Cassida Apollo Operation & User’s Manual

injury or death in as little as 2 hours due to chemical bums and potential perforation of the esophagus. Immediately see doctor; have doctor phone (202) 625-3333. Keep in original package until ready to use. Dispose of used batteries immediately. (2) Risk of injury due to fire, explosion or leakage. Do not disassemble, charge, crush or expose to fire or high temperatures. California Only: Perchlorate material - special handling may apply. California Proposition 65 Warning: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Warning: Moving parts present. May cause serious injury to hands or fingers.

responsible for damage caused to the unit or the operator. Cassida is not liable for damages resulting from use of the unit for purposes other than for the intended purpose without prior written consent from Cassida. Modifications made to the unit by persons other than Cassida or its authorized contractor/subcontractor are strictly prohibited. Any damages resulting from the unauthorized modification of the unit are not the responsibility of Cassida. For proper installation and/or transport of the unit, please consult an authorized Cassida distributor or sales representative. Please Note: • The contents of this manual are subject to change without notice. • While every effort has been made to include all the features and functionality of your unit, specifications stated in this manual may not reflect all the features of software updates. You may encounter differences in operation or functionality of your unit. • No part of the manual may be reproduced for commercial purposes without prior written consent from Cassida. • Due to power and safety specifications, this product has been developed for use in specific countries as described in the specifications. Use in unspecified countries is prohibited. • This equipment has been tested and complies with the limits to a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. If you have questions about the operation of the Cassida Pro Series Apollo, please contact your Cassida licensed reseller or refer to Cassida’s user portal at www.CassidaPro.com.

When using this unit, basic safety precautions should always be observed including: • Read this manual in its entirety. • Do not use areas that could expose the unit to water or other liquids. • Install on a flat surface. • Do not use in areas exposed to high temperature, humidity or smoke. • For indoor use only. • Store and operate the unit in a well ventilated environment, and away from direct sunlight, high intensity lighting and magnetic fields that could interfere with suspect bill sensors. • Do not touch moving parts during operation. • Keep foreign objects - paper clips, staples, etc. - away from moving parts or from falling into the unit. • Operate using a surge suppressor or power conditioner. When not in operation for extended periods of time, disconnect the power cord from the wall outlet. • Prior to and during cleaning, unplug the unit from the wall. Follow the cleaning instructions and maintenance schedule contained in this manual. • Do not service your unit. Contact your authorized Cassida technician, distributor or sales representative for technical assistance.

1. INTRODUCTION 1.1 About the Cassida Pro Series Apollo_ _______________________________________ 1 1.2 Box Contents______________________________________________________________ 1 1.3 Views of the Cassida Pro Series Apollo_ _____________________________________ 2 1.4 Control Panel______________________________________________________________ 3 1.5 Display____________________________________________________________________ 5 1.6 Glossary of Terms__________________________________________________________ 6 2. OPERATION 2.1 Getting Started____________________________________________________________ 6 2.2 Loading Bills_______________________________________________________________ 7 2.3 Counting Modes___________________________________________________________ 8 2.3.1 [MIX]: MIX Mode __________________________________________________________ 8 2.3.2 [SORT]: SORT Mode________________________________________________________ 9 2.3.3 [CNT]: COUNT Mode_______________________________________________________ 9 2.3.4 [FACE]: FACE Mode_______________________________________________________ 10 2.3.5 [ORT]: ORIENTATION Mode________________________________________________ 10 2.3.6 [VSORT]: VALUSORT Mode_________________________________________________ 11 2.4 [ADD]: Adding/Sum Function______________________________________________ 11 2.5 [STRAP]: Strapping/Batching Function______________________________________ 12 2.5.1 STRAP by Number_________________________________________________________ 13 2.5.2 STRAP by Amount_________________________________________________________ 13 2.5.3 STRAP by Denomination___________________________________________________ 13 2.6 [REPRT]: Post-Count Summary and Detail___________________________________ 14 2.6.1 [+GT]: Add to Grand Total_________________________________________________ 14 2.6.2 [PRINT]: Print Totals Function_______________________________________________ 15 2.6.3 [REJCT]: View Reject Report and Reasons__________________________________ 15 2.7 Manual Entry of Rejected Bills to Count Total_______________________________ 15 3. MENU SETTINGS AND DESCRIPTIONS 3.1 Auto/Manual Start________________________________________________________ 16 3.2 Speed_ __________________________________________________________________ 16 3.3 Mode Enable/Disable_____________________________________________________ 17 3.4 Counterfeit Settings_______________________________________________________ 17 3.5 Settings Menu____________________________________________________________ 18 3.5.1 Date & Time______________________________________________________________ 18 3.5.2 Print/Interface/Beep______________________________________________________ 19 3.5.3 Thousands Separator______________________________________________________ 20 3.5.4 Maintenance Reminder___________________________________________________ 20

