S N : YT2.291.

2088
Version : V1.0
Released date : Dec . 28th ,2015
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CDM8240N Diagnostic Program V1.0 2015-08-19 Created Prepared by: Chen
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 Contents
DOCUMENT HISTORY......................................................................................................................................... 1
HISTORY.........................................................................................................................................
1 OVERVIEW .................................................................................................................................................... 4
OVERVIEW....................................................................................................................................................
2 PC CONFIGURATION.................................................................................................................................. 4
CONFIGURATION..................................................................................................................................
3 RELATED SOFTWARE.................................................................................................................................
SOFTWARE................................................................................................................................. 4
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4 DRIVER INSTALLATION ............................................................................................................................ 4
INSTALLATION............................................................................................................................
5 CONFIGURATION ITEMS ...........................................................................................................................
ITEMS...........................................................................................................................
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6 OPERATING MODES ................................................................................................................................... 7
MODES...................................................................................................................................
7 START OF THE TEST PROGRAM ............................................................................................................. 8
PROGRAM.............................................................................................................
8 TEST COMMANDS ..................................................................................................................................... 10
COMMANDS.....................................................................................................................................
8.1 GENERAL TEST........................................................................................................................................10
8.2 PARAMETER SETTINGS............................................................................................................................ 13
8.2.1 General parameter setting............................................................................................................ 13
8.2.2 Slot InOut flag............................................................................................................................... 14
8.2.3 Recycle box parameter.................................................................................................................. 14
8.2.4 Slot number................................................................................................................................... 14
8.2.5 Special parameter......................................................................................................................... 14
8.3 DOWNLOAD ONLINE................................................................................................................................15
8.3.1 Download step...............................................................................................................................15
8.3.2 Possible problem and solution...................................................................................................... 15
8.4 ADVANCED MAINTENANCE..................................................................................................................... 16
8.4.1 Motor control................................................................................................................................ 16
8.4.2 Self-calibration of thickness.......................................................................................................... 17
8.4.3 Factory settings............................................................................................................................. 17
8.4.4 Stacker control.............................................................................................................................. 17
8.4.5 Diverter control.............................................................................................................................18
8.4.6 Reading machine configuration.................................................................................................... 18
8.5 PERFORMANCE TEST............................................................................................................................... 19
8.5.1 Reading MTS value....................................................................................................................... 19
8.5.2 Reading thick value....................................................................................................................... 20
8.5.3 Life state parameter...................................................................................................................... 20
8.5.4 Last dispense information............................................................................................................. 20
8.5.5 Getting sensor level.......................................................................................................................20
8.6 NV SETTING............................................................................................................................................21
8.6.1 NV reject mode setting.................................................................................................................. 21
8.6.2 NV reject setting............................................................................................................................ 21
8.6.3 Getting NV version........................................................................................................................ 22
8.6.4 NV firmware download................................................................................................................. 22
8.6.5 Getting OCR image....................................................................................................................... 22
8.6.6 Blacklist.........................................................................................................................................22
8.6.7 Relevant NV commands.................................................................................................................22

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 8.7 OBTAINING NOTE INFORMATION............................................................................................................. 24
9 MENU OPERATION ....................................................................................................................................
OPERATION.................................................................................................................................... 26
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9.1 READING LOW-LEVEL LOG...................................................................................................................... 26
9.2 COMMUNICATION SETTING......................................................................................................................26
9.3 HELP....................................................................................................................................................... 26

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1 Overview
This document details the function and usage of each key for CDM8240N diagnostic program. It
provides guidance for service engineers when they conduct routine maintenance or functional test for
the CDM. It can also be used as reference for related trainings.

2 PC Configuration
Operating system: WINDOWS 2000 / WINDOWS XP / WINDOWS 7 installed with the Dunite
software of the Company.
Minimum hardware configuration: PIII800, 256MB memory, keyboard, mouse, and serial port.

