Important corrections made to Tables in Section 2.
Added Waffletechnology Cleaning Card availability & Usage
information in Section 2, corrected Part Number Information in
Section 7 and added 2 Tables to Appendix A.
Added EBA Type Bezel in Section 7.
Updated Section 6 information and Part Number in Section 7.
Updated Part Number in Section 7 and Appendix A.
International Compliance
• RoHS Directives
• UL & c-UL Marks
• CE Mark
Electrical Current Symbol
Direct Current: indicates Direct Current values on product labels.
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This section provides a general overview of the
Taiko™ Series Banknote Acceptor (PUB-7/11)
pictured in
designed to help you navigate through this guide
with ease and provides the following information:
• Taiko™ PUB-7/11 Unit
• Model Descriptions
• Precautions
• Primary Features
• Component Names
• Specifications
• System Configuration
• Unit Dimensions
• Technical Contact Information
Figure 1-1. This first section is
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 pictographs:
• Special Notes, which effect the use of the
Banknote Acceptor, 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).
*. 24V DC is only available when using the Optional 24V DC Version.
*
Precautions
The Figure 1-2 symbols are defined as follows:
1. (Type 1) Do not insert a torn, folded, or wet
Banknote, as this action may cause a Banknote
jam inside the unit.
2. (Type 2) Do not expose the unit to water. The unit
contains several precision electronic devices
which can be damaged if water or any liquid is
sprayed or spilled into the unit.
3. (Type 3) Do not install the unit into a dusty
environment. Dust may affect and degrade the
sensor’s performance.
U
SER CAUTIONS
Careful measures are taken in this product to
ensure its quality; however, the following cautions
should be read and understood by all users in order
to confirm safe operation.
Installation 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 use the Acceptor where temperature variations widely fluctuate.
3. Do not install the Unit into an area where excessive vibration, shock or chemical vapors are present.
4. This equipment is intended for indoor use only.
Be sure that the Host Machine contains enough
protection to avoid wet or dusty conditions when
installing.
5. Avoid exposing the Unit to direct Sunlight and/or
incandescent Lamp illumination having a Gradient Angle of 15 Degree or more, and an illumination index of 3,000 Lux or less.
6. Ensure that the Host Machine is designed for
daily operational access such as maintenance
and/or clearing a Banknote Jam.
7. Be sure to use in the specified power range and
pin assignment. If not, the Unit may be damaged.
8. Be sure to connect the power harness connectors
firmly, otherwise an input/output contact failure
may occur.
9. Do not pull on the power harness to disconnect
its connector or damage may occur.
10. Do not obstruct the Acceptor’s air holes in order
to provide sufficient cooling to the Unit.
Mounting, Dismounting & Transportation
Methods for Mounting, Dismounting & Transporting the Unit are as follows:
1. Be sure to turn the Power OFF before mounting
or removing the Unit from its permanent location. Plugging or unplugging Connector Plugs
from their receptacles while the Power is ON
may cause damage to the Unit.
2. When reassembling a disassembled Unit Section,
ensure that each part is properly placed in its
correct location.
3. Be sure to carry the Unit by both hands when
transporting it. Holding the Unit by one hand
may cause personal injury if the Unit accidently
becomes disassembled and falls apart.
4. Be careful not to use excessive outside pressure
on the Unit, or subject it to excessive vibration
during transportation.
Preventive Maintenance
The Preventive Maintenance requirements are
defined as follows:
1. Be sure the Power to the Unit is OFF before
beginning a Maintenance Procedure. The equip
ment produces improper operating signals while
in maintenance mode that may cause personal
injury.
2. Be sure to remove power to the Unit when opening the upper or lower lid. The active Roller may
cause personal injury.
3. Be careful that foreign objects or dust do not
enter the Unit when opening the Guide Area.
General InformationTaiko™ Series Banknote Acceptor Section 1
Caution: Do not use any Alcohol,
thinner or citrus based products
for cleaning any surfaces. The
Lenses can become clouded by
chemical effect that may cause
acceptance errors.
Figure 1-3Unacceptable Banknotes
Damaged Banknotes
Wrinkled Banknotes
Curled Banknotes
Folded or Partial Banknotes
Figure 1-3 Unacceptable Banknotes
Figure 1-4 Installation Simplicity
Figure 1-4 Installation Simplicity
Figure 1-5 Scan Frequency Capability
Figure 1-5 Scan Frequency Capability
4. When closing the Unit, ensure all service door
locks click into place.
5. If the Validator section is dirty due to dust, foreign objects or other such debris adhering to it,
the Banknote acceptance rate will degrade.
Clean the Unit once a month to keep its performance stable.
6. Use a soft, lint-free cloth, Cotton swab or Compressed Air spray to clean dust and debris from
the Banknote transportation path.
7. Perform cleaning and maintenance regularly
when using the equipment in a place where
excessive Automobile exhaust emission or Ciga
rette Smoke may exist.
8. Be sure that the Guide or individual Unit Sections are properly placed in their correct location
following a maintenance procedure.
9. Do not redesign or disassemble the Unit. Unauthorized use by inadequately trained personnel,
or use outside the original manufacture’s intent
for operation voids the warranty.
Banknote Fitness Requirements
1. 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 illus
trated in Figure 1-3 should be avoided:
• Having perforated or torn areas
• Having excessive folds
• Wet or damp
• Having excessive wrinkles
• Worn condition
• Adhering foreign objects and/or oil.
Primary Features
The Taiko™ PUB-7/11 Series of Banknote Acceptors contains the following primary features:
• Installation and removal of a TAIKO Unit is
very easy because of its clip-on design.
Anyone can install a TAIKO Unit quickly.
-
• Data scanning frequency can be selected by
setting DIP Switches. Scanning once or twice
is selectable. The acceptance rate can be
improved by setting it to scan twice.
• The JCM patented Anti-Pullback Mechanism
provides powerful protection against Banknote
stringing (fishing). The drum rotates every
time a Banknote passes through the Unit, and
tangles any foreign object attached to the
Banknote such as string and/or tape around
drum.
• One or five drum rotations is DIP Switch
selectable. The greatest fishing protection is
obtained by selecting the five rotation setting.
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Figure 1-6 Taiko Anti-Pullback Feature
Figure 1-6 Taiko Anti-Pullback Feature
Figure 1-7 LED Pattern Selectable
Figure 1-7 LED Pattern Selectable
Figure 1-8 PUB-11 Top Panel Instruction
Label
Figure 1-8 PUB-11 Top Panel Instruction Label
Figure 1-9PUB-7 Top Panel InstructionLabel
Figure 1-9 PUB-7 Top Panel Instruction Label
Product Label
Figure 1-8 and Figure 1-9 illustrates the simple
installation instructions contained on the Taiko™
top panel label.
• The LED pattern can be changed by DIP
Switch settings depending on the user’s desire
to use Pattern 1 or Pattern 2.
Section 1Taiko™ Series Banknote Acceptor General Information
Specifications
T
ECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Hydrothermal Condition Table
Humidity [%RH]
Temperature [ºC]
Allowable
and Humidity Range
Operating
Temperature
35ºC/85%
50ºC/40%
Table 1-2 Taiko PUB-7/11 Technical Specifications
†
Acceptance Rate*:
Banknote Types Accepted:
95% or greater
Note: The following banknote types are excluded:
a) Banknotes with excess or poor magnetism or unclear graphics
b) Double (dual) Notes
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 printing displacement
f) Returned Banknotes because of incorrect or failed insertion.
Long side: 120~160mm (4.72~6.3 in.)
Short side: 62~82mm (2.44~3.23 in.)
