CRM9250N Toolplus-Cassette-Config User Manual V1.1

CRM9250N ToolPlus User Manual
CRM9250N
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Content
History............................................................................................................................................................................ I
Content..........................................................................................................................................................................II
1. Overview................................................................................................................................................................ 3
2. Range of Application............................................................................................................................................ 4
3. PC Configuration..................................................................................................................................................5
4. Terms and Definition............................................................................................................................................ 6
5. Description of Related Files................................................................................................................................. 7
6. Driver Installation.................................................................................................................................................8
7. Login and Authorization Access........................................................................................................................ 11
7.1. Login............................................................................................................................................................. 11
7.2. Communication Checking............................................................................................................................ 11
7.3. Access Unit Dispensing Authorization.........................................................................................................12
8. Description of Test Function..............................................................................................................................14
8.1. ToolPlus Page Description............................................................................................................................14
8.2. Unit status..................................................................................................................................................... 15
8.3. Transaction Command..................................................................................................................................17
8.3.1. Page Description...................................................................................................................................18
8.3.2. Recommend Process.............................................................................................................................19
8.3.3. Command Description..........................................................................................................................20
8.4. Maintenance Command................................................................................................................................22
8.4.1. Motor Test.............................................................................................................................................22
8.4.2. Solenoid Test.........................................................................................................................................23
8.4.3. Cassette Configuration......................................................................................................................... 24
8.4.4. Get Sensor Value...................................................................................................................................26
8.5. Online Download..........................................................................................................................................27
8.5.1. Page Description...................................................................................................................................27
8.5.2. Preparation............................................................................................................................................28
8.5.3. Single File Download........................................................................................................................... 29
8.5.4. CE/NV Folder Download..................................................................................................................... 33
9. Menu Operation..................................................................................................................................................36
9.1. Connect USB................................................................................................................................................ 36
9.2. Read Unit Log...............................................................................................................................................38
9.3. Configure Currency Information..................................................................................................................39
9.4. Error Code Check......................................................................................................................................... 41
9.5. Option Configuration....................................................................................................................................42
Appendix 1 Unit Status Information Correspondence Table.................................................................................43
Appendix 2 Unit Sensor Status Information Correspondence Table.................................................................... 46
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1. Overview
This document explains the function and instructions of CRM9250N, which is helpful for engineer to conduct
daily maintenance or function test. Meanwhile, related training could also refer to this document.
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2. Range of Application
 Testers
 Technical engineers
 R&D personnel

3. PC Configuration
 Install Dunite 1.2 SR2withSP7 or version above;
 Minimum hardware configuration: PIII800, 256MB memory, keyboard, mouse, USB2.0 interface.

4. Terms and Definition

USB, CRM9250N

5. Description of Related Files

Function description of files in CRM9250N toolplus folder.
No. File Name Description

1 CRM9000DevDll.dll DLL output file, must include in toolplus
2 CRM9250N.exe Execute file, double click this file to operate toolplus
3 GRGDTATM_CommCfg.ini Ini configuration file
4 CRM9250NInitSet.ini Unit configuration file
5 ErrCode.mdb Unit error code ccoding
6 56800EHardwareCfg.ini Download unit configuration file online
7 CRM9250NVDll.dll NV test DLL
8 SiUSBXp.dll USB DLL
9 NvApi.dll SNV functional package DLL

6. Driver Installation
Before first time using, you need to install Dunite (Dunite1.2SR2b82-Run.exe or version above) and USB driver
(GRGUSBDriver_v2.0.10.3.exe or version above).
After installed GRGUSBDriver_v2.0.10.3.exe, connect the USB interface from CRM9250N to PC. If it is the first
time connection, it will prompt new hardware discovered.
Image 6.1 Driver installation

Choose “install from list or specified location (advance)”, then click “Next”;


Choose “do not search. I will choose the installation package myself”, then click “Next”.

Click the installed USB driver displayed in the red area above, then click “Next”;

Click “Finish”, complete the installation.

