steady Green
Color when the download is complete.
If “
Reset” is selected from the “Reset” Pull-
down Menu, the Downloader’s Status will be
reset back to Stand-by Mode. The LED will again
begin alternately flashing between a Green and
Red Color rate.
10. Highlight select the desired iPRO-RC™ Firmware (Figure 6-17 a)
11. Click on the “
Button (Figure 6-17 b) to launch the selected file.
12. The “
JCM Downloader Suite Edition Version
X.XX
” Screen will re-appear (Figure 6-18).
from the PC Folder.
Open” Screen
13. Click on the center “
Button (Figure 6-19 a) t
download. The LED will begin flashing alternately at a Green and Red
download is in progress. The Downloading
Screen will display a Blue Progress Bar during
the download operation (Figure 6-19 b), and a
Blue
Text Line below the “Download”
Screen Button will indicate the download Percentage as “
14. When the desired download is complete, a “
ting and Verifying CRC and Version information.
Blue Text Line will appear (Figure 6-20 a), and
Model Information will start being
Downloading : XX%” (Figure 6-19 c).
Download” Screen
o begin a Firmware
Color Rate while a
collected.
Get-
”
Auto Download Mode” Check Box
If the “
located next to the “Download” Screen
Button (Figure 6-18 a) is clicked, it will allow the
same iPRO-RC™ Firmware to be downloaded to
another iPRO-RC™ Unit automatically when
Power is supplied to it during the launch of the
JCM Downloader Screen.
The “
Reset” Pull-down Menu contains the
following three (3) selections:
• Auto
• Manual
• Reset.
If “Auto” is left pre-selected in the “Reset” Pulldown Menu (Figure 6-18 b), the Downloader will
enter Stand-by Mode automatically when down-
ing.
load Success. Reset Done. Waiting for USB Cable
Discon
ure 6-21 a)
tion process.
16. Confirm that the Host’s Checksum and the Unit’s
Checks
21 b) after
Color Rate.
Download Success. Validator is reboot-
” message will appear; then, a second “Down-
nection.
” Blue Text Line will appear (Fig-
during the Model information collec-
um identically match each other (Figure 6-
the LED starts flashing at a Green
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Figure 6-21 Download Completed Screen
Figure 6-21 Download Completed Screen
a
b
=
NOTE: If a Firmware upgrade is
unnecessary, oriPRO Transport Unit
DIP Switches #6, #7 and #8 are ON,
the Firmware downloaded to the
iPRO Transport Unit will NOT be
sent to the iPRO-RC Unit!
NOTE: When the “USB-A Terminal” connects to
a USB Hub, the iPRO-RC may not operate as
expected. Ensure that the “USB-A Terminal”
connects DIRECTLY to a PC USB Port!
Figure 6-22 KS-087 Reference Paper
Figure 6-22 KS-087 Reference Paper
Figure 6-23 Reference Paper Insertion
Figure 6-23 Reference Paper Insertion
17. Remove power from the iPRO-RC. Set all the
iPRO-RC Transport DIP Switches to
18. Turn the iPRO-RC™ Power Switch to
Firmware downloaded to the iPRO Transport
Unit will begin transferring data to the
iPRO-RC™ Unit.
19. Confirm that the iPRO-RC™ LED is lit a steady
l lo w Color during the download. The LED will
Ye
light a steady Green Color when the Firmware
download to the iPRO-RC™ is complete.
OFF.
ON. The
iPRO-RC Reference Paper
Figure 6-22 illustrates the KS-087 iPRO-RC™
Reference Paper.
Placing the Reference Paper
The iPRO-RC™ requires only one (1) Reference
Paper (KS-087) type for calibration and performance testing.
Insert the KS-087 Reference Paper into the iPRO™
Transport Unit’s Insertion Slot following the Calibration Tool instruction (Figure 6-22).
This completes the iPRO-RC™ Firmware
installation procedure.
Calibration
This section provides instructions for performing
Sensor calibration within the iPRO-RC™ Unit.
When to Calibrate
Calibration should be performed if the following
conditions occur:
– When removing and replacing each Sensor.
– When dirt is adhering to Sensors. Perform
Calibration after cleaning the Sensors and
the Rollers. (See “Cleaning Procedure” on
page2-10 of this Service Manual.)
