H22V Series Module Manual V1.1

DT-7000H22V Series ATM
Module Manual
DT- 7000H22V Series V1.1E 3/3
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1.CDM8240N Operation Instructions
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MODULE MANUAL
GRGBanking Equipment Co., Ltd.
S N : YT2.291.2088
Version : V1.1
Released date : Jul . 20th ,2016
Notes
• Take care when replacing any module or pulling out the note cassette to avoid
the module or cassette from suddenly falling off to cause human injury.
• Please use the handle or knob with green label during operation.
• Caution! Watch your hand.
• Electronic components like motor may cause high temperature while

running. Please do not touch.
•Do not pull out the cassette or any module when the machine is running.
•Do not touch any moving components when the machine is running.
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Document History
Number and name Version Date Revision description Participants
CDM8240N Operation V1.0 2015-07-20 Created Prepared by:

Instruction Gong Yuan
Approved by:
Weng Qiuhua
V1.1 2016-07 Modify some content Prepared by:

Of 2.4 and 4.2 Yu Yong
Approved by:
Weng Qiuhua

Contents
1 TESTING ENVIRONMENT SETUP....................................................................................... 3
1.1 EQUIPMENT AND TOOLS REQUIRED................................................................................ 3
1.2 CABLE CONNECTION.......................................................................................................3
2 NOTE LOADING AND TAKING............................................................................................ 5
2.1 PREPARE NOTES.............................................................................................................. 5
2.2 TAKE OUT NOTE CASSETTE............................................................................................. 7
2.3 OPEN NOTE CASSETTE.....................................................................................................7
2.4 LOAD NOTES................................................................................................................... 8
2.5 INSERT CASSETTE..........................................................................................................12
2.6 CLEAR REJECT VAULT...................................................................................................12
2.7 INSERT REJECT VAULT.................................................................................................. 14
3 TESTING................................................................................................................................. 15
3.1 DESCRIPTION OF OPERATING MODES........................................................................... 15
3.2 START TEST PROGRAM...................................................................................................... 16
3.3 TEST COMMANDS................................................................................................................17
3.3.1 GENERAL TEST..............................................................................................................17
3.3.2 PARAMETER SETTING....................................................................................................20
1 General parameter setting...............................................................................21
2 Slot InOut flag..................................................................................................21
3 Reject vault parameter.................................................................................... 21
4 Slot number.......................................................................................................22
5 Special parameter.............................................................................................22
4 HANDLING NOTE JAMMING............................................................................................. 23
4.1 NOTE JAMMING IN NOTE PICKING MECHANISM.............................................................23
4.1.1 Note jamming in inner channel of note picking mechanism.....................23
4.1.2 Note jamming in outer channel of note picking mechanism.....................26
4.2 NOTE JAMMING IN STACKER......................................................................................... 27
4.3 NOTE JAMMING IN TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM.............................................................. 29

CDM8240N Rear Access Type
Up
Rear
Right
Left Front
Down Note presenter

Cradle（ Option）
Note transport
Main board
Note picking
mechanism Reject vault
Note cassette
Cassette frame
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CDM8240N Front Access Type
Up
Rear
Right
Left
Front
Down
Note transport
Cradle（ Option）
Main board Presenter
Note picking
Reject vault
mechanism
Note
cassette
Cassette frame

1 Testing Environment Setup
1.1 Equipment and tools required
CDM8240N, power supply and cable, communication cable, test program, computer,
test bench, and test note
1.2 Cable connection
A. Turn off the power switch of CDM8240N, and connect the power cable to main
board;
B. Connect the communication cable to main board;
C. Connect USB to main board (for CIS version only);
D. Open the computer and test program;
E. Turn on the power switch of CDM8240N and start test.

Connect power cable Connect communication cable
Connect USB (for OCR version only)

2 Note Loading and Taking
2.1 Prepare notes
Whether notes are loaded as required and the quality of notes will directly affect the
performance of CDM8240N.
It is recommended to check and load the notes in the following steps, so that it will be
easier to take notes out of the cassette.
Brand new notes (unused)

A. Take off the band from the new notes;
B. Disperse the notes by:
 flapping the entire stack of notes
against a table edge or other
similar object;
 flipping the entire stack of notes
in two directions;
Flip and disperse the entire stack of brand
 separating the notes using a cash
new notes
counter.
Old notes (used)

A. Take off the band from the notes;
B. Remove scraps, stiff papers and other foreign matters from the notes;
C. Take out the unacceptable notes (see Table 1);
D. Flat the folded notes.

Table 1: Unacceptable Notes
S/N Type of folded notes Description
Folded at the middle of the note (vertical);

1 “a” “a” = 5mm
2 Folded in Z-shape; “b” = 5mm

“b”
Curled at the middle of the note (horizontal);

3
“c” “c”=5mm
4 Folded at a corner; “d”= 5mm

“d”
Folded at the middle of the note (horizontal);

5
“e” “e”= 5mm
“f” Curled at the middle of the note (vertical);

6
“f”= 5mm

2.2 Take out note cassette
A: Press the platen lock on cassette B: Hold up the cassette bottom and pull the
frame and the cassette will come cassette out.
out.
2.3 Open note cassette
Mechanical
lock
Buckle
Mechanical
Lock tongue lock
A: Insert the key to mechanical lock and turn

the key clockwise to open the lock.

Lock
tongue
B: Press down the lock tongue of C: Separate the upper end of the buckle from
cassette and pull the lower part of lock on the upper cover of the cassette; then
the cassette buckle outward at the rotate to open the upper cover.
same time.
2.4 Load notes
Direction of
loading notes
Front face of
Pressure pressure plate
plate Direction of
stacking notes
A: Pull the pressure plate backwards B: Put the stacked acceptable notes in the
till it is locked by the buckle. cassette before the front face of pressure
plate in order.

C: Release the pressure plate to make D: Close the upper cover of the cassette in
it keep down the notes (ensure that the arrow direction.
the notes are stacked orderly; about
3,000 notes can be loaded at most).
E: Press down the upper cover to make F: Turn the key anticlockwise to lock the
it cling to the base and make the cassette, and then pull out the key.
upper part of the buckle hook the
lock.
Notes:
1) There is a set of color signs on each side of the inside walls of note cassette: red sign
and green sign. The red sign means the maximum volume of notes to be loaded, while the
green sign means the recommended volume of notes to be loaded.

Maximum volume
Recommended
volume

2) When loading notes, avoid folding them, as shown below:
3) For brand new notes whose band or rubber band may make them uneven, load the notes
with concave side towards the cassette shutter, as shown below:
4) For brand new notes, load them alternately in terms of the orientation and thickness (on
the basis of 100 notes) to have the bundles of notes in the cassette face different directions,
with uniform thickness, as shown below:

5) Do not waggle the cassette after notes are loaded, and place the cassette as shown
below:
Correct Wrong Wrong
2.5 Insert cassette
A: Insert the cassette in the corresponding B: Push the cassette till the buckle locks
slot position. it.
2.6 Clear reject vault

A: Press the platen lock on cassette B: Pull out the reject vault.
frame and the reject vault will come out.
Mechanical lock
Mechanical lock
Buckle
C: Insert the key to mechanical lock and

turn the key clockwise to open the lock.
D: Open the upper cover, take out the E: Lock the buckle, insert the key to
notes, and then close the cover. mechanical lock and turn it anticlockwise
to lock it.

2.7 Insert reject vault
B: Push the reject vault till the buckle

A: Insert reject vault. locks it.

3 Testing
3.1 Description of operating modes
CDM8240 supports 3 operating modes:
1. Normal operating mode: default mode after power-up. In this mode, ATMC can
execute various commands to CDM8240N, and the nixie tube displays 00, as shown
below:
2. Test mode: this mode is required when ToolPlus is used for cash out and main motor
control. At this moment, the nixie tube displays 00., as shown below:
Note:
In test mode, ATMC can not dispense any cash, so normal operating mode must be
recovered after the test is completed.
 Method to enter the test mode from normal operating mode:
In normal operating mode, press the blue button on the control panel until the two
LEDs flicker, and then release it. When LEDs stop flickering, it indicates the mode
has been switched to the test mode, and cash dispensing function can be normally
used for operation. As shown in the figure above, when LEDL is on and LEDs
display 00., it has entered the test mode.
 Method to return to the normal operating mode from test mode:
In test mode, press the blue button on the control panel until the two LEDs flicker,
and then release it. When LEDs stop flickering and display 00, it indicates the mode
has been switched to the normal operating mode and the normal operating state has
been recovered.

Test mode is available to firmware above v3.0 only.
3. ODS mode: the operating mode to operate the CDM8240N without connecting to the
host. Refer to Instructions for Offline Maintenance and Error Code Application of
CDM for detailed operation.
 Method to enter ODS mode from normal operating mode:
In normal operating mode, press the two white buttons on the control panel until the
two LEDs flicker, and then release them. When LEDs stop flickering, it indicates the
mode has been switched to the test mode, and cash dispensing function can be
normally used for operation. As shown in the figure above, when LEDL is on and
LEDs display 0.0, it has entered ODS mode.
od to return to the normal operating mode from ODS mode:

In test mode, press the two white buttons on the control panel until the two LEDs
flicker, and then release them. When LEDs stop flickering and display 00, it
indicates the mode has been switched to the normal operating mode and the normal
operating state has been recovered.
Note:
In ODS mode, CDM8240N will not respond to any communication command
from any upper layer (including ATMC and ToolPlus), therefore, it must be returned to
the normal operating mode after the test is completed.
3.2 Start test program
First, confirm the communication cable is well connected and CDM8240N is normally
powered up.
Open CDM8240N.exe, and input the correct user name and password. If error windows
like “Initialization of serial port failed” or “MB and NV communication setting failed”
pop up, it indicates the serial port does not exist or has been occupied. The solution is as
follows.
(1) Click “Confirm” to pop up the main interface of the test program, click “set” in the
menu bar and then click “Communication setting”, select the correct serial port ID or

communication mode, and then click “Confirm”. If failed again, execute step 2.
(2) Call the task manager, kill all the processes occupying the serial port or USB port
(generally such processes are the following residual processes: CDM8240N.exe,
GRGCOM~1.EXE, GRGLOG~1.EXE), and then restart the test program. If no error
prompt, the test program is successfully started.
Note:
If the prompt of NV communication setting failed is given, but NV function is not
used or NV related operation is not required at this moment, you can ignore it.
3.3 Test commands
3.3.1 General test
“General test” includes all test items, and its functions are as follows:
Cash dispensing authority– used to obtain the command authorities for delivery,
pre-delivery, dispensing, recycle test, motor control, thickness self-calibration and NV
related settings. The operating method for obtaining the authority is clicking the button,
taking out the reject vault, and then putting it back. If no cash dispensing operation is
acted within 30 minutes, obtain the authority again.

Initialization – to initialize CDM8240N, test whether each module is normal, and
display in the figure above the state of each sensor. If “Init_New” is checked, the new
initialization command will be sent.
GetStatus – to get the status of CDM8240N. The status of each sensor will be displayed
in the figure above (with respect to electro-optical sensor: red – blocked, blue –
unblocked). This button can be used to test whether each sensor is normal.
Purge – to clear notes in the passage and prompt the times of notes being rejected in
“Result” display box.
GetVersion – to get the version of firmware and display the result in “Result” display
box.
ClearLog – to clear Log records stored in flash. Be cautious when using this command.
PreDeliver – to deliver the notes from the stacking zone to the PCS hold position.
Deliver – to deliver the notes from the PCS hold position to the note presenter.
Reject – to reject notes in PCS or SCS. This command can also be used to reject notes at
other positions in the passage.
Retract - to retract notes in PES. If there is no note in PES and PCS, a warn error “no
note at CDM8240N outlet” will be returned. Note reject position can be selected in
outlet reject option: PCS, SRFS or SCS.
PCS – to reject notes to PCS hold position.
SRFS – to reject notes to reject vault.
SCS – to reject notes to stacking zone.
Dispense – to dispense notes of designated number from a designated cassette. The
details are as follows:
(1) Enter test mode before dispensing.
Refer to section 6 for the method to enter test mode. Return to the normal operating
mode after the test is completed.
(2) Enter the number to be dispensed. The total number shall not be more than 100 or
equal to 0, or a corresponding error code will be given.
(3) Do not select dispensing from a slot position without cassette, or a corresponding
error code will be given.
(4) If “TestDispense” is selected, all dispensed notes will be dispensed to the reject
vault.
(5) 5 dispensing modes are available (please refer to the dispensing option above)
To PES – Notes are delivered to the note presenter directly.
To PCS – Notes are delivered to the PCS hold position.
Out of PES – Notes are delivered to the note presenter and then dispensed directly.