Standard Specification
a) Read code interleaved: 2 of 5
b) Narrow Bar: 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 (Divide a Coupon equally on the left, right, top and
Operating Temperature:+5ºC to +50ºC (41ºF to 122ºF)
Storage Temperature:-20ºC to +60ºC (-4ºF to 140ºF)
Relative Operating Humidity:20% to 85% RH (non-condensed)
Relative Storage Humidity:20% to 85% RH (non-condensed)
Avoid contact with direct sunlight (Interior lighting must be incandescent with a
Radiant Angle of 15 Degree or more having an Illumination index of 3000 Lux or less)
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Figure 1-11Taiko PUB-7/11 System Configu-ration
Figure 1-11 Taiko PUB-7/11 System Configuration
a
b
c
f
e
d
Maintenance Connector
Interface
Connector
Communications
Harness
a) Taiko™ PUB-7/11 Unit
b) PC (Windows 98SE/2000/XP)
c) JCM Power Supply Unit (EDP# 116125)
d) Taiko™ Harness B (EDP# 116488: for old I/F) or
Taiko™ Harness B (EDP# 127527: for new I/F)
e) Taiko™ Harness A (EDP# 121797)
f) Host Machine (Gaming, Vending, etc.)
NOTE: The Communications Harness needs to be prepared by the Customer.
Taiko™ Harness B (EDP# 127527: for new I/F) is included in the JCM Power Supply Unit.
WARNING: Turn the equipment power OFF before removing or replacing any
Taiko™ components!
Figure 2-1 Taiko Bezel Cut-Out Dimensions
Figure 2-1 Taiko Bezel Cut-Out Dimensions
(43mm)
Radius
Figure 2-2 Opening Taiko’s Upper Guide
Figure 2-2 Opening Taiko’s Upper Guide
Figure 2-3 Removing the Taiko Bezel
Figure 2-3 Removing the Taiko Bezel
j
k
l
Figure 2-4 Installing the Taiko Bezel
Figure 2-4 Installing the Taiko Bezel
WARNING: Tightening the Nuts with too
much force can damage the Bezel. The
necessary torque is 6.196 inch-lbs
(0.7Nm).
Banknote Acceptor
Section 2
This section provides installation/operation
instructions for the Taiko™ Series Banknote Acceptor (PUB-7/11). This section contains the
following information:
• Installation and Removal
• Power Harness Wiring Procedure
• Clearing a Banknote Jam
Installation and Removal
Installing the PUB-7/11 Taiko Bezel
To install or remove a Taiko™ PUB-7/11 Unit
Bezel in a door or wall perform the following steps:
1. Create the correct sized opening required to
install the Taiko™ Bezel, using the Panel Cut-Out
Dimensions shown in
2. Open the Upper Guide in the arrow direction
shown in
Guide Open/Close Buttons.
Figure 2-2 by pressing in on the Upper
Figure 2-1.
• DIP Switch Configurations
• Error Codes and Conditions
• Interface Connector Pin Assignments
• Cleaning Procedures
• Standard Interface Circuit Schematics
• Operational Flowcharts
6. Remove the two (2) Bezel Brackets and the two
(2) Hexagonal Nuts from the Bezel.
7. Insert the Bezel into the previously cut-out
area in the Door Front Panel as shown in
Figure 2-4.
3. Hold the Taiko™ Unit by placing your hand
under the Upper Guide (
4. Slightly press down on the Bezel and raise the
5. Slide the body up and back to detach it from the
8. Set the Bezel in the door hole and attach the two
(2) Bezel Brackets to the back side of the Bezel
using the two (2) Hexagonal Nuts previously
removed (
Figure 2-5).
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Section 2Taiko™ Series Banknote Acceptor Installation
Figure 2-5 Mounting the Taiko Bezel
Figure 2-5 Mounting the Taiko Bezel
Bezel Brackets
Hexagonal
Nuts
Figure 2-6 Installing the Taiko Bezel
Figure 2-6 Installing the Taiko Bezel
j
k
l
PIN
Figure 2-7 Closing the Taiko Upper Guide
Figure 2-7 Closing the Taiko Upper Guide
Click
Caution: Ensure that the Taiko Unit body
and Bezel are firmly installed and
securely fixed to the door before closing
the Upper Guide; When closing the
Upper Guide, be careful not to get your
finger caught under the lid when closing
it.
NOTE: When removing a Taiko Unit, perform the
previously described procedure in reverse.
Figure 2-8 Attaching a Taiko PowerConnector
Figure 2-8 Attaching a Taiko Power Connector
WARNING: When installing a Taiko Unit,
or connecting its Harness Plug, be sure
power to the harness is disconnected.
The Taiko Unit is only designed to use a
12 or 24 Volt DC input. Any other power
level can damage the Taiko Unit!
If the power Harness itself is strongly
pulled on, it may tear loose from its
Connector’s Pins.
Power Harness Wiring Procedure
Before beginning to build a Power Interface
Connector, ensure one of the two plug types listed
Table 2-1 are available.
in
Table 2-1 Power Connector Specifications
Connector
Ribbon Cable, AWG28
UL2651 or UL20012
Figure 2-8).
XG4M-1030-T
(Omron)
1.27mm Pitch Flat
9. Open the Upper Guide by pressing-in and holding
down the Upper Guide Open/Close Buttons while
lifting the Lid up (
Figure 2-6 j).
10. Insert the Bezel Installation Guide Pin into the
Bezel Guide (
Figure 2-6 k).
11. Slide the Guide all the way in and push down on
the Taiko™ Unit body (
Figure 2-6 l).
Part
Plug
Semi-CoverXG5X-0501 (Omron)N/A
Lock Lever 2 XG4Z-0002 (Omron)N/A
Applicable
Wire Size
Lock Lever SocketRibbon Cable Socket
XG5M-1032-N
(Omron)
UL1061 WAG24
Once the Power Interface Connector Plug has been
fastened to the Power/Signal Cable being used,
perform the following steps:
1. Confirm that power is NOT supplied to the new
Power Harness.
2. Insert the new Power Harness Socket into the
right side Panel Interface Connector of the
Taiko™ Unit Body (
12. Close the Upper Guide firmly until a locking
Click is heard (
3. Supply power and confirm that the Taiko™ Unit
operates properly.
Clearing a Banknote Jam
Clearing an Upper Area Banknote Jam
When an upper area Banknote jam occurs, the
Front Panel Red LED Display will begin flashing
three (3) times with a pause between flash sets.
Perform the following steps to clear a Banknote
jam within the Taiko™ Unit’s Acceptor area:
1. Remove Power from the Taiko™ Unit.
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InstallationTaiko™ Series Banknote Acceptor Section 2
Figure 2-9 Upper Area Banknote Jam
Removal
Figure 2-9 Upper Area Banknote Jam Removal
j
k
Caution: When closing the Upper
Guide, be careful not to get your finger
caught under the Lid when closing it!
Figure 2-10 Lower Area Banknote Jam
Removal
Figure 2-10 Lower Area Banknote Jam Removal
j
k
NOTE: Re-install the Taiko Unit onto the Bezel
by reversing the steps related to, and beginning
from Figure 2-6 on page 2-2 of this Section.
Figure 2-11LeftSide DIP Switch Block Location
Figure 2-11 Left Side DIP Switch Block Location
Left Side
ON
DIP Switch Block
NOTE: DIP Switch settings may vary based on
Software changes related to the specific Country
using the Taiko Unit.
ON
678IF Setting
OFFOFFOFFID-003 Serial
ONOFFOFFMDB
OFFONOFFccTalk (Non-Encrypted)
ONONOFF
ccTalk (Encrypted)
*
*. If the encryption code is unclear, refer to the “Encryption Code Initializ ation
Setting Mode” on page 2-5 of this Section to initialize the Encryption Code.
--ON
Pulse
†
†. For detailed information conce rning Communication Settings, refer to the
individual Country’s Software Information Sheet.
2. Press-in on the Upper Guide Open/Close Buttons
and open the Upper Guide in the direction indi
-
cated in Figure 2-9 j.
3. Remove the jammed Banknote as illustrated in
Figure 2-9 k.
Clearing a Lower Area Banknote Jam
When a lower area Banknote jam occurs, the Front
Panel Red LED Display will begin flashing four (4)
times with a pause between flash sets.
Perform the following steps to clear a Banknote
jam within the Taiko™ Unit’s Transport area:
1. Remove Power from the Taiko™ Unit.
2. Remove the Taiko™ Unit body from the mounted
Bezel Section (review removal instruction shown
in
Figure 2-3 on page 2-1 of this Section).
