Manual Plus Cajero Vne

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Quality Management System Certification

# 50 100 8093 - Rev. 02
V.N.E. S.r.l Via Biagioni, 371 – 55047 Querceta (LU)

Tel. +39 0584 742530 Fax +39 0584 250020 - www.vne.it
TECHNICAL AND OPERATING

MANUAL
PLUS
CHANGE
V.N.E. S.r.l * 55047 Querceta (LU) * Via Biagioni 371 * Tel. 0584 742530 *
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Technical Manual index
1 Preliminary remarks
2 Introduction
3 Purpose and structure of the manual
4 How to use this manual
5 Machine manufacturer identification
6 Technical Data
7 Environmental Conditions
8 Security Standards
9 Installation
10 Customer usage
10.1 Coins to notes change

10.2 Coins to coins change
10.3 Notes to coins change
10.4 Notes to notes change
10.5 Ticket payment
10.6 Enhanced payment interface
10.7 Ongoing payment
11 Operator Usage
11.1 Machine turning on
11.2 Machine turning off
11.3 Operator access smart card
11.4 Admin level operator access
12 Admin level operator interface functions

12.1 Accounting
12.2 Withdraw
12.3 Hopper
12.3.1 Single coin hopper
12.3.2 Smart hopper
12.4 Recycler
12.5 Empty
12.6 Status
12.7 Refill
12.8 Fujitsu
12.9 Coin Acceptor
12.10 JCM
12.11 Config
12.12 Login
12.13 Date
12.14 Net
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13 Accounting operator level access

14 Refill level operator access
15 Maintenance
16 Out of order instruction
17 Transport
18 Conformity declaration
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Attention: This sign means that before doing any operation it is necessary to read and follow
all the security information included in this manual. When in doubt please contact our technicians.
1. Preliminary remarks
V.N.E. S.r.l. does not accept any responsibility when:
• Operative procedures of transport, maintenance and peripheral installation included in this

manual are not respected.
• The system has been used in operative conditions which are not included in those limits
established for the respect of environmental conditions.
• The damage occurs after repairs or changes made by non authorized staff.
• The damage is the result of a natural deterioration.
2. Introduction
It is forbidden to reproduce, convey or copy any parts of this manual for public and/or private use
without V.N.E. S.r.l permission. All the information included in this manual concern data referring to
V.N.E. S.r.l. V.N.E. S.r.l. reserves the right to modify this document without notice.
The machine is created and planned in conformity with 2004/108/CE, 2006/95/CE, 2014/30/EU (EMC),
2014/35/UE (LVD): regulations "CEI EN 55022:2014, Limit Class B (1)", "EN 55022:2010; EN
55022/EC:2011, Limit Class B (2)", "CEI EN 61000-3-2:2015 (1)", "EN 61000-3-2:2014 (1) (2)", "CEI
EN 55024:2013, CEI EN 555024:/A1:2015 (1)", "EN 55024:2010, EN 55022:2010/AC:2011 (2)", "CEI
EN 60950-1:2007 +/A11:2010 +/A1:2012 +/A12:2012 + /A2:2014 (1)", "EN 60950-1:2006 +
/A11:2009 + /A1:2010 + /A12:2011 + /A2:2013 (2)", "CEI EN 60335-2-82:2005 +/A1:2010 (1)", "EN
60335-2-82:2003 +/A1:2008 (2)" were applied for the CE marking requirements.
(1) Italian standard.
(2) European equivalent standard.
Transitory decreases of performances could occur in the case of particular interferences from the
outside, such as electrostatic discharges or transients on the supply lines.
The machine should be used indoor and for those purposes established in the planning.
V.N.E. S.r.l. does not assume any responsibility for accidents or damages caused by a wrong or not
authorized use of the machine.
3. Purpose and structure of the manual

• The aim of this manual is to avoid states of risk for the installation, use and maintenance staff, and
to avoid environmental conditions and behaviours which could damage the machine or its
component parts.
• This manual is part of the machine and should always be at disposal of operative and working staff.
• This machine should be used only and exclusively indoor and for the purposes established in the
planning.
• If you do not respect prescriptions of this manual, you will lose the warranty.
4. How to use this manual

All the information about installation and maintenance are addressed to technical staff, with knowledge in the
fields of electricity and plant engineering. It is necessary to read carefully this manual and keep it in an easily
accessible place in order to consult it and use the machine in a correct and secure way. This manual is made up
of 51 pages.
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5. Manufacturer and machine identification

5.1 Manufacturer : V.N.E. S.r.l.
Via Biagioni, 371
55047 Querceta (LU) – Italia
P.I. 01840210460
5.2 Machine: “Plus Change” money change machine
5.3 Component list
• Printer: Nanoptix Paycheck4, Innovative Technology CR-158 or Payprint Beta2

• Switching power supply: Mean Well RS-150-12/24
• Hopper: Standard ccTalk (Microhard, Paytec, Suzo, Azkoyen o Money Controls) or ITL Smart
Hopper
• Coin Acceptor: NRI G13 (opz. Standard sorter) or NRI V2 + sorter NRI D2
• Interface boards: ccTalk – ccNet V.N.E. S.r.l.
• Note dispenser: Fujitsu F53 with 2, 3, 4 or 5 cassettes
• Note validator: acceptor JCM UBA/iPRO or recycler JCM iPRO-RC
• UPS: APC Back-UPS CS 500
• Industrial PC board control: Advantech AIMB-212 or AIMB-215
• Monitor: TFT 15” touch screen infrared
• Card reader: Creator CRT288K001, Creator CRT603 or DDM Hopt+Schuler 881
• Electrical locking with remote control CISA11731-60-1
5.4 Year of fabrication: 2016
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6. Technical Data
6.1 System technical features
Power supply tension........…………………………...230 V 

Frequency…………………………………………….47-63 Hz
Max energy consumption........……………………….180 W
Protection Fuse..........………………………………...2,5 A
Weight..........................................................................210 Kg
Dimensions..................................................................520x500x1870 mm
6.2A Technical features of the "AIMB-212" control board
PCB Dimensions.........................................................170x180 mm
Power supply tensions.....................................……....12 Vdc +/- 10%
Processor.....................................................................ATOM 1.66 Ghz
RAM............................................................................1GB
HD................................................................................8GB SolidState SATADom
Working Temperature..................................……...….0-60 °C
I/O: 1 VGA - 2 ETHERNET - 6 USB - 6 RS232
6.2B Technical features of the "AIMB-215" control board
PCB Dimensions...........................................................170x180 mm
Power supply tension........................................……....12 Vdc +/- 10%
Processor...........................................................…........64Bit QuadCore Celeron 2.0 Ghz
RAM..............................................................................4GB
HD..................................................................................8GB SolidState MSATA
Working Temperature.................................…………...0-60 °C
I/O: 1 VGA – 1 DisplayPort - 2 ETHERNET - 6 USB - 6 RS232
6.3 TFT-LCD monitor touch screen technical features
Power supply tensions......................................……......12Vdc

Size....................................................................…….....15” 4/3
Pixel HxV.......................................................................1024x768
Dimensions.....................................................................345(h)x265(v)x8(d) mm
Working temperature................................………….....- 30 + 85°C
6.4A Standard ccTalk hopper features
Power supply tension....................................….…...24Vdc

Size.....................…………………………………...5-55°C
Dimensions...............................................……….....130x150x230mm (without extentions)
Weight.......................................................................1.8Kg approx
6.4B ITL Smart Hopper features
Power supply tension…................................................24Vdc

Max. consumption…....................................................3A
Working temperature………….....................................5-55°C
Dimensions....................................................................134x284x280mm
Weight...........................................................................2.4Kg approx
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6.5 Fujitsu F53 Note Dispenser
Power supply tension........................................……....24Vdc

