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CURRENCY DISCRIMINATION COUNTER SB-9(2000S) SERVICE MANUAL
Important Safety Information

Always be careful when using the machine. To reduce the risk of fire, electrical shocks, and other injuries, keep
these safety considerations in mind when installing, using, and maintaining your machine:
Stability : Place the machine on a secure, stable surface. The machine can be seriously damaged if it falls.
Power Supply : Provide correct power to the machine, as listed on the back of the machine. If you are not sure
of the type of power that is supplied to your office, call your electric company.
Grounding : If the plug has three prongs, it must be plugged into a grounded (three hole) outlet. Grounded
plugs and outlets are designed for your safety - do not try to make a three-prong plug fit into a
two-prong outlet by modifying the plug or outlet in any way. If you cannot insert the plug into your
wall outlet easily, then a qualified electrician should inspect the outlet.
Overload : Do not plug too many electrical devices into a wall outlet or an extension cord. An overloaded
outlet could be a reason of a fire and electrical shock hazard.
Cleaning : Before cleaning the machine, unplug it from the power outlet. Clean exposed parts with a soft
cloth slightly dampened with water. Do not use aerosol cleaners.
Gas Leaks : Never use any machine close to a gas leak. If you think gas is leaking, call the gas company
immediately. A small electrical spark in the machine could cause a fire or explosion.
Precaution
When using the machine, these precautions should always be followed:
1. Never push objects of any kind into your machine through the case or cabinet openings.
2. Do not use your machine near water, in wet locations, or outdoors.
3. Do not allow anything to rest on the power cord, line cord, or PC interface cable. Do not locate your machine
where the cords can be damaged by persons’ walking on them.
4. Do not allow pets to chew on the power cord or PC interface cable.
5. Use supplies or cleaning materials only as directed. Keep all supplies and materials out of the way of children.
6. The power supply turns this machine on and off. Make sure that your machine is installed near an outlet and is
easily accessible.
7. Never remove covers or guards that require a tool for removal. There are no operator serviceable areas inside
your machine. Refer servicing to authorized service personnel.
8. Never defeats interlock switches. This machine is designed to restrict operator access to unsafe areas. Covers,
guards and interlock switches are provided to ensure that the machine will not operate with covers opened.
9. Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type. Dispose of used batteries according to
the instruction.
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Managing the performance of the machine

This unit has many sophisticated sensors. Without proper maintenance, it cannot last its good performance. Please
read the “Daily Maintenance” section of this manual carefully, and do it everyday. When the performance is
deteriorated on a sudden, please clean all the sensors first before calling a service.
Safety Notes
Your machine and the supplies are designed and tested to WARNING
meet strict safety requirements. Included are safety agency Hazardous moving parts!
Keep fingers and other body parts
examination and approval and compliance to established
away
environmental standards. Please read the following
instructions carefully before operating your machine, and refer

to them as needed to ensure the continued safe operation of your machine.
Battery is used for ‘PBA POWERIO’ in this

CAUTION
machine. If wrong date and time are
Risk of explosion: if battery is replaced by an
displayed on LCD after correct setting, it is
incorrect type. Dispose of used batteries according to
necessary to change the battery of ‘PBA
the instructions.
POWERIO’. Please read the following
instructions carefully before changing the
battery.
Refer to the below Icons before reading Manual.
Icon Explanation Icon Explanation
Language of Service Manual

Check
(English)
Caution Button on Control Panel
prohibition In order of process
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Recommended Tools
Picture Description and Size Picture Description and Size
L Wrench Hexagonal Screwdriver

Ø1.5 5mm
L Wrench Screwdriver(-)
Ø2 6mm
Spanner Screwdriver(-)
7mm 1.5mm
Screwdriver(-)
Nipper
2.5mm
Screwdriver(+)
Long-nose
Ø6
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Installation ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 7

Unpacking List ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7
Choosing a Location --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7
Handling the Machine ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7
Power Cord -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8
Printer --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8
Chapter 2 Description of the Parts --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9
Out Side ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9
Interface port ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9
Sensors ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10
Rollers --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11
Chapter 3 Overview of Control Panel --------------------------------------------------------------------- 13
Operation Panel --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13
Key Define ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13
Chapter 4 Reject Reason and Error Message ------------------------------------------------------------ 14
Reject Reason ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14
LCD Error Messages -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 15
Chapter 5 Connection Diagram ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 16
Chapter 6 S/W Version Check --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 17
Chapter 7 SERVICE MENU1 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 18
Chapter 8 SERVICE MENU2 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 21
Chapter 9 Shading ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 24
UV SHADING ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 26
MR SHADING ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 28
CIS SHADING ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 31
IR SHADING ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 33
ERROR ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 34
Chapter 10 Adjustment -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 36
Gap of ADF --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 36
ADF & Pickup Roller Timing ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 37
Guide Selector ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 37
LCD (Back light) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 39
Hopper Sensitivity ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 40
Reject Pocket Sensor Level ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 41
Double Sensor Level -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 43
Chapter 11 Program Update ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 45
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Chapter 12 Assembly Drawings -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 47

Cover Exp View --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 48
Ass'y Exp View ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 49
Frame Exp View -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 50
Roller Exp View --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 51
Cover Door Top --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 52
Cover Door Top Upper ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 52
Housing Pocket --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 53
Ass'y Ope ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 54
Plate Side R -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 55
Plate Side L -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 56
Base Exp View ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 57
Bkt Stacker Sensor ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 58
Cover Top ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 59
Shaft Case Detector --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 60
Case Detector With MR ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 61
Double Sensor ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 62
Plate Reinforce ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 63
Plate Guide Upper ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 64
Plate Guide Lower ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 65
Exp Guide Lower-P ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 66
Bkt Smps Bottom ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 67
Bkt Smps Top ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 68
Chapter 13 Specifications ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 69
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1 Installation
1-1. Unpacking List

1. Machine 1 Unit
2. Bill Guide 2 pcs. ( Left / Right)
3. AC Power Code 1 pc.

4. User's Manual 1 pc.
5. Serial Cable 1 pc.
* Optional Items: Printer, Serial to USB A Cable, USB A to USB B Cable
1-2. Choosing a Location

To help guarantee trouble-free operation of your machine, place it on a flat, stable surface near your workstation.
Do not place your machine:
 In direct sunlight.
 Near heat sources or air conditioners.

