AccuBANKER AB610, User Manual

Page 1: ...1 www AccuBANKER com USER GUIDE 1 wwwAccuBANKER co m AB AB610 Medium Duty Coin Token Counter Packager USER GUIDE www AccuBANKER com ...

Page 2: ...Thank you for trusting AccuBANKER with your cash handling needs In order to optimize the performance of your equipment we encourage you to thoroughly read this user guide prior to use ...

Page 3: ...ntroduction 6 2 Box Contents 7 3 Part Description 8 4 Control Panel Description 9 5 Setting Up Your Equipment 12 6 Operation 14 6 1 Basic Counting Operation 14 6 2 Sorting Counting 15 6 3 Packaging 17 7 Jamming 18 8 Daily Maintenance Error Code Messages 19 9 Specifications 20 ...

Page 4: ...es may result in electric shock fire or cause serious damage to the unit Do not operate the unit in areas with high temperature or high humidity sinceit may prevent it from working correctly Caution When unplugging the power cord do not pull it by the cord but rather grip the plug to pull it out Not following these instructions may result in electricshock fire or damage to the unit Do not use the ...

Page 5: ... shortcut parts resulting in a risk of fire or electric shock Never spill liquids of any kind on the equipment Unplug this equipment from the electric outlet and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following conditions When the power supply cord or plug is damaged or frayed If liquid has been spilled into the unit or it has been exposed to rain or water If the unit has been dro...

Page 6: ...l component to meet the requirements demanded by users that count high volumes of coins such as banks cash collection centers vending machine owners etc Specifications Counting Speed 2000 coins min Adjustable diameter range 14 34 mm Adjustable thickness range 1 3 4 mm Hopper Capacity 4000 coins using the external hopper tray Maximum Counting display 99999 coins 5 digits Counting modes Continue Cou...

Page 7: ... opening the box verify that all the items described below are included 1 AB610 coin counter 2 Lateral rejecting tray 3 Lateral rejecting tube bag holder 4 Hopper holders 2 pcs 5 Power cord and Printing Materials 1 2 3 4 5 ...

Page 8: ...n Main Parts and Components 1 Cover External Hopper Tray 2 Internal Hopper 3 Thickness Adjustment Knob 4 Diameter Adjustment Knob 5 Control Panel Display 6 Coin Exit tube 7 Lateral Rejecting Tray Tube holder 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ...

Page 9: ... and the counting operation is resumed the previous result is deleted from the screen 2 BATCH mode green LED off P appears on the screen The user must press the BATCH button and set the desired number before beginning the count The equipment will stop every time the specific batch quantity is reached The top portion of the screen will show the number of coins counted and the bottom portion will sho...

Page 10: ...ey 1 five times the display will finally show 2525 To clear the batch and go back to zero simply tap every digit to reach zero or set up a new Batch value ADD LAST ADD function is active when the green LED is on In this mode the equipment will add up every consecutive count to show the grand total The total result is shown on the top portion of the screen This applies to both COUNT and BATCH operati...

Page 11: ...eration tapping MEM with the ADD active 2 Total coins counted since the last time the unit was powered on The ADD LAST LED indicator must be off Press the MEM key to show the information on the top portion of the screen The display will show A xxx where xxx will be the total quantity of coins counted up to that point by the equipment ...

Page 12: ... holders 2 Place the Lateral Rejecting Tray or tube 3 Open the upper cover and coin guiders and turn the unit ON 4 Adjust the Thickness and Diameter knobs for the specific coin denomination to be counted Deposit the coins into the hopper and begin the count ...

Page 13: ...and the Diameter knobs based on the following information a The circular labels show the specific positions for USD coins D dimes P pennies N nickels Q quarters H half dollar 1 coin b The labels also include marks in millimeters 1 mm steps as reference for any other international coin size or tokens c Coins with smaller sizes than the one set up will be rejected d Avoid coins with larger sizes than...

Page 14: ... electric outlet and turn it on using the power switch 2 Adjust both the Diameter and Thickness knobs to the exact setting according to the size of the coin denomination to be counted 3 Ensure the lateral rejecting tray tube as well as the bag to collect the coins are properly in position 4 Pour the coins into the internal hopper Do not exceed capacity Use the external hopper tray if necessary 5 P...

Page 15: ...nominations have been sorted 1 Ensure the lateral rejection tube and collecting bag are properly in place 2 Adjust the Diameter and Thickness knobs according to the largest coin present in the bulk The sorting procedure must start with the largest coin size and finish with the smallest coin size 3 Pour the coins you need to count into the internal hopper Do not exceed the capacity Use the external ...

Page 16: ... be sorted in the following order Half dollar coins One dollar coins Quarters Nickels Pennies Dimes 6 Repeat the process until reaching the smallest size coin 7 The equipment will stop either when the preset batch amount is reached or by pressing the START STOP key again ...

Page 17: ... wrappers following these instructions 1 Choose the coin wrapper and plastic packaging tube according to the coin denomination to be counted 2 Insert the coin wrapper into the packaging tube and place both beneath the unit s coin exit 3 Set up the batching number according to the coin s denomination to count 4 Start the count ...

Page 18: ...occurs the equipment will stop counting and will move the turning plate in reverse to remove the coin or object jammed inside the mechanism If the equipment was not able to remove the jammed object by itself proceed as follows 1 Carefully take out the adjustment knob cover 2 Pull up the conveyor belt mechanism as shown in Figures A and B 3 Inspect the coin s track and remove the jammed object 4 Re...

Page 19: ...ncing technical problems please contact your local dealer for technical support Error Codes Description ERROR CAUSE SOLUTION Eb0 Coins are jammed near the counting sensor Remove adjustment knob cover and remove jammed coins Replace the cover and press C to clear the error message and continue the count Ec0 Stop Status Coin passed through the sensor and was not counted Press C to clear the error me...

Page 20: ... 34 mm Adjustable thickness range 1 0 3 4 mm Hopper capacity 4000 coins with the external hopper tray full Maximum counting display 99999 coins 5 digits screen Counting modes Continue Counting Batches Counting Power consumption 60W Power supply 110 V 60 Hz 0 7 A 220 V 50 Hz 0 5A Dimension 8 6 x 14 5 x 7 22 x 37 x 18 cms Weight 16 lbs 7 1 Kgs ...

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