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VEGA-RC
BankNote Recycler
Integration Guide
Revi si on A, Sept ember 15, 2009
P/N 960-000156R_Rev. A {EDP #148848}
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REVISION HISTORY
Rev . Date Reason for Update Comment
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Integration Guide
Table of Contents
Page
TOC
1 GENERAL INFORMATION......................................................................................1
Description.......................................................................................................................... 1
Component Names............................................................................................................. 2
Model Descriptions ............................................................................................................. 3
2 PRECAUTIONS........................................................................................................3
Cautions.............................................................................................................................. 3
Installation Caution ......................................................................................................................... 3
User Caution................................................................................................................................... 3
Handling........................................................................................................................................ 3
Mounting, Dismounting, Transport................................................................................................4
Unacceptable Banknotes.............................................................................................................. 4
3 SPECIFICATIONS....................................................................................................4
Technical Specifications.................................................................................................................. 4
Environmental Specifications.......................................................................................................... 4
Electrical Specifications .................................................................................................................. 5
Structural Specifications.................................................................................................................. 5
4 INSTALLATION .......................................................................................................6
Installation Procedure......................................................................................................... 6
DIP Switch Configurations .................................................................................................. 6
5 CONNECTOR PIN ASSIGNMENTS ........................................................................7
6 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE ...............................................................................8
Displays and Functions....................................................................................................... 8
Initializing........................................................................................................................................ 8
Rear Cover Open.......................................................................................................................... 8
Stacker Full ................................................................................................................................... 9
Stacker Empty............................................................................................................................... 9
Restoring a Single Banknote........................................................................................................ 9
Restore (Continuous Mode).......................................................................................................... 9
Retrieving All Banknotes............................................................................................................... 9
Withdrawing Single Banknotes...................................................................................................10
Withdrawing Banknotes Continuously........................................................................................ 10
Change Display.......................................................................................................................... 10
Storage Limitation....................................................................................................................... 11
Clearing a Banknote J am.................................................................................................. 12
Cleaning Procedure.......................................................................................................... 13
7 OPERATIONAL FLOWCHARTS...........................................................................15
Operational Flowcharts (Continued 2) .......................................................................................... 16
8 STANDARD INTERFACE CIRCUIT SCHEMATICS..............................................21
9 LED DIAGNOSTICS CODES.................................................................................22
Malfunction LED Error Codes ........................................................................................... 22
Warning Codes ............................................................................................................................. 23
Machine Lock-Up Error Codes...................................................................................................... 23
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10 VARIOUS UNIT DIMENSIONS.............................................................................. 25
11 JCM CONTACT INFORMATION........................................................................... 26
Americas & Oceania..........................................................................................................26
J CM American Corporation...........................................................................................................26
Europe, Africa, Russia & Middle East................................................................................26
J CM Europe GmbH.......................................................................................................................26
UK & Ireland......................................................................................................................26
J CM United Kingdom Ltd...............................................................................................................26
Asia....................................................................................................................................26
J CM Gold (HK) Ltd. .......................................................................................................................26
J apan Cash Machine Co, Limited (HQ).........................................................................................26
12 INDEX.................................................................................................................... 27
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Integration Guide
List of Figures
Page
LOF
Figure 1 VEGA-RC BankNote Recycler Optional Unit................................................1
Figure 2 VEGA-RC Component Names......................................................................2
Figure 3 Precautionary Symbols.................................................................................3
Figure 4 Unacceptable Banknote Types.....................................................................4
Figure 5 VEGA-RC Positioning Post Locations ..........................................................6
Figure 6 Latch Button and Harness Locations............................................................6
Figure 7 The Seven Segment Display Indication........................................................8
Figure 8 Color LED Lightning Patterns .......................................................................8
Figure 9 Initializing Interface (in iF).............................................................................8
Figure 10 Banknote J am Occurs (J AM)........................................................................8
Figure 11 Waiting to Communicate (BUSY)..................................................................8
Figure 12 Stand-By (00~30 +Green LED)....................................................................8
Figure 13 Rear Cover Open (OPEN) ............................................................................8
Figure 14 Stacker Full (30 FulL)....................................................................................9
Figure 15 Stacker Empty (00 EMpty)............................................................................9
Figure 16 Single Mode Restore (00 Fill) .......................................................................9
Figure 17 Continuous Mode Restore (00 Fill All) .........................................................9
Figure 18 Waiting to Restore (01 Fill All) ......................................................................9
Figure 19 Note Retrieving Mode (30 STore)...............................................................10
