NC 451 - Coin and bill counter OLYMPIA - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL NC 451 OLYMPIA

GB IE CY Bank Note Counter with Validation Function

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Safety Instructions

WARNING!

• Risk of suffocation through small parts, packaging and protective foils!
  →Keep the product and packaging out of reach of children!

CAUTION!

• Risk through infeed rollers!
  →Keep fingers, hair etc. away from the infeed.
• Risk of tripping through improperly laid cable!
  →Lay the cables so that nobody can trip over them.

ATTENTION!

• Risk of property damage!
  →Ensure no foreign bodies, such as paper clips, rubber bands, etc. get into the infeed.
  →Prevent exposing the device to environmental influences such as smoke, dust, vibration, chemicals, moisture, heat or direct sunlight.
  →Repairs may only be carried out by properly trained specialists.

Intended Use

The bank note counter with verification functions, subsequently referred to as a bank note counter, serves to count bank notes. Any other use is considered unintended use. Unauthorised modification or reconstruction is not permitted.

Under no circumstances open the bank note counter or complete any repair work yourself.

This device checks two of the features of the bank notes (ultraviolet feature and magnetic feature) to ensure they are not counterfeit. If other features of the notes have been falsified or are missing, this bank note counter cannot detect the bank notes as being critical. In the same way, an authentic bank note can be detected as being faulty due to soiling or some other external influence. Therefore, test bank notes detected as being faulty several times and, in the case of doubt, consult your bank institution.

Scope of delivery

NC 451

• NC 451 bank note counter
- Brushes
- Operating manual

NC 452

• NC 452 bank note counter
- Brushes
- External power adapter
- Operating manual

Display and Notation

→Action to be completed
→Result of the action

Helpful information

Operating Elements

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1 Separating wheel
2 Display (left and right-hand side of the display)
3 Keypad
4 Infeed tray
5 Output tray
6 NC 451 power plug
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7 Locking screw
8 Adjusting screw
9 On/Off switch

Keypad

The illustration depicts the keypad [3] of the bank note counter.

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10 COUNT = Counting without activating/deactivating sensors
11 UV = Activate/Deactivate the ultraviolet test
12 MG = Activate/Deactivate the magnetic strip test
13 RESET = Clear the current result
14 BAT -10 = Function for batches (reduce the number by 10)
15 BAT +1 = Function for batches (increase the number by 1)
16 ADD = Activate/Deactivate the Add function

Display

The illustration depicts the display [2] during the self-diagnosis.

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17 Result of the previous count function or preset quantity for bank note batches
18 Number of bank notes
19 ALARM = Error detected
20 BAT = Batch function is activated
21 ADD = Add function is activated
22 MG = Magnetic strip sensor is activated
23 UV = Ultraviolet sensor is activated

Operation

Connecting the Bank Note Counter

i If the bank note counter will not be used for a longer period, disconnect it from the power outlet.

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→Connect the power plug [6] to a properly installed power socket.

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→Connect the external power adapter to the power supply port [6] of the bank note counter.
→Connect the power plug to a properly installed power socket.

Switching the Bank Note Counter On/Off

The bank note counter is switched on and off using a switch [9] on the rear of the machine.

After switching the bank note counter on, it completes a self-diagnosis. During the self-diagnosis, BBB and BBB appear in the displays [17, 18]. When the self-diagnosis has finished without any errors, 0 appears in the displays [17, 18].

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If an error is detected, it is indicated in the right-hand display [18] (refer to Clearing Errors).

Battery Operation

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The bank note counter can be operated either using the mains power or a rechargeable battery.

Before the device can be operated via the battery for the first time, the battery must be fully charged.

→Connect the external power adapter to the power supply port [6] of the bank note counter.
→Connect the power plug to a properly installed power socket.

i The charging time required is about 8 hours.

→When the charging process has finished, disconnect the power adapter from the power supply port [6] of the bank note counter.
→Disconnect the power plug from the power socket.
→The bank note counter can now be used as a portable device.

Validation Tests

Selecting the Features to be Tested

Before inserting the bank notes, select which features (magnetic and/or ultraviolet) you want to test.

