FrontLoad FL
FrontLoad FL
CashCode
FrontLoad Series
Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................. 1-3
PRODUCT OVERVIEW ................................................................................................... 1-4
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS ........................................................................................ 1-7
DIMENSIONS ................................................................................................................... 1-9
GENERAL WIRING DIAGRAM ..................................................................................... 1-15
MODULAR SYSTEM ..................................................................................................... 1-16
CHOOSING PART NUMBERS FOR THE BILL VALIDATOR ....................................... 1-31
INSTALLATION.............................................................................................................. 1-32
INTERFACE CONNECTION .......................................................................................... 1-38
SWITCH SETTINGS ...................................................................................................... 1-41
MAINTENANCE & SERVICE ........................................................................................ 1-44
SOFTWARE UPDATES ................................................................................................. 1-46
TROUBLESHOOTING ................................................................................................... 1-50
TECHNICAL SUPPORT ................................................................................................ 1-58
INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION
The scope of this document is to provide full and clear information about the FL/MFL series of
CashCode bill validators.
This documents will be useful for those whose needs are:
- Development of new equipment with FL/MFL bill validators;
- Choice of the part number for the FL/MFL bill validator;
- Installation of the FL/MFL bill validator;
- Maintenance and service for the FL/MFL bill validator;
- Repair of the FL/MFL bill validator.
The Manual consits of two parts: part 1 - Operation and Service Manual, and part 2 - Repair Manual.
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
CashCode’s FrontLoad bill validator was developed to validate a wide variety of currencies. The
unit’s modular design provides extreme flexibility, allowing you to customize the bill validator to suit
your individual requirements.
The CashCode FrontLoad bill validator provides front access to a lockable cassette.
The FrontLoad bill validator consists of six main modules. Each module is available in different
variations, to suit your needs. The picture below illustrates the different modules.
Validating Head
OVERVIEW
PRODUCT
Bezel (CashCode Standard Bezel is shown)
The FrontLoad bill validator is designed accommodate bills of different sizes from 62 to 82 mm width,
and from 125 to 172 mm length – which encompasses most currencies.
Certain currencies have different widths depending on denomination. For accurate validation of such
currencies, the Validating Head with a centering mechanism should be used. For currencies of a
fixed-width, the Validating Head with a fixed-width path can be used.
Replaceable “Sense-a-Click™” sensor pak modules recognize and validate a specific currency,
depending on the hardware installed in the sensor pak. The Power Interface module offers different
interface options. The lockable-removable Cassette is used for temporary storage of validated bills. It
can be locked with two standard ¾” tubular locks . The Cassette is available in two sizes: 600 or 1000
Sense-a-Click
(upper)
Sense-a-Click
(lower)
Bill Capacity (600 or 1000 bills) refers to the amount of new bills that the Cassette can store. This
amount of street grade bills may not be stored, due to their greater space requirement. The Housing
joins all the other modules. Housing is permanently secured inside a Gaming or Vending machine.
There may be a mechanism for locking the Cassette within the Housing (Lock Bracket), or there
may be a Plain Bracket. The Housing also contains security switches, which detect Cassette re-
moval. Several Bezel styles are available for the FrontLoad. Software updates can be easily com-
pleted with a Memory Card.
This modular design of the FrontLoad validator allows for replacement of failed modules in the field –
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
Acceptance:
Bills............................................................................................................lengthwise 4 ways
Barcoded Coupons.....................................................................................two ways, face up
Validation rate..........................................................................96% or higher on first insertion
Width of bill, in mm............................................................................................from 62 to 82
Maximum length of bill, in mm...........................................................................................172
Minimum length of bill, in mm............................................................................................124
Bill escrow...................................................................................................................one bill
SPECIFICATION
Specification - Interleaved 2 of 5
GENERAL
Narrow bar width, in mm..........................................................................................0.5 to 0.6
Wide/Narrow Bar Ratio .....................................................................................................3:1
Number of characters..................................................................................................6 to 18
PCS Value (Print Contrast Signal)..............................................................................0.6 min
External interface:
a. Serial Interface, Opto-Isolated.
b. Serial Interface, RS 232C.
c. Isolated Pulse Low Current.