Note:
This mode can be used in test only. In order to ensure the normal
application of the function, front/rear service mode of CDM8240N shall be
configured in GRGDTATM_CommCfg.ini file.
To BRFS – Notes are delivered to the note presenter and then rejected to the reject
vault.
To SCS – Notes are delivered to the stacking zone.
(6) Dispensing results will be returned to the information display box. In case of error,
corresponding processing prompt will be displayed on the graphical interface.
(7) If “OCR” check box is checked, it is a must to start NV function of the CDM8240N
and connect test tools with NV control board via USB cables. After dispensing,
OCR Crown Size of all notes can be obtained and OCR images can be saved.
Recycle test – in recycle test function, it is possible to set “Interval Time”, “Random
Max”, “LimitAmount” and “LimitTimes”. Three modes are available:
(1) Run: it is a recycle dispense mode in which the dispense amount is subject to the
amount set for each slot position.
(2) Random: When using this function, you must check one of the check boxes from
Slot position 1 to Slot position 6. Dispensing will be executed only when the
selected slot position exists. Dispense amount can be set within the range of 1~100.
(3) New Cycle: When “New Cycle” check box is checked and no check box under
“RandomDisp.” is checked, it will enter “New Cycle” mode. In this mode, the
maximum dispense amount of all slot positions can be set within the range of
1~100, but dispensing will be executed only when the selected slot position exists.
Then, check the slot positions needing dispensing one by one according to the
sequence from 1 to 6. For example, if the dispense amount from slot position 1 to
slot position 4 are set as 100, and all the slot positions have cassettes, the notes in
slot position 1 will be dispensed first. After all the notes in slot position 1 are
dispensed, slot position 2 starts to dispense notes, and so forth, until all the slot
positions complete note dispensing.
ClearMsg – to clear all the information display on the graphical interface and in the
information display box.

3.3.2 Parameter setting

In order to ensure that the CDM8240N can be normally used, the operator must correctly
set all the parameters.
1 General parameter setting
(1) For the convenience of parameter setting, the operator may select corresponding
currency in the "Currency" box and select corresponding amount, and then wait for
the test tool to automatically display the length, width and thickness data of such
note. In case of any incorrect data, the operator may directly change such data in
relevant box, and then click “Set1” button to set cassette parameter(s). If no
corresponding currency is found, the operator may select user-defined currency and
manually enter the length, width and thickness data of such note, and then continue
the rest settings. For general parameter, the operator should enter relevant data
according to the size of note actually applied. Otherwise, any error occurred to the
general parameter will cause failure of cash dispensing. If “New cassette” parameter
checkbox is checked, the operator should set the cassette parameters according to
new parameter setting command(s). In such case, the operator must select
corresponding currency and amount.
(2) If the communication is normal, the tool will automatically obtain and display the
general parameters when the operator opens the “Set Para” interface. The tool can
also obtain and display the general parameters when the operator clicks “Get2”.
2 Slot InOut flag
The operator may select to clear all the cassette InOut flag of all the corresponding slots
or to clear such flags corresponding to an individual slot. The operator may select such
slot and click “Clear” button to clear the relevant flag(s).
3 Reject vault parameter
(1) The operator may click “Get1” button to obtain internal reject number and outer
retract number, and click clear parameter button “Clear1” to clear the inter reject
number and outer retract number.
Note:
After clearing cash in the reject vault, the operator must click “Clear1” button to
clear the recycle number; otherwise, an error will occur to subsequent cash
dispensing.
(2) The operator may click “Get3” button to obtain the reject vault mode of the
CDM8240N. There are two modes: one is reject vault and another is no reject vault.
The operator may click “Set2” button to set such reject vault mode.

4 Slot number
The operator may click “Get4” button to obtain current total slot number of CDM8240N.
5 Special parameter
The operator may click “Get5” button to obtain special parameters related to
CDM8240N.

4 Handling note jamming
Note:
* The operator should carefully operate and should not pull the note to avoid tearing
the note. And
* Pay attention to the edges of relevant machine and parts to avoid personal harm.
4.1 Note jamming in note picking mechanism
4.1.1 Note jamming in inner channel of note picking mechanism
Note: there may be two cases of note jamming in note picking mechanism. One case is
that most part of the note is in inner channel entrance and can be taken out when the
operator rotates the feeding rubber wheel reversely. Another case is that the entire note or
part of its end is in the inner channel. In the latter case, the operator should not directly
pull the note out. Instead, he or she should first try to rotate the feeding rubber wheel in
forward direction. And then, when the note is still not presented to exit of the note
picking mechanism, the operator should rotate both the feeding rubble wheel and the
transportation knob to cause the note to be presented to the back channel of the note
picking mechanism or to the transportation system from which the note can be taken out.
A. When the note is in inner channel B. When the entire note or part of its end is
entrance as shown in the figure above, in the inner channel as shown in the figure
the operator should rotate the feeding above, the operator should first try to rotate
rubber wheel reversely to take out the the feeding rubber wheel in forward
note; direction. And then, when the note is still not
presented to exit of the note picking
mechanism, the operator should rotate both
the feeding rubble wheel and the

transportation knob to cause the note to be
presented to the back channel of the note
picking mechanism or to the transportation
system from which the note can be taken out.
C. In case of note jamming in the joint part of the note picking mechanism and NV, the
operator should open the upper cover of NV and rotate main-channel knob to cause the
note to be presented to the channel of note picking mechanism. Then, the operator may
take out the note and close the upper cover. After taking out all the notes in the
transportation system, the operator should use ODS or ToolPlus test program for
initialization to ensure that all the notes are taken out and the CDM8240N can run
operate again.

D. When the note is jammed in inner or outer channel of the note picking mechanism
and cannot be taken out by common methods, the operator may take down the note
picking mechanism according to the steps described here. The operator may first take
down synchronous belt used for power transportation of outer channel, open the plastic
buckle, then, rotate the note picking mechanism outward for about 80 degrees, and
finally lift upward and take down the mechanism.

4.1.2 Note jamming in outer channel of note picking mechanism
In this case, the operator may rotate the main-channel knob to NV position, turn up the
upper cover of NV, and take out the note. Or, the operator may try to take out the note
from outer side of the two transportation belts and meanwhile press down floating
tightening shaft of the outer channel to reduce belt pre-tightening force.
Press down the floating tightening shaft

4.2 Note jamming in stacker
4.2.1 When presenter is installed at the back (Rear Access Type)

In case of note jamming in stacker, first open the cover of the handle (as shown in the
left figure below) and take out the note (see the right figure below), and finally make the
handle back to its original status.
1. open the cover of handle; 2. The operator should use handwheel to

move the stacker to its highest place, and
then take out the note;
4.2.2 When presenter is installed at the front (Front Access Type)

In case of note jamming in stacker, the operator should first pull out the limit shaft under
the presenter, and rotate the presenter downward. Then, the operator should rotate the
connection part of channels upward and take out the notes. Meanwhile, he or she may
rotate the channel handwheel to help taking out the note (as shown in the right figure
below). Finally, the operator should make the presenter back to its original status.

1. The operator should first pull out 2. The operator rotate the presenter
the limit shaft; downward;
3. The operator should rotate the 4. The operator may rotate the channel
connection part of channels upward, and handwheel to help taking out the note.
rotate stacker handwheel to move the
stacker to its highest place;

4.3 Note jamming in transportation system
4.3.1 Note jamming in upper channel
1. Note jamming in upper channel 2. The operator should rotate the

transportation system handwheel to cause the
note to be presented to reject vault or to the
presenter exit.
4.3.2 Note jamming in NV module
1. Note jamming in NV module; 2. The operator should pull down the limit
shaft and open the buckles at both sides;

3. The operator should turn up the 4. The operator should rotate the
cover assembly of NV upper channel; transportation system knob to cause the note
to be presented to NV module entrance.
4.4 Note jamming in note presenter
2. The operator should rotate the

1. Note jamming in upper channel
transportation system handwheel to cause the
note to be presented to the presenter exit;

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Table of Contents
Omron Motorized Card Reader

(V2AF/V2XF/3S4YR-MVFW1JD-051/3S4YR-MVFW1JDH-074)
Omron Motorized Card Reader (V2CF/V2CU)
Sankyo Motorized Card Reader (ICT3Q8-3AO179)
Sankyo DIP Card Reader (ICM300-3R1372, MCM300-3R-1181)
Sankyo Card Dispenser (SCT3Q5-3AM241)
TIANTENG Motorized Card Reader (TTCE-M100-C)
Some contents may be different from the manual as a result of the update of the product
or modification of design, please refer to revision record.
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(V2AF/V2XF/3S4YR-MVFW1JD-051/3S4YR-MVFW1JDH
-074)
1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION.............................................................................................................. 2
1.1. Notes on Safety..............................................................................................................2
1.2. What is Omron Motorized Card Reader?................................................................... 2
1.3. Appearance of Omron Motorized Card Reader......................................................... 3
2. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS....................................................................................................... 4
2.1. Power Supply and Power Consumption..................................................................... 4
2.2. Performance Specifications.......................................................................................... 4
2.3. Environment................................................................................................................... 5
3. BEFORE/AFTER MAINTENANCE.................................................................................................... 6
3.1. Before Maintenance...................................................................................................... 6
3.2. After Maintenance......................................................................................................... 6
4. MAINTENANCE............................................................................................................................ 7
4.1. How to Remove the Captured Card from the Motorized Card Reader................. 7
4.2. How to Clear the Card Reader Jams.......................................................................... 8
4.3. How to Clean the Card Reader.................................................................................... 9
5. TROUBLESHOOTING.................................................................................................................. 10
5.1. Troubleshooting According to the Error Codes....................................................... 10
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1. General Description
The chapters below provide the information about the notes on safety, technical specifications,
maintenance and troubleshooting of the Omron motorized card reader.
Model: V2AF，V2XF，3S4YR-MVFW1JD-051，3S4YR-MVFW1JDH-074
Target reader: maintenance personnel, bank clerk
1.1. Notes on Safety
To ensure the safe operation of the product, and to avoid product damage, severe personnel
injury or death, please carefully read the notes on safety provided below. GRG Banking will not
bear any responsibilities for the damage or injuries arising from the use of the product that is not
in accordance with the notes and the contents provided below.
The notes on safety are as follows.
 Do not wear loose clothing or jewelry that can become jammed in the product;
 Put on the safety helmet or use other caution to prevent the hair from getting caught
in the product;
 Do not insert screwdrivers, pens or other instruments into the product, otherwise,
severe personnel injury, death from electrical shock, or product damage can occur;
 Never operate as follows when the product is power-on;
Disassemble or remove the product;
Plug in or out the cable of the card reader.
 The equipment should be power-off before disassembling or removing the product.
1.2. What is Omron Motorized Card Reader?
User can begin transaction by inserting a magnetic card (or smart card) into the card reader.
The card can be used for security, for identifying users, or for permitting access to restricted
services, etc. The application software will use the information on the card for transaction.