 In dusty or dirty environments.
1-3. Handling the Machine

When handling or moving the machine, do not lift with grasping the Reject Pocket. The picture shows how to lift the
machine correctly.
(X) (X)
(O) Correct way to lift the machine
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1-4. Setting Up Your Machine
1-4-1. Power Cord

Plug one end of the cord into the back of the machine and the
VERSION 01. 00
other end into a standard AC power outlet.
If you turn on the power switch, the machine will display version
CHECKSUM OK
OC28
and checksum. If there is Service Call number saved by a
A/S NO.
service provider, the Call number will be displayed.
321 7654 9876
1-4-2. Printer
Your SB-9(2000S) has a serial interface port, which allows you to connect the printer to print out counting result.
To connect the printer to the machine, follow the steps below:
1. Make sure that both the SB-9(2000S) and the printer are turned off.
2. Plug the cable of printer into the serial port of SB-9(2000S).
3. Turn on the printer and SB-9(2000S).
CAUTION
In case that another port is used to avoid electrical shock, turn off SB-9(2000S) and turn on
the machine after Port is connected.
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2 Description of the Parts
2-1. Out Side
2-2. Interface Port
RS232C LAN RS232C USB USB

(RJ-11) (RJ-45) (9P D-SUB) (Type B) (Type A)
PORT INTERFACE
RS232C (RJ-11) Customer Display
LAN (RJ-45) Network (100M BPS) : Optional
RS232C (9P D-SUB) Printer or PC
USB(Type B) PC
USB(Type A) USB MEMORY (Firmware Upgrade )
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2-3. Sensors
This machine uses various sensors to detect the malfunction of the machine and the status of the notes in the
machine and to recognize the denominations of the notes. The sensors are very sensitive and if they are not
cleaned correctly everyday, this may negatively affect performance of the machine.
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Clean the sensors described below everyday after operating. The power must be turned off before cleaning and
please do not use a volatile solvent for cleaning.
MDD
Note:
In case of feed roller, clean with slightly dampened cloth with alcohol. While rotating one side of the roller manually,
stick the cloth to the other side of the roller.
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2-4. Rollers
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3 Overview of Control Panel
3-1. Operation Panel
3-2. Key Define
$ ◀▶ € Select Currency
ADD Add function On/Off
CF Counterfeit Detector On/Off
BATCH Batch function On/Off
DENOM Select a denomination
dual user mode : Counting Start (manual mode) /

5 (START)
Stop key / Transmit data or Print
PRINT Print
GT Grand Total Display
Menu Change settings or parameters / Escape from Menu
▲ Up
▼ Down
MODE Change Mode
DISPLAY Change Display Mode
Counting Start (manual mode) / Enter /Stop key /

START/ENTER
Transmit data or Print(In dual user mode)
C Clear Errors / Cancel Input
Pocket LED If some notes remain on the Reject pocket, this LED will be lit.
The function of each key could be changed.
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4 Reject Reason and Error Message
4-1. Reject Reason

The machine provides various information regarding counting results. Every time pressing DISPLAY key, the
display mode is changed sequentially. There are 5 views.
The last view is Reject Reason view. Below is some examples of each Display mode.
Reject Reason View
Summary of the reject reasons are as follows.
SUMMARY of the REJECT REASONS

NO I.D. : The machine failed to identify the denomination.
NO READ : The note was not successfully read.
OVERRUN : The next note was fed too close to the first note.
CF : The note was suspected to be a counterfeit.
STAY NOTE : The note was not fit to the condition of sorting.
DOUBLE : More than two pieces of notes were fed into machine
CHAIN : Chain Error
HALF : Half Error
CAUTION
If the reject reason is Chain or Half, the number of the reject note displayed
on LCD can be different with the actual number of notes in the reject pocket.
In this view, user can check only simple reject reason.

When you want see the detail reason, you can check at the Service Menu1.
Press Button: 9→MODE→***** → 7(SENSOR SELECT) → 35719 → 4(CF DETAIL) → START → Clear
Summary of the ‘NO ID’ and ‘CF’ details are as follows.
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Summary of the ‘NO ID’ and ‘CF’ details
NO ID (1) ~ NO ID (6): Asymmetrical Error

NO ID (7) ~ NO ID (10): IMAGE MATCHING ERROR
NO ID (12) ~ NO ID (13): IMAGE SACN ERROR
CF UV1: UV error in transmission

CF UV2: SUV error in transmission
CF UV3: UV error in reflection.
CF MR1: Can’t find MR signal (This area should have MR signal.)

CF MR2: Excessively detect MR signal (This area should not have MR signal.)
CF MR3: No difference between the area with MR signal and the area without MR signal
CF IR1: Can’t find IR signal (This area should have IR signal.)

CF IR2: Excessively detect IR signal (This area should not have IR signal.)
CF IR3: No difference between the area with IR signal and the area without IR signal
CF IR4~5: For Developer
4-2. LCD Error Messages
Display Meaning Fixing Problems

CHECK FRONT AREA Front Cover is opened or 1. Check if the banknote is inside.
banknotes are inside 2. Close the cover until it clicks in
CHECK REAR AREA Rear Cover is opened or place.
banknotes are inside. 3. Press CLEAR.
FEED MOTOR ERROR Feed Motor stopped.
MAIN MOTOR ERROR MAIN Motor stopped.
CLEAR HOPPER Notes exist in the Hopper. 1. Remove the banknotes.
CLEAR REJECT POCKET Notes exist in the Rejecter 2. Press CLEAR.
CLEAR STACKER POCKET Notes exist in the Stacker
FEEDING ERROR Miss-feeding Error 1. Remove banknotes on the Hopper.
JAM1 Jam Error near RP sensor 2. Press CLEAR.
JAM2 Jam Error near JP sensor
JAM3 Jam Error near SP sensor
JAM4 Jam Error near Selector
Caution:
In occurrence of JAM3, if the note is tightly jammed and it is not easy to remove it, then please
open the rear cover and turn a roller to reverse direction by hand, then the jammed note will be
clear easily.
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5 Connection Diagram
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6 S/W Version and Currency Check
9 MENU
MODE
CODE [*****]
SERVICE MENU1
1.ERROR STOP CTRL.
2.SENSOR LEVEL
3.SYSTEM REPORT________
4.SET A/S CALL No.
3 5.SET MACHINE S/N
6.SHADING
7.SENSOR SELECT
SYSTEM REPORT
1. COUNTING REPORT
2 2. S/W VERSION______
 The left image shows Version and Checksum of the software

S/W VERSION installed in the machine.
VERSION 01.00  ‘FA SPEC’ means the number of currency which can be
CHECKSUM 515E
installed on the machine and ‘SOFT SPEC’ means the
CURRENCY SPEC number of currency which is installed on the machine.
FA SPEC 5
SOFT SPEC 5 ‘FA SPEC’ and ‘SOFT SPEC’ should be same. (Please
check this number when you upgrade the firmware or
replace the PBA Main)
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7 SERVICE MENU 1
There are ‘Service Menu1’ and ‘Service Menu2.’

