SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Expected use conditions: The MEI SCR product validates, denominates, stores, and recycles banknotes. The MEI SCR is intended to be integrated as a peripheral within a Host Machine. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Before installing the SCR into a Host Machine, turn off all power.
The intent of this document is to familiarize an Operator with the basic functions of the MEI SCR Banknote Recycler, to ensure the product is installed properly and to perform simple product upkeep. For more information on the SCR and about other operations, see the SCR Service Manual.
1.2. POWER REQUIREMENTS The SCR Banknote Recycler requires a regulated DC input voltage ranging from 20 to 28 VDC. NOTE: PEAK readings are specified so that represented voltages are inclusive of any ripple, surge, or sag that may exist on the power lines with the exclusion of inrush current, which is specified separately.
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Recycler Module- device for storing and dispensing banknotes. The Recycler Module is part of the SCR® Chassis and not removable without the use of special tools. The Recycler Module is permanently installed inside of the Chassis.
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Transport Module - device for transporting banknotes through the system. The Transport Module is part of the SCR® Recycler and Chassis. Removal of any single component requires removal of all three (3) modules. CashBox module- lockable and secure removable cash storage cassette.
Each MEI® Acceptor Module is equipped with a Man-Machine-Interface (MMI) panel, located on the front face. This panel is used to indicate the device’s internal state and highlight if the SCR® currently has an error or fault. For indication, three LEDs are used: Green, Yellow (Amber) and Red.
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Both recycler drums are Solid Initiate “Recycler Fill” mode and insert notes into Recycler or exit 1 flash 1 flash empty (related to SCR Demo Mode using service tool Demo Mode) Unit has security timeout triggered Wait 20 minutes until the timeout has elapsed. Do not remove...
4. JAM CLEARING In the case of a bill jam, refer to Section 3 for specific location. The following cases highlight how to properly open the SCR and retrieve the jammed note in order to return functionality to the machine.
5.2 ACCEPTOR MODULE 1. Remove the Acceptor Module from the SCR Chassis as shown in Section 2.1. 2. Grasp the top latch of the Acceptor head and pull in the direction of the arrow to disengage the lid. Image 22 3.
5.3 VAULT MODULE 1. Remove the Vault Module from the SCR Chassis as shown in Section 2.2. 2. Manually verify operation of the Vault Module by rotating the drum in the clockwise direction until an audible “click” is heard. Ensure that the movement is smooth and free from any unexpected friction.
5.4 TRANSPORT MODULE 1. Remove the Vault Module from the SCR Chassis as shown in Section 2.4. 2. Inspect and clean all optical lenses shown, using a lint-free swab or cloth. Ensure that no lenses have scratches or are cracked. Using a 5% Isopropyl Alcohol (IPA) solution and lint-free cloth, clean the Transport rollers of any build-up.
There are no Preventative Maintenance recommendations for the Recycler Module. Should an issue exist with the Recycler, remove the chassis to replace. Send the Module to the nearest MEI-Authorized Service Centre. Should the Recycler Module require replacement, the entire Transport-Recycler Assembly can be removed from the Chassis and replaced.
Support team, upon request. More information about the Cashflow® STS installation can be found in STS User Manual. Ensure that the correct USB drivers are installed for the SCR prior to use. Connect to the SCR via the front USB port on the SCN acceptor head. Successful connection will reveal a highlighted “Read”...
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Once connection to the SCR device is established, select and click on the “Read” button to check the software and configuration. Image 38 Image 39 SCR Application Code and Variant (Billset) can be applied under the “Modules” section. Image 40 Bootloader Firmware should never be updated.
7.10 or higher. 6.3 USING SERIAL PROTOCOL FOR SOFTWARE UPDATE The SCR software can be updated via a special set of protocol commands, which can be integrated into the host machine’s application. This method can be accomplished by use of one of the existing API libraries or direct protocol integration.
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