Triton 9670 Operation Manual - Manual (Page 228)

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S TTTTTTTTTTT UUUU VVV HHH CCC DDDD --- (Ignore any additional characters, if present.)
Denomination Code 1
Currency Code
Note Size: Horizontal
Note Size: Vertical
Shutter Sensors Calibration Value [ 0-3 ]
2
Pressure Sensor Calibration Value [ 0-3 ]
Empty Sensor Calibration Value [ 0-7 ]
Exit Sensor Calibration Value [ 0-7 ]
3
NC Lid Solenoid Status Sensor [ ‘0’ = Solenoid Not Activated, ‘1’ = Solenoid Activated ]
NC Shutter Solenoid Status Sensor [ ‘0’ = Solenoid Not Activated, ‘1’ = Solenoid Activated ]
Cassette Lid/Lock Sensor [ ‘0’ = Lid Closed and Locked, ‘1’ = Lid Not Closed ]
Cassette Low Level Sensor [ ‘0’ = Low Level, ‘1’ = Not Low Level ]
4
Cassette Present Sensor [ ‘0’ = Cassette Not Present, ‘1’ = Cassette Present ]
NC Shutter Sensor 3 [ ‘0’ = Sensor Not Obstructed, ‘1’ = Sensor Obstructed ]
5
NC Shutter Sensor 2 [ ‘0’ = Sensor Not Obstructed, ‘1’ = Sensor Obstructed ] 5
NC Shutter Sensor 1 [ ‘0’ = Sensor Not Obstructed, ‘1’ = Sensor Obstructed ] 5
Pressure Sensor [ ‘0’ = Low Feed Pressure, ‘1’ = Normal Feed Pressure ]
Empty Sensor [ ‘0’ = Sensor Not Obstructed, ‘1’ = Sensor Obstructed ]
Exit Sensor [ ‘0’ = Sensor Not Obstructed, ‘1’ = Sensor Obstructed ]
General Status Code [ ‘0’ = OK ]
N OTES :
1.) First three characters are Denomination Code (ex. 010 = $10.00). Fourth position is a ‘Variant’ code character
that defines a currency ‘version’ or ‘ variation’, if applicable.
2.) This parameter is currently not implemented.
3.) The normal range for the Exit Sensor Calibration Value is 2-4. Higher values mean a dirtier sensor.
4.) This is a warning status only, when active.
5.) The normal status pattern for this group of three Sensors is ‘101’.
‘NC’ Stands for Note Cassette.
When a Note Cassette is not present the positions related to the cassette will be reported as “-”.