|
Error
Code |
Meaning |
Recommended
Actions |
| 1 |
Timeout |
Contact
Triton Systems Technical Support |
| 3 |
BGD_NOANSWER |
See
Error Code 1 |
| 4 |
Error
in modem data |
See
Error Code 1 |
| 6 |
BGD_NODIALTONE |
See
Error Code 1 |
| 7 |
BGD_BUSY |
See
Error Code 1 |
| 10 |
BGD_LOGON |
See
Error Code 1 |
| 11 |
No
connect |
See
Error Code 1 |
| 13 |
BGD_DONE_GOOD |
See
Error Code 1 |
| 14 |
EOT
received |
See
Error Code 1 |
| 15 |
Timed
out waiting for EOT |
See
Error Code 1 |
| 16 |
Communication
problems |
See
Error Code 1 |
| 32 |
Good
Operation |
None
required. This is the status after a normal dispense. |
| 33 |
Feed
failure |
This
error is usually associated with an empty cassette or currency that
is in UNFIT condition. Ensure there is currency in the cassette.
Refill as needed. Inspect the cassette and feed path for
notes that are stuck together or jammed. If no jam is located,
remove the first bill from the cassette. Purge the dispenser
with the purge command under diagnostics. If the problem persists,
replace the dispenser. If LOW CURRENCY CHECKING is enabled,
and the terminal dispenses all of its cash; and the cassette has not
been filled with enough cash to position the packer plate far enough
from the dispensers Low Currency reed switch (about 1/2 to 3/4 inch
thickness of currency) the terminal will go into Error 182 when the
Reset Error button is pressed. To prevent this occurence: 1.) Remove the cassette from the dispenser2.)
Press the RESET ERROR key. 3.) Refill the cassette and install it in the dispenser |
| 34 |
Mistracked
note at feed |
This
is a double detect fault. Inspect the cassette and feed path
for jammed notes. Purge the dispenser with the purge command
under diagnostics. If the problem persists, replace the dispenser. |
| 35 |
Mistracked
note at double detect |
This
is a double detect fault. Inspect the feed path for jammed notes.
Purge the dispenser with the purge command under diagnostics. If the problem persists, replace the dispenser. |
| 36 |
Mistracked
note at exit |
Inspect
the cassette and feed path for jammed notes. Purge the dispenser
with the purge command under diagnostics. If the problem persists,
replace the dispenser. |
| 37 |
Note
too long at exit |
Note
was temporarily caught at exit. Inspect the feed path for jammed
notes. Purge the dispenser with the purge command under diagnostics. If the problem persists, replace the dispenser. |
| 38 |
Blocked
Exit |
Exit
sensor blocked or open circuit. Inspect the feed path for notes
stuck together or jammed. Purge the dispenser with the purge
command under diagnostics. If the problem persists, replace
the dispenser. |
| 39 |
Too
many notes |
Replace
the dispenser |
| 42 |
Timing
wheel |
A
mechanical failure has occurred. Inspect the dispenser and check
for a broken timing wheel or a bent timing wheel sensor. Clean
the timing wheel sensor by blowing clean, dry compressed air over
the sensor lenses to remove any dust that may effect its operation.
Check connectors to feed motors at the rear of the dispenser. If everything appears to be normal and the error persists, replace
the dispenser. |
| 44 |
Bad
roller profile |
A
mechanical failure has occurred. Replace the dispenser. |
| 45 |
Diverter
error |
Inspect
the feed path for jammed notes. Purge the dispenser with the
purge command under diagnostics. If the problem persists, replace
the dispenser. |
| 46 |
Exit
quantified |
A
mechanical failure has occurred. Replace the dispenser. |
| 47 |
Note
missing at double detect |
Inspect
the feed path for notes jammed. Purge the dispenser with the
purge command under diagnostics. If the problem persists, replace
the dispenser. |
| 48 |
Reject
rate exceeded |
The
most likely cause of this error is poor quality currency or an improperly
adjusted dispensing mechanism. Inspect the currency for excessive
wear. Inspect the feed path for jammed notes. Purge the
dispenser with the purge command under diagnostics. If the problem
persists, replace the dispenser. |
| 49 |
Jam
at exit |
Inspect
