JCM
Part
No
.
960
-
000053R
_
Rev
.
6
©
2007,
JCM
-
American
Corporation
6
-
2
3
Programming
and
Testing
AD
-
02
Retrievable
Bill
Validator
Section
6
D
OWNLOAD
D
ATA
(91H)
C
OMMAND
F
ORMAT
Table
6
-
20
lists
the
91
Hex
Command
Format
data
codes
.
Bit
1
Command
Code:
1
Byte
Specified
depending
on
the
processing
request
.
Bits
2
-
6
Time
Data:
5
Bytes
Year/Month/Day/Hour/Minute
data
Bits
7
-
10
Address
Fields
1
to
4:
4
Bytes
A
data
start
address
(field
address)
in
four
(4)
bytes
is
set
into
Address
Fields
1
to
4
in
the
most
to
least
significant
byte
order
.
Bits
11
&
12
Data
Length
1
&
2:
2
Bytes
A
data
length
in
two
(2)
bytes
is
set
into
Data
Length
Fields
1
and
2
in
the
most
to
least
significant
byte
order
.
Bit
13
Data:
1024
Bytes
Maximum
The
data
to
be
written
is
set
.
The
data
must
be
within
1024
bytes
in
length
.
When
this
command
is
issued
for
the
first
time,
only
the
file
header
(e
.
g
.
,
0h
to
FFh)
must
be
sent
as
data
.
Process
Description:
If
the
machine
is
waiting
for
a
data
download,
this
command
writes
data
starting
from
a
specified
address
into
memory
.
R
ESET
(91H)
R
ESPONSE
F
ORMAT
Table
6
-
21
lists
the
91
Hex
Reset
Response
Format
data
codes
.
Response
Text
Data:
None.
D
OWNLOAD
E
ND
(92H)
C
OMMAND
F
ORMAT
Table
6
-
22
lists
the
92
Hex
End
Command
Format
data
codes
.
Command
Text
Data:
None.
Process
Description:
If
the
machine
is
waiting
for
a
data
download,
this
command
checks
the
data
being
written
to
determine
if
it
is
correct
.
D
OWNLOAD
E
ND
(92H)
R
ESPONSE
F
ORMAT
Table
6
-
23
lists
the
92
Hex
End
Response
Format
data
codes
.
Response
Text
Data:
None.
Process
Description:
If
the
download
terminates
normally,
the
machine
sends
this
response
and
executes
the
power
-
up
routine
process
to
enter
into
a
norman
Power
-
ON
state
.
Table
6
-
20
Data
91
Hex
Cmd
Format
Bit
Command
Code
1
Command
Code
2
Time
Data
Year
3
Time
Data
Month
4
Time
Data
Day
5
Time
Data
Hour
6
Time
Data
Minute
7
Address
1
8
Address
2
9
Address
3
10
Address
4
11
Data
Length
1
12
Data
Length
2
13
Data
(Max
1024
Bytes)
NOTE:
The
data
bytes
must
be
set
into
an
even
number
of
data
fields
in
an
order
from
the
least
significant
byte
upward
.
Table
6
-
21
Reset
91
Hex
Response
Format
Bit
Command
Code
1
Response
Code
2
Response
Parameter
3
Machine
Status
1
4
Machine
Status
2
5
Machine
Status
3
6
Bill
Storage
Condition
1
7
Bill
Storage
Condition
2
8
Error
Code
Table
6
-
22
End
92
Hex
Command
Format
Bit
Command
Code
1
Command
Code
2
Time
Data
Year
3
Time
Data
Month
4
Time
Data
Day
5
Time
Data
Hour
6
Time
Data
Minute
Table
6
-
23
End
92
Hex
Response
Format
Bit
Command
Code
1
Response
Code
2
Response
Parameter
3
Machine
Status
1
4
Machine
Status
2
5
Machine
Status
3
6
Bill
Storage
Condition
1
7
Bill
Storage
Condition
2
8
Error
Code