Cassida 5520 - Batching Mode; Adding Mode

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3.2 Batching mode
To switch to batching mode press the ADD/BAT button until the BATCH indicator
is on. If you would like to change the batch amount, use the numeric keypad to
enter the desired amount.
The unit will start counting automatically once bills are placed in the hopper.
As soon as the unit counts the desired batch number it will stop and emit a
conrmation beep. The screen will show number of bills in the counted batch.
When stacker is emptied unit will automatically start counting to preset batch
number again.
If the number of counted bills in the stacker does not reach the preset batch
number, the screen will alert you by blinking the actual number counted.
If you want to complete the batch, just place more bills in the hopper and the unit
will automatically count the required number of bills to nish the batch.
Changing the batch quantity:
To change the batch quantity, wait until the unit completes the current batch.
Enter the new batch quantity using the numeric keypad. Please be sure to empty
the stacker before placing new bills in the hopper.
If the previous batch was completed, the unit will automatically start counting to
the newly set batch quantity once the stacker is emptied.
3.3 Adding Mode
In this mode the unit enables you to count multiple stacks of bills while keeping
track of total amount of bills counted. To switch to adding mode, press the ADD/
BAT button until the ADD indicator is on.
Place the bills in the hopper. The unit will start counting automatically. The unit
will emit a conrmation beep once the count is completed. The number of bills
counted will be displayed on the LCD screen.
Empty the stacker and rell the hopper. The unit will continue counting and
adding the new count to the total.
To keep adding without emptying the stacker rell the hopper and the unit will
keep counting and adding the new stack of bills to the partially full stacker. Be
sure not to accumulate more than the stacker can hold (300 new bills or 150 old
bills), as this will cause jamming and may lead to a motor failure.