7. Login and Authorization Access

7.1. Login
First check if USB cable is well connected and the device is power on.
Run CRM9250N.exe, enter login page, as shown below;
Image 7.1.1 Login

Language: Chinese and English (currently only Chinese)
Username: GRGYuntong
Password: ******
Note: the username and password is all the same and cannot change (could ask R&D personnel for detail)
7.2.Communication Checking
If prompt information as shown below after login, means the USB cable between PC and main control board is
not connected or not well connected.
Image 7.2 Communication checking

Solutions:
Re-plug USB cable, if still prompt information above, check if the driver installed correctly.

7.3.Access Unit Dispensing Authorization

After login, when conducts dispense for the first time, engineer should first access unit dispensing authorization.
Click “Dispense” or click “Tools→Get DSPN Right” to enter the authorization access page, as shown below:
Image 7.3.1 Authorization access page 1

After prompt the page to access dispensing authorization, pull out the lower unit and then push back, then the
authorization accessed successfully, as shown below.


8. Description of Test Function

8.1.ToolPlus Page Description
The CRM9250N toolplus page is as shown below:
Image 8.1 Toolplus page

As image above, the page including 4 parts:
Part 1: Title, displays the USB communication connection status;
Part 2: Menu bar, including 3 functions: Setting, Tools, Help;
Part 3: Test items, total 5 items: unit status [MacStatus], transaction command [ActionCmd], maintenance
command [maintain], process test [FlowTest], firmware download [Download];
Part 4: Test items function control part.

8.2.Unit status
CRM9250N sensor page is as shown below.
Image 8.2.1 Upper unit status

Image 8.2.2 Lower unit status

Part 1: Click “Update Sensor” button, the program will update sensor status continuously, and the sensor status
will show as 3 different colors: Red means opposite type sensor is shield (as shown red in Image 8.2.1); Blue
means U type sensor is shield (as shown blue in Image 8.2.1); Green means the opposite type or U type sensor is
not shield (as shown in Image 8.2.2). Click “Stop Update” and the program will stop updating sensor status.
Part 2: Click “Up”, the display page will change to upper unit sensor, click “Lower”, the display page will change
to lower unit sensor;
Part 3: Input the sensor name want to find, click “Find Sensor”, then could zoom the specified sensor size in a
short time, which in convenient for engineer to position the sensor.

8.3.Transaction Command
Choose “ActionCmd” and show page as shown below:
Image 8.3.1 Transaction command page

8.3.1. Page Description
Part 1: Transaction command;

Part 2: Each command parameter frame and responding parameter frame;
Part 3: Explanation of command execution error code and time the process cost.
In Part 1, you can change transaction command by pressing “↑” and “↓” on keyboard, or just left click to choose.
Double click or press “Enter” on keyboard means execute command.
After choose, Part 2 will display the command parameter and responding parameter frame of corresponding
command, the command parameter is modifiable. How to modify: choose the parameter need to change, double
click or press “Enter”, input parameter in the prompt page (as shown below), then click “OK”.
Image 8.3.2 Command input parameter setting

After command execution, the responding frame of Part 2 will display the unit responding data, and in Part 3 will
show the explanation of the command execution result and time it cost.
Note: “power on initialization”=“Initial setting” + “dispensing cassette information” + “initialization”

8.3.2. Recommend Process
1) Operation steps when CRM9250N is power on or re-plug cassettes

1 After unit power on or re-plug cassettes, first execute “Initial setting”;
2 Execute “Get cassette information”;
3 Execute “Initialize”;
4 Then other command
Note: “power on initialization”=“Initial setting” + “dispensing cassette information” + “initialization”
2) Operation steps of CRM9250N deposit
1 Execute “Initial setting”, “Get cassette information” and “Initialize” in turn after unit power on;
2 Execute “Prepare deposit”;
3 Execute “Open shutter”, put notes to input slot;
4 Execute “Cash count”, if there are notes reject, execute “Open shutter” and take notes out;
5 Execute “Deposit”.
3) Operation steps of CRM9250N dispense
1 Execute “Prepare dispense”;
2 Execute “Dispense”;
3 Execute “Open shutter’, and take notes out;
4) Operation steps of CRM9250N retract
1 If there are notes in NF, execute “Retract NF”;
2 If there are notes in NE, execute “Retract NE”;
5) Operation steps of CRM9250N error
1 If transaction commands execution error, first execute “Initialize” and only after execution success could
execute other commands.