3.5.7 Pocket Capacity_________________________________________________________ 22 3.5.8 LAN Settings______________________________________________________________ 22 3.5.9 Skin Menu________________________________________________________________ 23 3.6 Report Formatting and Setup______________________________________________ 23 3.7 User Information__________________________________________________________ 24 3.7.1 Machine ID_______________________________________________________________ 24 3.7.2 Receipt Header_ _________________________________________________________ 24 3.7.3 S/W Version_ _____________________________________________________________ 24 3.7.4 Factory Default Setting____________________________________________________ 25 3.8 Setting Hotkeys___________________________________________________________ 25 4. OPTIONAL FEATURES 4.1 [STRAP]: Zero Count at Strap_______________________________________________ 25 4.2 Barcode Scanning Mode_ ________________________________________________ 26 4.3 Barcode and Cash Concurrent Scanning__________________________________ 26 4.4 Using Serial Number Mode_ _______________________________________________ 27 4.5 Multi-Currency Software___________________________________________________ 27 5. ERROR MESSAGES 6. MAINTENANCE, CONTACTS AND SPECIFICATIONS 6.1 Maintenance and Cleaning_______________________________________________ 30 6.2 Contact Information______________________________________________________ 31 6.3 Cassida Pro Series Apollo Specifications____________________________________ 31

Thank you for choosing the most innovative 1-pocket currency discriminator, the Cassida Pro Series Apollo. The Apollo is a professional grade, compact, high performance value counter and sorter combined with the industry’s leading suspect counterfeit currency detection technology. Ergonomic with a convenient and intuitive control panel, Cassida Pro Series Apollo features numerous counting modes and professional detection. Its small footprint makes the Apollo a welcome addition to any small teller’s table or in the limited space of any exchange offi ce. Adaptive and easy-to-use, the Cassida Pro Series Apollo can be used for a number of applications including bank branches, casinos, high cash volume retailers, cash centers, exchange offi ces, and in high-cash transaction environments. 1.2 Box Contents • Cassida Pro Series Apollo 1-Pocket Currency Discriminator • Power Cord • User Manual • Quality Control (QC) Checklist • Desiccant Packet 1 INTRODUCTION 1.

2 Unit label n Upper Door o Lower Door p Dust Drawer q Power Switch r Power Plug (AC Inlet) s Unit Label t Thermal Printer Connection Port (DB-9) u External Display Connection Port (RJ-11) v Ethernet Port (RJ-45)  USB (TYPE B) USB (TYPE A) n Bill Guides o Hopper p LCD Display q Control Panel r Storage Shelf s Stacker t Dust Cover