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1.3. Appearance of Omron Motorized Card Reader
 Overview
1 Signal interface
2 Power supply connection
3 Wheel
4 Motor
5 Card entry slot
6 Magnetic head
7 IC card read/write assembly
8 SAM card read/write assembly

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2. Technical Specifications
2.1. Power Supply and Power Consumption
Item Technical Specification

24V DC±10%
Input Voltage
Omron V2AF input
voltage is 12V DC±10%.
Power Supply 24V/2A
Power
Omron V2AF input
voltage is 12V/2A.
Power Consumption (idle) 4.8W
Power Consumption (transaction) 48W
Average Current 2A
2.2. Performance Specifications
Item 3S4YR-MVF 3S4YR-MVFW1J

V2AF V2XF
Function W1JD-051 DH-074
Standard for
ISO7810，7811 and compatibility standard
magnetic card
Standard for IC card ISO7816 and compatibility standard, T=0/1
ISO14443
Contactless IC card Unavailable Unavailable Unavailable
available
SAM card No No 1~4 cards 1~4 cards
SLE4428 and
Memory card Unavailable Unavailable Unavailable SLE4442
available
EMV standard EMV3.1.1 EMV3.1.1 EMV3.1.1 EMV2000
Track Track 1, 2, 3
Track LoCo Read/write Read/write Read Read/write
read/write HiCo Read Read/write Read Read
Card returned when
power-off
Available Available Available Available
(Capacity should be
configured.)
Read/write 200mm/s±10% 200mm/s±10% 250mm/s±20% 200mm/s±10%
Speed
Move 380mm/s
Card entry speed 1.5 s
Communication
RS232
interface

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2.3. Environment

Operating temperature 0℃~50℃
Operating humidity 5%~95% (non condensing)
Storage temperature -25℃~70℃
Storage humidity 20%~80% (non condensing)

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3. Before/After Maintenance
The equipment should be power-off when disassembling or removing the card reader.
3.1. Before Maintenance
1) Method 1: Open the upper cabinet door, please refer to the operation manual for details;
Method 2: Open the lower cabinet door, and then pull out or open the fascia, please refer to
the operation manual for details;
Choose either of the methods according to the machine you brought.
2) Enter maintenance mode, and then operate as required, please refer to the operation manual
for details.
If your machine is not configured with the diagnostic unit, please operate according to
the system prompts.
3.2. After Maintenance
1) Method 1:Close the upper cabinet door, please refer to the operation manual for details;
Method 2:Close the lower cabinet door, and then restore the fascia, please refer to the
operation manual for details;
2) Suggestion: Choose the corresponding test on the diagnostic menu to check if the
maintenance is ok.

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4. Maintenance
4.1. How to Remove the Captured Card from the Motorized Card Reader
A B
Pull out or open the fascia, please refer to Pull out the tray of card reader if necessary,
the operation manual for details. please refer to the operation manual for
details.
Remove the captured card.

D C
Restore tray of card reader if necessary,
please refer to the operation manual for
details.

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4.2. How to Clear the Card Reader Jams
Examine the card reader to find out where the card has jammed. If the card is jammed in the
transport, remove it as shown below.
Turn the wheel in the arrow direction to

transfer the card to the capture bin.
Wheel

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4.3. How to Clean the Card Reader
After a long time using, the card reader may cover with dust or scraps, in order to keep the
dispenser work normally, regular cleaning is necessary.
 Only professional service staffs are allowed to disassemble the card reader.
 Switch the machine power-off when cleaning the card reader.
4.3.1. Cleaning Kit
The cleaning kits are as follows. You can use equivalent cleaning kits as well.
 Cleaning card
 Cleaner
 General surface cleaner
 Alcohol
 Lint-free cloth
4.3.2. How to Clear the Head of the Card Reader
To clean the head of the card reader you will require a cleaning card.
a) Firstly, apply a little cleaner on the cleaning card, in normal mode, when the monitor
displays: Please insert your card, proceed as follows:
b) Insert the cleaning card.
c) Wait for the card to eject.
d) Repeat the procedures 10 times.
If you see the prompt: Sorry, invalid card, neglect it.
4.3.3. How to Clean the Card Reader Regularly
Please clean the card reader regularly as follows.
 Use a dry lint-free cloth to wipe up the surface of dispenser;

 Use a lint-free cloth dampened with cleaner to clean the paint or grease on the
spray-powder areas of the card reader;
 Use a lint-free cloth dampened with alcohol to clean the paint or grease on the plating
parts of the card reader.

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5. Troubleshooting
5.1. Troubleshooting According to the Error Codes
When the card reader is in the abnormal mode, the error code is displayed on the monitor. The
error code is the starting point for the customers to find the cause of a problem. The customers
can inquire information according to the error code to find the reason for the exception and how
to solve the problem.
You can inquire detailed information about error codes in DT Series ATM Error Code Reference
Manual.

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Omron Motorized Card Reader (V2CF/V2CU)
1. General Description................................................................................................................. 2
1.1. Notes on Safety................................................................................................................ 2
1.2. What is Omron Motorized Card Reader?........................................................................ 2
1.3. Appearance of Omron Motorized Card Reader...............................................................3
2. Technical Specifications.......................................................................................................... 4
2.1. Power Supply and Power Consumption.......................................................................... 4
2.2. Performance Specifications............................................................................................. 4
2.3. Environment.....................................................................................................................4
3. Before/After Maintenance........................................................................................................5
3.1. Before Maintenance......................................................................................................... 5
3.2. After Maintenance............................................................................................................5
4. Maintenance............................................................................................................................. 6
4.1. How to Remove the Captured Card from the Motorized Card Reader........................... 6
4.2. How to Clear the Card Reader Jams................................................................................7
4.3. How to Clean the Card Reader........................................................................................ 8
5. Troubleshooting....................................................................................................................... 9
5.1. Troubleshooting According to the Error Codes...............................................................9

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Model: V2CF，V2CU
in the product;

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1.3. Appearance of Omron Motorized Card Reader
 Overview

2 Signal interface
3 Wheel
4 Motor
5 Shutter switch
6 Card entry slot
7 Shutter

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Input Voltage 24V DC±10%
Power Supply Power 24V/2A

Average Current 1.8A
Item Specification
Standard for magnetic card Track 1, 2, 3
LoCo and HiCo cards are available.
SAM card 1~4 cards
Memory card SLE4428 and SLE4442 available
EMV standard EMV3.1.1 and EMV4.2
Card returned when power-off
Available
(Capacity should be configured.)
Communication interface RS232, USB
2.3. Environment


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for details.
the system prompts.
maintenance is ok.

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4. Maintenance
A B
details.

D C
details.

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Wheel

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4.3.1. Cleaning Kit
 Cleaning card
 Cleaner
 Alcohol
 Lint-free cloth


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5. Troubleshooting
Manual.

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Sankyo Motorized Card Reader (ICT3Q8-3AO179)
1.1. Notes on Safety................................................................................................................ 2
1.2. What is Sankyo Motorized Card Reader?....................................................................... 2
1.3. Appearance of Sankyo Motorized Card Reader.............................................................. 3
2.3. Environment.....................................................................................................................4
4. Maintenance............................................................................................................................. 6

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maintenance and troubleshooting of the Sankyo motorized card reader.
Model: ICT3Q8-3AO179
in the product;
1.2. What is Sankyo Motorized Card Reader?

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1.3. Appearance of Sankyo Motorized Card Reader
 Overview
1 IC card read/write assembly

4 Signal interface
3 Motor
5 Wheel
6 Magnetic head
7 Card entry slot

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Power Supply Power 24V/3.2A

Average Current 2.5A
Item Specification
SAM card 1~4 cards
Memory card SLE4428 and SLE4442 available
EMV standard EMV3.1.1 and EMV4.0
Available
Anti-skimming device Available
Communication interface RS232
2.3. Environment


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for details.
the system prompts.
maintenance is ok.

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4. Maintenance
A B
details.

D C
details.

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Wheel

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4.3.1. Cleaning Kit
 Cleaning card
 Cleaner
 Alcohol
 Lint-free cloth


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5. Troubleshooting
Manual.

Card Reader Manual
Sankyo DIP Card Reader (ICM300-3R1372,

MCM300-3R-1181)
Sankyo DIP Card Reader (ICM300-3R1372, MCM300-3R-1181)............................................... 1

1. General Description................................................................................................... 2
1.1. Notes on Safety..........................................................................................................2
1.2. What is Sankyo DIP Card Reader?......................................................................... 2
1.3. Appearance of Sankyo Motorized Card Reader.................................................... 3
2. Technical Specifications............................................................................................ 4
2.1. Power Supply and Power Consumption................................................................. 4
2.2. Performance Specifications...................................................................................... 4
2.3. Environment............................................................................................................... 4
3. Before/After Maintenance........................................................................................ 5
3.1. Before Maintenance.................................................................................................. 5
3.2. After Maintenance..................................................................................................... 5
4. Maintenance............................................................................................................... 6
4.1. How to Use the DIP Card Reader........................................................................... 6
4.2. How to Clean the Card Reader................................................................................ 7
5. Troubleshooting......................................................................................................... 8
5.1. Troubleshooting According to the Error Codes..................................................... 8

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maintenance and troubleshooting of the Sankyo DIP card reader.
Model: ICM300-3R1372，MCM300-3R-1181
in the product;
1.2. What is Sankyo DIP Card Reader?

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1.3. Appearance of Sankyo Motorized Card Reader
1 Signal interface

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Power Supply Power 12V/800MA

Power Consumption (transaction) 8.4W
Average Current 400MA
Item Specification
ISO7816 and compatibility standard, T=0/1(only for
Standard for IC card
ICM300-3R1372)
SAM card 1 card
Memory card Optional
EMV standard EMV96
Communication interface RS232
2.3. Environment


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for details.
the system prompts.
maintenance is ok.

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4. Maintenance
4.1. How to Use the DIP Card Reader
Insert the card in the arrow As soon as the card is inserted to

A direction till the indicator turns B the bottom, withdraw it. At that
yellow. time, the card information is read.
The card information is read by the

card reader during card withdrawal.

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4.2.1. Cleaning Kit
 Cleaning card
 Cleaner
 Alcohol
 Lint-free cloth


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5. Troubleshooting
Manual.

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Sankyo Card Dispenser (SCT3Q5-3AM241)
1.1. Notes on Safety................................................................................................................ 2
1.2. What is Sankyo Card Dispenser?.....................................................................................2
1.3. Appearance of Sankyo Card Dispenser........................................................................... 3
2.3. Environment.....................................................................................................................4
4. Maintenance............................................................................................................................. 6
4.1. How to Load Cards.......................................................................................................... 6
4.2. How to Remove the Card from the Retract Box............................................................. 8
4.3. How to Clear the Card Dispenser Jams........................................................................... 9
5. Troubleshooting..................................................................................................................... 10
5.1. Troubleshooting According to the Error Codes.............................................................10

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maintenance and troubleshooting of the Sankyo card dispenser.
Model: SCT3Q5-3AM241
in the product;
Plug in or out the cable of the card dispenser.
1.2. What is Sankyo Card Dispenser?
This module can be used for card dispensing and reading. User can begin transaction by inserting
a magnetic card (or smart card) into the card reader.

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1.3. Appearance of Sankyo Card Dispenser
1 Retract box
2 Wheel 1
3 Wheel 2
4 Card dispensing/entry slot
5 Card reader
6 Hopper lock
7 Hopper

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Power Supply Power 24V/10A

Power Consumption (idle) 21W
Average Current 7A
Item Specification
ISO7816 and compatibility standard, T=0/1(only for
Standard for IC card
ICM300-3R1372)
ISO14443 TYPE A/B or Philips mifare (1K/4K，ultralight，
Standard for contactless IC card
DESfire，ProX and etc.)
SAM card 1~5 cards
EMV standard EMV96 ver 3.1.1, EMV2000 ver 4.0
Communication interface RS232C
Available
Read/write 190mm/s±3%
Speed
Move 380 mm/s
Hopper capacity 120 cards
Cards captured Available, the number of cards captured is 20.
2.3. Environment


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for details.
the system prompts.
maintenance is ok.

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4. Maintenance
4.1. How to Load Cards
Open the cabinet door or pull out Insert the key and turn it in the
A the fascia, please refer to the B arrow direction to unlock it.
operation manual for detail. Then
remove the card hopper from the
module.
Position the press block as shown Open the lid and the right side
D in the figure below. C plate.
Lid
Press block
Right side plate

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Load magnetic card Load IC card
E1 When loading magnetic card, E2 When loading IC card: ensuring

ensuring the side with magnetic the side with chip faces up and the
strip faces down and the magnetic chip is at rear of the module.
strip is at the left side of the
hopper.
Rear Rear
Magnetic
strip
Card
Card dispensing
dispensing direction
direction Right side plate
Right side plate
Please don’t load cards (includes

magnetic card and IC card) over the red line.
Close the right side plate and lid. Set the weight on the card stack.
G Then lock the lock. Restore the F
card hopper.
Right side plate

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4.2. How to Remove the Card from the Retract Box
A B
Pull out or open the fascia, please refer to Pull out the tray of card dispenser if
the operation manual for details. necessary, please refer to the operation
manual for details.
Remove the captured card from the

D C retract box.
Restore tray of card dispenser if necessary,

details.