Figure 20 Retrieving (29 Store All)..............................................................................10
Figure 21 Dispense Mode (30 Pay Out)......................................................................10
Figure 22 The Number of the Stored Banknotes ........................................................10
Figure 23 Continuous Dispense (30 Payout All) .........................................................10
Figure 24 Storage Limit (30 LImit)...............................................................................11
Figure 25 Storage Limit/Stacked (20 Money Class)....................................................11
Figure 26 Stacking Denomination Examples ...........................................................11
Figure 27 Storage Limit Value Set at 28 (28 LImit).....................................................11
Figure 28 Clearing a Banknote J am (Step 1)..............................................................12
Figure 29 Clearing a Banknote J am (Step 2)..............................................................12
Figure 30 VEGA-RC Sensor Locations.......................................................................13
Figure 31 Roller and Optical Sensor Locations...........................................................13
Figure 32 Pinch Roller and Prism Locations...............................................................13
Figure 33 Rear Cover Open for Air J et Cleaning........................................................14
Figure 34 VEGA-RC Banknote Recycler Operational Flowchart (Basic Mode)..........15
Figure 35 VEGA-RC Banknote Recycler Operational Flowchart (Command Mode) ..16
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Figure 36 VEGA-RC Banknote Acceptor Operational Flowchart
(Error Clearing Mode)................................................................................. 17
Figure 37 VEGA-RC Banknote Recycler Operational Flowchart (Restore Mode)...... 17
Figure 38 VEGA-RC Banknote Recycler Operational Flowchart (Dispense Mode) ... 18
Figure 39 VEGA-RC Banknote Recycler Operational Flowchart (Clear J AM Mode) . 18
Figure 40 VEGA-RC Banknote Recycler Operational Flowchart (Retrieving Mode).. 19
Figure 41 VEGA-RC Banknote Recycler Operational Flowchart (Collect Log Mode) 19
Figure 42 VEGA-RC Banknote Recycler Operational Flowchart (Key Input Mode)... 20
Figure 43 VEGA-RC TTL Circuit Interface Schematic Diagram................................. 21
Figure 44 VEGA-RC Unit Dimensions........................................................................ 25
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Integration Guide
List of Tables
Page
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Table 1 Product Model Number Descriptions..............................................................3
Table 2 VEGA-RC Technical Specification.................................................................4
Table 3 VEGA -RC Environmental Specification.........................................................4
Table 4 Product Electrical Specification......................................................................5
Table 5 Product Structural Specification.....................................................................5
Table 6 DIP Switch Settings........................................................................................6
Table 7 Recycler to Acceptor Receptacle Pin Assignments .......................................7
Table 8 Stacking Denomination Example Table .......................................................11
Table 9 VEGA Sensor Locations...............................................................................13
Table 10 Operational Error Codes ..............................................................................22
Table 11 Warning Codes.............................................................................................23
Table 12 Machine Lock-Up Error Codes.....................................................................23
Table 13 Machine Lock-Up Error Indications ..............................................................24
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VEGA-RC
BankNote Recycler
Integration Guide
Revision A
This section provides a general overview of the
optional VEGA-RC Series BankNote Recycler
pictured in Figure 1. This first section is designed
to help navigation through this guide with ease and
provides the following information:
Component Names
Model Description
Precautions
Specifications
Installation
Connector Pin Assignments
Preventive Maintenance
Optional Circuit Boards & Harnesses
Operational Flowcharts
Standard Interface Circuit Schematics
LED Diagnostics Codes
Various Unit Dimensions
In order to make operation of this device easier and
make navigation within this manual simpler, the
following illustrations were used within the text:
Safety Instructions, that need to be observed
in order to protect the operators and equipment,
have been written in bold text and have been
given the following pictographs:
Special Notes, which effect the use of the
Banknote Acceptor, have been written in italic
text and have been given the pictograph:
Steps, requiring the operator to perform
specific actions are given sequential numbers
(1., 2., 3., etc.).
1 GENERAL INFORMATION
Descri pti on
Figure 1 VEGA-RC BankNote Recycler Optional Unit
BankNote Recycler Integration Guide
Component Names
Figure 2 illustrates the VEGA-RC Component Names and Locations.
Figure 2 VEGA-RC Component Names
a) Function Button Descriptions
A.Change Display
B.Dispense
C.Restore
D.Retrieve
b) VEGA Unit Attach/Release Buttons
c) Green & Red LED Indicators & Seven
Segment LED Displays
d) Rear Cover Open/Close Knob
e) Maintenance Knob Cover
f) DIP Switch Block
g) VEGA Connector Cable Receptacle
a
A
c
C
B
D
b
d
f
g
e

2 PRECAUTIONS
The Figure 3 symbols are defined as follows:
1. (Type 1) Do not insert a torn, folded, or wet
Banknotes, as this action may cause a Banknote
jam inside the Unit.
2. (Type 2) Do not expose the VEGA Unit to rain
water. The Unit contains several precision elec-
tronic devices which can be damaged by water.
3. (Type 3) Do not install the Unit into a dusty
environment. Dust may affect and degrade the
various Sensors performance.
Cauti ons
INSTALLATION CAUTION
1. This equipment is not full warranted for outdoor
use. Be sure that the Host Machine contains
enough protection to avoid wet or dusty
conditions when installing it in both open-air and
indoor spaces.
2. Be sure the Host Machine is designed with
careful consideration for retrieving a Banknote
and/or clearing a Banknote jam.
3. Avoid exposing the Banknote Insertion Slot to
direct Sunlight and/or Incandescent Lamp
illumination having a Gradient Angle of 15
Degrees or more, and an illumination index of
3000 Lux or less. Insure that the Host Machine is
also designed to avoid exposing the Banknote
Insertion Slot to direct Sunlight or incandescent
light contact.
4. Do not allow the Recycler to endure a range of
temperature and humidity beyond the environ-
mental limits specified (See Environmental
Specifications on page 4).
5. Do not use the Recycler when placed in severe
Temperature changing environments.
6. Do not use the Recycler in a place having air born
evaporated or sporadic chemicals.
7. Clean and maintain the Recycler regularly when
located in an excessively smoke filled environ-
ment.
USER CAUTION
1. When closing the Rear Cover of the Recycler,
ensure that it clicks firmly into place.
2. Do not redesign or disassemble the Recycler.
Unauthorized use by inadequately trained person-
nel, or use outside the original manufacturers
intent for operation voids the warranty.
3. Clean the VEGA Recycler Unit once a month to
keep its performance stable.
4. Use a lint-free cloth or cotton swabs to carefully
remove dirt and any Paper powder dust adhering
to the Rollers.
5. Do not replace Banknotes by hand winding them
back into place; allow them to be replaced by the
Units recycling action only.
Handling
1. This product is not securely locked from tamper-
ing. Have internal security management handle
any tampering issues involving the Unit.
Model Descri pti ons
Table 1 lists the VEGA-RC Model Number Descriptions.
Table 1 Product Model Number Descriptions
N
o
Model: VEGA-RC - * * - *
N
o
(1) (2) (3)
(1)
Product Series Name
(2)
Power Supply
12. 12V DC
(3)
Communication Type
- = no Communication
Type 1 Type 2 Type 3
Figure 3 Precautionary Symbols
Caution: Be careful to avoid personal
injury to your fingers when closing the
Recyclers Rear Cover.
Caution: Turn the VEGA Units Power
OFF when opening the Recyclers Rear
Cover; otherwise, the Rollers may
begin operating and personal injury to
fingers may occur buy getting pulled
into the Unit.
WARNING: Under no circumstances
allow a cleaning cloth to be wet enough
to allow excess fluid to run into the
device; internal printed circuit boards
may be damaged. Do not use any
alcohol, solvents or scouring agents
that can damage the plastic surfaces of
the device.
WARNING: Do not inject water or liquid
agents of any kind into the Recycler; as
this action may cause extreme damage
to the Unit.
2. Do not strike or drop the Cash Box to the ground;
this may cause remounting damage to it.
3. Do not pull hard the winding belts when clearing
Banknote jam, or pull a belt out beyond its limits.
Mounting, Dismounting, Transport
1. Be sure to turn the VEGA Units power OFF
before mounting or dismounting the Recycler
Unit on top of the VEGA Unit.