Max. consumption............................................…….....4A
Working temperature...................................…………..0-55°C
Dimensions....................................................................160x351x420 mm
Weight............................................................................8.5Kg (without cassettes)
Single cassette weight....................................................0.7 Kg
6.6A JCM iPRO-RC note recycler
Power supply tension.....................……….....................24Vdc

Max. consumption.......................………........................1.5 A
Working temperature....................……………..............5-50°C
Dimensions....................................….............................114x234x298 mm
Weight...........................................…..............................4 Kg approx
6.6B Note/Ticket Acceptor F40 STG - UBA-10-SS
Power supply tension..........................………...............12 Vdc

Power supply tension..........................……...................1.6 A
Working temperature...........................…………..........5-50°C
Dimensions..........................................…......................110x260x300 mm
Weight............................................................................4 Kg approx
6.7A NRI G-13 Coin Acceptor
Power supply tension............................………............12 Vdc

Max. consumption.............................………................0.100 A
Working temperature...................…...………..............0-70° C
Dimensions.......................................…........................102x89x52 mm
Weight...........................................................................0.3 Kg approx
6.7B NRI V2 Coin Acceptor
Power supply tension............................….…...........12 Vdc

Max. consumption.................................…...............0.500 A
Working temperature.............................…………...0-60° C
Dimensions........................................…..................102x89x52 mm
Weight......................................................................0.3 Kg approx
6.8A ITL CR-158 printer
Power supply tension.............................……..........24 Vdc

Max. consumption.................................……...........2 A
Paper size.............................................………........58x70 mm
Working temperature...................………….............0-50° C
Dimensions...................................…........................120x100x148 mm
Weight.......................................................................0.6 Kg approx
6.8B Nanoptix Pay Check 4 printer
Power supply tension.............................……..........24 Vdc

Max. consumption.................................……...........2 A
Print speed…….......................................................200 mm/sec
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Resolution................................................................500 dots per line
Duration……………………………………………640.000 print approx
Working temperature...................………….............0-50° C
Dimensions...................................…........................113x67x286 mm
Weight.......................................................................2.3 Kg approx
6.8C Payprint Beta2 printer
Power supply tension...........................……............12 Vdc

Max. consumption...............................……..............0.500 A
Printer speed...................................……..................50 mm/sec
Resolution................................................................384 dots per line
Working temperature.........................………….......0-50° C
Dimensions...............................................................150x95x65 mm
Weight.......................................................................0.300 Kg approx
6.9A Card Reader Creator CRT-288-K001-HQAY
Power supply tension….….......................................5 Vdc

Max consumption….................................................0.200 A
Reading....................................................................Magnetic/Chip
Communication........................................................RS232
Dimensions...............................................................125x98x63 mm
Weight.......................................................................0.600 Kg approx
6.9B Card Reader Creator CRT-603
Power supply tension...................................….…...5 Vdc

Max consumption........................................….........0.220 A
Reading.....................................................................RFID
Communication.........................................................RS232
Dimensions...............................................................80x86.5 mm
Weight.......................................................................0.100 Kg approx
6.9C Card Reader DDM Hopt+Schuler 881
Power supply tension.…...........................................5 Vdc

Max consumption….................................................0.100 A
Reading.....................................................................RFID
Communication.........................................................RS232
Dimensions...............................................................35x35x10 mm
6.10 Mean Well RS-150-12/24 Switching
Power supply tension..................................….........220/240 Vac

Output tension …........................................….........12Vdc - 12.5 A
Output tensions............................................….........24Vdc -6.5 A
Power out.....................................................……....150 Watt
6.11 APC-500-UPS 500 continuity group
Power supply tension..................................….........188-266 Vac 47-63 Hz

Max power..................................................…..…...500 VA
Max charge.................................................….........300 W
Medium recharging time............…..............…........8 hours
Working temperature.......................…………........0-40° C
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Dimensions..................................................….........165x92x285 mm
Weight..........................................................….........5.9 Kg
6.12A Barcode Scanner DataLogic Cobalto CO5300
Power supply tension........................……...............5 Vdc

Max consumption..............................……...............0.430 A
Communication........................................................RS-232- USB
Max reading speed................................…….…......1500 lines/sec
Working temperature............................…………...0-40°C
Dimensions..............................................................99x110x150 mm
Weight..................................................…................0.440 Kg approx
6.12B Barcode Scanner Newland NLS-FM420
Power supply tension...................……...................5 Vdc

Max consumption.........................….......................0.260 A
Communication.......................................................RS-232- USB
Working temperature....................…………...........-5°C a +45°C
Dimensions...................................….......................49x37x25 mm
Weight......................................................................0.070 Kg approx
7. Environmental conditions
Temperature Operating: from 10° to 40° C
Storage: from 5° to 55°C
Humidity Operating: from 10% to 95%
Storage: from 5% to 95%
Altitude Operating: up to 4.000 m
Storage: up to 10.000 m
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8. Security standards
Before installing the machine or working on it, it is necessary to read carefully this
manual. When the machine is installed or serviced by a different staff, the owner should ensure
that this staff has read the instructions of this manual.
It is necessary to follow these prescriptions in order to avoid any danger of accident:

· Start the machine only after having controlled the adequacy of installation and the conformity with the
information included in this manual.
· Do not install the machine in areas subject to sudden changes in temperature and humidity.
· Check the visibility and good condition of labels referring to security.
· Place the machine at a minimum distance of 15 cm from any obstacle and not upon blankets or other
soft surfaces. Moreover, avoid to install the machine near radiators or enclosed areas which do not have
a suitable ventilation.
· Do not switch on the machine if it is not completely installed in the correct way.
· Supply the machine with the electric power supply indicated on the proper tag. When in doubt, please
contact the technical assistance service.
· Make sure the fuses on the electric supply system are exclusively replaced by fuses of the same type in
order to avoid risks of fire. It is forbidden to use different fuses or materials.
· The machine should be appropriately connected to the ground in order to avoid electric shocks due to
malfunctioning.
· If the supply cable is damaged, replace it immediately with another similar cable. Do it after having
disconnected the main supply.
· Do not put any objects on the supply cable and control that the cable is not in a passageway. The cable
should not be wrapped or tied.
· Do not use the machine near water or other kind of liquids. If some liquid goes into the machine,
disconnect immediately the cable from the socket. Do not touch metal parts of the machine and ask
technical staff to control the machine before using it again.
· Do not put any container with liquids on the machine even if it the device is turned off.
· Disconnect the supply cable from the socket during storms.
· Do not perform maintenance service inside the machine; please contact our staff.
· Disconnect the supply before cleaning the machine externally. Do it by using a dry cloth.
Do not leave the keys in the machine and keep them in an area not easily accessible to the customers.
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9. Installation
· Place the machine in areas away from atmospheric agents, in a vertical and firm position, out of the
rays of the sun, in not extremely humid or dusty places and far from air conditioners or radiators.
· To fix the machine to the wall use the proper wall armoured system supplied by V.N.E. S.r.l.
· Fixing holes are in the back of the machine.

· Check whether the wall where “Plus Change” will be fixed is suitable! If the screws are
assembled in a wrong way or the surface is not suitable, there could occur damage to people or things
whose V.N.E. S.r.l. is not responsible for!
· Do not place the machine next to the emergency exits or instruments used to put out the fire.
· Make sure that the ventilation system respects the right distances from surrounding walls and
furniture.
· Supply the machine with the power supply reproduced on the tag. Check the electric system
compliance with current prescriptions concerning plant engineering (L 46/90).
· INSTALLATION, REGULATION, REPAIR and DIAGNOSTICS procedures should be done by
authorized technical staff.
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10. Customer usage

When the machine is switched on and it is operative, the touch screen allows the customer to simply
press on the screen the different icons to activate the various functions.
Six types of operations are supported by “Plus Change”:
1) Coins to note change (where the counting group is present)

2) Coins to coins change (where the counting group is present)
3) Notes to coins change
4) Notes to notes change
5) Ticket payment
6) Advanced payment interface
It is possible to modify the customer menu language, by clicking on the corresponding language icon on
the right part of the screen.
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10.1 Coins to notes change
This operation is available for counting coin group equipped machines.

