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General| Manufacturer | Money Controls |
|---|---|
| Model | IBA5 |
| Currencies | Multi-currency (configurable) |
| Power Supply | 24V DC |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C to 60°C |
General overview of the IBA5 system, its components, and capabilities.
Defines key terms and components used throughout the manual for clarity.
Lists part numbers for the main modules and subassemblies of the IBA5 system.
Provides guidelines for securely mounting the IBA5 chassis to host equipment.
Highlights key features of the IBA5 system designed for simplified maintenance and operation.
Details technical specifications including size, capacity, power, and communication parameters.
Explains the purpose and location of various system connectors for I/O and power.
Provides pin-outs and details for the main system connectors.
Describes the 9-pin connector used for CAPS interface in diagnostics mode.
Details the functions of DIP switches for setting operating modes and note acceptance.
Outlines the general process of installing the IBA5 unit into host equipment.
Specifies the external DC power supply requirements for the IBA5 system.
Details how to connect the IBA5 unit to the host equipment using system connectors.
Explains the process and reasons for installing or changing the EPROM on the microprocessor board.
Describes how to burn new software into an EPROM or FLASH device.
Provides instructions and warnings for removing and replacing the EPROM.
Guides on verifying and adjusting DIP switch settings for operation and currency.
Step-by-step instructions for properly installing the cassette stacker module.
Step-by-step instructions for properly installing the note acceptor module.
Details the power-up sequence, including checks and calibration steps.
Describes the functions of the Note Acceptor, Cassette Stacker, and Chassis modules.
Explains the operation of the note acceptor, including its sensing and drive mechanisms.
Provides instructions for safely removing the note acceptor from the chassis.
Instructions on how to open the acceptor cover after removal from the chassis.
Details the operation of the cassette stacker, its capacity, and locking mechanisms.
Instructions for safely removing the cassette stacker from the chassis.
Provides a caution and procedure for opening the cassette stacker cover.
Instructions for properly closing and locking the cassette stacker cover.
Refers to installation instructions for re-inserting the cassette stacker.
Describes the passive functions of the chassis, including alignment and sensor mounting.
Explains the steps and timing of the system power-up sequence.
Pre-power-up checks, including clearing the note path and seating the cassette.
Details the sequence of operations during system power-up.
Explains where calibration values are stored and how they are managed.
Discusses dual density calibration values and when recalibration is needed.
Describes common issues with system stalls and incomplete power-up.
Explains the role of DIP switches in controlling note inhibition and the string sensor.
Overview of connecting the IBA5 to a PC for maintenance and diagnostic testing.
Lists the necessary hardware and software for NETPLEX simulator bench mode operations.
Details the interface boards and harnesses used for connecting the IBA5 to a PC.
Step-by-step guide for connecting the IBA5, CAPS accessories, and PC for simulator operation.
Instructions for installing the Money Controls NETPLEX Host Simulator software.
Guidance on running the host simulator from fixed disk or floppy diskette.
Explains the purpose and configuration of host setup files like STRING.HST, COMM.HST.
Instructions on starting and operating the host simulator software.
Describes the communications window for viewing data transfer between acceptor and host.
Explains the information displayed on the status line of the simulator.
Details how to navigate and use the options menu in the host simulator.
Instructions on accessing and using the diagnostic (bench) mode.
Step-by-step guide for setting up the NETPLEX host simulator.
Explains how to monitor note acceptance and the expected display responses.
Instructions on controlling the acceptor's transport motors using numeric keys.
Instructions on cycling the stacker motor using a specific numeric key.
Lists and defines various error codes encountered during operation.
Guides on displaying calibration voltages after enabling the acceptor.
Details the procedure for dual density calibration using a specific calibration card.
Overview of maintenance, focusing on periodic inspection and cleaning.
States that IBA5 sensors are self-adjusting and require no electronic calibration.
Explains the need for cleaning due to dirt build-up and recommended frequency.
Lists recommended materials for cleaning the IBA5 system.
Step-by-step guide for cleaning the acceptor using alcohol and a cloth.
Details the procedure for cleaning the unit using a special cleaning card.
Explains how the NETPLEX interface and CAPS boards connect the IBA5 to a computer.
Describes the function of the 2x6434 NETPLEX interface board.
Details the function of the NETPLEX interface board.
Explains the connectivity of the NETPLEX Y-Harness.
Describes the PC software used with the CAPS interface for monitoring and commands.
Specifies the communication parameters for the NETPLEX interface board.
Explains the operational theory of the NETPLEX interface board.
Describes the 2x5665 CAPS interface board and its configuration.
Instructions for accessing and setting up the diagnostic (bench) mode.
Lists operations available in diagnostic mode, including monitoring and control.
Provides service, repair, and recommended spare parts information.
Refers to a separate manual for comprehensive service and parts information.
Lists recommended spare parts and contact information for quantity recommendations.
Illustrates the locations of the printed circuit boards within the acceptor.
Describes the location of the bottom sensor board.
Describes the location of the top sensor board.
Describes the location of the microprocessor board.
Introduces the procedure for gathering note data and supersedes other sections.
Lists the necessary equipment and software for data gathering operations.
Step-by-step guide for setting up the system for data gathering.
Detailed procedure for gathering note data and creating log files.
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