2. Plugging or unplugging the Recyclers communi-
cations connector while the VEGA Units Power
is ON may also cause damage to the Recycler
Unit.
Unacceptable Banknotes
1. The following Banknote types may not recycle
correctly, or can cause a Banknote jam and/or
damage to the Units Transport path. Banknotes
exhibiting the following conditions shown in
Figure 4 should be avoided:
Torn
Having excessive folds
Dirty
Wet
Having excessive wrinkles
Adhering foreign objects and/or oil.

ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONS
Damaged Banknotes
Wrinkled Banknotes
Curled Banknotes
Folded or Partial Banknotes
Figure 4 Unacceptable Banknote Types
Table 2 VEGA-RC Technical Specification
Acceptable Denomination
*
:
Refer to the VEGA Units specific Software Specification.
Banknote Types Accepted:
Long edge: 110~160mm (4.33~6.3 in.)
End: 60~82mm (2.36~3.23 in.)
Insertion Direction: Four (4) ways
Processing Speed
:
a) Approximately 3 seconds (from Banknote insertion to stacking completion)
b) Approximately 3 seconds (from Banknote insertion to next insertion enable)
c) Approximately 3 seconds (from Banknote dispense to eject completion)

d) Approximately 4 seconds (from receiving a retrieve command to Banknote
retrieved)
Diagnostic Indicators: a 2-digit, 7 segment LED Display, and 2 single multi-color LEDs
Drum (Stacker) Capacity:
30 notes (150mm new Banknote - e.g., 100 Euro Banknotes: Full
detection
The number of stored notes can be set to maximum, or between 1 and 30
notes
No near end detection
Stacking Method:
Banknote Winding System
**
Dispense:
No denomination discrimination
No double note detection (e.g., condition is detected by the VEGA Unit)
Note length discrimination (when denomination type is set)
*. Acceptable denomination can be selected. (Refer to DIP Switch Configurationsset for the VEGA-RC).
. Depends on the Host communication time lag when connected to the VEGA Unit.
. When the Banknote length is 120mm (e.g., Euro 5 Note), and the number of stacked Banknotes is less than 30 notes; or when the
number of stacked Banknotes is greater than 31 notes, processing speed will be approximately 4 seconds per note.
**.DO NOT replace Banknotes by hand winding them back into place; allow them to be replaced by the Units recycling action only.
3 SPECIFICATIONS
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Table 3 VEGA -RC Environmental Specification
Operating Temperature:
0C to ~+50C (32F to ~122F)
*
Storage Temperature:
-20C to ~+60C (- 4F to ~140F)
*
Relative Operating Humidity: 30% to ~80% RH (non-condensed)
Relative Storage Humidity: 10% to ~85% RH (non-condensed)
ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS
STRUCTURAL SPECIFICATIONS
Visible Light Sensitivity:
Avoid contact with direct sunlight (Interior lighting must be incandescent with a Gradient
Angle of 15 Degree or more having an Illumination index of 3000 Lux or less)
Installation:
Indoors Only (Not exposed to the elements, including the internal Unit assemblies)
*. Depends on hydrothermal conditions

. Do not be exposed to the elements (including internal parts of the unit)
Table 4 Product Electrical Specification
Supply Voltage
*
:
*. Hot-swapping prohibited (e.g., do not plug connectors in or out while the VEGA Units power is ON).
12V DC (5%) 3A Recommended
Current Consumption
:
. See VEGA-RC Unit Specification.
Standby =0.11A (12V DC)
Operation =0.9A (Max:2A) (12V DC)
Table 5 Product Structural Specification
Unit Weight: Approximately 1.1kg (2.425 lbs.)
Mounting:
Horizontal (SH Type)
*
*. Both vertical and transverse types should be installed at a 90 degree angle to the frame.
Outside Dimensions: 117mm (4.60 in.) High x 153mm (6.02 in.) Deep x 113mm (4.44 in.) Wide
Table 3 VEGA -RC Environmental Specification
Allowable
Operating
Temperature and
Humidity Range
35C/80RH%
50C/30RH%
Hydrothermal Condition Table
4 INSTALLATION
Instal l ati on Procedure
Perform the following steps to install an optional
VEGA-RC Unit onto a VEGA Unit body:
1. When inserting the VEGA-RC onto the VEGA
Unit body, position the four (4) guide posts over
their mating hole receptacles located on the
VEGA Unit body (See Figure 5).
2. Gently press the unit down into the mating hole
receptacles, and listen for a click sound when the
two (2) Latches lock in place between the VEGA-
RC and the VEGA Unit body (See Figure 6 a).
3. Install the VEGA-RC Harness Cable Connector
into the VEGA Unit mating receptacle to
signal interconnect the Units (See Figure 6-b).
DIP Swi tch Confi gurati ons
Table 6 lists the DIP Switch settings for the VEGA-
RC following its physical mounting on, and cabling
to, the VEGA Unit.
Figure 5 VEGA-RC Positioning Post Locations
a) Release Latch Button (One on each side)
b) Harness Connector
b
a
Figure 6 Latch Button and Harness Locations
Table 6 DIP Switch Settings
Switch
No.
Switch ON Switch OFF
1
Denomination Settings
(Communicated to VEGA)
Reserved
2
3
4
5
6
7 Reserved (OFF) Reserved (OFF)
8 Enable self test Disable self test
5 CONNECTOR PIN ASSIGNMENTS
Table 7 lists the various VEGA-RC to VEGA Unit Receptacle Connector Pin Assignments.
Table 7 Recycler to Acceptor Receptacle Pin Assignments
*
*. Hot-swapping is prohibited (DO NOT plug the Interconnect Cable In or Out of the Unit while VEGA Units power is ON!).
PHD Connector (Side Type): S14B-PHDSS-B (JST)
Socket Housing: PHDR-14VS
Contact Type: SPHD-001T-P0.5
Recommended Wire: UL1007 AWG #22~26 Flat Cable (Slit Type)
Pin No. Signal Name
I/O
. I/O (Input/Output) Terminals as viewed from Banknote Recyclers side.