The customer introduces coins into the counting coin group a press Count Coins button. Once the
counting ends, the current credit is shown in the Credit field.
The change starts when the requested note type icon is pressed; notes will be dispensed by JCM
recycler and/or F53 dispenser.
When the customer does note need a specific note type or when the current credit can't be paid using
the selected note type, the change can be executed by pressing the Complete Payment button. The
machine will complete the payment automatically using its own internal algorithm: highest to lowest
value notes will be paid first, any remaining credit will be paid in coins.
10.2 Coins to coins change
This operation is available for counting coin group equipped machines.

The customer introduces coins into the counting coin group a press Count Coins button. Once the
counting ends, the current credit is shown in the Credit field.
In case of single coin hopper, the change can be started pressing the requested coin icon. When the
payment can't be completed through the selected coin, the machine will complete it automatically,
using the other available coin values.
When the customer does note need a specific coin type or when the current credit can't be paid using
the selected coin type, the change can be executed by pressing the Dispense Coins button. The
value coins will be paid.
In case of Smart Hopper only the Dispense Coins button is available: coins will be paid out using the
hopper internal algorithm.
10.3 Notes to coins change
The customer introduces the banknote in the JCM note recycler and, once the note is accepted, the
current credit is shown in the Credit field.
In case of single coin hopper, the change can be started pressing the requested coin icon. When the
payment can't be completed through the selected coin, the machine will complete it automatically,
using the other available coin values.
When the customer does note need a specific coin type or when the current credit can't be paid using
the selected coin type, the change can be executed by pressing the Dispense Coins button. The
value coins will be paid.
In case of Smart Hopper only the Dispense Coins button is available: coins will be paid out using the
hopper internal algorithm.
10.4 Notes to notes change
The customer introduces the banknote in the JCM note recycler and, once the note is accepted, the
current credit is shown in the Credit field.
The change starts when the requested note type icon is pressed; notes will be dispensed by JCM
recycler and/or F53 dispenser.
When the customer does note need a specific note type or when the current credit can't be paid using
the selected note type, the change can be executed by pressing the Complete Payment button. The
value notes will be paid first, any remaining credit will be paid in coins.
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10.5 Ticket payment
If it is available the payment for VLT or Casino system ticket, or betting ticket, the machine have
specific peripherals to reading the tickets.
VLT or Casino system ticket
To payout VLT ticket, the customer inserts the ticket into the JCM acceptor or recycler: a message
on the screen advises him that the ticket validation operation is in progress.
Once the barcode has been read and successfully confirmed, ticket amount is displayed in the Credit
field.
If the verification fails, the ticket is returned to the customer and a message on the bottom right of the
screen explains the failure reason (for example “ticket not valid” means that the barcode read is not
valid).
Once the amount has been credited, customer can choose to payout it by choosing a note or a coin,
by pressing the Complete Payment button or by using the enhanced payment interface shown in the
following paragraph.
Betting system ticket and voucher
To payout betting ticket or voucher, the customer just pass the ticket under the proper barcode
scanner; an acoustic signal advises that the scanner has read the barcode and a message on the screen
informs the customer that the ticket validation operation is in progress on the betting system remote
server.
Once the barcode has been read and successfully confirmed, ticket amount is displayed in the Credit
field.
If the verification fails, the ticket is returned to the customer and a message on the bottom right of the
screen explains the failure reason (for example “ticket not valid” means that the barcode read is not
valid).
Once the amount has been credited, customer can choose to payout it by choosing a note or a coin,
by pressing the Complete Payment button or by using the enhanced payment interface shown in the
following paragraph.
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10.6 Enhanced payment interface
It is available also a different customer interface that can be enabled through the specific menu by
the admin level operator (paragraph 12.10).
This enhanced interface is shown in the screenshot below:
The customer can activate the enhanced payment interface by pressing the Select Denomination
button; it will appear a popup as shown in the screenshot below.
Using this menu the customer can choose exactly which denominations of notes he wants to receive
and select the number of notes for each denomination.
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By pressing each banknote icon or each “+” and “-” icon, the customer can select how many Euros he
wants to receive using that denomination.
He can also choose to get part or the full credit with coins, by using the “ +” and “-” icon near the
coins image.
On the right of the popup the “Selected Credit” field will report the current selected credit, while
“Remaining Credit” will show the amount of remaining credit.
To confirm the selection and start the payment the customer has to press the green Confirm button
on the bottom right of the popup.
If there still is a Remaining credit after the selection and the Confirm operation, the machine will first
pay the selected credit and then automatically finish the payment using its own algorithm.
If the Selected credit is higher than the available credit, a warning message will appear in the bottom
left of the screen and the Confirm button will not be clickable.
It is possible to exit the enhanced payment interface by clicking the red X button in the right lower
part of the popup.
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10.7 Ongoing payment
Whatever the customer selected operation, it appears a popup showing information about the ongoing
payment as shown in the screenshot below.
• the field Amount to Pay shows the total value that will be dispensed
• the field Paid shows the partial value already dispensed
• the filed Still to Pay shows the partial credit that still has to be paid
Paid and Still to Pay field values are updated at the end of each single peripheral transaction.
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11. Operator Usage
Plus Change has been conceived with the most innovative access control system to its several functions.
Three smart cards with different priority levels allow to identify the operator, register the hour and the
date of access and all the possible operations which have been done. The continuity group of Plus
Change allows to complete the operations even if a blackout occurs.
11.1 Machine turning on
Connect Plus Change to the 220V supply system using the cable in the equipment. Put the switch
located on the top right side on the ON position.
Insert the starting up key in the electrical lock located in the front side of the cabinet and turn
clockwise to turn on the machine.
In this phase every component of the machine is automatically activated with an initialization
“check” visualized on the display. Then the machine is ready to be used.
11.2 Machine turning off
To turn off the Plus Change it is enough to bring the 220V supply switch on OFF position. A buzzer
will inform about the end of the primary supply and the machine will automatically switch off in a
couple of minutes.
First, the PC board is switched off. One minute after the stop of the PC board, the peripheral supply
is disabled and the machine is completely turned off.
It is also possible to shutdown the machine by using the starting up key or using the proper
button in the Status menu.
11.3 Operator access smart card
Together with Plus Change you will receive three smart cards, used to interact with the machine.
The three cards will allow you to enter into machine configuration menu; the accesses have different
priorities to permit a more secure handling of all the functions.
For a higher security of these cards, the access to the service and configuration menu is protected by
a password. When the machine is delivered, all the three cards have a standard password. We
recommend to modify it during the first installation.
Follow instructions in the paragraph 12.8 for password changing.
It is possible to receive more smart cards if you need to give access to more operators; these cards
can then be programmed using the proper machine function as described in paragraph 12.8.
Every additional card must have different username and password in order to identify every different
operator.
Card access differs depending on the installed card reader type.
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Chip/magnetic card reader
To enter the main menu place the card having the chip facing up into the card reader and wait until
the virtual keyboard is shown on the screen.
To exit the main menu just remove the card from the reader.
RFID card reader
Place the card close the RFID reader in order to enter the main menu: an acoustic signal will confirm
that the reading is done and a virtual keyboard will be shown on screen.
To exit the menu select the Account tab and press the Logout red button in the lower right corner of
the screen.
ATTENTION: in case of RFID card access, for security reasons an automatic logout will take place
after 120” of operator inactivity (no pressed button, no activity performed).
11.4 Admin level operator access
The smart card, having as initial user name admin, is the Master card.
This is the card having the highest access level (that is called admin level), it gives access to all the
operator interface menus.
Once the card is read correctly, the virtual keyboard is shown on the screen: type the password
(admin at first access) and press Return button.
If the password is correct, you will enter into the first menu; otherwise you will see an error message
on the bottom right corner.
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12. Admin level operator interface functions