Current consumption*:
Operating mode (max)........................... ...................................................................... 2.0 A
Standby.......................................................................................................................... 0.2 A
Power consumption*, W:
Idle mode.......................................................................................................................2.4 W
Validation mode..............................................................................................................12 W
(* for validator without active light bezel)
Environment:
a. Operating Temperature............................................................................... 0 ºC to +50 ºC
b. Storage Temperature................................................................................. -30 ºC to +60 ºC
c. Humidity (non-condensing)........................................................................... 30%-90%RH
DIMENSIONS
BILL VALIDATOR WITH STANDARD BEZEL, 600 BILL CASSETTE AND LOCKING MECHA-
NISM
VIEW C
DIMEN-
SIONS
VIEW B
VIEW D
VIEW A
BILL VALIDATOR WITH STANDARD BEZEL, 600 BILL CASSETTE AND NON-LOCKING
MECHANISMVIEW D
C
A
C
VIEW A
VIEW C
BILL VALIDATOR WITH STANDARD BEZEL, 1000 BILL CASSETTE AND LOCKING
MECHANISM
VIEW D
DIMEN-
SIONS
B
VIEW B
A
VIEW A
PUSH IN
VIEW C
BILL VALIDATOR WITH STANDARD BEZEL, 1000 BILL CASSETTE AND NON- LOCKING
MECHANISM
A
VIEW A
PUSH IN
BILL VALIDATOR WITHOUT BEZEL, 600 BILL CASSETTE AND LOCKING MECHANISM
DIMEN-
SIONS
BILL VALIDATOR WITH SMART CARD READER, 600 BILL CASSETTE AND LOCKING
MECHANISM
VIEW B
VIEW A
GENERAL WIRING
DIAGRAM
MODULAR SYSTEM
A Modular System is an interchangeable group of parts – easily configured to a user’s specifications.
Below is a more detailed description of each module and its features.
VALIDATING HEAD
The Validating Head has the following options:
1) The Validating Head with a fixed-width path is available for bill widths 62, 64, 66, 68, 70, 72,
74, 76, 78, 80 and 82 mm.
2) The Validating Head with a centering mechanism has a self-adjustable bill path. The width
of the path is automatically adjusted to accommodate each bill. This type of Validating
Head is used for currencies where the width of the bill changes with the denomination.
3) The “Model” of Validating Head reflects the type of electronics used within, and determines the
compatibility with other modules.
Part
Description Model Availability
Number
FLV-9016
Bill w idt h 70 mm, Coat ed PCBs A yes
MODULAR
SYSTEM
Listed below are the Validating Heads for different countries. The list does not cover all possible
countries - for countries that are not in the list, please contact CashCode Customer Cervice.
Count r y ( currency) Validat ing Head part number
A r g e nt i na FLV- 0310
A us t r a l i a FLV- 0310
A us t r i a M FLV- 2110
B e l a r us M FLV- 2110
B r a zi l FLV- 0310
B ul g a r i a M FLV- 2110
C a na d a FLV- 0510
C hi l e FLV- 0510
C hi na M FLV- 2110
C hi na + Ho n g K o ng M FLV- 2110
Co lo mb ia FLV- 0510
C ze c h R e p ub l i c M FLV- 2110
D o m i ni c a n R e p ub l i c FLV- 0310
East Car ibbe FLV- 0510
Egypt FLV- 0510
E u r o p e a n Un i o n ( E u r o ) M FLV- 2110
E ur o + S w i t ze r l a nd M FLV- 2110
E ur o + B r i t i s h +
M FLV- 2110
No r t h e r n I r i s h
E s t o ni a FLV- 0510
G eor gia M FLV- 2110
G reat Br it ain M FLV- 2110
G r eat Br it ain +
M FLV- 2110
Sc ot t is h
G ua t e m a l a FLV- 0310
Ho n g K o ng M FLV- 2110
Japan M FLV- 2110
K a za k hs t a n M FLV- 2110
Kor ea M FLV- 2110
L a t vi a FLV- 0310
L i t hua ni a FLV- 0310
Macau M FLV- 2110
M a c e d o ni a FLV- 0510
M alas y a M FLV- 2110
M e xi c o FLV- 0310
Morocco M FLV- 2110
Ne w Z e a l a nd M FLV- 2110
No r w a y M FLV- 2110
P hi l i p p i ne s FLV- 0310
R o m a ni a M FLV- 2110
R us s i a M FLV- 2110
S c o t l a nd M FLV- 2110
S i ng a p o r e M FLV- 2110
S l o va k i a M FLV- 2110
S o ut h A f r i c a FLV- 0510
Ta i w a n M FLV- 2110
T ha i l a nd M FLV- 2110
Uk r a i n e M FLV- 2110
US A FLV- 0310
US A + A r ub a M FLV- 2110
US A + C a na d a M FLV- 2110
US A + C a y m a n I s l a nd s M FLV- 2110
US A + E ur o M FLV- 2110
US A + E ur o + R us s i a M FLV- 2110
US A + G reat Br it ain M FLV- 2110
US A + M e xi c o FLV- 0310
Ve n e z u e l a FLV- 0510
SENSE-A-CLICK® MODULES
“Sense-a-Click™” sensor paks are a set of two modules – one upper and one lower. In order to be
compatible with each other, both modules must have the same part and model number.