MODE — counting mode selection key: MIX/ORT/CNT/SORT REPRT 1.4 Control Panel

o [START/STOP] [START/STOP] operation key Function Keys (p-s) Menu navigation p [CUR], [+GT] or [EXIT] In counting screen, press [CUR] to select a currency (if present) In count detail screen, push [+GT] to add to and display grand total In mode and menu screens, push [EXIT] return to previous screen q [MODE] or ▲ In counting screen or count detail screen, press [MODE] to select a counting mode: MIX/SORT/CNT/FACE/ORT/VSORT In currency or mode screens, press ▲ to move the selection cursor up r [REPRT], [REJCT] or ▼ In counting screen press [REPRT] to access a detailed report of counted bills In count detail screen, press [REJCT] to see a detailed report of rejected bills In currency or mode screens, press ▼ to move the selection cursor down s [MENU], [PRINT], [SET] In counting screen press [MENU] to access machine settings In count detail screen, press [PRINT] to print the detailed report In currency or mode screens, press [SET] to select a setting t [ADD] [ADD] function key / press and hold for space key u [STRAP] Preset selection key for STRAP settings

MIX/ORT/CNT/SORT 4. Total number counted 5 6. 7. 9. 8. Strap: Selected strap quantity $0 REPRT CC STRAP SORT 4 5 6 7 8 9 4. GT (Grand Total) key: Press to access grand total counting report 5. Total indicates result for counted bills (total number and total value) 6. Print Key: Press to print count results 7. REPRT Key: Press to access reject report detail 1.5 Display n Currency Mark: Selected Currency o Total Value Counted p CC/STRAP: Current Count of Bills, or Current Number of Bills in STRAP q Total Number of Bills Counted r MIX/SORT/CNT/FACE/ORT/VSORT: Selected Count Mode s CF: Counterfeit Detection Active/ Inactive t ADD: Add Mode Active/Inactive u STRAP: Selected Strap Quantity v AUTO: Auto/Manual Start On/Off n Denomination of Counted Bills o Number of Counted Bills for Each Denomination p Sum of Counted Bills for Each Denomination. q [+GT]: Press to Access Grand Total Counting Report r Total Indicates Result for Counted Bills (Total Number and Total Value) s [PRINT]: Press to Print Count Results t [REJCT]: Press to Access Reject Report Detail 5

OPERATION 2. 2.1 Getting Started Connect the power cable to the AC inlet port on the back of the Apollo unit, making sure the hopper is empty. Turn the power on by engaging the power switch on the back of the unit. The unit will automatically self-test. Upon self-test completion, the main screen will become active and the unit is ready for operation. Note: Before operation, the unit should be left powered on for 10 to 15 minutes to allow the unit’s detection sensors to reach optimal operation conditions. 6 Bills: Hopper: IR: MG: Pocket: Reject: Stacker: Strap: Suspect: UV: Refers to any currency or denomination to be counted. Location where user places bills to be counted. May refer to either the Apollo infrared sensors, or infrared features built into modern currencies. May refer to either the Apollo magnetic sensors, or magnetic features built into modern currencies. Locations where sorted bills pass to. A bill that either is flagged as a suspected counterfeit note or a note which cannot be identified or read by the Apollo due to wear, soiling, wrinkling, tearing, or various other blemishes. Rejected bills pause unit operation and prompt the user for input. Location where bills are passed. A user-determined quantity of bills to be bundled or batched together. Bills which are rejected as suspect are flagged by the Apollo, for absent, different, or indeterminable counterfeit features. May refer to either the Apollo ultraviolet sensors, or ultraviolet features built into modern currencies.

modes are selected. Proper placement of bills into the hopper reduces feed errors, jamming, and identification reject errors caused by misaligned bills. Bills should be stacked neatly prior to loading, and placed between the hopper bill guides at the center of the hopper. Avoid counting bills that are wet, excessively dirty, folded, curled, or otherwise misshapen. Ensure no objects are present in the bills being loaded, including coins, paper clips, rubber bands, or other foreign materials. These objects will damage the Apollo and cause failures. To Reduce Rejects: • Place the bills evenly arranged as shown below. • Adjust bill guides to fit to the size of the bills. • Correct the bills if they are severely wrinkled or damaged. 7

