NC 510 - Coin and bill counter OLYMPIA - Free user manual and instructions

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USER MANUAL NC 510 OLYMPIA

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Bedienungsanleitung

Allgemeines

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1.4. Inbetriebnahme

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3.3. Zubehör

Service-Center Hattingen

Settings and functions

2.1. General settings
2.2. Set detection counterfeit money
2.3. Set functions
2.4. Set counting mode

Troubleshooting and maintenance

3.1. Description of error codes
3.2. Care and maintenance
3.3. Accessories
3.4. Service
3.5. Technical specifications

1.1. Introduction

Thank you for purchasing one of our products! This Olympia product will make your (daily) check of counterfeit money easier, more reliable and quicker than before.

Please note that the currency counter has to be cleaned regularly to guarantee an optimum count and long life span. You will find directions for correct care and maintenance in chapter 3. Troubleshooting and maintenance in this instruction manual.

Should you experience problems with the unit in spite of correct care, do not hesitate to contact our service team. All contact information is provided in chapter 3.4. Service.

1.2 Safety Instructions

Please read the safety instructions before use! You will find the most important notes in chapter Safety Instructions. Please read all warnings and cautions to avoid damage to the unit and personal injury.

	WarningPlease observe these directions unconditionally; non-compliance can result in grave and even fatal injuries (e.g. electric shock).
	CautionPlease observe these directions unconditionally; non-compliance can result in damage of the currency counter.

1.3. Unit design

Front View

1. Currency and batch display
2. Activated functions display
3. Counted banknotes display
4. Carry handle
5. Banknote limiter / feeder
6. Function keys
7. Cover
8. Banknote transport wheel
9. Stacker sensor
10. Stacker

Rear View

1. Banknote limiter
2. Regulating screw for contact pressure
3. Rating plate with serial number
4. Fuse
5. Display jack in
6. Mains cable
7. ON/OFF switch

Keys

1. CHK - key
2. ADD/IR - key
3. BAT/UV-key
4. +1/MG - key
5. CNT/CE - key
6. RESET - key

Display

1. Currency / batch display
2. ADD function on / off
3. Counting result
4. IR function on / off
5. UV function on / off
6. MG function on / off

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1.4. Start-up Procedure

1. Plug the power cord into the main power supply.
2. Connect the power supply cable to the currency counter and switch it on.
3. The unit starts up automatically with all counterfeit money test methods activated.
4. Ensure that the correct currency is displayed (e.g. EU for Euro check). The previous currency setting is still activated after a restart.
5. Place the banknotes flush stacked on two sides in the center of the feeder and adjust the two banknote limiters for best counting results. If the banknotes are not stacked flush or centred, counting errors are possible.

Please note:

To avoid miscounting and damage to the unit the following banknotes should be taken out before counting:

1. pasted banknotes
2. washed banknotes
3. very dirty banknotes
4. damaged banknotes

Correct procedure when counting banknotes

Sort banknotes by denomination before counting and remove damaged and dirty banknotes from the bundle. Banderols are to be removed before counting. Fan the banknotes out towards the back (see illustration 1) and place them on the feeder.

Illustration 1 shows correct fanning

Illustration 2 shows incorrect fanning

Illustration 3 shows banknotes which are not fanned out

If the code "EJ" is displayed the banknotes were drawn in incorrectly.

Remove the banknotes, fan them out and place them in the feeder again.

Settings and functions

2.1. General settings

Set currency

If your currency counter is designed for several currencies you can change the currency setting by pressing the "CNT/CE" button for 2 seconds.

		The NC 510 checks the security features based on Euro banknotes and rejects banknotes whose security features do not comply with Euro banknotes.
		The NC 510 checks banknotes for the presence of activated security features. Make sure the checked currency has the respective safety features.

Counting small banknotes

With the banknote guide rails counting of smaller banknotes is possible. Place the banknotes in the center of the feeder and move the two guide rails against the banknotes.

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2.2. Set detection counterfeit money

The NC 510 Standard only has UV testing available. These methods can be used during counting. The display shows the active counterfeit tests with lit symbols.

Some keys, e.g. "ADD/IR" have two allocated functions. Toggle between the functions by pressing "CHK". Press "CHK" once to select the second function, "-CH" flashes in the display.

UV

Counterfeit test ON

UV

Counterfeit test OFF

UV detection (UV)

Press "CHK" and then "BAT/UV" to activate/deactivate UV detection mode.

Width detection of banknotes

If among the sorted banknotes smaller ones than the first banknote are present, the counting stops and "Ed" is displayed. The last banknote in the stacker is the smaller one. Factory setting for this detection feature is 5 mm. The smallest setting is 3 mm and can be increased up to 8 mm. We strongly advise you to change this adjustment ONLY if Olympia asks you to.

Display of suspect notes

The unit stops automatically and sounds a short beep tone if a suspect note is detected. The last banknote in the stacker is the suspect note. Remove it from the bundle and press "RESET" to restart the counting.

Please note to reduce the amount of counted banknotes by one, because the suspect banknote is included in the result.

Set Test Criteria

Press and hold “+1” and switch the unit on. The following is displayed:

Counting display Batch display Description
				Width setting
				UV setting
				Test sensitivity setting

Press "BAT" or "ADD" to toggle between the settings. Increase the displayed value with "UV" and decrease it with "+1". Press "RESET" to exit the setup menu.