– When the Banknote dispensing rate is
drastically degraded.
Calibration Tool Requirements
To identify the tool and equipment interconnects
necessary to calibrate the iPRO-RC™ Unit away
from its Host Machine, refer to Figure 6-1 “Tool
and Harness Connection” on page 6-1 of this
Section
.
Calibration and Testing Program
This portion provides the Calibration and Testing
Program (
iPRORC_MaintenanceSuiteEdition.exe)
Configuration. The Calibration and Testing Program contains the following five (5) selections:
• Double Note Detection Sensor Calibration
• RC Full Sensor Calibration
• Transport Sensor Test
• Motor Test
• Model Information Input.
Sensor Calibration and Performance
Testing
Perform the following steps to initiate Sensor
Calibration and the Performance Testing processes.
1. Turn the iPRO-RC™ Power Supply OFF.
2. Set the iPRO™ Transport Unit’s 8-Position DIP
es # 1, #2, #5 & #8 to
Section 6 iPRO-RC™ Series Banknote RecyclerPerformance Tests
Figure 6-24iPRO Transport DIP Switch Set-ting
Figure 6-24 iPRO Transport DIP Switch Setting
ONON
Figure 6-25 DIP Switch Setting
Figure 6-25 DIP Switch Setting
ON
Figure 6-26 DIP Switch Location
Figure 6-26 DIP Switch Location
a
b
Figure 6-27 Model Information Screen
Figure 6-27 Model Information Screen
a
Figure 6-28 Model Information Screen
Figure 6-28 Model Information Screen
a
NOTE: The available Calibration and
Performance Test items will appear in the
Black rectangular space below the Start
Screen Button (Figure 6-29 b).
Figure 6-29iPRO-RC Maintenance Tool Screen 1
Figure 6-29 iPRO-RC Maintenance Tool Screen 1
a
b
Figure 6-30iPRO-RC Maintenance Tool Screen 2
Figure 6-30 iPRO-RC Maintenance Tool Screen 2
a
b
3. Set iPRO-RC™ 8-Position DIP Switches #1, #5,
#6 & #7 to ON (Figure 6-25 & Figure 6-26 b).
10. Upon selection the “
Tool
” Screen shown in Figure 6-29 will launch
automatically.
11. Click on the “
Button (Figure 6-29 a) t
and Performance Testing Procedures.
iPRO-RC Maintenance
Start” Screen
o begin the Calibration
4. Turn the iPRO-RC™ Power Supply
(2) LEDs on the iPRO™ Transport Unit will light
a steady Green and Red Color, and the two (2)
LEDs on the iPRO-RC™ Unit will light a steady
Green Color.
5. Turn the iPRO™ Transport Unit’s 8-Position DIP
witch #8 to
S
6. Connect the PC and the iPR
using the recommended USB Cable.
7. Double-Click on the “
Standard Edition” Short-cut Icon on the
PC Desktop.
8. Launch the “
Edition
will begin appearing in the Device Information
Text Fields (Figure 6-27 a).
9. Click on the Service Mode Pull-down Menu and
select the “
ure 6-28 a).
12. Insert a piece of KS-087 Reference Paper into the
iPRO™
message provided in the lower Text Field area of
the Screen (Figure 6-30 a) appears;
the “
b) t
Calibration Procedure.
13. Confirm that the Test’s progress appears on the
“
ing the Figure 6-31 aGreen Progress Bar
14. The KS-087 Reference Paper will be returned
aft
ration Procedure is complete.
Transport Unit Insertion Slot when the
then click on
Start” Screen Button (Figure 6-30
o begin the Double Note Detection Sensor
iPRO-RC Maintenance Tool” Screen by view-
.
er the Double Note Detection Sensor Calib-
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Figure 6-31iPRO-RC Maintenance Tool Screen 3
Figure 6-31 iPRO-RC Maintenance Tool Screen 3
a
Figure 6-32iPRO-RC Maintenance Tool Screen 4
Figure 6-32 iPRO-RC Maintenance Tool Screen 4
a
b
c
NOTE: The RC End Sensor Calibration
Procedure is performed during the RC Full
Sensor Calibration Procedure.
