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Technical Manual
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Maintenance Service Material
Model Name
UD-686
Product Name
CASH DEPOSIT UNIT
Manual Name
ERROR CODE SPECIFICATION
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CONTENTS
1. Scope ............................................................................................................................................................................. 5
2. Product name, model name............................................................................................................................................ 5
3. Preconditions ................................................................................................................................................................. 5
4. Error Code System......................................................................................................................................................... 6
4-1. Error Code
6
4-2. Display Mode 6
5. Error Code List .............................................................................................................................................................. 7
6. Process Code List .......................................................................................................................................................... 9
7. Detailed description ..................................................................................................................................................... 10
7- 1. [01××
] Unit error [Feed return unit] ....................................................................................................... 10
7- 2. [02××
] Unit error [Escrow unit].............................................................................................................. 25
7- 3. [03××
] Unit error [Cassette] ................................................................................................................... 41
7- 4. [3001 – 3002 ] Rotation detection error [Rotational speed too high].................................................................. 58
7- 5. [3011 – 3012 ] Rotation detection error [Rotational speed too low] ................................................................... 59
7- 6. [3021 – 3022 ] Rotation detection error [Motor continuous operation beyond time limit]................................. 60
7- 7. [3031 – 3032 ] Rotation detection error [Operational error] ............................................................................... 61
7- 8. [3101 – 3114 ] Banknote jam [Remaining banknotes]........................................................................................ 62
7- 9. [3201 – 3212 ] Banknote jam [Banknote jam in a section] ................................................................................. 63
7-10. [3301 – 3314] Banknote jam [Unexpected sensor blocking error]..................................................................... 64
7-11. [3341 – 3342] Banknote jam [Bin full error] ..................................................................................................... 65
7-12. [3401
] Banknote jam [Possibility of remaining half-fold banknote (short edge)].................................. 66
7-13. [3601 – 3603] Banknote jam [Shutter control error].......................................................................................... 67
7-14. [3901 – 3921] Set error [Unit set error].............................................................................................................. 69
7-15. [4001 – 4002] Set error [Set error] ..................................................................................................................... 71
7-16. [5101
] Transport error [Feed error] ........................................................................................................ 72
7-17. [5201 – 5221] Transport error [Discrepancy among counted numbers] ............................................................ 73
7-18. [7001 – 7020] Unit error [Sensor on-check error].............................................................................................. 75
7-19. [7101 – 7120] Unit error [Sensor adjustment error]........................................................................................... 76
7-20. [7201 – 7220] Unit error [Sensor A/D value upper limit error] ......................................................................... 77
7-21. [7301 – 7320] Unit error [Sensor A/D value lower limit error] ......................................................................... 78
7-22. [7401 – 7420] Unit error [Sensor off-check error] ............................................................................................. 79
7-23. [8601
] Unit error [Unplugged connector] .............................................................................................. 80
7-24. [8621 – 8622] Unit error [Voltage error] ........................................................................................................... 81
7-25. [8625
] Unit error [Time set error] .......................................................................................................... 82
7-26. [8631 – 8663] Unit error [Other CPU error] ...................................................................................................... 83
7-27. [8701 – 8732] Unit error [Communication CPU error (GSPC)] ........................................................................ 84
7-28. [8761 – 8773] Unit error [Communication CPU error (H8 CPU)] .................................................................... 86
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7-29. [8801 – 8811] Unit error [Communication CPU error (recognition unit communication data error)]............... 87
7-30. [8821
] Unit error [Communication CPU error (recognition unit error)] ................................................ 88
7-31. [8871 – 8876] Unit error [Communication CPU error (Serial number reading unit communication data error)] . 89
7-32. [89××
] Unit error [Conventional Recognition unit error] ....................................................................... 90
7-33. [8A××
] Unit error [Serial number reading unit error].............................................................................. 91
7-34. [8B××
] Unit error [New type Recognition unit error] ............................................................................. 93
7-35. [9101
] Unit error [CPU crash]................................................................................................................ 93
7-36. [9231 – 9273] Unit error [Memory error] .......................................................................................................... 94
7-37. [9281
] Unit error [Program memory card error] .................................................................................... 96
7-38. [9311 – 9335] Unit error [Program download error].......................................................................................... 97
7-39. [9401
] Power failure during transaction............................................................................................... 103
7-40. [9501 – 9502] Unit error [24V voltage error] .................................................................................................. 104
7-41. [9601
] Unit error [ROM error] ............................................................................................................. 105
7-42. [9701 – 9711] Unit error [RAM error] ............................................................................................................. 106
7-43. [9802 – 9837] Unit error [Communication error] ............................................................................................ 107
7-44. [9901
] Unit error [Program error] ........................................................................................................ 109
7-45. [9990 - 999F ] Status check .............................................................................................................................. 110
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1. Scope
This specification describes the error codes of Cash Deposit Module, model UD-686.
2. Product name, model name
Product Name: Cash Deposit Unit
Model Name:
UD-686
3. Preconditions
To understand this Error Code Specifications, comprehension of the following specifications is required:
- Product Specifications
- Hardware Specifications
- Function Specifications
- External Communication Specifications
- RAS Specifications
- Log Specifications
- Internal Communication Specifications (feed/return unit)
- Internal Communication Specifications (escrow unit)
- Internal Communication Specifications (cassette)
The following abbreviations are sometimes used:
- Reject:
RJ
- Recognition unit: BV
- Serial number:
SN
- Escrow unit:
Escrow
- Capture bin:
CB
- Power on:
P-ON
* New BV stands for Type HVC-40 Recognition unit.
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4. Error Code System
4-1. Error Code
An error code consists of two types of codes; namely, detailed code and process code.
XXXX + XXX
Detailed code
Process code
‘Detailed code’ shows the contents of detected error together with the place of detection.
(Refer to Section 5. Error code list.)
‘Process code’ shows the operation executed when the error occurs.
(Refer to Section 6. Process code list.)
4-2. Display Mode
When an error occurs, an error code is displayed on the LCD display located in the Transport CPU
board as shown in Fig.1 below. The same error code is also displayed on the Terminal device.
(Refer to Terminal Device Specifications.)
Fig. 1 Error code displayed
on LCD
XX X X + XX X
Detailed code
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5. Error Code List
Priority
level
Error name
Unit error
Rotation detection
error
Error code
0101-01FF
0201-02FF
0301-03FF
3001-3002
3011-3012
3031-3032
Feed return unit error
Escrow unit error
Cassette error
Rotational speed too high
Rotational speed too low
Continuous operation beyond time
limit
Abnormal operation
3101-3114
Remaining banknotes
3201-3212
Banknote jam in a section
3301-3314
Unexpected sensor blocking
3341-3342
Bin full error
Possibility of remaining half-fold
banknote (short edge)
Shutter control error
Unit set error
Setting unsuitable unit
Set error
Feed error
Discrepancy among counted
numbers
Sensor on-check error
Sensor adjustment error
Sensor A/D value upper limit error
Sensor A/D value lower limit error
Sensor off-check error
Unplugged connector
Voltage error
Time set error
3021-3022
Banknote jam
3401
Set error
Transport error
3601-3603
3901-3911
3921
4001-4002
5101
5201-5221
Unit error
Content
7001-7020
7101-7120
7201-7220
7301-7320
7401-7420
8601
8621-8622
8625
Description
Remarks
Error is detected in the feed return unit.
Error is detected in the escrow unit.
Error is detected in the cassettes.
Motor rotates faster than the specified speed.
Motor rotates slower than the specified speed.
Motor is continuously energized beyond the time limit.
Motor supposed to be standstill starts to rotate.
Sensor is blocked when it is supposed that no banknote remains on the transport
path.
Banknotes remain on sensor or between sensors more than the specified period.
During transport operation, sensor is blocked at a time when no sensor blocking is
expected.
Cassette is full of banknotes.
Half-fold (short edge) or unusual banknote is transported.
Shutter malfunctions.
At power-on, unit is not correctly installed.
Escrow unit that cannot be used for the UD-686 is installed.
Cover is open.
Banknotes cannot be fed.
Discrepancy exists among counted numbers.
When LED is turned on, sensor output is not in “cleared” condition.
Failed sensor adjustment due to unstable sensor output
Failed sensor adjustment due to too-high sensor output
Failed sensor adjustment due to too-low sensor output
When LED is turned off, sensor output is not in “blocked” condition.
Signal for “unplugged connector” is received.
Battery voltage is too low.
Data error at time set
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Error name
Unit error
Error code
Remarks
Other CPU error
Improper response from unit to a command sent by transport unit
8701-8732
Communication CPU error (GSPC)
GSPC error
8761-8773
Communication error at serial port of CPU (H8)
89XX
Communication error (H8 CPU)
Recognition unit communication
data error
Recognition unit error
New type Recognition unit
communication data error
Serial number reading unit
communication data error
Conventional Recognition unit error
8AXX
Serial number reading unit error
Serial number reading unit error
8BXX
New type Recognition unit error
New type Recognition unit error
9101
Crash detection
Program crash (watchdog timer timeout)
9231-9273
Memory error
EEPROM flash memory error
9281
Memory card error
Program downloading memory card error
9311-9335
Program download error
Error in unit program downloading
9401
Power failure during transaction
Power failure during transaction
9501-9502
24V voltage error
Error in 24V power supply
9601
ROM error
Error in program written in flash memory
9701-9711
RAM error
RAM error
9802-9837
Communication error
Communication error with unit
9901
Program error
Transport unit program error
9990-999F
Status check
Error code for status check to make log analysis easier
8821
8830-8838
8871-8876
Status check
Description
8631-8663
8801-8809
Power failure during
transaction
Unit error
Content
8／110
Error in data received from recognition unit
Recognition unit error
Error in data received in New type recognition unit
Error in data received from serial number reading unit
Conventional Recognition unit error
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6. Process Code List
Error code
XXXX + XXX
Process code
XX X
Operation status
00
01
02
03
04
Subcode
0
0
0
0
0
1
05
0
1
0
Process code
Operation status subcode
Operation status
07
0
1
08
09
0A
0
0
0
Condition/operation
During initialization
Waiting for Reset
During resetting
Standing by
Waiting for banknote insertion
Waiting for banknote insertion (banknote setting
prohibited)
During feeding
During feeding (inlet to feed)
During paying rejected banknotes (during returning
for reset)
During paying rejected banknotes (during feeding)
During paying rejected banknotes (during
returning)
Waiting for final confirmation
Waiting for final confirmation (banknote setting
prohibited)
During storing
During returning
Cassette full
0B
0C
13
14
0
0
0
0
Short busy
Operation in local mode
During retracting
Standing by for retraction
F0
FF
0
0
During program updating
Error
06
1
2
Description
from power-on to completion of initialization
from completion of initialization to start of reset
from start of reset to completion of reset
from completion of one operation to direction of next operation
from notice of banknote insertion to banknote insertion
while banknotes are being separated
while a bundle of banknotes are being taken in
from start of returning to completion of removal
from completion of feeding operation to start of storing or returning operation
while banknotes are being stored
while banknotes are being returned
after completion of storing operation, and from detection of cassette full
condition to start of reset
while logged data are being cleared
when the module is in local mode (by DIP-SW setting)
while retraction-related operation is being conducted
from completion of a retraction-related operation to start of the next
retraction-related operation
while program is being updated
while an error persists
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7. Detailed description
7- 1. [01××
Detailed
code
] Unit error [Feed return unit]
Error content
Unit error
Feed return unit error
01
01
[Banknote jam]
On PSK5
01
02
On PSM5
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Banknote remains on sensor.
(Detected when)
Sensor cannot be cleared after it has been blocked and
a banknote is transported for the following distance:
PSK5: 80cm
PSM5: 2400cm
Cause
Remaining banknotes or foreign
material
Dirty or damaged sensor
Mismatch in optical axes
Improper sensor adjustment
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective sensor
(Checked when)
PSK5: while banknotes are being separated in
feeding, resetting and retracting operations
PSM5: while banknotes are being stacked in feeding,
returning, resetting and retracting operations
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Visually check if banknote or foreign
material remains on the sensor.
Visually check the sensor.
Visually check that sensor is correctly
installed.
Check sensor output with RAS [6502].
Continuity check
Check sensor with RAS [200202, 200302].
Recovery
Remove banknotes or foreign material. Reset
Clean/replace sensor.
Install sensor correctly.
Adjust sensor with RAS [6002,6102].
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace sensor.
Check the sensor level by changing the light
receiving/blocking condition while reading
the sensor level with RAS [6502].
Check the port content by changing the light
receiving/blocking condition while reading
the port with RAS [3002].
Defective CPU-1 board
Replace CPU-1 board.
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code
01
05
Error content
Unit error
Feed return unit error
[Malfunction]
Error in returning operation
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Banknotes cannot be returned.
(Detected when)
In returning operation, banknote stays on a sensor
more than 10 seconds.
01
01
06
07
Error in taking banknotes in
Error in feeding operation
Cause
Remaining banknotes or foreign
material
Dirty or damaged sensor
Improper sensor adjustment
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective sensor
Malfunction of MM3
Malfunction of CLK1
Malfunction of CLK2
Malfunction of SDM2
Malfunction of SDM3
(Checked when)
While rejected banknotes are being returned
While banknotes are being returned due to cancelled
transaction
While banknotes are being returned by returning reset Malfunction of SDF2
operation
Defective CPU-1 board
(Phenomenon)
Remaining banknotes or foreign
Banknotes cannot be taken in.
material
Dirty or damaged sensor
Improper sensor adjustment
Unplugged connector, broken
(Detected when)
wire
In taking-in operation, banknote stays on a sensor
more than 10 seconds.
Defective sensor
Malfunction of MM3
Malfunction of CLK1
(Checked when)
Malfunction of CLK2
While banknotes are being taken in by retract
Malfunction of SDM2
operation.
While banknotes are being taken in by reset
Malfunction of SDM3
operation.
Malfunction of SDF2
Defective CPU-1 board
(Phenomenon)
Remaining banknotes or foreign
Banknotes cannot be separated/fed.
material
Dirty or damaged sensor
Improper sensor adjustment
(Detected when)
Unplugged connector, broken
In feeding operation, after various feeding trials are
wire
conducted for 11 seconds, PSM5 cannot be still
Defective sensor
blocked. Then the same trials will be repeated once Defective CPU-1 board
again. If PSM5 still cannot be blocked.
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Visually check if banknote or foreign
material remains.
Visually check the sensor.
Check the sensor output with RAS [6502].
Continuity check
Check sensor with RAS [200202, 200302].
Check MM3 with RAS [1119, 1120].
Check CLK1 with RAS [1025, 1026].
Check CLK2 with RAS [1027, 1028].
Check SDM2 with RAS [1021].
Check SDM3 with RAS [1023].
Check SDF2 with RAS [1017].
Replace SDF2.
Replace CPU-1 board.
Remove banknotes or foreign material.
Check sensor with RAS [200202, 200302].
Check MM3 with RAS [1119, 1120].
Check CLK1 with RAS [1025, 1026].
Check CLK2 with RAS [1027, 1028].
Check SDM2 with RAS [1021].
Clean/replace sensor.
Adjust sensor with RAS [6102].
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace sensor.
Replace MM3.
Replace CLK1.
Replace CLK2.
Replace SDM2.
Check SDM3 with RAS [1023].
Replace SDM3.
Check SDF2 with RAS [1017].
Replace SDF2.
Replace CPU-1 board.
Remove banknotes or foreign material.
Visually check if banknote or foreign
material remains.
Visually check the sensor.
Check sensor output with RAS [6502].
Continuity check
Check sensor with RAS [200202, 200302].
Recovery
Remove banknotes or foreign material. Reset
Clean/replace sensor.
Adjust sensor with RAS [6102].
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace sensor.
Replace MM3.
Replace CLK1.
Replace CLK2.
Replace SDM2.
Replace SDM3.
Visually check if banknote or foreign
material remains.
Visually check the sensor.
Check sensor output with RAS [6502].
Continuity check
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Clean/replace sensor.