the feed path for jammed notes. Purge the dispenser with the
purge command under diagnostics. If the problem persists, replace
the dispenser. |
| 50 |
Interference
recovery |
Possible
static discharge. Inspect the incoming power and check for proper
grounding |
| 51 |
Suspect
exit accountancy |
A
mechanical failure has occurred. Replace the dispenser. |
| 52 |
Ram
error |
A
mechanical failure has occurred. Replace the dispenser. |
| 53 |
EPROM
error |
A
mechanical failure has occurred. Replace the dispenser. |
| 54 |
Operation
time-out |
Inspect
the feed path for jammed notes. Purge the dispenser with the
purge command under diagnostics. If the problem persists, replace
the dispenser. |
| 55 |
Ram
corruption |
A
mechanical failure has occurred. Replace the dispenser. |
| 56 |
Link
error |
Configuration
jumpers have been changed. Inspect jumper block LK5 on the dispensers
control board. No jumpers should be installed. Cycle the
power if the problem persists, replace the dispenser |
| 65 |
Processor
not communicating with modem correctly |
Contact
Triton Systems Technical Support |
| 128 |
Error
in reply from the dispenser mechanism |
Inspect
cable from the Backplane to the Electronic Journal to be sure both
ends are seated correctly. Inspect cable from the Electronic
Journal to the dispensing mechanism to be sure both ends are securely
screwed in place. If the cable ends are seated properly and
there is no apparent damage to the cable, replace the CPU Module. If the problem persists, replace the dispenser. |
| 129 |
No
response from the dispenser mechanism |
See
Recommended Actions for Error Code 128 |
| 130 |
Command
not acknowledged by the dispenser mechanism |
See
Recommended Actions for Error Code 128 |
| 131 |
CTS
(Clear To Send) line from the dispenser mechanism is not active |
Inspect
cable from the Backplane to the Electronic Journal to be sure both
ends are seated correctly. Inspect cable from the Electronic
Journal to the dispenser to be sure both ends are securely screwed
in place. If
the cable appears to be in acceptable condition, verify that the voltages
at PL2 on the back of the dispenser are correct. Starting at
the top, you should find +24 volts, -12 volts, no pin, +5 volts, ground,
+5 volts and ground. If these voltages are correct, replace
the dispenser. If the voltages at PL2 are incorrect, check all
pins on cable 09600-00013 for continuity from end-to-end.If
the cable has good continuity, other possible causes for the error
could be the power supply, the Backplane or the CPU Module. |
| 132 |
Status
reports bad double-detect in last dispense |
Check
for feed path problems. Purge the dispenser with the Purge command
in the Diagnostics menu. Reset the Cash Dispenser by turning
OFF the AC power switch for a few seconds then pushing back to the
ON positon. If the problem persists, replace the dispenser mechanism. |
| 133 |
5
volts not present from the dispenser on carrier detect |
See
Recommended Actions for Error Code 131 |
| 134 |
Exit
blocked as reported by status check. |
Check
feed path or exit sensor. Purge the dispenser with the purge
command in the diagnostics menu. If the problem persists, replace
the dispenser mechanism. |
| 135 |
Feed
sensor blocked as reported by status check. |
See
Recommended Actions for Error Code 134 |
| 136 |
Modem
initialization failed |
Turn
the power off and then back on. If the problem persists, replace
the modem. If this does not fix the problem, replace the modem
module or the Modem/LCD module. |
| 138 |
Print
failure while printing to the receipt printer. |
Inspect
cables connecting the Printer Controller Module to the Printer to
verify that they are not damaged and are properly seated at both ends
of each cable. Check dip switch settings on the printer controller
board to verify they are set correctly. Isolate the problem
to either the Printer/Printer Control Board or the CPU Module by performing
a printer self test using the following steps: 1.) Turn OFF the terminal if it's not already OFF2.)
Press and hold the Printer Feed Button 3.)
Turn the terminal ON 4.)
