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Transcript
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Isolated Pulse
Interface
Interface Descriptions
1997,1999 Ó CashCode Co. Inc. PT # MAN-CCS Rev.B1 11/99 Page 1/2
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Isolated Pulse Interface
The Isolated Pulse Interface provides the OUTPUT PULSE signal as one or more credit
pulses per each dollar value accepted. The credit pulses are transmitted to the external
equipment through uncommitted bounce free contacts of a solid state relay.
The interface allows the Bill Acceptor to be ready to accept a banknote or to support the
Lockout feature using the isolated INHIBIT LINE input signal. With the INHIBIT LINE feature
enabled, the voltage within +4 and +24 VDC applied to +INHIBIT LINE and
-INHIBIT LINE terminals will allow the Bill Acceptor to accept banknotes, but the voltage within
+1 and -24 VDC will fully prohibit the Bill Acceptor to accept banknotes.
The OUTPUT PULSE and INHIBIT LINE signals are located on the 6 pin connector (power
and isolated pulse interface) of the Bill Acceptor.
The interface has an additional non-isolated TTL-level CREDIT PULSE output signal (18 pin
serial interface connector, pin 1). This signal requires that GROUND (18 pin serial interface
connector, pin 4) be connected to the digital ground of the external equipment. The signal has
the same timing as the isolated OUTPUT PULSE signal.
To use the Bill Acceptor in the Isolated Pulse Interface mode with the INHIBIT LINE feature
disabled:
- set the on-board DIP switch SW1-8 to the ON position as shown:
To use the Bill Acceptor in the Isolated Pulse Interface mode with the INHIBIT LINE feature
enabled:
- set the on-board DIP switch SW1-8 to the OFF position as shown:
- connect the Jumper Connector OPT-HS-JC18 (supplied with the Bill Acceptor) to the
18 pin interface connector of the Bill Acceptor
1997,1999 Ó CashCode Co. Inc. PT # MAN-CCS Rev.B1 11/99 Page 2/2
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Isolated Pulse Interface
The input and output circuitry belonging to this interface are shown in the figure below. They
have the following specifications:
1. Isolated OUTPUT PULSE circuitry:
- normally open (NO) relay bounce free contact with optocouple electrical insulation;
- open circuit leakage current is not greater than 0.1 mA with applied voltage up to
50 VDC;
- resistance of the closed contacts is not greater than 100 Ohm;
- maximum load current is not more than 70 mA.
2. INHIBIT LINE input:
- electrically insulated optocouple input;
- input voltage to prohibit any banknote acceptance is not more than +0.5 VDC;
- input voltage to allow banknote acceptance is within the range: +3..+24 VDC with the current
not exceeding 24 mA.
VALIDATOR
EQUIPMENT
1K
Inhibit Line
(Input)
+ Inhibit Line
(White)
Vin=3...24V DC
- Inhibit Line
(Brown)
Pulse Output 1
(Green)
Isolated Pulse
(Output)
U
Vol=50V max AC/DC
Iol=250mA max
Pulse Output 2
(Blue)
1997,1999 Ó CashCode Co. Inc. PT # MAN-CCS Rev.B1 11/99 Page 2/2