Function
1 SGND -- Signal GND
2 SGND -- Signal GND
3
VEGA-TXD
(DL-TTL)
OUT
Serial data signal output line from Recycler to Acceptor
(both DL-TXD signals used)
4
VEGA-RXD
(DL-TTL)
IN
Serial data signal input line from Acceptor to Recycler
(both DL-TXD signals used)
5 VEGA-ENC IN Serial data signal input line from Acceptor to Recycler
6 VEGA-PS12 IN Serial data signal input line from Acceptor to Recycler
7 VEGA-FRP IN Serial data signal input line from Acceptor to Recycler
8 VEGA-PSI1 IN Serial data signal input line from Acceptor to Recycler
9 VDD -- 12V DC
10 VDD --
12V DC
11 VDD --
12V DC
12 PGND -- Power GND
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6 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
Di spl ays and Functi ons
This section provides the definitions for the Seven
(7) Segment Display meanings, the various LED
Lighting Patterns and the A,B,C & D Pushbutton
operational functions for the VEGA-RC Recycler.
Locations are identified by their Component Names
listed on page 2. Figure 7 lists the various Seven (7)
Segment Display meanings, and Figure 8 provides
three color LED lighting conditions present during
diagnostic testing procedures.
To understanding the diagnostics LED indications
shown by the various test conditions presented by
the Figures illustrated in this Section, Figure 8 is
provided to define the three different Green and
Red LED lighting states indicated by the upper and
lower LEDs located to the left of the Seven (7)
Segment Displays (See Figure 8).
INITIALIZING
1. When first booting the VEGA-RC, initialization
begins when the Seven (7) Segment Display
flashing sequence shown in Figure 9 occurs.
2. After initialization is complete, the Figure 11
flashing Display sequence will appear to indicate
the VEGA-RC is waiting for a start communica-
tion command from the VEGA Unit.
3. When receiving a start communication command
from the VEGA Unit, the VEGA-RC status LED
Display will indicate a Stand-By Mode condition
of 00 or the active count of recycled notes
within the Unit up to 30 (See Figure 12).
Rear Cover Open
When the Rear Cover is open, the Seven (7)
Segment Display will indicate the flashing
sequence shown in Figure 13.
Figure 7 The Seven Segment Display Indication
Figure 8 Color LED Lightning Patterns
Green LED (Upper Left): Extinguished
Red LED (Lower Left): Extinguished
Green LED (Upper Left): Lit
Red LED (Lower Left): Extinguished
Green LED (Upper Left): Extinguished
Red LED (Lower Left): Lit
0.5 Seconds
Interval
Figure 9 Initializing Interface (in iF)
NOTE: When Banknotes are already stored
in the VEGA-RC Drum, adjust the Banknote
stacked at the end to its home position while
the Unit is initializing; or, perform a manual
Drum Winding operation to bring the
Banknotes to the home position when they
are not yet stored in the VAGA-RC.
NOTE: If a Banknote Jam occurs while
closing the Rear Cover, the error condition
indicated in Figure 10 will occur.
Interval
0.5 Seconds
Figure 10 Banknote J am Occurs (J AM)
0.5 Seconds
Interval
Figure 11 Waiting to Communicate (BUSY)
Figure 12 Stand-By (00~30 +Green LED)
NOTE: While in Stand-By mode, the
number of Banknotes within VEGA-RC is
shown on the 7-Segment Display.
0.5 Seconds
Interval
Figure 13 Rear Cover Open (OPEN)
Stacker Full
When the number of recyclable Banknotes within
VEGA-RC reaches its set limit, or the Full Detec-
tion Sensor discovers a storage limit equal to 30
notes, the Seven (7) Segment Display flashing
sequence shown in Figure 14 indicating a Drum
(Stacker) Full condition will appear.
Stacker Empty
When there are no recyclable Banknotes within
VEGA-RC Drum when a dispensing or retrieving
request occurs, the Seven (7) Segment Display
flashing sequence shown by Figure 15 indicating a
Drum (Stacker) Empty condition will occur.
Restoring a Single Banknote
When transferring a recyclable Banknote back into
the VEGA-RC using the Restore Mode, perform
the following steps:
1. Check that the VEGA-RC Seven (7) Segment
Display is not indicating a Drum (Stacker) Full
condition.
2. Press the C [Restore] Pushbutton while the
VEGA-RC is in the Stand-By Mode; the Seven
(7) Segment Display flashing sequence shown in
Figure 16 will indicate the Restore Mode is
active.
3. When performing a Restore Mode by inserting
a recyclable Banknote into the VEGA Insertion
Slot, the Banknote will be stored into the VEGA-
RC Drum (Stacker). After an inserted Banknote is
stored in the VEGA-RC Drum (Stacker) corectly,
the total number of recyclable Banknotes within
the VEGA-RC will be indicated by the Seven (7)
Segment Display flashing sequence; then the
VEGA-RC status will return to the Stand-By
Mode from its existing Restore Mode.
Restore (Continuous Mode)
When transferring recyclable Banknotes into the
VEGA-RC in the Continuous Restore Mode, per-
form the following steps:
Display is not indicating a Drum (Stacker) Full
condition.
2. When pressing the C [Restore] Pushbutton
longer than two (2) seconds when in Stand-By
Mode, the Seven (7) Segment Display flashing
sequence indicated in Figure 17 will occur.
3. When performing a Restore Mode by inserting
a recyclable Banknote into the VEGA Insertion
Slot, the Banknote will be stored into the VEGA-
RC Drum (Stacker). Once the inserted Banknote
is stored in the VEGA-RC Drum (Stacker) cor-
rectly, the total number of recyclable Banknotes
within the VEGA-RC will be indicated by the
Seven (7) Segment Display flashing sequence
shown in Figure 18.
4. When the Seven (7) Segment Display indicate a
Stacker Full condition, the Restore Mode
operation is finished. If stopping the operation
before its completion is necessary, press the A
[Change Display] Pushbutton to end the
Restore Mode operation immediately.
Retrieving All Banknotes
To retrieve recyclable Banknotes from within the
VEGA-RC, perform the following steps:
Interval
0.5 Seconds
Figure 14 Stacker Full (30 FulL)
NOTE: The storage limit depends on the
stored Banknote conditions or the limit value
set if lower than 30. The FULL indication
shown in Figure 14 will continue showing
until the Recycler Drum (Stacker) is
emptied.
NOTE: The indication shown in Figure 15
will continue to occur every 5 seconds.
0.5 Seconds
Interval
Figure 15 Stacker Empty (00 EMpty)
Interval
0.5 Seconds
Figure 16 Single Mode Restore (00 Fill)
NOTE: The Restore Mode CANNOT be
performed when the VEGA-RC status
indicates a Drum (Stacker) Full condition. If
Banknotes are inserted beyond its limit
capacity, the Banknotes will automatically
be stored in the VEGA Cash Box instead.