The Sense-a-Click™ set is identified by:
- Color and position of the optical sensors;
- Number and position of the Inductive sensors;
- Capacitive sensors;
- Model, which reflects the type of electronics housed within, and determines the
compatibility with other modules.
Part number of the Sense-a-Click for specific currency must be chosen by CashCode Engineering
department. Samples of Sense-a-Click part numbers can be found in the chart below. To get more
information about Sense-a-Click type, please register at www.cashcode.com.
Part Number f or Sense- a- Click Sensor Paks
Currency Set of t wo Upper M odel
Lower module
modules module
China + Hong Kong CNHK FLS- 1705 FLS- 1705U FLS- 1705L A
Est onia
EU
FLS- 1704
FLS- 1704
FLS- 1704U
FLS- 1704U
FLS- 1704L
FLS- 1704L
A
A
Upper Module
Eur o + G r eat Br it ain +
EUG BN FLS- 1704 FLS- 1704U FLS- 1704L A
Nor t her n I r ish
Eur o + Sw it zer land EUCH FLS- 1704 FLS- 1704U FLS- 1704L A
MODULAR
G r eat Br it ain +
G BS FLS- 1704 FLS- 1704U FLS- 1704L A
SYSTEM
Scot t ish
USA + Cayman I slands USKY FLS- 1704 FLS- 1704U FLS- 1704L A
USA + Eur o + Russia USEURU FLS- 1704 FLS- 1704U FLS- 1704L A
USA + G r eat Br it ain USG B FLS- 1704 FLS- 1704U FLS- 1704L A
CC-FLBDP (Opto-isolated),
FLP-9027 12 VDC A No
Coated PCB
CC-GPC22, CCNET (RS 232C),
FLP-9028 24 VDC B No
Coated PCB
CC-IPL (Isolated Pulse Low
FLP-2810 12 VDC A No
Current), Coat ed PCB
HOUSING
MODULAR
SYSTEM
The following combination of features described above are available:
HOUSING
Housing offers the following options:
1) Size of supporting bracket: 2 sizes are available – 600 bill Cassettes and 1000 bill Cassettes;
2) Locking mechanism in supporting bracket: Lockable bracket and Plain bracket are available.
Locking mechanism can operate with a ¾” tubular lock.
3) Security switches. Housing is equipped with a “Cassette removal” security switch and, if the
Lockable bracket option was selected, with an “Open lock” security switch. Both switches have
Quick Connect terminals (0.110) and are rated for 5A at 250 VAC. Optionally, a second switch for the
Cassette, and a Switch for the Validating Head can be added.
4) Interface connectors: JAE 12 pin (standard), JAE + DB9 (use with Card Reader Bezel), JAE
+ USB.
Digital display
MODULAR
SYSTEM
IR communication port
MFLB-4501 62 to 82
Bezel Variant B
FLB-5213 66
FLB-5233 70
MFLB-5303 62 to 82
Bezel Variant C
FLB-5215 66
FLB-5235 70
MFLB-5305 62 to 82
ACCESSORIES
Accessories, typically supplied with the Bill Validator, include an extractor (a special tool for replacing
the Sense-a-Click® sensor pak Lower module, part number OPT-HW-FT01) and a harness (cable)
OPT-HW-FT01
If no special requirements have been indicated, then the cable will automatically come with 12
“loose” wires at one side and a 12-pin JAE connector attached to the other side. The total length of
cable is 1 meter. The chart below gives information about wire color and connection to the connec-
tor pin.