available on the Apollo: Toggle between the modes by pressing the ▲/▼ keys. Press the [SET] key to select the desired mode. 2.3.1 [MIX]: MIX Mode Mixed mode is the default sorting mode for the Apollo. Mixed mode counts a stack of mixed bills regardless of denomination changes, and sums the total while applying all selected counterfeit detection features. After running a mixed stack of denominations, the Apollo will display the dollar amount total, and the number of bills counted. In this mode, only suspect bills or error bills will be rejected which pauses operation and prompts the user for input. The Apollo will display an ID ERROR and prompt user to check the top bill in the stacker. No sorting will occur for per-denomination detail and rejects report, press the [REPRT] key on the main menu once counting has completed. Detailed Report Screen Main View Screen $1410 REPRT CC STRAP MIX 58 58 $120 STRAP $0 STRAP Does not increment CNT CNT SORT When a bill is rejected, operation will pause, and the user will be prompted for input. To access information regarding rejected bills, press the [REJCT] key once counting is complete. 8 MIX MIX mode FACE FACE mode SORT SORT mode ORT ORIENTATION mode CNT COUNT mode 10$ 5 VSORT VALUSORT mode REPRT

Sort mode is intended to sort out a single denomination from a mixed stack of bills while running all selected counterfeit detection features. This mode is primarily used for ‘rogue’ or ‘stranger’ checking in a stack of bills intended to be of the same denomination. All bills of the selected denomination will pass to the stacker. All other denominations and any error or suspect bills will not be counted and will pause operation and prompt the user for input. Sort mode defaults to [1] FIRST BILL THROUGH as the denomination of choice. The first bill placed in the stacker will be recognized by the Apollo and set as the denomination to send to the stacker. By clearing the stacker and hopper, the Apollo will reset the first bill through to the next stack. This allows for sorting of mixed stacks without having to choose each denomination manually. After running a stack of bills the Apollo will display the dollar amount total, and the number of bills counted. For per-denomination detail and rejects report, press the [REPRT] key on the main menu. 2.3.3 [CNT]: COUNT Mode Count mode is intended to count the number of physical pieces placed in the hopper. In this mode counterfeit detection is disabled. Only the count [CC] and the number of pieces [PCS] will update. This mode may be used to count the number of pieces of any article that will pass through the Apollo, including tickets, tags, barcodes, papers, etc. and no bills will be rejected unless a physical counting error occurs (DOUBLE, CHAIN, etc.) 9 $ REPRT CC 58 58 $120 REPRT CC STRAP 6 Total count of banknotes 6 PCS $0 REPRT CC STRAP 58 Total count of banknotes Does not increment 58 CNT PCS CC 58 Count of banknotes in current batch Do inc c ON CNT SORT

Face mode is used to sort a stack of mixed orientation bills to all face up or face down which is determined by the first bill placed in the hopper. This mode will not account for rotation of the bill, but will retain all enabled counterfeit detection features. Mixed or sorted bills will pass to the stacker regardless of denomination. All bills which are opposite facing compared to the first bill through will be rejected and prompt user for removal, as well as any recognition errors, or suspected counterfeit bills. After running a stack of bills, the Apollo will display the dollar amount total, and the number of bills counted. For per-denomination detail and rejects report, press the [REPRT] key on the main menu. 2.3.5 [ORT]: ORIENTATION Mode Orientation mode is similar to Face mode in that the Apollo is sorting bills by the physical orientation each bill is scanned. In orientation mode, the Apollo accounts for all 4 possible rotations as follows: 1. Face up, reading orientation 2. Face up, upside-down wording 3. Face down, reading orientation 4. Face down, upside-down wording The orientation being sorted is determined by the orientation of the first bill placed in the hopper. All selected counterfeit detection features will remain active during the sorting process. All bills which are of different orientations compared to the first bill through will be rejected, as well as any recognition errors, or suspected counterfeit bills. Upon rejection, the unit operation will pause and the user will be prompted for input. After running a stack of bills the Apollo will display the dollar amount total, and the number of bills counted. For per-denomination detail and rejects report, press the [REPRT] key on the main menu. 10

