How to use an Apex Bill Acceptor with Arduino
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- How to program a bill acceptor and communicate with it using the Arduino Uno micro-controller. This tutorial is for the Pyramid Technologies Apex Series. Pyramid make it easy to interface with Arduino by providing a 5V Serial interface (600 baud).
Filmed and edited by James Avallone
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Arduino Bill Acceptor Library: github.com/hac...
Wiring Diagram: imgur.com/a/NWwfP
Apex Bill Acceptor bought from: www.ebay.com/us...
Terminal Client: RealTerm (Windows/Free)
Screen Capture: ShareX (Windows/Free)
Would like to ask as to what function does the extra black test clip connected from arduino ground to the power supply/bill acceptor ground serve....reduced noise perhaps?
Great video I am impressed!
Hey man .. nice one .. i need your help on my new project , i want to make a bill acceptor + timing control board to control HDMI line, can you please tell what i really need to have this project done ? please your help will be much appreciated. thanks
Can you make a copy to work for the nano? It says cannot compile for nano
thank you very much!
Mine won’t read the configuration card no matter what I try. It spits it out quickly and flashes one time.
can you make video on how to reprogram bv20 (or bv/nv series) bill acceptor using arduino.. from wiring to software programing and currency
How can I use RS232 interface?
Nice, But is this possible to use any other foreign currency in this such as Indian Rs-/ or Bangladeshi Tk=/ etc? or suggest some other ways please
Email the company that makes it called Apex.
my Realterm is sending out hex code for some reason. how can i fix this?
if your using the arduino serial monitor make sure your using 600 baud, you can find the baud at the top right of the serial monitor screen.
How would I do this for Jamaican dollars
Can this produce work with vietnamese currency ?
Contact the manufacturer: pyramidacceptors.com/
Link for diagram is broke
Do you have online training
This video would be so much better if you provided a proper wiring diagram and used the pin numbers not the wire colors