Adjust sensor with RAS [6102].
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace sensor.
Replace CPU-1 board.
(Checked when)
While banknotes are being fed by reset operation.
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10
Error content
Unit error
Feed return unit error
[Improper setting]
Inlet
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Inlet is not closed.
Cause
Inlet is not closed.
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective photointerrupter
(Detected when)
PIF3 is not blocked. (Inlet is open.)
(Checked when)
While feed return unit is working.
This check is not conducted in the following status:
Standing by
During emergency stop
Waiting for reset
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Visually inspect inlet.
Continuity check
Check PIF3 with RAS [200202, 200302].
Close inlet.
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace PIF3.
12／110
Recovery
Reset
Check the port content by changing the light
receiving/blocking condition of PIF3 while
reading the port with RAS [3002].
Defective CPU-1 board
Replace CPU-1 board.
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Error content
Unit error
Feed return unit error
01
20
[Motor overload]
MK1
01
21
MM1
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Motor does not rotate or cannot reach the specified
speed.
(Detected when)
Motor speed is slower than the specified speed for
500 ms consecutively.
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Recovery
Overload due to wound
banknotes or foreign material
Visually check for wound banknotes or
foreign material.
Remove banknotes or foreign material. Reset
Overload by mechanical causes
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective motor
Find the cause by manually rotating knob.
Continuity check
Remove the cause.
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace motor.
Check operation of motor with RAS
[11XX].
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Replace CPU-1 board.
(Checked when)
Motor is rotating.
01
23
[Malfunction of motor]
Malfunction of MM3
(Phenomenon)
Motor does not rotate.
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Malfunction of MM3
Malfunction of CLK1
(Detected when)
Malfunction of MK1
Transport speed of MK1 is slower than 10mm/s at one Defective CPU-1 board
second after MM3 is turned on while CLK1 is on.
Continuity check
Check MM3 with RAS [1119, 1120].
Check CLK1 with RAS [1025, 1026].
Check MK1 with RAS [1107 - 1110].
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace MM3.
Replace CLK1.
Replace MK1.
Replace CPU-1 board.
Reset
(Checked when)
During aging operation
01
24
Malfunction of MK2
(Phenomenon)
Motor does not rotate. (Stage does not move.)
(Detected when)
Stage of reject block does not reach the directed
position at 3 seconds after MK2 is turned on.
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Malfunction of MK2
Defective photointerrupter
(PIK1, PIK2)
Continuity check
Check MK2 with RAS [1111, 1112].
Check photointerrupter with RAS [200202,
200302].
Defective CPU-1 board
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace MK2.
Replace photointerrupter.
Replace CPU-1 board.
(Checked when)
During stage operation of reject block.
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Error content
Unit error
Feed return unit error
How and when errors are detected
01
25
[Motor over rotative speed]
MK1
(Phenomenon)
01
26
MM1
Motor rotates at excessive speed.
Cause
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective CPU-1 board
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace CPU-1 board.
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Recovery
Reset
(Detected when)
Motor speed is 200mm/sec higher than the specified
speed.
(Checked when)
Motor is rotating.
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01
30
Error content
Unit error
Feed return unit error
[Transport error]
Transport error
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
During banknote taking-in operation, banknotes that
are supposed to be sent from reject block to feed
block are sent to reject transport path.
(Detected when)
PSK5 is blocked.
Cause
PSK5 is blocked by banknote or
foreign material.
Dirty or damaged sensor
Mismatch in optical axes
Malfunction of SDK2
Improper sensor adjustment
(PSK5)
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective sensor (PSK5)
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Visually check if banknote or foreign
material remains.
Visually inspect PSK5.
Visually check that PSK5 is correctly
installed.
Check operation of SDK2 with RAS [1113].
Check sensor output with RAS [6502].
Continuity check
Check PSK5 with RAS [200202, 200302].
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Recovery
Remove banknotes or foreign material. Reset
Clean/replace sensor.
Install sensor correctly.
Replace SDK2.
Adjust sensor with RAS [6102].
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace sensor.
Check the sensor level of PSK5 by changing
the light receiving/blocking condition while
reading the sensor level with RAS [6502].
(Checked when)
While banknotes are being taken in by feeding
operation.
While banknotes are being taken in by retract
operation.
While banknotes are being taken in by reset
operation.
Check the port content by changing the light
receiving/blocking condition or PSK5 while
reading the port with RAS [3002].
Defective CPU-1 board
Replace CPU-1 board.
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Error content
Unit error
Feed return unit error
01
40
[Sensor off-check error]
PSK1L
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
4A
4B
4C
4D
4E
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
PSK1R
PSK2L
PSK2R
PSK3L
PSK3R
PSK4L
PSK4R
PSK5L
PSK5R
PSM1
PSM2
PSM3
PSM4
PSM5
PSF1
PSF2
PSF3
PSF4
PIK1
PIK2
PIF1
PIF2
PIF3
PSF5
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
When LED is turned off, sensor output is not in
“blocked” condition.
(Detected when)
Sensor output is not in “blocked” condition at 50ms
after LED is turned off.
Cause
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective sensor
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Continuity check
Check sensor with RAS [200202, 200302].
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace sensor.
16／110
Recovery
Reset
Check the port content by changing the light
receiving/blocking condition while reading
the port with RAS [3002].
Defective CPU-1 board
Replace CPU-1 board.
(Checked when)
At power-on
At start of transaction
At reset operation
At sensor check by RAS
At aging operation by RAS
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Unit error
Feed return unit error
60
[Sensor on-check error]
PSK1L
01
01
61
62
PSK1R
PSK2L
01
01
63
64
PSK2R
PSK3L
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
65
66
67
68
69
6A
6B
6C
6D
6E
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
PSK3R
PSK4L
PSK4R
PSK5L
PSK5R
PSM1
PSM2
PSM3
PSM4
PSM5
PSF1
PSF2
PSF3
PSF4
PIK1
PIK2
PIF1
PIF2
PIF3
PSF5
Cause
(Phenomenon)
When LED is turned on, sensor output is not in
“cleared” condition.
Remaining banknotes or
foreign material
Dirty or damaged sensor
Mismatch in optical axes
(Detected when)
Sensor output is not in “cleared” condition at 50ms after
LED is turned on.
Improper sensor adjustment
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective sensor
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Visually check if banknote or foreign
material remains.
Visually check the sensor.
Visually check that sensor is correctly
installed.
Check sensor output with RAS [6502].
Continuity check
Check sensor with RAS [200202, 200302].
Recovery
Remove banknotes or foreign material. Reset
Clean/replace sensor.
Install sensor correctly.
Adjust sensor with RAS [6102].
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace sensor.
Check the port content by changing the light
receiving/blocking condition while reading
the port with RAS [3002].
(Checked when)
At aging operation
by RAS
At sensor check by
RAS
During reset
operation
During retract
operation
At start of return
operation
At start of
transaction
01
How and when errors are detected
17／110
PSK1(L/R)
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○
PSK2(L/R)
○
PSK3(L/R)
○
PSK4(L/R)
○
PSK5(L/R)
○
○
○
PSM1
○
○
○
PSM2,3,4,5
○
○
PSF1,2
○
○
PSF3,4
○
○
○
PIK1,2
PIF1
PIF2
PIF3
PSF5
* Only when directed to do so.
● Only at returning reset
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○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
●
○
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
Defective CPU-1 board
Replace CPU-1 board.
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○
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Note: To conduct the sensor on-check of PIF1 during reset operation and aging operation, SDF1
solenoid is energized to push a shield plate (banknote pressing roller) against the transport belt and the
belt is then driven so as to see if PIF1 responds. Then malfunction of SDF1 may lead to this error.
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Error content
Unit error
Feed return unit error
[Unit error]
Unplugged connector
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Signal for “unplugged connector” is received.
Cause
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective CPU-1 board
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Visually check connector. Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace CPU-1 board.
18／110
Recovery
Reset
(Detected when)
Signal for “unplugged connector” is active.
(Checked when)
At all times
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Error content
Unit error
Feed return unit error
[Unit error]
EEPROM
Timeout for writing
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Writing data into EEPROM is not completed within
the specified time.
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Defective CPU-1 board
Replace CPU-1 board.
Defective CPU-1 board
Replace CPU-1 board.
Defective CPU-1 board
Replace CPU-1 board.
19／110
Recovery
Power off and
on, then reset.
(Detected when)
Port for checking completion of writing into
EEPROM does not become on at 20ms after data to
be written into EEPROM are sent.
(Checked when)
Data are written into EEPROM by reset operation etc.
01
92
EEPROM
Error in written data
(Phenomenon)
Data cannot be written into EEPROM.
(Detected when)
Data written into EEPROM are different from data
read out of EEPROM for verification.
(Checked when)
Data are written into EEPROM by reset operation etc.
01
93
EEPROM data error
(Phenomenon)
EEPROM data are broken.
(Detected when)
As both EEPROM data and backup data are broken,
no recovery can be made.
(Checked when)
At power-on
At aging
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Error content
Unit error
Feed return unit error
[Unit error]
Faulty 24V supply
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
24V power is not supplied.
Cause
24V power is not supplied.
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective CPU-1 board
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
20／110
Recovery
Reset
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace CPU-1 board.
(Detected when)
When an error occurs in driving train such as motor,
port for detecting errors in 24V power supply is
checked and faulty condition is found.
(Checked when)
Malfunction of motor occurs.
01
98
ROM error
(Phenomenon)
Program is broken.
Defective CPU-1 board
Download program with RAS [9801]
again.
Replace CPU-1 board.
Defective CPU-1 board
Replace CPU-1 board.
Reset
(Detected when)
Sum of program data is different from data for check.
(Checked when)
During aging
01
99
RAM error
(Phenomenon)
RAM is broken.
(Detected when)
Reversed data cannot be correctly written in.
(Checked when)
During aging
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Unit error
Feed return unit error
How and when errors are detected
01
A0
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
A8
A9
AA
AB
AC
AD
AE
AF
B0
B1
B2
[Sensor D/A value upper limit error]
(Phenomenon)
PSK1L
Sensor output is too high to adjust.
PSK1R
PSK2L
PSK2R
(Detected when)
PSK3L
At sensor adjustment, although the digital
potentiometer output is maximized (minimum gain),
PSK3R
the sensor output is too high and out of the adjustment
PSK4L
range.
PSK4R
PSK5L
PSK5R
(Checked when)
PSM1L
At reset operation
PSM1R
At sensor adjustment with RAS [6002, 6102]
PSM2L
PSM2R
PSM3L
PSM3R
PSM4L
PSM4R
PSM5
01
01
01
01
B4
B5
B6
B7
PSF1
PSF2
PSF3
PSF4
Cause
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective sensor
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Continuity check
Check the sensor level by changing the light
receiving/blocking condition while reading
the sensor level with RAS [6502].
Defective CPU-1 board
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace sensor.
21／110
Recovery
Reset
Replace CPU-1 board.
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Unit error
Feed return unit error
How and when errors are detected
01
C0
01
01
C1
C2
[Sensor D/A value lower limit error]
(Phenomenon)
PSK1L
Sensor output is too low to adjust.
PSK1R
PSK2L
01
C3
PSK2R
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
C4
C5
C6
C7
C8
C9
CA
CB
CC
CD
CE
CF
D0
D1
D2
PSK3L
PSK3R
PSK4L
PSK4R
PSK5L
PSK5R
PSM1L
PSM1R
PSM2L
PSM2R
PSM3L
PSM3R
PSM4L
PSM4R
PSM5
01
01
01
01
D4
D5
D6
D7
PSF1
PSF2
PSF3
PSF4
(Detected when)
At sensor adjustment, although the digital
potentiometer output is minimized (maximum gain),
the sensor output is too low and out of the adjustment
range.
Cause
Remaining banknotes or foreign
material
Dirty or damaged sensor
Mismatch in optical axes
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective sensor
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Visually check if banknote or foreign
material remains.
Visually check the sensor.
Visually check that sensor is correctly
installed.
Continuity check
Check the sensor level by changing the light
receiving/blocking condition while reading
the sensor level with RAS [6502].
Defective CPU-1 board
22／110
Recovery
Remove banknotes or foreign material. Reset
Clean/replace sensor.
Install sensor correctly.
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace sensor.
Replace CPU-1 board.
(Checked when)
At reset operation
At sensor adjustment with RAS
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Unit error
Feed return unit error
01
E0
[Sensor adjustment error]
PSK1L
01
01
01
01
01
E1
E2
E3
E4
E5
PSK1R
PSK2L
PSK2R
PSK3L
PSK3R
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
E6
E7
E8
E9
EA
EB
EC
ED
EE
EF
F0
F1
F2
PSK4L
PSK4R
PSK5L
PSK5R
PSM1L
PSM1R
PSM2L
PSM2R
PSM3L
PSM3R
PSM4L
PSM4R
PSM5
01
01
01
01
F4
F5
F6
F7
PSF1
PSF2
PSF3
PSF4
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Unstable sensor output
Cause
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective sensor
(Detected when)
Defective CPU-1 board
At sensor adjustment, as the sensor level is unstable,
it is not possible to make the sensor output stay within
the adjustment range.
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Continuity check
Check the sensor level by changing the light
receiving/blocking condition while reading
the sensor level with RAS [6502].
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace sensor.
23／110
Recovery
Reset
Replace CPU-1 board.
(Checked when)
At reset operation
At sensor adjustment by RAS [6002, 6102]
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FF
Error content
Unit error
Error detection by transport unit
How and when errors are detected
[Emergency stop signal output error]
(Phenomenon)
Emergency stop signal output
Although an emergency stop signal is received, no
error
error code has been set.
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
24V power is not supplied.
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective CPU1 board
24／110
Recovery
Reset
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace CPU1 board.
(Detected when)
After an emergency stop signal is received from feed
return unit, a sense command is sent to feed return
unit to confirm the error code. No error code is set
after 3 retries.
(Checked when)
An emergency stop signal is received from feed return
unit.
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01
Error content
Unit error
Escrow unit error
[Banknote jam]
PSR1
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Banknote stays on PSR1 (L/R).
(Detected when)
PSR1 cannot be cleared after it has been blocked and
a banknote is transported for 250mm.
(Checked when)
At each of feed/ return/ store/ retract/ reset operations,
banknotes are sent into or out of escrow unit.
Cause
Remaining banknotes or foreign
material
Broken belt
Dirty or damaged sensor
Mismatch in optical axes
Improper sensor adjustment
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective sensor
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Visually check if banknote or foreign
material remains on PSR1 (L/R).
Visual check
Visually check PSR1 (L/R).
Visually check that sensor is correctly
installed.
Check output of PSR1 (L/R) with RAS
[6503].
Continuity check
Check PSR1 (L/R) with RAS [200203,
200303].
Check the sensor level by changing the light
receiving/blocking condition while reading
the PSR1 (L/R) sensor level with RAS
[6503].
Check the port contents by changing the
light receiving/blocking condition while
reading the port with RAS [3003].
Defective CPU3 board
02
02
25／110
] Unit error [Escrow unit]
Improper banknote interval at
PSR1
(Phenomenon)
Next banknote is not sent out of escrow unit.
(Detected when)
When a banknote is sent out of escrow unit, PSR1
remains cleared for a period when a banknote is
supposed to be transported for 300mm.
Remaining banknotes
Drum is manually turned.
Or banknotes are removed.
Broken belt
Improper sensor adjustment
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective sensor
(Checked when)
At each of return/ store/ retract/ reset operations,
banknotes are sent out of escrow unit.
Recovery
Remove banknotes or foreign material. Reset
Replace belt.
Clean/replace sensor.
Install sensor correctly.
Adjust sensor with RAS [6003].
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace sensor.
Replace CPU3 board.
Visually check if banknote remains in the
unit.
Visual inspection
Check output of PSR1 (L/R) with RAS
[6503].
Continuity check
Check PSR1 (L/R) with RAS [200203,
200303].
