To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Ribao BC-30 Banknote Counter shows self-test error 194?
If your Ribao Banknote Counter displays a self-test error 194, it indicates that the stacker sensor is blocked. You should: - Check if the sensor is covered by dust or any other obstructions. - Verify that the sensor cable is securely connected.
How to fix self-test error 193 on Ribao BC-30 Banknote Counter?
If you're encountering a self-test error 193 on your Ribao Banknote Counter, the hopper sensor might be blocked. Check the hopper sensor to ensure it's free from dust or any obstructions.
Why does my Ribao BC-30 show self-test error 195?
A self-test error 195 on your Ribao Banknote Counter indicates that the left IR sensor is blocked. Inspect the sensor for any dust or obstructions. Also, check to make sure the sensor cable is properly connected.
What causes self-test error 199 on Ribao BC-30?
Self-test error 199 on your Ribao Banknote Counter is caused by an abnormal encode disk signal, specifically an encode value less than 10 after turning on the machine. To resolve this: - Check if the encode disk cable is loose. - Verify that the motor runs normally when the machine is turned on. - Check if the encode sensor is abnormal.
What to do if Ribao BC-30 Banknote Counter displays self-test error 196?
If your Ribao Banknote Counter shows a self-test error 196, it means the right IR sensor is blocked. Check the sensor and remove any dust or obstructions that may be covering it.
How to troubleshoot self-test error 198 on Ribao BC-30 Banknote Counter?
If your Ribao Banknote Counter displays self-test error 198, it indicates an abnormal UV signal. Inspect the passage for any foreign objects that might be interfering with the UV sensor.
Provides an overview of the user manual's purpose and content.
Provides initial instructions and guidelines for product installation.
Illustrates the front view of the currency counter with dimensions.
Illustrates the rear view of the currency counter, identifying ports and switches.
Illustrates the top view of the currency counter, indicating adjustment screws and buttons.
Shows a visual representation of the machine's display and control buttons.
Details the function of each key on the currency counter's control panel.
Explains the meaning of various indicators and symbols on the machine's digital display.
Guides the user through the initial power-on sequence and main interface.
Explains how to activate and set the batch counting function.
Describes how to enable or disable UV counterfeit detection.
Details how to adjust the counting speed levels (H, M, L).
Explains how to activate the accumulative counting (ADD) function.
Instructs on setting the currency denomination for value counting.
Explains how to use the CNT mode for counting only banknotes quantity.
Guides switching between automatic and manual counting modes.
Instructs how to check the current firmware version of the machine.
Provides access to various customizable machine settings.
Details how to manually set a custom batch number for counting.
Explains how to adjust the UV counterfeit detection sensitivity level.
Describes adjusting the DD (width detection) sensitivity level.
Explains how to adjust the DB (double notes detection) sensitivity level.
Guides on accessing and viewing the historical counting records.
Details how to turn the machine's buzzer on or off.
Explains how to enable or disable the currency symbol display.
Step-by-step guide to activate the currency symbol '$'.
Step-by-step guide to deactivate the currency symbol '$'.
Instructions for cleaning the hopper sensor using a brush or cloth.
Guidance on cleaning feed and friction roller shafts.
Instructions for cleaning the stacker sensor.
Details cleaning procedures for internal sensors like UV and IR.
General| Brand | Ribao |
|---|---|
| Model | BC-30 |
| Category | Banknote Counter |
| Language | English |
