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- Page 1 ® Apollo 1-Pocket Currency Discriminator USER MANUAL...
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- Page 5 Battery Warning: (1) Keep out of the reach of children. Swallowing may lead to serious injury or death in as little as 2 hours due to chemical bums and potential perforation of the esophagus. Immediately see doctor; have doctor phone (202) 625-3333. Keep in original package until ready to use.
- Page 6 This equipment has been tested and complies with the limits to a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. If you have questions about the operation of the Cassida Pro Series Apollo, please contact your Cassida licensed reseller or refer to Cassida’s user portal at www.CassidaPro.com.
- Page 7 Prior to and during cleaning, unplug the unit from the wall. Follow the cleaning instructions and maintenance schedule contained in this manual. • Do not service your unit. Contact your authorized Cassida technician, distributor or sales representative for technical assistance.
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Page 8: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents: 1. INTRODUCTION About the Cassida Pro Series Apollo _______________________________________ 1 Box Contents _____________________________________________________________ 1 Views of the Cassida Pro Series Apollo _____________________________________ 2 Control Panel _____________________________________________________________ 3 Display ___________________________________________________________________ 5 Glossary of Terms _________________________________________________________ 6 2. OPERATION... - Page 9 Barcode and Cash Concurrent Scanning _________________________________ 26 Using Serial Number Mode _______________________________________________ 27 Multi-Currency Software __________________________________________________ 27 5. ERROR MESSAGES 6. MAINTENANCE, CONTACTS AND SPECIFICATIONS Maintenance and Cleaning ______________________________________________ 30 Contact Information _____________________________________________________ 31 Cassida Pro Series Apollo Specifications ___________________________________ 31...
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Page 10: Introduction
Adaptive and easy-to-use, the Cassida Pro Series Apollo can be used for a number of applications including bank branches, casinos, high cash volume retailers, cash centers, exchange offi ces, and in high-cash transaction environments. -
Page 11: Views Of The Cassida Pro Series Apollo
Views of the Cassida Pro Series Apollo Œ Bill Guides Hopper Ž LCD Display Control Panel Storage Shelf ‘ Stacker ’ Dust Cover Œ Upper Door Lower Door Ž Dust Drawer Power Switch Power Plug (AC Inlet) ‘... -
Page 12: Control Panel
Control Panel MODE — counting mode selection key: MIX/ORT/CNT/SORT REPRT STRAP — preset selection key for strapping quantities... - Page 13 CONTROL PANEL Function Clear key; clear errors, counted result and escapes from menu Œ [START/STOP] operation key [START/STOP] Ž ‘ Function Keys ( Menu navigation In counting screen, press [CUR] to select a currency (if present) Ž [CUR], [+GT] or [EXIT] In count detail screen, push [+GT] to add to and display grand total In mode and menu screens, push [EXIT] return to previous...
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Page 14: Display
Display Œ Currency Mark: Selected Currency Total Value Counted SORT STRAP Ž CC/STRAP: Current Count of Bills, or CC: Current Count of bills - or strap Current Number of Bills in STRAP 4. Total number counted Total Number of Bills Counted MIX/ORT/CNT/SORT ... -
Page 15: Glossary Of Terms
OPERATION Getting Started Connect the power cable to the AC inlet port on the back of the Apollo unit, making sure the hopper is empty. Turn the power on by engaging the power switch on the back of the unit. The unit will automatically self-test. Upon self-test completion, the main screen will become active and the unit is ready for operation. -
Page 16: Loading Bills
Loading Bills Before loading bills into the Apollo, ensure the desired currency and operation modes are selected. Proper placement of bills into the hopper reduces feed errors, jamming, and identification reject errors caused by misaligned bills. Bills should be stacked neatly prior to loading, and placed between the hopper bill guides at the center of the hopper. -
Page 17: Counting Modes
2.3.1 [MIX]: MIX Mode Mixed mode is the default sorting mode for the Apollo. Mixed mode counts a stack of mixed bills regardless of denomination changes, and sums the total while applying all selected counterfeit detection features. After running a mixed stack of denominations, the Apollo will display the dollar amount total, and the number of bills counted. -
Page 18: Sort]: Sort Mode
This allows for sorting of mixed stacks without having to choose each denomination manually. After running a stack of bills the Apollo will display the dollar amount total, and the number of bills counted. For per-denomination detail and rejects report, press the [REPRT] key on the main menu. -
Page 19: Face]: Face Mode
After running a stack of bills, the Apollo will display the dollar amount total, and the number of bills counted. For per-denomination detail and rejects report, press the [REPRT] key on the main menu. -
Page 20: Vsort]: Valusort Mode
The Apollo will then sense the next bill in the hopper and set this bill as 2nd bill through ($20) moves to stacker the ‘sort’ bill. This operation repeats until all bills have been passed through. After running a stack of bills the Apollo will display the dollar amount total, and the number of bills counted. -
Page 21: Strap]: Strapping/Batching Function
10 pieces, or a strap to $1000. Various strapping modes are built in to the Apollo to allow for a large range of applications from creating a uniform stack of a single denomination, to a mixed denomination stack of a predetermined dollar amount. -
Page 22: Strap By Number
In sort mode, the Apollo will attempt to make a strap with the specified sorting bill. If the strap value cannot be reached by the selected sort value available, the Apollo will reject all remaining bills, pause operation, prompt user for input, and flash the “INCOMPLETE STRAP!”... -
Page 23: Reprt]: Post-Count Summary And Detail
