How to troubleshoot SHFL Office Equipment that will not power up?
If your SHFL Office Equipment shuffler isn't powering up and there's no power to the Main Control Board, check these potential causes: * Ensure the power cord is correctly plugged into a functioning main power source. * A failed power supply might be the reason; consider replacing it. * Loose power supply connections can also cause this issue; try reseating them.
What to do if SHFL MD2 CR has a blown fuse?
If your SHFL Office Equipment has a blown fuse, it might be due to a shorted sensor, motor, or RED/GREEN button switch. Replace the faulty part along with the fuse to resolve this.
What to do if SHFL MD2 CR won't power up but the green LED is on?
If your SHFL Office Equipment shuffler won't power up, but the green LED at DS1 on the Main Control Board is lit, the 2.5A, 250V fuse may have blown. Try replacing the fuse.
What to do if SHFL Office Equipment displays “Card Rec Comm Failed”?
If your SHFL Office Equipment displays “Card Rec Comm Failed” at power up, consider these potential causes and solutions: 1. Install the Rabbit flash chip if it is missing. 2. Ensure the CPU Board is completely seated; if not, re-seat it. 3. Replace the Rabbit Board if it's faulty. 4. Check the harness to the card rec board (Pins #50, #51, #52); re-seat or replace it if loose or faulty. 5. Replace the Rabbit Mounting Board (GM1079) if it's faulty.
Why does SHFL MD2 CR Office Equipment display “Remove Cards” when empty?
If your SHFL Office Equipment displays “Remove Cards” even when the machine is empty, it could be due to dirty or faulty FCPS, CIS, COS, or PCPS sensors. Try cleaning or replacing the faulty sensor element or harness. Alternatively, the I/O Board might be faulty, and replacing it could solve the problem.
How to fix SHFL MD2 CR Office Equipment showing “RNG Must Be Reseeded”?
If your SHFL Office Equipment displays “RNG Must Be Reseeded” each time the power is turned on, it may be due to a missing or faulty RNG EPROM. Try replacing the EPROM. Alternatively, the battery on the Main Controller PC Board might be dead or weak; in that case, replace the battery.
What does “Check CTS” mean on SHFL MD2 CR?
If your SHFL Office Equipment initializes with a “Check CTS” message, the Camera Trigger Sensor may be faulty. Try cleaning or replacing the CTS sensor element (#36).
Why does SHFL MD2 CR platform chatter at power up?
If the platform chatters in the down position when you power up your SHFL Office Equipment, the Platform Home Switch may be faulty. Consider replacing the PHS Switch.
What to do if SHFL Office Equipment displays “Feed Elevator Jammed”?
If your SHFL Office Equipment displays “Feed Elevator Jammed”, the Feeder Elevator Motor may be faulty. Replace the Feeder Elevator Motor, (#10).
Method for reading individual cards and storing images for OCR.
Fine-tuning OCR parameters after card learning for accuracy.
Steps for powering on the shuffler and beginning the dealing process.
Explains how to handle errors when card count differs from expected.
Procedures to clear card jams using automatic or manual intervention.
Displays the current total number of completed shuffles since the last reset.
Allows setting the shuffler's internal 24-hour clock.
Allows setting the shuffler's internal date.
Enables or disables the card recognition feature of the shuffler.
Covers entering and understanding different password levels for access.
Procedure for calibrating the machine for specific card types.
Resets the count of total shuffling cycles to zero.
Resets all available data in the shuffler's history log.
Sets the shuffler to the correct card type for accurate rank and suit recognition.
Adjusts the delay time before the platform lowers after card removal.
Sets the delay time in milliseconds after the platform drops.
Allows manual reseeding of the shuffler's random number generator.
Procedure to change the shuffler's serial number to match the base plate.
Fine-tuning card deck types for accurate card recognition by the camera.
Configures network settings for shuffler connectivity.
Configures IP address, subnet mask, and DHCP settings for the network.
Explains the function of DIP switches and EPROM for setup and configuration.
Describes how to connect a laptop or PC to the shuffler for web access.
Steps to access and configure the shuffler's web interface.
