Global Payment Technologies SA-4 Installation Manual

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SA-4 Down-Stack Unit
Installation Guide
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SA-4
Currency Validators
Publication Number: G3M5111
1 April 2005
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  • Page 1 SA-4 Down-Stack Unit Installation Guide SA-4 Currency Validators Publication Number: G3M5111 1 April 2005 Visit our Web site at www.gpt.com...
  • Page 2: Change History

    Global Payment Technologies, Inc. Important Notice Global Payment Technologies, Inc. (the Company), reserves the right to make changes to the contents of this publication, including functions and specifica- tions identified herein, without notice. In the absence of a written agreement to the contrary, the Company, assumes...
  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Installation Guide Table of Contents 1. INTRODUCTION..................5 2. UNPACKING AND INSPECTION............5 2.1 U ....................6 NPACKING 2.2 I .....................6 NSPECTION 3. PRODUCT OVERVIEW................6 3.1 S ..................8 PECIFICATIONS 3.2 I ...........9 DENTIFYING URRENCY ALIDATOR 3.3 M ................12 ONNECTOR 3.4 C ..............13 OMMUNICATION ROTOCOLS 4.
  • Page 4 Figure 8. SA-4 Validator Heads – Component Locations.......14 Figure 9. Attaching Cable Connector to Main Connector.......15 Figure 10. Universal SRC – Back View of Internal Parts.......21 Figure 11. Currency Channel – Cleaning Surfaces for SA-4 Down- Stack Unit ................24 Figure 12. 10-Pack DIP-Switch Package ..........26 List of Tables Table 1.
  • Page 5: Introduction

    This guide describes installation, operation, simple troubleshooting, and cleaning instructions for the back-stack and down-stack versions of our SA-4 product l i ne (Figure 1). Both versions of SA-4 can be identified by the Part Number label. For sample part numbers that de- note these versions, refer to Subsection 3.2.
  • Page 6: Unpacking

    Also, do not discard the shipping box and its packaging material. 3. PRODUCT OVERVIEW SA-4, which is available in a back-stack or a down-stack configuration, has many features similar to our ARGUS unit. However, this model validator provides a faster processing time of less than 200 /second to validate currency.
  • Page 7: Figure 2. Sa-4 Currency Validator And Universal Src

    Installation Guide Spring-Loaded Latches (Simultaneously release both latches to access the currency channel.) SA-4 Back-Stack Currency Validator Currency Validator 400-Bill Universal Security Removable Cassette SA-4 Down-Stack Currency Validator Figure 2. SA-4 Currency Validator and Universal SRC G3M5111 Page 7...
  • Page 8: Specifications

    Global Payment Technologies, Inc. The electrical interface between the Currency Validator and the SRC is made by a blind-mate connector (i.e., standard AMP) or by an ex- ternal cable (i.e., pigtail) connector. With either option, the Currency Validator can be easily removed as needed.
  • Page 9: Identifying Your Currency Validator

    Installation Guide 3.2 Identifying Your Currency Validator Affixed to the back of SA-4 are five labels (i.e., Part Number, Program, Serial Number, Origin Country Code, and CE/Warning) that identify major characteristics of the unit (Figure 3). Part Serial Number Number...
  • Page 10: Figure 5. Program Label Numbering Scheme - Single-Country

    Global Payment Technologies, Inc. The following is an example of a part number for SA-4: Sample Part Number: 304G112211 where: 304G indicates SA-4 with common components 1 indicates 24 VDC is required to operate the unit 1 indicates side-mounted main connector...
  • Page 11: Figure 6. Program Label Numbering Scheme - Multi-Country

    Installation Guide The numbering scheme for multi-currency databases is defined as fol- lows (see Figure 6): ?? The first four characters of the alphanumeric code define the database revision (i.e., one letter defines the countries, and three digits define the database revision). ?? The remaining four characters of the alphanumeric code iden- tify the protocol type and the software revision.
  • Page 12: Main Connector

    Global Payment Technologies, Inc. 3.3 Main Connector The Main Connector serves as the electrical interface between the Currency Validator and the Host machine. This 22-pin connector sup- plies the power and interface signals (Figure 7) to operate the unit. Pin 1:...
  • Page 13: Communication Protocols

    GPT Customer Service for assistance. 4. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS This section describes how to install SA-4 (Figure 8) into a Host ma- chine. For dimensional drawings of SA-4 down-stack and back-stack validator heads with stackers, contact Customer Service (Section 9).
  • Page 14: Figure 8. Sa-4 Validator Heads - Component Locations

    DIP Switches Shroud Socket SA-4 Back-Stack Head (Shown with Front-Mounted Main Connector) Main Connector Shroud Socket Mounting Standard Pins Connector SA-4 Down -Stack Head (Shown with Side-Mounted Main Connector) Figure 8. SA-4 Validator Heads – Component Locations Page 14 G3M5111...
  • Page 15: Figure 9. Attaching Cable Connector To Main Connector

    Installation Guide Mount SA-4 into enclosure of Host machine; ensure all mounting pins are evenly engaged within slots of enclosure. CAUTION: DO NOT bend the pins on Main Connector Shroud Socket when attaching Cable Clip. Bent or broken pins can sever electrical connections and disable the Currency Validator.
  • Page 16 Global Payment Technologies, Inc. WARNING: PERSONAL INJURY AND/OR DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT MAY RESULT BY APPLYING INCORRECT STOP VOLTAGE TO THE CURRENCY VALIDATOR. ONLY APPLY VOLTAGE AS SPECIFIED ON xCE/WARNINGx LABEL (Figure 3). Apply power to Host machine. Note: On the bezel, observe that each pair of green LEDs are flashing sequentially at 4 Hertz.
  • Page 17: Bezel Led Displays

