Loading Module (Note Recycler Only); Cash Box - CPI BNA6 ADVANCE User Manual

About note validator and note recycler
The individual recycler configuration determines
what denominations are to be directed to the recycling modules or to the cash box.
how many banknotes should remain in each recycling module as minimum change stock for the next day, which cannot be transferred to
the cash box.
You need the interlock system key to remove the recycling modules.
2.3.3

Loading module (note recycler only)

The optional loading module [1] of the note recycler is used to reload the recycling modules. For this, it
can be removed and filled with up to approx. 250 banknotes of the denominations stored in the
recycling modules. To guarantee proper operation, these banknotes have to be of the same size and
meet some quality requirements (see chapter 4.4.2.1 "Quality requirements for banknotes", p. 35).
You need the interlock system key to remove the loading module from the note recycler and another
key to open the cassette for refilling purposes (see chapter 2.4.1 "Key locks", p. 13).
2.3.4

Cash box

All banknotes accepted, which are not stored in the recycling modules temporarily, will be transported
to the cash box [1]. Here they are permanently stored in a secure and removable cash storage
cassette. You need the interlock system key to remove the cash box from the note recycler and
another key to open the cash box for emptying purposes.
The cash box may only be reinserted in rearmed condition! Meaning that it has to be
opened and closed again before it can be reinserted.
Before removing the cash box, please make sure, that you have access to either the key of
the cash box you want to remove or another rearmed cash box (indicator is green) for
replacement purposes.
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BNA6 Advance & BNR Advance Note Validator and Note Recycler
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Fig. 20: Note recycler loading module
Fig. 21: Note recycler cash box
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