MODULAR
SYSTEM
6 Gray
7 Pi nk
8 Orange
9 Green
Not connected Tan
11 Vi olet
12 Whi te
For a download via the interface connector, the following accessories must be used:
CASSETTE
The Cassette stores validated bills and holds them in a stacked formation. The Cassette has
a stacking mechanism and is typically equipped with a plastic lock. Users are encouraged to
replace the plastic lock with a regular metal one. Users have a choice between one lock – or
two locks for added security. A locking mechanism allows for the installation of a user’s secu-
rity locks (one or two 3/4” tubular locks measuring 11/16”±1/16” or 11/8”±1/16”).
The Cassette is available in two sizes – either a 600 and 1000 bill storage capacity. Street
grade bills require more space and as a result, less bills may be stored. The Cassette is
supplied with a foldable handle, but where space inside the machine is limited, a Cassette may
be ordered without a handle.
The Cassette can store bills from 62 to 82 mm wide, and from 140 to 172 mm long. For
bills from 125 to 150 mm in length, a modified Cassette may be ordered.
The Cassette may be ordered with mounting parts for installation of the Touch Memory
(Dallas Chip). The proper type of Power Interface Module must be ordered to communicate
with the Dallas Chip.
The Cassette is not included with the Bill Validator and must be ordered separately.
Foldable Handle
Dallas Chip
Locks
CashCode FrontLoad Bill Validators are supplied with pre-installed software, according to user’s
order. A “Dummy Card” is normally placed in the slot instead of a Memory Card. Software updates
are recommended whenever new currency is issued, or whenever a new series of counterfeit bills
appear on the market.
Software updates are offered in three options:
1)New software can be ordered with a single-download Memory Card. The software from the
new Memory Card is downloaded as soon as it is inserted into the slot, and the Validating Head is
powered on. The Memory Card must be present at all times for the Bill Validator to operate.
2)New software can be ordered with a multi-download Memory Card. The multi-download
Memory Card allows the operation of the FrontLoad Bill Validator without the Memory Card. Thus the
Memory Card can be used for updating the next FrontLoad Bill Validator, depending on the number of
licences ordered. Typically a multi-download Memory Card is issued for a limited number of down-
loads, and therefore the number of licences required must be defined in the user’s order.
3)A special Memory Card can be ordered, which allows the download of new software through
the interface connector. After the download, the Memory Card must be present in the Validating Head
at all times. If the host controller supports the CCNET interface, then the download can be done via
the host controller (and local network). Other interfaces do not support this download feature. Down-
loads in this case can be completed with any personal computer (PC or laptop) and a CashCode
adapter. (The Validator must be temporarily disconnected from the host controller).
Instructions for Memory Card replacement and software updates can be found in the chapter
called “SOFTWARE UPDATES” on page 43.
MODULAR
SYSTEM
Final part numbers for the FrontLoad Bill Validator consist of two parts: a hardware part number and a
software part number.
Example: MFL-0101US1701
The Prefix defines the device class. Here FL means “FrontLoad Bill Validator” and MFL means “Multi-
width Front Load Bill Validator” (i.e. with a centering mechanism in the Validating Head).
The Hardware part number reflects the contents of the Bill Validator (i.e. Validating Head type,
Housing type, etc.)
The Software part number reflects country (currency) and communication protocol.
There is a special software program for choosing part numbers. (Please see the enclosed CD-
ROM program entitled “CONFIGURATOR.exe”.)
Before the user starts this program, the following information must be determined:
- Country (e.g. USA);
- Protocol (e.g. CCNET)
- Power (e.g. 12VDC)
- Type of Bezel (e.g. Standard)
- Housing options (ie: Cassette size, locking mechanism, additional cassette security switch)
When the program runs, menus will appear with all available options, including a comprehensive
help menu with detailed description and pictures.
Please keep in mind that Cassettes must be ordered separately. At least one Cassette per Bill
Validator will be needed, but the user may order additional quantities of Cassettes (ie: to switch Cas-
settes when collecting money).
In cases where the combination of features selected by the user is not possible, the user will
receive a message that the part number does not exist – and a letter to the CashCode Engineering
department will be generated. This system was choosen because the total number of all possible part
combinations can reach up to 70,000! As a result, part numbers are assigned gradually when an
actual request is received.
INSTALLATION
The Bill Validator is installed by using (3) M4 screws on each side of the FrontLoad frame. The
length of these screws should not be longer than required, otherwise they may protrude through the
inside of the frame.
If the position of the mounting screws is different than the position of the mounting holes provided in
the target equipment, then additional frame mounting components may be required.