NOTE: Once the RC Full Sensor
Calibration Procedure has begun, the
Lifter within the Recycler Unit will move
upward, and then return to its Home
position when the Calibration Procedure
is complete.
Figure 6-33 iPRO-RC Maintenance Tool Screen 5
Figure 6-33 iPRO-RC Maintenance Tool Screen 5
a
Figure 6-34 iPRO-RC Maintenance Tool Screen 6
Figure 6-34 iPRO-RC Maintenance Tool Screen 6
b
a
c
Figure 6-35 iPRO-RC Maintenance Tool Screen 7
Figure 6-35 iPRO-RC Maintenance Tool Screen 7
a
15. Remove the KS-087 Reference Paper from the
Validator Head.
16. Confirm that the message “
Sensor Validation Success.
appears in the upper Text Field area of the Screen.
This message notifies the User that Double Note
Detection Sensor Calibration procedure is complete.
Double Note Detection
” (Figure 6-32 a)
.
19. Confirm that the message “RC Full Sensor Cali-
bration Success
Full Sensor Calibration is complete.
20. Click on the “
ure 6-34 b) and fo
stated in the Figure 6-34c
Transport Sensor Check.
” appears (Figure 6-34 a). The RC
Start” Screen Button (Fig-
llow the Instructional Message
Text Field to begin the
17. Prepare to start the RC Full
Procedure by following the Instructional Message
stated in the Figure 6-32b T
Ensure that no KS-087 Reference Paper, or any
Banknotes or Tickets are present within the Recycler Unit; and then click on the “
Screen Button (Figure 6-32 c)
Full Sensor Calibration Procedure.
18. Confirm that the Test’s progress appears on the
“
iPRO-RC Maintenance Tool” Screen by view-
ing the Figure 6-33aGreen Progress Bar.
Sensor Calibration
ext Field.
Start”
to begin the RC
21. Confirm that the Test’s progress appears on the
“
iPRO-RC Maintenance Tool” Screen by view-
ing the Figure 6-35aGreen Progress
22. Confirm that the message “
Check Success.
Transport Sensor Check is complete when this
message appears.
23. Click on the “
Button (Figure 6-36 b) and fo
tional Message stated in the Figure 6-36c Text
Field to begin the RC Spaces Transport Motor
Te
Section 6 iPRO-RC™ Series Banknote RecyclerPerformance Tests
Figure 6-36 iPRO-RC Maintenance Tool Screen 8
Figure 6-36 iPRO-RC Maintenance Tool Screen 8
b
a
c
Figure 6-37iPRO-RC Maintenance Tool Screen 9
Figure 6-37 iPRO-RC Maintenance Tool Screen 9
a
Figure 6-38 Calibration Completed Dialog Box
Figure 6-38 Calibration Completed Dialog Box
a
Figure 6-39 Serial No. Screen Button Location
Figure 6-39 Serial No. Screen Button Location
a
Figure 6-40 Model Information Saving Screen1
Figure 6-40 Model Information Saving Screen 1
a
b
NOTE: The Model Name of the “iPRO-RC”
(Figure 6-40 a), and the Serial No.
“0000000000” shown in Figure 6-40b are
default settings for use in this “Saving the
Model Information
” example.
Figure 6-41 Model Information Saving Screen2
Figure 6-41 Model Information Saving Screen 2
a
b
c
Model Information Confirmation
Perform the following steps to confirm the
iPRO-RC™ Unit’s Model Information.
1. On the “iPRO-100 Maintenance Tool” Screen,
24. Confirm that the Test’s progress appears on the
“
iPRO-RC Maintenance Tool” Screen by view-
ing the Figure 6-37aGreen Progress Bar
25. When the RC Bin Transport Motor Tests are complete, the calibration value will be
“
Calibration Completed.” Pop-up Dialog Screen
message shown in Figure 6-38 will appear. Click
on the “
to complete the Calibration and Testing Procedures.
OK” Screen Button (Figure 6-38 a)
.
saved and the
click on the “
Button (Figure 6-39 a).
2. Confirm the “
of the Unit being tested as shown in Figure 6-40.
Serial No. =>” Screen
Model Name” and the “Serial No.”
This completes the iPRO-RC™ Calibration and
Performance Testing Procedures.