8.3.3. Command Description
 Power on initialize: Execute initialize setting, get cassette information and initial setting in turn;
 Initial setting: Set CRM9250N working mode parameter. If there are no special requirements, could use the
default parameter. Attention that the parameter change must complete in file 4(CRM9250NInitSet.ini);
 Get cassette information: Get CRM9250Ncassette information;
 Initialize: Initialize CRM9250N unit, check if each module is in normal state, clear the channel from NE to
NF;
 Open shutter: Open NF shutter;
 Close shutter: Close NF shutter;
 Prepare dispense: Put NF baffle t proper position, use this interface before dispensing;
 Dispense: Feed specified quantity notes from cassette, after NV verification, send valid notes to NF output
slot, invalid notes to NE;
 Present: Check if there are notes at NF, and push baffle t proper position, use this interface after dispensing;
 Prepare deposit: Put NF baffle at proper position, use this interface before cash counting;
 Cash count: Close shutter, verify the notes at input slot by NV, the valid notes send to NE and invalid notes
send back to output slot, responding frame will show the received notes detail such as denomination, and the
counting command frame parameter could change verification mode (genuine notes/test notes); 0x00:
genuine notes mode, means unit could reject fake notes according to verification result; 0xFF: test notes
mode, means unit will not reject fake notes, but only reject notes not meet structure requirements (such as
over tilt, small gap, connected notes, etc.); 0x0F: simulated notes mode, unit will receive or reject simulate
notes according to verification result;
 Deposit: CRM9250N store notes in NE, and the responding frame will show the notes detail information
such as amount. The deposit command frame parameter could change. 0x00: Verification mode (genuine
notes/test notes), also could be call as genuine notes mode, means unit save notes into responding cassette
according to verification result; 0xFF: Test notes mode, unit will save valid notes to cassette with highest
priority and invalid notes to AC; 0x0F: Simulate notes mode, unit will save simulate notes into responding
cassette according to verification result. RC priority: Each cassette could set 4 different level as 1-4, 1 is
highest and 4 is lowest; if there are 2 cassettes with same level, the smaller slot No. cassette is the higher one.
For example, RC1 and RC2 are all L2, then the priority of RC1 is higher than RC2. We suggest that the 4
cassettes have different priority in principle;
 Cancel deposit: CRM9250N reject the notes in NE to the output slot;
 Prepare next transaction: CRM9250N clear internal data and prepare for the next transaction;
 Retract NF: Verify notes at NF and then send to corresponding cassette, the retract NF command parameter
could change, the retract terminal: 0x0A: retract all notes to LRB; 0x0B: retract all notes to AC; 0x0C: retract
notes according to specified cassettes priority;
 Retract NE: CRM9250N store the notes in NE to AC cassette, the retract NE command parameter could
change, the retract terminal: 0x0B means AC and 0x0C means RC;
 Get machine status: Get status of each module and sensor;

 Get firmware version: Get CRM9250N firmware version of each module;

 Get hardware version: Get CRM9250N hardware version;
 Get cassette note denomination information: Get CRM9250N hardware version;
 Set cassette note denomination information: Get CRM9250N hardware version;
 Thickness auto adjust: Get CRM9250N hardware version;

8.4.Maintenance Command
8.4.1. Motor Test
Motor test page is as shown below:
Image 8.4.1 Motor test page

1 Start: Choose motor name, direction and speed, click “Start” to start the chosen motor;
2 Stop: Click “Stop” to stop motor;
3 Note: First take out the cassettes before testing stepper motor and DC motor;

8.4.2. Solenoid Test
Solenoid test page is as shown below:
Image 8.4.2 Solenoid test page

1 Start: Choose solenoid name, direction, click “Start” to start the chosen solenoid;
2 Stop: Click “Stop” to stop solenoid;

