Functions - Olympia NC 450 Mode D'emploi

If an error is detected, it is indicated in the top display
(refer to the Error table) and the background turns red.
Validation Tests
The best results are achieved after a warm-up
phase of 3 minutes.
Bright ambient light can affect the sensor and falsify
results.
Before inserting the bank notes, select which features
(magnetic and/or ultraviolet) you want to test.
Æ Press the MG button.
ÊThe magnet sensor used to detect the magnetic ink is
activated/deactivated. When activated, the sensor is
indicated in the display. When activated, the sensor is
indicated in the display.
Æ Press the UV button.
ÊThe ultraviolet sensor for detecting UV light is acti­
vated/deactivated. When activated, the sensor is indi­
cated in the display.
Preparing Bank Notes
Pay attention to the following points to prevent malfunc­
tions.
A
C
Æ Check the batch of bank notes for paper clippings,
paper clips, rubber bands and other foreign bodies (A) and
remove them before inserting the bundle in the machine.
Æ Do not insert any damaged bank notes (B).
B
D
Æ Smooth any creased and folded bank notes before in­
serting them (C/D).
Æ Do not attempt to count notes which are too thick or
hard items.
Æ Fan out the bank notes to separate them prior to inser­
tion.
Inserting Bank Notes
A
C
Æ Slide and fan the bank notes in the bundle so that the
top bank note is somewhat lower than the one following.
Insert the bank notes in the infeed tray (A).
Or
Æ Insert the bundle vertically in the infeed tray and guide
the bundle to the rear so that the bank notes shift against
each other (B).
Ê The counting process starts up automatically if the
automatic start function has been activated (AUTO ap­
pears in the display).
Bank notes which have been inserted incorrectly,
as illustrated in C and D, lead to an improper
count or a malfunction.
Since the security features of bank notes are pro­
vided on both sides, the process for detecting
counterfeit bank notes is performed reliably on both
sides.

Functions

Counting
This function counts the number of bank notes and,
depending on the sensor setting, their validity.
During the counting process, the quantity of bank notes
appears in the top display.
G
B
D
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