What to do if CPI TALOS Bank Note Validator has power but won't accept bills?
If your CPI Bank Note Validator has power but isn't accepting bills, first ensure the unit is enabled. Then, check the vending machine controller, coin manager and coin levels, inventory levels, and that the vendor door is locked properly.
How to troubleshoot a CPI TALOS Bank Note Validator that will not power up?
If your CPI Bank Note Validator won't power up, check the harnesses to ensure cables are properly connected and not loose, and that pins aren't bent. Also, verify that the bill validator is receiving power from the source voltage.
Key product specifications including acceptance rate, transaction speed, power, and physical details.
Describes available bezel options for the Talos Bill Acceptor, enhancing user interaction and aesthetics.
Guidance on securely attaching the Talos bill validator to vending machines using existing studs or mounting brackets.
Explains the internal processes of bill detection, transport, recognition, validation, and storage within the Talos unit.
Lists key features of the CPI Synq platform, such as diagnostics, remote management, and software updates.
Step-by-step instructions for physically integrating the CPI Synq device with the Talos bill acceptor unit.
Guides users on utilizing the Synq app's beacon technology to quickly assess machine health and diagnose potential issues.
Provides specific, actionable steps to resolve common errors like "Bill validator JAMMED" via the Synq app interface.
Describes the escrow function, allowing the bill acceptor to hold a bill before final acceptance or return to the user.
Describes the feature to enable or disable bill acceptance.
Details the ENABLE input signals for bill denominations and their role in controlling acceptance and user escrow.
Explains the ESCROW input signal, its activation via 5VDC, and its function in holding bills for user choice.
Explains how ESCROW and ENABLE signals manage bill acceptance and return for the NILLP interface.
Explains the ACCEPT-ENABLE_NOT signal for controlling bill acceptance for the NISR interface.
Explains the active low ACCEPT-ENABLE_NOT signal for enabling/disabling bill acceptance in the NIP interface.
Explains the active low INHIBIT+ signal for disabling bill acceptance, crucial for the NIP+ interface.
Describes the isolated credit relay output, specifying voltage supply from VMC for normally open and common connections.
Details the non-isolated open collector output for credit pulses, requiring a pull-up resistor to 5-12VDC.
Provides step-by-step instructions for cleaning the bill acceptor's bill path using a soft, moistened cloth.
Clarifies owner's duties regarding proof of purchase, freight costs for service, and out-of-warranty repair expenses.
Outlines CPI's warranty obligations, covering defects and exclusions like damage from misuse or alterations.
Provides essential contact information for CPI Customer Service and Technical Support for inquiries and assistance.
General| Brand | CPI |
|---|---|
| Model | TALOS |
| Category | Bank Note Validator |
| Language | English |
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