Milan / Paylink System Manual Issue 1.5 29 January 2020
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CCNet Device Definition
The CCNet protocol allows for addressable devices, although the RS232 electrical connection that is
normally used will only allow for a single device to be connected.
RECYCLER [AT] <Address> [SCALE [BY] <Scale Factor>] [EJECT BILL]
At present <Address> must be 1. This specifies that a B2B60, B2B100 or B2B300 bill
recycler is connected.
The bill values are obtained from their descriptions, but the recycler has no concept of a
denomination scale factor. Paylink assumes a default factor of 100 which is suitable for
Euro / Dollar / Pound systems, but other nationalities may specify a factor of 1.
The EJECT BILL keywords are only valid with a B2B60, and cause alternative payout
processing to be used, which ejects the bills from the unit as they are paid out, but which
prevents monitoring of the progress of the payout.
OPTION BYTES <Byte 1> [<Byte 2> [<Byte 3>]]
This specifies one two or three options bytes as literal numbers to configure the recycler.
SECURITY BYTES <Byte 1> [<Byte 2> [<Byte 3>]]
This specifies one two or three security bytes as literal numbers to configure the recycler.
ESCROW <E Count> [AND RECYCLE <R Count>] BILLS ON CASSETTE <Cassette>
This can only follow a RECYCLER definition and specifies that extended escrow will be used
with it.
<Cassette> is the cassette number of the cassette on the acceptor that is to be used for
recycling operations. If RECYCLE is not specified, then this cassette will not be visible to the
application.
<E Count> is the maximum number of notes that can be held in Escrow, before they have to
all be stacked or returned. Escrow uses control storage within Paylink, and so should be set
to a sensible number.
<R Count> allows the recycler cassette to also be logically used as a normal recycler
cassette. Notes of the correct value that are logically stacked will be physically retained on
the cassette and be available for future payout operations.
The total number of notes that will actually fit on a cassette is dependant upon physical
constraints, so it is the user’s problem to ensure that <E Count> plus <R Count> notes will fit
onto a cassette.
ACCEPTOR [AT] <Address> [SCALE [BY] <Scale Factor>]
At present <Address> must be 3. This specifies that a CCNet bill acceptor is connected.
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