8.4.3. Cassette Configuration
CRM9250N configuration including the following sections: denomination, version, setting, etc.
1 Denomination: Denomination including 3 parts: country code where using the cassette, notes denomination
and notes version. The 3 part information could be chosen in the down-drop menu, choose order is: country
code, denomination, then version.
2 Version: There are 2 choices for version: do not distinguish version and distinguish version. Do not
distinguish version: means the cassette will save all version of specified denomination notes. Distinguish
version: means the cassette will save specified version of specified denomination notes;
3 Cassette setting: There are 4 choices for cassette setting: recycle, dispense only, deposit only, sorting.
Recycle: means the cassette can both deposit and dispensing. Dispense only: means the cassette can only
dispensing but not deposit. Deposit only: means the cassette can only deposit but not dispensing. Sorting:
using to deposit the sorting notes during sorting. Make sure if the unit support sorting function or not before
setting, if the unit does not support the function, the setting is invalid.
Cassette configuration page is as shown below:
Image 8.4.3 Cassette configuration page

Part 1: Cassette information setting interface, double click the cell to enter input status, then could input
parameter of each item. The “Denomination” setting is double click the corresponding cell, choose the country
code, denomination and version in the down-drop menu, as shown below:

Image 8.4.1 Denomination setting page

Part 2: After setting parameter in Part 1, click “Setting” to activate the setting. After setting, click “Getting” to get
cassette information, which could check if the setting cassette information is correct.
Part 3: Execution result.

8.4.4. Get Sensor Value
Get sensor value page is as shown below:
Image 8.4.3 Get sensor value page

1 Get: Click “GET”, then could get the current sensor value, and in frame will show the sensor name and
corresponding value;

8.5.Online Download
8.5.1. Page Description
Choose “Download”, the online download page is as shown below.
Image 8.5.1 Download page

8.5.2. Preparation
To use the download function, engineer should prepare as following:

1 Check if the main control board, upper control board, cassette board and NV interface board firmware has
burning correct Bootloader program;
2 If download cassette board and NV interface board firmware online, check if main control board firmware has
burning successfully;
3 Make sure the download tools is well connected with CRM9250N communication USB cable;
4 Make sure NV USB cable is well connected with download host if need to download CRM9250N NV DSP
and FPGA firmware;
5 Check if the unit is power on.

8.5.3. Single File Download
Image 8.5.2 Download page

Part 1: Choose the file path of CRM9250N firmware need to download;
Part 2: Choose mode to download firmware, “Power On” or “Power Off”;
Part 3: Choose target board to download firmware;

1) Download main board firmware

1 Click “Browser” and prompt page as below, chooses firmware;
Image 8.5.3 Firmware download page

2 Choose mode to download, such as “Power on”;
3 Choose target board, such as “Main control board”;
4 If the download mode is “Power On”, make sure CRM9250N is power on and in well communication mode,
click “Start” and download start; if the download mode is “Power Off”, first turn on CRM9250N, after
hearing a beep reconnect USB, all these complete click “Start” to start the download.

2) Download upper control board firmware

1 Click “Browser” and prompt page as below, chooses firmware;
Image 8.5.4 Upper control board firmware download page

3 Choose target board, such as “Upper control board”;

3) Download RC board firmware

1 Click “Browser” and prompt page as below, chooses AC firmware, the firmware format must be
YT2.480.0385*.hex;
Image 8.5.5 Cassette firmware download page

3 Choose target board, such as “Cassette 1”;

8.5.4. CE/NV Folder Download
Image 8.5.6 Folder download page

Part 1: Choose single or folder to download
Part 2: Choose folder path need to download
Part 3: Choose CE or NV folder to download

1) Download CE folder
1 Click “Browser” and prompt page as below, chooses folder need to download ;
Image 8.5.7 CE folder download page
2 Choose Download CE;
3 Start download;

2) Download NV folder
1 Click “Browser” and prompt page as below, chooses folder need to download ;
Image 8.5.8 NV folder download page
2 Choose Download NV;
3 Start download;

