P/N 960-100189RA_Rev. A {EDP #148850} © 2009, Japan CashMachine Co., Limited
VEGA™ Series
BankNote Validator
Appendix B
BGLOSSARY
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1 Anti-stringing Mechanism –a mechanism (optical, mechanical, or a combination of both)
designed to prevent the unauthorized retrieving of Banknotes
from a Cash Box… See Page 1-6
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2 Bezel – a removable Plastic Assembly attached to the front of the Banknote Insertion Slot
on a VEGA Unit. It features a rectangular shaped access opening (slot) for easy
insertion and retrieval of Banknotes. Bezels are available in different shapes and
sizes in order to accommodate Banknotes of different widths and different stacking
configurations… See Page 1-4
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3 Calibration – a process performed on electronic equipment which ensures that all circuits
are properly aligned and operating at optimum levels. For VEGA, calibration
is accomplished using a software based program which checks and sets the
operational reference levels for Intake Sensors, Validation Sensors, and Edge
Sensors. This helps to ensure that the Unit operates with the highest Banknote
acceptance rate possible. Calibration is recommended whenever the CPU
Board, or one of the Sensor Boards are replaced… See Page 6-1
4 ccTalk – a Serial based Communications Protocol commonly used in control, electronic
payment, and vending systems. Developed by Money Controls Ltd., the format
enjoys widespread use throughout Europe. ccTalk is a supported communications
format in the VEGA Unit… See Page 6-12
5 Claw Hooks – specially molded tensioned Plastic Clips used to protect and retain the left
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nd right side Cable Harnesses on the Upper Assembly Section of the VEGA
Unit… See Page 4-1
6 Course Path Reversing Guide – a moveable guide located at the rear Section of the Banknote
T
ransport Path in a VEGA Unit which allows Banknotes
to be directed down to the VEGA Cash Box, up to the
optional VEGA RC Recycler, or back to the customer as
part of change-returning or recycling operations.
The removable Course Path Reversing Guide Cover
contains optical Lenses which help the VEGA Unit
determine if any Banknotes or debris are stuck in the
transport area path… See Page 1-4
7 CRC Checksum – a numerical value assigned to a data file or block of data (usua
lly
expressed in hexadecimal notation). Checksum values are used to verify
that the contents of a data file are not corrupted in any way during trans-
mission or encryption. The Checksum values of both the original and
duplicate files are compared to each other
. If the values match, then the
duplicate file is considered to be acceptable. In instances where the
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