Press and hold "BAT" while switching the unit on to reset to factory settings. "dEF" and "-H-" is displayed. Press "RESET" to continue working with the unit.

2.3. Set Functions

Addition

Press “ADD/IR” to activate addition mode, ADD is displayed. When counting more than 999 banknotes, the display is set to 0 with the 1000^th banknote and the counting is continued.

999 → 000

2.4. Set counting mode

Batch count

Press "BAT/UV" to count a certain number of banknotes. The stack display shows the preset amount 100. Repeatedly press "BAT/UV" to toggle between the preset stack amounts (100, 50, 20, 10, unlimited). Press "+1" to increase the preset amount and set an individual number. The unit stops automatically when reaching the desired amount. A new counting procedure is started after removing the banknotes from the unit.

100 50 20 10 5

Press "CNT/CE" to exit the batch menu.

Troubleshooting and maintenance

3.1. Description of error codes

The unit executes a self-diagnosis with every start-up. When displaying one of the following error codes it is generally due to banknotes still inside the unit or dirty sensors. Remove the banknotes and clean the sensors with a brush or dry cloth (included) and restart the unit.

Error code Error position Troubleshooting
	E00		UV sensor Adjust the cover to keep out any external light.
	E10		Hopper sensor Remove the banknote and clean the sensors.
	E11		Key sensor Remove the banknote and clean the sensors.
	E30		Left UV sensor As above, additionally pay attention that no external light enters the unit.
	E31		Right UV sensor As above.
	E50		Motor / speed sensor Clean the transport wheel or replace the belts.
	E80		Memory error Reset to default settings.

Error codes during counting:

Please follow the instructions for troubleshooting if one of the following error codes is displayed during counting.

Error code Cause and troubleshooting
			A folded or half-note is detected; please remove the banknote and restart the counting.
			Some banknotes are stuck together or are drawn in together. Recount the banknotes. If FJ is displayed more often, adjust unit with regulating screw clockwise.
			Skewed banknotes; please remove and press RESET.
			The banknote is off-size; please remove und press RESET to resume counting.
			Counterfeit or suspect note is detected; please remove and restart counting. Decrease the test level, if the problem persists.

Recount the banknotes if one of the error codes is displayed.

Set Feeder

The contact pressure can be adjusted if the feeder malfunctions. Remove both safety stickers on the rear of the unit next to the regulating screw. Turn the regulating screw clockwise to increase the pressure and counterclockwise to decrease the pressure. After adjusting place a banknote in the feeder and hold it; when feeling the strain of the transport rollers the pressure adjustment is correct.

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3.2. Care and maintenance

Exchange of wearing parts

1. If the transport belts are worn and malfunction, remove the feeder and press down the contact face to exchange the belts. Restore original conditions.
2. Worn transport wheels can be exchanged the same way. Remove the complete feeder unit and restore original conditions after exchange.
3. Unscrew the fuse holder cap for changing the fuse. Close after change and tighten again.

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Cleaning the NC 510

The NC 510 has to be regularly cleaned of dust and other contamination, which are partly getting into the unit during operation; they contaminate the sensors and prevent optimal counting and checking of banknotes. Lift the NC 510 cover and remove it. Use a soft brush or cloth (included) for cleaning the sensors and remove the course dust. Use a compressed air spray for currency counters to remove dust from difficult to access places. This ensures years of correct functioning of the NC 510.

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3.3. Accessories

Additional display (optional)

For connecting an additional display please use the jack input at the rear of the unit. Only connect while the unit is switched off. The display should show "O". If a different display appears please check in chapter 3 Troubleshooting.

Accessoires
Instruction manual (multi-lingual) Included
Rubber ring for drive mechanism Included
Resistance washers Included
Rubber cogs Included
Cleaning brush Included
Fuse	Included
Additional display Optional
Cleaning set Optional

Please check package contents for completeness and sound condition immediately.

3.4. Service

In the unlikely event that the device should develop a technical problem please observe the following points:

The guarantee period for the device is 24 months.
Make sure that you store the purchasing receipt and the original packaging.
➢ Should a problem occur, please call our hotline first:

+ 49 (0) 180 5 007514

(Fee for connections outside Germany: additional Euro 0.14

per call for the connection within Germany.)

Our personnel are often able to provide helpful advice over the phone.

If it is not possible to clear up the problem over the phone, please send the device back to the following address:

Service-Center Hattingen

45525 Hattingen, Germany

Guarantee repairs will only be performed if the purchase receipt is enclosed with the device.

Thank you for your understanding.

Yours faithfully,

Your Olympia Business Systems partner

3.5. Technical Specifications

Dimensions 348 x 238 x 205 mm

Weight 7.5 kg

Power supply 230V/50Hz

Power consumption max. 60W

Counting speed 1000 notes/min

Display LCD

Gebruiksaanwijzing

Algemeen

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1.4. Opstartprocedure

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3.3. Accessoires

Extra scherm (optioneel)

Service-Center Hattingen

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3.3. Accessoires

Service-Center Hattingen

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3.3. Accessori

Service-Center Hattingen

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Teclas

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3.3. Accesorios