The access through the admin level card allows the operator to interact with all the menus.
The tabs on the upper part of the screen allow to move inside the different menus by pressing the icons.
The two squares with arrows (on the right upper side) allow to browse through different menus.
12.1 Accounting
This page shows the total amount corresponding to:
• banknote in (Tot notes IN)

• banknote out (Tot notes OUT)
• coins in (Tot coins IN)
• coins out (Tot coins OUT)
• ticket in (Tot ticket IN) when this function is available
• ticket out (Tot ticket OUT) when this function is available
Under each voice you will find more information about the denomination of banknotes and coins.
The button representing a printer in the bottom left corner allows to print a summary of the whole
accounting: in the print you will visualize the serial number of the machine, all the accounting data
seen on the screen and the actual date.
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Pushing the red button with the white X (“Delete”) for more than 5 seconds, the accounting will be
reset.
Pushing the button with the icon of a magnifying glass at the right bottom of the screen, it opens a
window containing a summary of the accounting data opens:
• Total IN: (Tot banknotes in) + (Tot coins in) + (Tot ticket in)
• Total OUT: (Tot banknotes out) + (Tot coins out) + (Tot ticket out)
Pushing the “Manual Payment” button, the operator can delete the current customer credit.
It will be operator duty to manually pay the deleted amount to the customer.
This function can be very useful if the machine has a remaining credit that cannot be currently paid
out, for example because there are no fitting coins in the machine.
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12.2 Operator withdrawal
The withdrawal function, in those machine where it is available, allows the authorized operator to
withdraw cash, up to a predefined maximum value, from the machine.
The available options on this tab varies depending on the operator that is using it.
Admin operator can set a withdrawal limit for herself and for all the other operators, using + and –
buttons of the New Limit box and confirming the value pressing the green check button.
The other operators are not allowed to modify withdrawal limits.
Every time an operator performs a withdrawal, her limit decreases of the same withdrawn value.
Once the 0 limit value is reached, the operator could not ask for further withdrawals, until the admin
operator will set a new limit for that specific operator.
Pressing the up arrows the amount of cash that will be requested for the withdraw operation is
increased, pressing the up arrows the amount of cash that will be requested for the withdraw
operation is decreased (increasing/decreasing step is 5 Euro).
The amount to withdraw can also be modified manually: pressing the pencil icon a virtual numeric
pad will be shown. This will allow to digit the exact amount to withdraw.
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Once the amount to withdraw is set, it is possible to choose one of the following dispensing options:
• Mixed notes: the machine dispense the requested value in notes, choosing them
automatically.
• Hoppers: if the machine is equipped with single coin hoppers, the operator select the desired
coin type and the requested value will be dispensed using just coins of this type, when
available. If the machine is equipped by Smart Hoppers, the operator is not allowed to select
a specific coin type and the hopper will choose automatically the coin types to dispense.
• JCM: the operator selects one of the note type present in the JCM recycler and the
dispensing will be completed using that type of note, if possible.
• Fujitsu: the operator selects one of the note type present in the FUJITSU F53 dispenser and the
dispensing will be completed using that type of note, if possible.
Once the desired type of coin/note is selected and the corresponding Withdraw button is pressed, or
the Mixed banknotes is pressed, a pop up asking to type the reason for which the withdrawal is
being required is shown.
Only when the message is confirmed by pressing the Return button the dispensing starts. If no
message is entered, the requested value is not dispensed.
The Print button permits to print the list of the last withdrawals. Data, operator, value and typed
reason are printed for each withdrawal.
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12.3 Hopper configuration
This page functions can be used to configure the coin dispensers.
Plus Change can be equipped with different hoppers depending on the user needs.
The major difference, detailed in this manual, is in using a single coin belt ccTalk hopper or a
discriminator Smart Hopper.
For the two types of hopper, two different configuration menus are available.
12.3.1 Single coin Hopper
Coin value choice
The user can set a specific coin value for each hopper, using the drop down menu Hopper 1, Hopper
2 and Hopper 3.
Pushing on each drop down menu it is shown the list of all the coin values available for the
corresponding hopper. Once the desired value is selected it can be confirmed pressing on the green
check button Confirm.
The hopper coin values can be modified only when hoppers are completely empty, otherwise an error
message sill be shown on the screen.
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ATTENTION: more hoppers can be configured with the same coin value, in this case the dispensing
will start from the most left hopper (hopper 1 before hopper 2) and will continue/start from hopper 2
only when hopper 1 can not dispense the whole value.
The same criterion is applied during the refill through the coin counting group.
Manual refill
Hopper coin refill can be performed using the counting group (automatic refill) when it is available,
as described in paragraph 12.7), otherwise hopper can be refilled manually (manual refill).
The number of coins inserted manually into the hoppers can be saved using the proper menu: each
hopper coin amount can be modified using + and – icons, or typing the exact quantity using the
numeric keypad that will appear pressing the pencil icon button.
To make the changes be effective, the underlying green check Confirm must be pressed.
ATTENTION: depending on the machine model, it is possible to have more or less of 3 hoppers;
however the menu functions are used in the exact same way described above.
Full Check
This option permits to decide whether to enable the full level control photocells that determines the
maximum level of coins in each hopper.
When the choice is YES the control is on and coins exceeding the full level, that is the upper level
edge of the hopper, are refused by the counting/validating system.
When the choice is NO the control is ignored and the capable metallic extensions becomes the
maximum containing limit.
We strongly suggest to choose YES.
Empty Check
This option permits to decide whether to check the empty level control photocells before starting a
coin payment.
This empty threshold is a hardware check of belt hoppers, that is triggered by a physical sensor on
the metal conductivity of the hopper itself.
When the choice is YES, the machine checks the empty level before starting a payment or accepting
a bet, to be sure that there are enough coins inside the hopper.
The empty threshold depends on the type of coins: for 2 Euro coins it’s approximately 50 coins; for
lower denomination coins the threshold will be higher.
When the choice is NO, the machine does not check the empty level and it only checks the value of
“number of coins inside" (written by operators and updated during automatic refills and payments).
Obviously in this case the operator takes all the responsibility for a proper behaviour of the hopper,
because the hopper itself will not check if it physically has coins inside.
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12.3.2 Smart Hopper
Discriminator hoppers Smart Hopper can manage (depending on its type) up to 8 different coin
denomination at the same time.
Every Smart Hopper has its own configuration tab (Smart Hopper 1, Smart Hopper 2, Smart
Hopper 3), as shown in the following screenshot.
The list of denominations supported by the Smart Hopper is represented on the left of the tab.
The field “Quantity” reports the number of coins of each denomination that is inside the hopper.
Hopper coin refill can be performed using the counting group (automatic refill) when it is available,
as described in paragraph 12.7), otherwise hopper can be refilled manually (manual refill).
To manually refill the Smart Hopper you need to physically insert the coins in the hopper and then
manually modify the corresponding quantity by pressing on the text field where that quantity is
reported.
A new popup with a numeric keyboard will appear; using that keyboard insert the number of coins
of that denomination currently into the hopper, then confirm it by pressing the Return button.
ATTENTION: it is very important to digit the right amount of coins; otherwise the smart
hopper will not work properly.
Please remember NOT to digit the number of coins added, but the total number of coins
ACTUALLY contained in the hopper.
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The field “Recycle” specifies if that denomination of coins is used by the hopper:
• if “Yes” is selected it means that the hopper will pay with that denomination
• if “No” is selected it means that the hopper do not use that denomination for paying
ATTENTION: if “Recycle” is set to “No” for a denomination, the coin acceptor will not sort that
type of denomination into this Smart Hopper
To save the changes on the Quantity levels or on the Recycle configuration press the Confirm green
button on the right of the screen.
To undo the last unsaved changes press the red button.
ATTENTION: For a correct use of the machine, it is needed to configure the three smart hoppers
in a proper way.
Smart Hopper 1 must recycle the higher denominations of coins, while Smart Hopper 3 must
recycle the lower ones. Take a look at the following examples:
correct configuration example:

• Smart Hopper 1: recycle 2 Euro, 1 Euro
• Smart Hopper 2: recycle 1 Euro, 50 cents
• Smart Hopper 3: recycle 20 cents, 10 cents, 5 cents, 2 cents
wrong configuration example:

Furthermore each smart hopper has to recycle “contiguous” denomination of coins.
wrong configuration example:

• Smart Hopper 3: recycle 10 cents, 5 cents, 2 cents
In this case the configuration is wrong because the Smart Hopper 1 is recycling 2 Euro coins and 20
cents coins: those two denominations are not contiguous and that fact can create problems to the
payment routine.
If you want to payout 20 cent coins, you need to add those denomination to the ones recycled by
Smart Hopper 2 or Smart Hopper 3.
correct configuration example:

alternative correct configuration example:

• Smart Hopper 2: recycle 1 Euro, 50 cents, 20 cents
• Smart Hopper 3: recycle 10 cents, 5 cents, 2 cents
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ATTENTION: If the same denomination is set in more than one hopper (as it is the 1 Euro
denomination in the example above), coins of that denomination will be inserted by the coin
acceptor in the leftmost hopper.
When the leftmost hopper is full, the coin acceptor will switch to the next hopper that supports the
denomination.
ATTENTION: the third hopper (Smart Hopper 3), depending on the model, can manage the 1 cent
coins.
Smart Hopper manages 1 cent coins in a different way: if the hopper realized that there are too many
1 cent coins compared with the coins of other denominations, during the payout it throws into the
cashbox below the exceeding 1 cent coins.
This behaviour happens where the number of 1 cent coins exceeds 15% of the total coins into the
hopper.
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12.4 Recycler
Using the functions of this page it is possible to configure the JCM iPRO recycler, when supported.
Recycled Banknotes
JCM recycler can accept all denominations of banknotes and recycle two of them.
The selected denominations are divided in two different cassettes, and each cassette can contain up to
100 notes.
Clicking and scrolling on the “Cassette 1” and “Cassette 2” icons, it's possible to select the two
denominations that you want to recycle.
Clicking on the selection box, a drop down menu shows the list of all the JCM iPRO banknote values
that can be selected.
The choice can then be confirmed of deleted using the buttons Confirm-Delete at the bottom of the
screen.
When the recycling cassette is not completely empty, its value can not be changed and an error
message will be shown.
ATTENTION: when the banknote value of a recycling cassette is changed, the spacers contained in
that cassette MUST be physically changed, using the selected banknote value suitable ones.
Further information on the spacer changing can be found in the JCM iPRO manual.
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Balanced Algorithm
The Balanced Algorithm option allows to choose the criterion used for dispensing banknotes from
the JCM.
When the option is set to YES, the recycler starts paying using the banknote value type whose
number of pieces is higher.
When the option is set to NO, the recycler starts paying using the banknotes having the highest value.
We suggest to keep this option to NO.
Cassette minimum levels
As previously said, the JCM iPRO recycler handle two different types of banknote in two different
recycling cassettes.
The minimum level is the number of notes that will remain in a cassette after a partial emptying
operation is performed.
Further details are given in the following paragraph in the tab Empty section.
JCM manual refill
The best way to perform CM recycling cassette refill is to follow the automatic refill procedure that
is explained in paragraph 12.7.
The JCM refill can be performed also manually. To perform the manual refill the central part of the
JCM recycler must be opened and a bunch of banknotes must be inserted into the cassettes.
Banknotes in each cassettes must be of the same type and not exceed 100 pieces.
The upper recycling cassette is Cassette 1 and the lower recycling cassette is Cassette 2.
Once the banknotes are physically inserted into the JCM cassettes, their number must be configured
using the JCM manual refill menu. Using the “+” and “-” icons the content of the two cassettes
(Cassette 1 and Cassette 2) can be increased or decreased.
To make the changes be effective it is necessary to press the green check button Confirm that is to
the right.
ATTENTION: further information concerning JCM recycling cassette manual refill and spacer
substitution, in case of cassette banknote value change, refers to JCM iPRO manual.
ATTENTION: the manual refill operation can be used also to empty the JCM. In this case the
banknotes must be physically removed from the cassettes and the corresponding banknote quantity
must be set to 0 from the menu. We suggest to empty the JCM using the corresponding command as
explained in next paragraph.
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ATTENTION: the acceptance of different banknote types can be inhibited using the dip switches
located under the banknote feeder.
When the dip switch is in the “high” position ON the acceptance of the corresponding banknote type
is disabled, vice versa, when the dip switch is in “low” position OFF, the acceptance of the
corresponding banknote type is enabled.
The dip switches and banknote types correspondence table is the following (the dip switches
numbers are from left to right):
• dip switch 1: 5 €
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12.5 Empty
Using the functions of this page it is possible to empty the hoppers, the JCM recycler, perform
electronic opening of the machine, print a list of operations and turn off or restart the machine.
JCM Cassettes
Using the emptying operation, the JCM recycler unloads to its stacker the notes stored into its
recycler cassettes.
Pressing the Total button, all notes into the recycling cassette will be unloaded to the stacker.
Pressing the Partial button, the notes still will be put into the stacker but the operation will finish as
soon as the level in each cassette reaches the Minimum Level set in the Recycler menu (see previous
paragraph).
Hoppers
Hopper emptying can be done pushing the correspondent button for each hopper. The selected
hopper will be completely emptied.
At the bottom of the screen it will be visualized the denomination of the coins dispensed, the quantity
and the corresponding total value.
In case of Smart Hopper, the coins are emptied in metal cashbox installed below the hopper itself; the
total content in Euro of this cashbox is reported in the Empty tab under the voice Smart Cashbox.
Once the cashbox has been physically emptied, it is needed to rest the Smart Cashbox counter by
pressing the Empty button below.
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Opening
One of the most important feature of “Plus Change” is the electronic timer opening.
The use of “Plus Change” requests criteria of high security against attempts of burglary or robbery.
The solutions which have been taken satisfy those criteria and that's why this machine is a secure
instrument necessary for the new requirements of the gaming market.
Once the main door is closed with the double map safety lock, a blocking system does not allow to
open the door unless you use this menu.
To unlock the mechanism and activate the opening function through the security keys, it is necessary
to push the button “Open”. The timer countdown starts and once it is ended the mechanism
unblocks, thus allowing the opening of the door.
It is possible to set/modify the opening time from 0 to 60 minutes by browsing on “Timer” and
pushing “Confirm”; the operation can be done just within the 30 seconds following the opening
request, then the green button “Confirm” becomes grey and inhibits. The operation can be done
again just after a new timer opening.
Operations
Each operation is stored with the informations about the date, the hour and the operator that
performed it.
Pressing the printing buttons “Print Opening”, “Print Transactions”, “Print Operations” it is
possible to have a print of one of the three functions.
The openings print contains the list of the last openings performed, specifying date and time of each
opening and the operator who did it.
The transactions print contains the list of the last money transactions, specifying date, hour, type and
amount of each transaction.
The operations print contains the list of the different operation performed on the machine, specifying
date, hour, operator and the operation type (hopper emptying, accounting reset, configuration
changes...).
Each print also reports the serial number of the machine and the printing date and time.
Turn off/Restart
On the right corner of the tab, there are two buttons.

