If you are having a hard time selecting File with the touchscreen, press the following keys one after another ‘Alt – F – Enter’. Select ‘File’ in the top left hand corner of the Task Manager and then select ‘Create New Task’, then locate the task ‘explorer’ in the drop down box and press enter.Press ‘Yes’ on the subsequent message box. In the Task Manager, find the process ‘Launcher’ and end it by highlighting it and pressing the key ‘Delete’ above the arrow keys on your keyboard. This should bring up the ‘Windows Task Manager’.When the machine then locks up on the ‘Checking for Internet Updates’ screen, on your keyboard press and hold the keys ‘CTRL + SHIFT + ESC’ If the update is looping continuously, turn the machine off and unplug the USB update.Whilst power is supplied on the +12v line the batteries will not be used.Īssuming the machine is never switched on, the expected battery life is as follows.īat 1 – 5 years This is assuming when new the battery has a capacity of 220mAh.īat 2 & 3 = 16 years These will vary depending on the model of SRAM, a typical 16Mb is typically 1.5uA. These are non-rechargeable however, they are only utilised when the main system power is off. The QXi200 has 3 high power Lithium CR2032 3V batteries. Additionally, certain logging functions such as intrusion events must be monitored when the power is off. The on-board SRAM, however, always requires appropriate battery backup power to maintain its contents when the mains power is not present. The on-board flash and EEPROM memory are non-volatile and do not require a supply of power for it to maintain the integrity of the data stored with in it. Replace ALL 3 of these at the same time and with the identical type. Each battery is separately mounted and plugs in to the board individually. Battery Locations are shown on the diagram below. To disassemble the unit, remove all screws on the casing to gain access to the internal boards. The batteries on the QXi200 are all located close to each other on the reverse side of the main board. Remove Quixant from the Blueprint machine We ALWAYS recommend changing all 3 batteries at the same time despite what level the others may show at the time of opening the Quixant casing. If this is the case it will be required to change one of the batteries mounted on the underside of the Quixant PC. On rare occasions your Blueprint machine may report “Battery Low” or “Battery Empty” status. The Quixant 200 is found in the following Cabinets – If your dips are not set correctly you may receive a no note acceptor message, re-set dips and restart machine before continuing All other dips (including recycler) should be off.

After 5 seconds the light on the inside of the unit should be flashingįor normal DES dips 6, 7 & 8 on bank 2 should be on.

Press and hold button on the front of the recycler and plug in the note mech.

Slide red latch on the front of the NV11 across in the direction of the arrow and fully open the unit (it’s hinged at the rear).Rotate hopper upside down (wait 5 seconds).Unplug hopper (unplug ribbon cable at rear of hopper shelf on Genie).Once they are deselected, reboot the machine. When the machine reads 'Deselect trusted mode on all devices and power cycle terminal' ensure the dipswitches used for pairing on the peripherals are deselected, for example, dipswitchs 3, 4 & 5 on the V2 Eagle. All pairing procedures need to carried out whilst the machine is requesting pairing of that specific peripheral, the machine must remain turned on whilst pairing peripherals until completion of the process.

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