Valusort™ mode is used to quickly sort a stack of mixed bills. In this mode, the Apollo will accept a mixed stack of bills and begin by setting the fi rst bill through as the ‘sort’ bill. All sequential bills of the set denomination will pass to the stacker. When a different denomination is sensed, the different bill will be passed to the stacker, and Apollo will pause and fl ash the “DIFFERENT DENOMINATION!” message. The user should then remove the bills from the stacker, remove the top bill, and place each denomination in its own pile. The Apollo will then sense the next bill in the hopper and set this bill as the ‘sort’ bill. This operation repeats until all bills have been passed through. After running a stack of bills the Apollo will display the dollar amount total, and the number of bills counted. For per-denomination detail and rejects report, press the [REPRT] key on the main menu. 2.4 [ADD]: Adding/Sum Function The Add function on the Apollo is used to keep a continuous count through various different scans. The Apollo will sum the total denomination and count of all bills being scanned until the user clears the sum. To clear the sum from the on- screen count, press the [C] key while on the main menu. A prompt will appear: “You are about to clear your on-screen count. Do you want to continue?” Press [YES] to clear, or [EXIT] to close the prompt without clearing. The other option is to add the on-screen count to the grand total by pressing the [+GT] key. This will add the on-screen count to the grand total, and clear the count display. First bill through ($100) moves to stacker CUR MODE REPRT MENU VSORT CF STRAP AUTO PCS $100 1 $ $ ON CUR MODE REPRT MENU VSORT CF STRAP AUTO $120 $ $ ON Added to count and va on count de and on ValuS Screen Audible tone here 2nd bill through ($20) moves to stacker Added to count and on count d CUR MODE REPRT MENU VSORT CF ADD ADD ADD STRAP AUTO PCS $100 1 $ $ ON Added to count and va on count det PCS 2 DIFFERENT DENOMINATION CUR MODE VSORT CF STRAP AUTO $170 $ $ ON 3rd bill through ($50) moves to stacker DIFFERENT DENOMINATION 11

Strapping is a term used to describe a set of bills of a predetermined value or number of bills. A ‘strap’ in this context refers to the physical strap or band placed around a set of bills as seen often in the banking industry. For example, a stack of ten $100 bills would be a strap of 10 pieces, or a strap to $1000. Various strapping modes are built in to the Apollo to allow for a large range of applications from creating a uniform stack of a single denomination, to a mixed denomination stack of a predetermined dollar amount. Strapping is available in all modes, though some are more intuitive than others. In general, strapping is most commonly used in Mixed or Sort modes. To enable basic strapping, press the [STRAP] key and select the number of bills desired in the strap: Keys [1]-[5] for values 100-10 bills per strap. On the main screen, [CC] will change to [STRAP] and display how many bills have been counted for the current strap. The Mode selected will take precedence over the strapping function and will sort or count as selected. $160 32 REPRT STRAP 16 16 SORT Once a strap has been completed, the Apollo will pause, an on-screen message will fl ash indicating a strap is completed, and the user will be prompted to remove the bills from the stacker. This will continue until all bills in the hopper have been passed through. If all bills have passed, and the stacker does not contain a full strap, a message will appear warning the user “INCOMPLETE STRAP!” 12

This option performs identical to the base strapping function. This sub-menu allows the user to choose non-standard strap bill counts between 1 and maximum stacker capacity (150 by default, 200 maximum). 2.5.2 STRAP by Amount This option allows the user to set a strap to a dollar amount regardless of the number of bills in a strap. The only modes enabled with this feature are Mixed mode and Sort mode. For mixed bills in Mixed mode, the Apollo will add all denominations needed to create the selected dollar amount and reject the rest, pausing and prompting the user to remove the unnecessary bills. All bills that did not meet the strapping requirement will be rejected. Please note that the number of pieces/bills per strap may vary if different denominations are present. In sort mode, the Apollo will attempt to make a strap with the specified sorting bill. If the strap value cannot be reached by the selected sort value available, the Apollo will reject all remaining bills, pause operation, prompt user for input, and flash the “INCOMPLETE STRAP!” message. 2.5.3 STRAP by Denomination This option allows the user to count a desired number of bills for each denomination typically used for setting up cashier drawers, tills and registers. To activate, press the [STRAP] key to enter [STRAP SETTINGS] then select [DENOMINATION STRAP]. 2.5.3.1 [STRAP] -> [9] Denomination Strap -> [1] Multiple 13 Choosing MULTIPLE allows all denominations to enter the stacker at once. When this mode is chosen, the user will be presented with a menu and a list of denominations. Select the number of bills of each denomination desired in the strap. In this mode, a mixed stack of bills will be automatically sorted into a single strap of mixed bills to reach the total number of each bill count selected. Once a strap target value has been reached, the Apollo will send an audible alert and display an on-screen message that the strap is completed. This mode is typically used to quickly strap multiple denominations concurrently. All bills which are not specified for the current strap will be rejected, pausing operation and prompting the user for input.