The most left is Turn Off and it permits to turn off the machine completely.
After a pressure of at least 5 seconds, first the software is closed, then the PC board is turned off.
After another 60 seconds the peripheral power is disabled and the machine is completely turned off.
The most right button is Restart. It is used to restart only the software of the machine.
After a pressure of at least 5 seconds the PC board reboot is performed.
In this case the peripheral power is never disabled.
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12.6 Status
JCM status
The JCM status is shown in the first line in the upper pasr of the Status panel.
When the peripheral is working correctly, it is shown the message OK, otherwise it is shown the
message error followed by more details.
The underlying part Casette 1 and Cassette 2 shows the current content of the JCM cassettes. For
each cassette it is shown the number of banknotes, their type and the total in Euro. In the example
shown above, Cassette 1 contains 0 pieces of 50 Euro banknotes: total 0 Euro.
Stacker
The Stacker part shows the total in Euros of the banknotes contained into the recycler stacker.
In the example above it is 0 Euros.
Remind that the stacker can contain at most 400/1000 banknotes (depending on the model), thus it
must be periodically emptied manually. Once the stacker is manually emptied, its counter must be
reset, by pressing the red delete button.
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Hopper Status
In case of single coin hopper, under the voice representing each hopper (Hopper 1, Hopper 2,
Hopper 3) the current hopper status is shown:
• OK: the hopper is not empty and works correctly

• empty: the number of coins contained into the hopper is too low to permit to perform any
payment. The hopper is not operating and it is necessary to refill it.
• Please notice that the empty sensor is a physical sensor and it can signal empty even if some
coins are into the hopper.
• full: the hopper has reached the maximum number of coins that it can contains, thus it will
accept no more coins, during refill procedure. The hopper is working and can perform
dispensing.
• error: the hopper is in error state, and a more specific message is shown.
The lower part of the screen shows the following details for each hopper:
• number of coins in the hopper

• coin type
• total in Euro
In case of Smart Hopper, under the voice representing each hopper (Smart Hopper 1, Smart
Hopper 2, Smart Hopper 3) the current hopper status is shown:
• OK: the hopper is not empty and works correctly, and the fill percentage is reported.
• full: the hopper is filled for more than 90% of its capacity.
• error: the hopper is in error state, and a more specific message is shown.
In the lower part of the screen it is shown the total content in Euro of each Smart Hopper.
Pressing the red Cancel button in the lower part of the screen for at least 5 seconds, the content of all
the hoppers will be reset. Use this button only in emergency case.
Coin counting group status
The right part of the screen shows information concerning the coin counting group.
Details concerning the counting group hopper and the coin acceptor are shown.
OK means they work correctly, when an error occurs, the corresponding message is shown.
In the lower right part of the screen, there is the Print Status button, shown as a printer icon.
By pressing this button a complete report of status and content of all machine peripherals is printed.
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12.7 Refill
In order to make operative the “Plus Change” it is necessary to recharge the peripherals of coin
disbursement (hopper), banknote recycling (JCM recycler) and banknote disbursement (F53)
The manual refill is available for all the three peripherals. Hopper manual refill paragraph 12.3, JCM
manual refill paragraph 12.4, F53 manual refill 12.8.
Hoppers and JCM iPRO can also be refilled through the automatic procedure.
JCM recycler automatic refill
Push the button “Start” to enter in refill mode: from this moment on it is possible to insert banknotes
in the recycler and check the instantaneous value on the bottom of the screen.
It should be noted that only the denominations of notes for which the three cassettes are set can be
inserted; other denominations will be rejected.
Push the button “End” to finish the refill operation: on the screen you will see the detail of all the
inserted notes.
Push the button “Print” to receive a printed report of the last refill and of the total refills done.
ATTENTION: it is important to push the button “End” when the operation is completed.
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Hopper automatic refill
Insert coins into the specific counting group, coins can be of mixed type.
Push the Start button to enter the refill modality and Coins to start validation and counting of coins
that will be addressed into the proper hopper.
When a coin type is not configured for any hopper, or the corresponding hopper is full, those coins
will be refused.
Further coins can be added while the counting is on. The lower part of the screen show a message
with the current refill values.
When the hoppers are configured for the same coin value, the coins are addressed to the first
available hopper (from left to right).
To complete the refill operation it is necessary to wait for the counting group come to a halt, next the
End button must be pressed. After some seconds the screen will shows the details of all the inserted
coins.
Press the Print button (the one showing the printer icon), to have a printed report of the last refill
performed and the total of all the refill operations.
ATTENTION: it is important to press the End button when the refill operation is done.
Show refills
Prev, Last and Next buttons permits to navigate into the list of the stored refill operations, in order to
see date, time and values of each single refill.
Total shows the total value of refill operations since last refill storage cancellation.
Pressing for at least 5 seconds the Cancel red x button, the storage of all previously performed refill
operations is deleted.
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12.8 Fujitsu
The F53 Fujitsu Note Dispenser has five cassettes which can contain about 500 pieces each; the
value of the banknote to dispense is set in the same cassette.
The value of banknotes contained in each cassette must be configured physically in the cassette.
The operation is done to change the position of the magnets contained in proper cassette slots, to
obtain the desired value configuration as described in the picture placed inside each cassette and in
the Fujitsu F53 usage manual.
Configuration and note value corresponding table for the Plus Change is the following:
Configuration A: 5€
Configuration B: 10€
Configuration C: 20€
Configuration D: 50€
Configuration E: 100€
Configuration F: 200€
ATTENTION: when a cassette value is changed, after having moved the cassette magnet, also the
position of the side and bottom spacer inside the cassette must be modified. See Fujitsu F53 manual
for further details.
The position of the cassette into the F53 is not determinant, as the system identify the value
automatically reading the magnets configuration.
Once the cassette set up has been done, it is possible to check on the screen if the set values are really
the desired ones.
To recharge the banknotes, remove the cassette pushing the green button in the bottom right corner of
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the cassette, open it and insert the banknotes being sure that there are not damaged ones.
Use the figures inside the cassette for a correct positioning.
For a correct working of the whole machine, it is absolutely necessary to insert the number of
banknotes for each cassette.
Through the up/down arrows that you find in the Fujitsu tab, it is possible to increase/decrease the
number of banknotes: the value, expressed in Euro, automatically increases/decreases at the side of
the sign “total”.
The banknote number in each cassette can be inserted also pressing the pencil icon button and using
the numeric keypad that will be shown on the screen.
Pushing the “Confirm” button, the inserted values are stored and the manual refill operation is
completed.
ATTENTION: it is absolutely necessary to reinsert the correct number of banknotes each time
a cassette is removed and put again in the F53, since each cassette removal cause the cassette
value to be set to 0.
The same tab can be used also to check status and content of F53.
When an error concerning the banknote dispenser occurs, it is shown on the upper part of the screen
together with the specific error code.
It is possible to check the note type, the note number, the total in Euro and the current status (ok or
error) of each cassette.
The example in the screenshot shows that Cassette 1 is working correctly and contains 3 banknotes
whose value is 10 Euros and the total is 30 Euros.
The Bin value is the total number of banknotes currently contained in the reject bin.
The F53 dispenser can reject banknotes for different reasons, as far as damaged, unknown or inserted
into the wrong cassette notes.
When the reject bin is emptied manually, its value must be set to zero by pressing the Cancel red x
button.
ATTENTION: in case of note jam in the Fujitsu F53 transport belt, the software asks for a full
restart of the machine to solve the problem. The restart will cause all the Fujitsu F53 jammed
banknotes to be put out, in order to free any obstruction.
This operation IS NOT ACCOUNTED since it is not a dispensing and it is a dispenser internal
service routine. Those banknotes are not part of the payment
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12.9 Coin Acceptor
The Coin Acc tab is used to configure which denominations of coin the coin acceptor can accept.
This tab is present only in the machine models that supports a coin cashbox or the Smart Hoppers.
In case of single coin hoppers, only the coin denomination configured into the hoppers are
automatically enabled.
In the upper part of the screen the status of the coin acceptor is reported: ok if everything is working
well, in case of problems is shown the error code.
For each denomination supported by the coin acceptor there is a spin box.
Selecting “Yes” the coin acceptor will accept that denomination and put it in the right smart hopper.
If “No” is selected that denomination will be always rejected.
ATTENTION: if a certain denomination is set to “Yes” in the coin acceptor menu, but there are no
Smart Hoppers that recycle that denomination, coins of that denomination will be rejected.
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12.10 JCM
JCM tab can be found only in machines that are equipped with the JCM UBA acceptor (insted of the
recycler).
This tab just shows the status of the acceptor (and in case of error it gives the error code) and the
stacker total content expressed in Euro.
Once the stacker is manually emptied, it is needed to reset its value by pressing the red Delete button.
ATTENTION: the acceptance of different banknote types can be inhibited using the dip switches
located under the banknote feeder.
When the dip switch is in the “high” position ON the acceptance of the corresponding banknote type
is disabled, vice versa, when the dip switch is in “low” position OFF, the acceptance of the
corresponding banknote type is enabled.
The dip switches and banknote types correspondence table is the following (the dip switches
numbers are from left to right):
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12.11 Config
The Config tab permits to configure the options available for the customer usage of the Plus
Change.
The options can vary depending on the peripherals the machine is equipped with.
User menu banknote selection
This menu permits to decide whether to show the advanced payment interface (paragraph 10.5).
Choosing Active, the advanced payment interface will be shown, choosing Not Active, the standard
interface will be shown.
To confirm the selection press the Confirm green check button on the right.
Change banknote choice.
This menu permits to set the banknote choice modality when the standard interface is used:
• user: the user interface will show the icons corresponding to the single banknote values that the
user can select.
• automatic: the user interface will show only a single Dispense Banknotes button, the user will
not be able to decide a desired banknote value.
• both: the user interface will show both the single value banknote icons and the Dispense
Banknotes button.
To confirm the selection press the Confirm green check button on the right.
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Start payment with
This menu permits to select from which peripheral to start dispensing banknotes. This option is
available only for those machine mounting both the recycler and the dispenser.
The options are: recycler and dispenser:
• recycler makes the banknote payments start form JCM iPRO recycler (when possible)
• dispenser makes the banknote payment start from Fujitsu F53 dispenser
Better payment speed performances are obtained selecting dispenser.
To confirm the selection press the Confirm green check button to the right.
Banknote acceptance
This menu permits to enable or disable the acceptance of banknotes of the JCM recycler.
During the normal usage of the machine we strongly suggest to keep this option to Yes.
Customer coin dispensing
This menu permits to decide if the customer can request the machine to dispense coins.
When it is set to YES, the customer interface shows the buttons that allows to choice of a specific
coin value and/or the generic Dispense Coins button, that the customer can press to have a credit
paid completely be coins.
When it is set to NO, the customer can request banknote payment only. Coins will be used only to
complete the payment when needed.
Print ticket for unpaid amount
This menu permits to decide whether a ticket for unpaid amounts must be printed, in case the
machine is not able to complete a payment.
When this option is set to YES, in case of a not dispensed remaining credit, a ticket whit that credit
amount is printed and the remaining credit set to 0. The ticket can be paid inserting it into the
machine in a further moment.
The printing of an unpaid amount ticket is accounted as ticket out (paragraph 12.1)
When this option is set to NO, the not dispensed remaining credit is kept on screen and further
money insertion will be added to this credit.
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12.12 Login
Password change
As said in paragraph 11.3, we recommend to change the standard smart card passwords after the first
access to the configurations menu.
This page allows to modify the password of the three smart cards
Once you enter the first time with the standard password, you just have to select “ change
password”, type in the new password in the ”Password” field, retype the new password in the
“Retype Password” field for a security check and then push the button “Confirm”.
In case of chip/magnetic card reader, the inserted card is overwritten with the new password and the
operation is completed.
In case of RFID reader, you have to near the card to the reader and keep it in position until a message
on the screen and an acoustic signal advises that the operation has been completed successfully.
From this moment, new accesses must be done using the new password..
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This page offers two other functions that are available only to admin level operator.
New card creation
The admin level operator can create new smart card, one of the three available type, selecting new
card.
The type of the card to be created can be selected using the drop down menu type. The admin level
operator insert the login name and the password for the new card and press Confirm. At this point it
is enough to follow the indication shown on the screen and the new card will be programmed as
requested.
In case of chip/magnetic card reader, you need to remove that admin card currently inserted, and
insert the new card you want to program.
In case of RFID reader, Keep the new card to be programmed close to the reader, until a message on
the screen and an acoustic signal confirm that the operation is done.
Additional smart card can be supplied from V.N.E. under request.
Remove card
The admin level operator can also remove a specific user, by selecting the corresponding user name
from the Remove drop down menu.
Notice that an operator can not delete the it's own user.
Once a user is removed, the corresponding could not be used any more.
12.13 Date
The “Date” tab is very simple to use: just push the current day, use the left and right arrow to change
month and year, and update hour, minutes and seconds first selecting the desired field then increasing
or reducing it with the two arrows up/down.
The date and time are always visible in the bottom of the screen.
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12.14 Net
Plus Change can be connected online.