→Press the MG button [12].
The magnet sensor used to detect the magnetic ink is activated/deactivated. When activated, the sensor is indicated in the display. MG [22] appears in the display.

→Press the UV button [11].

→The ultraviolet sensor for detecting UV components is activated/deactivated. UV [23] appears in the display.

Preparing Bank Notes

i The best results are achieved after a warm-up phase of 3 minutes.

Bright ambient light can affect the sensor and falsify results.

Pay attention to the following points to prevent malfunctions.

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→Check the batch of bank notes for paper clippings, paper clips, rubber bands and other foreign bodies and remove them before inserting the bundle in the machine (Figure A).
→Do not insert any damaged bank notes (Figure B).
→ Smoothen any creased and folded bank notes before inserting them (Figure C/D).
→Do not insert any bank notes which are stuck together in the bank note counter.
→Fan out the bank notes to separate them prior to insertion.

Inserting Bank Notes

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→ Slide and fan the bank notes in the batch so that the top bank note is somewhat lower than the one following. Insert the bank notes in the infeed tray [4] (Figure A).

Or

→Insert the bank note bundle vertically in the infeed tray [4] and push the bank note bundle to the rear so that the bank notes shift against each other (Figure B).

→ Counting starts automatically.

i Bank notes which have been inserted incorrectly, as illustrated in Figures C and D, lead to an improper count or a malfunction.

i Since the security features of bank notes are provided on both sides, the process for detecting counterfeit bank notes is performed reliably on both sides.

Functions

→Select the required function.

Counting

This function counts the number of bank notes and, depending on the sensor setting, their validity. During the counting process, the quantity of bank notes appears in the right-hand display [18]. If the bank notes counted are left in the output tray [5], counting resumes from the last number. If the bank notes counted are removed from the output tray [5] and a new batch of bank notes is placed in the infeed tray, counting begins from 0.

→Press the COUNT button [10].
The bank notes are counted without any verification tests (UV, MG) and discharged in the output tray [5].

Adding

When this function is activated, counting is continued even if the bank notes counted are removed from the output tray [5] and a new bundle of bank notes laid in the infeed tray [4] .

This function is particularly useful in the case of large stacks of bank notes and for heavily used and creased bank notes. Smaller stacks of bank notes can then be counted in succession. The display continues with the count of the bank notes.

→Press the ADD button [16].
→ The Add function is activated/deactivated. ADD [21] appears in the display.

Batch

This function causes counting to stop when a preset quantity of bank notes has been counted. If the batch of bank notes counted is removed from output tray [5], the display [18] skips back to and the next batch of bank notes is counted.

→ Press the BAT +1 button [15] or BAT -10 button [14].
→BAT [20] appears in the display. The preset number 100 appears in the left-hand display [17].
→ Use the BAT +1 button [15] or BAT -10 button [14] to set the number of notes you require.

The number can be increased by 1 using the BAT +1 button [15] and reduced by 10 using the BAT -10 button [14].

The number entered appears in the left-hand display [17]. The bank note counter is ready for the batch function.
i Press the RESET button [13] to deactivate the function.

Clearing Errors

Error Indicators

Error are indicated in the right-hand display [18] by means of code numbers.

i A frequent source of errors is soiling of the sensors (see Cleaning the Sensors). Following the instructions provided under "Solution".

Code No.	Cause Solution
E01	The left-hand sensor for counting the bank notes is soiled or damaged.	Clean the sensor.If the error continues to occur, refer to the information in Chapter "Warranty".
E02	The right-hand sensor for counting the bank notes is soiled or damaged.
E03	The code disk sensor is dirty or damaged
E04	The sensor in the infeed tray [4] is soiled or damaged.
E05	The stacker sensor is dirty or damaged.
bF	The infeed rollers [24] rotate for more than 10 seconds but do not draw any bank notes in.	Press the RESET button [13] and repeat the counting function.If the error continues to occur, refer to the information in Chapter "Adjusting the Pressure of the Infeed Plate".