Steps to configure the computer, including disabling the proxy server.
Detailed steps for configuring LAN settings and disabling the proxy server in Internet Properties.
Recommends restoring PC network settings after shuffler connection.
Instructions on how to log in to the shuffler's web interface.
Explains the difference between Administrator and General passwords.
Describes the information displayed on the "About" web page.
Allows setting or changing the shuffler label and synchronizing date/time.
Displays installed decks, allows installation/uninstallation of card types.
Accesses sub-menus for deck calibration, images, and errors.
Displays and modifies camera parameters for card image geometry.
Compares FPGA images to flash images for card recognition accuracy.
Displays recent card read errors and unknown card images for analysis.
Resets network and other settings to factory presets.
Restarts the shuffler to apply configuration changes made in web pages.
Instructions for logging out of the shuffler's web interface.
Details how functional differences arise between password modes.
Shows limitations of the Deck Library page when using General password.
Calibrating card ranks and suits by defining image locations and parameters.
Downloading card library files using Deck Manager application.
Describes the Deck Manager software for downloading deck types.
Explains Deck Manager's role in downloading card deck types from SHFL libraries.
Steps for creating a new card deck library within the system.
Web page for displaying and modifying parameters related to card image geometry.
Fine-tuning card parameters after learning, adjusting camera settings.
Detailed steps for performing the card tuning process.
Lists and identifies the locations of various switches and sensors on the machine.
Lists and identifies the locations of motors used in the shuffler.
Steps to access the service menu for diagnostics and testing.
Displays the current software version installed on the shuffler.
Activates a mode for cleaning the shuffler's internal components.
Allows testing a complete shuffle cycle with 52 cards.
Verifies card decks without performing a shuffle.
Allows single-stepping through the shuffle process one card at a time.
Identifies the current state of the shuffler's inputs (switches and sensors).
Tests the movement of the platform to different positions.
Tests the motors, grippers, and associated switches for proper operation.
Tests the Speed Up Motor and rollers for forward and reverse operation.
Tests the Pick Off Motor and rollers for forward, stop, and reverse.
Tests the Feeder Motor and Elevator for up and down movement.
Views card gripping and splitting action for proper function.
Instructions on how to exit the service menu.
Tasks to perform for cleaning and preventive maintenance every two weeks.
Tasks to perform for cleaning and preventive maintenance monthly.
Tasks for preventive maintenance to be performed every six months.
Tasks for preventive maintenance to be performed annually.
Procedure to adjust the end play of the gripper shaft.
Steps to center the gripper assembly within the shuffler frame.
Procedure to ensure the grippers are level with the platform.
How to adjust the deflection of the gripper belt.
Adjusts the brake roller assembly for proper roller gap.
Tests if cards feed properly by observing one roller revolution.
Activates and observes the auto setup procedure for calibration.
Assures smooth operation without jams, crashes, or dropped cards.
Checks gripper pad retraction and interaction with the platform.
Adjusts the tension of the platform motor belt for optimal operation.
Identifies causes and remedies for the shuffler not powering on.
Addresses problems that occur after the shuffler has initialized.
Continues troubleshooting issues after shuffler initialization.
Addresses causes and remedies when cards are not fed by the shuffler.
Diagnoses problems related to the pickoff and feeder mechanisms.
Addresses problems related to the speed-up rollers and motor.
Diagnoses issues with the platform and gripper mechanisms.
Continues diagnosing platform and gripper mechanism issues.
Addresses issues related to fan, blower, and speed-up motors.
Diagnoses problems related to sensors and buttons.
Continues diagnosing sensor and button issues.
Addresses issues related to deck tuning and image shifting.
Diagnoses problems with card recognition, learning, and feeding.
Addresses issues with shuffler and PC communication and web page access.
Covers various other issues like missing card types or shuffler lock-ups.
Lists the necessary equipment for the camera focusing procedure.
Step-by-step guide to focus the camera using the F1174 fixture.
General| Brand | SHFL |
|---|---|
| Model | MD2 CR |
| Category | Office Equipment |
| Language | English |
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