3. Remove the Lower Lid by pressing in on the
Lower Lid Lock Release Button (
4. Remove the jammed Banknote as illustrated in
Figure 2-10 k.
Figure 2-10 j).
DIP Switch Configurations
The communication method and various Taiko™
Unit functions can be selected by using the Unit’s
Left side set of DIP Switches (
Table 2-2 lists the various typical DIP Switch settings available for programing the Taiko™ Unit.
*. For details concerning the Test Mode, refer to “Performance Test
Diagnostics” on page 6-6 in Section 6.
†. The acceptance rate will be improved, but operation time will increase
if a Banknote is rejected.
‡. Anti-Fishing prevention will be improved, but operation time will
increase.
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Section 2Taiko™ Series Banknote Acceptor Installation
ON
Figure 2-12 “Accept” Mode DIP Switch
Settings
Figure 2-12 “Accept” Mode DIP Switch Settings
ON
Figure 2-13 “Inhibit” Mode DIP SwitchSettings
Figure 2-13 “Inhibit” Mode DIP Switch Settings
ON
NOTE: The Accept/Reject setting for a Banknote
denomination can be confirmed by observing the
Front Panel LED Color. After an initial operation
is performed, the LED will flash a number of
times equal to the total number of Banknote
denominations processed. Blue indicates an
‘Accept’ setting and Red indicates a ‘Reject’
setting.
Figure 2-14Define Pattern 1 DIP SwitchSettings
Figure 2-14 Define Pattern 1 DIP Switch Settings
ON
Table 2-3 lists the various special DIP Switch
settings available for programing the Taiko™ Unit.
Table 2-3 Programming DIP Switch Settings
Setting Function SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 SW5 SW6 SW7 SW8
LED
Mode
Accept
Setting
Setting
Define
Pattern 1
Define
Pattern 2
ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF
Inhibit
ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON OFF
ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF
ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF ON OFF
ON ON ON ONON ON OFF OFF
*
ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ONON
*
ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON
“Software Downloading Procedure” on page 6-1 in
Denom.
Val ue
Setting
Mode
Pattern
Setting
Mode
Encryption Code
Initialization Setting
Download Mode
Adjustment Mode
*. For details concerning Taiko™ Software Download and Adjustment
Modes, refer to
Section 6 of this Service Manual.
Denomination Setting Mode
Perform the Accept/Inhibit setting function for the
Banknote Denomination required based on the
Software requirements of the Specific Country in
which it is being used. The default settings are to
accept all Denominations of the Specific Country.
A
CCEPT SETTING MODE
To establish an “Accept” setting function, perform
the following steps:
I
NHIBIT SETTING MODE
To establish an “Inhibit” setting function, perform
the following steps:
1. Remove Power from the Taiko™ Unit.
2. Set DIP Switch No.1, No. 6 and No.7 to ON (Figure 2-13).
3. Re-apply Power to the Taiko™ Unit.
4. After the Front Panel LED display flashes White,
set DIP Switch No.1 to the OFF position to enter
the Setting Mode.
5. Insert the Banknote Denomination to be inhibited
into the Insertion Slot. The setting is registered if
the Front Panel LED display flashes an Orange
Color, and the inserted Banknote is returned.
6. Insert next Banknote Denomination to be inhibited until all required values have been processed.
The Banknote ‘Accept’ or ‘Inhibit’ programing
operations are now complete.
1. Remove power from the Taiko™ Unit.
2. Set DIP Switch No.1 and No.6 to ON (See Figure
2-12 above).
3. Re-apply Power to the Taiko™ Unit.
4. After the Front Panel LED display flashes White,
set DIP Switch No.1 to the
OFF position to enter
the Setting Mode.
5. Insert the Banknote Denomination to be accepted
into the Insertion Slot. The setting registered is
correct if the Front Panel LED Display flashes a
light Blue Color, and the inserted Banknote is
returned.
6. Insert the next Banknote Denomination to be
accepted until all required values have been
processed, set and accepted.
To define a “Pattern 2” (a fading Color Sequence)
operating function, perform the following steps:
1. Remove Power from the Taiko™ Unit.
2. Set DIP Switch No.1, No.3 and No.7 to ON (Figure 2-15).
2
Interface Connector Pin
Assignments
Table 2-5, Table 2 -6, Table 2-7 and Table 2-8 list
the various Connector Pin Labels for adapting these
available Communication Standards to the Unit.
3. Re-apply power to the Taiko™ Unit.
4. Set DIP Switch No.1 to OFF to cause the LED
Display Pattern to emulate “Pattern 2” when
operating.
Encryption Code Initialization Setting
Mode
When the ccTalk Encrypted Communication Code
is unknown, use the set the Encryption Code Initial
ization DIP Switch setting to use the last 6 digits of
the specific Taiko™ Serial Number, located on the
back side of a Taiko™ Unit as the Encryption
Code.
To set the “Encryption Mode” operating function,
perform the following steps:
1. Remove Power from the Taiko™ Unit.
2. Set DIP Switch No.1 through No.6 to ON, and
Switches No.7 and No.8 to
3. Re-apply Power to the Taiko™ Unit.
4. Set DIP Switch No.1 to OFF to initialize the
Encryption Code setting.
The Taiko™ installation DIP Switch settings are
now complete.
Error Codes & Conditions
Table 2-4 lists the Red Error Code flash sequence
definitions displayed by the Taiko™ Front Panel
LED indicator.
Table 2-4 Red LED Error Code Flash Definitions
Red FlashesError Indicated
2
ROM Error
3Banknote Jam inside Ejection Slot
4Banknote remains inside the Transport Path
5EEPROM Read/Write Error
6Motor Error
8Entrance Solenoid Error
9Exit Solenoid Error
12Sensor Operation with Abnormal Timing
OFF (Figure 2-16).
Table 2-5 Serial ID-003/MDB Interface Pin
Assignments
Pin No.
-
*. I/O (Input/Output) is the function viewed from the Banknote Acceptor
Side.
†. 24V DC is available only when the optional 24V DC Specification is
used.
Signal
Name
1NC-No Connection
2NC-No Connection
3RXD-
4RXD+
5TXD-
6TXD+
7Vcc-+12V DC Power (7-Pin)
8Vss-Power Ground
9Vcc-
10NC-No Connection
*
I/O
Data Receive Line
IN
(Active when current is present)
Data Send Line
OUT
(Active when current is present)
+24V DC Power (9-Pin)
Function
†
Table 2-6 ccTalk Interface Pin Assignments
Pin No.
*. I/O (Input/Output) is the function viewed from the Banknote Acceptor
Side.
†. 24V DC is available only when the optional 24V DC Specification is
used.
Signal
Name
1ccTalkIN/OUT ccTalk Send/Receive Line
2ccTalk-ccTalk GND Line
3NC-No Connection
4NC-No Connection
5NC-No Connection
6NC-No Connection
7Vcc-+12V DC Power (7-Pin)
8Vss-Power Ground
9Vcc-
10NC-No Connection
*
I/O
+24V DC Power (9-Pin)
Function
†
Table 2-7 Pulse Interface Pin Assignments
Pin No.
Signal
Name
1
2NC-No Connection
3
4
5Vend (-)
6Vend (+)
7Vcc-+12V DC Power (7-Pin)
NC
Enable/
Disable (-)
Enable/
Disable (+)
*
I/O
-
No Connection
Enable/Disable Signal Input Line
IN
(Enabled when current is present)
(Disabled when current is NOT present)
Section 2Taiko™ Series Banknote Acceptor Installation
Figure 2-18ID-001 Interface Connector
Figure 2-18 ID-001 Interface Connector
Internal 16-Pin S16B-PADSS-1 (JST)
Caution: Do not use Alcohol, thinner or
citrus based products for cleaning any
surfaces. The Lenses can become
clouded by chemical effect that may
cause acceptance errors.
Figure 2-19 Sensor Cleaning
Figure 2-19 Sensor Cleaning
Lens
Roller
Lint-free Cloth Cotton Swab Air
Before
Cleaning
After
Cleaning
Belt
Table 2-7 Pulse Interface Pin Assignments
Pin No.
*. I/O (Input/Output) is the function viewed from the Banknote Acceptor
Side.