3 Related Software
GRGBanking Dunite Platform
CDM8240N.exe
GRGDTATM_CommCfg.ini
Code definition.mdb
CDM8240N main board and NV board USB driver (GRGUSB.inf, GRGUSB.sys)

4 Driver Installation
To communicate in USB mode, ensure that the system is subject to 32 bits, because a 64-bit system is
currently not supported by the Company’s USB driver. To communicate via an RS232 serial port, omit
this step.
When the PC is connected to the main control board of the CDM8240N for the first time, a message
will be displayed, showing that new hardware is found.

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Select "Install from a list or specific location (Advanced)", and click "Next".

Select "Search for the best driver in these locations". Check "Include this location in the search", click
"Browse" to select the directory in which the driver resides. Generally, it is the GRG_USB_Driver
directory under the ToolPlus root directory. After selecting the corresponding directory, click "Next" to
start installing the driver. During installation, the Hardware Installation dialog box will be displayed,

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as shown in the figure below.

Click "Continue Anyway" to continue installing the driver. Finally, a message is displayed, as shown in
the figure below.

Click “Finish” to finish the installation of the USB driver for the main control board.
If the NV module is required, acquire images for the NV module. You can follow the same steps to
install the NV USB driver (The driver file is the same as that of the USB driver for the main control
panel). After installation, the NV USB device will be displayed as “GRG CDM8240N NV”.

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5 Configuration Items
Configuration items for CDM8240N ToolPlus can be configured in the ini file or registry. When
installing Dunite, set parameters in GRGDTATM_CommCfg.ini if the ini file is selected for
configuring the parameters; set parameters in the registry
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\GrgBanking\DevBaseDll\DISPENSER if a registry is
selected to configure the parameters. By default, set parameters in the ini file.
Configuration items are described as follows:
CommType: communication type; ComID: serial port ID of the PC. These two parameters can be set
through communication settings on the ToolPlus menu. Do not change them manually.
ComBaud: baud rate of the serial port. It must be 9600, and can not be changed.
Chinese Lan: selection of the interface language. 1-Chinese, and 0-English.
Service Mode: service mode of the CDM8240N, 1-rear service, 0-front service.
New Version: reserved. It is not for use now.
Save File: indicates whether to save the note rejection file during the recycle test. 1-Save, and 0-Do
not save.
Thick Info: indicates whether to save the thick information file during the recycle test. 1-save, 0-not
save.

6 Operating Modes
The CDM8240N can operate in three modes, which are separately described as follows:
(1) Normal operating mode: default mode upon power-up. In this mode, the ATMC can execute all
commands for the CDM. At this moment, the digital tube displays 00, as shown below.

(2) Test mode: This mode is required when ToolPlus is used to dispense cash and control the main
motor. At this moment, the digital tube displays 00., as shown below.

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Note: In test mode, the ATMC can not dispense any cash. For this reason, return to the normal
operating mode after completing the test.
� Changing from the normal operating mode to the test mode
In normal operating mode, press the blue button on the control panel until the two LEDs flicker, and
then release this button. When the two LEDs stop flickering, the mode has been switched to the test
mode, and the cash dispensing function can be normally used for operation. As shown in the figure
above, when LEDL is on and LEDs display 00., it has changed to the test mode.
� Returning from the test mode to the normal operating mode
In test mode, press the blue button on the control panel until the two LEDs flicker, and then release
this button. When LEDs stop flickering and display 00, the mode has been switched to the normal
operating mode, and the normal operating status has been recovered.
(3) ODS mode: the operating mode to operate the CDM without connecting it to the host. Refer to the
Instructions for CDM8240N Offline Maintenance and Error Code Use for detailed operation.
� Changing from the normal operating mode to the ODS mode
In normal operating mode, press the two white buttons on the control panel until the two LEDs flicker,
and then release these buttons. When LEDs stop flickering, the mode has been switched to the test
mode, and the cash dispensing function can be normally used for operation. As shown in the figure
above, when LEDH is on and LEDs display 0.0, it has changed to the ODS mode.