3. Type the required iPRO-RC™ Model Name using
seven (7) Characters (Figure 6-41 a), and a Serial
No. containing a maximum of ten (10) Characters
(Figure 6-41 b)
then click on the “
4. Confirm that the message in the second Text Field
of the “
Maintenance Tool” Screen reads “Saving
Completed
into each related Text Entry Field;
Saving the Serial Number”
Screen Button (Figure 6-41 c).
” (Figure 6-42 a).
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Figure 6-42 Model Information Saving Com-pleted Screen
Figure 6-42 Model Information Saving Completed
Screen
a
b
Figure 6-43 Sensor CalibrationScreenButton
Figure 6-43 Sensor Calibration Screen Button
a
Figure 6-44 Loading Model InformationScreen 1
Figure 6-44 Loading Model Information Screen 1
a
Figure 6-45 Loading Model InformationScreen 2
Figure 6-45 Loading Model Information Screen 2
a
NOTE: The Saved Model Information shown is the default information.
b
Figure 6-46 Version Information Screen 1
Figure 6-46 Version Information Screen 1
a
Figure 6-47 Version InformationScreen2
Figure 6-47 Version Information Screen 2
a
b
5. Click on the “OK” Screen
Button to end the Procedure (Figure 6-42 b).
This completes the Model Information Saving
Procedure.
Reading the Model Information
Perform the following steps to read an iPRO-RC™
Unit’s Model Information.
1. On the “iPRO-RC Maintenance Tool” Screen,
click on the “
Button (Figure 6-43 a).
2. Confirm that the “
Screen shown in Figure 6-44 appears.
3. Click on the “
located at the bottom of the “
Information
Serial No. =>” Screen
iPRO-RC Maintenance Tool”
Loading the Model Information”
Screen Button (Figure 6-44 a)
Loading the Model
” Text Fields.
This completes the Reading Model Information
Procedure.
Reading the iPRO-RC Maintenance Tool
Version
Perform the following steps to read an iPRO-RC™
Unit’s Software Version using the “
tenanceTool.exe
1. Click on the “iPRO-RC Maintenance Tool” Tool
Bar’s “
sion
a).
2. The “
Application Version information will appear in a
Pop-up Dialog Screen on the PC. Each Version is
indicated by an “X.X.X.X” Text Format (Figure
6-47 a).
3. Click on the “
accept the reported state (Figure 6-47 b).
This completes the Reading Software Version
Information Procedure.
Date, Ver-
Load-
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Figure 6-48 Sensor Test Selection
Figure 6-48 Sensor Test Selection
a
Figure 6-49 Test Function Listing Screen
Figure 6-49 Test Function Listing Screen
a
b
cde
a) Calibration Result Indication Field
b) Performance Test Result Indication Field
c) “Processing” Indication
d) Performance Test Function Buttons
e) Calibration Function Buttons
Figure 6-50 Calibration Test Function Screen
Buttons
Figure 6-50 Calibration Test Function Screen
Buttons
NOTE: Always read the Sensor Data first
prior to starting one of the two (2) Sensor
Calibration Procedures.
NOTE: The LED will flash at a Green
Color Rate when an abnormal condition
occurs!
Figure 6-51 Load Sensor Data
Figure 6-51 Load Sensor Data
c
a
b
NOTE: The LED will flash at a Green
Color Rate when an abnormal condition
occurs!
Individual Calibration and
Performance Test
This section explains the individual Calibration and
Performance Testing Procedures for each Sensor
within an iPRO-RC™ Unit. (Review “Sensor Calibration and Performance Testing” on page 6-5 of
this Section for complete DIP Switch Settings).
Sensor Test Screen
Individual calibration and testing is available when
iPRO-RC Maintenance Tool” is in the Sensor
the “
Test Mode. To change the Mode, proceed as
follows:
1. Click on the “iPRO-RC Maintenance Tool” Tool
Bar’s “
Mode” pull-down Menu, and select “Sen-
sor Test
48 a).
2. The Test Function Screen shown in Figure 6-49
will appear. Confirm that the
Function and its related Status Cell indication
contains a result.
” from the selections available (Figure 6-
each Screen Button
L
OAD SENSOR DATA
1. Click on the “Load Sensor Data”
ure 6-51 a) to read
Data.