When the Apollo senses a difference in denomination that is defined in the strap, one bill of the new denomination will be passed into the stacker, the Apollo will beep and display the “DIFFERENT DENOMINATION” message. The user is to remove the bills in the stacker, remove the top bill, and place each denomination in its own stack. -
Page 24: Print]: Print Totals Function
For genuine currency that is rejected due to stains, soiling, tearing, or various other conditions, the Apollo offers the option to manually add unrecognized bills to the grand total. Upon rejection of each bill the user will be prompted to either select the denomination of the bill to be added manually to the count, or to remove the bill from the stacker and continue. -
Page 25: Menu Settings And Descriptions
This feature allows user to set how the Apollo will operate once currency is placed in the hopper. The Apollo is preset to [2] AUTO START which means that once the currency is placed in the hopper, the Apollo will start counting immediately. If [1] MANUAL START is selected, then user will need to press [START/STOP] button to initiate operation. -
Page 26: Mode Enable/Disable
This menu provides access to each individual counterfeit detection technique, and has the option to enable or disable each technique independently. The Apollo is factory preset with [1] MAGNETIC, [2] INFRARED, and [3] ULTRAVIOLET counterfeit setting enabled. It is recommended to always operate with all techniques enabled under normal conditions. -
Page 27: Settings Menu
3.5.1 Date & Time This feature allows user to select the date format for the Apollo (options [1] through [3]) as it will appear in reports and printing on receipts. Use [4] CHANGE DATE to set the machine date, and option [5]... -
Page 28: Print/Interface/Beep
3.5.2 Print/Interface/Beep This menu is intended to allow connection to many third party printers by allowing customization of the printing interface and data format. Standard receipt printers typically require setup of the serial interface as specified by the printer manufacturer. The below list of options provides access to common serial connection setup: [1] Set BAUD RATE - from [1] 4800 to [7] 115200 (default 9600) [2] Set DATA BIT - from [1] 5 to [4] 8 (default 8) -
Page 29: Thousands Separator
Use the following menu options to set a maintenance schedule by various methods. Due to the wide range of applications of the Apollo, multiple selections are available based on use case and service contracts. [1] SET NUMBER OF DAYS - Reminder that maintenance is due the number of days entered from today. -
Page 30: Language
3.5.6 Clear Remote Count The Apollo has the capability to connect to an external display. This feature allows the user to define how the external display will clear. [1] AUTO CLEAR - if selected the external display will clear all values approximately 3 seconds after the bills are cleared from the stacker. -
Page 31: Pocket Capacity
This feature allows user to set the maximum number of notes passed to the stacker. If the stacker becomes full, the Apollo will stop and flash the “STACKER FULL” message. Clear the pocket and the Apollo will resume normal operation. The stacker has selectable capacities of 100, 150, or 200 notes maximum.. -
Page 32: Skin Menu
The external storage device must be present during all counting and data collection in order for the reports to be correctly stored. It is recommended that a dedicated storage device is paired with each Apollo tool that requires reporting. -
Page 33: User Information
This menu provides options to customize what is printed on receipts from the Apollo. Fields included are NAME, ADDR, TEL, and FAX. If these values are set, every receipt printed by the Apollo will contain this information at the top of the print. Follow on- screen instructions for typing and saving these values. -
Page 34: Factory Default Setting
3.7.4 Factory Default Set Once selected and confirmed, this action returns the Apollo to default factory settings. Setting Hotkeys Up to three user preferences, or hotkeys, can be saved. Hotkeys load the mode and all related settings active at the time the user preference was saved to the selected hotkey. -
Page 35: Barcode Scanning Mode
Barcode Scanning Mode This mode is used to count barcoded tickets. Tickets are placed into the hopper with the barcode facing down. During processing, only the number of tickets is counted. Counterfeit detection is disabled for ticket counting and Barcode mode. The screen will display the number of processed tickets under CURRENT COUNT (CC) and the value will remain “0.”... -
Page 36: Using Serial Number Mode
Any incorrectly oriented bills will be rejected. Place bills face down in the hopper. The Apollo will count the bills as normal (pieces and sum) and tally on screen. To send the captured serial data to the external storage or printer, press the [PRINT] key. -
Page 37: Error Messages
ERROR MESSAGES Error message Reject Reason SUSPECT IR Unrecognized or missing expected anti-counterfeit infrared features. May be due to marked, taped, or stained currency SUSPECT MG Unrecognized or missing expected anti-counterfeit magnetic features. May be due to wrinkling or wear on notes SUSPECT UV Unrecognized or missing expected anti-counterfeit ultraviolet features. - Page 38 Error message Solution JAM1 Open the upper door and remove the bills from the bill path. Close the door and Press [C] JAM2 Open the lower door and remove the bills from the bill path. Close the door and Press [C] FEED ERROR Remove the bills on the hopper.
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Page 39: Maintenance, Contacts And Specifications
•Do not use solvents or harsh chemical cleaning solutions. •Clean the unit daily. •Clean sensors with a damp cloth or an air duster, soft bristled brush, or the Cassida Cleanbill Pro cleaning card. •Clean the rubber rollers with the Cassida Cleanbill Pro cleaning card. -
Page 40: Contact Information
Contact Information Technical support contact information: Tel: (888) 800-0303 www.CassidaPro.com 6.3 Specifications Feeding System Type: Roller Friction Counting Speed: 800/1000 Notes/Min Hopper Capacity: 500 Note Stacker Capacity: 100, 150, 200 Notes Banknote Size Range: 4.7” x 2.4” - 7.1” x 3.5” (120 x 60 mm - 180 x 90 mm) Display: LCD 2.8”... - Page 42 Cassida Corporation - North America 2018 Cassida Corporation. All rights reserved. Specifications subject to change without notice. ValuSort is a registered trademark of Cassida Corporation. FN ApolloREV 0318...
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