Version 1.00
IMC09 Banknote
User Manual
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IMC09
Contents
1.0. Machine Overview
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2.0. Unpack and Installation
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2.1. What's in the Box?
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2.2. Installation
2.2.1. Installation Warnings
2.2.2. Power Supply Connection
5.0. Settings
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5.1. Service Menu
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5.1.1. Read Sensor Values
5.1.2. IR Calibration
5.4. Language Selection
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6.0. Software Upgrade
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7.0. Maintenance and Troubleshooting
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7.1. Error Code and Solution
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5.1.3. MG/MT Waveforms
5.1.4. Function Setting
5.1.5. Auto Diagnostic
5.1.6. PCS Counted and Reset
5.1.7. Detection Level
3.0. Display and Operational Interface
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5.1.8. Back to Default setting
3.1. Display Appearance
5.2. Version Information
3.3. Display Interface
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4.0. Operating Instructions
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4.1. Start-up
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3.2. Operational Instructions for Function Keys
4.2. How to Place Banknotes?
4.3. Operating Modes
4.3.1. Auto/Manual Mode
4.3.2. Counting Mode(CNT)
4.3.3. Sorting Mode(SDC)
4.3.4. Mix Mode(MDC)
4.3.5. Batch Mode
4.3.6. ADD Mode
4.3.7. Currency Mode Selection
4.3.8. Print Data
4.3.9. Authentication level
5.3. Time Setting
7.2. Hopper Plate Adjustment
7.3. Common Trouble and Solution
1.0. Machine Overview
2.0. Unpack and Installation
Adjustable Banknote
Guider
Hopper Sensor
TFT Display
Handle
Panel
Stacker Sensor
Side Cover
Impeller
2.1. What's in the Box?
When you receive the package, open and check the packing list
in the package.
Item Name
Picture
Quantity
(pcs)
Description
Banknote
Counter
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Banknote Counter
External
Display
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External LED display screen
with RJ12 cable
Power Cable
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Power supply cable of
American standard
Nylon Brush
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Clean the machine
Fuse
1
The backup fuse for the
power protection
Stacker
Figure 1-1 IMC09 Front Diagram
USB Port
Power Switch
External
Display Port
Power Socket
Printer Port
IR Calibration
Paper
Used for the IR calibration
Dust Cover
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User Manual
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Cover on the surface of the
machine to prevent dust
accumulation and machine
failure
Figure 1-2 IMC09 Back Diagram
Table 2-1 What's in the Box?
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2.2. Installation
3.0. Display and Operational Interface
2.2.1. Installation Warnings
3.1. Display Appearance
1) This machine is specially designed for indoor use. Please do not
install or use it outdoors.
2) Please do not install it in place that cannot bear the weight of
this product or in places that are inclined or uneven.
Operational Keys
Display Area
Operational Keys
3) Do not use or please combustible materials, inflammables and
volatile items such as thinners around/inside this product.
2.2.2. Power Supply Connection
Power Supply
External Display
Connector
Figure 3-1 Display Appearance
3.2. Operational Instructions for Function Keys
“A/M” button, press to choose MANUAL or AUTO counting mode.
In AUTO mode, counting will begin as soon as bills are placed
in the hopper.
In MANUAL mode, counting begins when the user presses
the “SATRT” button.
“PRINT” button, after connecting the printer, press this button to
print the information about cash counting.
Power Cord Connector
“ADD” button, press to turn on/off the ADD function.
Figure 2-1 Power and External Display Connection
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3.3. Display Interface
“BATCH” button, press to turn on/off the BATCH function.
Counting Mode
ADD mode
Currency
“CUR” button, press to different currency counting.
AUTO counting
Batch number
Total number of
banknotes counted
“MODE” button, press to switch between different counting
modes: MDC/SDC/CNT.
Long press this button to adjust the sensitivity of counterfeit
detection.
Counterfeit
identification
leve
Amount of money
counted
Figure 3-2 Display Interface
“DETAIL” button, press to check the counting result details
4.0. Operating Instructions
4.1. Start-up
“MENU” button, press this button to enter the user menu settings.
Turn on the switch after connecting the machine to power supply. First,
the machine enters the startup interface, as shown in Figure 4-1.
“ESC” button, press to return to the previous interface.
“START” button, press to counting or clear the current counting
information.
Figure 4-1 Startup Interface
Table 3-1 Function Keys
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When starting up, the machine will enter a self-checking state, please wait
for about 15 seconds. Please do not insert any banknotes and ensure that
there is nothing in the Hopper and Stacker.
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4.2. How to Place Banknotes?
4.3. Operating Modes
Placing neatly arranged banknotes into the hopper according to the
following steps can avoid jamming or false reporting. It is recommended
to insert no more than 150 banknotes at a time.
