What to do if Royal Sovereign Cash Counter flags a suspect note due to UV error?
If your Royal Sovereign cash counter flags a suspect note due to a UV error, remove the first bill from the stacker and then continue counting.
What to do if Royal Sovereign Cash Counter flags a suspect note due to MG error (no magnet)?
If the Royal Sovereign cash counter flags a suspect note due to an MG error (no magnet), remove the first bill from the stacker and continue counting.
What to do if Royal Sovereign Cash Counter flags a suspect note due to chain note error?
If your Royal Sovereign cash counter flags a suspect note because of a chain note error, remove the first bill from the stacker, then continue counting.
Why are bills getting damaged or the Royal Sovereign Cash Counter running slow?
If bills are getting damaged or the Royal Sovereign cash counter is running slow, the hopper tension might be too tight. To loosen the tension, turn the bill thickness adjuster (located on the back of the machine) anti-clockwise. Repeat bill counting and adjust if the problem continues.
What to do if bills eject from the Royal Sovereign Cash Counter or the display shows a miscount?
If bills are ejecting from the Royal Sovereign cash counter or the display shows a miscount, the hopper tension might be too loose. To tighten the tension, please turn the bill thickness adjuster (located on the back of the machine) clockwise. Repeat bill counting and adjust if the problem continues.
General| Model | RBC-ES200 |
|---|---|
| Hopper Capacity | 200 bills |
| Stacker Capacity | 200 bills |
| Display | LCD |
| Batching | Yes |
| Add Function | Yes |
| Type | Cash Counter |
| Counting Speed | 1000 bills per minute |
| Detection Methods | UV, MG, IR |
| Power Supply | 110V |
Essential safety guidelines to reduce risk of fire, electric shock, or injury during operation.
Steps for connecting power, turning on the unit, and verifying self-diagnostics.
Guide to powering on, self-diagnostics, and understanding initial display.
Details UV and MG detection, and how the machine handles suspect bills.
Explanation of error codes A, B, C, D related to suspect notes and their resolutions.
Details error codes for half-size, sensor issues, and hole-in-bill, with troubleshooting steps.
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