9. Menu Operation
9.1.Connect USB
1 Connect CRM9250N USB cable to test computer;
2 Turn on CRM9250N;
3 Start CRM9250N toolplus (double click or right click CRM9250Test.exe), the toolplus start up and
beep once means the toolplus is well connected with CRM9250N main control board;
Note: Step 1 and step 2 could swap order.
4 After start toolplus, you can control USB by click the “Setting” in menu bar, as shown below:
Image 9.1.1 Communication connection page 1
Communication interface: Click “Communication interface”, click “Connect” on the prompt page and
will start the USB communication connection, as shown below:

Image 9.1.2 Communication connection page 2

9.2.Read Unit Log
Click “Tools” in menu bar, in the prompt submenu, click “Option” to enter page to get unit debug
information (unit Log information), as shown below. Choose “Auto Get Log Info” in part 1 and toolplus
will get unit log automatically after each transaction command, engineer could find the log folder in the
root directory of toolplus.
Image 9.2.1 Read unit log page

9.3.Configure Currency Information
CRM9250N “Configure currency” menu is as shown below: click “Tools” in setting, choose “Set
Machine Support Note” in the prompt menu to enter currency configure page;
Image 9.3.1 Set machine support note page
Click “Set Machine Support Note” and prompt unit currency configuration page, as shown below. Before
runningCRM9250N should complete the initial setting, and the unit support currency in the initial setting
could complete with the toolplus.

Image 9.3.2 Set machine support notes page
Part 1: CRM9250N notes verification module (NV) support currency;
Part 2: Currency CRM9250N already supported;
Part 3: Click “Add All” to add all NV support currency to CRM9250N support currency;
Part 4: Choose one currency in Part 1, click “Add One” to add the NV support currency to CRM9250N
support currency;
Part 5: Click “Delete All” to delete all CRM9250N support currency in Part 2;
Part 6: Click “Delete One” to delete one CRM9250N support currency in Part 2;
Part 7: Click “Get” to get CRM9250N notes verification module (NV) support currency and show in Part
1;

9.4.Error Code Check
Click “Help”, choose “Error Code Check” in prompt menu and shown as below:
Image 9.4.1 Error code check page
Image 9.4.2 Error code check page
Input the error code or warning code want to query in Part 1, then click “Query”, the corresponding code
description will show in Part 2.

9.5.Option Configuration
Click “Tools” and choose “Option” in the prompt submenu, and prompt dialog as shown below. Option
configuration has 3 choices: type, auto get log info, auto get OCR; choose corresponding configuration
means setting succeed.
Image 9.5.1 Option configuration page
Image 9.5.2 Option configuration page

Appendix 1 Unit Status Information Correspondence Table
Unit Status Information (10 bytes)
No. Bit Each Part Status Information Status Information Description
27 Notes at shutter 1: There are notes in shutter area

26 Notes at dispense slot 1: There are notes at dispense slot
1: Notes put at wrong dispense slot
25 Notes at wrong dispense slot position
position
1st byte 24 Shutter closed 1: Shutter already closed
23 NV opened 1: NV already opened (Reserved)
22 Upper unit is pull out/push in 1: The upper unit is pull out or push in
21 Upper unit in correct position 1: The upper unit is in correct position
20
27 Empty 1: No notes in NE
NE
26 Reserved Undefined
25
24
2nd byte
23
Reserved Reserved
22
21
20
27 Exist 1: LR exist
26 LRB Empty 1: LR empty
25 Full 1: LR full
3rd byte
24 Reserved Reserved
22 Lower unit is pull out/push in 1: The lower unit is pull out or push in
21 Lower unit in correct position 1: The lower unit is in correct position
20 Lower cover channel open 1: Channel is open
27 Full 1: means AC is full
26 Almost full 1: means AC is almost full
25 Cassette info 1: means fail to read AC information
24 Deposit only Empty 1: means AC is empty
4th byte 23 Abnormal 1: means AC is in abnormal state
cassette (AC)
Separate roller
22 1: means AC separate roller is error
error
Notes push board
21 1: means AC notes push board is error
error
20 Cassette exist 1: means AC is exist