Check the sensor level by changing the light
receiving/blocking condition while reading
the PSR1 (L/R) sensor level with RAS
[6503].
Check the port contents by changing the
light receiving/blocking condition while
reading the port with RAS [3003].
Defective CPU3 board
Remove banknotes.
Manually set banknotes in the correct
position in the escrow unit.
Replace belts.
Adjust sensor with RAS [6003].
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace sensor.
Replace CPU3 board.
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04
Error content
Unit error
Escrow unit error
[Malfunction]
Tape starting position detection
timeout
How and when errors are detected
Cause
(Phenomenon)
Tape position cannot be adjusted.
Remaining banknotes
Broken belts
Improper sensor adjustment
(Detected when)
In tape position (banknote position) adjustment
operation, despite transportation attempt for the
predetermined distance or period:
- PSR3 (tape 1) is not cleared/ blocked, or
- PSR1 is not cleared/ blocked.
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective sensor
(Checked when)
Condition and timer
PSR1
PSR3
Distance or
bloc clear bloc clear
Defective CPU3 board
period
ked
ed
ked
ed
During tape position adjustment after all
banknotes have been sent out of the
escrow unit, drum is reversed.
During tape position adjustment after all
banknotes have been sent out of the
escrow unit, drum is rotated in normal
direction after PSR3 is cleared.
During tape position adjustment after all
banknotes have been sent out of the
escrow unit, drum is rotated in normal
direction after PSR1 is blocked.
During tape position adjustment in reset
operation, drum is reversed.
During tape position adjustment in reset
operation, drum is rotated in normal
direction after PSR3 is cleared.
During tape position adjustment in reset
operation, drum is rotated in normal
direction after PSR1 is blocked.
Drum is reversed for aging operation.
In reset operation, drum is rotated in
normal direction after PSR3 is cleared.
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○
○
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Visually check for banknotes in the unit.
Visual check
Check output of PSR1 (L/R) and PSR3 with
RAS [6503].
Continuity check
Check PSR1 (L/R) and PSR3 with RAS
[200203, 200303].
Check the sensor level by changing the light
receiving/blocking condition while reading
the PSR1 (L/R) and PSR3 sensor level with
RAS [6503].
Check the port contents by changing the
light receiving/blocking condition while
reading the port with RAS [3003].
Remove banknotes.
Replace belts.
Adjust sensor with RAS [6003].
26／110
Recovery
Reset
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace sensor.
Replace CPU3 board.
500 mm
1 second
○
1 second
○
○
○
500 mm
1 second
○
1 second
○
○
1 second
1 second
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Error content
Unit error
Escrow unit error
[Malfunction]
Tape end 1
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Tape 1 is wound up to the end or broken.
(Detected when)
While MR1 is rotating, PSR3 is cleared for 5
consecutive mecha-clocks.
(Checked when)
MR1 is rotated in normal direction. (storing
banknotes)
During tape position adjustment in return/ reset and
aging operations, PSR3 is blocked when drum is
rotated in normal direction after PSR3 is cleared.
02
06
Tape end 2
(Phenomenon)
Tape 2 is wound up to the end or broken.
(Detected when)
While MR1 is rotating, PIR1 is cleared for 5
consecutive mecha-clocks.
Cause
Tape is wound up to the end.
Tape is broken.
Improper sensor adjustment
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective sensor
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Visually inspect tape.
Visually inspect tape.
Check output of PSR3 with RAS [6503].
Continuity check
Check PSR3 with RAS [200203, 200303].
27／110
Recovery
Reset
Replace tape.
Adjust PSR3 with RAS [6003].
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace sensor.
Check the sensor level by changing the light
receiving/blocking condition while reading
the PSR3 sensor level with RAS [6503].
Check the port contents by changing the
light receiving/blocking condition while
reading the port with RAS [3003].
Defective CPU3 board
Tape is wound up to the end.
Tape is broken.
Improper sensor adjustment
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective sensor
(Checked when)
While MR1 is rotating with the following exceptions:
- when reset operation is started from the clear portion
of tape 2;
- when aging operation is started from the clear
portion of tape 2
Defective CPU3 board
- when MR1 is rotated in normal direction for aging
operation.
Replace CPU3 board.
Visually inspect tape.
Visually inspect tape.
Check output of PIR1 with RAS [6503].
Continuity check
Check PIR1 with RAS [200203, 200303].
Replace tape.
Adjust PIR1 with RAS [6003].
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace sensor.
Check the sensor level by changing the light
receiving/blocking condition while reading
the PIR1 sensor level with RAS [6503].
Check the port contents by changing the
light receiving/blocking condition while
reading the port with RAS [3003].
Replace CPU3 board.
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07
Error content
Unit error
Escrow unit error
How and when errors are detected
[Malfunction]
Erroneous number of banknote in (Phenomenon)
escrow unit
The number of banknotes sent out from the escrow
unit is larger than that stored as data.
(Detected when)
The number of banknotes sent out from the escrow
unit is larger than that counted when banknotes were
sent into the escrow unit by two or more.
Cause
Banknotes are manually placed.
Improper sensor adjustment
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective sensor
(Checked when)
Banknotes are sent out from the escrow unit.
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
28／110
Recovery
Reset
Check output of PSR1 (L/R), PSR3 with
RAS [6503].
Continuity check
Check PSR1 (L/R) with RAS [200203,
200303].
Check the sensor level by changing the light
receiving/blocking condition while reading
the PSR1 (L/R) sensor level with RAS
[6503].
Check the port contents by changing the
light receiving/blocking condition while
reading the port with RAS [3003].
Defective CPU3 board
Adjust sensor with RAS [6003].
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace sensor.
Replace CPU3 board.
Note: As UD-686 does not use the “escrow mode”, this error is not applicable.
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20
Error content
Unit error
Escrow unit error
[Rotational speed too low]
MR1
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Motor rotates slower than the specified speed.
(Detected when)
Transport speed calculated from the mecha-clock
pulses for 100ms is less than 80% of the specified
speed. In case that the specified speed is 1000mm/s
or less, when calculated transport speed drops by
200mm/s from the specified speed.
Cause
Overload due to mechanical
causes
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective motor
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Remove the cause.
Continuity check
Check operation of motor with RAS [1121 1124].
Defective CPU3 board
29／110
Recovery
Reset
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace motor.
Replace CPU3 board.
(Checked when)
from 500ms after motor is energized until it is
de-energized
02
21
[Rotational speed too high]
MR1
(Phenomenon)
Motor rotates faster than the specified speed.
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective CPU3 board
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace CPU3 board.
Reset
(Detected when)
Transport speed calculated from the mecha-clock
pulses for 100ms is more than 120% of the specified
speed. In case that the specified speed is 1000mm/s
or less, when calculated transport speed increases by
200mm/s from the specified speed.
(Checked when)
from 500ms after motor is energized until it is
de-energized
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Error content
Unit error
Escrow unit error
[Continuous operating time too
long]
MR1
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
MR1 has continuously operated more than the
specified period.
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
30／110
Recovery
Reset
Motor continuously is operated
more than 5 minutes.
(Detected when)
Measured continuous operating time of MR1 exceeds
5 minutes.
(Checked when)
While MR1 is rotating.
02
23
[Malfunction]
MR1
(Phenomenon)
MR1 supposed to be standstill starts to rotate.
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective CPU3 board
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace CPU3 board.
Reset
(Detected when)
Transport speed calculated from the mecha-clock
pulses for 100ms is higher than 1000mm/s.
(Checked when)
MR1 is not energized.
motor is turned off)
(except for 500ms after
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Error content
Unit error
Escrow unit error
[Remaining banknotes]
PSR1
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Remaining banknotes on PSR1(L/R).
(Detected when)
One or both of PSR1L and PSR1R are blocked.
(Checked when)
When all banknotes have been sent into the escrow
unit
When all banknotes have been sent out from the
escrow unit
When reset operation of the escrow unit has been
completed
At aging
Cause
Remaining banknotes or foreign
material
Dirty or damaged sensor
Mismatch in optical axes
Defective sensor
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Visually check if banknote or foreign
material remains.
Visually check PSR1 (L/R).
Visually check that PSR1 (L/R) is correctly
installed.
Check PSR1 (L/R) with RAS [200203,
200303].
Check the sensor level by changing the light
receiving/blocking condition while reading
the PSR1 (L/R) sensor level with RAS
[6503].
Check the port contents by changing the
light receiving/blocking condition while
reading the port with RAS [3003].
Defective CPU3 board
31／110
Recovery
Remove banknotes or foreign material. Reset
Clean/replace sensor.
Install sensor correctly.
Replace sensor.
Replace CPU3 board.
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Error content
Unit error
Escrow unit error
02
40
[Sensor off-check error]
PSR1L
02
02
02
41
42
43
PSR1R
PSR3
PIR1
How and when errors are detected
Cause
(Phenomenon)
When LED is turned off, sensor output is not in
“blocked” condition.
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective sensor
(Detected when)
Sensor output is not in “blocked” condition at 10ms
after LED is turned off.
Defective CPU3 board
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Continuity check
Check defective sensor with RAS [200203,
200303].
Check the port contents by changing the
light receiving/blocking condition while
reading the port with RAS [3003].
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace sensor.
32／110
Recovery
Reset
Replace CPU3 board.
(Checked when)
At power-on
At each of feed/ return/ store/ retract/ reset operations,
at the start when banknotes are sent into or out of
escrow unit.
At sensor check by RAS
At aging operation by RAS
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Unit error
Escrow unit error
02
50
[Sensor on-check error]
PSR1L
02
02
51
52
PSR1R
PSR3
02
53
PIR1
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
When LED is turned on, sensor output is not in
“cleared” condition.
(Detected when)
Sensor output is not in “cleared” condition at 10ms
after LED is turned on.
Cause
Remaining banknotes or foreign
material
Dirty or damaged sensor
Mismatch in optical axes
Improper sensor adjustment
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective sensor
(Checked when)
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Visually check if banknote or foreign
material remains.
Visually check the sensor.
Visually check that sensor is correctly
installed.
Check sensor output with RAS [6503].
Continuity check
Check defective sensor with RAS [200203,
200303].
Check the port contents by changing the
light receiving/blocking condition while
reading the port with RAS [3003].
Defective CPU3 board
○
○
At sensor check by RAS
○
○
During aging
At start of sending banknotes out
of escrow
At start of sending banknotes
into escrow unit
PSR1L
PSR1R
PSR3
PIR1
○
○
○
○
○
○
33／110
Recovery
Remove banknotes or foreign material. Reset
Clean/replace sensor.
Install sensor correctly.
Adjust sensor with RAS [6103].
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace sensor.
Replace CPU3 board.
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02
02
02
61
62
63
Error content
Unit error
Escrow unit error
How and when errors are detected
[Sensor D/A value upper limit error]
(Phenomenon)
PSR1L
Sensor output is too high for adjustment. (In case of
PIR1, sensor output is too low for adjustment.)
PSR1R
PSR3
PIR1
(Detected when)
At sensor adjustment, when the digital potentiometer
output is set to the maximum, the sensor output is
above the adjustment range. (In case of PIR1, the
sensor output is below the adjustment range.)
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Sensor is adjusted at clear portion Visually check tape portion.
of tape.
(PSR3, PIR1)
Make sensor adjustment at black
portion of tape.
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective sensor
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace sensor.
Continuity check
Check the sensor level by changing the light
receiving/blocking condition while reading
the sensor level with RAS [6503].
Defective CPU3 board
34／110
Recovery
Reset
Replace CPU3 board.
Error is detected when:
PSR1L: 4.00V or more
PSR1R: 4.00V or more
PSR3: 0.65V or more
PIR1: 3.80V or less
(Checked when)
At each of feed/ return/ store/ retract/ reset operations,
at the start when banknotes are sent into or out of
escrow unit.
At sensor adjustment by RAS
At aging operation by RAS
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Unit error
Escrow unit error
How and when errors are detected
02
70
02
02
71
72
[Sensor D/A value lower limit error]
(Phenomenon)
PSR1L
Sensor output is too low to adjust. (as to PIR1 too
“high”)
PSR1R
PSR3
02
73
PIR1
(Detected when)
At sensor adjustment, when the digital potentiometer
output is minimized, the sensor output is too low and
out of the adjustment range. (as to PIR1 too “high”)
Cause
Remaining banknotes or foreign
material
Dirty or damaged sensor
Mismatch in optical axes
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective sensor
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Visually check if banknote or foreign
material remains.
Visually check the sensor.
Visually check that sensor is correctly
installed.
Continuity check
Check the sensor level by changing the light
receiving/blocking condition while reading
the sensor level with RAS [6503].
Defective CPU3 board
35／110
Recovery
Remove banknotes or foreign material. Reset
Clean/replace sensor.
Install sensor correctly.
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace sensor.
Replace CPU3 board.
Error is detected when:
PSR1L: lower than 3.60V
PSR1R: lower than 3.60V
PSR3: lower than 0.20V
PIR1: higher than 4.20V
(Checked when)
At each of feed/ return/ store/ retract/ reset operations,
at the start when banknotes are sent into or out of
escrow unit.
At sensor adjustment by RAS
At aging operation by RAS
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Unit error
Escrow unit error
02
80
[Sensor adjustment error]
PSR1L
02
02
02
81
82
83
PSR1R
PSR3
PIR1
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Unstable sensor output
Cause
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective sensor
(Detected when)
Defective CPU3 board
At sensor adjustment, as the sensor level is unstable,
it is not possible to make the sensor output stay within
the adjustment range.
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Continuity check
Check the sensor level by changing the light
receiving/blocking condition while reading
the sensor level with RAS [6503].
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace sensor.
36／110
Recovery
Reset
Replace CPU3 board.
(Checked when)
At reset operation
At sensor adjustment by RAS
At aging operation by RAS
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Error content
Unit error
Escrow unit error
[Unit error]
Unplugged connector
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Signal for “unplugged connector” is received.
Cause
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective CPU3 board
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace CPU3 board.
37／110
Recovery
Reset
(Detected when)
Signal for “unplugged connector” is active.
(Checked when)
At all times
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Error content
Unit error
Escrow unit error
[Unit error]
EEPROM
Timeout for writing
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Writing data into EEPROM is not completed within
the specified time.
(Detected when)
Port for checking completion of writing into
EEPROM does not become on at 20ms after data to
be written into EEPROM are sent.
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Defective CPU3 board
Replace CPU3 board.
Defective CPU3 board
Replace CPU3 board.
Defective CPU3 board
Replace CPU3 board.
38／110
Recovery
Power off and
on, then reset.
(Checked when)
Data are written into EEPROM by reset operation etc.
02
92
EEPROM
Error in written data
(Phenomenon)
Data cannot be written into EEPROM.
(Detected when)
Data written into EEPROM are different from data
read out of EEPROM for verification.
(Checked when)
Data are written into EEPROM by reset operation etc.
02
93
EEPROM data error
(Phenomenon)
EEPROM data are broken.
(Detected when)
As both EEPROM data and backup data are broken,
no recovery can be made.
(Checked when)
At power-on
At aging
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Error content
Unit error
Escrow unit error
[Unit error]
Faulty 24V supply
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
24V power is not supplied.
Cause
24V power is not supplied.
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective CPU3 board
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
39／110
Recovery
Reset
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace CPU3 board.
(Detected when)
When an error occurs in driving train such as motor,
port for detecting errors in 24V is checked and faulty
condition is found.
(Checked when)
Malfunction of MR1 occurs.
02
98
ROM error
(Phenomenon)
Program is broken.
Defective CPU3 board
Download program with RAS [9802]
again.
Replace CPU3 board.
Defective CPU3 board
Replace CPU3 board.
Power off and
on, then reset.
(Detected when)
Sum of program data is different from data for check.
(Checked when)
During aging
02
99
RAM error
(Phenomenon)
RAM is broken.
(Detected when)
Reversed data cannot be correctly written in.
(Checked when)
During aging
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Error content
Unit error
Error detection by transport unit
How and when errors are detected
[Emergency stop signal output error]
(Phenomenon)
Emergency stop signal output
Although an emergency stop signal is received, no
error
error code has been set.