Alarm Indicators

Alarms are indicated in the right-hand display [18] by means of code numbers. ALARM [19] appears in the display.

Code No. C	Cause Solution
EE1	Critical bank note has been detected. Too little or no ultraviolet reaction from the bank note.	Remove the critical bank note from the output tray [5].Press the RESET button [13] to continue counting.
EE2	Critical bank note has been detected. Too little or no magnetic reaction from the bank note.
EE4	Bank notes detected as half bank notes.	Remove the critical bank note from the output tray [5] and check the bank notes for signs of damage.Press the RESET button [13] to continue counting.
	The left/right-hand sensor for counting the bank notes is soiled or damaged.	Clean the sensor.If the error continues to occur, refer to the information in Chapter "Warranty".
EE5	Doubled bank notes have been detected.	Adjust the pressure exerted by the infeed plate.Check whether the bank notes stick together.Start the counting function again.
EE7	Bank note was drawn in askew. Lay the bank note in the infeed tray [4] again.	Remove the critical bank note from the output tray [5].Press the RESET button [13] to continue counting.
EE9	The width of the bank note is more than 85 mm.
EEA	Chained bank notes

Maintenance

Cleaning the Sensors

Bank notes are often soiled, particularly by dust. The dirt deposits on the sensors during the counting process. Soiled sensors are the most frequent cause of malfunctions.

Clean the sensors with the brush supplied. Open the bank note counter to clean the sensors. How to open the bank note counter is described in the following steps.

→Switch the bank note counter off using the switch [9].
→Disconnect the power plug [6] from the power socket.

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→ Pivot the keypad to the front.

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i Clean areas which cannot be accessed using compressed air, if necessary. Compressed air can be obtained in small aerosol cans.

→Clean the sensors with the brush supplied.

→ Pivot the keypad to the rear.

Adjusting the Pressure of the Infeed Plate

The bank note counter is set-up at the factory to draw the bank notes in properly. If bank notes are no longer drawn in properly, adjust the pressure exerted by the infeed plate.

The adjusting screw [8] to alter the pressure exerted by the infeed plate is located at the rear.

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The adjusting screw [8] is secured against being adjusted inadvertently by means of a locking screw [7].

→Switch the bank note counter off.
→ Disconnect the power plug [6] rom the power socket.
→Loosen the locking screw [7] with a screwdriver.
Adjust the pressure of the infeed plate with the adjusting screw [8] so that the bank notes can slide under the infeed rollers with a little force.
→ Tighten the locking screw [7] with a screwdriver.

Technical Data

Model NC 451 / NC 452
Functions Free counting mode (without validation test)
Validation test Ultraviolet and magnetic features test
Capacities: infeed and output trays	100 old bank notes, 200 new bank notes
Size of countable bank notes 50 mm × 110 mm bis 85 mm × 180 mm
Counting speed 1,000 bank notes / minute
Power supply
NC 451	110 - 240 V (AC), 50/60 Hz, 40 W
NC 452	External power adapter: Input voltage 110 - 240 V (AC), 50/60 Hz / Output voltage 12.6 V (DC), 4 A
Power consumption 75 W
Integrated rechargeable battery
NC 451	-
NC 452	11.1 V (DC), 2600 mAh, 28.86 Wh
Dimensions 250 mm × 230 mm ×	135 mm
Weight 3.2 kg

Care Instructions

→Clean the housing surface with a soft, lint-free cloth.
→ Clean the sensors with the brush supplied each time after use.
→Do not use any solvents or cleaning agents.

Disposal

In order to dispose of your device, take it to a collection point provided by your local public waste authorities (e.g. recycling centre).

According to laws on the disposal of electronic and electrical devices, owners are obliged to dispose of old electronic and electrical devices in a separate waste container.

The adjacent symbol indicates that the device must not be disposed of in normal domestic waste!

Packaging materials must be disposed of according to local regulations.

Warranty

Dear customer,

we are delighted that you have chosen this equipment.

In the case of a defect, please return the device together with the receipt and original packing material to the point of sale.

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Mode d'emploi

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