1) Adjust the width of the banknote guider to match the width of the
banknote currently being counted.
4.3.1. Auto/Manual Mode
IMC09 is set to automatically count notes by default. Press "A/W" button
to switch to manual counting.
In Auto mode, the IMC09 starts count automatically as soon as the bills
placed in the hopper.
In Manual mode, the IMC09 will not start counting automatically; you
must press the “START” button to begin each count.
Figure 4-3 AUTO Mode
2) Place the banknote following the steps below, allowing it to slide
naturally into the Hopper.
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4.3.2. Counting Mode(CNT)
As shown in the figure 4-4, IMC09 has no anti-counterfeiting function in
CNT mode, and only calculates the number of banknotes.
Figure 4-4 CNT Mode
Figure 4-2 Banknote Placement Steps
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Placing additional bills in the hopper:
Please be sure the stacker does not accumulate more bills than it can
hold (150 PCS), as this will cause jamming, and may lead to a motor failure.
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4.3.3. Sorting Mode(SDC)
4.3.5. Batch Mode
As shown in Figure 4-5, the IMC09 is in SDC mode. In this mode,
the IMC09 will count banknotes of the same denomination as the
selected currency. The first banknote counted will serve as a reference,
and the device will also save detailed information about the counted
banknotes. This information includes the total amount and the total
number of banknotes in the stacker, which allows users to easily verify
the count.
Press the "BATCH" button to sequentially change the BATCH number:
0-20-50-100-150, or press the "A/M"
/ "PRINT"
button to
increase or decrease the BATCH number.
Figure 4-7 Batch Number Setting
Figure 4-5 SDC Mode
4.3.4. Mix Mode(MDC)
As shown in Figure 4-6, the IMC09 is in MDC mode. In this mode, the
IMC09 will count all denominations of the selected currency's banknotes,
while simultaneously saving the detailed information of the counted
banknotes. This information includes the total amount and the total
number of banknotes in the stacker, making it convenient for users to
review.
The machine will start counting automatically once bills are placed in
the hopper. As soon as the machine counts the desired batch quantity,
it will stop. The screen will show the number of bills in the stacker.
When the stacker is emptied, the machine will automatically start
counting the next preset batch quantity.
4.3.6. ADD Mode
After turning on the ADD mode, the number and amount of banknotes
counted will accumulate continuously. Pressing the ESC button can clear
the current data to record new counting data.
Figure 4-6 MDC Mode
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5.0. Settings
4.3.7. Currency Mode Selection
Press “CUR” button to enter Currency interface,
press the "A/M"
/ "PRINT"
Press the “MENU”
to select currency.
Use the
&
to enter the user menu interface.
button to select an option,
press the “MENU”
or “START”
key to confirm the selection.
Figure 4-8 Currency Setting
4.3.8. Print Data
After connecting the printer, press PRINT button to print the information
about counting data.
Figure 5-1 Menu Interface
5.1. Service Menu
Press the
key to enter service menu, you will be requested to input a
password with the following interface. The default password is 9999.
Figure 4-9 Print Setting
4.3.9. Authentication level
Long press the MODE button
counterfeit detection.
to adjust the sensitivity of
Figure 5-2 Password Interface
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After input the password, the interface showed in Figure 5-3 will be
displayed.
Use the cursor to select with sub-menu you want to enter, and press
MENU button to confirm, and press ESC button to quit.
5.1.2. IR Calibration
Figure 5-5 IR Calibration Steps
Figure 5-2 Password Interface
If you meet cases about banknote detection errors, please try to calibrate
the CIS. The CIS calibration steps are shown in Figure 5-5. For more detail
instruction, we recommend you to see the reference manual or watch
the video: http://u.pc.cd/qRsctalK
5.1.1. Read Sensor Values
5.1.3. MG/MT Waveforms
Figure 5-3 Sensor Values
As shown in Figure 5-4, the sensors values are only for engineer to check
whether any sensor has a malfunction. If you meet any problem about
use, please take a photo of this page and contact us.
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Figure 5-6 MG/MT Waveforms
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5.1.4. Function Setting
5.1.5. Auto Diagnostic
To enter the Function Setting interface by press the
key, as shown in
the following figure.
Use the cursor to select with sub-menu you want to turn on/off, and press
MENU button to confirm, and press ESC button to quit.
Figure 5-8 Auto Diagnostic
This is for production and professional servicing purpose.
Figure 5-7 MG/MT Waveforms
5.1.6. PCS Counted and Reset
5.1.4.1 KEY BEEP
Move the cursor to the KEY BEEP option, press the MENU button to
turn on or off the key beep.
5.1.4.2 WARNING BEEP
Move the cursor to the WARNING BEEP option, press the MENU button
to turn on or off the warnning beep.
