What to do if Jofemar Spreader banknotes are not fully accepted and rejected?
If banknotes are not fully accepted and are rejected with a final strike of the stacker, the stacker might be full, or a banknote might be badly kept. To resolve this, move away the stacker and check if it is full, if there is a banknote badly kept, or if a banknote is jamming the entrance of the stacker.
Why is the Jofemar Spreader rejecting a banknote and the red LED blinks twice?
If a specific banknote is rejected and the red LED blinks twice, it could be because the banknote is inhibited by the machine. Ensure that the maximum return value set in the machine is sufficient to accept the banknote and that there is enough change in the tubes.
What to do if Jofemar Spreader shows a red LED continuously and doesn't accept any note?
If the red LED is continuously on and the machine doesn't accept any note, the machine might not support the banknote reader. To fix this, update the software on the machine.
Why is the Jofemar Spreader rejecting a banknote and the red LED blinks three times?
If a specific banknote is rejected and the red LED blinks three times, it's possible that the banknote is inhibited by the banknote reader. Uninhibit the banknote.
What to do if Jofemar Spreader banknotes are not accepted and status LEDs are off?
If banknotes are not being accepted and the status LEDs are off, it could be that the BT11 has no power supply, or the power supply is incorrect. Check that the power supply voltage is within limits.
Describes the internal components and external features of the banknote reader.
Details physical attributes like access, security, stacker, transportation, jam sensor, and mounting options.
Provides specific width, depth, and height measurements for different stacker models in mm and inches.
Explains the meaning of LED patterns, including number of blinks for various operational statuses and error conditions.
Configures the reader for standard MDB communication and selects front LED lighting combinations.
Defines how the reader responds to banknote jams, with options for stackable or non-stackable errors.
Explains how to inhibit or enable acceptance of entire groups of banknotes using dip switches.
Describes the use of dip switch 6 for adjusting communication bit times, often with technical support.
Details the dip switch configuration required to enter programming mode and communicate with a PC.
Covers how to inhibit/uninhibit individual banknotes and how LEDs display software and pattern versions.
Explains the dip switch settings needed to initiate the sensor calibration process.
Allows controlling front LED lighting for demonstration purposes without MDB communication.
Describes the secure escrow mode for enhanced validation and secure refunding of notes.
Discusses MDB protocol implementation and required machine programming options like maximum return and inhibited banknotes.
Details the connections for the BT11 banknote reader to the machine via a MOLEX connector.
Provides detailed steps for calibrating sensors using dip switches, PC software, or stacker removal.
Refers back to dip switch settings for programming banknote inhibition.
Explains how to update the reader's firmware using flash memory and an EasyNote.
Describes how to update banknote validation patterns via an EasyNote with the latest pattern files.
Provides instructions and warnings for cleaning the banknote reader's mechanisms and head.
Details the procedure for removing banknotes from the stacker and securing it.
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