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4.3. How to Clear the Card Dispenser Jams
Wheel 1 Wheel 2
4.3.1. How to Clear the Jams in the Process of Dispensing?
If the card is jammed in the process of dispensing, please remove it according to the following
operations:
a) Turn wheel 1 and wheel 2 counterclockwise at the same time to transfer the card to the card
reader;
b) Then turn wheel 1 and wheel 2 clockwise at the same time to transfer the card to the retract
box;
c) Remove the card from the retract box (refer to Section 4.2 of this chaper).
4.3.2. How to Clear the Jams in the Process of Entering?
Turn wheel 1 and wheel 2 clockwise at the same time to transfer the card to the retract box. Then
remove the card from the retract box (refer to Section 4.2 of this chaper).

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5. Troubleshooting
When the card dispenser is in the abnormal mode, the error code is displayed on the monitor. The
Manual.

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TIANTENG Motorized Card Reader (TTCE-M100-C)
TIANTENG Motorized Card Reader (TTCE-M100-C)................................................................ 1

1.1. Notes on Safety................................................................................................................ 2
1.2. What is Omron Motorized Card Reader?........................................................................ 2
1.3. Appearance of TIANTENG Motorized Card Reader......................................................3
2.3. Environment.....................................................................................................................4
4. Maintenance............................................................................................................................. 6

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Model: TTCE-M100-C
in the product;

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1.3. Appearance of TIANTENG Motorized Card Reader
 Overview
1 DC motor
2 Power supply interface and USB
interface
3 Power supply indicator
4 Shackle
5 Shutter
6 Fixing hole

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Voltage 12V DC±10%
Power supply 12V/1.5A
Power Idle:2.4W
Power Supply
Consumption Transaction: 18W
Average 1A
Current
Item
TTCE-M100-C
Function
Standard for
magnetic card
Contactless IC card S50, S70, ID card
SAM card 8 bit feeding card
Memory card SLE4428, 4442
EMV standard EMV3.1.1
Track Track 1, 2, 3
Track LoCo Read
read/write HiCo Read
Card returned when
power-off
Available
(Capacity should be
configured.)
Read/write 200mm/s±10%
Speed
Move 380mm/s
Card entry speed 1.5 s
Communication
RS232
interface
2.3. Environment

Operating temperature -10℃~55℃

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for details.
the system prompts.
maintenance is ok.

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4. Maintenance
A B
details.

D C
details.

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Unfold the card reader and

remove the card jammed
Release the shackles

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4.3.1. Cleaning Kit
 Cleaning card
 Cleaner
 Alcohol
 Lint-free cloth
e) Firstly, apply a little cleaner on the cleaning card, in normal mode, when the monitor
f) Insert the cleaning card.
g) Wait for the card to eject.
h) Repeat the procedures 10 times.


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Manual.

Journal Printer Manual
Confidential material of GRG, No disclosure to unauthorized Party i

Reversion Record

Dec, 2012 All First release
Confidential material of GRG, No disclosure to unauthorized Party ii

Table of Contents
High-speed Dot Matrix Journal Printer (DJP-330)

Thermal Journal Printer (TJP-001)
Thermal Journal Printer (DJP-9347A)
Confidential material of GRG, No disclosure to unauthorized Party iii

High-speed Dot Matrix Journal Printer (DJP-330)
1. General Description .................................................................................................. 2

1.1. Notes on Safety ................................................................................................. 2
1.2. What is High-speed Dot Matrix Journal Printer (DJP-330)?................................... 2
1.3. Appearance of High-speed Dot Matrix Journal Printer (DJP-330) .......................... 3
2. Technical Specifications ............................................................................................ 6
2.1. Power Supply and Power Consumption ................................................................ 6
2.2. Performance Specifications ................................................................................ 6
2.3. Environment ..................................................................................................... 6
2.4. Consumables Specifications................................................................................ 7
3. Before/After Maintenance ......................................................................................... 8
3.1. Before Maintenance........................................................................................... 8
3.2. After Maintenance ............................................................................................. 8
4. Maintenance ............................................................................................................ 9
4.1. How to Remove the Remaining Paper .................................................................. 9
4.2. How to Install the New Paper Roll..................................................................... 12
4.3. How to Install the New Ribbon Cartridge ........................................................... 14
4.4. How to Clear the Printer Jams .......................................................................... 15
4.5. How to Clean the Printer.................................................................................. 16
5. Troubleshooting ..................................................................................................... 17
5.1. Troubleshooting by Means of the Indicators ........................................................ 17

maintenance and troubleshooting of high-speed dot matrix journal printer.
bear any responsibilities for the damage or injuries aris ing from the use of the product that is not
You may see the following decals on safety in the printer.
When servicing the printer, please don't put your hands around the cutter.
To avoid the deformation of the print head cover, please don't press on the print head.
Other notes on safety are as follows.

in the product;
Plug in or out the cable of paper-low sensor or paper-jam sensor. Control board
damage may result.
1.2. What is High-speed Dot Matrix Journal Printer (DJP-330)?
High-speed dot matrix journal printer (DJP-330) is used to record user's transaction information.
Details of transaction are recorded on the journal paper. Information like this is useful for future
reference for the banks.

1.3. Appearance of High-speed Dot Matrix Journal Printer (DJP-330)
 Overview
1 Black tray
2 Cutter
3 Print head
4 Ribbon cartridge
5 Knurled wheel
6 Motor
7 Control board
8 Paper-low sensor
9 Take-up spindle
10 Paper-jam sensor

 Control Board
1 Serial port
2 USB port
4 Power indicator
5 USB indicator
6 Status indicator
7 Data sending indicator
8 Date receiving indicator
9 Self-test button
10 Bidirectional button

 Button Descriptions
As the figure shown below, there is a bidirectional button for paper feeding and a blue button for
self-test on one side of the journal printer. They are used for printer self-test or function-test.
Refer to the following steps.
In power-on state, press the forward end of In power-on state, press self-test button to
the bidirectional button (Hereinafter referred begin self-test.
as Forward button), the paper is fed
forwards; press the backward end of the
bidirectional button (Hereinafter referred as
Backward button), the paper is fed
backwards.
In power-on state, press “Forward” button In power-on state, press “Backward” button
and blue button simultaneously, the paper is and blue button simultaneous ly, the paper is
rolled clockwise. unrolled counterclockwise.

Technical
Item
Specification
DC Power Supply Power Consumption (idle) 2W

Printing method 9-pin dot matrix
Printing direction Bidirectional
Printing speed 4.3 lines/sec
Printing lines Approx. 46500 lines
Standard: single-color (purple or black)
Printing color
Optional: dual-color (black/red)
Paper width 76.2±0.5 mm (refer to Consumables Specifications)
Paper roll, diameter: 120mm (refer to Consumables
Paper type
Specifications)
Space between dots 0.353 mm
Space between characters Can be configured as a multiple of 0.1512 mm
Space between lines Can be configured as a multiple of 0.176 mm
Character ASCII character (7×7 dot matrix)
All Chinese character of GB18030-2000 double type 2nd
Chinese pane (standard GB2312）
character
Text Chinese character (16×16 dot matrix)
printing ASCII
Max. 41 characters/line
Characters character
in per line Chinese
Max. 22 characters/line
character
Graphic Bitmap printing is available.
Graphic
Language All kinds of languages are supported.
printing
Font All types of fonts are supported.
2.3. Environment

Temperature change rate 10℃/hour
Humidity change rate 10%/hour

2.4. Cons umables Specifications
2.4.1. Paper Specifications

1-Inside diameter of paper roll core 13±0.5mm
2-Outside diameter of paper roll core 19mm
3-Outside diameter of paper roll 120mm
4-Paper roll width 76.2±0.5mm
Paper thickness 0.07mm (70g import ivory paper)
Paper roll side level deviation ≤0.2mm
2.4.2. Ribbon Specifications

Type Model Color Applicability Life-span
3 million
CITIZEN，NH37701 Purple
characters
EPSON ， M － U110 ， 3 million
Single-color EPSON，ERC-43
CITIZEN，DP330-MFVA characters
Black
1 million
CITIZEN，NH37703
characters
400 thousand
Dual-color CITIZEN，NH37702 Black/red CITIZEN，DP330-DFVA
characters
2.4.3. Storage
 Don't store the paper in high temperature, high humidity environment. Besides, keep it
away from direct sunlight and heat;
 To avoid high humidity, please keep certain distance between the paper and the floor or
wall;
 Avoid placing the paper near the window, air-conditioning or other places in unstable
conditions;
 Prevent the organic solvent or plasticizer dropping into the paper;
 When storing the remaining paper, please adhere the front-end of the paper roll
together with a tape or other materials. Don't directly adhere the tapes or other
materials onto the paper roll;
 Don't touch the paper with wet hands. To avoid paper wrinkle, please don't rub on the
paper;
 To avoid the deformation of the paper roll, please handle with care while
transportation.

The equipment should be power-off when disassembling or removing the printer.
for details.
the system prompts.
maintenance is ok.

4. Maintenance
4.1. How to Remove the Remaining Paper
Lift out the printed journal roll in Knock down the printed journal roll
A the arrow direction. If it fails, please
operate as step B.
B in the arrow direction to separate it
from the black tray, and then take it
out.
Separate the printed journal roll Press “Forward” button to forward

D from the take-up spindle. If it fails,
please operate as <Note 1>.
C a few turns of blank paper, and then
tear off the paper against the cutter.
Keep the printed journal paper. Remove the printed journal roll.
Press “Backward” button to Remove the remaining paper roll or

E backward the remaining paper from
the print head.
F empty paper sleeve out of the
printer.

If the paper roll doesn’t meet requirement, pressing the backward button may cause
paper jams. See <Note 2>.
Remove the remaining paper from

G the paper holder. Keep the paper
holder.
<Note 1>
If the take-up spindle cannot be separated from the printed journal roll, refer to the following
procedures to operate:
Do not use a hard object to knock the spindle, or it may be destroyed.
Place the printed journal roll into the Hold the journal roll and turn the
A printer again so that the take-up
spindle drops into the slots as
B black tray in the arrow direction at
least ten times to separate the paper
shown. roll from the take-up spindle.
The direction in which the paper

rolls should be the same as shown.
Remove the take-up spindle from Remove the printed journal roll in
D the printed journal roll. Save the
printed journal paper.
C the arrow direction.

<Note 2>
When using or maintaining the journal printer, you’d better not press “Backward” button to
backward the paper unless necessary, or the paper may jam.
As Figure A shows, only when you need to replenish a paper roll, you should backward the paper.
Figure B1/B2/B3 shows error operations, which should be avoided. If these operations occur,
please take the solutions as follows:
In power-on status, press “Forward” button, the paper is fed automatically; press
“Backward” button, the paper is backward.
While replenishing the paper roll, Error operation: Paper jam may
A tear the paper, and then press B1 occur when the following operation
“Backward” button to backward the is taken.
paper.
Solution: Firstly, feed the paper, tear the

extra paper and cut the beginning of the
paper, and then remove the paper
completely from the print head.
Error operation: In order to avoid Error operation: In order to avoid

B3 paper jam, do not press “Backward” B2 paper jam, please don’t operate as
button to backward the paper when follows.
the paper roll is installed.
Solution 1: Press “Forward” button and

blue button synchronically, paper rolling
begins.
Solution 2: Roll the loose or over-length
papers to the take-up spindle manually.

4.2. How to Install the New Paper Roll
Insert the paper roll holder into the Place the new paper roll in the
A core of the new paper roll. Cut the
beginning of the paper tidily.
B printer so that the holder drops into
the slots as shown.
Rolling
orientation
Paper
Rolling
roll
orientation
holder
Beginning

Feed the beginning of the paper into Guide the beginning of the paper
D the paper feeder. Make sure C under the paper guide.
the beginning of the paper is not The locking lever must be
torn or folded. on the paper.
In power-on state, press “Forward” Wind the paper around the take-up
E button to feed the paper, and then
pull the paper out certain length.
F spindle clockwise at least three
times. Keep the paper central on the
spindle.

Place the take-up spindle into the In power-on state, press the blue
G slots as shown. H button to begin self-test.
 Insert the paper flatly through the print head to avoid paper jam and print head damage.
 Make sure the new installed paper can be moved smoothly, otherwise, the paper will be
jammed, and nothing will be printed out.
 After installing the paper, press blue button for self-test.

4.3. How to Install the New Ribbon Cartridge
Place the new ribbon cartridge in Carefully press the ribbon cartridge
A position. B until it clicks into place.
Turn the knurled wheel clockwise to

1) When the ribbon is worn out, please
C tighten the ribbon.
replace it, otherwise, it will be printed

through or greatly damaged, and the
print head will be covered with dirt.
2) After the ribbon cartridge has been
replaced, in power-on state, press the
blue button for self-test.

4.4. How to Clear the Printer Jams
Remove the ribbon cartridge in the Pull two tabs (left and right)
A arrow direction. B upwards to open the print head
cover as shown.
Print head cover
For the serious paper jams, please Roll the printer head motor, and
D lift up the paper guide sheet and
press the bidirectional button at the
C then pull out the jammed paper
scraps carefully by tweezers or
same time, and then clear the jams. similar tool in the arrow direction.
Paper guide sheet Printer head motor
Restore the print head cover. Restore

E
D the ribbon cartridge.
Print head cover

Ribbon
cartridge

4.5. How to Clean the Printer
After a long time using, the printer may cover with dust or scraps, in order to keep printer work
normally, regular cleaning is necessary.
 Only professional service staffs are allowed to disassemble the printer.

 Switch the machine power-off when cleaning the dispenser.
4.5.1. Cleaning Kit


 Alcohol
 Lint-free cloth
 Brush
 Tweezers
4.5.2. Cleaning the Printer

Please clean the printer regularly as follows.
 Use a dry lint-free cloth to wipe up the surface of printer;

 Use a brush to clean up the dust in paper-low sensor and paper-jam sensor;
 Use the tweezers or brush to clear the scraps in the print head;
spray-powder areas of the printer;
parts of the printer.

5. Troubleshooting
5.1. Troubleshooting by Means of the Indicators
Indicator Status Description Solution

On Power supply is stable.
Power
Check the power cable and
indicator Off Power supply is not stable.
power circuit.
On Receiving data normally.
1) Check if communication
Data receiving 1) Communication cable is
cable is in connection;
indicator Off not connected properly;
2) Burn the firmware once
2) Fail to burn the firmware.
more.
On Sending data normally.
1) Check if communication
Data sending 1) Communication cable is
cable is in connection;
indicator Off not connected properly;
2) Burn the firmware once
2) Fail to burn the firmware.
more.
On USB is connected properly.
USB indicator USB driver is not installed, or Re-install USB driver, or check
Off
CPU is destroyed. if USB is in connection.
Green Normal
Orange Paper low Replace the paper roll.
1) Replenish the paper;
1) Lack of paper;
2) Check if the cable of print
Status indicator 2) Fail to move the print
head is in connection;
Red head;
3) Clear the paper jams and
3) Paper jam and paper
check the paper rolling
rolling failure.
mechanism.

Thermal Journal P rinter (TJP-001)

1.1. Notes on Safety ................................................................................................. 2
1.2. What is Thermal Journal Printer (TJP-001)? ........................................................ 2
1.3. Appearance of Thermal Journal Printer (TJP-001)................................................ 3
2.3. Environment ..................................................................................................... 6
4. Maintenance ............................................................................................................ 9
4.2. How to Install the New Paper Roll..................................................................... 12
4.3. How to Clear the Paper Jams ........................................................................... 13
5.1. Troubleshooting by the Indicators...................................................................... 15

maintenance and troubleshooting of thermal journal printer.
bear any responsibilities for the damage or injuries arising from the use of the product that is
not in accordance with the notes and the contents provided below.
in the product;
damage may result.
1.2. What is Thermal Journal Printer (TJP-001)?
Thermal journal printer (TJP-001) is used to record user's transaction information. Details of
transaction are recorded on the journal paper. Information like this is useful for future reference
for the banks.

1.3. Appearance of The rmal Journal Printer (TJP-001)
 Overview
1 Paper-jam sensor
2 Take-up spindle
3 Black tray
4 Paper-rolling motor
5 Cutter
6 Print head
7 Control board
8 Paper-low sensor

 Control Board
1 Status indicator
2 USB indicator
3 Power indicator
4 USB port
5 Serial port
6 Power supply
connection
7 Bidirectional
button
8 Self-test button

 Button Descriptions
As the figure shown below, there is a bidirectional button for paper feeding and a blue button for
self-test on one side of the journal printer. They are used for printer self-test or function-test.
Refer to the following steps.
In power-on state, press “Forward” end of In power-on state, press blue button to begin
the bidirectional button, the paper is fed self-test.
forwards.
In power-on state, press “Forward” end and In power-on state, press “Backward” end
blue button simultaneously, the paper is and blue button simultaneous ly, the paper is
rolled clockwise. unrolled counterclockwise.


Power Consumption
DC Power Supply 1.5W
(idle)
Power Consumption
30W
(transaction)

Printing method Thermal line printing
Printing speed 75mm/sec
Paper feeding speed 100mm/sec
Printing lines Approx. 42000 lines
Paper type Thermal paper roll, with or without black mark
Space between characters Can be configured as a multiple of 0.125 mm
Space between lines Can be configured as a multiple of 0.125 mm
Character Blank space (12×24), other ASCII character (13×24)
Chinese All Chinese character of GB18030-2000 double type 2nd
Text
character pane (standard GB2312）
printing
Characters ASCII character Max. 39 characters/line
in per line Chinese character Max. 22 characters/line
Graphic Bitmap printing is available.
Graphic
Language All kinds of languages are supported.
printing
Font All types of fonts are supported.
2.3. Environment



The outside ply is thermal sensitive ply.
No black mark.

Paper thickness 0.07mm (70g import ivory paper)
2.4.2. Storage
away from direct sunlight and fluorescent lamp;
Recommended Optimum
Temperature 5℃~35℃ 18℃~27℃
Humidity 30%~70% (non condensing) 40%~60% (non condensing)
wall;
conditions;
paper;
transportation;
 When storing the paper roll, please keep it upright to avoid deformation, just like the
take-up spindle stands vertically;
 Use the paper roll before the guarantee time;
 Don't touch the thermal sensitive ply with hard objects or fingers, otherwise, the
thermal paper may fade away.

for details.
the system prompts.
maintenance is ok.

4. Maintenance
Remove the printed journal roll in Knock down the printed journal roll
A the arrow direction. If it fails, please
operate as step B.
B in the arrow direction to separate it
from the black dish, and then take it
out.
Separate the printed journal roll Press “Forward” button to forward

D from the take-up spindle. If it fails,
please operate as <Note 1>.
C a few turns of blank paper, and then
tear off the paper against the cutter.
Keep the printed journal paper Remove the printed journal roll.
according to related regulations.
Ensure all the log record is saved

before tearing off the paper.

Lift the platen by pressing the blue Lift the remaining paper roll or
E button in the arrow direction to
separate the paper from print head.
F empty paper sleeve out of the printer
in the arrow direction.
Remove the remaining paper or Restore the blue button in the arrow
G empty paper sleeve from the paper
roll holder. Keep the paper roll
H direction.
holder.
Paper roll holder

<Note 1>
If the take-up spindle cannot be separated from the printed journal roll, refer to the following
procedures to operate. Do not use a hard object to knock the spindle, or it may be destroyed.
Place the printed journal roll into the Hold the journal roll and turn the
A printer again so that the spindle
drops into the slots as shown.
B black tray in the arrow direction at
least ten times to separate the
journal roll from the spindle.

Separate the printed journal roll Knock down the printed journal roll
D from the take-up spindle. Keep the
printed journal paper according to
C in the arrow direction to separate it
from the tray, and then take it out.
related regulations.

Insert the paper roll holder into the Place the new paper roll with the
B holder in the printer so that the
holder lies in the guides as shown.
Rolling orientation
Paper Rolling
roll orientation
holder
Cut flat
D the paper feeder. Make sure C under the paper guide.
the beginning of the paper is not
torn or folded.
In power-on state, press “Forward” Insert the beginning of the paper

E button to feed the paper
automatically, and then pull the
F into the slot on the take-up spindle.
Wind the paper around the spindle
paper out certain length. in arrow 2 direction at least three
times.

 Insert the paper flatly through the print head to avoid paper jam and print head damage.
 Make sure the new installed paper can be moved smoothly, otherwise, the paper will be
jammed, and nothing will be printed out.
 After installing the paper, press blue button for self-test.
4.3. How to Clear the Paper Jams
Tear off the paper against the cutter. Lift the platen by pressing the blue
A Remove The printed journal roll. B button in the arrow direction to
separate the paper from print head.
Restore the blue button in the arrow Roll the remaining paper roll
D direction. C several turns to separate the paper
from the print head.


4.4.1. Cleaning Kit


 Alcohol
 Lint-free cloth
 Brush
 Tweezers



5. Troubleshooting
5.1. Troubleshooting by the Indicators

Power
Check the power cable and
indicator Off Power supply is not stable.
power circuit.
USB indicator USB driver is not installed, or Re-install USB driver, or check
Off
CPU is destroyed. if USB is in connection.
Green Normal
Orange Paper low Replace the paper roll.
Status indicator
Refer to DT Series ATM Error
Red Serious error, printing failure.
Code Reference Manual.

Thermal Journal P rinter (DJP-9347A)

1.1. Notes on Safety ................................................................................................. 2
1.2. What is Thermal Journal Printer (DJP-9347A)?.................................................... 2
1.3. Appearance of Thermal Journal Printer (DJP-9347A) ........................................... 3
2.3. Environment ..................................................................................................... 5
4. Maintenance ............................................................................................................ 8
4.2. How to Install the New Paper Roll....................................................................... 9
4.3. How to Clear the Paper Jams ............................................................................11
5.1. Troubleshooting by the Indicators...................................................................... 13

You may see the following decal on safety in the printer.
Caution, scald.
Other notes on safety are as follows.
in the product;
Plug in or out the cable of paper-low sensor. Control board damage may result.
1.2. What is Thermal Journal Printer (DJP-9347A)?
Thermal journal printer (DJP-9347A) is used to record user's transaction information. Details of
transaction are recorded on the journal paper. Information like this is useful for future reference
for the banks.

1.3. Appearance of The rmal Journal Printer (DJP-9347A)
 Overview
1 Sidepiece of take-up reel

2 Control board
3 Cutter
4 Print head
5 Paper-low sensor
6 Take-up reel

 Control Board
1 Power indicator (V1)

2 USB indicator (V2)
3 Date receiving indicator (V3)
4 Date sending indicator (V4)
5 Status indicator (V5)
9 Self-test button
10 Paper feeding button
11 USB port
12 Serial port


Power Consumption
DC Power Supply 2.2W
(idle)
Power Consumption
19.2W
(transaction)

Printing speed 100mm/sec
Paper feeding speed 100mm/sec
Thermal paper roll, with or without black mark;
Paper type Paper roll diameter: 85mm (refer to Consumables
Specifications)
Space between characters Can be configured as you need
Space between lines Can be configured as you need
Character Standard ASCII character (12×24 or 24×24)
Chinese All Chinese character of GB18030-2000 double type 2nd
Text character pane (standard GB2312）
printing Characters
Max. 45 characters/line (12×24)
in per line
Language Chinese, English
2.3. Environment



The outside ply is thermal sensitive ply.
No black mark.

Paper thickness 0.06mm~0.08mm
2.4.2. Storage
wall;
conditions;
paper;
transportation;
take-up wheel stands vertically;

for details.
the system prompts.
2) Suggestion: Choose the corresponding test on the diagnostic menu to c heck if the
maintenance is ok.