    Installation Guide 5. BEZEL LED DISPLAYS The LED patterns on the bezel of Currency Validator allow service personnel to view and evaluate equipment operation. This section provides sample bezel displays that represent programmed patterns for V2.2 protocol. Various display patterns indicate the stages of the bill verification process and denote when an equipment malfunction has occurred.
  • Page 18 Global Payment Technologies, Inc. ?? Accepting State: A bill is inserted into the Currency Validator. The front sensor is activated, and the unit is accepting data and evaluating the bill to determine if it is valid. Accepting State: All green LEDs are not lit.
  • Page 19: Self-Diagnostic Error Displays

    Installation Guide 5.2 Self-Diagnostic Error Displays Besides the light patterns in Subsection 5.1, the Currency Validator provides self-diagnostic error displays when an equipment malfunction occurs. The most common types of errors appear below. For correc- tive actions, refer to Troubleshooting (Section 6). ?? Any one of the following conditions can cause this display: Error –...
  • Page 20: Troubleshooting

    Global Payment Technologies, Inc. 6. TROUBLESHOOTING The possible causes and corrective actions for malfunctions associ- ated with Currency Validator (Table 1) and stacker (Table 2) appear in this section. If corrective action fails to resolve the problem, contact Customer Service (Section 9). Should the unit require cleaning, refer to Periodic Cleaning (Section 7).
  • Page 21: Figure 10. Universal Src - Back View Of Internal Parts

    Installation Guide Table 2. Stacker Troubleshooting Chart Symptom Possible Causes Corrective Actions Stacker malfunctions. Stacker entry slot is blocked Check Stacker's entry slot for by Pusher Plate (Figure 10). possible damage and/or block- age. Also, check slide guide for damage. Foreign object jamming Remove foreign object from drive gears.
  • Page 22: Periodic Cleaning

    Depending on its environment and amount of use, SA-4 may require periodic cleaning to restore it to optimum performance. Under normal use, SA-4 should be cleaned every 6 to 12 months. For unusual oper- ating conditions, such as when the unit is exposed to dirt, dust, water spray, airborne oil, and/or sand, more f r equent cleaning will be r e - quired.
  • Page 23 Installation Guide Power-down SA-4; disconnect Main Connector Cable from 22-pin Main Connector Shroud Socket of SA-4. Remove SA-4 from its mounting frame. CAUTIONS: 1. DO NOT scratch the surfaces of the optics windows or the magnetic head while cleaning these devices, as this can impair the validator's performance.
  • Page 24: Figure 11. Currency Channel - Cleaning Surfaces For Sa-4 Down-Stack Unit

    Sensor Sensor Optics Window Front-Drive Axle with O-Rings Figure 11. Currency Channel – Cleaning Surfaces for SA-4 Down-Stack Unit Mount SA-4 into enclosure of Host m achine. WARNING: PERSONAL INJURY AND/OR DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT MAY RESULT BY APPLYING INCORRECT STOP VOLTAGE TO THE CURRENCY VALIDATOR.
  • Page 25: Video-Level Adjustment

    This can be done in the gaming machine or at the workbench with just a power source. This procedure is applicable to all SA-4 Currency Validators and must be performed under the following conditions: ?? At final installation of the gaming machine, prior to public use (this includes retrofitting Currency Validators into gaming m a- chines at the casino or operator site).
  • Page 26: Procedure

    Global Payment Technologies, Inc. 8.2 Procedure To perform VLA, follow these steps: Power-down Currency Validator. Set DIP-Switches 8 and 9 to on position (i.e., move switch toward number) (Figure 12). Note: DIP-Switches 8 and 9 are used for servicing the Currency Validator.
  • Page 27: Description Of Vla Process

    Installation Guide 8.3 Description of VLA Process During the VLA process, the Main Optical Sensors and the Side- Looking Sensors (SLS) are adjusted. Before the card is inserted dur- ing the VLA, the Currency Validator will adjust the SLS. This part of the process starts when the Red Status LED is illuminated and re- mains on for approximately one-quarter (0.25) second.
  • Page 28: Requesting Service

    Global Payment Technologies, Inc. 9. REQUESTING SERVICE When calling for service, have the following information ready so that a GPT Customer Service associate can quickly assist you. Refer to the Company Directory (Subsection 9.1) for the nearest GPT Service Center in your area.
  • Page 29 Australia, (Pty.) Ltd. 13-15 Lyon Park Road Macquarie Park, NSW 2113 Australia Tel : +(612) 9887-8600 Fax : +(612) 9887-8601 Global Payment Technologies Holdings (Pty.) Ltd. South Africa 31 Impala Road Chiselhursten, Sandton 2196 South Africa Tel : +(27) (11) 217-4600 Fax : +(27) (11) 783-9549 GPT Russia &...
  • Page 30 Global Payment Technologies, Inc., (GPT) provides a Warranty to the purchaser of the SA-4 Currency Validator. Unless other- wise authorized, and agreed to in writing by GPT, repair of the Currency Validator is restricted to GPT-trained and authorized service personnel only.
  • Page 31 Installation Guide GLOBAL PAYMENT TECHNOLOGIES, INC. LIMITED WARRANTY PROVISION Global Payment Technologies, Inc. (GPT) extends the following lim- ited warranty to the purchaser (Purchaser) of GPT products (Products). Unless otherwise authorized and agreed to in writing by GPT, all Products are guaranteed to be free of defects in material and workmanship for the period outlined in the Product Line Warranty ta- ble noted below.
  • Page 32 Global Payment Technologies, Inc. THIS WARRANTY SHALL BE IN LIEU OF ANY OTHER WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, TITLE, NON- INFRINGEMENT AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. THERE ARE NO OTHER WARRANTIES, INCLUDING BUT NOT...

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