This feature allows an efficient and intelligent administration of targeted interventions both of
recharge and maintenance and a constant check of all the operations which have been done.
This additional service offered by V.N.E. srl is simplified by a the use of a dedicated website,
protected with an entering username and password, which guarantee the maximum data privacy.
www.vneremote.com
The machine registration is automatic and occurs at the first online connection.
The activation of the service is subject to agreements with V.N.E. srl commercial office.
Using the virtual numeric keyboard, it is possible to modify all net parameters necessary for the
correct online configuration. These parameters can then be saved pushing the button “Confirm”.
The network configuration details is out of this manual scope and we suggest to LAN managing
trained personnel.
After the green check confirm button pressure, the configuration will require by 20 seconds to be
completed and the screen will show a message asking to restart the machine to make to make the new
configuration to be effective.
ATTENTION: accessing to the machine from the V.N.E. portal is performed through a VPN, to
ensure security and integrity of information.
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In lack of internet connection, it will not be possible to access the machine from the V.N.E. portal. In
any case the internal machine web site can be accessed also locally.
When the Local Access file is set to YES, the machine web site can be reached typing the following
address in a web browser of a PC connected to the LAN:
http://<IP machine addres>/supervlt
Considering the screenshot example the address to type is:
http://192.168.1.108/supervlt/
This modality access does NOT use the same login and password used on the V.N.E. portal.
To access through this modality, it is necessary to insert user name and password corresponding to a
admin level operator enabled on the machine.
At the end of the session, remember to logout using the proper button located in the web site internal
to the machine.
ATTENTION: we strongly suggest, when possible, to use the remote connection (Local Access =
NO), that guarantee a higher security level.
The machine website permits to check the following information in real time:
• accounting details
• configuration and status of the installed peripherals
• full list of the operations and possibility to filter them by date, operation type and operator
• full list of money transactions and possibility to filter them by date
• full list of openings/closures of the machine main door with details on date and operator
• full list of coin/banknote refill operations with details on date and operator
• full list of tickets inserted into the machine with possibility to filter them by date and operator
who validated the ticket (when available)
• full list of the tickets printed by the machine (when available) and filter by date.
It is also possible to lock/unlock the machine from remote, using the proper LOCK MACHINE and
UNLOCK MACHINE buttons.
Once the machine is locked from remote, neither user nor operators could use it, even after a reset,
until it will be unlocked from remote.
ATTENTION: pay attention when using the lock machine function, since it is not guaranteed that
any ongoing operation will terminate correctly (payments and money delivery included)
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13. Accounting operator level access

This card only gives access to a page subset of the main menu and it does not allow to make any
configuration change.
To enter the “Accounting” mode, insert the proper card and type the standard password “Contab”.
The operator can just visualize and print the accounting, enter the withdrawal service with the
withdrawal limit set by the admin operator (see paragraph 12.2), check the machine status and change
his own password.
We strongly suggest you to change the password after the first access.
ATTENTION: in case of RFID card access, in order to perform logout it is necessary to press the
Logout button on the lower right corner of the Accounting tab.
14. Refill level operator access

This card only gives access to a page subset of the main menu and it does not allow to make any
configuration change.
The standard password is “Refill”; the operator can do all refill operations, as said in paragraph 12.7,
check the machine status and change his own password.
We strongly suggest you to change the password after the first access.
ATTENTION: in case of RFID card access, in order to perform logout it is necessary to press the
Logout button on the lower right corner of the Refill tab.
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15. Maintenance
Ordinary and extraordinary maintenance should be done by qualified staff who has to observe the
following prescriptions.
• Do not modify the machine without previous maker authorization .