2.6 [REPRT]: Post-Count Summary and Detail The report screen is used to display details of the counting that has just been completed. Once bills have been run through the Apollo, the [REPRT] screen is used to view details on per-denomination breakdown, print the current sum of the most recent run, and display additional detail in STRAP -> SINGLE and STRAP->MULTIPLE modes. 2.6.1 [+GT]: Add to Grand Total Press [+GT] and the Apollo adds the current counting result to the grand total, and opens the grand total report screen. If a printer is connected and automatic printing is selected, the Apollo will automatically print the receipt of the current counting results. • Press the [RESET] key to reset the grand total to zero. • Press the [PRINT] key to print the grand total report. • To exit from the grand total window, press [C] or place bills on the hopper to start a new count. 14 Choosing SINGLE allows the user to sort a stack of mixed bills into a straps of a single denomination. All bills not defined in the strap will be rejected, pausing operation and prompting the user for input. All bills defined in the denomination menu will be passed to the stacker. When the Apollo senses a difference in denomination that is defined in the strap, one bill of the new denomination will be passed into the stacker, the Apollo will beep and display the “DIFFERENT DENOMINATION” message. The user is to remove the bills in the stacker, remove the top bill, and place each denomination in its own stack. When a strap of the single denomination is completed, the Apollo will beep and display a message that the strap is completed. The user will then set aside the complete strap and begin another of the same denomination. This mode is used to sort a mixed stack of bills into multiple straps of a single denomination in one pass, instead of sorting bills by each denomination, then strapping.

From the report menu, press the [PRINT] key to print out a receipt of the totals from the most recent count. 2.6.3 [REJCT]: View Reject Report and Reasons To access information about any rejected banknote, from the COUNT DETAIL screen, press [REJCT] key to view the detailed reject report. This report contains information from the most recent count including reject reason, and the numerical order in which bills were rejected. If STRAP->SINGLE or STRAP->MULTIPLE have been enabled, the count detail screen will display the [DENOM] button in place of the [REJCT] button. To access the reject report, enter the [DENOM] menu and then enter the [REJCT] button. 2.7 Manual Entry of Rejected Bills to Count and Total For genuine currency that is rejected due to stains, soiling, tearing, or various other conditions, the Apollo offers the option to manually add unrecognized bills to the grand total. Upon rejection of each bill the user will be prompted to either select the denomination of the bill to be added manually to the count, or to remove the bill from the stacker and continue. Please note that if the user adds a bill manually, this will override counterfeit detection rejection. 15

3. 3.1 Auto/Manual Start This feature allows user to set how the Apollo will operate once currency is placed in the hopper. The Apollo is preset to [2] AUTO START which means that once the currency is placed in the hopper, the Apollo will start counting immediately. If [1] MANUAL START is selected, then user will need to press [START/STOP] button to initiate operation. 3.2 Speed This feature allows the user to choose the speed setting the Apollo will operate. The Apollo defaults to counting 1000 notes per minute. User has the ability to select between 800 notes per min or 1000 notes per min. 16

