What to do if Royal Sovereign RBC-ES250 ejects bills or miscounts?
If your Royal Sovereign Banknote Counter is ejecting bills or displaying a miscount, the hopper tension may be too loose. To correct this, turn the bill thickness adjuster (located on the back of the machine) clockwise. Repeat bill counting and readjust if the issue persists.
Why Royal Sovereign Banknote Counter damages bills or runs slow?
If your Royal Sovereign Banknote Counter is damaging bills or running slowly, it could be due to the hopper tension being too tight. To resolve this, loosen the tension by turning the bill thickness adjuster (located on the back of the machine) anti-clockwise. Repeat bill counting and adjust further if the problem continues.
General| Brand | Royal Sovereign |
|---|---|
| Model | RBC-ES250 |
| Category | Banknote Counter |
| Language | English |
Explains how to use counterfeit detection methods via the CF button and how the machine behaves on error.
Describes how to view the count record and total bills/values by holding the REPORT button.
Explains how to use the print function with an RS-232 printer from the Report Screen.
Details on switching between automatic and manual bill counting initiation.
Explains how to enable Add Mode for cumulative total counting.
Instructions for counting bills in predefined batches.
How to enable/disable counterfeit detection and resume counting after a suspect bill.
Procedure for setting the date and time on the control panel.
How to count bills by denomination and total value, including single and multi-denomination.
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