CUMMINS ALLISON JetScan User Manual

10 | Single-pocket JetScan
®
currency scanner | Getting started
Strapcountsandstraplimits
To view current strap limits and counts, press STRAP on the main screen. The STRAP
SETTINGSscreenisdisplayed,similartothefollowingexample:
A strap limit may be set for any denomination by piece count or value in all operating
modes,exceptforCOUNT, MIX, MIX/FACE and MIX/ORIENTATION.
Denominations are itemized in the DENOM column. The UNIT column indicates the
current strap count. The LIMIT column indicates the current strap limit. The COUNT
row refers to the non-value piece count and appears in COUNT mode only.
Howtosetstraplimits
To set a strap limit:
1. Dene the strap limit type by selecting UNIT (piece count) or VALUE (amount).
UNIT/VALUEbuttons toggle.
2. Press
or to scroll through the denominations. Stop on the desired
denomination.
3. Enter a strap limit by doing one of the following options:
  •Selectapresetstraplimitorinfinite (INFIN). There are seven preset strap
limits: 5, 10, 20, 25, 50, 75, and 100 pieces (or their value equivalents).
  •Press+ or – to increase or decrease the strap limit setting as needed.
4. Press
or toselecttothenextdesirednoteandrepeatStep2tosetthestrap
limit.
5. When conguration is complete, press EXIT to return to the main screen.
Howtoclearstrapcounts
To clear a note’s strap count to 0, select the note using or and then press
CLEAR. To clear all note strap counts to 0, press CLEAR followed by ALL. If STRAPS
CLEAR is set to ENDBT in SETUP, then ending a batch automatically clears all strap
counts.
Button toggles
between
VALUE and
UNIT

CUMMINS ALLISON JetScan Specifications

General

Model	JetScan
Category	Bank Note Validator
Manufacturer	Cummins Allison
Counting Speed	Up to 1, 500 notes per minute
Stacker Capacity	200 notes
Power Supply	100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
Error Detection	Double, chain, half-note detection
Display	LCD
Connectivity	USB
Supported Currencies	Multiple currencies
Counterfeit Detection	Magnetic, ultraviolet, and infrared sensors