0.5 Seconds
Interval
Figure 17 Continuous Mode Restore (00 Fill All)
Interval
0.5 Seconds
Figure 18 Waiting to Restore (01 Fill All)
NOTE: Not all Banknotes will be accepted by
the VEGA-RC regardless of the Single
Mode or Continuous Mode performance
state. Damaged Banknotes (i.e., worn, torn,
wet, etc.) are directly stored in the VEGA
Cash Box in order to avoid a possible
Banknote Jam. When the Restore Mode
cannot be performed due to an existing
VEGA-RC Stacker Full condition, or
inserted Banknotes have reached the full
limit, they will be stored in the VEGA Cash
Box.
Display is not indicating a Drum (Stacker) Empty
condition. If the VEGA-RC Seven (7) Segment
Display is not showing 00, press the D
[Retrieve] Pushbutton while the VEGA-RC is in
the Stand-By Mode to enter the note Retrieving
Mode (See Figure 19).
2. Once the Seven (7) Segment Display indicates the
note Retrieving Mode is active, press the D
[Retrieve] Pushbutton again within 5 seconds of
its first pressing. The Seven (7) Segment Display
indication shown in Figure 20 will appear and
begin transferring recyclable Banknotes from the
VEGA-RC Drum (Stacker) to the VEGA Units
Cash Box.
3. Once a recyclable Banknote is stored in the
VEGA Units Cash Box, the Seven (7) Segment
Display will indicate the total number of recycled
Banknotes until the counter value equals one (1)
Banknote present; then it will begin to transfer the
next Banknote.
4. When the Seven (7) Segment Display indicates
00, the Retrieving Mode will end. If stopping
the operation before its completion is necessary,
press the A [Change Display] Pushbutton to
end the Restore Mode operation immediately.
Withdrawing Single Banknotes
To dispense a recyclable Banknote from the VEGA
-RC Drum (Stacker), perform the following steps:
condition by showing 00. Press the B [Dis-
pense] Pushbutton when the VEGA-RC is in
Stand-By Mode, to enter the Dispense Mode
(See Figure 21). When Dispense Mode is
started, one (1) Banknote will be dispensed from
the VEGA Insertion Slot.
2. Once a recyclable Banknote is dispensed from the
VEGA Insertion Slot, the Seven (7) Segment
Display will indicate the total remaining number
of the stored recycled Banknotes still within the
VEGA-RC Drum (Stacker) and then returns to
Stand-By Mode (See Figure 22).
Withdrawing Banknotes Continuously
When continuously dispensing a recyclable Bank-
note from the VEGA-RC Drum (Stacker), perform
the following steps:
condition by showing 00. Press the B [Dis-
pense] Pushbutton when the VEGA-RC is in
Stand-By Mode, to enter the Dispense Mode
(See Figure 23). When Dispense Mode has
begun, one (1) Banknote will be dispensed from
the VEGA Insertion Slot per request. Pull the dis-
pensed Banknote out of the VEGA Insertion Slot.
The Seven (7) Segment Display will show the
total number of the recycled Bank-notes once the
counter has reduced its count by one (1) Bank-
note; then the next recycled one (1) Banknote will
be dispensed until one (1) Banknote remains.
2. When the Seven (7) Segment Display flashing
sequence indicates 00, the Dispense Mode
will end. If stopping the operation before its
completion is necessary, press the A [Change
Display] Pushbutton to end the Restore Mode
operation immediately.
Change Display
To perform a VEGA-RC Change Display opera-
tion proceed as follows.
1. Ensure that the total number of the recyclable
Banknote within VEGA-RC is indicated on the
Seven (7) Segment Display when the Unit is in
Stand-By Mode.
2. Press the A [Change Display] Pushbutton; the
Seven (7) Segment Display flashing sequence
shown in Figure 24 will appear.
0.5 Seconds
Interval
Figure 19 Note Retrieving Mode (30 STore)
NOTE: If a retrieving operation is not started
within 5 seconds of pushing the D
Pushbutton again, the VEGA-RC status will
return to the Stand-By Mode.
Interval
0.5 Seconds
Figure 20 Retrieving (29 Store All)
NOTE: If no stored Banknotes exist in the
Drum (Stacker), the Seven (7) Segment
Display will show Empty indicating it is
unable to perform further Retrieving Mode
operations.
0.5 Seconds
Interval
Figure 21 Dispense Mode (30 Pay Out)
Figure 22 The Number of the Stored Banknotes
0.5 Seconds
Interval
Figure 23 Continuous Dispense (30 Payout All)
NOTE: If no stored Banknotes exist in the
Drum (Stacker), the Seven (7) Segment
Display will show Empty indicating it is
unable to perform further Retrieving Mode
operations.
0.5 Seconds
Interval
Figure 24 Storage Limit (30 LImit)
3. When the Storage Limit amount is indicated,
Press the A [Change Display] Pushbutton
again within 5 seconds. The Seven (7) Segment
Display flashing sequence shown in Figure 25
will appear.
Refer to Table 8 and Figure 26 for examples of a
Euro denomination stacking operation.
Storage Limitation
1. The Seven (7) Segment Display flashing
sequence previously shown in Figure 24 will re-
appear by pressing the A [Change Display]
Pushbutton (Review the Figure 24 display).
2. When pressing the C [Restore] or B [Dis-
pense] Pushbuttons while the Seven (7) Segment
Display shows the Storage Limit Value, the limit
value can be set to any value desired between 1 &
30 (Figure 27 shows a Limit value of 28 set).

3. The new storage limit data value will be written
into EEPROM within 5 seconds after the D
[Retrieve] Pushbutton is pressed.
Table 8 Stacking Denomination Example Table
Typical
Denomination
7 Segment Indicator
Left Right
1 0 1
100 1 A
500 5 A
1000 1 B
2000 2 B
10000 1 C
Interval
0.5 Seconds
Figure 25 Storage Limit/Stacked (20 Money Class)
NOTE: If the storage limit or stacking
denomination operation is not started within
five (5) seconds of the button push, the
VEGA-RC status will return to the Stand-By
Mode.
5 Euros 10 Euros 500 Euros
Figure 26 Stacking Denomination Examples
NOTE: After showing the storage limit value
for five (5) seconds, the VEGA-RC status will
return to the Stand-By Mode.