• In case of repair or substitution of components, use only spare parts which have been approved
by V.N.E.
• Before starting any maintenance intervention, make sure that the machine is turned off and the
supply cable is disconnected from the system.
• Disconnect the supply system and the main connectors of the machine by seizing connectors
and not individual cables.
• Before connecting or disconnecting any connector or plug make sure that the machine switch
is OFF.
• Make sure that the front of the machine is separated 50 cm at least from any other obstacle in
order to guarantee the substitution of internal parts of the machine (supply, board, etc..).
REPAIR: Machine repairs should be done only by technical and skilled staff or in our repair centre .
Some power supply parts are still hot or keep dangerous tensions for a period of time. Even if the
machine is switched off, there are risks of burns or electric shocks. Do not touch accidentally these
parts.
16. Out of order instructions
● Address to skilled staff.

● Observe the prescriptions of the current legislation concerning recycling and
disposal of waste material.
17. Transport
· Transport and handling procedures should be done by trained staff. If you do not respect this
recommendation, there would be physical damage to people or to the machine.
· The machine has parts which are susceptible to vibrations and/or crashes. It is necessary to pay
attention to transport and moving.
· The machine should be transported in closed means of transport and it should be properly fixed.
· It is forbidden to lift the machine with cables or belts because it does not have specific points of
fixing
· If you want to move the machine in different places, make sure power supply cable is disconnected
and well preserved.
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18. Conformity Declaration
Firm: V.N.E. S.r.l.

Via Biagioni, 371
55047 Querceta (LU) - Italia
Machine: “Plus Change” money changer machine
Managing director: Nicolino Verona
REGULATIONS (1):
CEI EN 55022:2014, Limit Class B (1)

Emissions: Radiated
EN 55022:2010; EN 55022/EC:2011, Limit Class B (2)
CEI EN 55022:2014, Limit Class B (1)
Emissions: Conducted
EN 55022:2010; EN 55022/EC:2011, Limit Class B (2)
CEI EN 61000-3-2:2015 (1)
Emissions: Harmonics
EN 61000-3-2:2014 (1) (2)
CEI EN 61000-3-3:2014 (1)
Emissions: voltage fluctuations and flicker
EN 61000-3-3:2013 (1) (2)
CEI EN 55024:2013, CEI EN 555024:/A1:2015 (1)
Radio Frequency Electromagnetic Fields
EN 55024:2010, EN 55022:2010/AC:2011 (2)
CEI EN 55024:2013, CEI EN 555024:/A1:2015 (1)
Radio Frequency common mode
EN 55024:2010, EN 55022:2010/AC:2011 (2)
CEI EN 55024:2013, CEI EN 555024:/A1:2015 (1)
Fast transients (EFT-Bursts)
EN 55024:2010, EN 55022:2010/AC:2011 (2)
CEI EN 55024:2013, CEI EN 555024:/A1:2015 (1)
Electrostatic discharges (ESD)
EN 55024:2010, EN 55022:2010/AC:2011 (2)
CEI EN 55024:2013, CEI EN 555024:/A1:2015 (1)
Surges immunity test
EN 55024:2010, EN 55022:2010/AC:2011 (2)
CEI EN 55024:2013, CEI EN 555024:/A1:2015 (1)
Voltage dips and interruptions
EN 55024:2010, EN 55022:2010/AC:2011 (2)
CEI EN 55024:2013, CEI EN 555024:/A1:2015 (1)
Power - frequency magnetic field
EN 55024:2010, EN 55022:2010/AC:2011 (2)
CEI EN 60950-1:2007 +/A11:2010 +/A1:2012
+/A12:2012 + /A2:2014 (1)
EN 60950-1:2006 + /A11:2009 + /A1:2010 + /A12:2011
Safety verifications
+ /A2:2013 (2)
CEI EN 60335-2-82:2005 +/A1:2010 (1)
EN 60335-2-82:2003 +/A1:2008 (2)
(1) Italian standard, (2) Equivalent European standard
(1) these rules include the variations related to the date of this document.
The maker states that the product suits the above-mentioned regulations and observe the main
requirements demanded by 2004/108/CEE, 2006/95/CEE, 2014/30/EU (EMC), 2014/35/UE (LVD)
Directives.
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THE MAKER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MODIFY THE MACHINE

DESCRIBED IN THIS MANUAL AT ANY TIME AND WITHOUT NOTICE
AS FOR TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS.
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Quality Management System Certification

V.N.E. S.r.l Via Biagioni, 371 – 55047 Querceta (LU)

TECHNICAL AND OPERATING

Technical Manual index

10.1 Coins to notes change

12 Admin level operator interface functions

13 Accounting operator level access

• Operative procedures of transport, maintenance and peripheral installation included in this

3. Purpose and structure of the manual

4. How to use this manual

5. Manufacturer and machine identification

5.2 Machine: “Plus Change” money change machine

5.3 Component list

• Printer: Nanoptix Paycheck4, Innovative Technology CR-158 or Payprint Beta2

5.4 Year of fabrication: 2016

Power supply tension........…………………………...230 V 

6.2A Technical features of the "AIMB-212" control board

6.2B Technical features of the "AIMB-215" control board

6.3 TFT-LCD monitor touch screen technical features

Power supply tensions......................................……......12Vdc

6.4A Standard ccTalk hopper features

Power supply tension....................................….…...24Vdc

6.4B ITL Smart Hopper features

Power supply tension…................................................24Vdc

Power supply tension........................................……....24Vdc

6.6A JCM iPRO-RC note recycler

Power supply tension.....................……….....................24Vdc

6.6B Note/Ticket Acceptor F40 STG - UBA-10-SS

Power supply tension..........................………...............12 Vdc

6.7A NRI G-13 Coin Acceptor

Power supply tension............................………............12 Vdc

6.7B NRI V2 Coin Acceptor

Power supply tension............................….…...........12 Vdc

6.8A ITL CR-158 printer

Power supply tension.............................……..........24 Vdc

6.8B Nanoptix Pay Check 4 printer

Power supply tension.............................……..........24 Vdc

6.8C Payprint Beta2 printer

Power supply tension...........................……............12 Vdc

6.9A Card Reader Creator CRT-288-K001-HQAY

Power supply tension….….......................................5 Vdc

6.9B Card Reader Creator CRT-603

Power supply tension...................................….…...5 Vdc

6.9C Card Reader DDM Hopt+Schuler 881

Power supply tension.…...........................................5 Vdc

6.10 Mean Well RS-150-12/24 Switching

Power supply tension..................................….........220/240 Vac

6.11 APC-500-UPS 500 continuity group

Power supply tension..................................….........188-266 Vac 47-63 Hz

6.12A Barcode Scanner DataLogic Cobalto CO5300

Power supply tension........................……...............5 Vdc

6.12B Barcode Scanner Newland NLS-FM420

Power supply tension...................……...................5 Vdc

It is necessary to follow these prescriptions in order to avoid any danger of accident:

· Fixing holes are in the back of the machine.

10. Customer usage

Six types of operations are supported by “Plus Change”: