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  1. The Recycler must be manually loaded, one banknote at a time.

  2. The Recycler must be specifically unloaded (also called a “float down”). This unloading must be performed before certain critical operations, like updating the firmware..

  3. To purge the Recycler, use “Float Down”: Recycler Float Downs

When the Recycler fills to capacity of any particular banknote, it will pass further banknotes through to the stacker (cashbox).

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IMPORTANT:

Note

The Recycler must be emptied prior to updating your acceptor firmware!

  • Recyclers use special firmware, and installing non-recycler firmware may damage it.

Warning
BE SURE TO SPECIFY THAT YOU USE A RECYCLER WHEN REQUESTING NEW BILLSET FIRMWARE!
Tip

Please see this article for directions on updating your Recycler billset.

Instructions: Upgrading your Acceptor Firmware

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Configuring your Recycler

Access the ADVANCED administration screen. Instructions.

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  • Reinsert the stacker/cashbox after the screen appears.

  • Select CASHBOXES

Configure your Recycler (if you haven’t already):

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This section describes setting the Recycler denominations.

  • This is typically done only once.

  • It doesn’t need to be repeated again unless:

    • you decide to change the denominations you issue, or

    • update the recycler firmware.

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  • Set the denominations for each drum (2 drums).

  • Click OK and proceed to load the Recycler.

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Loading your Recycler

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  • Press LOAD RECYCLER.

  • The acceptor LED will light up solid green.

  • Insert up to 54 banknotes of each of the 2 denominations selected.

  • Orient the bills in the same face & direction!

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Unload your Recycler

In some instances, you may wish to reduce the number of a selected banknotes. Unloaded banknotes are deposited into the stacker (cashbox).

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