DN 100D series – Peripherals ( WBT)
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WELCOME
AFD 2.0 Module
Training
Dispenser Technologies: Evolution
AFD 1.0
AFD 1.5 &
“Advanced Function ActivDispense CoRe
Dispenser” AFD 1.6
2001 2009 2014 2017
2015
“ActivCash”
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AFD 2.0 CoRe: Long Term Assignment
System opportunities
ActivCash AFD ActivDispense AFD 2.0 CoRe CMDv4 CMDv5
CS 8x8 CS 55xx CS 280 DN100d
New Systems
Opteva 4xx, 5xx, 7xx, 8x8 Diebold 55xx, 75xx
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Chapter outline
• Function principle
• Main parts
• Theory of operation
• Removal and replacement
• Position adjustment
• Troubleshooting
• Summary, documentation
• Parts compatibility
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Function Principle
The ActivDispense is a presenter type dispenser. It picks currency or other dispensable
media from dispense cassettes, stacks the media, and transports the stack of media to
the consumer through a slot in the fascia of the terminal
It can present media, retract and dump it if not taken
There is a Front Load and Rear Load ActivDispense module
Front Load and Rear Load Transports have Short and Long versions
The cassette options include
Convenient or Secure currency cassettes
Convenient, Secure, or Bin divert cassettes
To gain full access to the module, a blue latch is used
Blue latch
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ActivDispense Module Main Parts
Transport
Module
Stacker
Reject/retract Module
Cassette
Picker
Modules
Media Cassette
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ActivDispense Module Main Parts
AFD 2.0 CoRe
2 types of Transport
Transport F/L for DN
Module: 100d
F/L or R/L
For CoRe, only 1 type
2 types of of stacker ( use in
Stacker PC280AFD / DN100d)
Module:
F/L or R/L
Picker
Module
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ActivDispense Module Function Principle
Pushplate
Exit shutter Transport module
Exit sensor Stacker sensor
Tray Stacker module
Bill stop
Feed module 1.
Feed module 2.
Transport belts
Feed module 3.
Adjustable
mounting tray
Feed module 4.
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AFD 2.0 CoRe Dispenser
Exit & Stacker
sensors
- Dispense to Present ( Cash Out)
- Dump during Dispense
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Function Principle: Operation Routines 1.
Picking and stacking – Firmware reads the cassette coding. Feed Modules pick the
requested amount of notes from cassettes. Restack/reject routines may occur. Largest
banknotes picked first, smallest last. Notes placed in the Stacker Module, into the tray.
Stacker sensor counts the number of arriving notes, FW compares it with the number of
picked notes.
Present – Well prepared notes in the Stacker Tray are presented by Host command
through the Transport Module. Notes are considered as vulnerable from this point.
Re-present – If customer does not take the presented notes after Timer (05) expires or
the default 32 seconds, notes are re-presented several times.
Restore – After a successful Present operation, the Transport and Stacker Module
returns back to idle position, which is Stacking.
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Function Principle: Operation Routines 2.
Retract – If customer does not remove (all) notes after timeout and re-present attempts,
the notes are retracted behind the shutter, than placed into the Retract compartment of
the Reject/Retract cassette.
Reject – During Picking sequence, if the dimensions, or number of picked notes is not
OK even after a Restack/Recovery attempt, notes are Rejected and placed into the Divert
compartment of the Reject/Retract cassette.
Dump – Host can decide to Dump the note stack in the Stacker Tray any time. It is
placed into the Divert compartment of the Reject/Retract cassette. Example, Count
mismatch.
Divert – During dispenser self tests and diagnostic tests, the module picks some single
notes from the Feed Modules and places them into the Divert compartment of the
Reject/Retract cassette.
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Function Principle: Picking & Stacking
1. Notes picked by Feed Modules
2. Notes counted by Stacker sensor
3. Notes placed into Stacker Tray
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Function Principle: Presenting
Stack pushed w/ pushplate and
Tray lifted up. Stack will be pushed Stack presented by belts only
belts until exit sensor blocked
w/pushplate towards shutter Shutter closes on top of notes
Belts & pushplate stops
If not taken re-presented
Shutter opens
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AFD 2.0 CoRe Dispenser
Presenter / Transport Module
Stacker
Cassette
Control Board – CCA
( Circuit Card Assembly)
Feed Module / Picker
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ActivDispense vs. AFD 2.0 CoRe –
Main differences
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ActivDispense Removal Lab
Remove the ActivDispense Modules from the ATM
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ActivDispense Module Position Adjustment
After re-installing the dispenser, adjust its mounting tray so, when the safe door is closed,
the exit shutter is not pushed by the ATM fascia
Ensure the gap between the AFD front plate and the ATM fascia is minimum of 0.5mm
and maximum 1 mm
Interference, stress between the
dispenser front plate and the fascia can
cause shutter problems
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AFD Dispenser – T/SOP
SPEAR - Secure communication between PC & AFD
Secure Protocol for Encryption & Authentication using RSA
This secure communication has to be established :
1. First time setup
2. when the Software is changed
3. The AFD controller is replaced.
Note: cassette used for the SPEAR communication setup must be configured
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AFD – T/SOP
EFC Codes
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ActivDispense Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting steps:
Ask the custodian about the issue
Go to T/Sop
Check if you have EFC code -->EFC reference table
Pull out AD
Visually inspect AD
Do a Reset test, listen to the sound, visually monitor Reset sequence
Do a Self test
Perform detailed tests: Motor, shutter, Dispense
Sensor Recalibration
The transport and stacker sensors must be calibrated if any of the following sub-assembly are
replaced.
• Transport sub-assembly
• Stacker sub-assembly
• Control CCA
Sensors are calibrated using the appropriate diagnostics. Troubleshooting
NOTE : The sensors must be clean and unblocked before calibration. Guide
Use this EFC ( Estimate First Cause) code reference table for
troubleshooting AFD problems
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Subassemblies and Compatibility BU-IB2151
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Dispenser Logs
AMI trace (Agilis Module Interface)
- AMI trace shows the action sequence and records an error in the AMI trace.
The Diebold Nixdorf LogViewer is a tool to analyze AMI based module traces
The log file is called udbdxxx.log and will be collected by the PBReport.7z
DN Series under ..\datecpy\Agilis\udbdxxx.log) Analysis
DAQ / DbdDfsStorage.dat
- DAQs are more complicate, you will know the sensor and motor status
and conclude the HW position from these messages
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Information / Statistics in Flight Records.
In Probase Report
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