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
24V power is not supplied.
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective CPU3 board
40／110
Recovery
Reset
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace CPU3 board.
(Detected when)
After an emergency stop signal is received from
escrow unit, a sense command is sent to escrow unit
to confirm the error code. No error code is set after
3 retries.
(Checked when)
An emergency stop signal is received from escrow
unit.
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41／110
] Unit error [Cassette]
Error content
Unit error
Cassette error
[Banknote jam]
Banknote jam
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Banknote jam around cassette inlet
(Detected when)
- PS7 is not blocked when banknote is supposed to be
sent 150mm after diversion timing signal detection.
- PSC1, PSC3 or PSG1 (depending on diversion
direction) is not blocked when banknote is supposed
to be sent 240mm after PS7 is blocked.
- PSC1 or PSC2 is continuously blocked while
banknote is supposed to be sent 360mm.
- PSG1 is continuously blocked while banknote is
supposed to be sent 900mm.
(Checked when)
Banknotes are being sent to cassettes by store/ retract/
reset operation.
Cause
Remaining banknotes or foreign
material
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Visually check if banknote or foreign
material remains around cassette inlet.
Poor contact at connectors due to Visually check if cassette is correctly set.
defective cassette
Dirty or damaged sensor
Visually check PSC1 (L/R), PSC3 (L/R),
PSG1 (LL, LR, RL, and RR).
Mismatch in optical axes
Visually check that PSC1 (L/R), PSC3
(L/R), PSG1 (LL, LR, RL, and RR) are
correctly installed.
Improper sensor adjustment
Check the sensor level of PSC1 (L/R), PSC3
(L/R), PSG1(LL, LR, RL, and RR) with
RAS [6504].
Unplugged connector, broken
Continuity check
wire
Defective sensor
Check PSC1 (L/R), PSC3 (L/R), PSG1 (LL,
LR, RL, RR) with RAS [200204, 200304].
Recovery
Remove banknotes or foreign material. Reset
Set cassette correctly.
Clean/replace sensor.
Install sensor correctly.
Check sensor with RAS [6004, 6104].
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace sensor.
Check the sensor level by changing the light
receiving/blocking condition while reading
the sensor level with RAS [6504].
Check the port contents by changing the
light receiving/blocking condition while
reading the port with RAS [3004].
Defective CPU-2 board
Replace CPU-2 board.
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Unit error
Cassette error
03
02
[Wrong diversion]
Front cassette
03
03
03
04
Rear cassette
Capture Bin
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Banknote is sent to a place other than the correct
destination.
The place where banknote has been sent is shown by
error contents.
(Detected when)
PSC1, PSC3 or PSG1 is blocked when it should not
be blocked.
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Foreign material is transported.
Visually check if foreign material exists
around cassette inlet.
Poor contact at connectors due to Visually check if cassette is correctly set.
defective cassette
Remove foreign material.
Defective solenoid
Replace solenoid.
Dirty or damaged sensor
Mismatch in optical axes
(Checked when)
Banknotes are being sent to cassettes by store/ retract/ Improper sensor adjustment
reset operation.
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective sensor
Check operation of SDG1 and SDG2 with
RAS [1029, 1039].
Visually check PSC1 (L/R), PSC3 (L/R),
PSG1 (LL, LR, RL, and RR).
Recovery
Reset
Set cassette correctly.
Clean/replace sensor.
Visually check that PSC1 (L/R), PSC3
(L/R), PSG1 (LL, LR, RL, and RR) are
correctly installed.
Check the sensor output of PSC1 (L/R),
PSC3 (L/R), PSG1 (LL, LR, RL, and RR)
with RAS [6504].
Install sensor correctly.
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace sensor.
Check PSC1 (L/R), PSC3 (L/R), PSG1 (LL,
LR, RL, RR) with RAS [200204, 200304].
42／110
Check sensor with RAS [6004, 6104].
Check the sensor level by changing the light
receiving/blocking condition while reading
the sensor level with RAS [6504].
Check the port contents by changing the
light receiving/blocking condition while
reading the port with RAS [3004].
Defective CPU-2 board
Replace CPU-2 board.
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Error content
Unit error
Cassette error
[Banknote jam]
Unexpected sensor blocking
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
No instruction from transport unit on where banknote
should be sent
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Poor contact at connectors due to Visually check if cassette is correctly set.
defective cassette
Unplugged connector, broken
Continuity check
wire
Defective CPU-2 board
Set cassette correctly.
43／110
Recovery
Reset
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace CPU-2 board.
(Detected when)
Data for banknote destination after diversion is not set
when diverter is controlled.
(Checked when)
Banknotes are sent to cassette in store/retract
operations and PS7 is blocked.
03
06
Overflow of banknote transport
condition monitoring data
(Phenomenon)
More than 4 banknotes stay between PS7 and one of
PSC1, PSC3 or PSG1.
(Detected when)
Registration cannot be made because of ‘area-full’
condition when banknote information registration to
banknote transport condition monitoring data is tried.
Holed/torn banknote is
transported that can cause
erroneous counting.
Poor contact at connectors due to
defective cassette
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective CPU-2 board
Visually check for holed banknotes/ broken
banknotes.
Holed/torn banknote is
transported that can cause
erroneous counting.
Visually check for holed banknotes/ broken
banknotes.
Visually check if cassette is correctly set.
Set cassette correctly.
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace CPU-2 board.
(Checked when)
Banknotes are sent to cassette in store/ retract/ reset
operations and PS7 is blocked.
03
07
Erroneous banknote transport
condition monitoring data
(Phenomenon)
Abnormal banknote transport condition monitoring
data
(Detected when)
Poor contact at connectors due to Visually check if cassette is correctly set.
defective cassette
No banknote transport condition monitoring data
exists when banknote passes one of PS7, PSC1, PSC3 Unplugged connector, broken
Continuity check
or PSG1 and clearing such data is tried.
wire
Defective CPU-2 board
Set cassette correctly.
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace CPU-2 board.
(Checked when)
Banknotes are sent to cassette in store/ retract/ reset
operations and pass one of PSC1, PSC3 or PSG1.
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Error content
Unit error
Cassette error
[Motor overload]
MG1
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Motor cannot reach the specified speed.
(Detected when)
Motor speed is slower than the specified speed for
500 ms consecutively.
Cause
Overload due to wound
banknotes or foreign material
Overload by mechanical causes
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective motor
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Visually check for wound banknotes or
foreign material.
Find the cause by manually rotating knob.
Continuity check
Check operation of motor with RAS [1125
-1128].
Defective CPU-2 board
44／110
Recovery
Remove banknotes or foreign material. Reset
Remove the cause.
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace motor.
Replace CPU-2 board.
(Checked when)
Motor is rotating.
03
25
[Motor over rotative speed]
MG1
(Phenomenon)
Motor rotates at excessive speed.
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective CPU-2 board
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace CPU-2 board.
Reset
Check operation of motor with RAS [1033, Replace motor.
1035].
Stage cannot be unlocked.
Visually check if stage lock is unlocked with Remove the cause.
cassette in set position.
Set cassette correctly.
Poor contact at connectors due to Visually check if cassette is correctly set.
defective cassette
Unplugged connector, broken
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
wire
Repair/replace wires.
Check photointerrupter with RAS [200204, Replace photointerrupter.
Defective photointerrupter
200304].
front (PIC4, PIC6)
Check the port contents by changing the
rear (PIC1, PIC3)
light receiving/blocking condition of
photointerrupter while reading the port with
RAS [3004].
Defective CPU-2 board
Replace CPU-2 board.
Reset
(Detected when)
Motor speed is 200mm/sec higher than the specified
speed.
(Checked when)
Motor is rotating.
03
28
[Malfunction]
Front cassette stage
03
29
Rear cassette stage
(Phenomenon)
Stage cannot be raised or lowered.
(Detected when)
Stage does not reach upper/lower limit at 6 seconds
after MC1/MC2 is turned on.
(Checked when)
Stage is moved at store/ retract/ reset/ aging
operations.
PSC2/PSC4 are adjusted by RAS sensor adjustment
command.
Malfunction of motor
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Unit error
Cassette error
03
40
[Sensor off-check error]
PSG1LL
03
03
03
03
03
03
03
03
03
03
03
03
03
03
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
4A
4B
4C
4D
4E
PSG1LR
PSG1RL
PSG1RR
PSG2
PSC1L
PSC1R
PSC2L
PSC2R
PSC3L
PSC3R
PSC4L
PSC4R
PSC5
PSC6
03
03
03
03
03
03
52
53
54
55
56
57
PIC1
PIC2
PIC3
PIC4
PIC5
PIC6
How and when errors are detected
Cause
(Phenomenon)
When LED is turned off, sensor output is not in
“blocked” condition.
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective sensor
(Detected when)
Sensor output is not in “blocked” condition at 50ms
after LED is turned off.
Defective CPU-2 board
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Continuity check
Check sensor with RAS [200204, 200304].
Check the port contents by changing the
light receiving/blocking condition of sensor
while reading the port with RAS [3004].
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace sensor.
45／110
Recovery
Reset
Replace CPU-2 board.
(Checked when)
At power-on
At start of store operation
At start of reject operation
At reset
At sensor check with RAS
At aging operation by RAS
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Unit error
Cassette error
How and when errors are detected
03
60
[Sensor on-check error]
PSG1LL
03
03
03
03
61
62
63
64
PSG1LR
PSG1RL
PSG1RR
PSG2
(Detected when)
03
03
65
66
PSC1L
PSC1R
Sensor output is not in “cleared” condition at 50ms
after LED is turned on.
03
03
03
03
03
03
03
03
67
68
69
6A
6B
6C
6D
6E
PSC2L
PSC2R
PSC3L
PSC3R
PSC4L
PSC4R
PSC5
PSC6
(Checked when)
03
03
03
03
03
03
72
73
74
75
76
77
PIC1
PIC2
PIC3
PIC4
PIC5
PIC6
(Phenomenon)
When LED is turned on, sensor output is not in
“cleared” condition.
At sensor
adjustment by
RAS
During aging
operation
During reset
operation
At start of store
operation
PSG1LL
○
○
PSG1LR
○
○
PSG1RL
○
○
PSG1RR
○
○
PSG2
PSC1L
○
○
PSC1R
○
○
PSC2L
PSC2R
PSC3L
○
○
PSC3R
○
○
PSC4L
PSC4R
PSC5
PSC6
PIC1
○
PIC2
○
PIC3
○
PIC4
○
PIC5
○
PIC6
○
* Only when directed to do so.
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
Cause
Remaining banknotes or foreign
material
Poor contact at connectors due to
defective cassette
Dirty or damaged sensor
Mismatch in optical axes
Improper sensor adjustment
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective sensor
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Visually check if banknote or foreign
material remains.
Visually check if cassette is correctly set.
Visually check the sensor.
Visually check that sensor is correctly
installed.
Check the sensor output with RAS [6504].
Continuity check
Check sensor with RAS [200204, 200304].
Check the port contents by changing the
light receiving/blocking condition of sensor
while reading the port with RAS [3004].
Defective CPU-2 board
46／110
Recovery
Remove banknotes or foreign material. Reset
Set cassette correctly.
Clean/replace sensor.
Install sensor correctly.
Check sensor with RAS [6104].
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace sensor.
Replace CPU-2 board.
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TMB6
No.
3461
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80
Error content
Unit error
Cassette error
[EEPROM error]
Front EEPROM
No response
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
No response from EEPROM in front cassette
(Detected when)
No response from EEPROM when data are written
into or read out of EEPROM
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Poor contact at connectors due to Visually check if cassette is correctly set.
defective cassette
Unplugged connector, broken
Continuity check
wire
Defective EEPROM
Defective CPU-2 board
Set cassette correctly.
47／110
Recovery
Power off and
on, then reset.
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace EEPROM.
Replace CPU-2 board.
(Checked when)
Data are written into EEPROM by reset operation etc.
03
81
Front EEPROM
Timeout for writing
(Phenomenon)
Writing data into EEPROM in front cassette is not
completed within the specified time.
(Detected when)
No response for completion of writing has been made
from EEPROM at 20ms after data to be written into
EEPROM are sent.
Poor contact at connectors due to Visually check if cassette is correctly set.
defective cassette
Unplugged connector, broken
Continuity check
wire
Defective EEPROM
Defective CPU-2 board
Set cassette correctly.
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace EEPROM.
Replace CPU-2 board.
(Checked when)
Data are written into EEPROM by reset operation etc.
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82
Error content
Unit error
Cassette error
[EEPROM error]
Front EEPROM
Error in written data
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Data cannot be written into EEPROM in front
cassette.
(Detected when)
Data written into EEPROM are different from data
read out of EEPROM for verification.
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Poor contact at connectors due to Visually check if cassette is correctly set.
defective cassette
Unplugged connector, broken
Continuity check
wire
Defective EEPROM
Defective CPU-2 board
Set cassette correctly.
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Recovery
Power off and
on, then reset.
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace EEPROM.
Replace CPU-2 board.
(Checked when)
Data are written into EEPROM by reset operation etc.
03
83
Front EEPROM
Data error
(Phenomenon)
Data of EEPROM in front cassette are broken.
(Detected when)
As both EEPROM data and backup data are broken,
no recovery can be made.
Poor contact at connectors due to Visually check if cassette is correctly set.
defective cassette
Unplugged connector, broken
Continuity check
wire
Defective EEPROM
Defective CPU-2 board
Set cassette correctly.
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace EEPROM.
Replace CPU-2 board.
(Checked when)
At power-on
At aging
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85
Error content
Unit error
Cassette error
[EEPROM error]
Rear EEPROM
No response
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
No response from EEPROM in rear cassette
(Detected when)
No response from EEPROM when data are written
into or read out of EEPROM
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Poor contact at connectors due to Visually check if cassette is correctly set.
defective cassette
Unplugged connector, broken
Continuity check
wire
Defective EEPROM
Defective CPU-2 board
Set cassette correctly.
49／110
Recovery
Power off and
on, then reset.
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace EEPROM.
Replace CPU-2 board.
(Checked when)
Data are written into EEPROM by reset operation etc.
03
86
Rear EEPROM
Timeout for writing
(Phenomenon)
Writing data into EEPROM in rear cassette is not
completed within the specified time.
(Detected when)
No response for completion of writing has been made
from EEPRM at 20ms after data to be written into
EEPROM are sent.
Poor contact at connectors due to Visually check if cassette is correctly set.
defective cassette
Unplugged connector, broken
Continuity check
wire
Defective EEPROM
Defective CPU-2 board
Set cassette correctly.
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace EEPROM.
Replace CPU-2 board.
(Checked when)
Data are written into EEPROM by reset operation etc.
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87
Error content
Unit error
Cassette error
[EEPROM error]
Rear EEPROM
Error in written data
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Data cannot be written into EEPROM in rear cassette.
(Detected when)
Data written into EEPROM are different from data
read out of EEPROM for verification.
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Poor contact at connectors due to Visually check if cassette is correctly set.
defective cassette
Unplugged connector, broken
Continuity check
wire
Defective EEPROM
Defective CPU-2 board
Set cassette correctly.
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Recovery
Power off and
on, then reset.
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace EEPROM.
Replace CPU-2 board.
(Checked when)
Data are written into EEPROM by reset operation etc.
03
88
Rear EEPROM
Defective data
(Phenomenon)
Data of EEPROM in rear cassette are broken.
(Detected when)
As both EEPROM data and backup data are broken,
no recovery can be made.
Poor contact at connectors due to Visually check if cassette is correctly set.
defective cassette
Unplugged connector, broken
Continuity check
wire
Defective EEPROM
Defective CPU-2 board
Set cassette correctly.
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace EEPROM.
Replace CPU-2 board.
(Checked when)
At power-on
At aging
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90
Error content
Unit error
Cassette error
[Unit error]
Unplugged connector
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Signal for “unplugged connector” is received.
Cause
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective CPU-2 board
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace CPU-2 board.
51／110
Recovery
Reset
(Detected when)
Signal for “unplugged connector” is active.
(Checked when)
At all times
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91
Error content
Unit error
Cassette error
[Unit error]
EEPROM
Timeout for writing
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Writing data into EEPROM in CPU-2 board is not
completed within the specified time.
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Defective CPU-2 board
Replace CPU-2 board.
Defective CPU-2 board
Replace CPU-2 board.
Defective CPU-2 board
Replace CPU-2 board.
52／110
Recovery
Power off and
on, then reset.
(Detected when)
No response for completion of writing has been made
at 20ms after data to be written into EEPROM are
sent.
(Checked when)
Data are written into EEPROM by reset operation etc.
03
92
EEPROM
Error in written data
(Phenomenon)
Data cannot be written into EEPROM in CPU-2
board.
(Detected when)
Data written into EEPROM are different from data
read out of EEPROM for verification.
(Checked when)
Data are written into EEPROM by reset operation etc.
03
93
EEPROM data error
(Phenomenon)
Data of EEPROM in CPU-2 board are broken.
(Detected when)
As both EEPROM data and backup data are broken,
no recovery can be made.
(Checked when)
At power-on
At aging
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94
Error content
Unit error
Cassette error
[Unit error]
Faulty 24V supply
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
24V power is not supplied.
Cause
24V power is not supplied.
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective CPU-2 board
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
53／110
Recovery
Reset
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace CPU-2 board.
(Detected when)
When an error occurs in driving train such as motor,
port for detecting errors in 24V power supply is
checked and faulty condition is found.
(Checked when)
Malfunction of MG1, MC1 or MC2 occurs.
03
98
ROM error
(Phenomenon)
Program is broken.
Defective CPU-2 board
Download program again with RAS
[9803].
Replace CPU-2 board.
Defective CPU-2 board
Replace CPU-2 board.
Power off and
on, then reset.
(Detected when)
Sum of program data is different from data for check.
(Checked when)
During aging
03
99
RAM error
(Phenomenon)
RAM is broken.
(Detected when)
Reversed data cannot be correctly written in.
(Checked when)
During aging
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A0
03
03
03
03
03
03
03
03
03
03
03
03
03
03
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
A8
A9
AA
AB
AC
AD
AE
Error content
Unit error
Cassette error
How and when errors are detected
[Sensor D/A value upper limit error]
(Phenomenon)
PSG1LL
Sensor output is too high for adjustment.
PSG1LR
PSG1RL
PSG1RR
(Detected when)
PSG2
At sensor adjustment, when the digital potentiometer
output is set to the maximum (the gain is minimized),
PSC1L
the sensor output is above the adjustment range.
PSC1R
PSC2L
PSC2R
PSC3L
(Checked when)
PSC3R
At reset operation
PSC4L
At sensor adjustment by RAS
PSC4R
PSC5
PSC6
Cause
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective sensor
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Continuity check
Check the sensor level by changing the light
receiving/blocking condition while reading
the sensor level with RAS [6504].
Defective CPU-2 board
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace sensor.
54／110
Recovery
Reset
Replace CPU-2 board.
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Error content
Unit error
Cassette error
How and when errors are detected
03
C0
03
03
03
03
C1
C2
C3
C4
03
C5
[Sensor D/A value lower limit error]
(Phenomenon)
PSG1LL
Sensor output is too low for adjustment.
PSG1LR
PSG1RL
PSG1RR
(Detected when)
PSG2
At sensor adjustment, when the digital potentiometer
output is set to the minimum (the gain is maximized),
the sensor output is below the adjustment range.
PSC1L
03
03
03
03
03
03
03
03
03
C6
C7
C8
C9
CA
CB
CC
CD
CE
PSC1R
PSC2L
PSC2R
PSC3L
PSC3R
PSC4L
PSC4R
PSC5
PSC6
(Checked when)
Reset operation
Sensor adjustment by RAS [6002, 6102]
Cause
Remaining banknotes or foreign
material
Poor connector contact because
of improper cassette setting
Dirty or damaged sensor
Mismatch in optical axes
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective sensor
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Recovery
Visually check if banknote or foreign
material remains.
Visually check if cassette is correctly set.
Remove banknotes or foreign material. Reset
Visually check the sensor.
Visually check that sensor is correctly
installed.
Continuity check
Clean/replace sensor.
Install sensor correctly.
Check the sensor level by changing the light
receiving/blocking condition while reading
the sensor level with RAS [6504].
Defective CPU-2 board
55／110
Set cassette correctly.
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace sensor.
Replace CPU-2 board.
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Error content
Unit error
Cassette error
03
E0
[Sensor adjustment error]
PSG1LL
03
03
03
03
03
03
03
03
03
03
03
03
03
03
E1
E2
E3
E4
E5
E6
E7
E8
E9
EA
EB
EC
ED
EE
PSG1LR
PSG1RL
PSG1RR
PSG2
PSC1L
PSC1R
PSC2L
PSC2R
PSC3L
PSC3R
PSC4L
PSC4R
PSC5
PSC6
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Unstable sensor output
Cause
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective sensor
(Detected when)
Defective CPU-2 board
At sensor adjustment, as the sensor level is unstable,
it is not possible to make the sensor output stay within
the adjustment range.
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Continuity check
Check the sensor level by changing the light
receiving/blocking condition while reading
the sensor level with RAS [6504].
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace sensor.
56／110
Recovery
Reset
Replace CPU-2 board.
(Checked when)
At reset operation
At sensor adjustment by RAS [6002, 6102]
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03
FF
Error content
Unit error
Error detection by transport unit
How and when errors are detected
Cause
[Emergency stop signal output error]
(Phenomenon)
24V power is not supplied.
Emergency stop signal output
error
Though an emergency stop signal is received, no error Unplugged connector, broken
code has been set.
wire
Defective CPU-2 board
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
57／110
Recovery
Reset
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace CPU-2 board.
(Detected when)
After an emergency stop signal is received from a
cassette, a sense command is sent to the cassette to
confirm the error code. No error code is set after 3
retries.
(Checked when)
Emergency stop signal is received from a cassette.
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TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
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58／110
7- 4. [3001 - 3002] Rotation detection error [Rotational speed too high]
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code
Error content
Rotation detection error
Rotational speed too high
30
01
M1
30
02
M2
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Motor rotates faster than the specified speed.
Cause
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective CPU-T board
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace CPU-1T board.
Recovery
Reset
(Detected when)
Transport speed calculated from the mecha-clock
pulses for 100ms is more than 112.5% of the specified
speed (1600mm/s).
(Checked when)
from 1s after motor is energized until it is
de-energized
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3461
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7- 5. [3011 - 3012] Rotation detection error [Rotational speed too low]
Detailed
code
30
30
11
12
Error content
Rotation detection error
Rotational speed too low
M1
M2
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Motor rotates slower than the specified speed.
(Detected when)
Transport speed calculated from the mecha-clock
pulses for 100ms is less than 87.5% of the specified
speed (1600mm/s).
Cause
Banknote or foreign material
blocks the transport path.
Broken belt, belt out of place
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective motor
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Visually check the transport path.
Remove banknote or foreign material.
Visually check belts.
Continuity check
Replace/install belt.
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace motor.
Check motor operation by RAS [1101 1106].
Defective CPU-T board
Recovery
Reset
Replace CPU-1T board.
(Checked when)
from 1s after motor is energized until it is
de-energized
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TMB6
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3461
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7- 6. [3021 - 3022] Rotation detection error [Motor continuous operation beyond time limit]
Detailed
code
30
30
21
22
Error content
Rotation detection error
Continuous operation beyond time limit
M1
M2
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Motor is continuously energized beyond the time
limit.
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Recovery
Reset
Motor is continuously energized
for more than 5 minutes.
(Detected when)
Motor continuously rotates 5 minutes.
(Checked when)
Motor is not energized.
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TMB6
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3461
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7- 7. [3031 - 3032] Rotation detection error [Operational error]
Detailed
code
Error content
Rotation detection error
Abnormal operation
How and when errors are detected
30
31
M1
(Phenomenon)
30
32
M2
Motor supposed to be standstill starts to rotate.
Cause
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective CPU-T board
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace CPU-1T board.
Recovery
Reset
(Detected when)
Motor supposed to be standstill rotates at a speed
higher than the specified limit (500mm/sec).
(Checked when)
Motor is not energized. (except for one second after
motor is turned off)
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7- 8. [3101 - 3114] Banknote jam [Remaining banknotes]
Detailed
code
Error content
Banknote jam
Remaining banknotes
31
01
PS1
31
31
02
03
PS2
PS3
31
04
PS4
31
31
31
31
05
06
07
08
PS5
PS6
PS7
PS8
How and when errors are detected
Cause
(Phenomenon)
Banknote remains on sensor.
Remaining banknotes or foreign
material
Dirty or damaged sensor
Mismatch in optical axes
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Improper sensor adjustment
Defective sensor
(Detected when)
Sensor is in “blocked” condition.
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Visually check if banknote or foreign
material remains.
Visually check the sensor.
Visually check that sensor is correctly
installed.
Continuity check
Check sensor output with RAS [6501].
Check sensor with RAS [200201, 200301].
Recovery
Remove banknotes or foreign material. Reset
Clean/replace sensor.
Install sensor correctly.
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Adjust sensor with RAS [60XX].
Replace sensor.
Check the port content by changing the light
receiving/blocking condition while reading
the port with RAS [3001].
Defective CPU-T board
Replace CPU-T board.
(Checked when)
At start of count operation
At end of count operation (*1)
At start of store operation
At end of store operation
At start of return operation
At end of return operation (*2)
At end of retract operation
(reject to feed)
At start of retract operation
(reject to feed)
At end of retract operation
(feed to CB)
At start of retract operation
(feed to CB)
At end of retract operation
(escrow to cassetter or CB)
At start of retract operation
(escrow to cassetter or CB)
At end of retract operation
(escrow to reject)
At start of retract operation
(escrow to reject)
At end of retract operation
(feed to reject)
At start of retract operation
(feed to reject)
At end of retract operation
(inlet to feed)
At start of retract operation
(inlet to feed)
At end of retract operation
Sensor
PS1
PS2
PS3
PS4
PS5
PS6
PS7
PS8
At start of taking-in operation
Each
operation
(*3)
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*1: When some banknotes have been rejected, after
those rejected notes are removed.
*2: After returned notes are removed.
However in case of separate (two or more) return
operation, after returned banknotes by the last
return operation are removed.
*3: In reset operation, no remaining banknote check is
conducted.
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TMB6
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3461
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7- 9. [3201 - 3212] Banknote jam [Banknote jam in a section]
Detailed
code
Error content
Banknote jam
Banknote jam in a section
How and when errors are detected
Cause
32
01
Between PSM5 and PS1
(Phenomenon)
32
32
02
03
Between PS1 and PS2
Between PS2 and PS3
Banknotes remain on sensor or between sensors more
than the specified period.
32
32
04
05
Between PS3 and PS4
Between PS4 and PS5
(Detected when)
- 3201
In mecha-clock interrupt processing, timer is set for
PS1 to be passed by a banknote when PSM5 is once
Between PS4 and PS6
blocked and cleared. PS1 is not cleared within the
Between PS5 and escrow unit
timer period.
(PSR1)
Between escrow unit (PSR1) and - 3202 through 3212
In mecha-clock interrupt processing, timer is set for
PS5
the next sensor to be reached by a banknote when
Between PS6 and reject block
each sensor is once blocked and cleared. The next
(PSK5)
sensor is not reached within the timer period.
Between PS1 and PS8
Between PS5 and PS4
32
32
06
07
32
08
32
32
32
32
09
10
11
12
Between PS8 and PS7
Between PS5 and PS6
Between PS4 and PS7
Remaining banknotes or foreign
material
Abnormal count by pass sensor
due to unusual banknote or
feeding operation
Dirty or damaged sensor
Mismatch in optical axes
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Improper sensor adjustment
Defective sensor
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Visually check if banknote or foreign
material remains.
Visually check for banknotes that are
remaining on transport path, unusual
banknotes or foreign material.
Visually check the sensor.
Visually check that sensor is correctly
installed.
Continuity check
Check sensor output with RAS [65XX].
Check sensor with RAS [2002XX,
2003XX].
Recovery
Remove banknotes or foreign material. Reset
Remove banknotes or foreign material.
Clean/replace sensor.
Install sensor correctly.
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Adjust sensor with RAS [60XX].
Replace sensor.
Check the port content by changing the light
receiving/blocking condition while reading
the port with RAS [30XX].
Defective CPU-T board
Replace CPU-T board.
(Checked when)
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* Refer to the “Function
Specification” for when each
operation is conducted.
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Moving banknotes in
feed block to RJ
Returning banknotes
from escrow unit
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CB store operation
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Store operation
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Return operation
(incl. store operation)
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Count operation
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Clearing feed block
Section
PSM5 - PS1
PS1 - PS2
PS2 - PS3
PS3 - PS4
PS4 - PS5
PS5 - PS4
PS4 - PS6
PS5 - PSR1
PSR1 - PS5
PS6 - PSK5
PS1 - PS8
PS8 - PS7
PS5 - PS6
PS4 - PS7
Cleaning transport
(CB transport path)
Cleaning transport
(store path)
Cleaning transport
(return path)
Cleaning transport
(transport path)
Each
operation (*)
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GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
64／110
7-10. [3301 - 3314] Banknote jam [Unexpected sensor blocking error]
Detailed
code
Error content
Banknote jam
Unexpected sensor blocking
How and when errors are detected
Cause
(Phenomenon)
1. Sensor located in a place where banknotes should
not be sent is blocked.
33
01
PS1
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02
03
04
PS2
PS3
PS4
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33
05
06
PS5
PS6
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07
PS7
33
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08
11
14
PS8
(Detected when)
PSK5 (transport block detection) 1. While banknotes are being transported, sensors are
monitored for blocked condition.
PSR1 (transport block detection)
2. Pass sensor information is controlled for each
banknote being transported. Transport of each
banknote is traced by blocked pass sensors.
2. During transport operation, sensor is blocked at a
time when no sensor blocking is expected.
Ex. Although no banknote has passed PS3, PS4
blocking is detected.
Remaining banknotes or foreign
material
Belt out of place
Abnormal count by pass sensor
due to unusual banknote or
chained banknotes
Dirty or damaged sensor
Mismatch in optical axes
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Improper sensor adjustment
Defective sensor
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Visually check if banknote or foreign
material remains.
Visually check belts.
Visually check for banknotes that are
remaining on transport path, unusual
banknotes or foreign material.
Visually check the sensor.
Visually check that sensor is correctly
installed.
Continuity check
Check sensor output with RAS [65XX].
Check sensor with RAS [2002XX,
2003XX].
Check the port content by changing the light
receiving/blocking condition while reading
the port with RAS [30XX].
Recovery
Remove banknotes or foreign material. Reset
Replace/install belt.
Remove banknotes or foreign material.
Clean/replace sensor.
Install sensor correctly.
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Adjust sensor with RAS [60XX].
Replace sensor.
(Checked when)
Defective CPU-T board
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Moving banknotes in
feed block to RJ
Returning banknotes
from escrow unit
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CB store operation
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Store operation
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Return operation (incl.
store operation)
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Count operation
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Clearing feed block
Sensor
PS1
PS2
PS3
PS4
PS5
PS6
PS7
PS8
PSK5
PSR1
Cleaning transport (CB
transport path)
Cleaning transport
(store path)
Cleaning transport
(return path)
Cleaning transport
(transport path)
Each
operation (*)
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Replace CPU-T board.
* Refer to the “Function
Specification” for when each
operation is conducted.
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GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
65／110
7-11. [3341 - 3342] Banknote jam [Bin full error]
Detailed
code
33
41
Error content
Banknote jam
Bin full error
Cassette full
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Cassette is full of banknotes.
Cause
Cassette is full.
Defective photointerrupter
(PIC2, PIC3, PIC5 and PIC6)
(Detected when)
- Either 300 banknotes have been stored after nearly
full sensor was blocked, or
- Full sensor is activated.
At check timing, if nearly full sensor is cleared,
counter is cleared.
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective CPU-2 board
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Visually check banknotes in cassette.
Remove banknotes.
Check photointerrupter with RAS [200204, Replace photointerrupter.
200304].
Check the port content by changing the light
receiving/blocking condition of
photointerrupter while reading the port with
RAS [3004].
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace CPU-2 board.
Recovery
Reset
(Checked when)
RAS0201
RAS0202
RAS0204
RAS0701
RAS0702
RAS0703
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42
Capture Bin full
(Phenomenon)
Capture bin is full of banknotes.
(Detected when)
More than 50 banknotes are stored.
At check timing, if PSG2 is cleared, counter is
cleared.
More than 50 banknotes in
capture bin
Dirty or damaged sensor
Mismatch in optical axes
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Improper sensor adjustment
Defective sensor
(Checked when)
RAS0201
RAS0202
RAS0204
RAS0205
RAS0701
RAS0702
RAS0703
Visually check banknotes in capture bin.
Remove banknotes.
Visually check PSG2.
Visually check that PSG2 is correctly
installed.
Continuity check
Clean/replace sensor.
Install sensor correctly.
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Adjust PSG2 with RAS [6004].
Check sensor output of PSG2 with RAS
[6504].
Check PSG2 with RAS [200204, 200304].
Replace sensor.
Check the port content by changing the light
receiving/blocking condition of PSG2 while
reading the port with RAS [3004].
Defective CPU-2 board
Replace CPU-2 board.
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
7-12. [3401
Detailed
code
34
01
66／110
] Banknote jam [Possibility of remaining half-fold banknote (short edge)]
Error content
How and when errors are detected
Banknote jam
Possibility of remaining half-fold banknote (short edge)
Possibility of remaining half-fold (Phenomenon)
banknote (short edge)
There is a possibility that a half-fold banknote (short
edge) is transported, drops from transport path and
remains in the machine.
Cause
Half-fold (short edge) or unusual
banknote is transported.
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Visually check if any banknotes have
dropped off transport path.
Remove dropped banknotes.
Recovery
Reset
(Detection method)
Two sensors in the recognition unit measure the
periods while banknotes block them. If there exists
a difference between them bigger than the specified
value, it is supposed that a normal and a half-fold
banknotes are fed in either chained or double-note
condition and this error will be detected.
(Checked when)
At count operation
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
67／110
7-13. [3601 - 3603] Banknote jam [Shutter control error]
Detailed
code
36
01
Error content
Banknote jam
Shutter control error
Simultaneous sensor blocking
How and when errors are detected
Cause
(Phenomenon)
Both shutter ‘open’ detection sensor and ‘closed’
detection sensor are blocked at the same time.
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective photointerrupter
(Detected when)
BSHTLOCK (shutter closed sensor) and BHTOPEN
(shutter open sensor) are blocked at the same time.
Defective CPU-T board
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Check the port content by changing the light Replace photointerrupter.
receiving/blocking condition of
photointerrupter while reading the port with
RAS [3001].
Replace CPU-T board.
Recovery
Reset
(Checked when)
Before shutter operation
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
Detailed
code
36
02
Error content
Banknote jam
Shutter control error
Shutter open operation error
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Shutter cannot be opened.
(Detected when)
BHTOPEN (shutter open sensor) is not blocked at
600ms after shutter motor is turned on.
Cause
Broken shutter
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective photointerrupter
Defective shutter
Defective CPU-T board
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Visually check shutter.
Continuity check
Repair/ replace shutter.
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Check the port content by changing the light Replace photointerrupter.
receiving/blocking condition of
photointerrupter while reading the port with
RAS [3001].
Check shutter operation with RAS [1127,
Replace shutter.
1128].
Replace CPU-T board.
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Recovery
Reset
(Checked when)
At shutter open operation
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03
Shutter close operation error
(Phenomenon)
Shutter cannot be closed.
(Detected when)
BHTLOCK (shutter closed sensor) is not blocked at
600ms after shutter motor is turned on.
Pinched banknotes or foreign
material
Broken shutter
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective photointerrupter
Defective shutter
Defective CPU-T board
Visually check if banknote or foreign
material remains.
Visually check shutter.
Continuity check
Remove banknotes or foreign material.
Repair/ replace shutter.
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Check the port content by changing the light Replace photointerrupter.
receiving/blocking condition of
photointerrupter while reading the port with
RAS [3001].
Check shutter operation with RAS [1127,
Replace shutter.
1128].
Replace CPU-T board.
(Checked when)
At shutter close operation
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
69／110
7-14. [3901 - 3911] Set error [Unit set error]
Detailed
code
Error content
How and when errors are detected
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Recovery
Set error
Unit set error
39
39
39
01
02
03
Feed return unit
Escrow unit
Cassette
(Phenomenon)
Unit is not installed.
(Detected when)
No response in communication (no response to
selecting)
Or any of units is hard reset at unexpected timing.
Unit is not installed.
Visually check if unit is installed.
Install unit.
Unit is not firmly installed.
Visually check if unit is correctly installed.
Install unit correctly.
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Faulty DIP switch setting
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Correctly set DIP switch, and power
off and on the module.
Replace corresponding board.
[Exception]
Defective board:
At power-on and in RAS operation, if cancel (invalid)
Feed/return unit: CPU-1
switches on DIP-SW corresponding to individual
Escrow unit: CPU3
units is set, no error is detected.
Cassette: CPU-2
Transport: CPU-T
(Checked when)
At power-on
At start of reset operation
At start of various operations in RAS mode
At communication to each unit in operation sequence
At detection of power failure condition of any of units
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11
Front/ rear cassettes
(Phenomenon)
Both front and rear cassettes are not installed.
Check DIP switch setting of corresponding
unit.
Unit is not installed.
Visually check if unit is installed.
Install unit.
Unit is not firmly installed.
Visually check if unit is correctly installed.
Install unit correctly.
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace CPU-2 board.
(Detected when)
Unplugged connector, broken
Front and rear cassettes are not correctly installed.
wire
[Exception]
Defective CPU-2 board.
At power-on and in RAS operation, if cancel (invalid)
switches on DIP-SW corresponding to individual
units is set, no error is detected.
Reset
(Checked when)
Before reset operation
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
Detailed
code
Error content
How and when errors are detected
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
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Recovery
Set error
Setting unsuitable unit
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21
Different escrow unit
(Phenomenon)
Escrow unit that cannot be used for the UD-686 is
installed.
Different unit is installed.
Visually check if correct unit is installed.
Install correct unit.
Unit is not firmly installed.
Visually check if unit is correctly installed.
Install unit correctly.
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Correctly set DIP switch, and power
off and on the module.
Replace corresponding board.
Unplugged connector, broken
(Detected when)
Immediately before writing program into escrow unit, wire
the current version is read out. Escrow unit whose
Faulty DIP switch setting
version is other than E0xx for the UD-686.
Defective board:
Escrow unit: CPU3
Check DIP switch setting of corresponding
unit.
Reset
(Checked when)
At program download to escrow unit
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
71／110
7-15. [4001 - 4002] Set error [Set error]
Detailed
code
Error content
How and when errors are detected
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Recovery
Set error
Set error
40
01
Inner cover
(Phenomenon)
Inner cover is open.
(Detected when)
Set switch (MSW1) is at off position.
Inner cover is not closed.
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective set switch
MSW1
Visually check inner cover.
Continuity check
Check the port content by changing the
on/off condition of MSW1 while reading the
port with RAS [3001].
Defective CPU-T board
Close inner cover.
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace switch.
Reset
Replace CPU-T board.
(Checked when)
At all times
40
02
Unit cover
(Phenomenon)
Unit cover is open.
(Detected when)
Set switch (MSW2) is at off position.
Unit cover is not closed.
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective set switch
MSW2
Visually check unit cover.
Continuity check
Check the port content by changing the
on/off condition of MSW2 while reading the
port with RAS [3001].
Defective CPU-T board
Close unit cover.
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace switch.
Replace CPU-T board.
(Checked when)
At all times
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
7-16. [5101
Detailed
code
51
01
] Transport error [Feed error]
Error content
Transport error
Feed error
Feed error
72／110
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
At retract operation, banknotes cannot be fed.
(Detected when)
In feed operation, if PSM5 is not blocked at 11
seconds after various trials are done, the same trials
will be redone. Despite these twice trials, PSM5
cannot be blocked.
Cause
Remaining banknotes or foreign
material
Dirty or damaged sensor
Improper sensor adjustment
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective sensor
Defective CPU-1 board
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Visually check if banknote or foreign
material remains.
Visually check the sensor.
Check sensor output with RAS [6502].
Continuity check
Check sensor with RAS [200202, 200302].
Recovery
Remove banknotes or foreign material. Reset
Clean/replace sensor.
Adjust sensor with RAS [6102].
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace sensor.
Replace CPU-1 board.
(Checked when)
At feed operation for retract process
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
73／110
7-17. [5201 - 5221] Transport error [Discrepancy among counted numbers]
Detailed
code
Error content
Transport error
Discrepancy among counted numbers
52
01
Number of banknotes that are
sent from escrow unit into
cassette
Discrepancy at front cassette
52
02
Discrepancy at rear cassette
52
09
Discrepancy at capture bin
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
The number of banknotes that are to be stored into a
cassette is different from the number of banknotes
that have been actually stored in the cassette.
(Detected when)
Before starting store/retracting store/return operation,
the number of banknotes to be stored into each
cassette is calculated in advance. After operations,
the number of banknotes actually stored in each
cassette is known from the cassette by the response to
sense command. This number is compared with the
calculated number before operations. Any
difference between these two numbers is found.
Cause
Remaining banknotes or foreign
material
Pass sensor count error due to
abnormal media or chained
banknotes.
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective CPU-2 board.
Defective CPU-T board
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Recovery
Reset
Visually check for abnormal media.
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace CPU-2 board.
Replace CPU-T board.
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace BV-CPU board.
Replace CPU-T board.
(Checked when)
At completion of store operation
At completion of retracting store operation
At completion of return operation (for stored
banknotes other than genuine ones)
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11
Remaining recognition results
(Phenomenon)
Recognition results that have not been requested still
exist.
(Detected when)
In the response to count stop command sent to
recognition unit, information on remaining
recognition results is included. By checking this
information, remaining results are confirmed.
Pass sensor count error due to
abnormal media or chained
banknotes.
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective BV-CPU board
Defective CPU-T board
(Checked when)
Receiving response to count stop command
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
Detailed
code
52
21
Error content
Transport error
Discrepancy among counted numbers
Number of banknotes that are
sent from escrow unit into reject
unit for stacking
Discrepancy for banknotes to be
returned
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
The number of banknotes that are to be sent to reject
block is different from the number of banknotes that
have been actually sent to reject block.
(Detected when)
Before starting return operation, the number of
banknotes to be sent to reject block is calculated in
advance. After operation, the number of banknotes
actually sent to reject block is known from reject
block by the response to sense command. This
number is compared with the calculated number
before operation. Any difference between these two
numbers is found.
Cause
Remaining banknotes or foreign
material
Pass sensor count error due to
abnormal media or chained
banknotes.
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective CPU-1 board
Defective CPU-T board
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
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Recovery
Reset
Visually check for abnormal media.
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace CPU-1 board.
Replace CPU-T board.
(Checked when)
At completion of return sequence during return
operation
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
75／110
7-18. [7001 - 7020] Unit error [Sensor on-check error]
Detailed
code
Error content
Unit error
Sensor on-check error
70
01
PS1L
70
70
02
03
PS1R
PS2L
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70
04
05
PS2R
PS3L
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70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
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07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
PS3R
PS4L
PS4R
PS5LL
PS5LR
PS5RL
PS5RR
PS6L
PS6R
PS7LL
PS7LR
PS7RL
PS7RR
PS8L
PS8R
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
When LED is turned on, sensor output is not in
“cleared” condition.
(Detected when)
Sensor output is not in “cleared” condition at 25ms
after LED is turned on.
(Checked when)
At reset operation
At sensor check by RAS
At aging operation by RAS
Cause
Remaining banknotes or foreign
material
Dirty or damaged sensor
Mismatch in optical axes
Improper sensor adjustment
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective sensor
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Visually check if banknote or foreign
material remains.
Visually check the sensor.
Visually check that sensor is correctly
installed.
Check sensor output with RAS [6501].
Continuity check
Check sensor with RAS [200201, 200301].
Check the port content by changing the light
receiving/blocking condition while reading
the port with RAS [3001].
Defective CPU-T board.
Recovery
Remove banknotes or foreign material. Reset
Clean/replace sensor.
Install sensor correctly.
Adjust sensor with RAS [6101].
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace sensor.
Replace CPU-T board.
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
76／110
7-19. [7101 - 7120] Unit error [Sensor adjustment error]
Detailed
code
Error content
Unit error
Sensor adjustment error
71
01
PS1L
71
71
71
71
71
71
71
71
71
71
71
71
71
71
71
71
71
71
71
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
PS1R
PS2L
PS2R
PS3L
PS3R
PS4L
PS4R
PS5LL
PS5LR
PS5RL
PS5RR
PS6L
PS6R
PS7LL
PS7LR
PS7RL
PS7RR
PS8L
PS8R
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Failed sensor adjustment due to unstable sensor
output
(Detected when)
At final check of sensor level after completion of
sensor adjustment, read value is not within the
tolerance range of 3.6V to 4.0V.
Cause
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective sensor
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Continuity check
Check sensor level by changing the light
receiving/blocking condition while reading
sensor level with RAS [6501].
Defective CPU-T board
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace sensor.
Recovery
Reset
Replace CPU-T board.
(Checked when)
At completion of reset operation
At initial setting by RAS
At sensor adjustment by RAS
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Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
77／110
7-20. [7201 - 7220] Unit error [Sensor A/D value upper limit error]
Detailed
code
Error content
Unit error
Sensor A/D value upper limit error
72
01
PS1L
72
72
72
72
72
72
72
72
72
72
72
72
72
72
72
72
72
72
72
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
PS1R
PS2L
PS2R
PS3L
PS3R
PS4L
PS4R
PS5LL
PS5LR
PS5RL
PS5RR
PS6L
PS6R
PS7LL
PS7LR
PS7RL
PS7RR
PS8L
PS8R
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Sensor output is not within the adjustment range even
when the sensor gain is set to the minimum.
Cause
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective sensor
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Continuity check
Check sensor level by changing the light
receiving/blocking condition while reading
sensor level with RAS [6501].
(Detected when)
Defective CPU-T board
At sensor adjustment, when the digital potentiometer
output is set to the maximum (FFH) (the gain is
minimized), the sensor output is above the adjustment
range.
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace sensor.
Recovery
Reset
Replace CPU-T board.
(Checked when)
At completion of reset operation
At initial setting by RAS
At sensor adjustment by RAS
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Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
78／110
7-21. [7301 - 7320] Unit error [Sensor A/D value lower limit error]
Detailed
code
Error content
Unit error
Sensor A/D value lower limit error
73
01
PS1L
73
73
02
03
PS1R
PS2L
73
04
PS2R
73
73
73
73
73
73
73
73
73
73
73
73
73
73
73
73
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
PS3L
PS3R
PS4L
PS4R
PS5LL
PS5LR
PS5RL
PS5RR
PS6L
PS6R
PS7LL
PS7LR
PS7RL
PS7RR
PS8L
PS8R
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Sensor output is not within the adjustment range even
when the sensor gain is set to the maximum.
(Detected when)
At sensor adjustment, when the digital potentiometer
output is set to the minimum (0) (the gain is
maximized), the sensor output is below the
adjustment range.
Cause
Remaining banknotes or foreign
material
Dirty or damaged sensor
Mismatch in optical axes
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective sensor
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Visually check if banknote or foreign
material remains.
Visually check the sensor.
Visually check that sensor is correctly
installed.
Continuity check
Check sensor level by changing the light
receiving/blocking condition while reading
sensor level with RAS [6501].
Defective CPU-T board
Recovery
Remove banknotes or foreign material. Reset
Clean/replace sensor.
Install sensor correctly.
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace sensor.
Replace CPU-T board.
(Checked when)
At completion of reset operation
At initial setting by RAS
At sensor adjustment by RAS
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
79／110
7-22. [7401 - 7420] Unit error [Sensor off-check error]
Detailed
code
Error content
Unit error
Sensor off-check error
74
01
PS1L
74
74
74
74
74
74
74
74
74
74
74
74
74
74
74
74
74
74
74
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
PS1R
PS2L
PS2R
PS3L
PS3R
PS4L
PS4R
PS5LL
PS5LR
PS5RL
PS5RR
PS6L
PS6R
PS7LL
PS7LR
PS7RL
PS7RR
PS8L
PS8R
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
When LED is turned off, sensor output is not in
“blocked” condition.
(Detected when)
Sensor output is not in “blocked” condition at 50ms
after LED is turned off.
Cause
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective sensor
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Continuity check
Check sensor with RAS [200201, 200301].
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace sensor.
Recovery
Reset
Check the port content by changing the light
receiving/blocking condition while reading
the port with RAS [3001].
Defective CPU-T board
Replace CPU-T board.
(Checked when)
At reset operation
At sensor check by RAS
At aging operation by RAS
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
7-23. [8601
Detailed
code
86
01
80／110
] Unit error [Unplugged connector]
Error content
Unit error
Unplugged connector error
Unplugged connector
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Signal for “unplugged connector” is received.
Cause
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective CPU-T board
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Visually check connectors.
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace CPU-T board.
Recovery
Reset
(Detected when)
Signal for “unplugged connector” is active.
(Checked when)
At all times
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
81／110
7-24. [8621 - 8622] Unit error [Voltage error]
Detailed
code
86
21
Error content
Unit error
Voltage error
Battery voltage error
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Signal for “battery voltage error” is received.
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Defective CPU-T board
Replace CPU-T board.
Defective CPU-T board
Replace CPU-T board.
Recovery
Power off and
on, then reset.
(Detected when)
Port for “battery check” is active.
(Checked when)
At all times
86
22
+5V3 supply error (for PS)
(Phenomenon)
Signal for “+5V3 (for pass sensor) error” is received.
(Detected when)
Port for “power supply check (+5V)” is active.
(Checked when)
At all times
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
7-25. [8625
Detailed
code
86
25
82／110
] Unit error [Time set error]
Error content
Unit error
Time set error
Time set error
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Data error at time set
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Defective CPU-T board
Replace CPU-T board.
Recovery
Reset
(Detected when)
After time data is written into real time clock (RTC),
it is read out. Then written data and read data are
compared with each other. Difference exists after
two tries.
(Checked when)
Receiving time set command
At date/time set by RAS
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
83／110
7-26. [8631 - 8663] Unit error [Other CPU error]
Detailed
code
86
86
86
31
32
33
Error content
Unit error
Other CPU error
[Operation mode error]
Feed/return unit
Escrow unit
Cassette
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Improper response from unit to a command sent by
transport unit (main body)
Cause
Unit is not correctly installed.
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Visually check if unit is correctly installed.
Install unit correctly.
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace board.
Unit is not correctly installed.
Visually check if unit is correctly installed.
Install unit correctly.
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Faulty DIP switch setting of
recognition unit.
(ECB Article 6
conformance/non-conformance)
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Correctly set DIP switch, and power
off and on the module.
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective board
(Detected when)
Feed reject unit: CPU-1
Escrow unit: CPU3
Discrepancy exists between the command in response
data from each unit and the command sent by
Cassette: CPU-2
transport unit.
Transport unit: CPU-T
Recovery
Power off and
on, then reset.
(Checked when)
After receiving response from each unit
86
86
86
41
42
43
[Completion response return timeout]
Feed/return unit
(Phenomenon)
Escrow unit
No response from each unit to a command sent by
transport unit (main body)
Cassette
86
49
Recognition unit
86
86
4A
4B
Serial number reading unit
New type Recognition unit
(Detected when)
No response within the specified period after a
command is sent to each unit by transport unit.
(Checked when)
After sending command to each unit
86
86
86
61
62
63
[Data error]
Feed/return unit
Escrow unit
Cassette
(Phenomenon)
Abnormal response data from each unit
(Detected when)
Values other than specified ones are set to SR1, SR2
and data header of response data returned by each
unit.
Check DIP switch setting of recognition
unit.
Defective board
Feed reject unit: CPU-1
Escrow unit: CPU3
Cassette: CPU-2
Transport unit: CPU-T
Power off and
on, then reset.
Replace board.
Unit is not correctly installed.
Visually check if unit is correctly installed.
Install unit correctly.
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective board
Feed reject unit: CPU-1
Escrow unit: CPU3
Cassette: CPU-2
Transport unit: CPU-T
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace board.
Power off and
on, then reset.
(Checked when)
Receiving response from each unit
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
84／110
7-27. [8701 - 8732] Unit error [Communication CPU error (GSPC)]
Detailed
code
87
87
01
02
Error content
Unit error
Communication CPU error (GSPC)
GSPC-0 crash
GSPC-1 crash
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Crashed GSPC
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Defective CPU-T board
Replace CPU-T board.
Defective CPU-T board
Replace CPU-T board.
Recovery
Power off and
on, then reset.
(Detected when)
Specific field of Dual Port-RAM cannot be re-written
within the specified period.
(Checked when)
At all times
87
87
06
07
GSPC-0 ROM/RAM error
GSPC-1 ROM/RAM error
(Phenomenon)
Abnormal GSPC
(Detected when)
GSPC detects either ROM error or RAM error.
(Checked when)
At power-on
At re-initialization after GSPC crash
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
Detailed
code
Error content
Unit error
Communication CPU error (GSPC)
How and when errors are detected
87
87
87
87
87
11
12
13
15
16
GSPC-0 command error
GSPC-0 no response
GSPC-0 BUSY
GSPC-0 undefined response
GSPC-0 mode change error
(Phenomenon)
GSPC error
87
87
87
87
21
22
23
25
GSPC-1 command error
GSPC-1 no response
GSPC-1 BUSY
GSPC-1 undefined response
(Checked when)
Accessing GSPC
87
87
31
32
GSPC-0 function call error
GSPC-1 function call error
(Phenomenon)
Abnormal access to GSPC
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Defective CPU-T board
Replace CPU-T board.
Defective CPU-T board
Replace CPU-T board.
85／110
Recovery
Power off and
on, then reset.
(Detected when)
Abnormal response when sending command to GSPC
or when GSPC operation is completed
(Detected when)
Double call of a function when sending command to
GSPC.
(Checked when)
Accessing GSPC
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
86／110
7-28. [8761 - 8773] Unit error [Communication CPU error (H8 CPU)]
Detailed
code
Error content
Unit error
Communication CPU error (H8 CPU)
87
87
61
62
SCI-1 overrun error
SCI-1 parity error
87
63
SCI-1 framing error
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Erroneous serial communication between transport
unit and recognition unit
(Detected when)
At occurrence of error reception interrupt, error
register of serial port is checked and it is found that
bit is on.
Cause
External noise
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective board
Recognition unit: BV-CPU
Transport unit: CPU-T
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Recovery
Reset
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace board.
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace board.
(Checked when)
At occurrence of error interrupt of serial
communication
87
87
71
72
SCI-0 overrun error
SCI-0 parity error
87
73
SCI-0 framing error
(Phenomenon)
Erroneous serial communication between transport
unit and serial number reading unit
(Detected when)
At occurrence of error reception interrupt, error
register of serial port is checked and it is found that
bit is on.
External noise
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective board
Serial Number
Reading unit:SN-CPU
Transport unit: CPU-T
(Checked when)
At occurrence of error interrupt of serial
communication
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
87／110
7-29. [8801 - 8811] Unit error [Communication CPU error (recognition unit communication data error)]
Detailed
code
Error content
How and when errors are detected
Unit error
Communication CPU error (recognition unit communication data error)
88
88
01
02
STX reception error
Command undefined
88
88
03
04
BCC error
Reception of unexpected data
when waiting for recognition
information
Invalid byte location information
on recognition information
NAK reception
Reception of response to
command that is not expected
one
ETX reception error
88
05
88
88
06
07
88
09
(Phenomenon)
Error in data received from recognition unit
(Detected when)
Received data is verified for its validity and error
information from recognition unit is checked. Data
is invalid or error information exists.
Cause
External noise
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective board
Recognition unit: BV-CPU
Transport unit: CPU-T
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Recovery
Reset
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace board.
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace CPU-T board.
Replace BV-CPU board.
(Checked when)
At data reception from recognition unit
88
88
88
88
88
88
88
88
88
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
Vertical parity error
Horizontal parity error
Overrun error
Framing error
Unspecified character received
Undefined command received
Length error of received data
Timing error
Received data error
(Phenomenon)
Communication error in the recognition unit
(Detected when)
An error is reported from the recognition unit.
External noise
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective CPU-T board
Defective BV-CPU board
Reset
(Checked when)
Receiving data from the recognition unit
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
7-30. [8821
Detailed
code
88
21
88／110
] Unit error [Communication CPU error (recognition unit error)]
Error content
How and when errors are detected
Unit error
Communication CPU error (recognition unit error)
DSP board push SW error
(Phenomenon)
Erroneous condition of push SW on DSP board
(possibility of stuck switch that remains pushed
down.)
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Push switch on DSP board is
pushed.
Defective DSP board
Recovery
Power off and
on, then reset.
Replace DSP board.
When this switch is pushed down at power-on, the
module will enter dummy mode according to the
DIP SW setting on the same DSP board.
As a measure against a case that this switch is
broken, it is verified at start of recognition
operation that this switch is set to off.
(Detected when)
Information on push switch condition
(pushed/released) is included in a response to count
start command to recognition unit.
This information is checked and it is found that push
switch is pushed.
(There is little possibility that this push switch is
being pushed manually when count start command is
sent.)
(Checked when)
At reception of response to count start command
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
89／110
7-31. [8871 - 8876] Unit error [Communication CPU error (Serial number reading unit communication data error)]
Detailed
code
Error content
How and when errors are detected
Unit error
Communication CPU error (Serial number reading unit communication data error)
88
88
71
72
STX receiving error
ETX receiving error
88
88
73
74
88
75
88
76
BCC error
Receiving response to
unexpected command
Receiving response to
unexpected mode
NAK reception
Cause
(Phenomenon)
External noise
Error in data received from serial number reading unit Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective board
Serial Number
(Detected when)
Reading unit:SN-CPU
Received data is verified for its validity and error
Transport unit: CPU-T
information from serial number reading unit is
checked. Data is invalid or error information exists.
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Recovery
Reset
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace board.
(Checked when)
Receiving data from serial number reading unit
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
7-32. [89××
Detailed
code
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
28
29
30
31
32
33
39
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
90／110
] Unit error [Conventional Recognition unit error]
Error content
Unit error
Conventional Recognition unit error
How and when errors are detected
Thread: no response
Thread: ROM error
Thread: RAM error
Thread: unplugged connector
Thread: adjustment error
Thread: adjustment level error
Thread: condensation error
Thread: A/D converter error
Thread: mode set error
UV lamp: luminous power error
UV sensor: output error
Infrared sensor 1: output error
Infrared sensor 2: output error
Humidity error
DSP board: unplugged CND2 connector
DSP board: unplugged CND3 connector
DSP board: unplugged CND4 connector
DSP: flash memory read error 2
DSP: image sensor offset adjustment error
DSP: no response
DSP: response data error
DSP: dual port RAM check error
DSP: flash memory read error
DSP: LED check error
DSP: waiting for completion of initialization timeout
DSP: response checksum error
DSP: ROM error
DSP: RAM error
DSP: communication error
Sensor 1: offset adjustment error (cannot be lowered)
Sensor 1: offset adjustment error (cannot be raised)
Sensor 1: offset adjustment error (out of range)
Sensor 2: offset adjustment error (cannot be lowered)
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
90
91
92
94
95
97
98
Sensor 2: offset adjustment error (cannot be raised)
Sensor 2: offset adjustment error (out of range)
Sensor 1: IR gain adjustment error (cannot be lowered)
Sensor 1: IR gain adjustment error (cannot be raised)
Sensor 1: IR gain adjustment error (out of range)
Sensor 1: RED gain adjustment error (cannot be lowered)
Sensor 1: RED gain adjustment error (cannot be raised)
Sensor 1: RED gain adjustment error (out of range)
Sensor 2: IR gain adjustment error (cannot be lowered)
Sensor 2: IR gain adjustment error (cannot be raised)
Sensor 2: IR gain adjustment error (out of range)
Sensor 2: BLUE gain adjustment error (cannot be lowered)
Sensor 2: BLUE gain adjustment error (cannot be raised)
Sensor 2: BLUE gain adjustment error (out of range)
Sensor 1: offset adjustment error (cannot be lowered)
Sensor 1: offset adjustment error (cannot be raised)
Sensor 1: offset adjustment error (out of range)
Sensor 2: offset adjustment 2 error (cannot be lowered)
Sensor 2: offset adjustment 2 error (cannot be raised)
Sensor 2: offset adjustment 2 error (out of range)
RAM error (other than power-on)
Dual port RAM error (other than power-on)
ROM error (other than power-on)
DSP board: unplugged connector
AMP board: unplugged connector
EEPROM: waiting for ready timeout
EEPROM: write verification error
89
00
Completion information error
* Error codes obtained from recognition unit are used as it is.
code consists of 89 + [code sent from recognition unit].
Recovery
Namely an error
* Refer to “UD-686 Cash Deposit Unit Recognition Unit (BV-CPU): Error Code Specification” for details.
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
7-33. [8A××
Detailed
code
91／110
] Unit error [Serial number reading unit error]
Error content
Unit error
Serial number reading unit error
How and when errors are detected
8A
8A
8A
8A
8A
8A
01
02
03
04
05
06
Error in built-in flash memory of master CPU (FLASH0)
Error in external flash memory of master CPU (FLASH1)
Error in external flash memory of slave CPU (FLASHS1)
Error in external flash memory of slave CPU (FLASHS2)
Error in external flash memory of slave CPU (FLASHS3)
Error in external flash memory of slave CPU (FLASHS4)
8A
8A
8A
8A
8A
8A
11
12
13
14
15
16
Error in built-in RAM of master CPU (SDRAM0)
Error in external RAM of master CPU (SDRAM1)
Error in external RAM of slave CPU (SDRAMS1)
Error in external RAM of slave CPU (SDRAMS2)
Error in external RAM of slave CPU (SDRAMS3)
Error in external RAM of slave CPU (SDRAMS4)
8A
8A
8A
8A
21
22
23
24
Transport path sensor L error (NP1L)
Transport path sensor R error (NP1R)
Line sensor error (LSU)
Line sensor error (LSD)
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
8A
8A
8A
8A
8A
8A
31
32
33
34
35
36
PLD error
Unplugged connector
Communication error between master CPU and slave (SLAVE1)
Communication error between master CPU and slave (SLAVE2)
Communication error between master CPU and slave (SLAVE3)
Communication error between master CPU and slave (SLAVE4)
8A
8A
51
52
Line sensor EEPROM error
Flash memory write error
GLORY
Class
TMB6
Recovery
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
7-34. [8B××
Detailed
code
92／110
] Unit error [New type Recognition unit error]
Error content
Unit error
New type Recognition unit error
8B
8B
8B
8B
8B
8B
8B
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
Internal flash memory error
External flash memory 1 error
External flash memory 2 error
External flash memory 3 error
External flash memory 4 error
External flash memory 5 error
External flash memory 6 error
8B
8B
8B
8B
8B
8B
8B
8B
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
Internal RAM error
External SRAM 1 error
External SRAM 2 error
External SRAM 3 error
External SRAM 4 error
External SRAM 5 error
External DPRAM 1 error
External DPRAM 2 error
8B
20
Line sensor error
8B
30
Pass sensor error
8B
8B
40
41
Ultraviolet sensor error
Fluorescent sensor error
8B
8B
8B
50
51
52
Thread sensor error
Magnetic sensor error
Tape detection sensor error
How and when errors are detected
Cause
8B
8B
8B
8B
8B
8B
8B
8B
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
Recovery
PLD1 error
PLD2 error
G/A2 error
G/A3 error
G/A4 error
Unplugged connector
Rotary encoder error
Fan motor error
* Refer to “UD-686 Cash Deposit Unit Recognition Unit (BV-CPU): Error Code Specification” for details.