Interval
0.5 Seconds
Figure 27 Storage Limit Value Set at 28 (28 LImit)
NOTE: Reducing the storage limit value by
one (+1) can be accomplished by pressing
the C [Restore] Pushbutton once per
declination, and increasing the storage limit
value by one (-1) can be accomplished by
pressing B [Dispense] Pushbutton once
per inclination. When pressing the C
[Restore] Pushbutton while the Seven (7)
Segment Display is showing thirty (30), the
indication will roll-over to 00.
The Storage Limit setting range is therefore
00 to 30. If the Storage Limit setting is 00,
the storage limit value will depend on the
Stacker Full Sensors detection. If the
storage limit is set between 01 and 30, the
specified number is the desired storage limit
setting.
NOTE: If the D [Retrieving] Pushbutton is
not pressed within 5 seconds after setting
the new storage limit value, the new setting
value is not recorded and the VEGA-RC
Unit will return to the Stand-By Mode.
Cl eari ng a Banknote Jam
When a Banknote is jammed in VEGA-RC proceed
as follows to clear it:
1. Pull the Rear Cover Open/Close Button upward
(See Figure 28 a).
2. Open the VEGA-RC Rear Cover, and
3. Remove the jammed Banknote (See Figure 28 b).
4. If the jammed Banknote cannot be removed by
opening the Rear Cover, remove the Blue Mainte-
nance Cover by pressing in and rotating it to the
left (See Figure 29 a).
5. Rotate the Drum Moving Gear Control as fol-
lows:
Left =Stack
Right =Dispense (See Figure 29 b).
6. The jammed Banknote can then be removed by
opening the Rear Cover.
a
b
Remove
J am
Lift Open/Close
Button to Open
Rear Cover
Figure 28 Clearing a Banknote J am (Step 1)
WARNING: DO NOT replace a jammed
Banknote to the Recycler Drum (Stacker)
after removing it from the Unit!
a) Maintenance Cover Removal
b) Thumb Winding Gear Control
a
Open
Rotate Cover
Counterclockwise
(Left) to Open
b
Rotate Drum Gear
Left to Dispense, &
Right to Stack
Stack
Dispense
Figure 29 Clearing a Banknote J am (Step 2)
WARNING: DO NOT rotate the Drum
Moving Gear in the Dispense (Right)
direction without having a Banknote in
the Unit! This may cause the Transport
Belt to wind in the wrong direction
causing poor performance.
Cl eani ng Procedure
Cleaning the Banknote Recyclers Transport path is
very important. Adhering iron powder or dirt on the
Recycler Sensors may cause poor performance or
errors.
Perform a scheduled cleaning at least once a month
to keep the Recycler Transport path clean. Use a
dry soft lint-free cloth or a cotton swab to wipe dirt
and stains from Optical Sensors, Rollers and Belts.
If necessary, blow the inside of the Unit clean with
a compressed air jet to remove clinging foreign
objects.
Figure 30 illustrates the locations of all the Recy-
clers Sensors, and Table 9 lists their identity an
cleaning preference.
1. Open the Rear Cover and Clean the exposed
Rubber Roller and four (4) Optical Sensors
(See Figure 31),
2. Clean the Pinch Roller and four (4) Prisms
(See Figure 32).
Caution: Do not use alcohol, thinner or
citrus based products for cleaning any
surfaces.
Table 9 VEGA Sensor Locations
No. Sensor Cleaning Preference
a) Position Detection Sensor 1 Wipe clean using a lint-free cloth
b) Position Detection Sensor 2 Wipe clean using a lint-free cloth
c) Open/Close Detection Sensor Blow clean with compressed air spray
d) Full/Empty Detection Sensor 1 Blow clean with compressed air spray
e) Full/Empty Detection Sensor 2 Blow clean with compressed air spray
f) Transport Encoder Sensor Blow clean with compressed air spray
Figure 30 VEGA-RC Sensor Locations
d)
e)
b)
a)
c)
f)
Rubber
Roller
Optical
Sensors
Figure 31 Roller and Optical Sensor Locations
Prisms
Pinch
Roller
Figure 32 Pinch Roller and Prism Locations
3. Use a pressurized jet of air to blow out collected
stubborn dust and debris from the Unit.
NOTE: Be sure to clean above the Optical
Sensors, Prisms, Rubber Rollers and the
Pinch Roller, by using a lint-free cloth to
remove dirt and foreign objects at least
once a month.
A
I
R
Pressurized,
Compressed
Air J et Cleaning
Figure 33 Rear Cover Open for Air J et Cleaning
NOTE: Be sure to open the Rear Cover as
indicated in Figure 28, and use a
Pressurized Air Jet to clean the Unit least
once a month.
7 OPERATIONAL FLOWCHARTS
Figure 34 depicts part one of the basic VEGA-RC Banknote acceptance flow process (Intiializing).
a) Initializing
b) Stand-By
c) Command Input from VEGA Unit?
B) To Command Flow (See Figure 35 on
page 16)
d) Key Input?
C) To Key Flowchart (See Figure 42 on
page 20)
A) From Stand-By (See Figure 36 on
page 17)
Figure 34 VEGA-RC Banknote Recycler Operational Flowchart (Basic Mode)
OPERATIONAL FLOWCHARTS (CONTINUED 2)
Figure 35 depicts part two of a typical VEGA-RC Banknote acceptance flow process (Command).
B) Command Flow
a) Restore Command?
B1) To Restore Flow (See Figure 37 on
page 17)
b) Dispense Command?
B2) To Dispense Flow (See Figure 38 on
page 18)
c) Retrieving Command?
B3) To Retrieving Flow (See Figure 40 on
page 19)
d) Collect Log Command?
B4) To Collect Log Flow (See Figure
41 on page 19)
D) To Clearing Error (Clearing Error
Flow)(See Figure 36 on page 17)
Figure 35 VEGA-RC Banknote Recycler Operational Flowchart (Command Mode)
Figure 36 depicts part three of a typical VEGA-RC Banknote acceptance flow process (Error
Clearing).
Figure 37 depicts part four of a typical VEGA-RC Banknote acceptance flow process (Restore).
a) Is Error Clearing Completed?
A) To Stand-By (See Figure 34 on page 15)
F) Stop
D) Clearing Error Flow
Figure 36 VEGA-RC Banknote Acceptor Operational Flowchart (Error Clearing Mode)
a) Start Winding Drum
b) Is Banknote Restoration Completed?
c) Increment 1 Count Up on Display
B1) Restore Flow
A) To Stand-By (See Figure 34 on
page 15)
d) Did a Banknote J AM Occur?