2. Confirm that the iPRO-RC™ Unit’s LED indicates a steady Green Color
cessing
Test’s performance (Figure 6-51 b).
3. When reading current data
Text “
Grayed-out text (Figure 6-51 b), and a “Load OK”
text message will appear in the related Status
resul
” word appears during the
Processing” word will turn to
t Field (Figure 6-51 c).
Function Screen Button (Figthe current iPRO-RC™ Sensor
. The Bold Text “Pro-
is complete, the Bold
Individual Calibration
The following four (4) Function Buttons are used to
perform these related Calibrations:
Click on the desired Test Function Screen Button to
begin each Performance Test.
The Test begins, and will finish automatically. The
Processing” display message appears in bold
“
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NOTE: The Test Status will not appear in the
Status Text Field unless the “Get All Sensor
State
” Screen Button is clicked! Only Motor
Speed will appear in the Status Fields when a
Motor Test is finished.
() during the Performance Test, then
appears grayed-out once the Test is complete
(). The iPRO-RC™ LED will appear
solid (non-flashing) Green when the Function has
performed normally. If an abnormal condition
occurs, the LED flashes Green. (Refer to the Table
A-4 on page A-3 in this manual for information on
LED Error Code Conditions.)
Table 6-2 Performance Test Configurations
ButtonDescription
Detects a Banknote’s presence on the Double Note Detection
Transport Sensor Test
Motor Test
Flapper TestChecks the Flapper’s performance-
Lifter UP TestChecks the Lifter’s Upward performance-
Lifter DOWN TestChecks the Lifter’s Downward performance-
*. Refer to Table A-4 in Appendix A of this Service Manual for further info rmation regarding any Abnormal Green Flashes.
Sensor (Does not detect double Notes)
Detect Banknote presence on Transport Sensor 1-
Detect Banknote presence on Transport Sensor 2-
RC1 Motor CW Speed: Checks the RC1 Space Transport
Motor’s Normal Rotation Speed
RC1 Motor CCW Speed: Checks the RC1 Space Transport
Motor’s Reverse Rotation Speed
RC2 Motor CW Speed: Checks the RC2 Space Transport
Motor’s Normal Rotation Speed
RC2 Motor CCW Speed: Checks the RC2 Space Transport
Motor’s Reverse Rotation Speed
Table 6-2 lists the functions of each Performance
Test and the related LED configuration.
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Performance Test without a PC
Table 6-4 lists the Performance Test Items and the DIP Switch Settings for the Performance Test without
using a PC for testing.
Table 6-4 Non-PC Performance Test Item and Configuration
DIP Switches
No.Test ItemTest Purpose
iPRORecycler
Stand-by Operating
Red Lit
†
Green LitGreen Lit
Red LitGreen Lit
Green LitGreen Lit
Red LitGreen Lit Green Lit
Green LitGreen Lit Green Lit
Red LitGreen Lit Green Lit
Green LitGreen Lit Green Lit
Red LitGreen Lit Green Lit
Green LitGreen Lit Green Lit
Red LitGreen Lit Green Lit
Green LitGreen Lit Green Lit
Red LitGreen Lit Green Lit
Green LitGreen Lit Green Lit
Red LitGreen Lit Green Lit
Green LitGreen Lit Green Lit
Red LitGreen Lit Green Lit
Green LitGreen Lit Green Lit
1
Acceptance
Banknote
Te st
Checks the Banknote
Acceptance and
Stacking movement into
the Cash Box and the
Recycler Unit
1, 2, 3,
4, 8
Recyclable
Denomination
Setting
Checks each moving
2Aging Test
RC1 Space
Transport
3
Motor Normal
Rotation Test
RC1 Space
Transport
4
Motor
Reverse
Rotation Test
RC2 Space
Transport
5
Motor Normal
Rotation Test
RC2 Space
Transport
6
Motor
Reverse
Rotation Test
7Lifter Test
RC1 Space
8
Flapper Test
RC2 Space
9
Flapper Test
*. The LEDs exhibit a Stand-by indication when each Test is successfully completed. If the LED indicates any other state, an abnormal condition has occurred. Refer to the
“iPRO Unit LED Code Conditions” on page A-1, “RC Unit LED Color Type Error Code Conditions” on page A-2, “Recycler Unit LED Code Conditions” on page A-3 and “Various Recycler Unit LED Flashing Error Code Conditions” on page A-3 in Appendix A of this Service
Manual.
