Cashmaster Omega 230 User Manual

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page 810238ACashmaster Key IdenticationFast KeysContrastPress and hold the “F” key and use the “up” (to increase) and “down” (to decrease) the contr

page 910238A Loose - for counting loose bills.Loose bills are counted by placing up to 30 bills at any one time. Continue to add bills of the same de

page 1010238ASwitching onPress When the Cashmaster is initially switched on, it will ask for a store number. This number can be entered by using the

page 1110238AGetting StartedSetting the time and dateThe clock facility on the Cashmaster must be set as follows when you receive the machine. From c

page 1210238AGetting StartedSetting Bank ModePress and bill . The screen will then show:Use the numeric keypad to key in the

page 1310238ASwitching Auto-Add On/OffAuto add is a unique feature which allows the Cashmaster to automatically addthe value of any bill/coin amount

page 1410238ATotalScoopUSDCoins1c0019.01.2009 10.15TotalScoopUSDCoins1c0019.01.2009 10.15Switching Scroll On/OffAuto Scroll feature allows th

page 1510238ACountingCounting loose coinPress the coin until the following is displayed. If the denomination is not the one you want, pr

page 1610238ACountingCounting Rolled CoinPress the key until the following is displayed. Place a roll of coins on the tray. If the rol

page 1710238ALearning - Bills OnlyEnsure that the display indicates bill counting mode. Press bill to select loose bill mode. All Cashma

10238AUser ManualThank you for choosing the Cashmaster Omega 230 money counter. The Omega 230 is an invaluable, easy to use, and highly accu

page 1810238ACountingCounting Loose BillsEnsure that the display indicates bill counting mode (as below). If it doesn’t, press bill to s

page 1910238ACountingCounting Strapped BillsThe Cashmaster will count strapped bills including; bundles and Clips.Select Strapped Bills by pressing t

page 2010238AThe Cashmaster allows manual entries for four types of Non-Cash items. To enter Non-Cash values during a count, press the ke

page 2110238ATo start/save a new till, press the key (while in count mode), and follow the on screen to options. You can view saved till

page 2210238AAdding To add a value, currently on the display, to the total press the key.Auto Adding/ScrollingFor auto adding and auto s

page 2310238AGrams/Calculator ModeGrams ModeGrams mode can be used to :1. Weigh and/or directly compare bundles of bills.2. Check that the scale is

page 2410238A TroubleshootingMode Message DescriptionCoinsLoose/RolledToo much weight on scaleThis means there is too much weight on scale, simply r

page 2510238AFAQ’sHow do I clear sub totals?Select the desired denomination and press key once. How do I clear grand totals for one til

FAQ’sThe SUSPECT ROLL message displayedRoll applied has a suspect weight – select the correct denomination by using the arrow keys. What is the maxim

page 2710238AWeight 1.2kgDimension 162mm (W) x 188mm (H) x 282mm (D)Load Capacity 1.5kgPower Supply Mains adapter 12V 2.5ALED red: Battery chargingLE

page 110238AContents Introduction Introduction…………………………………………… 2 Box Items and Guidelines Maintenance………………………………………….. 3 Charging.

page 2810238ADeclaration of ConformityEC Declaration of ConformityCashmaster Sigma models manufactured in Scotland, Rosyth are in conformity with the

page 2910238AContact DetailsFrance Ofce12 Rue D’Ingré45380 La Chapelle St MesminFRANCEt: 0800 904 936t: +33 (0) 2 38 43 78 63f: +44 (0) 2 38 88 61 3

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page 210238AIntroductionThe Cashmaster Omega 230 is an electronic weighing device which calculates the value of coins and bills. The Cashmaster Omega

page 310238ABox Items & GuidelinesCashmaster Omega 230ScoopAC AdapterMaintenanceEnsure power is switched off during cleaning.Clean machine with d

page 410238AUnpacking1. Unpack your Cashmaster machine and check that you have a Cashmaster scale, a tray and a power adapter.2. Fit the tray int

page 510238AKeys and DisplayCashmaster Omega 230The Cashmaster machine shown above is the equipment you are going to use. You only need to know about

page 610238AKeys and DisplayThe KeypadTo keep counting as easy as possible, the number and layout of keys on the keypad has been kept simple.The ‘ke

page 710238ACashmaster Key IdenticationThe ON/OFF key. Press once to switch machine on. Press and hold down to switch machine off.The STRAPPED BIL