†. 24V DC is available only when the optional 24V DC Specification is
used.
Signal
Name
8Vss-Power Ground
9Vcc-
10NC-No Connection
*
I/O
+24V DC Power (9-Pin)
Function
†
Table 2-8 Parallel ID-001 Interface Pin
Assignments
Pin No.
*. I/O (Input/Output) is the function viewed from the Banknote Acceptor
Side.
Signal
Name
1Vcc-+12V DC Power
2Vss-+12V DC Power Ground
3Vss-Power Supply Ground
4NC-No Connection
5ACK
6REJREJect Signal Receive Line
7INHINHibit Signal Receive Line
8VAL ID
9VEND1VEND1 Valid Send Signal Line
10VEND2VEND2 Valid Send Signal Line
11VEND3VEND3 Valid Send Signal Line
12NC-No Connection
13NC-No Connection
14BUSY
15ABNABortNote Signal Line
16STKFSTacKerFull Signal Line
*
I/O
ACKnowledge Signal Receive Line
IN
Vend VALID Send Signal Line
OUT
BUSY Signal Send Line
OUT
Function
Cleaning Procedures
To clean the Taiko™ Unit, gently rub the Sensors
and Rollers clean using a dry, soft, lint-free cloth
ONLY.
Do not use any Alcohol, solvents, Citrus based
products or scouring agents that may cause damage
to the Validation Section Sensors and/or Rollers.
Sensor and Roller Cleaning Procedure
To clean the Taiko™ Unit, proceed as follows:
1. Turn the Taiko™ Unit and Host Machine’s Power
OFF.
2. Open the Taiko™ Upper Guide.
3. Clean the appropriate path and Lens of each
Sensor (See Figure 2-21 areas “a” through “k”
and the corresponding descriptions listed in Tabl e
2-9 to locate each Sensor that requires cleaning).
InstallationTaiko™ Series Banknote Acceptor Section 2
Figure 2-20JCM Waffletechnology Cleaning Card
Figure 2-20 JCM Waffletechnology Cleaning Card
New Cleaning Card
Cleaning Card Pouch
Available Cleaning Card
A JCM Waffletechnology Bill Validator Cleaning
Card is now available (JCM Part No. 501-100252R,
Manufacturer’s Part No. KWJCM-B5B15M). The
Cleaning Card is designed to be used as a supple
mental part of a Preventive Maintenance program
to help in reducing dirt and Paper dust build-up
within a Unit. This will optimize performance
between regular Preventive Maintenance intervals.
This is the only cleaning card authorized for use on
the Taiko (PUB-7/11) Validator (
Figure 2-20).
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Card Features
• A unique Waffletechnology design that hugs all
surfaces to insure complete surface cleaning
• Specially designed scrubber patterns insure
that belts and O-ring Rollers are cleaned and
lubricated to prevent them from drying out.
Directions For Use
1. Remove Cleaning Card from pouch and insert it
into the Banknote Validator.
2. The Cleaning Card will be accepted and then
automatically returned.
3. Dispose of used Card in an environmentally safe
manner.
For more information and a list of Authorized
Waffletechnology Distributers visit:
http://www.jcmwaffletechnology.com.
Operational Check
Once the Taiko™ Unit is installed, perform the following steps to ensure the Taiko™ Unit is in its
normal Operational Mode:
1. Remove Power and perform Test No.5 “Acceptance Test Procedure” on page 6-7 of Section 6 in
this Service Manual. Return the DIP Switches to
their pre-Test Operational Mode positions, and reapply Power to the Taiko™ Unit.
NOTE: Insert the new Bezel Guide
into the Bezel, replace and tighten
the two (2) mounting screws that
secure the Bezel to the Bezel Guide.
WARNING: Tightening the screws
with too much force can damage
the Bezel. The necessary torque
is 6.196 inch-lbs (0.7Nm).
Figure 4-2 Taiko CPU Board Cover Removal
b
a
1
a
2
Figure 4-2 Taiko CPU Board Cover Removal
NOTE: If the Unit is the PUB-11,
unplug the single (1) MAG Sensor
Relay Harness (Figure 4-3 d).
Figure 4-3Taiko CPU Circuit Board Removal
d
a
1
a
2
a
3
a
4
c
1
c
2
c
1
c
2
b
Figure 4-3 Taiko CPU Circuit Board Removal
Banknote Acceptor
Section 4
This section provides disassembly and reassembly
instructions for the Taiko PUB-7/11 Banknote
Acceptor Series. This section contains the follow
ing information:
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• Tool Requirements
• Bezel Guide Removal
• CPU Circuit Board Removal
• MAG Circuit Board Removal (PUB-11)
• Transport Drum Removal
• Sensor Circuit Board Removal
• Encoder Board and Drive Motor Removal
• Entrance and Exit Solenoid Removal
Tool Requirements
The following tools will be required to perform disassembly and reassembly:
• #1 & #2 Phillips Screw Drivers
• Medium Flat Blade Screw Driver
• E-Ring Holder
• Needle Nose Pliers
Bezel Guide Removal
To remove the Bezel Guide, proceed as follows:
1. Remove two (2) mounting screws (Figure 4-1 a1
& a2) located behind the Bezel Guide.
2. Separate the Bezel Guide (Figure 4-1 b) from the
Front Bezel (Figure 4-1 c).
CPU Circuit Board Removal
To remove the CPU Circuit Board, proceed as follows:
1. Insert a medium size Flat blade Screw Driver into
the gap located on the left or right side area (
ure 4-2 a1 & a2) of the Upper Guide Cover (Fig-
ure 4-2 b), and lift the Upper Guide Cover up and
off the Unit.
2. Unplug the four (4) Harness Connectors (Figure
4-3 a1 to a4) from the CPU Circuit Board (Figure
5. Remove the Transport Drum (Figure 4-7 a) from
the Unit.
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Figure 4-8 Transport Drum End CoverRemoval
Right End
a
1
a
2
a
3
a
4
a
5
a
6
Left End
b
1
b
2
Figure 4-8 Transport Drum End Cover Removal
Figure 4-9Dual Feed Roller Assembly
Removal
b
a
1
a
2
d
1
d
2
d
3
d
5
d
4
d
6
e
1-3
e
4-6
Figure 4-9 Dual Feed Roller Assembly Removal
NOTE: Be careful that the six (6)
Washers (Figure 4-9 d
1
to d6) and
the six (6) Gears (Figure 4-9 e
1
to
e
6
) are not lost when removing the
Feed Roller Assemblies.
Figure 4-10Transport Drum Separation
a
b
a
b
c
Figure 4-10 Transport Drum Separation
Figure 4-11Upper Center Guide Prism
Removal
a
b
c
Figure 4-11 Upper Center Guide Prism Removal
Figure 4-12Upper Guide Sensor Board
Removal
b
c
a
2
a
1
Figure 4-12 Upper Guide Sensor Board Removal
Sensor Circuit Board Removal
To remove the Sensor Circuit Board, proceed as
follows:
1. Remove the six (6) Mounting Screws (Figure 4-8
a1 to a6) retaining the right and left Transport
Drum End Covers (
2. Remove the right and left Transport Drum End
Covers from the Transport Drum (
b2).
Figure 4-8 b1 & b2).
Figure 4-8 b1 &
6. Unplug the Relay Harness connected between the
upper and lower Center Guide.
7. Remove the single (1) Mounting Screw (Figure 411 a) retaining the Prism (Figure 4-11 b) on the
Upper Center Guide (Figure 4-11 c), and remove
the Prism from the Upper Center Guide.
3. Remove the right and left Feed Roller Assemblies
(
Figure 4-9 a1 & a2) from the Center Drum Unit
Assembly (Figure 4-9 b).
4. Insert a small Flat Blade Screw Driver into the
5. Twist and pry the upper portion of the Center
Guide up, to separate the upper and the lower
Center Guides (
Figure 4-10 b & c).
Figure 4-10a.
8. Remove the two (2) Mounting Screws (Figure 412 a1 & a2) retaining the Sensor Circuit Board
(Figure 4-12 b).
9. Slide the Sensor Circuit Board out through the
side opening slit provided and remove the Sensor
Circuit Board from the Upper Center Guide (
ure 4-12 c).
