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Lists related technical documents for SSP/eSSP and other protocols.
Tracks revisions, dates, and issuers of amendments made to the manual.
States copyright information and restrictions on reproduction or adaptation of the manual.
Details the product's warranty terms, limitations, exclusions, and repair/replacement policies.
Highlights crucial safety points and general warnings for using and maintaining the product.
Provides an overview of the NV9 range, its versatility, and key capabilities.
Lists the main features, including field reliability, sensing technology, and expandability options.
Specifies common use cases for the NV9 range, such as in amusement and vending machines.
Illustrates and labels the main physical components of the NV9USB+ validator.
Lists available bezel types with ITL part numbers, descriptions, and web links for purchase.
Lists available cashbox types with ITL part numbers, descriptions, and web links for purchase.
Provides detailed mechanical dimensions and drawings for the NV9 range validators.
Lists the weights for different NV9, NV11, and NV12 models with various configurations.
Specifies the operating temperature and humidity range for the validator.
Details supply voltages, currents, and guidance for suitable power supplies.
Defines the voltage levels for input/output signals and maximum current sink.
Presents Mean Cycles Between Failure (MCBF) and Intervention (MCBI) figures.
Specifies the acceptable dimensions for banknotes and tickets.
Discusses hardware compatibility with older models and potential issues with modules.
Provides step-by-step instructions for fitting and removing the bezel from the validator.
Details how to fit and remove slide-on and clip-on cashboxes.
Explains how to mount the lockable cashbox, including screw hole locations and lock fitting.
Provides instructions for horizontal and vertical mounting and earth bonding.
Overview of keeping the validator's dataset and firmware up to date.
Instructions on downloading software from the manufacturer's website.
Information regarding ITL drivers for connecting validators to Windows devices.
Covers methods for updating validator datasets and firmware using various tools.
Introduces supported industry standard protocols for validator communication.
Describes Smiley Secure Protocol (SSP) and Encrypted SSP (eSSP) for secure interfacing.
Details the ccTalk serial communication protocol for cash handling peripherals.
Explains the CC4 protocol, an extension of ccTalk for note float recycler support.
Introduces the SIO and SI2 serial communication interfaces.
Describes the MDB standard used in the vending industry for communication.
Details the 4-way output parallel interface for note recognition.
Explains the binary output interface for machines needing more than 4 denominations.
Introduces the pulse interface for accepting up to 16 channels of notes.
Explains the importance of routine maintenance for optimal validator performance.
Recommends cleaning optical lenses monthly or as needed to ensure performance.
Advises on changing drive belts every 6-12 months or based on wear.
Provides a lookup table for bezel LED flash codes indicating operational status or errors.
Details status LED codes for specific modules like the Note Float and NV12 printer.
Explains the various functions of the configuration button on NV9USB+ and NV11+ models.
Describes the functions of the DIL switches found on the NV12+ model.
Introduction to second level support procedures for troubleshooting.
A diagnostic chart to help resolve common issues experienced with the validator.
Step-by-step instructions for safely clearing a jammed note from the unit.
Guides on cleaning the note path, sensors, and printer head of the validator.
Provides detailed instructions on how to replace the drive belts within the unit.
Explains how to diagnose and resolve checksum errors via flash codes and reprogramming.
Guidance on performing tests using support tools after resolving an error.
Instructions for recalibrating and re-initializing the validator's sensors.
Lists the compliance standards and approvals the product meets, like RoHS and UL.
Refers to external drawings detailing various cable connections for the validator.
Lists specifications for connectors used, including vendor and part numbers.
Provides technical drawings and part numbers for lock specifications.
Refers to ticket specifications, with no details provided on this page.
Explains how to switch the validator to SSP mode using the configuration button.
Details the procedure for entering Trusted Mode for ccTalk DES encryption.
Explains the single note escrow facility and the transaction sequence.
Illustrates the timing diagram for the validator's low power mode operation.
Lists and describes the various functions assigned to the configuration button.
Explains the standard naming convention used for dataset and firmware files.
Provides step-by-step instructions for programming the validator using a configuration card.
General| Brand | Innovative Technology |
|---|---|
| Model | NV9 |
| Category | Bank Note Validator |
| Language | English |
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