Release the printer feed button If
the printer self test is successful, a receipt will print out. The completion of a satisfactory printer self test indicates that
the current Printer/Printer Control Board combination and its interconnected
wiring are operating normally.Check
for defective components external to the Printer/Printer Controller
Board (i.e. cables, the Main Keypad, the Backplane, CPU Module and
the Memory Module). If a receipt is not printed during the printer
self test, then either the Printer or Printer Control Board or its
interconnected wiring are defective. |
| 139 |
Print
controller not responding to commands |
See
the Recommended Actions for Error Code 138 |
| 140 |
Time
out waiting for printer to be ready |
See
the Recommended Actions for Error Code 138 |
| 141 |
Paper
Jam reported by controller during a status check. |
Inspect
printer for jam. Clear as necessary and perform both printer
diagnostic tests as outlined in Recommended Actions for Error Code
138 |
| 142 |
Dispenser
returns bad command error |
The
most likely cause of this error code is a communication error with
the dispenser. Inspect the dispenser power cable, the Backplane-to-Electronic
Journal cable, and the Electronic Journal-to-dispenser cable to ensure
each is securely seated at both ends and not damaged. If the
cable ends are seated properly and there is no apparent damage to
the cable, it will be necessary to verify the continuity of each cable;
otherwise replace the dispenser. If the problem persists, replace
the CPU Module. |
| 143 |
PTDF
error |
|
| 144 |
No
reply from the Electronic Journal |
Inspect
cable to ensure it is securely attached to the Backplane at J4 and
at the Electronic Journal. Cable and connector integrity can
be verified by using an ohmmeter to check the resistance of each wire
in the cable. If
the cable and connectors are good, replace the Electronic Journal
Module. If the symptoms persist after replacing the Electonic Journal
replace the CPU Module. |
| 145 |
Error
in reply from Electronic Journal |
See
the Recommended Actions for Error Code 144 |
| 146 |
No
reply from command to Electronic Journal |
See
Error Code 144 |
| 147 |
Error
in reply from Electronic Journal |
See
Error Code 144 |
| 148 |
Write
to Electronic Journal failed |
See
Error Code 144 |
| 149 |
Read
from Electronic Journal failed |
See
Error Code 144 |
| 150 |
Status
command to Electronic Journal failed |
See
Error Code 144 |
| 151 |
Electronic
Journal full |
Attempt
to perform the Print Journal function. If the journal prints
successfully, verify that all records were audited by performing the
Print Journal function again. This time the printout will indicate
No Journal Records to Print. Reset the terminal and clear the
error. If the error persists, replace the Electronic Journal. |
| 152 |
Electronic
Journal corrupt |
See
Error Code 144 |
| 153 |
Electronic
Journal mode |
See
Error Code 144 |
| 154 |
Unknown
Electronic Journal status |
See
Error Code 144 |
| 155 |
Electronic
Journal modify record failure |
See
Error Code 144 |
| 157 |
Erase
command to Electronic Journal failed |
See
Error Code 144 |
| 158 |
Format
command to Electronic Journal failed |
See
Error Code 144 |
| 159 |
Electronic
Journal test feature failed |
See
Error Code 144 |
| 160 |
Electronic
Journal set feature failed |
See
Error Code 144 |
| 161 |
Electronic
Journal clear feature failed |
See
Error Code 144 |
| 162 |
Electronic
Journal get serial number failed |
See
Error Code 144 |
| 163 |
Terminal
did not answer. Triton Connect error. |
Replace
the Modem Module. |
| 164 |
Terminal
did not return call. Triton Connect error. |
Replace
the Modem Module. |
| 165 |
Electronic
Journal not present |
None
required |
| 166 |
Bad
dispense |
Replace
the Dispensing Mechanism. |
| 182 |
Currency
Cassette low |
This
condition will occur before the Cassette is actually empty.
There should be approximately 1/4 inch of currency (about 60 bills)
in the Cassette at this point. Add currency as needed. |
| 183 |
Receipt
printer paper low |
Verify
that a new spool of paper is needed. Add paper as needed.
If error code re-occurs, disable low paper checking and place the
terminal back into operation. Also note that when Low Paper
Checking is disabled, the terminal will continue to operate without
printing receipts when the paper spool is empty. If error does
not clear, inspect the receipt paper low optical sensor and its associated
cable. If the sensor appears okay and the cable is seated properly,
replace the Printer Controller Board. |
| 185 |
Phone
number not configured |
Enter
management functions and configure the primary phone number |
| 186 |
Bill
size not configured correctly |
Allowable
bill sizes are 5, 10, 20, 50, and 100. Enter management functions
and configure the bill size (multiple amount). The default bill
size is $0.00 |
| 187 |
Maximum
withdrawal not configured correctly |
This
amount cannot be more than 50 times the bill size selected. Enter management functions and configure the maximum amount. |
| 188 |
Communications
key not configured |
Enter
management functions and configure the communications key either manually
or by download (depending on the processor). |
| 189 |
Terminal
ID not configured |
Enter
management functions and configure the terminal ID |
| 190 |
Master
key not configured |
Enter
management functions and configure the master key. |
| 192 |
Communications
Error |
Enter
management function and verify that all terminal parameters have been
set correctly |
| 195 |
Receipt
paper out. |
If
paper is out, replace. If not, see Error Code 138 |
| 196 |
Card
Reader Failure |
Reset
Cash Dispenser by turning power off for a few seconds then back on. If problems persists, replace the Card Reader |
| 203 |
SPED
keypad is not replying to mainboard |
Reset
Cash Dispenser by turning power off for a few seconds then back on. If problems persists, replace the SPED keypad. |
| 205 |
The
SPED keypad reported a tamper condition |
Check
for evidence of physical tampering with SPED keypad. Reset Cash
Dispenser by turning power off for a few seconds then back on. If problems persists, replace the SPED keypad. |
| 206 |
SPED
could not perform a successful command within SPED_MAX_ATTEMPTS tries |
Reset
Cash Dispenser by turning power off for a few seconds then back on. If problem persists, replace the SPED board. |