4. Maintenance
Lift up the printer journal roll, Tear off the paper against the cutter.
A which is held by take-up reel
assembly.
B Remove the printed journal roll.
Ensure all the log record is
saved before tearing off the paper.
Remove the printer journal roll, Remove the sidepiece from the
D keep the take-up reel. Store the
printed journal roll.
C take-up reel assembly.
Take-up reel
Sidepiece
Turn the green button in the arrow Take out the remaining paper roll.
E direction, and then open the print
head.
F Remove the remaining paper and
keep the paper roll holder.
d

Insert the paper roll holder into the Place the new paper roll with the
B holder in the printer so that the
holder lies in the guides as shown.
Rolling
orientation
Paper roll holder
Cut flat
Guide the beginning of the paper Feed the beginning of the paper into
D through the cutter. C the paper feeder.
The beginning of the paper is not In power-on state, press paper

guided through the cutter. E feeding button to feed the paper.

Insert the beginning of the paper Wind the paper around the reel in
F into the slot of the take-up reel. G arrow direction at least three times.
Take-up
reel
Put the new paper roll held on the Insert the sidepiece into the take-up
I take-up reel assembly to the tray. H reel.
In power-on state, press the blue

J button to self-test.

4.3. How to Clear the Paper Jams
Lift up the printer journal roll, Tear off the paper against the cutter.
A which is held by take-up reel
assembly.
B Remove the printed journal roll.
Ensure all the log record is
saved before tearing off the paper.
Remove the paper jams. Turn the green button in the arrow
D E
C direction, and then open the print
head.
d
Press the upper part of the print head Re-install the paper roll (see How to
E to restore it. F Install the New Paper Roll).
Press the blue button for
d self-test.


4.4.1. Cleaning Kit


 Alcohol
 Lint-free cloth
 Brush
 Tweezers


 Use a brush to clean up the dust in paper-low sensor;

5. Troubleshooting

Power
indicator Check the power cable is in
Off Power supply is not stable. connection and the control
（V1）
works normally.
USB indicator
Plug the USB cable out then in,
（V2） Off USB connection failure.
or switch power off then on.
On Receiving data normally.
Data receiving Check if the communication
indicator cable is connected properly, or
Off Fail to receive the data.
（V3） the communication chip of the
control board is destroyed.
On Sending data normally.
Data sending Check if the communication
indicator cable is connected properly, or
Off Fail to send the data.
（V4） the communication chip of the
control board is destroyed.
Status Indicator
Status Description Solution
V5 V6 V7 V8
Off Off Off Off Normal state.
Off Off On Off No paper. Replenish the paper.
RAM error on the control
Off Off On On Replace the control board.
board.
Off On Off On The pressure platen is up. Restore the pressure platen.
Off On On Off Paper-low. Replace the paper.
Connect the USB cable, check if
the USB driver is installed and
Off On On On USB unavailable. then switch the power on; if it
remains abnormal, please
replace the control board.
On On On On Several errors occur.

Receipt Printer Manual
Confidential material of GRG, No disclosure to unauthorized Party 1-i

Reversion Record

Dec, 2012 All First release
Add the content on receipt printer
Jan, 2016
AB-PD560
Confidential material of GRG, No disclosure to unauthorized Party 1-ii

Table of Contents
Thermal Receipt Printer (TRP-003R)
Thermal Receipt Printer (AB-PD560)
Confidential material of GRG, No disclosure to unauthorized Party 1-iii

Thermal Receipt Printer (TRP-003R)
1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION ......................................................................................................... 3

1.1. Notes on Safety .............................................................................................................. 3
1.2. What is Thermal Receipt Printer (TRP-003R)? ............................................................. 3
1.3. Appearance of Thermal Receipt Printer (TRP-003R) ................................................... 4
2. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS .................................................................................................. 6
2.1. Power Supply and Power Consumption ........................................................................ 6
2.2. Performance Specifications ........................................................................................... 6
2.3. Environment ................................................................................................................... 6
2.4. Consumables Specifications .......................................................................................... 7
3. BEFORE/AFTER MAINTENANCE ............................................................................................. 9
3.1. Before Maintenance ....................................................................................................... 9
3.2. After Maintenance ......................................................................................................... 9
4. MAINTENANCE ..................................................................................................................... 10
4.1. How to Remove the Remaining Paper ......................................................................... 10
4.2. How to Install the New Paper Roll ...............................................................................11
4.3. How to Clear the Paper Jams (At print head) ............................................................. 12
4.4. How to Clean the Printer............................................................................................. 13
5. TROUBLESHOOTING ............................................................................................................. 14
5.1. Troubleshooting by the Indicators ............................................................................... 14
1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION ......................................................................................................... 2
1.1. Notes on Safety .............................................................................................................. 2
1.2. Function description ...................................................................................................... 2
1.3. Appearance of Thermal Receipt Printer (AB-PD560) ................................................... 3
2. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS .................................................................................................. 4
2.3. Environment ................................................................................................................... 4
Confidential material of GRG, No disclosure to unauthorized Party 1-1

3. BEFORE/AFTER MAINTENANCE ............................................................................................. 6

4. MAINTENANCE ....................................................................................................................... 7
4.1. How to Remove the Remaining Paper ........................................................................... 7
4.2. How to Install the New Paper Roll ................................................................................ 8
4.3. How to Clean the Printer............................................................................................... 9
5. TROUBLESHOOTING ............................................................................................................. 10

in the product;
damage may result.
1.2. What is Thermal Receipt Printer (TRP-003R)?
Using the receipt printer, ATM can provide the users with a printed record of current transaction
or enquiry detail, which is useful for future reference.
If the users don't take the receipt in the specified time, the receipt will be retracted (Can be
realized by software).

1.3. Appearance of Thermal Receipt Printer (TRP-003R)
 Overview
1 Motor
2 Print head
3 Pressure platen
4 Paper entrance
5 Take-up spindle
6 Paper-low sensor
7 Control board
8 Print head fixing platen

 Control Board
1 Paper feeding button（red）

2 Self-test button（blue）
3 Status indicator（V8）
7 Sending indicator（V4）
8 Receiving indicator（V3）
9 USB indicator（V2）
10 Power indicator（V1）
12 Serial port
13 USB port


Power Consumption
DC Power Supply 3W
(idle)
Power Consumption
50W
(transaction)
 Printing method: thermal line printing

 Printing speed: 150mm/second
 Maximum paper width: 80+0/-1mm
 Transaction sum: approx. 2270~7059 transactions (paper roll
diameter: 160~254mm)
 Characters per line:
ASCII Character, Max. 41 characters/line; Chinese Character, Max. 23
characters/line (Height:3.2mm; line space: 0.176mm)
2.3. Environment


2.4. Consumables Specifications
Thermal sensitive ply

and printing surface Paper roll core
Black Mark

1-Inside diameter of paper roll core 25.4±0.5mm
2-Outside diameter of paper roll core 33.4±0.5mm
3-Outside diameter of paper roll ≤254mm
4- Paper roll width 80+0/-1mm
5- Black mark width 7mm
6- Space between two black marks 115mm (Recommended)
7- Length of the black mark ＞22mm
Thickness of receipt paper 0.065mm (Recommended)

2.4.2. Storage
Recommended Optimum
Temperature 5℃~35℃ 18℃~27℃
Humidity 30%~70% (non condensing) 40%~60% (non condensing)
wall;
conditions;
paper;
transportation;

for details.
the system prompts.
maintenance is ok.

4. Maintenance
Lift the platen by pressing the green Remove the paper roll or empty
A button in the arrow direction to
separate the paper from the print
B paper sleeve out of the printer in the
arrow direction.
head.
Press the green button in the arrow Remove the remaining paper and
D direction to restore the platen. C paper roll core from the paper roll
holder (spindle).

Cut the beginning of the new paper Place the paper roll into the printer
A roll at a right angle. Insert the paper
roll holder into the paper roll core.
B so that the holder drops into the
slots as shown. (See Note)
Straight
<Note> The direction in which the paper

D the paper feeder. <Note>Make sure
the beginning of the paper is not
C under the paper guide.
torn or folded.
Press the red button, and the paper The paper is installed successfully.
E will be fed until it is gripped by the
print mechanism.
F Press the blue button to begin
self-test.

<Note> Make sure that the printer has been powered on when it is fed paper and self-test. The
red button is for feeding paper and the blue button is for self-test.
4.3. How to Clear the Paper Jams (At print head)
Pull out the spring bolt on the print Lift the platen by pressing the green
A head, and then lift the print head. B button in the arrow direction to
head.
Press the green button in the arrow Remove the jammed paper.
D direction to restore the platen. C
Restore the print head.

E


4.4.1. Cleaning Kit

 Alcohol
 Lint-free cloth
 Brush
 Tweezers


5. Troubleshooting

Power
indicator Check the power cable is in
Off Power supply is not stable. connection and the control
（V1）
works normally.
USB indicator
Plug the USB cable out then in,
（V2） Off USB connection failure.
or switch power off then on.
Status Indicator
V5 V6 V7 V8
Off Off Off Off Normal state.
Check if there is cutter
Off Off Off On Error on cutter
mechanical failure paper jam.
Off Off On Off No paper. Replenish the paper.
RAM error on the control
Off Off On On Replace the control board.
board.
Off On Off On The pressure platen is up. Restore the pressure platen.
Off On Off Off Black mark is detected.
Off On On Off Paper-low. Replace the paper.
Connect the USB cable, check if
the USB driver is installed and
Off On On On USB unavailable. then switch the power on; if it
remains abnormal, please
replace the control board.
On On On On Several errors occur.

Thermal Receipt Printer (AB-PD560)
1. General Description ............................................................................................................... 2

1.1. Notes on Safety .............................................................................................................. 2
1.2. Function description ...................................................................................................... 2
1.3. Appearance of Thermal Receipt Printer (AB-PD560) ................................................... 3
2. Technical Specifications ........................................................................................................ 4
2.3. Environment ................................................................................................................... 4
3. Before/After Maintenance ..................................................................................................... 6
4. Maintenance .......................................................................................................................... 7
4.1. How to Remove the Remaining Paper ........................................................................... 7
4.2. How to Install the New Paper Roll ................................................................................ 8
4.3. How to Clean the Printer............................................................................................... 9
5. Troubleshooting ................................................................................................................... 10

In the printer, you may see the following warning labels
High Temperature. Caution Scald

in the product;
damage may result.
1.2. Function description
The thermal journal printer records customer transaction data, and records all detailed transaction
processes on the thermal journal print paper. These records can be used as data and inquiry
evidences for future information statistics.

1.3. Appearance of Thermal Receipt Printer (AB-PD560)
 Overview
1 Upper cover
2 Engine
3 Button for opening the cover
4 Shell
5 Control panel
6 Switch

Technical
Item
specification
Working voltage 24V DC±10%
DC power Power consumption (idle) 2.2W
supply Power consumption 19.2W
(transaction)
Item Technical specification

Printing speed 150mm/s
Paper feeding speed 150 mm/s
Print paper width 58mm
Thermal paper with or without black mark;
Paper type
Diameter of paper roll: 58
Character Character set in ANK or simplified Chinese (G B 2 3 1 2)
Chinese character GB18030-2000 double-byte zone 2 (GB2312 standard
Text
library character library), all Chinese characters
printing
Characters per line 3 6 / 1 8 (English/Chinese)
Language English and Chinese
2.3. Environment

Operating
0°C~45°C
temperature
Operating humidity 35% - 85% (non-condensing)

2.4. Consumables Specifications
The outer layer is thermal

layer without black mark.
Black Mark

1-inside diameter of paper roll core 13±0.5mm
2-outside diameter of paper roll core 19mm
3-outside diameter of paper roll 60mm
4-width of paper roll 58±0.5mm
Paper thickness 0.06mm~0.08 mm
Side flatness error of paper roll ≤0.2mm
2.4.2. Storage
wall;
conditions;
paper;
transportation;

for details.
the system prompts.
maintenance is ok.

4. Maintenance
Lift the platen by pressing the green Remove the paper roll or empty
A button in the arrow direction to
B paper sleeve out of the printer in the
arrow direction.
head.
Press the green button in the arrow Remove the remaining paper and
D direction to restore the platen. C paper roll core from the paper roll
holder (spindle).