†. Refer to the “Software Specification” Document for more detailed information concerning this value setting.
part and Sensor through
aging movements
Checks the RC1 Space
Transport Motor’s
normal rotation
movement
Checks the RC1 Space
Transport Motor’s
reverse rotation
movement
Checks the RC2 Space
Transport Motor’s
normal rotation
movement
Checks the RC2 Space
Transport Motor’s
reverse rotation
movement
Checks the Lifter’s
upward/downward
movement
Checks the RC1 Space
Flapper’s movement
Checks the RC2 Space
Flapper’s movement
1, 2, 5, 84
1, 2, 5, 81
1, 2, 5, 81, 3
1, 2, 5, 82
1, 2, 5, 82, 3
1, 2, 5, 83
1, 2, 5, 85
1, 2, 5, 86
iPRORecycler
After Banknote
Out
Extinguished
€100 = 5 Times
€200 = 6 Times
€500 = 7 Times
*
LED
Insertion
Green
Flashes
€5 = 1 Time
€10 = 2 Times
€20 = 3 Times
€50 = 4 Times
Performance Tests iPRO-RC™ Series Banknote RecyclerSection 6
NOTE: The denomination value stored in
the RC1-Bin is set by DIP Switches No.1
to No.4 on the Recycler, and the denomination value stored in the RC2-Bin is set
by DIP Switches No.5 to No.8 on the
Recycler. Refer to the specific Country’s
“Software Specification Sheet” Document
for more value setting details.
Performance Test without PC Procedure
Perform the following steps to execute iPRO-RC™
performance Tests No.2 through No.9 without a
PC:
1. Turn the iPRO-RC™ Power Switch to OFF.
2. Set the desired DIP Switches on the iPRO™
ransport Unit and Recycler Unit to
T
desired Performance Test.
3. Turn the iPRO-RC™ Power Switch to
iPRO™ Transport Unit LED will flash at a Green
and a Red Color rate when entering the
Performance Test Mode.
4. Set the iPRO™ Transport Unit’s 8-Position DIP
itch No.8
Sw
OFF in order to start a desired Test.
5. Set the iPRO™ Transport Unit 8-Position DIP
itch No.8 back
Sw
ON in order to end a Test. The
iPRO-RC™ will revert to Stand-by Mode Status
following each Test’s completion.
Return to Step 2 of this procedure if necessary to
perform
B
ANKNOTE ACCEPTANCE TEST
another DIP Switch Performance Test.
Perform the following steps to execute the
Banknote Acceptance Test without a PC:
1. Turn the iPRO-RC™ Power Switch to OFF.
2. Set the desired DIP Switch Number on the
iPRO™ T
8-Position DIP Switch to
Performance Test (Table 6-4).
ransport Unit’s and Recycler Unit’s
ON to select the desired
ON for the
ON. The
3. Turn the iPRO-RC™ Power Switch
iPRO™ Transport Unit’s LEDs will alternately
flash at a Green and a Red Color Rate when
entering the Performance Test Mode.
4. Set the 8-Position DIP Switch No.8 to
order to start the iPRO-RC™ Unit’s initialization
routine.
5. Check that the iPRO™ T
off (extinguished), and that the iPRO-RC™ Status is in the Stand-by Mode.
6. Start the Test by inserting a Banknote.
7. Confirm the Banknote’s denomination by count-
ing the LED flashes between pauses (Table 6-4 in
this Section for flash count vs. denomination
e information).
valu
This completes the Banknote Acceptance Test
without using a PC Procedure.
NOTE: Parts may be changed for
improvement without notice.
Figure 7-1 Entire iPRO-RC Unit Exploded View
Entire iPRO-RC Unit Exploded View
1
2
3
4
8
5
7
6
1
6
OP
OP
11
10
9
Figure 7-1 Entire iPRO-RC Unit Exploded View
Banknote Recycler
Section 7
This section provides product exploded views and
parts lists for iPRO-RC™ Series Banknote Recycler (iPRO-100-SH2-RC; iPRO-RC™) Unit. This
section contains the following information.