� Returning from the ODS mode to the normal operating mode

In test mode, press the two white buttons on the control panel until the two LEDs flicker, and then
release these buttons. When LEDs stop flickering and display 00, the mode has been switched to the
normal operating mode, and the normal operating status has been recovered.
Note: In ODS mode, the CDM does not respond to any communication command from an upper layer
(including ATMC and ToolPlus). For this reason, return to the normal operating mode after completing
the test.

7 Start of the Test Program

Before operation, ensure that the communication cable is properly connected and the CDM is normally
powered up.
Open the CDM8240N.exe file, and input the correct user name and password. If error windows like
“Failed to initialize the serial port” and “Failed to set MB and NV for communication” pop up, the

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serial port does not exist or has been occupied. To solve the problem, perform the following steps:
(1) Click “OK” to display the main interface of the test program. Choose Set -> Communication
settingss from the menu bar, select the correct serial port ID and communication mode, and then
setting
click “OK”. If the problem persists, proceed with step 2.
(2) Call the task manager to kill all the processes that occupy the serial port or USB port (They are
generally these residual processes: CDM8240N.exe, GRGCOM~1.EXE, GRGLOG~1.EXE). Then,
restart the test program. If no error message is displayed, the test program is successfully started.
Note: If a message is displayed, showing that the NV communication fails to be set, you can ignore it if
the NV function is disabled or the NV related operation is not required.

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8 Test Commands
8.1 General test

“General test” involves all test items, and its functions are as follows:
Permission – used to obtain the command authority for delivery, pre-delivery, dispensing, recycle test,
motor control, thick self-calibration, and NV related settings. To get permission, click the Permission
button, take out the reject cassette, and then put it back. If no operation is performed for dispensing
notes within 30 minutes, obtain the authority again.
Initialization – to initialize the CDM8240N, test whether each module is normal, and display the status
of each sensor in the figure above. If the “Init_New” check box is selected, a new initialization
command will be issued.
GetStatus – to get the status of the CDM8240N CDM. The status of each sensor will be displayed in
the figure above (for the photoelectric sensor, red – blocked, blue – unblocked). This button can be
used to test whether each sensor is normal.
Purge – to clear notes in the passage and display the times of notes being retracted in “Result” display
box.
GetVersion – to get the version of the medium program and display the result in “Result” display box.
ClearLog – to clear Log records stored in the flash. Be cautious when using this command.
PreDeliver – to deliver the notes from the stacking zone to the escrow zone.

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Deliver – to deliver the notes from the escrow zone to the note outlet.
Reject – to reject notes in the PCS or SCS. This command can also be used to reject notes at other
positions in the passage.
Retract - to retract note in PES. If no note exists in the PES and PCS, a warning error “No note at the
CDM outlet” will be displayed. The note reject position can be selected from the outlet reject options:
PCS, SRFS or SCS.
PCS – to reject notes to the escrow zone.
SRFS – to reject notes to the reject cassette.
SCS – reject notes to the stacking zone.
Dispense – to dispense notes based on a designated number from a designated cassette. The details are
as follows:
(1) Change to the test mode before dispensing.
Refer to Section 6 for the method of changing to the test mode. Return to the normal operating mode
after the test is completed.
(2) Enter the number to be dispensed. The total number cannot be more than 100 or equal to 0.
Otherwise, a corresponding error code will be displayed.
(3) Do not select dispensing from a slot without a cassette. Otherwise, a corresponding error code will
be displayed.
(4) If “TestDispense” is selected, all dispensed notes will be dispensed to the reject cassette.
(5) Five dispensing modes are available (refer to the dispensing option above).
To PES – Notes are delivered to the note outlet directly.
To PCS – Notes are delivered to the escrow zone.
Out of PES – Notes are delivered to the note outlet and then dispensed directly.
Note: This mode can be used for test only. In order to ensure the normal use of the function, set the
front/rear CDM service mode in the GRGDTATM_CommCfg.ini file.
To BRFS – Notes are delivered to the note outlet and then rejected to the reject cassette.
To SCS – Notes are delivered to the stacking zone.
(6) The dispensing results will be returned to the information display box. In case of an error,
corresponding tips for a solution will be displayed on the graphical interface.
(7) If the “OCR” check box is selected, you must enable the NV function of the CDM, and connect the
test tool to the NV control board via a USB cable. After notes are dispensed, the OCR Crown Size
of all notes can be obtained and OCR images can be saved.
Recycle test – in the recycle test function, you can set “Interval Time”, “Random Max”,
“LimitAmount” and “LimitTimes” in three modes:
(1) Run: It is a recycle dispense mode in which the dispense amount is subject to the amount set for
each slot.
(2) Random: When using this function, you must select one of the check boxes from Slot 1 to Slot 6.

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 Notes can be dispensed only when the selected slot exists. The dispense amount can be set in the
range of 1~100.
(3) New Cycle: When the “New Cycle” check box is selected and no check box under “RandomDisp.”
is selected, it will change to the “New Cycle” mode. In this mode, the maximum dispense amount
of all slots can be set in the range of 1~100, but notes can be dispensed only when the selected slot
exists. Now, check the slots to dispensing notes one by one in the sequence from 1 to 6. For
example, if the dispense amount from slots 1 to 4 is set to 100, and cassettes are available for
these four slots, the notes in slot 1 will be dispensed first. After all the notes in slot 1 are
dispensed, slot 2 starts to dispense notes, and so forth, until all the slots have dispensed notes.
ClearMsg – to clear all the information displayed on the graphical interface and in the information
display box.

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8.2 Parameter settings

In order to ensure that the CDM can be normally used, the operator must correctly set all the
parameters.
8.2.1 General parameter setting
(1) For the convenience of parameter setting, the operator may select corresponding currency in the
"Currency" box and select corresponding amount, and then wait for the test tool to automatically
display the length, width and thickness data of such note. In case of any incorrect data, the
operator may directly change such data in relevant box, and then click “Set1” button to set cassette
parameter(s). If no corresponding currency is found, the operator may select user-defined currency
and manually enter the length, width and thickness data of such note, and then continue the rest
settings. For general parameter, the operator should enter relevant data according to the size of
note actually applied. Otherwise, any error occurred to the general parameter will cause failure of
cash dispensing. If “New cassette” parameter checkbox is checked, the operator should set the
cassette parameters according to new parameter setting command(s). In such case, the operator
must select corresponding currency and amount.
(2) If the communication is normal, the tool will automatically obtain and display the general
parameters when the operator opens the “Set Para” interface. The tool can also obtain and display
the general parameters when the operator clicks “Get2”.

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8.2.2 Slot InOut flag
The operator may select to clear all the cassette InOut flag of all the corresponding slots or to clear
such flags corresponding to an individual slot. The operator may select such slot and click “Clear”
button to clear the relevant flag(s).
8.2.3 Recycle box parameter
(1) The operator may click “Get1” button to obtain internal reject number and outer retract number,
and click clear parameter button “Clear1” to clear the inter reject number and outer retract number.
After clearing notes in the recycle box, the operator must click “Clear1” button to clear the recycle
number; otherwise, an error will occur to subsequent cash dispensing.
(2) The operator may click “Get3” button to obtain the recycle box mode of the CDM. There are two
modes: one is recycle box and another is no recycle box. The operator may click “Set2” button to
set such recycle box mode.
8.2.4 Slot number
The operator may click “Get4” button to obtain current total slot number of CDM.
8.2.5 Special parameter
The operator may click “Get5” button to obtain special parameters related to CDM.

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8.3 Download online

Note: The function of download online should be prohibited unless it is required to upgrade low-level
firmware.
8.3.1 Download step
(1) Turn off the power.
(2) Press the “Open File” button and select the firmware (its extension is “.S”).
(3) Press “Download” button.
(4) Turn on the power within 60 seconds.
(5) Reset CDM when the download process finishes.
8.3.2 Possible problem and solution
(1) If after step 4, no download progress is displayed in the progress bar, the operator should click
“Stop Download” button, turn off the CDM power, and repeat the download steps after 10 seconds.
If the download still failed, the operator should use the second method.
(2) The operator should close other programs (include CDM ToolPlus) which use current COM, then
retry the download according to the download steps.

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8.4 Advanced maintenance

8.4.1 Motor control

The operator may select the motor to be controlled in the dropdown box to the right of “SelectMotor”
box, and click “CW”, “CCW” or “Stop” to control the selected motor. The “CW”, “CCW” and
“StopAllMotor” buttons are not available unless the operator obtains the permission for cash
dispensing on “General Test” interface.
(1) After selecting “MainMotor”, the operator may select its rotating speed in “SelectMode” box.
The speed is divided into FullSpeed, HighSpeed, LowSpeed and ExtremelyLowSpeed in
descending order. In addition, the operator may enter the run time needed for the motor in
“RunTime” box. In such case, the motor will automatically stop when the run time is out. If the
run time is entered as 0, the motor will keep running. After selecting
“MainMotorSpeedMeasurement”, the operator may select to measure the actual speed of the
motor in FullSpeed,HighSpeed, LowSpeed, and ExtremelyLowSpeed mode to be selected in the
“SelectMode” box. Before test of main motor, the motor must be in test mode (refer to Section 6
for details). The operator may select high speed or low speed, select corresponding speed level,
and complete relevant settings on the interface for main motor speed setting. The operator may
also set the high speed and low speed of the main motor respectively. The operator may also set

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 other speed not included in the speed level by trimming the main motor speed.
(2) When select “StackerMotor”, the operator may select the stop mode of such motor in
“SelectMode” box.
(3) When select “FeedMotor”, the operator may enter number of steps for such motor in “Step” box.
In such case, the motor will automatically stop when it finishes the steps. If the step number is
entered as 0, the motor will keep running.
8.4.2 Self-calibration of thickness
The command of self-calibration is required only in the following case:
(1) Thickness sensor is maintained or adjusted. or
(2) The main board is maintained or replaced.
Before leaving the factory, each CDM8240N has already conducted the self-calibration. The function
of self-calibration is to test whether the thickness sensor can operate normally and to ensure that CDM
can correctly check the thickness of all notes.
Before executing “SelfCalibration” command, the operator should confirm the following situations:
(1) At least 12 standard cashes are prepared for the self-calibration (such cashes must meet relevant
requirements of the company for thickness calibration).
(2) Thickness sensor has already been adjusted to its optimal status.
(3) Permission of cash dispensing has already been obtained to ensure that the “SelfCalibration”
button is available.
After confirmation to the three points above, the operator may select the slot with standard cashes for
self-calibration, ensure correct value of thickness is entered (i.e., the thickness of standard cashes for
self-calibration), and then click “SelfCalibration” button to execute self-calibration function. During
self-calibration, the CDM will feed 12 standard cashes. After self-calibration, the result will be
returned to and displayed in “Result” box.
Note: (1) For some countries, the operator may use local notes for self-calibration, but he or she
should enter the thickness value with reference to relevant GRG documents. (2) The function of
self-calibration may be executed only once.
8.4.3 Factory settings
This command is used to restore the main board in its default status, and is generally used only for
maintenance of the main board.
This command will cause to clear LOG records and set special parameters as factory default values.
8.4.4 Stacker control
The stacker board will fall to stack position when “StackPosition” button is selected, and will rise to
deliver position when the “DeliverPosition” button is selected.

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8.4.5 Diverter control
The operator may select the diverter to be controlled in the dropdown box to the right of the “Diverter
Selection” box, and click “Up” or “Down” button to control the diverter to move up or down.
8.4.6 Reading machine configuration
The operator may click “Get” button in the group of “MachineConfiguration” to check the detailed
configuration of the machine.