Press the button for opening the Remove the spent paper roll spindle
A cover and open the cover for paper
roll box, as shown below.
B and put a new paper roll.
Pull out a small portion of the paper, Make sure the paper is in the right
D and close the cover for paper roll
box, as shown below.
C direction.
Wrong Right


4.3.1. Cleaning Kit

 Alcohol
 Lint-free cloth
 Brush
 Tweezers


5. Troubleshooting

POWER Check to see whether the power
indicator Off Power supply is not stable. cable is in connection and the
control works normally.
The communication line is
On
connected successfully.
ERRROR
Pull out the communication line
indicator The communication line fails
Off and then plug it again, or power
to be connected.
on after outage.
Status indicator (V5)
The printer is operated
Green
normally.
Paper low or black mark is
Orange
detected.
Check to see whether the cutter
Cutter error.
fails mechanically.
Paper out. Replenish the paper.
Red
The paper pressing spindle is Reset the paper pressing spindle
opened. or clear the paper jammed.
For details, see Failure Codes of
Several errors occur.
DT ATM

DT-Heater M odule User M anual
1
Reversion History
Dec-2012 All First Release.
Confidential material of GRG, No disclosure to unauthorized Party 1/7

Table of Contents
Reversion History ............................................................................................................... 1
Table of Contents ................................................................................................................ 2
1. Introduction................................................................................................................. 3
1.1. Safety Summary................................................................................................ 3
1.2. General Description ........................................................................................... 4
1.3. Appearance and Structure................................................................................... 4
2. Technical Parameter and Work Principle ......................................................................... 5
2.1. Technical Parameter .......................................................................................... 5
2.2. Work Principle .................................................................................................. 5
2.2.1. Block Diagram ....................................................................................... 5
2.2.2. Work Principle ....................................................................................... 6
3. Before Maintenance ..................................................................................................... 6
4. Maintenance ................................................................................................................ 6
4.1. Start up the Heater Module ................................................................................. 6
4.2. Disable and Enable the Fan................................................................................. 7
5. Troubleshooting ........................................................................................................... 7

1. Introduction
Thank you for choose GRG DT-Heater Module, this manual mainly describes the
performance indexes, working principle and use method of the heater module.
The target readers are bank personnel and service engineers etc.
1.1. Safety Summary
Before use or maintain the heater module, please read the following safety guidelines
carefully to avoid the accident occur.
1) DT-Heater Module is a specified heating device and designed for GRG terminal, do not
fit it in other equipment.
2) When operate the heater module, please note the warming symbol which adhere on the
heater surface and abide by its safety massage.
Danger, high temperature.
3) The heater module should be far from water source.

4) Don not stores the heater module in a high temperature, high humidity and seriously
polluted place.
5) Keep the heater module dry. Dew is not allowed on the surface of the module, if there
has, don’t switch the power on before it disappears.
6) Do not drop water or any materials (such as: metal) onto the heaters and switch box, if it
is occur, you should switch the power off at once.
7) If the heater module has not running in a long time, please check its cables and
connectors before switch the power on. If find any problem, contact our service engineer
at once, don’t replace it by yourself.
8) Don not touch the surfaces of the heater when it running to avoid the risk of scald injury
(the temperature of the surfaces is ＜35℃ when it is running).
9) Protect the power cable and its connectors during installation, transportation and
maintenance. Examine the power cable before using it.
10) Without training can’t disassemble and maintain the heater module.
11) Please keep this user manual for future reference.

1.2. General Description
DT-Heater Module is a device of convert electricity into heat, it can keep or heat up the inner
temperature of the terminal to ensure the terminal run normally in a low temperature(≤-35℃),
and to improve the reliability and success rate of starting up for the terminal in a low temperature
environment.
1.3. Appearance and Structure
DT-Heater Module is consist of a switch box and one to four heaters (the numbers is decided
by the structure of the terminal, most of which are fitted with two).
 Switch box
Front Back
1 Time delay fuse (15A)

2 Power in socket
3 Power switch button (with indicator, switch the power on switch to “I”,
switch the power off switch to “O”)
4 Power out socket (three roads)
 Heater

1 Power in cable
2 Temperature detector
3 Fan
4 Exhaust direction
2. Technical Parameter and Work Principle
2.1. Technical Parameter
 Supply Voltage： AC 220V ~ 240V and AC 100V ~ 120V (only one kind of power is
available to a specific heat module which is decided by the model
of the heater)(delta connector)
 Operating Temperature： -35℃ ~ 45℃（-31℉ ~ 113℉）
 Operating Humidity： 10%～90%RH
 Storage Temperature -40℃ ~ 50℃ (-40F ~ 122℉)
 Power Consumption： 300W (with one heater), 600W (with two heaters), etc.
 Start Heating up Point 7℃±3℃ (44.6℉±37.4℉)
 Stop Heating up Point 15℃±3℃ (59℉±37.4℉)
 Reliability MTBF≧60000hr
 Heating Capability Ensure that the terminal can operate and start up at the temperature
as low as -35℃(-31℉). (Please refer to the terminal Operation
Manual for the detailed of cold start and recovery and warm-up).
2.2. Work Principle
2.2.1. Block Diagram
Cabinet Heater
AT M External Heater Module
Power Box Switch Box
Safe Heater

2.2.2. Work Principle
When the heater module is powered up, it will detect the interior temperature of the terminal
and decide if heat up or not, heating will be stopped automatically when reach a certain
temperature. The details are as follow:
 If the interior temperature of the terminal is below 7℃±3℃（44.6℉±37.4℉）, the
Heater Module will start heating automatically.
 If the interior temperature of the equipment is over 15℃±3℃ (59℉±37.4℉), the
Heater Module will stop heating automatically.
3. Before Maintenance
Open the safe or/and cabinet door, refer to the terminal Operation Manual for the details.
4. Maintenance
4.1. Start up the Heater Module
According the following steps to start up the heater module:

1) Connect power cable of the terminal to the external power supply, and power it on. (If
the terminal has powered up, operate the next step)
2) Press the button of the switch box to “I” to switch the power of the heater module on.
3) Close the safe (or/and cabinet) door.
4) The heater module will start to detect the interior temperature of the terminal and judge
to heat up or not.
 When the heater module power on, it will detect the interior temperature of the
terminal and decide to heat up or not by the data that had been collected
automatically. So, after power it on at first time, you need not switch it on or off
again.
 It is recommended to disable or enable the fan according to the temperature when
your terminal fitted with it, which can keep a better operating environment for
the terminal running. Refer to Section 4.2 for more information.
 As to Cold Start and Recovery and Warm up, please refer to the terminal
Operation Manual.

4.2. Disable and Enable the Fan
It is recommended to disable the fan of the terminal during in the cool weather (such as winter
and spring) to ensure the heating effect and result; on the contrary, it is recommended to enable the
fan during in the warm weather (such as summer and autumn) to raise the interior cooling
efficiency of the terminal.
 Follow the following steps to disable or enable the fan:
1) Switch the terminal power off follow the menu path of the diagnostic unit, refer to the
terminal Operation Manual for the details.
2) As the photo shown below, disconnect or connect the power of the fan in the safe (and /
or in the cabinet).
5. Troubleshooting
Parts Symptoms Solutions
Check if all cables are in good connection and if

Indicator doesn’t work.
it is electrified.
Switch box 1) Check if all cables are in good connection;
Fail to output electricity. 2) Check if his fuse is burn-out, replace it if it
is.
Check if the interior temperature of the terminal
The fan doesn’t work. has reached the start heating point. If it has, it’s
Heater the heater fault, replace it.
The fan doesn’t work and the
The fan fault, replace the heater.
heater surface is very hot.

M echanical Combination Lock Operation M anual
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Table of Contents
1 Overview ...............................................................................................................1
2 Lagard(LG) Mechanical Combination Lock 2 .........................................................2
2.1 Appearance......................................................................................................2
2.2 UNlock ...........................................................................................................2
2.3 Lock ...............................................................................................................3
2.4 Change Password .............................................................................................3
3 NLLock Mechanical Combination Lock 2 ...............................................................4
3.1 Appearance......................................................................................................4
3.2 Unlock ............................................................................................................4
3.3 Lock ...............................................................................................................5
3.4 Change Password .............................................................................................6
4 SG Mechanical Combination Lock 2 .......................................................................7
4.1 Appearance......................................................................................................7
4.2 Unlock ............................................................................................................7
4.3 Lock ...............................................................................................................8
4.4 Change Password .............................................................................................9
5 Lagard(LG) Mechanical Combination Lock 1 ....................................................... 10
5.1 Appearance.................................................................................................... 10
5.2 Unlock .......................................................................................................... 10
5.3 Lock ............................................................................................................. 11
5.4 Change Password ........................................................................................... 12
6 NLLock Mechanical Combination Lock 1 ............................................................. 13
6.1 Appearance.................................................................................................... 13
6.2 Unlock .......................................................................................................... 13
6.3 Lock ............................................................................................................. 14
6.4 Change Password ........................................................................................... 15
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1 Overview
The manual provides a general guidance for users to use mechanical combination lock
Please refer to relevant ATM operation manual for the specified type of the lock.
The key of mechanical combination lock 1 and the change key of the mechanical combination
lock are in the plastic bags attached on the surface of the ATM.

2 Lagard(LG) Mechanical Combination Lock 2
2.1 Appearance
Lagard(LG) Mechanical Combination Lock 2
2.2 UNlock
Turn the dial counterclockwise, Turn the dial clockwise, allowing

A allowing the number 10 to pass the
opening index three times, and stop
B the number 20 to pass the opening
index twice, and stop on the opening
on opening index the fourth time. index the third time.
Changing
Opening Index
Index
Dial
The default code of combination lock is 10, 20, 30..

Please refer to the setting instructions inside the safe.
Turn the dial clockwise until the Turn the dial counterclockwise,
D number between 80 and 90 stops on C allowing the number 30 to pass the
the opening index, and the lock is opening index once, and stop on
now open. opening index the second time.

2.3 Lock
Turn the handle in the arrow Turn the dial randomly to scramble
A direction and close the door. B the password.
In case of personal injury,
please don’t put your hands in the
door.
2.4 Change Password
The procedure of changing the password:

(1) Firstly open the safe door with the original password (The factory password is 10 20 30)
according to the unlocking instructions.
(2) With the safe door open, perform above procedure again, but use the changing index
instead of opening index.
(3) Insert the change key in the key hole (in the back of the safe door), then turn it 1/4 turns
clockwise; and keep the key inside temporarily.
(4) Perform the unlocking instructions once again with the new password on the changing
Index.
(5) Turn the change key 1/4 turns counterclockwise, then remove the key.
(6) Before closing the safe door, try the new password at least 10 times on the opening index.
For example the new password is 20-30-40, the safe door should be unlocked successfully
at 19.5-29.5-39.5 or 20.5-30.5-40.5.
(7) Close the safe door according to the locking instructions, then store save the new password
at a safe place.
(1) Do not set the last number of password larger than 95 or smaller than 20, which is the
forbidden zone.
(2) Do not set the password with a digit difference, such as 10-11-12.
(3) Never remove the lock cover when change the password. If the cover is removed, the
product will be void of any warranty.
(4) Do not add any lubricant inside the lock.
(5) Do not insert the change key or turn the dial forcefully.
(6) Do not turn the dial too quickly, keeping the speed slower than or equal to 2 seconds per
turn.

3 NLLock Mechanical Combination Lock 2
3.1 Appearance
NLLOCK Mechanical Combination Lock 2
3.2 Unlock

Changing
Opening Index
Index
Dial
The default code of combination lock is 10, 20, 30 ..


3.3 Lock
door.

3.4 Change Password

Index.
at 19.5-29.5-39.5 or 20.5-30.5-40.5.
at a safe place.
forbidden zone.
turn.

4 SG Mechanical Combination Lock 2
4.1 Appearance
S&G Mechanical Combination Lock 2
4.2 Unlock

Changing
Opening Index
Index
Dial
.
The default code of combination lock is 10, 20, 30 .

4.3 Lock
door.

4.4 Change Password

counterclockwise; and keep the key inside temporarily.
Index.
(5) Turn the change key 1/4 turns clockwise, then remove the key.
at 19.5-29.5-39.5 or 20.5-30.5-40.5.
at a safe place.
forbidden zone.
turn.

5 Lagard(LG) Mechanical Combination Lock 1
5.1 Appearance
Lagard(LG) Mechanical Combination Lock 1

5.2 Unlock
Insert the key and turn it Turn the dial counterclockwise,

A counterclockwise to release the dial. B allowing the number 10 to pass the
on opening index the fourth time.
Changing Opening Index
Index
Dial
The default code of combination lock is 10, 20, 30. .


D allowing the number 30 to pass the
opening index once, and stop on
C the number 20 to pass the opening
opening index the second time. index the third time.

Turn the dial clockwise until the

E number between 80 and 90 stops on
the opening index, and the lock is
now open.
5.3 Lock
Close the safe door according to the Turn the dial randomly to scramble
A method mentioned in relevant
operation manual.
B the password.
In case of personal injury, please

don’t put your hands in the door.
Turn the key counterclockwise, and

C then remove the key.

5.4 Change Password

Index.
at 19.5-29.5-39.5 or 20.5-30.5-40.5.
at a safe place.
forbidden zone.
turn.

6 NLLock Mechanical Combination Lock 1
6.1 Appearance
NLLock Mechanical Combination Lock 1

6.2 Unlock
Insert the key and turn it Turn the dial counterclockwise,

A counterclockwise to release the dial. B allowing the number 10 to pass the
on opening index the fourth time.
Changing Opening Index
Index
Dial
The default code of combination lock is 10, 20, 30. .


D allowing the number 30 to pass the
opening index once, and stop on
C the number 20 to pass the opening
opening index the second time. index the third time.

Turn the dial clockwise until the

E number between 80 and 90 stops on
the opening index, and the lock is
now open.
6.3 Lock
Close the safe door according to the Turn the dial randomly to scramble
A method mentioned in relevant
operation manual.
B the password.

don’t put your hands in the door.
Turn the key counterclockwise, and

C then remove the key.

6.4 Change Password

Index.
at 19.5-29.5-39.5 or 20.5-30.5-40.5.
at a safe place.
forbidden zone.
turn.

Electronic Combination Lock Operation M anual
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Table of Contents
1 Overview ...............................................................................................................1
2 LG Electronic Combination Lock ...........................................................................2
2.1 Appearance......................................................................................................2
2.2 Overview.........................................................................................................2
2.3 How to Open the Lock ......................................................................................3
2.4 How to Lock the Lock.......................................................................................3
2.5 How to Change Battery .....................................................................................4
2.6 How to Change the Password.............................................................................4
2.7 How to Add a User ...........................................................................................4
2.8 How to Disable the User ....................................................................................5
2.9 How to Restore the User ....................................................................................5
2.10 How to Delete the User .....................................................................................6
3 NLLock Electronic Combination Lock ....................................................................7
3.1 Appearance......................................................................................................7
3.2 Overview.........................................................................................................7
3.3 How to Open the Lock ......................................................................................8
3.4 How to Lock the Lock.......................................................................................9
3.5 How to Change Battery .....................................................................................9
3.6 How to Change the Password........................................................................... 10
3.7 How to Add a User ......................................................................................... 10
3.8 How to Delete the User ................................................................................... 11
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1 Overview
The manual provides a general guidance for users to use electronic combination lock
Please refer to relevant ATM operation manual for the specified type of the lock.
The change key of the electronic combination lock is in the plastic bags attached on the surface
of the ATM.

2 LG Electronic Combination Lock
2.1 Appearance
LG electronic combination lock
2.2 Overvie w
The LG electronic combination lock allows you to set authorized users, including manager and
common user (Refer as “user” in the following). The manager can add, delete the user, or
disable and restore the user's password. Note that this lock only allows setting one manager
(Factory password is 123456) and one user.
(1) The user has the authority of opening the lock and changing the password.
(2) If you have entered wrong password four times continuously, you cannot continue any
operation within 5 minutes.
(3) Repeated beeping and LED flashing indicates the battery is low.
(4) Battery requirement: 9V alkaline battery
(5) The combination lock will beep once with LED flashing once synchronically each time
when you press the digit key for the password.
(6) Two continuous beeps synchronically with LED flashing twice indicate the password or
the operation is correct.
(7) Three continuous beeps indicate the password or the operation is incorrect.

2.3 How to Open the Lock
If the ATM is configured with key Enter the six-digit password, e.g.
A lock, insert the key and turn it
clockwise until it stops, now the
B 123456. When you hear two
continuous beeps and see the LED
lock is unlocked. Otherwise, go to flashing twice, the password is
Step B directly. correct.
Hold the handle to pull the safe door

(1) The manager password and user C within 4 seconds after you input the
correct password. If the door isn’t
password are both available for opened in 4 seconds, you need to
opening the safe door. enter the password again.
(2) If you have entered wrong password 4
times continuously, you won’t continue
any operation in the next 5 minutes.
2.4 How to Lock the Lock
Close the safe door and turn the If the door is configured with key
A handle to the right, the safe door will
be locked automatically.
B lock, turn the key in the arrow
direction to lock the key lock.
don't put the hands in the door.

2.5 How to Change Battery
2.6 How to Change the Password
You can change the user password or the manager password as long as you know its original
password.
Always perform the operation with the safe door open.
(1) Enter digit 0 six times.
(2) Enter the original six-digit password, such as 123456.
(3) Enter the new six-digit password.
(4) Enter the new six-digit password again to confirm it.
(5) The password is changed successfully.
(6) Test the new password several times before closing the door.
You will hear two continuous beeps when you complete the operation in each step.
Note that this lock only allows one manager (Factory password is 123456) and one user.
2.7 How to Add a User
To continue the operation, you should know the manager password.
(1) Correctly enter the six-digit manager's password (If the password is correct, you will hear
two continuous beeps).
(2) Don't move your finger when you have inputted the last digit of the password (i.e. keep
pressing the last digit) until you hear another two continuous beeps.
(3) Press digit 1 one time, and you will hear another two continuous beeps.
(4) Enter user's password. You will hear another two continuous beeps.
(5) Confirm user's password. If it is correct, you will hear another two continuous beeps. You
have successfully added a user.
(6) Test the new user several times before closing the door.
(a) If you made a mistake, wait 30 seconds and repeat step 1-5.
(b) Since the lock only allows one common user, if you have set a user before and
have not deleted it, you cannot add a new user, i.e. when you complete step (2)

and press digit 1 one time, you will not hear another two continuous beeps,
instead, you will hear a short beep, which indicates you have restored the
disabled user. See 2.8 How to Restore the User.
2.8 How to Disable the User
(1) Correctly enter the six-digit manager password (If the password is correct, you will hear
(3) Press digit 2 one time, and you will hear a short beep.
(4) The user is temporarily disabled.
If a mistake is made, wait 30 seconds and repeat step 1-4.
2.9 How to Restore the User
(1) Correctly enter the six-digit manager password (If the password is correct, you will hear
(4) The user is restored.
(a) If a mistake is made, wait 30 seconds and repeat step 1-4.
(b) If there isn't any user (i.e. you have not added a user or you have deleted the
user), you cannot restore the user, i.e. when you complete step (2) and press digit
1 one time, you will not hear one beep, instead, you will hear another two
continuous beeps, which indicates you should input new password to add a new
user. See 2.6 How to Add a User.

2.10 How to Delete the User
(4) The user is permanently deleted.
If a mistake is made, wait 30 seconds and repeat step 1-4.

3 NLLock Electronic Combination Lock
3.1 Appearance
NLLock Electronic Combination Lock
3.2 Overvie w
The NLLock electronic combination lock allows you to set authorized users, including manager
and common user (Refer as “user” in the following). The manager can add or delete the user.
Note that this lock only allows setting one manager (Factory password is 123456) and one user.
The user has the authority of opening the lock and changing the password.
(1) Entry of four consecutive invalid passwords-keypad is blocked for 5 minutes. During this
period, the light flashes every 10 seconds, and any key press causes a long beep. After
expiration, entry of two more invalid passwords, restarts the 5-minute block period.
(2) Repeated beeps indicate the battery is low.
(3) Battery requirement: 9V alkaline battery
(4) The combination lock will beep once with LED flashing once synchronically each time
when you press the digit key for the password.
(5) Two continuous beeps synchronically with LED flashing twice indicate the password or
the operation is correct.
(6) A long beep synchronically with LED flashing indicates the password or the operation is
incorrect.
(7) After 10 seconds without entry, an already started password entry is cancelled.

3.3 How to Open the Lock
Enter the six-digit password, e.g. Hold the lock and turn it clockwise
A 123456. When you hear two
continuous beeps and see the LED
B until it clicks into place within 3
seconds after you input the correct
flashing twice, the password is password. If the lock isn’t turned in
correct. 3 seconds, you need to enter the
password again.
Hold the handle to open the safe Insert the key in the key lock and
D door C turn it clockwise until it stops, the
key lock is now open. (This step is
available only when the key lock is
configured)..
(1) The manager password and user password are both available for opening the safe door.
(2) If code entry failed on first attempt, wait 20 seconds before re-entering.
(3) Entry of four consecutive invalid passwords-keypad is blocked for 5 minutes. During this
period, the light flashes every 10 seconds, and any key press causes a long beep. After
expiration, entry of two more invalid passwords, restarts the 5-minute block period.

3.4 How to Lock the Lock
Close the safe door and turn the Turn the key counterclockwise to
A handle backwards fully. In B lock the key lock, and then remove
the key. (This step is available only
case of personal injury, please don’t
put the hands in the door. when the key lock is configured.)
Turn the lock backwards until it

If you turn the lock backwards C clicks into place. The safe door will
be locked automatically.
before closing the safe door, you cannot
close the safe door. You should open the
lock first according to the introduction in
Section 3.3 and then close the safe door.
3.5 How to Change Battery

3.6 How to Change the Password
You can change the user password or the manager password as long as you know its original
password.
(1) Press and hold key 0 until you heard two continuous beeps. The light remains on during
the following actions.
(2) Enter the original six-digit password, such as 123456.
(3) Enter the new six-digit password.
(4) Enter the new six-digit password again to confirm it.
(5) The password is changed successfully.
(6) Test the new password several times before closing the door.
(a) You will hear two continuous beeps when you complete the operation in each
step.
(b) In case of entry errors(long beep), the old password remains valid.
3.7 How to Add a User
the following action.
(3) Enter user's password. You will hear another two continuous beeps.
(4) Confirm user's password. If it is correct, you will hear another two continuous beeps. You
have successfully added a user.
(5) Test the new user several times before closing the door.
(a) If you made a mistake, wait 20 seconds and repeat step 1-5.
(b) Since the lock only allows one common user, if you have set a user before and
have not deleted it, you cannot add a new user, i.e. when you complete step (2),
you will hear a long beep immediately after two continuous beeps.

3.8 How to Delete the User
the following action.
(3) The user is permanently deleted.
(a) If you input wrong manager password, you will hear a long beep.
(b) If a mistake is made, wait 20 seconds and repeat step 1-2.
(c) If there is no user, you cannot delete it, i.e. when you complete step (2), you will
hear a long beep immediately after two continuous beeps.
(d) Manager cannot be deleted.

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• Caution! Watch your hand.

• Electronic components like motor may cause high temperature while

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Number and name Version Date Revision description Participants

CDM8240N Operation V1.0 2015-07-20 Created Prepared by:

V1.1 2016-07 Modify some content Prepared by:

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Down Note presenter

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Main board Presenter

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1.1 Equipment and tools required

1.2 Cable connection

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Connect USB (for OCR version only)

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Brand new notes (unused)

Old notes (used)

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S/N Type of folded notes Description

Folded at the middle of the note (vertical);

2 Folded in Z-shape; “b” = 5mm

Curled at the middle of the note (horizontal);

4 Folded at a corner; “d”= 5mm

Folded at the middle of the note (horizontal);

“f” Curled at the middle of the note (vertical);

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A: Insert the key to mechanical lock and turn

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Correct Wrong Wrong

2.5 Insert cassette

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C: Insert the key to mechanical lock and

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B: Push the reject vault till the buckle

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od to return to the normal operating mode from ODS mode:

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4.1 Note jamming in note picking mechanism

4.1.1 Note jamming in inner channel of note picking mechanism

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Press down the floating tightening shaft

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4.2.1 When presenter is installed at the back (Rear Access Type)

1. open the cover of handle; 2. The operator should use handwheel to

4.2.2 When presenter is installed at the front (Front Access Type)

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