‘Service Menu1’ includes mainly the menu for adjusting Parameter of Sensors.
7-1. How to enter ‘SERVICE MENU 1’:
Press: 9→MODE→ *****

To exit from the current function, press ‘9(menu)’ key and to move ‘SERVICE MENU2’, press
‘DISPLAY’ key.
SERVICE MENU1
1.ERROR STOP CTRL.
2.SENSOR LEVEL
3.SYSTEM REPORT
4.SET A/S CALL No.
5.SET MACHINE S/N
6.SHADING
7.SENSOR SELECT
< Display of ‘SERVICE MENU 1’>
7-2. ‘Service Menu1’
1. ERROR STOP CTRL. ------------- 1) ERROR STOP ON / 2) ERROR STOP OFF
2. SENSOR LEVEL ------------------- 1) DOUBLE LEVEL / 2) HOPPER LEVEL
3. SYSTEM REPORT ----------------- 1) COUNTING REPORT / 2) S/W VERSION
4. SET A/S CALL No.
5. SET MACHINE S/N ---------------- 1) S/N DISPLAY / 2) S/N SETTING
6. SHADING ----------------------------- 1) UV SHADING / 2) MR SHADING / 3) CIS SHADING /
4) IR SHADING
7. SENSOR SELECT ----------------- 1) UV / 2) MR / 3) IR / 4) CF DETAIL
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1. ERROR STOP CTRL.

Sometimes there is need to prevent from stopping the
ERROR STOP CTRL.
1. ERROR STOP ON machine even though some error is occurred when you test
2. ERROR STOP OFF the machine. If you want to do this, select “ERROR STOP
OFF”. But after the test, it must be restored to “ERROR
STOP ON”
2. SENSOR LEVEL
In this mode, you can adjust the reference levels of the
SENSOR LEVEL
Hopper sensor and Double detection level. To change the
1. DOUBLE LEVEL
2. HOPPER LEVEL level, press UP/DOWN key and START key to save the
change then exit from the menu by pressing ‘9(menu)’ key.
 DOUBLE LEVEL: If the machine detects one note as

Double, lower the level. If the machine does not detect
Double notes, raise the level. (Default- 10)
 HOPPER LEVEL: If the machine does not detect it, even

though there are notes on the Hopper, lower the level.
(Default- 200)
3. SYSTEM REPORT
Counting Report
SYSTEM REPORT
In this mode, you can see the total number of the counted notes
1. COUNTING REPORT
2. S/W VERSION and the rejected notes.
S/W version
You can check the version of S/W and Currency.
4. SET A/S CALL No.

After the machine is turned on, A/S call no. is displayed on LCD.
A/S NO. SETTIMG In this mode, you can set the telephone no. It is available up to
_ 20 characters by using Numeric Key and then press START key
PRESS START TO SAVE to save it.
UP key - Back Space

DOWN key – Used as Right key
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5. SET MACHINE S/N

S/N Display
SET MACHINE S/N You can check the serial no. of the machine.
1. S/N DISPLAY (In order that S/N is displayed correctly, S/N should be input first in
2. S/N SETTING S/N Setting menu.)
S/N Setting
You can input the serial no. of the machine. It is available up to 20
characters by using Numeric Key.
UP key - Back Space

DOWN key – Used as Right key
6. SHADING
SHADING
1. UV SHADING In order that a system analyzes Reference Level and
2. MR SHADING
3. CIS SHADING a signal of the machine, the system should know the
4. IR SHADING
full swing of a waveform of a signal.
What is Shading?
Shading is to make a full swing reference waveform to read the full level of a signal. If the
machine rejects too many notes, the system might not analyze the input of waveform.
It is possible to make a standard waveform for the system.
For more detail information, please refer to the Chapter9.
7. SENSOR SELECT
Sensor Select pass word: *****

ENTER CODE
[ ]
UV, MR, IR: If you want to turn on or off some kind of sensor,
you can do that in this mode.
SENSOR SELECT CF Detail: In case that the machine would reject a Counterfeit
1. UV ON
2. MR ON note, you can check the detail reject reason using this menu.
3. IR ON
4. CF DETAIL OFF (Turn on this menu and select ‘Reject Reason view’)
Select menu by using UP/DOWN and change ON/OFF by

using START key.
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8 SERVICE MENU 2
There are ‘Service Menu1’ and ‘Service Men2’ in Service Menu.

‘Service Menu2’ includes the menu to have a test for development or for repair.
8-1. How to enter ‘SERVICE MENU 2’:
Press: 9→MODE→ ***** →DISPLAY

To exit from the current function, press ‘9(menu)’ key.
To move ‘SERVICE MENU1’, press ‘MODE’ key.
SERVICE MENU2
1. SENSOR TEST
2. KEY TEST
3. MOTOR TEST
4. SELECTOR TEST
5. WING SPEED SETTING
< Display of ‘SERVICE MENU2’>
8-2. ‘Service Menu2’
1. SENSOR TEST ------------------------ 1) LED TEST
A. HOPPER LED ON
B. HOPPER LED OFF
C. SENSOR LED ON
D. SENSOR LED OFF
2) HOPPER TEST
3) SENSOR LOGIC TEST

4) DOUBLE LOGIC TEST
2. KEY TEST
3. MOTOR TEST -------------------------- 1) DRIVING TEST / 2) DRIVING TEST(P-OCR)
3) FEEDING TEST
4. SELECTOR TEST--------------------- 1) SELECTOR STACKER / 2) SELECTOR REJECTOR
5. WING SPEED SETTING------------- 1) WING 1000NPM / 2) WING 1200NPM / 3) WING 1500NPM
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1. SENSOR TEST
SENSOR TEST
1) LED TEST 1. LED TEST
Turn ON/OFF LED. (IR sensors are not visible, i.e. hopper, RP1 2. HOPPER TEST
…) 3. SENSOR LOGIC TEST
4. DOUBLE LOGIC TEST
2) HOPPER TEST
In this mode, the level of HOPPER is displayed
Please refer to Page 40.
3) SENSOR LOGIC TEST

In this mode, you can check if the sensor is defective or not by checking detected logic status of each sensor. The
below pictures shows logic status when the sensor is covered or open by note.
CASE LCD DISPLAY PICTURE
LEFT RIGHT
All doors are closed. RP1 0 0
JP 0 0
SP 0 0
FRONT 0 REAR 0 0
REJECT F 0 R 0
STACKER 0
Front Door is open.

LEFT RIGHT
RP1 1 1
JP 1 1
SP 0 0
FRONT 1 REAR 0 0
REJECT F 0 R 0
STACKER 0
Rear Door is open.

LEFT RIGHT
RP1 0 0
JP 0 0
SP 1 1
FRONT 0 REAR 0 1
REJECT F 0 R 0
STACKER 0
Front and Rear Door are

LEFT RIGHT
open. RP1 1 1
JP 1 1
SP 1 1
FRONT 1 REAR 0 1
REJECT F 0 R 0
STACKER 0
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CASE LCD DISPLAY PICTURE
Reject F
LEFT RIGHT
(Front) sensor is RP1 0 0
covered. JP 0 0
SP 0 0
FRONT 0 REAR 0 0
REJECT F 1 R 0
STACKER 0
Reject R
LEFT RIGHT
(Rear) sensor is RP1 0 0
covered. JP 0 0
SP 0 0
FRONT 0 REAR 0 0
REJECT F 0 R 1
STACKER 0
Stacker sensor is
LEFT RIGHT
covered. RP1 0 0
JP 0 0
SP 0 0
FRONT 0 REAR 0 0
REJECT F 0 R 0
STACKER 1
4) DOUBLE LOGIC TEST

With this mode, you can check the double level.
DOUBLE TEST
CH LEFT : 550
CH RIGHT : 550
Before you select this mode, you need to check bellows.

 Clean the all notes in the path and close all doors.
 Please run the motor more than 5 sec.
Both of double level(Channel left and right) needs to adjusted ‘550’ (± 50).
For more detail information, please refer to the Chapter10.
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2. KEY TEST
In this mode, you can have a test if the machine detects the
input of key. Every time you press a key, the name of the key
will be displayed on LCD. However, in case of CLEAR key,

you exit from the current menu in stead of displaying.
PRESS ANY KEY After you push the “start” button, and press 9(menu) key, you
can exit from the current menu.
3. MOTOR TEST
1) Driving Test
MOTOR TEST
1. DRIVING TEST You can run Main and Feed Motor in various speeds.
2. DRIVING TEST (POCR)
3. FEEDING TEST
2) Driving Test (POCR)
You can run Main and Feed Motor in low speed.
3) Feeding Test
You can input notes (More than 5 notes) and test the speed
of each level. (Speed: LOW, 1000, 1200, 1500 NPM)

4. SELECTOR TEST
SELECTOR TEST 1) Selector Stacker

1. SELECTOR STACKER RED LED on the right of Front OPE lights and Selector sends the
2. SELECTOR REJECTOR notes to stacker.
2) Selector Rejecter
RED LED on the right of Front OPE is turned off and Selector
sends the notes to Rejecter.
5. WING SPEED SETTING
WING SPEED SETTING

1. WING 1000NPM The speed of Wing Stacker can change fast or slow (“±10”) by
2. WING 1200NPM
3. WING 1500NPM pressing UP/DOWN key and press “START: key to save it.
To exit from current menu, press 9(menu) key.
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9 Shading
What is Shading?
Shading is to make a full swing reference waveform to read the full level of a signal. If the
machine rejects too many notes in Mixed Mode or in CF Detection Mode, the system
might not analyze the input of waveform. It is possible to make a standard waveform for
the system.
SHADING
1. UV SHADING
2. MR SHADING
3. CIS SHADING
4. IR SHADING
< Display of SHADING MENU >
There are 4 kind of shading as the above image. .

UV SHADING, MR SHADING, CIS SHADING and IR SHADING.
The below steps are necessary before doing shading.
1. Load default parameter. (Press : 9(menu) → 7→ 1 → C(Clear)

2. Clean UV, MR, CIS and IR Sensor.
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9-1. UV SHADING
<UV SHADING SHEET : SHINWOO UV SHADING V1.0>

165 mm
75 mm
Shading sheet provided from SBM should be used.
Shading sheet provided from SBM should be used.
Before UV shading, put UV shading sheet inside Front cover as the below image.
Open Front Cover and brush the dust. Place UV SHADING SHEET in the
middle of Hopper like the picture.
Close Front Cover.
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9 MENU MODE CODE [ ***** ]
1 6
SERVICE MENU1
SHADING 1. ERROR STOP CTRL.
1. UV SHADING__________ 2 .SENSOR LEVEL
3. SYSTEM REPORT
2. MR SHADING 4. SET A/S CALL No.
3. CIS SHADING 5. SET MACHINE S/N
4. IR SHADING 6. SHADING_______________
7. SENSOR SELECT
Wait. Shading sheet is pushed out.
UV SHADING
WAIT . . ABOUT 5 SEC
If shading of each currency is

If ‘▼’ is pressed, the detail on shading of each
done normally,
currency is displayed.
OK is displayed.
To skip, press ‘9’.
▼ UV SHADING – USD
UV SHADING
175 130 95 54
51 51 USD OK
UV (OK - 670) 670
SUVT (OK - 500) 497 EUR OK
UVR (OK - 300) 301
(▼ KEY TO SEE NEXT)
(▼ KEY TO SEE NEXT)
After check shading result, press clear button.

If you want to move previous Level, press ‘9’.
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9-2. MR SHADING
<MR SHADING SHEET :USA ONE DOLLAR Real Banknote>
Needed Quantity of MR SHADING SHEET

1 ~ 5 pcs
9 MENU MODE CODE [*****]
2 6
SHADING SERVICE MENU1

1. ERROR STOP CTRL.
1. UV SHADING 2 .SENSOR LEVEL
2. MR SHADING__________ 3. SYSTEM REPORT
3. CIS SHADING 4. SET A/S CALL No.
5. SET MACHINE S/N
7. SENSOR SELECT
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Place 1~5 pcs of Sheet on the Place the sheets in the middle of the
Hopper. Hopper like the picture.
MR SHADING
PLACE SHADING PAPER

ON HOPPER
Check
The note is sent to Stacker.
if ‘OK’ is displayed.
MR SHADING OK
Norm: 0.84
Noise:
3 2 1 2 1
2 L:1 R:2
Level: 294(High) (5)
33 31 55 51 42
38 L:46 R:37
It is better if the value of Noise is lower. When you consider that the value of Noise is the
Minimum after doing MR shading about five times, stop doing MR shading.
Reference on MR SHADING ‘NG’

1) Noise : If average value is more than ’10’, it is ‘NG’
2) Level : If average value is less than ’10’, it is ‘NG’
MR SHADING NG
Norm: 1.56
Noise:
3 2 1 2 12 MRA Sensor
2 L:1 R:2
55 66 98 98 92
MR Single Sensor
94 L:46 R:26
After check shading result, press clear button.