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
7-35. [9101
Detailed
code
91
01
] Unit error [CPU crash]
Error content
Unit error
CPU crash
CPU crash
93／110
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Crashed transport CPU
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Defective CPU-T board
Replace CPU-T board.
Recovery
Reset
(Detected when)
Interruption by watchdog timer for crash monitoring
(Checked when)
At all times
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
94／110
7-36. [9231 - 9273] Unit error [Memory error]
Detailed
code
92
31
Error content
Unit error
Memory error
[EEPROM write-in timeout]
Transport block
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Writing data into EEPROM is not completed within
the specified time.
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Recovery
Defective CPU-T board
Replace CPU-T board.
Power off and
on, then reset.
Defective CPU-T board
Replace CPU-T board.
Power off and
on, then reset.
Defective CPU-T board
Replace CPU-T board.
Power off and
on, then reset.
(Detected when)
Port for checking completion of writing into
EEPROM does not become on at 20ms after data to
be written into EEPROM are sent.
(Checked when)
Data are written into EEPROM.
92
41
[EEPROM written data error]
Transport block
(Phenomenon)
Data cannot be correctly written into EEPROM.
(Detected when)
Data written into EEPROM are different from data
read out of EEPROM for verification.
(Checked when)
Data are written into EEPROM.
92
51
[EEPROM unrepairable]
Transport block
(Phenomenon)
EEPROM data is abnormal and cannot be recovered.
(Detected when)
At EEPROM check, both main data and backup data
are defective and data recovery is impossible.
(Checked when)
At EEPROM check at power-on
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
Detailed
code
92
72
Error content
Unit error
Memory error
How and when errors are detected
[Transport block flash memory error]
Flash memory erasing error
(Phenomenon)
Flash memory is not correctly erased.
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Defective CPU-T board
Replace CPU-T board.
Defective CPU-T board
Replace CPU-T board.
95／110
Recovery
Power off and
on, then reset.
(Detected when)
Verification that flash memory has been erased cannot
be successfully performed even after repeated tries for
the specified times.
(Checked when)
Program is downloaded from memory card to flash
memory
92
73
Flash memory writing error
(Phenomenon)
Data is not correctly written into flash memory.
(Detected when)
Writing data one byte at a time from memory card to
flash memory cannot be successfully performed even
after repeated tries for the specified times.
(Checked when)
Program is downloaded from memory card to flash
memory
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
7-37. [9281
Detailed
code
92
81
96／110
] Unit error [Program memory card error]
Error content
Unit error
Memory error
[Program memory card error]
Program written data error
How and when errors are detected
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
(Phenomenon)
Visually check for correct installation.
Memory card is not correctly
SUM value recorded in memory card is different from inserted into slot (connector).
calculated SUM value.
Memory card is broken.
(Detected when)
Memory card is checked before program is written.
Erroneous calculation of program
checksum
(Checked when)
Before program downloading
Defective CPU-T board
GLORY
Class
Recovery
Correctly insert memory card into slot. Power off and
on, then reset.
Rewrite program by PC.
Replace memory card.
Rewrite program by PC.
Replace CPU-T board.
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
97／110
7-38. [9311 - 9335] Unit error [Program download error]
Detailed
code
93
11
Error content
Unit error
Program download error
[Feed reject unit]
Abnormal Vpp voltage for
writing
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Abnormal Vpp voltage needed for flash memory
writing
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Defective CPU-1 board
Replace CPU-1 board.
Defective CPU-1 board
Replace CPU-1 board.
Defective CPU-1 board
Defective CPU-T board
Replace CPU-1 board.
Replace CPU-T board.
Recovery
Power off and
on, then reset.
(Detected by)
Vpp voltage check function of CPU
(Checked when)
Executing program download command
93
12
Erasing error
(Phenomenon)
Flash memory is not correctly erased.
(Detected when)
Verification that flash memory has been erased cannot
be successfully performed even after repeated tries for
the specified times.
(Checked when)
Executing program download command
93
13
Data No. error
(Phenomenon)
Invalid data number is sent.
(Detected when)
Invalid data number is sent to unit.
(Checked when)
Executing program download command
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
Detailed
code
93
14
Error content
Unit error
Program download error
Writing error
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Data is not correctly written into flash memory.
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Defective CPU-1 board
Replace CPU-1 board.
98／110
Recovery
Power off and
on, then reset.
(Detected when)
Writing data one byte at a time from memory card to
flash memory cannot be successfully performed even
after repeated tries for the specified times.
(Checked when)
Executing program download command
93
15
SUM value error of received
program
(Phenomenon)
Visually check for correct installation.
Memory card is not correctly
SUM value recorded in memory card is different from inserted into slot (connector).
calculated SUM value.
Memory card is broken.
(Detected when)
SUM value of downloaded program is calculated.
Any difference is found between this calculated SUM Erroneous calculation of program
value and embedded SUM value in program.
checksum
Transport CPU board out of order
(Checked when)
Executing program download command
Defective unit board.
GLORY
Class
Correctly insert memory card into slot.
Rewrite program by PC.
Replace memory card.
Rewrite program by PC.
Replace board.
Replace board.
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
Detailed
code
93
21
Error content
Unit error
Program download error
[Escrow unit]
Abnormal Vpp voltage for
writing
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Abnormal Vpp voltage needed for flash memory
writing
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Defective CPU3 board
Replace CPU3 board.
Defective CPU3 board
Replace CPU3 board.
Defective CPU3 board
Defective CPU-T board
Replace CPU3 board.
Replace CPU-T board.
99／110
Recovery
Power off and
on, then reset.
(Detected by)
Vpp voltage check function of CPU
(Checked when)
Executing program download command
93
22
Erasing error
(Phenomenon)
Flash memory is not correctly erased.
(Detected when)
Verification that flash memory has been erased cannot
be successfully performed even after repeated tries for
the specified times.
(Checked when)
Executing program download command
93
23
Data No. error
(Phenomenon)
Invalid data number is sent.
(Detected when)
Invalid data number is sent to unit.
(Checked when)
Executing program download command
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
Detailed
code
93
24
Error content
Unit error
Program download error
Writing error
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Data is not correctly written into flash memory.
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Defective CPU3 board
Replace CPU3 board.
100／110
Recovery
Power off and
on, then reset.
(Detected when)
Writing data one byte at a time from memory card to
flash memory cannot be successfully performed even
after repeated tries for the specified times.
(Checked when)
Executing program download command
93
25
SUM value error of received
program
(Phenomenon)
Visually check for correct installation.
Memory card is not correctly
SUM value recorded in memory card is different from inserted into slot (connector).
calculated SUM value.
Memory card is broken.
(Detected when)
SUM value of downloaded program is calculated.
Any difference is found between this calculated SUM Erroneous calculation of program
value and embedded SUM value in program.
checksum
Transport CPU board out of order
(Checked when)
Executing program download command
Defective unit board.
GLORY
Class
Correctly insert memory card into slot.
Rewrite program by PC.
Replace memory card.
Rewrite program by PC.
Replace board.
Replace board.
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
Detailed
code
93
31
Error content
Unit error
Program download error
[Cassette]
Abnormal Vpp voltage for
writing
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Abnormal Vpp voltage needed for flash memory
writing
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Defective CPU-2 board.
Replace CPU-2 board.
Defective CPU-2 board.
Replace CPU-2 board.
Defective CPU-2 board.
Defective CPU-T board
Replace CPU-2 board.
Replace CPU-T board.
101／110
Recovery
Power off and
on, then reset.
(Detected by)
Vpp voltage check function of CPU
(Checked when)
Executing program download command
93
32
Erasing error
(Phenomenon)
Flash memory is not correctly erased.
(Detected when)
Verification that flash memory has been erased cannot
be successfully performed even after repeated tries for
the specified times.
(Checked when)
Executing program download command
93
33
Data No. error
(Phenomenon)
Invalid data number is sent.
(Detected when)
Invalid data number is sent to unit.
(Checked when)
Executing program download command
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
Detailed
code
93
34
Error content
Unit error
Program download error
Writing error
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Data is not correctly written into flash memory.
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Defective CPU-2 board.
Replace CPU-2 board.
102／110
Recovery
Power off and
on, then reset.
(Detected when)
Writing data one byte at a time from memory card to
flash memory cannot be successfully performed even
after repeated tries for the specified times.
(Checked when)
Executing program download command
93
35
SUM value error of received
program
(Phenomenon)
Memory card is not correctly
inserted into slot (connector).
Visually check for correct installation.
Correctly insert memory card into slot.
SUM value recorded in memory card is different from
calculated SUM value.
Memory card is broken.
(Detected when)
SUM value of downloaded program is calculated.
Any difference is found between this calculated SUM Erroneous calculation of program
value and embedded SUM value in program.
checksum
Transport CPU board out of order
(Checked when)
Executing program download command
Defective unit board.
Rewrite program by PC.
Replace memory card.
Rewrite program by PC.
Replace board.
Replace board.
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
7-39. [9401
Detailed
code
94
01
103／110
] Power failure during transaction
Error content
Power failure during transaction
Power failure during transaction
Power failure during transaction
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Power failure during transaction
(Detected when)
Power failure during operations
Cause
Power failure
Power is switched off.
Unplugged connector of power
supply harness
Broken wires
Defective power supply unit
Defective CPU-T board
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Recovery
Reset
Continuity check
Securely plug connectors.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace power supply unit.
Replace CPU-T board.
(Checked when)
At all times
(“During transaction” or not is judged during power
failure detection operation.)
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
104／110
7-40. [9501 - 9502] Unit error [24V voltage error]
Detailed
code
95
01
Error content
Unit error
24V voltage error
How and when errors are detected
24V power supply error
(Phenomenon)
While +24V is being supplied, abnormality signal for
+24V power supply is detected.
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Fuse has blown.
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective power supply unit
Defective CPU-T board
Check fuse.
Continuity check
Replace fuse.
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace power supply unit.
Replace CPU-T board.
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective CPU-T board
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace CPU-T board.
Recovery
Power off and
on, then reset.
(Detected when)
+24V is not detected. (This can be found by
checking the port for +24V power supply checking.)
(Checked when)
At all times
95
02
24V power-off error
(Phenomenon)
While +24V is not supplied, abnormality signal for
+24V power supply is not detected.
(Detected when)
+24V is detected. (This can be found by checking
the port for +24V power supply checking.)
(Checked when)
At all times
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
7-41. [9601
Detailed
code
96
01
] Unit error [ROM error]
Error content
Unit error
ROM error
ROM error
105／110
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Contents of flash memory are broken.
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Defective CPU-T board
Replace CPU-T board.
Recovery
Power off and
on, then reset.
(Detected when)
SUM value (additional value) of each two bytes is
calculated. Any difference is found between this
calculated SUM value and embedded SUM value in
program.
(Checked when)
At power-on
At RAS memory check
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
106／110
7-42. [9701 - 9711] Unit error [RAM error]
Detailed
code
97
97
01
11
Error content
Unit error
RAM error
Built-in RAM error
External RAM error
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
RAM is broken.
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Defective CPU-T board
Replace CPU-T board.
Recovery
Power off and
on, then reset.
(Detected when)
After reversed data is written in, they are read out and
compared with written-in data. Then any difference
is found between them.
(Checked when)
At power-on
At RAS memory check
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
107／110
7-43. [9802 - 9837] Unit error [Communication error]
Detailed
code
98
98
98
02
03
04
Error content
Unit error
Communication error
How and when errors are detected
[GSPC-1]
Polling no response
Selecting
NAK over
(Phenomenon)
Communication error
Polling sequence
Abnormal completion
(Detected when)
No response from unit to selecting/ polling
(Checked when)
Sending command to unit
98
98
98
11
12
13
[Feed reject unit- SR1 error]
Service class error
Command error (undefined)
Length error
98
98
98
98
14
15
16
17
Command error (inexecutable)
Parameter error
Abnormal data error
Undefined SR1
(Phenomenon)
Feed reject unit does not accept a command.
(Detected when)
SR1 value of polling data is checked, and it is found
that the value other than for normal completion is set.
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Unit is not correctly installed.
Visually check if unit is correctly installed.
Install unit correctly.
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective board
Feed reject unit: CPU-1
Escrow unit: CPU3
Cassette: CPU-2
Transport unit: CPU-T
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace board.
Unit is not correctly installed.
Visually check if unit is correctly installed.
Install unit correctly.
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective CPU-1 board
Defective CPU-T board
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace CPU-1 board.
Replace CPU-T board.
Recovery
Power off and
on, then reset.
Power off and
on, then reset.
(Checked when)
At completion of receiving polling data from feed
reject unit
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
Detailed
code
Error content
Unit error
Communication error
98
98
98
21
22
23
[Escrow unit- SR1 error]
Service class error
Command error (undefined)
Length error
98
98
98
98
24
25
26
27
Command error (inexecutable)
Parameter error
Abnormal data error
Undefined SR1
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Escrow unit does not accept a command.
(Detected when)
SR1 value of polling data is checked, and it is found
that the value other than for normal completion is set.
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Unit is not correctly installed.
Visually check if unit is correctly installed.
Install unit correctly.
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective CPU3 board
Defective CPU-T board
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace CPU3 board.
Replace CPU-T board.
Unit is not correctly installed.
Visually check if unit is correctly installed.
Install unit correctly.
Unplugged connector, broken
wire
Defective CPU-2 board.
Defective CPU-T board
Continuity check
Plug connectors correctly.
Repair/replace wires.
Replace CPU-2 board.
Replace CPU-T board.
108／110
Recovery
Power off and
on, then reset.
(Checked when)
At completion of receiving polling data from escrow
unit
98
98
98
31
32
33
[Cassette – SR1 error]
Service class error
Command error (undefined)
Length error
98
98
98
98
34
35
36
37
Command error (inexecutable)
Parameter error
Abnormal data error
Undefined SR1
(Phenomenon)
Cassette does not accept a command.
(Detected when)
SR1 value of polling data is checked, and it is found
that the value other than for normal completion is set.
Power off and
on, then reset.
(Checked when)
At completion of receiving polling data from cassette
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
7-44. [9901
Detailed
code
99
01
109／110
] Unit error [Program error]
Error content
Unit error
Program error
Program error
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
Transport program does not work correctly.
Cause
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Defective CPU-T board
Defective program
Replace CPU-T board.
Revise program.
Recovery
Power off and
on, then reset.
(Detected when)
Value out of allowable range is set.
(Checked when)
At all times
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01
Page
110／110
7-45. [9990 - 999F] Status check
Detailed
code
Error content
Status check
Status check
99
99
99
90
95
96
Power-on
Power-off
Program update
99
99
9E
9F
Start of reset operation
Satisfactory completion of reset
operation
How and when errors are detected
(Phenomenon)
These error codes are prepared so that log analysis
can be made easier by adding them into error logs in
chronological order.
Cause
Nothing special
How to solve
Measure
How and what to check
Nothing special
Nothing special
Recovery
Nothing
special
(Detected when)
When the operations described left is conducted, they
are listed on logs.
(Checked when)
Power-on: at power-on
Power-off: at power-off
Program update: after program is updated; At
re-booting
At start of reset operation
At Satisfactory completion of reset operation
GLORY
Class
TMB6
No.
3461
0901 000048:2001-07-01