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8.5 Performance test

8.5.1 Reading MTS value

Note: Before leaving the factory, the thickness sensor has already been adjusted to its optimal status.
Therefore, there is generally no need to use this command unless any of the following cases occurs:
(1) The thickness sensor is re-adjusted or re-assembled.
(2) The sensor is replaced.
(3) The main board is replaced. Or
(4) There are still many notes to be recycled after “self-calibration”.
There are two types of CDM8240N thickness sensor, i.e., eddy-current type and photoelectric type.
Eddy-current type thickness sensor is fixed and generally does not need to be adjusted, and its normal
range of reading is 650~950. If its reading is beyond this range, the operator may loosen the screw on
the metal plate support of thickness plate and do the trimming to make such value to be within the
normal range. Photoelectric type thickness sensor can be adjusted according to the following steps.
Its MTS value can be adjusted as below.
(1) Click “MTS Value” button to obtain real-time MTS value. Normal MTS value is within
“2800~3200”; otherwise, the thickness sensor needs to be re-adjusted.
(2) When the MTS value is within “2800~3200”, the operator needs to place a standard note under

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 the thickness sensor to observe the change of such value. If the MTS value gets smaller, such as a
decrease of about 100~200, it means the adjustment is successful. However, if the MTS value
gets larger or is slightly changed, the operator should to re-adjust the thickness sensor.
(3) Click “Stop” to finish the MTS value display.
8.5.2 Reading thick value
Relevant details and operations are similar to those for MTS value.
8.5.3 Life state parameter
The operator may click the “Life State” parameter button to obtain the total number of dispensed
cashes and rejected cashes since the machine started to work.
8.5.4 Last dispense information
The operator may click the “Last Dispense Info” button to obtain the last dispense information. This
function can ensure fast analysis of the last dispense and provide the following information:
(1) In case of normal cash dispensing, the operator may obtain number of the last dispensed cashes,
rejected notes and presented notes, and cash dispensing of each slot.
(2) In case of sudden power off during cash dispensing, the operator may obtain number of the last
presented notes and rejected notes, and total number of fed cashes.
8.5.5 Getting sensor level
Before getting sensor level, the operator should ensure that no note blocks such sensor in the channel.
Then, the operator may click “Get Level” button to obtain level status of 17 sensors (If PES may be
ignored if it is a U-type sensor), for which green represents normal, yellow represents dirty, and red
represents failed. If the sensor level is displayed as dirty or failed, the operator should clean such
sensor and conduct initialization after cleaning. If the operator clicks “AutoGet” button, the software
will obtain the sensor levels automatically after each small period.

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8.6 NV setting

NV setting requires the operator to start NV function of the CDM and ensure that the PC machine and
NV control board are connected via USB cable(s).

8.6.1 NV reject mode setting

Through the dropdown box to the right of “Selection” box, the operator may select whether to enable
NV reject or disable NV module. The operator may also select NV authentication level through the
dropdown box to the right of the “Level” box, for which higher level requires stricter NV
authentication.
After such selection, the operator may click “Set1” button to set NV reject mode. He or she may click
“Get4” to obtain actual setting(s) of such NV reject mode. Before NV reject mode setting, the operator
must obtain the permission for cash dispensing (refer to previous contents for details). It is
recommended that the operator first gets actual NV mode setting and then determines whether such
setting needs to be changed.
8.6.2 NV reject setting
The operator may set and get the maximum number allowed for NV OCR reject, NV hardware reject
and TY reject through the function of “Set NV reject parameter”. Generally, the operator does not need
to set the items concerned.