Fig-
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Figure 4-13Motor Drive Assembly Removal
a
b
c
Figure 4-13 Motor Drive Assembly Removal
Figure 4-14Encoder Circuit Board Removal
a
b
c
Figure 4-14 Encoder Circuit Board Removal
Figure 4-15 Lower Guide Assembly Removal
a
b
2
b
1
Figure 4-15 Lower Guide Assembly Removal
Figure 4-16 Lower Guide Assembly Removal
b
a
2
a
1
c
2
c
1
Figure 4-16 Lower Guide Assembly Removal
NOTE: Be careful that the two (2)
bushings (Figure 4-16 c
1
& c2)
located on the left and right sides of
the Rear Guide Assembly are not
lost when removing the assembly.
Encoder Board and Drive Motor
Removal
To remove the Transport Drum Encoder Circuit
Board and Drive Motor Assembly, proceed as fol
lows:
1. Remove the single (1) Mounting Screw (Figure 413 a) from the Lower Center Guide (Figure 4-13
b).
2. Remove the Motor Drive Assembly (Figure 4-13
c) from the Lower Center Guide.
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3. Remove the single (1) Mounting Screw (Figure 414 a) retaining the Encoder Circuit Board (Figure
4-14 b), and take the Encoder Circuit Board off
the Motor Drive Assembly (Figure 4-14 c).
Entrance and Exit Solenoid
Removal
To remove the Transport Entrance and Exit Solenoid Units, proceed as follows:
1. Remove the Lower Guide Assembly (Figure 4-15
a) by pressing the Lower Guide Locks (Figure 4-
15 b1 & b2) in the direction indicated by the small
arrows.
2. Remove the two (2) Mounting Screws (Figure 416 a1 & a2) from the Unit and remove the Rear
NOTE: See Figure A-1 on page A-5 to
identify each maintenance part number to
order.
WARNING: Make sure the External
Power Supply is OFF when connecting
the Harnesses to the Taiko™ PUB-7/11.
Failure to do so may cause electrical
shock and/or permanent damage to the
equipment.
Figure 6-1 DIP Switch & Connector Locations
Figure 6-1 DIP Switch & Connector Locations
ON
DIP Switch Block
Interface
Connector
Maintenance
Connector
Optional
Connector
Figure 6-2 TaikoPC Download Program Screen
Figure 6-2 Taiko PC Download Program Screen
a
b
c
d
Banknote Acceptor
Section 6
This section provides Calibration and Performance
Testing instructions for the Taiko
Banknote Acceptor (PUB-7/11). This section
™ Series
contains the following information:
• Workbench Tool Requirements
• Software Download Preparation
• Software Downloading Procedure
• Calibration Procedure
• Performance Test Diagnostics
Workbench Tool Requirements
The following workbench tools are required;
• Taiko Unit (PUB-7/11)
• JCM Power Supply
• Taiko Harness A
• Taiko Harness B
• VM-450 Harness (for ID-001)
• VM-450 Unit (for ID-001)
• KS-070 Reference Paper (without Bar Code Reader)
• KS-088 Reference Paper (with Bar Code Reader)
• PC (Windows
• Taiko Download Program CD
®
2000/XP)
– Set DIP Switch No.1, 7 and 8 to ‘ON’
– Set DIP Switches No.2 through 6 ‘OFF’.
3. Supply power to the PUB-7/11. The Green Front
Panel Indicator LED will begin flashing approxi
mately once every second.
Software Downloading Procedure
PC Program Installation
The following PC initialization functions are
required prior to downloading software:
1. Create and name a new PUB Folder on your PC.
2. Extract the PC Program ZIP File and save the
expanded file program contents in the PUB file
Folder just created.
3. Open the Folder and Double Mouse-click on
“Ver.1.20.exe” of the expanded PUB-7/11 PC
Download Program. The Download Program Ver.1.20 Screen shown in
Figure 6-2 will appear.
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Software Download Preparation
The following instructions describe how to decompress and store a downloaded program onto a PC
for eventual installation into the Taiko™ Banknote
Acceptor:
1. Refer to Figure 6-3 interconnection diagram to
properly connect the power supply, various
2. Figure 6-1 illustrates the Taiko’s external connectors, DIP Switch Block locations and its initial
Switch settings. To prepare the PUB-7/11 for a
software download, set the DIP Switches as fol
lows:
4. Mouse-click on the ”BROWSE” Screen Button
(
Figure 6-2 a) and select the desired Software
Program required for installation (i.e., example =
Pll.10801.usa2).
5. Select an available PC COM Port Number from
the “Port” pull-down Menu (Figure 6-2 b).
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6. Confirm that a Baud Rate of 38400 is selected; if
not, set the Baud Rate to 38400 from the “Baud-
rate
” pull-down Menu (Figure 6-2 c).
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NOTE: See Figure A-1 on page A-5 to
identify each maintenance part number to
order.
NOTE: Use a Test Bench and a Harness
instead of an external Power Supply. A Test
Bench and a Harness are to be dedicated
by each individual Country’s User Protocol
Specification requirements.
c) VM-450 Supply Unit
d) JCM Power Supply Unit or Equivalent
e) Host Machine
f) Taiko™ Harness B
g) VM-450 Harness
h) Taiko™ Harness A
i) Host Machine Harness (User prepared).
7. Mouse-click on the large “Start Download”
Screen Button (
ing the selected Software File.
8. When downloading is complete, the Taiko™
Front Panel LED will turn a Blue Color.
9. Turn the Taiko™ power ‘OFF’, and remove the
programing connections from the Taiko™ Unit.
Figure 6-2 d) to begin download-
Writing a New Serial Number
Upgrading/Replacing Software
The initial software downloading procedure has
been described previously in the
loading Procedure" on page 6-1 of this Section.
However, when the Taiko™ Software has been
upgraded or the Taiko™ Unit’s CPU Board has
been replaced, new software must be downloaded
to the Taiko™ Unit.
P
ROGRAMMING REQUIREMENTS
When downloading new software, the items listed
below are required.
Calibration and TestingTaiko™ Series Banknote Acceptor Section 6
NOTE: When a Taiko™ Unit is installed into
a Host Machine, the Power Supply Unit,
Taiko™ Harness “A” and the VM-450
Connection Harness are not required.
Figure 6-4 JCM Serial Number Writer Screen
Figure 6-4 JCM Serial Number Writer Screen
New Serial Number
Current Serial Number
a
c
b
d
NOTE: When the CPU Circuit Board is new,
nothing will be displayed in the Text Box.
NOTE: When writing a Serial Number into
Taiko™ Memory using SerialNo.exe, the
new Serial Number will be used as the new
Encryption Code Number.
Table 6-1 Test Bench Interface Protocols
Interface
Protocol
ID-003-MDB/
Pulse/ccTalk
†
ID-001
*. Use JCM Power Supply Unit or equivalent. Or use Taiko™ Harness
“A” (EDP# 127527or JCME G00183 for ID-003 & G00182 for ID-0E3).
†. Use JCM Power Supply Unit or equivalent VM-450 Harness.
*
Operating
Label
X3BlackYes
01WhiteNo
Re-Programming Connection Procedure
When re-programming a Taiko™ Unit the following DIP Switch settings and cable connections are
required:
1. On the DIP Switch Block located on the right
side of the Taiko™ Unit, set DIP Switches No.1,
7 and 8 to
2. Connect the PC, Harness and Power Supply Unit
cables to the Taiko™ Unit as shown in Figure 6-1
on page 6-1 of this Section.
Ensure that the Taiko™ Unit is connected to the
PC using a Taiko™ Harness “B” to ensure the
proper connection is made to the Taiko™ Unit.
3. Turn the Taiko™ Unit power ON.
4. Check that the Front Panel Taiko™ LED flashes
White.
5. Set DIP Switch No.1 to OFF.
6. Check that the Taiko™ LED is extinguished.
ON.
Serial Number Writer Application Use
When replacing a Taiko™ CPU Circuit Board, perform the following steps to write a new Serial
Number onto it:
1. Refer to the previous "Software Downloading
Procedure" on page 6-1 of this Section to properly perform a PC Software Download, and to
Figure 6-1 on page 6-1/Figure 6-3 on page 6-2 to
identify the tools, harness connections and DIP
Switch Settings required to transfer Software to
the Taiko™ Unit.
2. Double Mouse-Click on SerialNo.exe in the
Folder created in Step One (1) of "PC Program
Interface
Connector
Optional
Connector
Installation" on page 6-1, and then the following
window will appear.
3. Mouse-Click on the Read Serial Number Screen
Button (
Figure 6-4 a) and the current Unit’s
Serial Number will be displayed in the Text Box
next to the Button.
4. Enter a new 6-digit Serial Number in the input
Text Box next to the
Write Serial Number Screen
Button (Figure 6-4 b). Example: If the Unit’s
Serial Number is 03050438058, enter the last 6
digits of the Serial Number into the Text Box
(e.g., 438058).
5. Mouse-click on the Write Serial Number Screen
Button (Figure 6-4 c) to begin writing a new
Serial Number into the Taiko™ Memory.
6. When Serial Number writing is complete, the
Taiko™ LED will flash a Blue Color.
7. Mouse-click on the Exit Screen Button (Figure 6-
4 d) to close the Screen.
Cloning Units
Use the Clone Harness, to copy Software from a
Master Taiko™ Unit to any Slave Taiko™ Unit.
Perform this procedure as often as necessary to
copy Software to all available Taiko™ Units.
Required Items
When cloning Taiko™ Units, the items listed
below are required;
4. Confirm that the White LED on the Master
Taiko™ Unit is flashing, and that the Green LED
on the Slave Taiko™ Unit is also flashing.
5. Set Master Taiko™ Unit DIP Switch #1 ‘OFF’ to
Refer to the applicable Software Information Sheet
to obtain the required cloning features Software.
C
LONING PROCEDURES
Perform the steps to Clone a Taiko™ Unit:
1. Connect the Master Taiko™ Unit, the Slave
Taiko™ Unit, the Power Supply Unit and the
Harnesses as illustrated in
2. Set Master Taiko™ Unit DIP Switches #1, 2,7
and 8 to ‘
3. Set the Slave Taiko™ Unit DIP Switches #1, 7
and 8 to ‘
ON’.
ON’.
Figure 6-5.
begin the cloning process.
6. When cloning begins, the Master Taiko™ Unit’s
Front Panel LED will be a Pink Color, and the
Slave Taiko™ Unit LED will be a Yellow Color.
7. When the Slave Taiko™ Unit’s Front Panel LED
lights Blue (or flashes Green), the cloning process is complete (after approximately 15 minutes).
8. Set the Master Taiko™ Unit’s DIP Switch #1 to
‘
ON’ to end the cloning process.
9. When creating another Taiko™ Unit Clone, turn
the power to all of the Units OFF and re-connect
the next Slave Taiko™ Unit in place of the previ
ously cloned Unit; then re-perform this procedure
from Step 2 again.
Calibration and TestingTaiko™ Series Banknote Acceptor Section 6
NOTE: This task should only be
accomplished at a Workbench.
NOTE: See Figure A-1 on page A-5 to
identify each maintenance part number to
order.
Figure 6-6 Removing Taiko from Bezel Mount
Figure 6-6 Removing Taiko from Bezel Mount
Figure 6-7 Adjustment DIP Switch Setting
Figure 6-7 Adjustment DIP Switch Setting
ON
Figure 6-8Reference PaperInsertion
Figure 6-8 Reference Paper Insertion
a
b
KS-070 or KS-088
Figure 6-9 Adjustment Complete Paper Ejec-tion
Figure 6-9 Adjustment Complete Paper Ejection
WARNING: If the adjustments and/or
EEPROM Data writing procedures are
not successfully completed, the Red
LED will light! In this case, start the
procedure over again from the very
beginning.
Calibration Procedure
Calibration Description
Calibration sets a starting reference point for all
Optical and Magnetic Sensors within the Taiko™
Unit.
Calibration Tool Requirements
The equipment and tools listed below are required
to perform Taiko™ Workbench calibration.
• Taiko Unit (PUB-7/11)
• JCM Power Supply
• Taiko Harness A
• Download Application
• KS-088 Reference Paper (with Bar Code Reader)
When to Calibrate
– After new software has been downloaded
– After a Banknote Acceptor component has
been disassembled/reassembled for repair
– After the CPU and/or Sensor Circuit Board
has been replaced.
5. Set DIP Switch No.1 to ‘OFF’ and confirm that
the Green Front Panel LED is lit (ON).
6. Insert the KS-070 Reference Paper into the
Taiko™ Unit (
the Barcode Coupon Specification Unit is
required, insert the KS-088 Reference Paper.
When the Rollers begin to rotate, continue insert
ing the Reference Paper all the way into the Unit
(Figure 6-8 b).
7. When the Reference Paper reaches the inner
limit, the Front Panel LED will flash a Green
Color.
8. Turn DIP Switch No.8 ‘OFF’ to begin the Calibration Procedure.
9. Confirm that the Front Panel Ye ll ow LED is lit,
indicating a Sensor Adjustment is occurring.
10. When the Paper adjustment is complete, the
Reference Paper will exit out of the Taiko™ Unit
automatically (
Figure 6-8 a), or if calibration of
Figure 6-9).
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Initial Settings
1. Make sure power is not supplied to the Taiko™
Unit intended for calibration, and remove it from
its Bezel mounting (
2. Connect an External Power Supply. (Figure 6-3
and Figure 6-5).
3. Set Right Side Panel DIP Switches No. 1, 2 and 8
11. Remove the KS-070 or KS-088 Reference Paper.
The Front Panel LED will flash Green.
12. Turn DIP Switch No.8 ‘ON’ to begin the NonPaper Calibration Procedure.
13. When the Non-Paper Adjustment and EEPROM
data writing procedures are complete, confirm
that the Front Panel LED is lit a Blue Color.
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ON
WARNING: If the Red LED lights, the DIP
Switch Block is faulty.
WARNING: If the Red LED lights, the
Transport Motor is faulty.
WARNING: If the Red LED lights, the
Transport Motor is faulty.
Performance Test Diagnostics
The Taiko™ Unit is equipped with various diagnostic features to aid in repair and maintenance.
This section describes the test procedure required
for each function using specific DIP Switch set
tings to identify the cause of a suspect failure condition.
In order to identify a failure condition’s cause, the
Taiko™ Unit has to be in the TEST Mode.
The various Taiko™ Tests available and their
related DIP Switch settings are listed in
Table 6-2 Taiko TEST DIP Switch Settings
Setting Function SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 SW5 SW6 SW7 SW8
DIP Switch Test ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON
Transport Motor
Forward
Rotation Test
Transport Motor
Reverse
Rotation Test
Aging TestON
Solenoid TestON
Acceptance
Te st
Entrance
Flapper Test
Exit Flapper
Te st
DIP S
WITCH TESTS
OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF
ON
ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF
ON
ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF
ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF
ON
OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF
OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF
ON
ON
ON OFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF
Prior to entering the Test Mode, perform the
following steps to test the DIP Switch Functions:
1. Set all DIP Switches to their ON position and
supply Power to the Taiko™ Unit.
2. Set DIP Switch No.1 to OFF to begin the Test.
The Front Panel LED will light a steady Yellow
Color.
3. Set DIP Switches No. 1, 5 and 7 to OFF, and
verify that the Front Panel LED lights Green.
4. Now, set DIP Switches No. 2, 4, 6 and 8 to OFF,
and verify that the Front Panel LED lights Blue.
No.1 Transport Motor Forward Rotation Test
This Test detects the Taiko™ Units forward Motor
speed rotational rate. Confirm that the Motor oper
ates smoothly without emitting abnormal noise.
1. Set DIP Switch No.1 to ON and supply power to
the Taiko™ Unit.
2. Set DIP Switch No.1 to OFF to begin the Test.
The Transport Motor will rotate in a forward
direction. The Blue Front Panel LED will flash,
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Table 6-2.
and despite the number of flashes, the Test is
complete when no error is detected.
No.2 Transport Motor Reverse Rotation Test
This Test detects the Taiko™ Unit’s reverse Motor
speed rotational rate. Confirm that the Motor oper
ates smoothly without emitting abnormal noise.
1. Set DIP Switch No.1 and No.2 ON and supply
power to the Taiko™ Unit.
2. Set DIP Switch No.1 to OFF to begin the Test.
The Transport Motor will rotate in a reverse
direction. The Blue Front Panel LED will flash,
and despite the number of flashes, the Test is
complete when no error is detected.
No.3 Aging Test Procedure
This Test detects component aging within the
Taiko™ Unit. Proceed as follows to perform the
Aging Test:
1. Set DIP Switches No. 1, 2 and 4 ON and supply
the Power to the Taiko™ Unit.
2. Set DIP Switch No.1 to OFF to begin the Test.
The Taiko™ Unit will begin repeating the fol
lowing operation continuously:
– The Motor rotates forward, then
– The Motor rotates in reverse.
A Blue Front Panel Color indicates proper
operation.
If a Sensor error occurs during an Aging Test, the
Taiko™ will stop operating. The Sensor exhibiting the error can be determined by counting the
number of LED flashes and comparing the count
to the list in the first part of Table 6-3.
Calibration and TestingTaiko™ Series Banknote Acceptor Section 6
WARNING: If the Red LED lights, the
Solenoid is faulty.
WARNING: If the Red LED lights, the
Entrance Flapper is faulty.
WARNING: If the Red LED lights, the Exit
Flapper is faulty.
Table 6-3 Aging Test Error Codes (Cont.)
Flash No.
& Color
6Left NIR Transmissive (Lower to Upper)
7Right Blue Transmissive (Lower to Upper)
8Left Blue Transmissive (Lower to Upper)
1Right IR Transmissive (Upper to Lower)
2Left IR Transmissive (Upper to Lower)
3Right Red Transmissive (Upper to Lower)
4Left Red Transmissive (Upper to Lower)
5Right NIR Transmissive (Upper to Lower)
6Left NIR Transmissive (Upper to Lower)
7Right Blue Transmissive (Upper to Lower)
8Left Blue Transmissive (Upper to Lower)
Sensor Location
No.4 Solenoid Test Procedure
The Solenoid Test detects the Solenoid’s normal
operating condition. Proceed as follows to perform
a Solenoid Test:
1. Set DIP Switch No. 1, 2, 3 and 4 ON and supply
the Power to the Taiko™ Unit.
2. Set DIP Switch No.1 to OFF to begin the Test.
The Taiko™ Unit will begin the following test
operation:
– The Entrance Flapper will operate ON &
OFF, then
– The Exit Flapper operates ON & OFF.
The Front Panel LED will light Blue indicating the
Test is complete and no error was detected.
Table 6-4 Solenoid Error Codes
Red FlashesError Indicated
1Entrance Solenoid not Energizing
2
3Exit Solenoid not Energizing
4Exit Solenoid Energizing, but does not Release
Entrance Solenoid Energizing, but does not
release
No.5 Acceptance Test Procedure
The Acceptance Test detects the proper presence of
inserted Banknotes. Proceed as follows to perform
an Acceptance Test:
1. Set DIP Switch No.1 and No.5 ON and supply the
Power to the Taiko™ Unit.
2. Set DIP Switch No.1 to OFF to begin the Test.
3. Insert a Banknote into the Taiko™ Unit. If the
Banknote is returned the Red or Yellow LED will
flash a specific number of times indicating the
return error condition.
Table 6-5 lists the flash
counts and the related error condition.
Table 6-5 LED Flash Error Codes
Red FlashesError Indicated
2ROM Error
3Banknote Jam inside Acceptor
4Banknote Remaining in the Transport Path
5Adjustment Error
6Motor Error
8Entrance Solenoid Error
9Exit Solenoid Error
12Sensor Operating with Abnormal Timing
1Slanted Banknote Insertion Rejection
4X-Rate Error
5Banknote Transportation Error
7Pattern Error
8Photo Level Error
9Inhibit Setting Value Rejection
13Banknote Length Error
14IR/Red Error
15Counterfeit Currency Rejection
No.6 Entrance Flapper Test Procedure
The Entrance Flapper Test detects proper Entrance
Flapper operation. Proceed as follows to perform
an Entrance Flapper Test:
1. Set DIP Switches No. 1, 4 and 5 ON and supply
the Power to the Taiko™ Unit.
2. Set DIP Switch No.1 to OFF to begin the Test.
The Taiko™ Unit will begin repeating the
Entrance Flapper open and close testing opera
tion.
The Blue Front Panel LED will light indicating
the Test is complete and no error was detected.
No.7 Exit Flapper Test Procedure
The Exit Flapper Test detects proper Exit Flapper
operation. Proceed as follows to perform an Exit
Flapper Test:
1. Set DIP Switches No. 1, 2, 4 and 5 ON and supply Power to the Taiko™ Unit.
2. Set DIP Switch No.1 to OFF to begin the Test.
The Taiko™ Unit will begin repeating the Exit
Flapper open and close testing operation.
The Blue Front Panel LED will light indicating
the Test is complete and no error was detected.
This section provides Troubleshooting instructions
for the Taiko
™ Banknote Acceptor (PUB-7/11)
Series. This section contains the following information:
• Introduction
• Troubleshooting Overview
• Fault Table Listings
• Usage Specifications
• Error Codes and Conditions.
Introduction
Most Banknote Validator failures are due to minor
causes. Before replacing any parts, make sure that
all assembly and Circuit Board Connectors are
properly fitted and the Harnesses are properly con
nected.
Faulty Banknote acceptance by the Validator portion of the Unit is often caused when dust or Iron
powder adheres to the Identification Sensor, Magnetic Sensor or Transport Belt. Clean the Acceptor
section first, then observe the operating state of the
Validator in detail when re-initializing power. This
observation is important in locating any failure
Table A- 1 General Fault Conditions
causes and the possible fault area. If the Validator
Head has to be repaired by disassembling it,
always re-calibrate the Sensors following a repair.
Perform all repairs by referring to Calibration and
Testing in Section 6 of this manual, and Disassembly/Reassembly in Section 4 of this manual.
Troubleshooting Overview
This product allows the operator to perform fault
diagnosis by checking various fault Table listings
against the symptom, and survey the cause(s) of
any failure occurrences during the process.
After determining the cause of the failure, execute
the Performance Test, perform a Sensor re-adjustment and then repair the Unit by replacing any
appropriate parts deemed necessary.
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Fault Table Listings
Table A-1 through Tab le A -3 each lists the various
possible Taiko fault conditions that can occur and
the necessary actions required to correct them.
Table A-6 lists the Red LED Color Flash Error
Code that may occur during normal and dynamic
testing operations.
Symptoms/Error
Messages
Banknote Acceptor is
not working
(does not accept any
Banknotes).
Possible Fault CausesCorrective Action Required
Power is not supplied to the
CPU and/or Sensor Board
The Entrance Sensor is not
working or there is a foreign
Acceptor
Incorrect Connection
Correct Software is not
downloaded
Failure
object lodged within the
entrance area
Verify that the specified Voltage and Ground Connections are supplied to
appropriate Pins of the Interface Connector.
Verify that all Harnesses and Connectors are properly fitted.
Verify if any Connector Pins are bent, missing, or broken.
Verify if the specified Voltage is being supplied to the appropriate Pin
(See "Power Harness Wiring Procedure” on page 2-2 of Section 2 in this
Service Manual).
Download the appropriate Software to the Taiko Unit (See "Software
Downloading Procedure” on page 6-1 of Section 6 in this Service
Manual).
Perform the Acceptance Test (See "Performance Test Diagnostics” on
page 6-6 of Section 6 in this Service Manual). If the Acceptance Test
result is unacceptable, replace the CPU and/or Sensor Circuit Board
(See "CPU Circuit Board Removal"and "Sensor Circuit Board Removal”
on page 4-3 of Section 4 in this Service Manual). Once the CPU/Sensor
Board is replaced, perform a complete Calibration Procedure (See the
"Calibration Procedure” on page 6-5 of Section 6 in this Service
Manual).
Remove ANY foreign objects in the Transport Path and clean the
Entrance Sensor (See "Cleaning Procedures” on page 2-6 in Section 2
of this Service Manual). Perform the Aging Test (See No.3 "Aging Test
Procedure” on page 6-6 in Section 6 of this Service Manual). If any
Sensor error is detected, replace the CPU/Sensor Board (See "CPU
Circuit Board Removal" in Section 4 of this Service Manual).
Appendix A Taiko™ Series Banknote Acceptor TroubleShooting
Table A-1 General Fault Conditions (Continued)
Symptoms/Error
Messages
Banknote jams occur
often
Acceptance rate is
low
All Banknotes being
returned
Motor rotates a few
times and stops
Can not enter the
TEST mode.
Possible Fault CausesCorrective Action Required
Clean the Feed or Pinch Roller (See "Cleaning Procedures” on page 2-6
A Feed or Pinch Roller is
soiled or broken
The Feed or Pinch Roller
Spring is missing or loose
A foreign object exists on the
Transport Path
Incorrect Bezel width for
Banknote being inserted
The Banknote width is 83mm
or larger or 62mm or smaller
(Out of Taiko Design
Specification)
Rollers, Belts and Lenses are
soiled with dirt
Sensors need adjustment
Taiko unit has not been
adjusted following
disassembly
The Software revision is out of
The Software program for the
Banknote inserted is not
The Loaded Software does not
match the currency being
DIP Switch Settings are wrong
The Host Command is set to
A CPU/Sensor failure has
Sensors needs to be cleaned
CPU Circuit Board failure
DIP Switch Settings are wrong
date
supported
validated
“inhibit” Mode
occurred
and readjusted
A DIP Switch is
suspect as broken
CPU Board failure.
in Section 2 of this Service Manual). If any roller damage is found,
replace the defective Roller; then perform the "Sensor Circuit Board
Removal” on page 4-3 of Section 4 in this Service Manual.
Examine the Feed and/or Pinch Roller Spring’s condition and replace it
as required if damage or fatigue is noted.
Remove ANY foreign object(s) found on the Transport Path and clean
the path (See "Clearing a Banknote Jam” on page 2-2 of Section 2 in this
Service Manual).
Change the Bezel Guide to represent the correct Banknote width
specification (See "Installing the PUB-7/11 Taiko Bezel” on page 2-1 of
Section 2 in this Service Manual).
Use only the acceptable Banknote width ("Technical Specifications” on
page 1-6 of Section 1 in this Service Manual).
Clean the Rollers, Belts and Lenses ("Cleaning Procedures” on page 2-6
in Section 2 of this Service Manual, and perform the "Calibration
Procedure” on page 6-5 in Section 6 of this Service Manual).
Adjust the Taiko Unit Sensors (See "Cleaning Procedures” on page 2-6
in Section 2 of this Manual and perform the "Calibration Procedure” on
page 6-5 of Section 6 in this Service Manual).
Readjust the Taiko Unit (See "Cleaning Procedures” on page 2-6 in
Section 2 of this Service Manual and perform the "Calibration
Procedure” on page 6-5 in Section 6 of this Service Manual).
Download and install the latest Software Program (See "Software
Downloading Procedure” on page 6-1 in Section 6 of this Service
Manual).
Verify if the denomination’s value issued year is appropriate for that
specified in the specific Country’s Software Information Sheet (See
Table 1-2, “Taiko PUB-7/11 Technical Specifications,” on page 1-6 of
Section 1 in this Service Manual).
Download the appropriate Software program to the Taiko Unit (See
"Software Downloading Procedure” on page 6-1 in Section 6 of this
Service Manual).
Reset the Acceptance DIP Switch settings correctly and reapply power
to the Unit (See "DIP Switch Configurations” on page 2-3 in Section 2 of
this Service Manual).
Reset the Host Command to the “Accept” Mode.
Replace the CPU and/or Sensor Circuit Board (See "CPU Circuit Board
Removal" and "Sensor Circuit Board Removal” on page 4-3 of Section 4
in this Service Manual). Once the CPU/Sensor Board is replaced,
perform a complete Calibration Procedure (See "Calibration Procedure”
on page 6-5 in Section 6 of this Service Manual).
Readjust the Taiko Unit Sensors (See "Cleaning Procedures” on page 26 in Section 2 of this Service Manual and perform the "Calibration
Procedure” on page 6-5 in Section 6 of this Service Manual).
Replace the CPU Circuit Board (See "CPU Circuit Board Removal"
procedure on page 4-1 of Section 4 in this Service Manual).
Reset the Acceptance DIP Switch settings correctly and reapply power
to the Unit (See "DIP Switch Configurations” on page 2-3 in Section 2 of
this Service Manual).
Perform the "DIP Switch Tests” on page 6-6 of Section 6 in this Service
Manual. If the DIP Switch Test result is good, replace the CPU Circuit
Board (See "CPU Circuit Board Removal" procedure in Section 4 of this
Service Manual). Once the CPU Circuit Board is replaced, perform a
complete Calibration Procedure (See "Calibration Procedure” on page 65 in Section 6 of this Service Manual).
Replace the CPU Circuit Board (See "CPU Circuit Board Removal"
procedure in Section 4 of this Service Manual). Once the CPU Circuit
Board is replaced, perform a complete Calibration Procedure (See
"Calibration Procedure” on page 6-5 in Section 6 of this Service
Manual).
TroubleShootingTaiko™ Series Banknote Acceptor Appendix A
Function
Model
Tab le A -2 Adjustment Fault Conditions
Symptoms/Error
Messages
Adjustment Error
Symptoms/Error
Messages
Cannot
communicate with the
Host Machine.
Possible Fault CausesCorrective Action Required
Wrong Reference Paper being
CPU and/or Sensor Board
used
Failure
Use the correct KS-070 or KS-88 specified Reference Paper for
calibrating the Taiko Unit.
Replace the CPU Circuit Board (See "CPU Circuit Board Removal"
procedure in Section 4 of this Service Manual). Once the CPU Circuit
Board is replaced, perform a complete Calibration Procedure (See
"Calibration Procedure” on page 6-5 in Section 6 of this Service Manual).
Table A-3 Communication Fault Conditions
Possible Fault CausesCorrective Action Required
DIP Switch settings are
incorrect
Connectors are off
or loosely fitted
Damaged Connector Pin(s)
CPU and/or Sensor Board is
corrupted
Incorrect Interface
Set all DIP Switches to OFF and re-apply power to the Taiko Unit.
Firmly re-seat all of the Communication Connectors.
Check for any bent, missing or damaged Pins in the Connector Plugs and
mating Receptacles. Straighten or replace Pins or the entire Connector.
Replace the CPU and/or Sensor Circuit Board (See "CPU Circuit Board
Removal" and "Sensor Circuit Board Removal” on page 4-3 of Section 4
in this Service Manual). Once the CPU/Sensor Board is replaced,
perform a complete Calibration Procedure (See "Calibration Procedure”
on page 6-5 in Section 6 of this Service Manual).
Verify that the correct interface between the Host Machine and the
Banknote Acceptor is being used. If wrong, reset the Interface DIP
Switches accordingly ((See "DIP Switch Configurations” on page 2-3 in
Section 2 of this Service Manual).
a term used to identify a number of devices used to validate and accept Banknotes, then
communicate the acceptance results to a host machine ...1-1
2Anti-stringing Mechanism
a method of preventing Banknotes from being illegally removed from a validator using
a string or wire to retrieve it once it has been accepted by the Unit ...1-6
B
3Bezel
The Banknote input portion of a Taiko PUB-7/11 Unit ...2-1
D
4DIP Switch
acronym for a Dual In-line Package Switch - a Printed Circuit Board mountable twoposition Slide Switch Package containing up to 16 individual ON/OFF throw Switches
...2-3
E
5EEPROM
acronym for Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory ...6-5
I
6Identification Sensor
optical sensors used for reading images on Banknotes for comparison to recorded known
image information ...A-1
7Interface
also abbreviated as I/F. Signifies and identifies the Circuitry and/or Protocol for a specific communications standard ...2-5