Mei Cashflow SC / SC Advance Operation & Maintenance Manual
Mei Cashflow SC / SC Advance Operation & Maintenance Manual
Mei Cashflow SC / SC Advance Operation & Maintenance Manual
® ®
Power Requirements:
Standby: 10 Watts
Acceptance: Peak 30 Watts
Stacking: Peak: 70 Watts
Input Voltage: +12-28 VDC
1. Locate the two USB ports at the top of the PPM (see fig. 1).
2. Plug the Type A end of your USB cable into the Type A port of
the PPM. Plug the Type B end of the same USB cable into the Type B
port of the note acceptor (see fig.2).
* Note: For use with SC Advance®, the CASHFLOW® Portable Programming Module must be updated with Application V2.02,
which is available with STS 7.03.
** Note: Installing a PROM (chip) fully disables the note acceptor from downloading software files with the PPM, and any future software
changes can only be made by installing a new PROM (chip change).
After connecting the PPM to the note acceptor with the USB cable, you may begin downloading.
1. Press the square download button located on the front of the PPM. (see fig.2 on previous page).
2. While downloading, a solid green LED and flashing red LED on the front of the PPM will
indicate the device is busy.
3. Both green and red LEDs on the PPM will light up solidly when the download has finished
successfully. The note acceptor will then perform a run and stack, and the LEDs on the PPM will
turn off. At this point, the USB cable may be disconnected from the note acceptor.
5. Following a successful download, the diagnostic LEDs on the note acceptor will flash green
until communication between the note acceptor and the machine is re-established.
The CASHFLOW® STS (support and test systems) software program supports CASHFLOW SC®
and SC Advance® note acceptors and CASHFLOW® Portable Programming Module (PPM) with a
full range of configuration, software update and performance management tools.
The enabled functions will depend on your license and may include:
Handhelds – allows you to manage handheld devices, download files for devices,
change audit settings and upgrade PPM firmware.
Configuration – allows you to load and save configurations to or from a file that can be
loaded directly to the note acceptor.
Audit – allows you to view stored audit data and retrieve new audit data from the note
acceptor.
Diagnostics – allows you to run tests on and troubleshoot a connected note acceptor.
Note: Installing a PROM (chip) fully disables the note acceptor from downloading software files with the PPM, and any future software
changes can only be made by installing a new PROM (chip change).
2. As shown in the diagram below, open the acceptor module by placing the palm of your hand on
the front of the module and your fingers around the top of the yellow cover as shown in the dia-
gram to the right. Pull the cover toward your hand and then lift up, opening the module head fully.
3. Remove the yellow cover from the acceptor module by turning the acceptor module so that the
top of the cover is facing you. Wedge the tips of your fingers underneath the left and right front
top corners of the yellow cover. Lift the corners out and then back toward you. The cover will be
released once it has cleared the back ramps, as shown in the diagram below:
Once the yellow cover is released in the front, slide it back and remove it.
6. To reinstall the yellow cover, the acceptor module must remain open. Position the back of the
cover as shown below:
7. Once the yellow cover is in the correct position, move it forward (as though you were opening
the acceptor module) until the cover locks into place.
9. If the power is on, the note acceptor will power up and then perform a run and stack.
Periodic maintenance can improve the performance and extend the working life of a note acceptor.
Additional attention may be required if the note acceptor becomes inoperable due to a jammed
object or if acceptance rates fall below normal.
Note: You must remove the acceptor module from the chassis to open the front sensor area. Forcing the note path open without removing the
acceptor module from the chassis will damage the unit. Remember to turn off the machine (as per machine manufacturer) before performing
any cleaning.
2. Open the acceptor module by placing the palm of your hand on the front of
the module and your fingers around the top of the yellow cover as shown in the
diagram to the right. Pull the cover toward your hand and then lift up, opening
the module head fully.
4. Wipe the note path and sensor areas as needed with a soft damp cloth. Be
sure to also wipe the side walls of the optics housing. For stubborn dirt, a small
amount of mild non-abrasive soap may be added to the water before dampening
the cloth. Make sure no streaks or residual soap remain on the note path.
Note: CASHFLOW SC® and SC Advance® do not require the use of a cleaning card. Never use a petroleum-based product to clean
this device! Petroleum based products will damage the note path. Mild non-abrasive soap is preferred over alcohol.
Calibration:
Bezels* on the CASHFLOW SC® and SC Advance® have two green LEDs above the opening of
the bill path. These LEDs will flash at a rate of once per second when ready to accept a bill. The
LEDs will be off once a bill has been inserted, the acceptor is in calibration mode or the unit is in
software download mode. The LEDs will repeat a flash code in a fixed pattern (half second blinks
separated by a two seconds off) to signal a particular code. These codes are listed below.
* Note: LEDs not available on units that have straight feed bezels or shelf bezels. The Out of Service line will toggle in concert
with the flash codes.