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12) How is a CASHFLOW
TM
SC66 unit manufacturing date determined?
Locate the unit’s serial number on the product label. The product label is located on the
front of the Acceptor below the BEG.
The first three digits of the serial number are the date code of the bill acceptor. The first
two digits indicate the week of the year it was made. The third digit indicates the year of
manufacture.
For example: 082 means the unit was manufactured the 8th week of 2002.
13) How do I and how often should I clean the CASHFLOW
TM
SC66 unit?
The best way to clean the bill acceptor is with mild, non-abrasive, diluted cleaning solution
sprayed onto a soft cloth and not directly onto the bill acceptor. Remove the Acceptor and
open the bill acceptor mouth. Wipe out the bill path. Cleaning should be performed after
two years, depending upon use, or if the unit’s acceptance rate drops below normal.
14) Can I use alcohol to clean a CASHFLOW
TM
SC66 unit?
Alcohol is not the preferred cleaning solution (Refer to Question # 13.).
15) Can I use cleaning cards?
Not necessary! Cleaning cards offer simple preventative maintenance for some bill
acceptors. Since the CASHFLOW
TM
SC66 unit is easily opened, more effective cleaning
can be accomplished with a soft, lint-free cloth and an appropriate cleaning solution. (Refer
to Question # 13.)
16) What is the operating voltage for a CASHFLOWTM SC66 unit?
The operating voltage range is +12 to +28 VDC.
17) Does a CASHFLOW
TM
SC66 unit have dip switches?
A CASHFLOW
TM
SC66 unit does not have any dip switches. Bills can be enabled and
disabled by using a configuration coupon. Refer to the section on the configuration coupon
in the Operation & Maintenance Manual.
18) What is the purpose of the red, black and white wires that come out of the main cable?
The wires are connected to an internally mounted switch and are used in conjunction with
Player Tracking Systems to identify that a cassette (cash box) is present or that it has been
pulled. Different combinations allow Normally Open or Normally Closed wiring.
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