NCR ATM Dispenser moving $50 Bills

Just toying with the NCR ATM cash dispenser

[@sparkyprojects]

I wonder if it's possible to remove the 'tank tracks' in such a way that you can drive them as intended, but as a launcher Run at high speed with something like old cd's as the projectiles

[@jothain]

Cool vid. I've wondered couple of times what the mechanics of an ATM would look like. Takes more space depth wise than I thought it would and didn't exactly thought of that complex mechanics either.

[@r3tr0nic]

If someone still plays with these... The photodiodes on the wheels with the numbers (Dwheel timing) can be used to control when the valve solenoids are triggered. (Provided the timing is correct, but that is easy to do). He did pretty good at manual guessing activation.

[@MrMacman98]

Ahh what you need is an accumulator on your vacuum lines. That way you won't completely lose the vacuum when you energise the solenoid!

[@JahnoKestt]

Cool, love the mechanics!

[@HaniffSutherland]

Ed, the timing on the CDU begins from the last cassette holder, there are timing marks on the metal body just near the clips which clamp the last tray on to the other.

[@KiwiPowerNZ]

Wow you two have made a lot of progress! Well done!

[@NightWolfx03]

Set one up that just sits and constantly moves bills around a track :D Kinda like one of those big old things that run the ball bearing around the raceway endlessly

[@alwade24]

that furby is so menacing back there....

[@RODALCO2007]

Interesting machine, very fast running gear train.

[@TradieTrev]

Off to the pub! Your shout mate haha! I'm a little intrigued by how the pneumatics works. I'd say timing is the key! You'd have a little arduino wouldn't you, get a read on the optical sensor to drive the solenoid valve and bypass the controller board.

[@jobaptist]

love your work

[@sashablfc]

That looks so amazing!

[@radinhs_belajarmenanam09]

Good video...Normal position, how configuration of dip switch dispenser control board ? 1-8 off, or 1 on and other off ? Say regard from Indonesia. Thank you.

[@polojize]

That was cool Ed thank you for sharing it. Cheers Mate \_/

[@Sopheset111]

You could make a cash sorting and holding system with that, make accounting a little easier.

[@SproutyPottedPlant]

Works just like it says in the service manual I got! It is hard to figure out how the belts work though.

[@junkyarddog87]

Furby says he would like his batteries replaced with a MOT

[@smallenginedude71]

oh yes!

[@BlazeFox89]

If you start tearing a few of those mechanisms down I would be interested in a care package, I'm looking at some pneumatics, the vac pump and the motor if you're still up to sending people stuff.

[@SamSitar]

that ATM is very fast! what are those white dots on the belts?

[@nwlbwl6448]

you can try simply Commands by WFS_CMD_CDM_ DENOMINATE COUNT DISPENSE OPEN_SHUTTER WFS_EXEE_CDM_STARTDISPENSE or use CDM testing code . to test dispenser

[@BCElginTex]

I received an extra $20 bill once at an ATM. I called the number on the machine and left a message, thinking the bank or police would be contacting me it I didn't come clean. I never heard back from them.

[@jgcertified]

Took me 2 minutes to see him!

[@Aussie50]

haha :D

[@russellbailey8250]

Aussie50 Got any plans for that Furby Ed? Shredder? High Voltage torture treatment? It's seriously creepy - Reminds me of the movie Gremlins

[@mirutanable]

furby is demented

[@EastAngliaUK]

again very cleaver how it all works.

[@fabiodambrosio2742]

Who produces the roller shaft for NCR cash dispencer?

[@mrfoodarama]

Awesome stuff! Aussie Currency looks very colourful, Ours (US) is very bland and boring.. Think I've read somewhere its made of plastic? Seems logical in modern times both for endurance and security purposes.. Prob why our currency is so commonly counterfitted

[@RhodderzX]

that bloody furby, satans spawn they are XD

[@TheGamerWithMore]

I want a ATM cash mech

[@twocvbloke]

Save the real stuff for spending, just draw up and print off some "play" money with your name & youtube account on it... :P

[@bsekisser]

Perhaps I am the only one surprised to see an i386 processor?

[@Aussie50]

its not that surprising to see them in industrial equipment, Intel only discontinued them 4 years ago to force people into using a newer and better one based on a Pentium D. That little 386 has been known to boot an embedded copy of XP!. it took 15 mins to do so, but it worked!

[@bsekisser]

to rephrase... I more expected a heafty microcontroller rather than a full blown processor... more needed support chips.

[@stevecoatesdotnet]

That looks awfully complicated.

[@SamSitar]

tubes and wires go everywhere on that ATM.

[@spongebob7285]

What's happening with the Ford?

[@JrSflor]

Hello.. any one have the "NCR 5635 Spray Currency Dispenser - Programmer’s Manual (B006-6283-A000)"