E) To Clearing Banknote J AM Flow pro-
cess (See Figure 38 on page 18)
Figure 37 VEGA-RC Banknote Recycler Operational Flowchart (Restore Mode)
Figure 38 depicts part five of a typical VEGA-RC Banknote acceptance flow process (Dispense).
Figure 39 depicts part six of a typical VEGA-RC Banknote acceptance flow process (Clear J am).
a) Start Dispense
b) Dispense Completed?
c) Decrement 1 Count Down on Display
B2) Dispense Flow
page 15)
d) Has a J AM Occurred?
E) To Clear J AM Flow Process
(See Figure 39 on page 18)
Figure 38 VEGA-RC Banknote Recycler Operational Flowchart (Dispense Mode)
E) Begin Clearing a J AM
a) Error Notification to VEGA Unit
F) Stop
Figure 39 VEGA-RC Banknote Recycler Operational Flowchart (Clear J AM Mode)
Figure 40 depicts part seven of a typical VEGA-RC Banknote acceptance flow process (Retrieving)
Figure 41 depicts part eight of a typical VEGA-RC Banknote acceptance flow process (Collect Log).
a) Begin Retrieving
b) Is Retrieving Complete?
c) Display Counter Count Down
B3) Retrieving Flow
page 15)
d) Has a J AM Occurred?
E) To Clear J AM Flow Process
(See Figure 39 on page 18)
Figure 40 VEGA-RC Banknote Recycler Operational Flowchart (Retrieving Mode)
B4) Collect Log Flow
a) Send Log to VEGA Unit
page 15)
Figure 41 VEGA-RC Banknote Recycler Operational Flowchart (Collect Log Mode)
Figure 42 depicts part nine of a typical VEGA-RC Banknote acceptance flow process (Key Input).
C) Key Input Flow
a) Restore Key?
C1) Restore Key Input Notification to the
VEGA Unit
A) To Stand-by (See Figure 34 on
page 15)
b) Dispense Key?
C2) Dispense Key Input Notification to the
VEGA Unit
A) To Stand-By (See Figure 34 on page 15)
c) Retrieving Key?
C3) Retrieving Key Input Notification to the
VEGA Unit
page 15)
d) Display Key Input
C4) The Number of Stacked Banknotes
Setting
page 15)
Figure 42 VEGA-RC Banknote Recycler Operational Flowchart (Key Input Mode)
8 STANDARD INTERFACE CIRCUIT SCHEMATICS
Figure 43 illustrates the VEGA-RC TTL Circuit Interface Schematic Diagram.
Figure 43 VEGA-RC TTL Circuit Interface Schematic Diagram
9 LED DIAGNOSTICS CODES
Mal functi on LED Error Codes
The VEGA-RCs Seven (7) Segment LED Display indicates various error code when errors occur such as
a Banknote J am inside the Unit. To clear the cause of an error, press the A [Change Display] Pushbutton
for approximately five (5) seconds, then perform the solution related to the cause identified by the dis-
played Error Code.
Table 10 Operational Error Codes
Error
Codes
Causes Solutions
11
[Restore Error] Remain a restoring Banknote in the
VEGA-RC internal part when returing power
supply.
Remove the remained Banknote)out of the VEGA-RC Unit.
(The remained Banknote is NOT counted as a stored Banknote by
the Host Machine.)
12
[Dispense Error] Remain a dispensing Banknote in
the VEGA-RC internal part when returning power
supply.
Remove the remained Banknote out of the VEGA-RC Unit.
(The remained Banknote is counted as a dispensed Banknote by the
Host Machine.)
13
[Retrieving Error] Remain a retrieving Banknote in
the VEGA-RC internal part when returning power
supply.
Remove the remained Banknote out of the VEGA-RC Unit.
(The remained Banknote is counted as a retrieved Banknote by the
Host Machine.)
15
[Performance Inactive] Does not operate, but is
receiving commands from a Host (Display does not
appear, but returns a response to a Host command
as follows:
Negative response to a Restore Command
Dispense and Retrieve Command occur while
unable to perform the command.
Confirm the DIP Switch settings on the VEGA Unit.
Check that the following assemblies are properly connected and/or
harnessed, and all of the Units Sensors are clean:
VEGA Unit & VEGA-RC Interconnect Harness, VEGA-RC CPU
Board CN3 & VEGA CPU Board CN7
If the error is not resolved, change the above related component(s).
16
[Restore Error] a Banknote J AM occurs within the
VEGA-RC
Time out arrival time error between Sensors.
Check there is not a Banknote J am (See Clearing a Banknote J am
on page 12), in path foreign object, incorrect settings or loose
Harness connections within the Unit. Also check that the following
assemblies are properly connected and/or harnessed, and all of the
Units Sensors are clean:
[Position Detection Sensor 1] Sensor Board CN1, VEGA-RC CPU
Board CN4
Board CN4
17
[Restore Error] Banknote J AM occurs at the VEGA
Unit Insertion Slot.
Error caused by inserting a Banknote longer than
200mm.
on page 12), or an in path foreign object. Also check that the following
Board CN4
Board CN4
18
[Restore Error] VEGA-RC Transport Encoder
Slipped.
See Clearing a Banknote J am on page 12), in path foreign object,
incorrect settings or loose Harness connections within the Unit. Also
check that the following assemblies are properly connected and/or
Transport Encoder Board CN1, CPU Board CN4
20
[Dispense/Retrieving Error] a Banknote J AM
occurs within the VEGA-RC
Time out arrival time error between Sensors.
Board CN4
Board CN4
21
occurs at the VEGA Units Insertion Slot.
Error caused by inserting a Banknote longer than
200mm.
22
[Dispense/Retrieving Error] VEGA-RC Transport
Encoder Slippage (e.g., a Folded Banknote caused
a J AM)
VEGA-RC Transport Encoder Slippage error
caused by Banknote hitting each other at the exit.

WARNING CODES
When errors listed in Table 11 occur, they can be cleared by pressing the A [Change Display] Push-
button for approximately five (5) seconds, but continued performance can not be guaranteed. For this rea-
son, a CPU board change is recommended.
MACHINE LOCK-UP ERROR CODES
When the VEGA-RC operation ceases, the errors listed in Table 12 and Table 13 could have occurred.
23
occurs at the VEGA-RC Flap
Error caused by a Banknote that does not arrive at
the Recycler's Flap.
on page 12), or an in path foreign object. Open the VEGA-RC Rear
Cover, and remove the last note in the note stack. (See Clearing a
Banknote J am on page 12) Also check that the following assemblies
are properly connected and/or harnessed, and all of the Units
Sensors are clean:
VEGA-RC Flap Sensor
24
[Dispense/Retrieving Error] Banknote J AM occurs
at Escrow Sensor
Error caused by a Banknote that does not arrive at
the Escrow Sensor.
on page 12), or an in path foreign object. Open the VEGA-RC Rear
Cover, and remove the last note in the note stack. (See Clearing a
Banknote J am on page 12) Also check that the following assemblies
are properly connected and/or harnessed, and all of the Units
Sensors are clean:
VEGA-RC Escrow Sensor
Table 11 Warning Codes
Error
Codes
Causes Solutions
98
Program rewriting time is Over Limit. (More than
1000 times occurred)
Warning for Over Limit program rewriting because
program rewriting is limited to 1000 times.
When program rewriting time occurs over 1000 times, this error code
will appear for five (5) seconds. This code will be shown every
rewriting time thereafter.
99
EEPROM is malfunction.
Warning when an abnormal EEPROM reading
process occurs.
Change the CPU Board. When this occurs EEPROM data, such as
the number of the accepted Banknotes, errors, the total number of the
errors, the operation log, dispense times, and the Serial Number will
be lost.
Table 12 Machine Lock-Up Error Codes
Error
Codes
Causes Solutions
01
The VEGA-RC Motor is not moving (VEGA-RC
abnormality error).
Checking the Motor Encoder while initializing
(Brushless FG signal).
Check that the following assemblies are properly connected and/or
[VEGA-RC Motor] VEGA-RC CPU Board CN5, Motor Harness
02 Using a 24V DC Supply for a 12V DC specification.
Check that the working voltage is for the related Circuit Board (e.g.,
Standard =V12DC specification or Optional =MDB specification).
03 Using a 12V DC Supply for a 24V DC specification.
Check that the working voltage is for the related Circuit Board (e.g.,
Standard =V12DC specification or Optional =MDB specification).
04
The Transport Tape is cut or slack.
Checking the Transport Encoder while initializing.
Check that the Transport Tape is not cut or slack. Check that the
following assemblies are properly connected and/or harnessed, and
all of the Units Sensors are clean:
05
Receive different denomination information
(Money Class) during communication.
Check that the VEGA-RC stacking denomination matches the VEGA
Units command denomination. (Confirm that both Unit DIP Switch
settings agree.)
Table 10 Operational Error Codes
Error
Codes
Causes Solutions
NOTE: Dispensing performance from the VEGA-RC had an abnormal termination when a
Banknote on the one of Sensors (i.e., Entrance Sensor, Validation Sensor, Escrow Sensor, the
Recycler [RC] Flap Sensor, the Stack Input Sensor, or Cash Box Present Sensor) located in the
VEGA Unit, the processing Banknote will be counted as a dispensed complete Banknote.
NOTE: when receiving a command from Host Machine, when dispense request occurs by
pressing the VEGA-RC push button or when electric power failure occurs before dispensing
performance starts, the processing Banknote is counted a dispense completed Banknote.
06
VEGA Unit Motor Abnormal Error.
Motor encoder signal is not received from the
VEGA Unit when performing a Store, Dispense or
Retrieving operation.
Check that the Transport Tapes slack/cut out. Check that the
following assemblies are properly connected and/or harnessed, and
all of the Units Sensors are clean:
VEGA Unit Feed Motor
07 Abnormal Inhibit information.
The VEGA Units denomination setting for VEGA-RC is Inhibited.
Check that the VEGA Units denomination settings match the VEGA-
RCs denomination settings.
09
Opening the Rear Cover while the Unit is in
operation.
Opening the Rear Cover when a Store, Dispense
or Retrieving operation occurs and the Cover is not
firmly closed.
Check and Re-close the Rear Cover. Check that the Transport Tapes
slack/cut out. Check that the following assemblies are properly
connected and/or harnessed, and all of the Units Sensors are clean:
Sensors.
Open/Close Detection Sensor Board, CPU Board CN4
10
EEPROM writing error.
Failed to write data into EEPROM normally.
Change the CPU Board.
Table 13 Machine Lock-Up Error Indications
7 Causes Solutions
Interior RAM error
(when VEGA Unit power is supplied)
Turn the VEGA Units power OFF. When turing
the power ON again, check that the LEDs located
next to the Seven (7) Segment Display are NOT
simultaneously blinking Red and Green at a 0.3
seconds interval.
If the error is not resolved by recycling the power,
change the CPU Board.
Table 12 Machine Lock-Up Error Codes (Continued)
Error
Codes
Causes Solutions
0.3 Seconds Interval
10 VARIOUS UNIT DIMENSIONS
Figure 44 illustrates the VEGA-RC standard Unit dimensions.
Figure 44 VEGA-RC Unit Dimensions
Ameri cas & Oceani a
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11 JCM CONTACT INFORMATION
To obtain further Technical Information regarding the VEGA Unit, please contact the closest office to
your location listed below:
VEGA-RC
BankNote Recycler
Index
12 INDEX
B
BankNote Recycler
general information describing a 1
BanknoteJ am
clearing a 12
C
Cautions
inventry stocks enduring high temperature, high
humidity or dust 3
Cleaning
sensors 13
Contact Information
Address and Telephone Numbers for 26
D
Descriptions
model & type number 3
Dimensions
view of 25
Displays and Functions
8
E
Error Codes
table listings of 22
F
Flowchart
operational 15
I
Installation
steps for 6
M
Machine Lock-Up Error Codes
23
N
Navigation
within manual
procedure for 1
P
Pin Assignments
interface connector 7
Precautionary Symbols
types of 3
S
Safety Instructions
information regarding 1
Schematic
circuit 21
circuit flow 21
Special Notes
identification of 1
Specifications
electrical 5
environmental 4
structural 5
technical 4
Steps
sequential numbering of 1
V
VEGA-RC Unit
photo of a 1
W
Warning
liquid damage 3
solvent use 3
Warning Codes
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b) Approximately 3 seconds (from Banknote insertion to next insertion enable)

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