27 Full 1: means RC1 is full

26 Almost full 1: means RC1 is almost full
25 Cassette info 1: means fail to read RC1 information
24 Empty 1: means RC1 is empty
5th byte 23 RC1 Abnormal 1: means RC1 is in abnormal state
Separate roller
2 2
1: means RC1 separate roller is error
error
Notes push board 1: means RC1 notes push board is
21
error error
20 Cassette exist 1: means RC1 is exist
Separate roller
22 1: means RC2 separate roller is error
error
21
error error
Separate roller
error
21
error error
Separate roller
2 2
1: means RC4 separate roller is error
error
21
error error
9th byte 23 ATC Abnormal 1: means RC4 is in abnormal state
Separate roller
error
21
error error

27
26
25
10th byte 23
22
21
1: means there is cassette being
20 Cassette plugging plugging, read the cassette information
and the bit will be 0

Appendix 2 Unit Sensor Status Information Correspondence

Table
Unit sensor status information (30 bytes)
No. Bit Unit sensor status information Status information description
20 SF01 0: Block 1: Not block
1st byte
2nd byte
23 ST01 0: Block 1: Not block
3rd byte
4th byte
24 SE01 0: Block 1: Not block
25 SE02 0: Block 1: Not block
26 Reserved 0: Block 1: Not block
27 UF01 0: Block 1: Not block
5th byte
6th byte 21 UT01 0: Block 1: Not block
22 UT02 0: Block 1: Not block


25 UE01 0: Block 1: Not block
7th byte
25 NVSR01 0: Block 1: Not block
26 NVSR02 0: Block 1: Not block
21 RC1SR01 0: Block 1: Not block
8th byte
24 RC1UR01 0: Block 1: Not block
9th byte
20 ACUR05 0: Block 1: Not block
23 ACSR01 0: Block 1: Not block
10th byte
11th byte
24 ATCSR01 0: Block 1: Not block
27 ATCUR01 0: Block 1: Not block
21 Reserved 0: Block 1: Not block
12th byte

13th byte
26 RC1En 0: Block 1: Not block
27 RC2En 0: Block 1: Not block
20 ACEn 0: Block 1: Not block
21 ATCEn 0: Block 1: Not block
23 SD01 0: Block 1: Not block
14th byte
15th byte
26 UD01 0: Block 1: Not block
16th byte
17th byte 23 Reserved Reserved
21
Reserved Reserved
18th byte

21
Reserved Reserved
21st byte 23 Reserved Reserved
22nd 23 Reserved Reserved
byte 24 Reserved Reserved
23rd byte 23 Reserved Reserved
21
Reserved Reserved
24 byte
th 22 Reserved Reserved



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Image 6.1 Driver installation

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Image 6.2 Driver installation

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Image 6.4 Driver installation

Click “Finish”, complete the installation.

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7. Login and Authorization Access

Image 7.1.1 Login

Image 7.2 Communication checking

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7.3.Access Unit Dispensing Authorization

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Image 7.3.2 Authorization access page 2

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Image 7.3.3 Authorization access page 3

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8. Description of Test Function

Image 8.1 Toolplus page

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Image 8.2.1 Upper unit status

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Image 8.2.2 Lower unit status

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Image 8.3.1 Transaction command page

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8.3.1. Page Description

Part 1: Transaction command;

Image 8.3.2 Command input parameter setting

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8.3.2. Recommend Process

1) Operation steps when CRM9250N is power on or re-plug cassettes

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8.3.3. Command Description

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 Get firmware version: Get CRM9250N firmware version of each module;

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Motor test page is as shown below:

Image 8.4.1 Motor test page

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8.4.2. Solenoid Test

Solenoid test page is as shown below:

Image 8.4.2 Solenoid test page

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8.4.3. Cassette Configuration

Image 8.4.3 Cassette configuration page

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Image 8.4.1 Denomination setting page

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8.4.4. Get Sensor Value

Get sensor value page is as shown below:

Image 8.4.3 Get sensor value page