Step #1. Remove the Screw and Lock Washer from the Lock Cover. DO NOT DISCARD!
(FIG. 1)
Step #2. Remove and discard the Washer and Spacer (FIG. 1)
Step #3. Install the Lock and parts as shown in FIG. 2
Step #4. Reinstall the Cover, Screw and Lock Washer that were removed in Step #1 (see Fig.3)
COVER ASS'Y
(0100186)
FL HOUSING
HEX NUT
WASHER
CAM
A=from 5/ 8 " to 1 1/ 8" (5110049)
COVER
NUT
(0100186)
WASHER WASHER
(5110035)
LOCK
KEY
FL HOUSING
INSTALLATION
Step #1. Remove the Screw and Lock Washer from the Lock Cover. DO NOT DISCARD!
(FIG. 1)
Step #2. Remove and discard the Washer and Spacer (FIG. 1)
Step #3. Install the Lock and parts as shown in FIG. 2
Step #4. Reinstall the Cover, Screw and Lock Washer that were removed in Step #1 (see FIG. 3)
Screw M3x16,
Pan Head, Zinc
(8201955) (3 pcs.)
COVER ASS'Y
(0100204)
HEX NUT
WASHER
CAM
(5110049-01)
COVER
NUT
(0100186)
WASHER WASHER
(5110035)
LOCK
KEY
Screw M3x16,
Pan Head, Zinc
(8201955) (3 pcs.)
FL HOUSING
INSTALLATION
In order to install the security locks into the Cassette, open the Cassette cover, remove the plastic lock
and plug, and follow the diagram shown below:
12.7max A
DIA22.2max
INTERFACE CONNECTION
The FrontLoad Bill Validator has the flexibility to offer four different hardware interface options:
For types 1,2,4 the Host Controller may reset Bill Validator by holding line M-RES “active” for 1 mS.
This informs Bill Validator to abort any activity and return to its power-on reset state.
For detailed interface descriptions, please refer to the corresponding Interface Description Manual.
RS 232 LOW LE V E L
2 M-RE S MA S TE R RE S E T (+12V )
-
3 NC NOT C ONNE C TE D
-
4 GND INTE RFA C E GROUND
-
5 NC NOT C ONNE C TE D
-
6 NC NOT C ONNE C TE D
-
7 GND GROUND P OWE R
HIGH/LOW
8 TxD TRA NS MITTE D D ATA
HIGH/LOW
9 RxD RE C E IV E R D ATA
-
10 NC NOT C ONNE C TE D
-
11 NC NOT C ONNE C TE D
-
12 NC NOT C ONNE C TE D
RS 232 LOW LE V E L
2 M-RE S MA S TE R RE S E T (+12V )
-
3 NC NOT C ONNE C TE D
-
4 GND GROUND INTE RFA C E
-
5 NC NOT C ONNE C TE D
-
6 NC NOT C ONNE C TE D
-
7 +24V D C P OWE R
HIGH/LOW
8 TxD TRA NS MITTE D D ATA
HIGH/LOW
9 RxD RE C E IV E R D ATA
-
10 NC NOT C ONNE C TE D
-
11 NC NOT C ONNE C TE D
-
12 NC NOT C ONNE C TE D
VCC
INTERFACE BOARD FL02.54.200
VT1
TXD
R1
R1
CONNECTOR DB37 CONNECTOR DB37
VE3 TXD-BDP
1
6
4
R5
+12V-BDP
VD1 VD2 1 1
20 20
2 2
C3 C4 21 21
3 3
PC400 GND-BDP 22 22
3
GND 4 4
DD1A RXD 23 23
5 5
1 LED 24 24
&
3 6 6
2 LED-BDP 25 25
VCC VT3 7 7
VT2 26 26
MC74HC132AD 8
27
8
27
CPU BOARD
9 9
C12 28
10
28
10
FL02.51.000
R10 29 29
VE4 GND 11 11
DD1B GND PC400 R11 30 30
4 12 12 +12VDC
& 1
6 31 31
4
6
5 13 13 2
32 32
M-RES
MC74HC132AD 14 14 3 +12V-BDP
VD3 R8 33 33
15 15 4
VCC
34 34
GND-BDP
16 16
35 35
5 PWR-LED
RXD-BDP 17 17
5
6 NC
GND BRST 36 36
18 18 7 -12VDC
37 37
PWR-
19 19 8 TXD-BDP
PWR+
9 RXD-BDP
VCC
10 NC
11 LED-BDP
R14 R21 R16
12 NC
VT5 13
MC74HC132AD
VD4
GND
RST-PWR
RST-BDP
3
GND
CONNECTION
INTERFACE
TXD
VCC VCC
R6 R5
DD1C DD1B
10 4
&
8 6
9 & 5 CONNECTOR DB37
MC74HC132AD MC74HC132AD 1 1
20 20
2 2
TXD2 21 21
3 3
R3 22 22
RXD2 4 4
23 23
DD2 R10 5 5
11
12 T1 IN
14
T1 OUT 13
24
6
24
6
CPU BOARD
R1 OUT R1 IN 25 25
R11 7 7
10 7 26 26
GND
9 T2 IN T2 OUT 8 8 8
C13 R2 OUT R2 IN 27 27
1 2 R12 9 9
3 C1+ V+ 6
C1- V- C16 BRST
28
10
28
10
FL02.51.000 CONNECTOR JAE12
4 29 29
5 C2+ C15 11 11 +12VDC
C2- 1
C27 30 30
12 12
C14 MAX232ACSE 31 31
2 M-RES
VCC VCC C28 13 13
32 32
3 NC
GND GND VCC 14 14
33 33
4 GND-RS
GND 15 15
R4 34 34
5 NC
R28 C30 GND 16 16
R9 RXD-RS 35 35
6 NC
1000 DD1D 17 17
TXD-RS 36 36
7 -12VDC
12 VT6 RST-RS 18 18
&
11 37 37
8 TXD-RS
13 PWR- 19 19
9 RXD-RS
C29
RST-PWR MMUN2231LT1
MC74HC132AD
PWR+ 10 NC
CONNECTOR DB37
GND GND
11 NC
12 NC
VCC
INTERFACE BOARD
FL02.54.210-01
R8
DD1A MC74HC132AD
1
&
3 INP
2 CONNECTOR DB37 CONNECTOR DB37
R7 1 1
PW-IN 20 20
PC357NT VE3 2 2
4
21 21
3 3
22 22
VD4 4 4
23 23
BAS16LT1 5 5
24 24
6 6
MINP 25 25
3
7 7
GND 26 26
8 8
27 27
VCC 9 9
28
10
28
10
CPU BOARD CONNECTOR JAE12
OUT 29 29
11 11
FL02.51.000 1
+12VDC
R13 30 30
12 12 2 RTS-RS
PW-OUT 31 31
PC357NT VE4 13 13 3 PW-OUT
1
32 32
14 14 4 GND-RS
VD5 33 33
15 15 5 MINP
34 34
BAS16LT1 GND 16 16
35 35
6 NC
17 17 7 -12VDC
MOUT 36 36
2
18 18
37 37
8 TXD-RS
PWR- 19 19
9 RXD-RS
PWR+
VT4 10 PW-IN
MMUN2231LT1 MOUT
VCC 11
VT5 12 NC
MMUN2133LT1
GND
TXD
VCC VCC
R18 R19
DD1A DD1B
2 4
&
3 6
1 & 5 CONNECTOR DB37
MC74HC132AD MC74HC132AD 1 1
20 20
2 2
TXD2 21 21
3 3
R18 22 22
RXD2 4 4
23 23
DD2 R21 5 5
11
12 T1 IN T1 OUT
14
13
24
6
24
6
CPU BOARD
R1 OUT R1 IN 25 25
R22 7 7
10 7 26 26
GND T2 IN T2 OUT
9 8 8 8
C25 R2 OUT R2 IN 27 27
1 2 9 9
C1+ V+
3
C1- V-
6
C28 BRST
28
10
28
10
FL02.51.000 CONNECTOR JAE12
4 29 29
5 C2+ C27 11 11
C2- 1 -24VDC
C29 30 30
12 12 2
C26 MAX232ACSE 31 31
M-RES
VCC VCC C30 13 13
32 32
3 NC
GND VCC
14 14 4
33 33
GND-RS
R25 GND 15 15
34 34
5 NC
R24 GND 16 16 6
RXD-RS 35 35 NC
DD1D 17 17 7
TXD-RS 36 36
+24VDC
12 RST-RS 18 18 8
&
11 VT5 37 37 TXD-RS
13 PWR+ 19 19
MMUN2231LT1
9 RXD-RS
RST-PWR
MC74HC132AD
PWR- 10 NC
CONNECTOR DB37
GND
11 NC
12 NC
SWITCH SETTINGS
The switches are located at the rear of the Validating Head, under the transparent cover.
Validating Head
Setting switches
SW1
SW2
The Bill Validator operates in two basic modes: Validation Mode and Service Mode.
Validation Mode: This is the mode for normal operation. If a red status light is illuminated, it
indicates that the validator is not ready to accept currency.
Service Mode: This is the mode for programming and testing the CashCode Bill Validator.
SETTING
SWITCH
A series of (8) position DIP switches (SW1) define the settings and program the Bill Validator to
recognize and validate a variety of different bill denominations.
ON State of switch
SWITC H ON OFF
SW1.1 D enomi nati on #1 Enable D enomi nati on #1 D i sable
SW1.2 D enomi nati on #2 Enable D enomi nati on #2 D i sable
SW1.3 D enomi nati on #3 Enable D enomi nati on #3 D i sable
SW1.4 D enomi nati on #4 Enable D enomi nati on #4 D i sable
SW1.5 D enomi nati on #5 Enable D enomi nati on #5 D i sable
SW1.6 D enomi nati on #6 Enable D enomi nati on #6 D i sable
SW1.7 D enomi nati on #7 Enable D enomi nati on #7 D i sable
SW1.8 D enomi nati on #8 Enable D enomi nati on #8 D i sable
For a complete explanation of switch descriptions, please see the software version
description.
ON State of switch
Interface communication
SW2.3 9600 B P s 19200 B P s
sp eed
For additional information on switch features and explanations, please see the software
description for your particular Bill Validator.
Collecting Bills
To collect bills from the CashCode Bill Validator, simply open the lock on the base assembly and pull
out the Cassette (please see diagram below).
MAINTENANCE
AND SERVICE
Pressing the lever (located to the right) releases the Cassette for easy removal.
To replace the Cassette, close the Cassette cover, insert the Cassette into the FrontLoad frame,
and turn the key to lock the Cassette back in place.
To open the Cassette cover, simply open the locks – located on the Cassette cover (as shown in
diagram below).
The Cassette cover will then open easily, and the validated pack of bills can then be removed as a
neat stack.
SOFTWARE UPDATES
The FrontLoad Bill Validator is shipped with pre-installed software, according to a user’s ordered
specifications.
To ensure the proper operation of the FrontLoad Bill Validator, software updates can be
ordered according to the original FrontLoad part number.
SOFTWARE
UPDATES
Step 2. Lift up the Latch under the Validating Head, and Remove the Validating Head from the
Housing.
Step 3. Remove the Dummy Card (or Memory Card) from the Memory Card slot of the Validating
Head (please see diagram below).
Step 4. Insert the new CashCode Memory Card into the Memory Card slot of the Validating Head
(please see diagram below).
SOFTWARE
UPDATES
Step 6. Turn Power ON and wait until the download process is completed. During the download, a
red-green status light will blink. Once the download is completed, the diagnostic light will turn green.
Should the light stay red, this means there is no communication between the FrontLoad Bill Validator
and the host controller.
STATUS LIGHT
A single-download Memory Card must be present in the Bill Validator at all times.
The Memory Card can be used to update more units, until the number of licenses is reached.
STATU S OF
ER R OR D ESC R IPTION FAU LT - H AN D LIN G
D IAGN OSTIC LIGH T
1 GR EEN FLASH ON External i nterface ERROR 1. Veri fy that software i s sui table for C C NET download.
R ED i n C C NET D ownload mode 2. Repeat procedure.
1. Turn POWER OFF, remove and i nsert the Smart Sti ck agai n, turn
2 GR EEN FLASH ES Memory C ard C RC
POWER ON.
ON R ED ERROR
2. Replace Memory C ard wi th the new one.
3 GR EEN FLASH ES Incorrect data i n Memory 1. Veri fy that the software i s sui table to the Bi ll Vali dator type.
ON R ED C ard 2. Insert correct type of C ashC ode Memory C ard.
4 GR EEN FLASH ES Memory C ard i s not
Properly i nsert the Memory C ard.
ON R ED i nserted
5 GR EEN FLASH ES Wrong type of Memory
Insert the correct type of C ashC ode Memory C ard.
ON R ED C ard
1. Turn POWER OFF, remove and i nsert the Memory C ard agai n, turn
6 GR EEN FLASH ES
Fai lure duri ng download POWER ON.
ON R ED
2. Replace Memory C ard wi th the new one.
1. Turn POWER OFF, remove and i nsert the Memory C ard agai n, turn
7 GR EEN FLASH ES Operati on ERROR of
POWER ON.
ON R ED Memory C ard i nterface
2. Replace Memory C ard wi th the new one.
TROUBLESHOOTING
CashCode’s FrontLoad Bill Validator is equipped with a self-diagnostic feature to aid in repair and
maintenance. When the power to the Bill Validator is turned ON, the Bill Validator begins its self-
diagnostic operation.
If the self-diagnostic test is passed, then the status light will turn green. If an error is detected, then
the status light on the front of the Bill Validator will blink red.
The number of times the red light flashes on the Bill Validator, is an indication of a specific problem or
malfunction. A detailed list of these errors and corrective action is provided in the Diagnostics section
to follow.
SHOOTING
TROUBLE-
Status light
N U MB ER OF
STATU S LIGH T ER R OR D ESC R IPTION FAU LT - H AN D LIN G N OTE
FLASH ES
C ASSETTE IS C HEC K IF C ASSETTE IS
1. R E D REMOVED FROM BILL INSTALLED C ORREC TLY
VALID ATOR
Cassette
N U MB ER OF STATU S
ER R OR D ESC R IPTION FAU LT - H AN D LIN G N OTE
LIGH T FLASH ES
SHOOTING
TROUBLE-
EXTRACTOR
OPT-HW-FT01
SENSE-A-CLICK
(Lower Module)
SENSE-A-CLICK
(Upper Module)
GUIDE
(0200052)
GUIDE
(0200053)
N U MB ER OF
STATU S LIGH T ER R OR D ESC R IPTION FAU LT - H AN D LIN G N OTE
FLASH ES
N U MB ER OF
STATU S LIGH T ER R OR D ESC R IPTION FAU LT - H AN D LIN G N OTE
FLASH ES
1. C HEC K IF SENSE-A-C LIC K
MOD ULE C ORRESPOND S TO
FAILURE OF THE C ORREC T SOFTWARE
5. R E D
D IELEC TRIC SENSORS TYPE/VERSION.
2. REPLAC E SENSE-A-C LIC K
MOD ULE.
1. OPEN VALID ATOR HEAD
GUID E, C LEAN OPTIC AL
SENSORS (PLEASE SEE
MAINTENANC E SEC TION FOR
FAILURE OF OPTIC AL C LEANING D ETAILS ON THESE
6. R E D
SENSORS SENSORS).
2. REMOVE SENSE-A-C LIC K
MOD ULE. C HEC K C ONNEC TORS.
3. C HANGE SENSE-A-C LIC K
MOD ULE.
SHOOTING
TROUBLE-
NUMBER OF STAT US
ERROR DESCRIPT ION FAULT - HANDLING NOT E
LIGHT FLASHES
“SENSE-A-CLICK”
INDUCTIVE
SENSORS
NUMBER OF STATUS
ERROR DESCRIPTION FAULT - HANDLING NOTE
LIGHT FLASHES
SHOOTING
TROUBLE-
Validating
Head
Transport
motor
N U MB ER OF STATU S
ER R OR D ESC R IPTION FAU LT - H AN D LIN G N OTE
LIGH T FLASH ES
SPEED OF C HEC K POWER SUPPLY
9. R E D TRANSPORTING VOLTAGE.
MOTOR IS TOO FAST
1. OPEN VALID ATOR HEAD
GUID E. C HEC K TO SEE IF PATH
IS C LEAN.
FAILURE IN
2. C LOSE GUID E AND TURN
10. R E D ALIGNMENT
OFF POWER. AFTER FIVE
MEC HANISM
SEC OND S, TURN POWER "ON".
THE ALIGNMENT MEC HANISM
WILL SELF-AD JUST.
BILL PATHWAY OPEN REC EIVING PATH AND
11. R ED
IS NOT EMPTY C HEC K THAT IT IS C LEAN.
BILL JAM IN ENTRY REMOVE C ASSETTE FROM
12. R E D SLOT OF C ASSETTE. BILL VALID ATOR AND C LEAN
NO C RED IT ISSUED . PATH.
OPEN VALID ATOR HEAD GUID E
OVERLOAD OF
13. R E D AND C HEC K TO SEE IF PATH IS
TRANSPORT MOTOR
C LEAN.
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
TECHNICAL
SUPPORT