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8.6.3 Getting NV version
The operator may click “Get NV version” button to obtain detailed information of NV hardware and
software versions. He or she may check “GetFromMainBoard” box to obtain NV version directly from
the main board.
8.6.4 NV firmware download
The operator may upgrade relevant NV firmware through the function of “NV FW download”.
8.6.5 Getting OCR image
The operator may obtain and check the displayed crown size of each note after cash dispensing and
save corresponding OCR image.
8.6.6 Blacklist
The operator may click “Read Blacklist” button to read the internal NV blacklist. The operator may
also click “Add Blacklist” button to add new blacklist at the end of current NV blacklist. He or she
may click “Replace Blacklist” button to replace any internal NV blacklist with the blacklist currently
input. The operator may click “Clear Blacklist” button to clear the internal NV blacklist.
8.6.7 Relevant NV commands
Other NV commands other than image collection may be executed only when the operator obtains the
permission for cash dispensing.
(1) NV BIT: to start NV BIT procedure.
(2) NV enabling: to start NV function.
(3) NV disabling: to disable NV function.
(4) Getting NV work mode: to get current NV work mode.
(5) Setting identification mode: to set the NV work mode as identification mode, i.e., normal mode.
(6) Setting collection mode: to set the NV work mode as image collection mode.
(7) Setting original image mode: to set the NV work mode as original image mode.
(8) Getting (all) reject image(s): to set as getting reject image on the initial interface of test tool (it
may change with different NV work mode). It may be getting reject image when the NV work
mode to be obtained or set is identification mode; otherwise, it may be getting all images.
Through this function, the operator may set the test tool to get relevant internal NV image and
store such image information in corresponding file. When the operator selects NoSlot in the slot
box, the test tool will directly get the image as required. When the operator selects corresponding
slot instead, enters certain number of cash dispensing in the “Disp.Num.” box, and clicks the
“Collect” button, the CDM will first execute cash dispensing test command and present the
dispensed cashes to recycle box, and will automatically collect relevant image and store the
image in corresponding file if there is any dispensed cash.
(9) Black and white calibration: to realize NV black and white calibration.

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8.7 Obtaining note information

After cash dispensing, the operator may use this interface to obtain relevant information of all the
notes for test analysis.
(1) SelectAll: to select all the items under “Note Information”.
(2) DeselectAll: to deselect all the items under “Note Information”.
(3) ShowSelected: to show all the selected items under “Note Information” in tree form in the left
window box.
(4) ExpandAll: to expand all the note information displayed in the left window box in tree form.
After expansion, the button will change to be HideAll, in which case the operator may click such
button to hide all the note information displayed in the window box.
(5) ShowInvalid: to show only invalid note information in tree form in the left window box. After this,
the button will change to be ShowAll, in which case the operator may click the ShowAll button to
show all the note information.
(6) GetNoteInfo.: to get all the note information of current cash dispensing. Detailed note
information to be obtained is related to the selected type of note information under
“NoteProperty”.
(7) SaveNoteInfo.: to save all the note information obtained in corresponding file.
(8) NoteProperty: to display detailed property to be selected in the dropdown box.
(9) Type of note information: to get any one of the 3 different types of note information. The items

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 under “Note Information” will change with different type of note information. After selecting a
type of note information, the operator may click “GetNoteInfo.” or “SaveNoteInfo.” to get or save
all the note information. If the operator selects “Skew Info.”, he or she may obtain or save
blocked dial number of all the notes on each sensor in the channel for estimating the skew
information of each sensor position. If the operator selects “NV Identify Info.”, he or she may
obtain or save such NV identification information of all the notes.

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9 Menu operation
9.1 Reading low-level log
The operator may obtain the low-level log by clicking “File – Read Log”, as shown in the following
figure.

(1) “Log Directory” represents the storage location of the log file to be read.
(2) “Log File Name” represents the log file name (it may be user-defined).
(3) The operator may click “Read” button to obtain the log file.

Note: In case any problem occurs during reading, please close other programs which use current
COM, ensure that only one CDM8240N ToolPlus is running, and re-read the log file. Please check and
ensure that all the cables and wires are reliably connected.
9.2 Communication setting
The operator may click “Set – Set CommPort” to select corresponding serial port or USB port for
communication.

9.3 Help
The operator may check version of the test tool through “Help - About”.
He or she may also check definition of corresponding error code through “Help – View Error Code”, as
shown in the figure below.
The operator may see relevant error code by selecting in the dropdown box, or directly enter an error
code and click “View” to see the meaning of such error code displayed in the “Meaning” box.

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 Note: To ensure normal application of “View Error Code” function, corresponding file
(Code definition.mdb) must be included in the directory of the test tool.

The operator may use “Help – ODS Command” to select corresponding command in the dropdown box
to the right of the “Command” box, and he or she may see relevant ODS hexadecimal value displayed
in the “ODS Value” box, as shown in the following figure.

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