C or 9 MENU
If you want to move previous Menu, press ‘9’.
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MR SHADING and MDD(Module Double Detector) SHADING are performed simultaneously. As a

figure below, MR SENSOR is O.K. in NOISE and LEVEL. But in case NG REASON displays NG(0),
MDD is not good.
Module Double Detector NG
MR SHADING NG(0) In case NG(0), please refer to page

Norm: 1.56
Noise: XX and check the MDD sensor.
3 2 1 2 12
2 L:1 R:2
55 66 98 98 92
94 L:46 R:26
Do not place MR SHADING SHEET on the hopper like the below images.
Wrong Direction Lean to the right Skew
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9-3. CIS SHADING

If ‘MAIN PCB’ is replaced with a new one or there are lots of rejected notes from failure of recognition
(NO I.D), it is recommended to make a new CIS Shading.
1. Open upper cover then clean the sensors.

2. Place the shading sheet on the surface of the CIS referring to the picture.
3. Close the upper cover. Start CIS shading process.
CIS Shading Sheet
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9 MENU MODE CODE [*****]
3 6

1. ERROR STOP CTRL.
2. MR SHADING 3. SYSTEM REPORT
5. SET MACHINE S/N
7. SENSOR SELECT
Please wait approximately 5

Check if ‘OK’ is displayed.
seconds.
CIS SHADING
CIS SHADING MIN MAX AVG UNI
B 0.00 0.71 0.00 –
WAIT . . ABOUT 5 SEC W 0.78 1.11 0.98 87%
OnTime1 :
R=80 / G=111 / B=83
OnTime2 :
R=42 / G=57 / B=43
OK
▼ or 9 MENU ▼
After checking shading result,
press ‘▼’ button.

If you want to move previous
Menu, press ‘9’.
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9-4. IR SHADING
<IR SHADING SHEET (WHITE): SBM IR SHADING V3.0 White>
202 mm
145 mm
62 mm
70 mm
This side faces upward This side faces downward
Shading sheet provided from SBM should be used
Prepare to have IR SHADING WHITE
Open Front Cover and Place IR SHADING SHEET Close Front Cover
brush the dust. in the middle of Hopper
like the picture.
After prepare IR SHADING, refer to the below and have IR shading
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9 MENU MODE CODE [ ***** ]
4 6

1. ERROR STOP CTRL.
2. MR SHADING 3. SYSTEM REPORT
5. SET MACHINE S/N
4. IR SHADING__________
6. SHADING_______________
7. SENSOR SELECT
Wait. ▼
IR SHADING IR SHADING
MIN MAX AVG UNI
WAIT . . ABOUT 5 SEC IB 0.00 0.74 0.00 –
IW 0.87 1.28 1.00 82%
WB 0.00 0.74 0.00 –
WW 0.88 1.14 0.99 90%
OnTime1: IR_T = 57
OnTime2: WHT T = 63
OK
Check if the result is ‘OK’ If ‘▼’ is

pressed, shading value is displayed.
To skip, press ‘9’.
This shows WHITE LEVEL.
After checking shading result, press ‘▼’ button.

▼ or 9 MENU
If you want to move previous MENU, press ‘9’.
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9-5. ERROR
1) UV SHADING ‘NG’
UV SHADING Check if shading sheet is clean and there is no problem with the
USD NG
EUR OK sheet.
(▼ KEY TO SEE NEXT) Then, have shading according the order.
2) NO UV SHADING SHEET
If a shading sheet is not inserted, this message may be
NO UV SHADING SHEET
displayed. Refer to the process and do shading.
MR SHADING NG(27)
3) MR SHADING ‘NG’
Norm: 1.39
Noise: Check if have a shading normally. If do orderly but NG is
2 4 4 3 3
2 L:23 R:2 displayed, sensor might have a problem.
65 71 77 96 95
84 L:44 R:22
MR TEST 4) MR ERROR
If motor runs without SHADING SHEET, this message is displayed.
ERROR
Place shading sheet on Hopper and have shading.
5) IR SHAIDNG ‘NG’
IR SHADING
MIN MAX AVG UNI
IB 0.00 0.74 0.00 – Check if proper shading sheet is placed and shading sheet is clean.
IW 0.56 1.16 1.00 56% After that, have shading in order.
WB 0.00 0.74 0.00 –
WW 0.62 1.11 0.42 66%
OnTime1: IR_T = 18
OnTime2: WHT T = 9
NG
IR SHADING 6) NO IR SHADING SHEET

MIN MAX AVG UNI
IB 0.00 0.74 0.00 –
IW 0.87 1.16 1.00 82% If a shading sheet is not inserted, this message might be
WB 0.00 0.74 0.00 – displayed. Refer to the process and do shading.
WW 0.36 0.54 0.42 89%
OnTime1: IR_T = 18
OnTime2: WHT T = 9
NG NoSheet
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10 Adjustment
10-1. Gap of ADF

CAUTION
Turn off the machine before adjustment.
If too Wide  ‘Double Feeding’ or ‘Over Run’

If too Narrow  ‘Miss Feeding’ or ‘Jam0’
Check Gap of ADF by using one Check Gap of ADF by using 2 pcs
note. Check both sides and Gap of of notes. If 2 pcs of notes are fed,
both sides should be equal. adjust Gap so only one note can be
fed.
-. The gap should not be too wide to get overlapped 2 number of banknote input into it.
-. Adjust gap for tightly go in and easily out.
Tighten Loosed
(Narrower) (Wider)
Loosed (Wider)
Tighten (Narrower)
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10-2. ADF & Pickup Roller Timing

CAUTION
Turn off the machine before adjustment.
4 Tooth ± 1 0 Tooth
PICK_UP_ROLLER-P
ADF_ROLLER-P
Loosen the belt and then adjust the timing. Fit the belt on pulley.
If the timing is not adjusted properly, the problem such as NO ID, OVER RUN and so on
could happen.
10-3. Guide Selector
If the notes are damaged as Jam3 often happens, Selector may be not properly adjusted.
.
Step 1. Loosen SCREW slightly.
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Step 2. Open Rear Door. Put your hand inside of the machine and lift up Guide SELECTOR as the below
image. (In this case, notes are sent to Stacker.)
Step 3. Be careful with the tip of Selector Guide so that notes are not jammed in the Selector while the notes
are transferred. (The image on the left among the below image is an example showing wrong
adjustment of Guide Selector. In this case, notes would be jammed in the Selector. )
0.5 mm
( X ) ( O )
Step 3. Tighten SCREW (A) as the image on the left side.
At this time, the axis (‘C’) of SOLENOID should be

C
B placed in the center of the hole (‘B’) in BKT
SELECTOR.
Step 4. After adjustment is done, check if Solenoid normally works in ‘Selector Test ‘ Mode.
( Press : ‘9’→’MODE’→ ‘*****’ →’DISPLAY’ →’4’)
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10-4. Brightness of LCD (Back Light)
Step 1. . Remove Side Cover.
Step 2. Pull OPE cover slightly to Step 3. Maintain the space as the below image so
remove OPE cover as the below that you can adjust it comfortably.
image.
Step 4. Turn on the machine.

Be careful with the operation of motor as Hopper
sensor is working.
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Step 5. Adjust brightness referring to the below image.

Adjust R16 (Variable Resistor) with Driver checking LCD Back Light.
Low High
R16
10-5. Hopper sensitivity
Step 1. Hopper Test Mode

(Press : ‘9’→’MODE’→ ‘ ***** ’→’DISPLAY’→ ‘1.SENSOR TEST’→’2.HOPPER TEST’)
1 SERVICE MENU2 2 SENSOR TEST

1. SENSOR TEST____ 1. LED TEST
2. KEY TEST 2. HOPPER TEST
3. MOTOR TEST 3. SENSOR LOGIC TEST
4. SELECTOR TEST 4. IR LOGIC TEST
5. WING SPEED SETTING 5. IRA TEST
Step 2. Make Sheet for Hopper Test.

Attach printed black sheet to the paper that its width is smaller
than 52mm.
Refer to the image on the right. (It is OK, if matte insulating
tape to kind of business card.)
Step 3.
Place the Sheet on the Hopper sensor.
Check if the black tape cover Hopper sensor. The sheet should not reach both rollers.
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Step 4. Adjust R9 (Variable Resistor) so that DIFFERENCE can be from 190 to 210.
HOPPER ON : 213
HOPPER OFF. : 13
DIFFERENCE .: 200
Low High
R9
10-6. Reject Pocket Sensor Level
If LED lights even though there are no notes on the REJECT POCKET or if LED does not light
even though there are notes on the REJECT POCKET, adjust sensitivity of REJECT
SENSOR.
10-6-1. Reject Sensor
Reject F (Front Sensor)
Reject R (Rear Sensor)
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10-6-2. Test Point and adjust Point Adjust point: Reject F
High Low
Test Point 3 : Reject F
High Low
Test Point 4 : Reject R

Adjust Point: Reject R
200 mm Step 1. How to make sheet for adjusting ‘Reject F’

Make a test sheet for adjustment with ‘IR SHADING
80 ~ 82mm (DARK) Sheet’ Provided by SBM.
Cut dotted part as the image on the left side.
Step 2. Place the cut sheet on the REJECT POCKET.

At this time, black side should face upward.
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Step 3. Adjustment of ‘Reject F’

Adjust R97 (Variable Register) so that the voltage of TP3 (Test Point 3) can be 3.2V.
Step 4. Adjustment of ‘Reject R’

Adjust R35 (Variable Register) so that the voltage of TP4 (Test Point 4) can be 1.2V.
10-7. Double Sensor Level
DOUBLE LOGIC TEST

With this mode, you can check the double level.
DOUBLE TEST
CH LEFT : 550
CH RIGHT : 550
Before you select this mode, you need to check bellows.

 Clean the all notes in the path and close all doors.
 Please run the motor more than 5 sec.
You need to set the double level to ‘550’ (± 50) using variable resister ‘R123’ and ‘R128’ located in PBA Main.
(Please refer to below fig.)
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Press ‘Menu’  ‘Mode’  ‘55757’  ‘1.Sensor Test’  ‘4. Double logic test’.
Please adjust ‘Channel Left’ using ‘R123’ and adjust ‘Channel Right’ using ‘R128’. Both of target levels are ‘550’ (±
50).
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11 Program Upgrade
11-1. Program Upgrade

Save Upgrade File (.sb9) provided by SBM in USB flash drive.
Save only .sb9 file, not to save the folder.
▲ Wait for a while.
Turn on the machine

BOOT VN PLEASE
pressing the button. KERNEL INSERT
LOADING U S B
Insert USB into USB port
Select the software by

▲ ▼ Press “START” key.
pressing the button. START
ENTER/STOP
▶1. 05_RUR_USD_EUR(V1.0 1. 05_RUR_USD_EUR(V1.0

2. 08_KRW_USD_EUR_JPY ▶2. 03_KRW_USD_EUR_JPY
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Check version and checksum of the software and press “START” Key.
1. 01_USD(V1.00_5032)
START
03_KRW_USD_EUR_JPY ENTER/STOP
_CNY(V1.02_515E)E5AAT
[IW]_090820.sb9
If the software is not the software for
upgrade, press “C” key to move back
to the previous step.
C
Upgrading..
PROGRAM
Do not take out USB during
LOADING OK
WRITING upgrading.
The machine automatically Check version and checksum after the

reboot after the upgrade is machine reboots and take out USB.
done.
VERSION 01. 02
PROGRAM
LOADING OK CHECKSUM OK
515E
WRITING OK
A/S NO.
123 456
If it is difficult to check Version and

Checksum, refer to Chapter 6.
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12 Assembly Drawings
INDEX
Cover Exp View
Ass'y Exp View
Frame Exp View
Roller Exp View
Cover Door Top
Cover Door Top Upper
Housing Pocket
Ass'y Ope.
Plate Side R
Plate Side L
Base Exp View
Bkt Stacker Sensor
Cover Top
Shaft Case Detector
Case Detector with MR
Double Sensor
Plate Reinforce
Plate Guide Upper
Plate Guide Lower
Exp Guide Lower-P
Bkt SMPS Bottom
Bkt SMPS Top
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13-1. Cover Exp View
1 COVER_RIGHT
2 SCREW_M/C_PWH_M3X6_Fe_Ni
3 COVER_SMPS
4 SCREW_M/C_FH_M3X8_Fe_Ni
5 ASS'Y_COVER_DOOR_TOP
6 COVER_SPECIAL_SCREW
7 SCREW_T/P_FH_M3X10_Fe_Zy
8 COVER_LEFT
9 ASS'Y_OPE
10 ASS'Y_HOUSING_POCKET
11 SCREW_T/P_PH_T2_Ø3X8_Fe_Ni
12 CAP_STACKER_SENSOR
13 GUIDE_STACKER
14 ASS'Y_REJECT_PLATE
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13-2. Ass'y Exp View
1 SCREW_M/C_PH/SWW_M4X8_Fe_Ni
2 PIVOT_HINGE_LOWER
3 ASS'Y_GUIDE_LOWER
4 LINK_COVER_REAR_L
5 COVER_REAR
6 E_RING_Ø4(4x11x0.6)_Fe_ZB
7 LINK_COVER_REAR_R
8 SHAFT_COVER_REAR
10 SHAFT_COVER_TOP
11 BUSH_HINGE
12 ASSY'_PLATE_GUIDE_UPPER_P
13 SCREW_M/C_PH/SWW_M3X6_Fe_Zy
14 ASS'Y_PLATE_GUIDE_LOWER_P
16 P-MAIN
17 P-AMP
18 P-POWER_IO
19 ASS'Y_PLATE_REINFORCE
20 ASS'Y_COVER_TOP
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13-3. Frame Exp View
1 ASS'Y_BKT_SMPS_BOTTOM
3 ASS'Y_BKT_SMPS_TOP
4 ASS'Y_PLATE_SIDE_L
5 SUPPORT_PCB
7 ASS'Y_WING_STACKER_SENSOR
8 ASS'Y_PLATE_BASE_P
9 ASS'Y_PLATE_SIDE_R
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13-4. Roller Exp View
1 BELT_FEEDER (S3M228) 18 BUSH_SELECTOR

2 E_RING_Ø6(6x12x0.8)_Fe_ZB 19 ASS'Y_SWING_SELECTOR
3 PULLEY_FEED 20 SCREW_M/C_PH_M3X8_Fe_Zy
4 BEARING_LF_1680ZZ 21 PIPE_SELECTOR_CONN
5 ROLLER_FEED_2_P 22 SOLENOID (KHA38H06A) (W/ SHP-19 Harness)
6 ROLLER_FEED_1_P 23 BKT_SELECTOR_P
7 ENCODER_WHEEL 24 MOTOR_SHIELD
8 SCREW_M/C_PH/SWW_M4X8_Fe_Ni 25 ASS'Y_MOTOR_FEED_P (W/ Pulley and Harness)
9 COVER_ENCODER_WHEEL 26 ASS'Y_MOTOR_MAIN_P (W/ Pulley and Harness)
10 SCREW_M/C_PH/SWW_M3X6_Fe_Zy 27 PIVOT_SUPPORT_REAR
11 ROLLER_FEED_MR_P 28 PULLEY_ADF_P
12 ROLLER_ADF_P (W/ WAVE_WASHER_GUIDE) 29 BELT_ ADF (S3M189)
13 ROLLER_PICK_UP_P 30 PLASTIC_WASHER_Ø8(8.2x13x_0.25T)
14 PBA_ENCODER_2 (W/ SHP-01 Harness + 2 PBA)31 ASS'Y_PULLEY_ADF_CLUTCH (W/ BEARING)
15 PBA_ENCODER_1 (W/ SHP-27 Harness) 32 BELT_ADF_FEEDER (S2M160)
16 LINK_SELECTOR
33 PULLEY_FEED_CLUTCH
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13-5. Cover Door Top
1 COVER_DOOR_TOP_UPPER
2 COVER_DOOR_TOP_LOWER
3 SCREW_T/P_PH_T2_Ø3X8_Fe_Zy
13-6. Cover Door Top Upper
1 COVER_DOOR_TOP_UPPER
2 HOPPER_GUIDE_L
4 RACK_L
5 GEAR_BILL_GUIDE_P
6 GUIDE_RACK
8 RACK_R
9 HOPPER_GUIDE_R
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13-7. Housing Pocket
1 HOUSING_POCKET
2 PIN_REJECT_BAR
3 SPRING_LIMIT_REJECT
4 LIMIT_REJECT
5 SCREW_T/P_FH_M3X8_Fe_Ni
6 PORON_LIMIT_REJECT
7 REJECT_PLATE
8 ELECTRO_BRUSH
9 BKT_E_BRUSH
10 TAPE_E_BRUSH
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13-8. Ass'y OP PANEL
1 WINDOW_LCD_P (W/Tape)
2 COVER_OP_PANEL
3 ELECTRO_FORMING_BADGE
4 LCD(ODT_TECH 128X80) (W/ 2P Harness)
5 BUTTON_NUMERIC_P
6 LENS_LED
7 DOME_SHEET_NUMERIC
8 BUTTON_FUNCTION_P
9 DOME_SHEET_FUNCTION
10 P-OPE
12 QUICK_CLAMP_DQC_106
13 HEX_NUT_M3X0.5_Fe_Zy
14 PBA_HOPPER_1 (W/ SHP-22 Harness)
15 WINDOW_HOPPER
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13-9. Plate Side R
1 PLATE_SIDE_R
2 TORSION_SPRING_OPEN_HOOK_R_P
3 OPEN_HOOK_R_P
5 COVER_SADDLE_DS-2
6 WIRE_SADDLE_SMALL
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13-10. Plate Side L
1 PLATE_SIDE_L
2 TORSION_SPRING_OPEN_HOOK_L_P
3 OPEN_HOOK_L_P
5 SUPPORT_PCB
6 SIDE_LOCKING_SADDLE_DS-110
7 SIDE_LOCKING_SADDLE_DS-111A
8 COVER_SADDLE_DS-2
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13-11. Base Exp View
1 PLATE_BASE_P
2 FOOT_MOLD
4 RUBBER_FOOT_P
5 WIRE_SADDLE_SMALL
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13-12. Bkt Stacker Sensor
1 MOTOR_STACKER (W/ SHP-18 Harness)

3 BUSH_STACKER_MOTOR_P
4 WING_STACKER_P
5 SHAFT_STACKER_P
6 BUSH_STACKER_WING
7 BKT_STACKER_SENSOR_P
8 WIRE_SADDLE_SMALL
9 P-STACKER_TRN_V1.2 (W/ 2P Harness)
10 CAP_UV
11 P-STACKER_RCV_V1.2 (W/ 2P Harness)
12 SNAP_RIVET_(SR2664B)
13 GROUND_FINGER
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13-13. Cover Top
1 ASS'Y_CASE_DETECTOR
4 BUSH _HINGE
5 BKT_COVER_TOP
6 ARM_ADJUST_UPPER
7 COIL_SPRING_ADJUST
8 SPECIAL_SCREW_ADUSJT
10 COVER_SADDLE_DS-2
11 ASS'Y_BKT_SEPARATOR_P
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13-14. Shaft Case Detector
1 ASS'Y_GUIDE_PRESS_ROLLER_P
2 ROLLER_SEPARATOR_P
3 ASS'Y_BUSH_ONEWAY_BEARING_P
5 BKT_SEPARATOR_P
6 SHAFT_CASE_DETECTOR
8 HEX_NUT_M4X0.7_Fe_Zy
9 SCREW_SET_SIH_FP_M4x6_Fe_ZB
11 ARM_ADJUST_LOWER
12 TORSION_SPRING_ADJUST
14 BEARING_LF_1680ZZ
16 ASS'Y_GUIDE_TRANSFER_ROLLER_P
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13-15. Case Detector With MR
1 UV_FILTER(N) (420nm, D7*2.5T) 9 MRA

2 SUV_FILTER (375nm, D7*2.5T) 10 MRS_R
3 GLASS_UV_REFLECT 11 MRS_L
4 CASE_DETECTOR_P2 12 RP_RCV
5 CAP_RP 13 SCREW_T/P_PH_T2_Ø3X8_Fe_Zy
6 PBA_IR_TRN_MODULE 14 SCREW_T/P_PH_T2_Ø3X6_Fe_Zy
7 LOCKER_IR_LED
8 MDD (Module Double Detector)
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13-16. Double Sensor
1 DOUBLE_BRACKET_BASE
2 DOUBLE_BRACKET_ROLLER
3 BEARING L_1560ZZ
4 SHAFT_DOUBLE
5 DOUBLE_PLATE_DUST
6 SPRING_DOUBLE
7 DOUBLE_SENSOR
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13-17. Plate Reinforce
1 REJECT_BAR
2 PLATE_REINFORCE
3 GUIDE_RPS
4 PBA_REJECT_T
5 WINDOW_HOPPER
6 PBA_REJECT_R
8 SCREW_M/C_PH/SW_M3X6_Fe_Zy
9 QUICK_CLAMP_DQC_103
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13-18. Plate Guide Upper
1 PLATE_GUIDE_UPPER_P2
2 COVER_SENSOR_P2
3 JP_TRN
4 GUIDE_RPS
5 PBA_JP/SP_T
6 CIS(SB9)
7 BKT_CIS_P2
9 SCREW_M/C_PH_M3X8_Fe_Zy
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13-19. Plate Guide Lower
1 PLATE_GUIDE_LOWER_P
2 COVER_SENSOR
3 P-JPSP_RCV
4 SCREW_M/C_PH_M3X8_Fe_Zy
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13-20. Exp Guide Lower-P
2 GUIDE_PINCH_ROLLER
3 TORSION_SPRING_PINCH
4 ASS'Y_SHAFT_PINCH
5 GUIDE_LOWER
6 P-SP_TRN
7 COVER_SENSOR
8 ASS'Y_SHAFT_PINCH_EXIT
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13-21. Bkt SMPS Bottom
1 BKT_SMPS_BOTTOM
2,3 SHP-23 3P (AC INLET)
4 SCREW_T/P_FH_M4x10_Fe_Ni
5 COOLING_PAN_40X40(t=10mm) SHP-24 2P (IF-FAN)
6 SB-9-IF V1.5
7 NHP-02 12P (MAIN - IF)
8 NHP-03 06P (MAIN - IF)
9 SHP-25 (IF-GROUND)
11 SHP-29 (IF-SASH)
12 SHP-07 12P-10P (SMPS-POWER)
14 SB-9 SMPS
15 FLIM_SMPS_P
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13-22. Bkt SMPS Top
1 BKT_SMPS_TOP
2 CUSHION_SUPPRESS_NOISE
3 COVER_SADDLE_DS-2
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13 Specifications
Item Unit Specification
Size (W x D x H) mm 280 x 269 x 261
Weight (Net) Kg / lbs Approx. 9 / 20
Hopper capacity Notes Max. 500
Stacker capacity Notes Max. 200
Reject pocket capacity Notes Max. 50
Display Type Dot 128 x 80
2 RS232C Port, 2 USB Port,

Connectivity interfaces
Optional:1 RJ 45 Port
Currencies available 1 (Available up to 7 currencies)
Banknote size range mm W: 100 ~ 185, H: 60 ~ 90
Banknote thickness mm 0.08 ~ 0.12
Counting Speed Notes/min 1000/1200/1500
Operating Mode MIXED/SINGL/FACE/ORIENT/COUNT

Optional: SRL/S-OCR/P-OCR
Preset Batch Number 1 – 200
Counterfeit Detector UV, MG, MR-Array, IR, MDD
Power Requirements 100-240VAC, 50~60Hz
Power Consumption W Standby: 8 , Operation: 55
Ambient Conditions 0~40deg/30~85%RH (Non Condensing)
Notes:
- This specification can be changed without further notice to improve its reliability, function or design.
- The contents of this user's guide can also be changed.
The height dimension does not include the height of the rubber foot.
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1-1. Unpacking List

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2 Description of the Parts

2-1. Out Side

2-2. Interface Port

RS232C LAN RS232C USB USB

RS232C (RJ-11) Customer Display

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3 Overview of Control Panel

3-1. Operation Panel

3-2. Key Define

ADD Add function On/Off

CF Counterfeit Detector On/Off

BATCH Batch function On/Off

DENOM Select a denomination

dual user mode : Counting Start (manual mode) /

GT Grand Total Display

Menu Change settings or parameters / Escape from Menu

MODE Change Mode

DISPLAY Change Display Mode

Counting Start (manual mode) / Enter /Stop key /