5.1.4.3 BATCH NO CLEAR
After turning on this setting, the data of the previous batch will not be
clear, and will be accumulated to the next batch.
Figure 5-9 PCS Counted and Reset
This is to tell you the total quantity of counted bills in this counter since
last time clearing to zero.
5.1.4.4 PRINTER BAUD RATE
Switch the baud rate of the IMC09 serial port to 9600 or 115200.
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5.1.7. Acquire CIS image
5.1.9. Back to Default setting
As shown in Figure 5-13, press the menu key to reset all of the settings you
changed before.
Figure 5-10 Acquire CIS Image
This is for servicing purpose.
Figure 5-13 Back to the Default Setting
5.1.8. Detection Level
5.2. Version Information
Figure 5-11 CF Level
As shown in Figure 5-11, you can use the left and right direction key to
select, and up and down direction key to change the sensitivity levels.
The currency code in the right part is indicating for which currency you
are operating.
Figure 5-14 Version Information
You are available to check the version information.
Note:
Please do not change without communicating with us.
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6.0. Software Upgrade
5.3. Time Setting
U-disk upgrade method is adopted for the software upgrade of this
product. Please upgrade the software according to the following steps.
1 ) The upgrade file needs to be moved to the root directory of the U-disk.
(please do not change the file name or format of the upgrade file,
and there cannot be two or more upgrade files in the root directory
of the U-disk).
2 ) Insert the USB disk into the USB interface at the rear of the machine.
Make sure the power is off before insert the U-disk.
Figure 5-15 Time Setting
As shown in Figure 5-15, you can set the date or time according to your
preference.
USB Upgrade Port
5.4. Language Selection
Figure 6-1 USB Upgrade Port
3 ) Turn on the counter, and the machine will automatically recognize
the upgrade file. Upon successful recognition, the machine will read
the file first.
Figure 5-16 Language Selection
You are available to set the language you want.
Figure 6-2 Upgrade File Reading
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7.0. Maintenance and Troubleshooting
4 ) And program the file to the counter.
7.1. Error Code and Solution
The description of the error codes and the related handling methods are
shown in table 7-1.
Table 7-1 Error Code
Figure 6-3 Program the Upgrade File
5 ) After finish the programming, unplug the USB disk and turn off the
machine.
Figure 6-4 Program Finish
6 ) Turn on the machine to enter the main interface. Software upgrade
has been finished.
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Code
Error Description
Handling Method (Recommendation)
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Bill UV sensor error
Remove the banknote, clean the UV sensor
E2
Bill double error
If the errors occur frequently, adjust the
E3/E8
Chain notes error
If the errors occur frequently, adjust the
screw toward the anti-clockwise to
decrease the feeding gap.
E4
Half notes error
Remove the banknote
ElO
Image Error
Clean the IR sensor, and calibrate the IR
Ell/El2
Denomination Error
El3
Face Recognition Error
El4
Size Recognition Error
E20
MT Error
E2l
MGl Error
E22
MG2Error
E23
MG3 Error
E24
MG4error
E30-E61
IR Error
Remove the banknote,clean the IR sensor;
Perform the IR calibration;
Collect data of the banknote.
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Remove the banknote,clean the IR sensor;
Perform the IR sensor calibration;
Collect the data of the banknote.
Remove the banknote, clean or replace
the MG sensors
Generally speaking, most of the above errors be caused by dust or dirt
inside of the machine, so keeping the machine clean is highly
recommended.
7.3. Common Trouble and Solution
Before repair, please check the problems as below.
NOTE:
7.2. Hopper Plate Adjustment
When banknote feeding is unsmooth or banknote counting is inaccurate,
it can be solved through adjusting the vertical adjusting screw as well
as the gap between resistance rubber and rubber wheel. Then you can
put in a banknote and hold, if you feel the pull, the machine is workable.
Turn it clockwise to decrease gap in order to add friction (tight).
Turn it anticlockwise to increase gap in order to reduce friction (loose).
Adjustable Screw
Before troubleshooting, please turn off the power switch and unplug
the outlet.
Table 7-4 Common Trouble and Solution
Not working
Check if the plug is well inserted
into socket
Check if the power fails or fuse
burn out
Fail to start or stop normally
Figure 7-2 Adjustable Screw
Feeding Sensor covered in dust?
Clean
Counting Error
Hopper position adjusted improperly?
Figure 7-3 Feeding Gap Adjustment with One Banknote
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If you encounter any issues with the product, please contact the
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This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is
subject to the fo llowing two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful
interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation. Any Changes or
modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance
could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for
a Class B digital device , pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protec tion against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instruct ions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment
off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or
more of the fo llowing measures: -Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
-Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.-Connect the
equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which thereceiver
is connected.-Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician
for help.
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