What to do if notes are jammed in E-Banking Tech Cash Counters & Coin Sorters?
- CclarkwilliamAug 18, 2025
If notes are jammed, remove the notes or check the end sensor.
What to do if notes are jammed in E-Banking Tech Cash Counters & Coin Sorters?
If notes are jammed, remove the notes or check the end sensor.
What to do if E-Banking Tech Cash Counters & Coin Sorters suspect a counterfeit banknote by FL?
If a passed banknote is suspected counterfeit by FL, check the note and count again.
What to do if E-Banking Tech Cash Counters & Coin Sorters suspect a counterfeit banknote by MG?
If a passed banknote is suspected counterfeit by MG, check the note and count again.
Why does my E-Banking Tech Cash Counters & Coin Sorters show error E_DB?
Error E_DB indicates that a duplicated note has been passed. To resolve this, make the gap narrower by adjusting the gap control screw.
What does error E_CH mean on E-Banking Tech Cash Counters & Coin Sorters?
Error E_CH means that two or more notes have passed at the same time. To fix this, make the gap narrower by adjusting the gap control screw.
What to do if E-Banking Tech Cash Counters & Coin Sorters detects a note passed with skewed left?
If a note passed with skewed left, check the note and count again.
What to do if E-Banking Tech Cash Counters & Coin Sorters detects a note passed with skewed right?
If a note passed with skewed right, check the note and count again.
What does E_HF mean on my E-Banking Tech Cash Counters & Coin Sorters?
E_HF indicates that a half note has been detected. Remove and check the note.
What does error E_TE mean on E-Banking Tech Cash Counters & Coin Sorters?
Error E_TE means the passed note was too short. Remove and check the note.
What should I do if my E-Banking Tech Cash Counters & Coin Sorters shows error E_HP?
If you see error E_HP, it indicates something was detected on the hopper sensor during the initial check. Check the hopper sensor or remove the banknote.
Place the machine on a secure, stable surface to prevent damage if it falls.
Ensure correct power is supplied as listed on the machine; consult electric company if unsure.
Use a grounded (three-hole) outlet for safety; do not modify plugs or outlets.
Avoid plugging too many devices into one outlet to prevent fire and shock hazards.
Unplug before cleaning; use a soft, damp cloth; avoid aerosol cleaners.
Do not use near gas leaks; call gas company immediately due to explosion risk.
Do not insert foreign objects into machine openings.
Avoid using the machine near water, in wet locations, or outdoors.
Protect power and interface cables from resting objects or damage from walking.
Prevent pets from chewing power or interface cables.
Use only specified supplies and keep them away from children.
Ensure the machine is near an accessible power outlet for easy on/off operation.
Do not remove covers; servicing should be done by authorized personnel.
Do not tamper with interlock switches designed to prevent operation with covers open.
Avoid looking directly at bright sensor lights which can cause afterimages; keep rear cover closed.
Risk of explosion if battery is replaced incorrectly; dispose of used batteries properly.
Controls UV counterfeit detection function (ON/OFF).
Controls Magnetic counterfeit detection function (ON/OFF).
Controls detection of different denomination notes.
Enables cumulative counting of notes.
Sets a preset number of notes for batch counting.
Accesses the machine's setting menu.
Clears the counted number or starts manual counting.
Keys for menu navigation and number input (0-9).
Different-denomination detection ON/OFF.
Auto counting / Manual counting selection.
Controls the counting speed setting.
Accumulated number count.
Preset number of notes.
Accesses the setting menu.
Clears count or starts manual counting.
Keys for menu navigation and number input (0-9).
Proper bill placement for optimal recognition and to prevent malfunctions.
How to handle errors during counting and clear messages.
How to use the ADD function for cumulative counting.
How to use the BAT key for preset batch counting.
How to switch between automatic and manual counting modes.
Configure the counting speed for the machine.
Adjust the double detection sensitivity level.
Set the default batch number for counting.
Choose between automatic and manual counting modes.
Configure vertical size detection levels.
Adjust buzzer notification settings for errors and completion.
Set time before stacker overflow warning.
Configure hopper low banknote warning time.
Configure horizontal size detection levels for specific models.
Indicates a duplicated note; adjust gap control screw.
Indicates multiple notes passed; adjust gap control screw.
Indicates a half note detected; remove and check note.
Indicates notes were jammed; remove or check sensor.
Hopper sensor issue; check sensor or remove banknote.
Stacker sensor issue; check sensor or remove banknote.
Encoder issue; check encoder sensor and cable connections.
Note passed skewed left; check note and count again.
Note passed skewed right; check note and count again.
Note passed too short; remove and check the note.
Hopper sensor issue detected; clean sensor and count again.
Counterfeit (FL) suspected; check note and count again.
Counterfeit (MG) suspected; check note and count again.
Different denomination detected by vertical size.
Different denomination detected by horizontal size.
One-year warranty from date of purchase under normal conditions.
Lists conditions that void the warranty, like negligence or unauthorized repair.
Details costs for repair and consumables after the warranty period.
Information on the availability of spare parts for 5 years after discontinuation.
This document describes the EB-300 and EB-310 series of simple banknote counters with detection capabilities, manufactured by E-Banking Tech Co., Ltd. These machines are designed for counting and detecting counterfeit banknotes.
The EB-300 and EB-310 series are banknote counters equipped with various detection technologies depending on the specific model. They are primarily used for:
Different models offer varying detection capabilities:
The control panel features dedicated buttons for activating or deactivating specific detection modes (UV, MG, DD for different denomination/size detection). The DD function, specifically on the 310S and 310SU models, utilizes a 3D size sensor for detecting different denomination notes by vertical size.
The device offers several operational modes and settings:
The specifications and contents of the user's guide are subject to change without prior notice.
| Brand | E-Banking Tech |
|---|---|
| Model | EB-300 |
| Category | Cash Counters & Coin Sorters |
| Language | English |