are displayed when the [MODE] key is selected on the main screen. The Apollo is factory preset with MIX, SORT, COUNT, FACE, ORT, VALUSORT. If any of these modes are disabled, they will display as OFF in the mode menu except for SORT mode. If [2] SORT by denom is disabled, Sort mode will default to FIRST BILL THROUGH as the bill sort method. 3.4 Counterfeit Settings This menu provides access to each individual counterfeit detection technique, and has the option to enable or disable each technique independently. The Apollo is factory preset with [1] MAGNETIC, [2] INFRARED, and [3] ULTRAVIOLET counterfeit setting enabled. It is recommended to always operate with all techniques enabled under normal conditions. All modes may be enabled by pressing [4] COUNTERFEIT ALL ON, or all disabled by pressing [5] COUNTERFEIT ALL OFF. The spyglass symbol above the CF indicator will be fully lit if all techniques are enabled, partially displayed if modes are disabled, and fully off if all counterfeit detection is turned off. 17

setup and operation according to their own customization standards. Through the settings menu the user can control functions such as printer setup, language, and appearance. 3.5.1 Date & Time This feature allows user to select the date format for the Apollo (options [1] through [3]) as it will appear in reports and printing on receipts. Use [4] CHANGE DATE to set the machine date, and option [5] CHANGE TIME to set the machine time. 18

allowing customization of the printing interface and data format. Standard receipt printers typically require setup of the serial interface as specified by the printer manufacturer. The below list of options provides access to common serial connection setup: [1] Set BAUD RATE - from [1] 4800 to [7] 115200 (default 9600) [2] Set DATA BIT - from [1] 5 to [4] 8 (default 8) [3] Set STOP BIT - [1] 1 or [2] 2 (default 1) [4] Set PARITY - [1] NONE, [2] ODD or [3] EVEN (default NONE) [5] Set BEEP - [1] ON or [2] OFF (default ON) [6] PRINTING SETUP Options are also available to customize the way the printer functions with the following: [1] AUTO PRINT (default OFF) [2] PRINTER AUTO CUT (default OFF) [3] AUTO PRINT IN GT (default ON) [4] RESERVED (for optional features) [5] RESERVED (for optional features) [6] SIGNATURE LINE (default ON) 19

user is able to customize the thousands separator by choosing to employ a comma as the separator [1] [,] ex123,456 or a period as the separator by choosing [2] [.] ex123.456 3.5.4 Maintenance Reminder The Apollo features an automatic service and maintenance reminder that may be used to schedule regular maintenance. Use the following menu options to set a maintenance schedule by various methods. Due to the wide range of applications of the Apollo, multiple selections are available based on use case and service contracts. [1] SET NUMBER OF DAYS - Reminder that maintenance is due the number of days entered from today. [2] SET NUMBER OF BILLS - Reminder that maintenance is due when the number of bills entered is counted through the unit. [3] RESET [4] OFF (default) 20

the preferred language for on-screen communication. English is the default language. 3.5.6 Clear Remote Count The Apollo has the capability to connect to an external display. This feature allows the user to define how the external display will clear. [1] AUTO CLEAR - if selected the external display will clear all values approximately 3 seconds after the bills are cleared from the stacker. The counting result on the Apollo main screen remains until cleared. [2] CLEAR BY [C] KEY - The counting result is not cleared on the external display or on the Apollo screen until the [C] key is pressed (default). 21

the stacker becomes full, the Apollo will stop and flash the “STACKER FULL” message. Clear the pocket and the Apollo will resume normal operation. The stacker has selectable capacities of 100, 150, or 200 notes maximum.. 3.5.8 LAN Setting The Apollo is equipped with an Ethernet port for network connectivity. To enable network operation, various settings will need tuning and testing depending on the network configuration where the Apollo is installed. Cassida does not provide networking solutions at the moment, though an API manual is available upon request to create custom third party applications. The following menu settings are available to setup and test the network: [1] DHCP Toggle - Enable or disable Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol [2] CLIENT - Configure client settings [3] SERVER - Configure server IP Address and Port [4] MAC ADDRESS - View the Apollo MAC Address [5] HOST NAME - View the hostname. NOTE: This value will remain through power off and depleted battery events. [6] PING TEST - Send pings to test communication 22

interface is displayed. By default, the Apollo is set to the [1] DARK SKIN for lower light environments with high contrast and low eye strain. The second option listed is the [2] BRIGHT SKIN for brighter working conditions. 3.6 Report Formatting and Setup This feature allows the user to access daily, weekly, and yearly counting reports. In order to use this function, a FAT32 formatted external storage device such as a flash drive or hard drive must be connected to the USB port on the back of the unit. The external storage device must be present during all counting and data collection in order for the reports to be correctly stored. It is recommended that a dedicated storage device is paired with each Apollo tool that requires reporting. Reporting intervals are defined as [1] DAILY REPORT, [2] WEEKLY REPORT, or [3] MONTHLY REPORT. For a DAILY REPORT, choose a date within the last 30 days to run the report and press [ENTER] once the desired date is highlighted. This will display the report contents and present the option to print the report using the [PRINT] key. Similarly for weekly and monthly reports, select the preferred end date for the report or month to view. 23

unit specific information. 3.7.1 Machine ID The MACHINE ID is the custom name given to the unit if desired. By default, all units are set to “CassidaPRO”. This field is identical to the HOST NAME as used in the networking screens, and may be used for network identification. Once this value is set, it is stored in a special memory that will retain this value through power cycling, unplugging, and battery depletion. 3.7.2 Receipt Header This menu provides options to customize what is printed on receipts from the Apollo. Fields included are NAME, ADDR, TEL, and FAX. If these values are set, every receipt printed by the Apollo will contain this information at the top of the print. Follow on- screen instructions for typing and saving these values. 3.7.3 S/W Version Access this menu to view the current software version, UI version, and further detailed information about the unit.

Once selected and confirmed, this action returns the Apollo to default factory settings. 3.8 Setting Hotkeys Up to three user preferences, or hotkeys, can be saved. Hotkeys load the mode and all related settings active at the time the user preference was saved to the selected hotkey. The [4], [5], and [6] keys on the number pad are hotkeys. To activate a hotkey, from the main screen, press and hold the [4], [5], or [6] key. Select [SAVE] to save the current configuration for future use. To load a user setup, press and hold the desired hotkey and select [LOAD] to load a saved configuration. The saved configuration will load automatically. OPTIONAL FEATURES 4. 4.1 Zero Count at Strap This function can be activated by an Apollo service provider. Once activated, this function works with all strapping functions. Zero Count at Strap engages when the user enables strapping. Once a strap is complete and bills are removed from the stacker, the on-screen value, piece count, and strap counts will return to zero. This function also works with ADD, enabling the user to count multiple stacks of bills, while keeping track of the total number of bills and value of bills counted. 25

This mode is used to count barcoded tickets. Tickets are placed into the hopper with the barcode facing down. During processing, only the number of tickets is counted. Counterfeit detection is disabled for ticket counting and Barcode mode. The screen will display the number of processed tickets under CURRENT COUNT (CC) and the value will remain “0.” Barcode data may be printed for further records. If the auto print function is enabled, the data will print automatically as soon as the tickets are removed from the stacker, or after the stacker capacity has been reached. Processing is interrupted by the “PRINTING” message. If auto print is disabled, the warning will display asking the operator to print the barcode data. 4.3 Barcode and Cash Concurrent Scanning This mode is used to count mixed barcoded tickets and bills simultaneously. Tickets must be placed into hopper with the barcode facing down; bills may be placed in any orientation. All tickets and bills will be passed into stacker. The screen will display the total number of processed tickets, the total value of counted bills, and the bill count. During ticket processing, bar code data is collected and can be printed for a physical record. Is the AUTO PRINT function is enabled, the data will print automatically as soon as bills and tickets are removed from the stacker, or after the stacker capacity has been reached. Processing is interrupted by the “PRINTING” message. If auto print is disabled, the warning will display asking the operator to print the barcode data.