CPI (Crane Payment Innovations) Error Codes
MEI Coin Validator Errors
Errors related to MEI coin acceptance, validation, and coin path issues.
| Code | Meaning | Possible Causes | Solutions |
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| MEI-CV01 | Coin Rejection - Coin rejected by MEI validator |
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| MEI-CV02 | Coin Jam - Coin stuck in MEI validator |
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| MEI-CV03 | Sensor Error - MEI coin sensor malfunction |
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| MEI-CV04 | Hopper Full - MEI coin hopper at capacity |
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| MEI-CV05 | Calibration Error - MEI validator calibration failed |
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CashCode Bill Acceptor Errors
Errors related to CashCode bill acceptance, validation, and bill path issues. CashCode is a Canadian manufacturer from Ontario.
| Code | Meaning | Possible Causes | Solutions |
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| CC-BA01 | Bill Rejection - Bill rejected by CashCode acceptor |
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| CC-BA02 | Bill Jam - Bill stuck in CashCode acceptor |
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| CC-BA03 | UV Sensor Error - CashCode ultraviolet sensor malfunction |
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| CC-BA04 | Magnetic Sensor Error - CashCode magnetic sensor malfunction |
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| CC-BA05 | Bill Stacker Full - CashCode bill stacker at capacity |
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| CC-BA06 | Multiple Bills Detected - Multiple bills fed together in CashCode acceptor |
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MEI Bill Acceptor Errors
Errors related to MEI bill acceptance, validation, and bill processing.
| Code | Meaning | Possible Causes | Solutions |
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| MEI-BA01 | Bill Rejection - Bill rejected by MEI acceptor |
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| MEI-BA02 | Bill Jam - Bill stuck in MEI acceptor |
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| MEI-BA03 | Optical Sensor Error - MEI optical sensor malfunction |
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| MEI-BA04 | Transport Error - MEI bill transport mechanism failure |
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CPI Communication and Interface Errors
Errors related to CPI device communication, interface connections, and data transmission.
| Code | Meaning | Possible Causes | Solutions |
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| CPI-COM01 | Communication Error - CPI device not communicating |
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| CPI-COM02 | Interface Timeout - CPI communication timeout error |
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| CPI-COM03 | MDB Protocol Error - MDB interface protocol error |
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| CPI-COM04 | Interface Power Error - CPI interface power supply issue |
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CPI Calibration and Configuration Errors
Errors related to CPI device calibration, configuration, and setup issues.
| Code | Meaning | Possible Causes | Solutions |
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| CPI-CFG01 | Calibration Failed - CPI device calibration procedure failed |
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| CPI-CFG02 | Configuration Error - CPI device configuration invalid |
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| CPI-CFG03 | Currency Mismatch - Currency setting incorrect for Canadian market |
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| CPI-CFG04 | Denomination Error - Denomination setting incorrect |
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Important Information
If you encounter persistent errors or are unable to resolve an issue using the solutions provided, contact CPI, MEI, or CashCode customer support for professional assistance. Some errors may require technical support, component calibration, or hardware replacement that must be handled by authorized service personnel. Never attempt to modify component hardware or software without proper authorization.
For technical support, contact CPI customer service, MEI support, CashCode support (for Canadian customers), or your authorized service provider for expert assistance.
Support Information: CPI provides technical support for their payment components. CashCode, as a Canadian manufacturer, offers specialized support for Canadian market requirements. Contact information is available through your service contract or on the CPI, MEI, or CashCode websites.
Troubleshooting Guidelines
Common Resolution Steps
- ✓Always power off device before clearing jams or obstructions
- ✓Keep sensors clean and calibrated regularly
- ✓Verify currency and denomination settings match Canadian currency (CAD) for CashCode components
- ✓Monitor component for error messages and address promptly
- ✓Maintain adequate coin hopper and bill stacker capacity
- ✓Document recurring errors for support reference
Prevention Strategies
- ✓Regular component cleaning and maintenance
- ✓Keep components in secure, protected locations
- ✓Train staff on proper component operation procedures
- ✓Monitor component reports for error patterns
- ✓Perform regular calibration procedures
- ✓Maintain backup payment processing methods
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do if a MEI coin validator shows error code MEI-CV01 (Coin Rejection)?
Error code MEI-CV01 indicates a coin rejection. Verify the coin is a valid currency type (for Canadian market, check Loonie and Toonie), clean the coin and try again, check the coin path for obstructions, recalibrate MEI coin validator sensors, inspect the coin for damage, and check validator coin acceptance settings. If the issue persists, contact MEI/CPI support.
How do I resolve a CashCode bill acceptor jam (CC-BA02)?
Error code CC-BA02 means a bill is stuck in the CashCode acceptor. Power off the acceptor and clear the bill path, remove any stuck bills carefully, inspect the bill path for damage or misalignment, clean the bill path thoroughly, and check bill path components for wear. Contact CashCode/CPI support if mechanical repair is needed.
What causes MEI coin validator sensor errors (MEI-CV03)?
MEI coin validator sensor errors can be caused by dirty or blocked sensors, sensor hardware failure, lost calibration, wiring issues, or environmental interference. Clean MEI sensors with appropriate cleaning solution, check sensor wiring, recalibrate sensors, test sensor functionality, and contact MEI/CPI support for sensor replacement if hardware failure.
How do I fix a CashCode UV sensor error (CC-BA03)?
CashCode UV sensor errors typically occur due to dirty or blocked sensors, hardware failure, lost calibration, or wiring issues. Clean the CashCode UV sensor, check wiring connections, recalibrate UV sensor sensitivity, test sensor functionality, and contact CashCode/CPI support for sensor replacement if hardware failure.
What should I do if I see a CPI calibration error (CPI-CFG01)?
CPI calibration errors may indicate corrupted calibration data, sensor malfunction during calibration, procedure errors, or environmental interference. Retry the CPI calibration procedure, check sensor functionality, verify calibration environment, check calibration data integrity, and contact CPI support for calibration assistance.
How often should I clean and maintain CPI, MEI, and CashCode components?
Regular maintenance helps prevent errors and ensures optimal component performance. Perform routine cleaning weekly or more frequently in high-traffic environments. Follow manufacturer maintenance schedules, keep sensors calibrated, and document all maintenance activities. Contact CPI, MEI, or CashCode for recommended maintenance schedules. For Canadian customers, CashCode provides specialized support for Canadian market requirements.
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Proper interpretation of CPI, MEI, and CashCode error codes is essential for efficient payment component operations. This comprehensive reference enables quick problem identification and guides appropriate response actions. CPI payment components display error codes on device displays and communicate them through interface protocols to indicate specific component and processing issues. Understanding these codes helps maintain smooth operations and minimizes component downtime. CashCode, as a Canadian manufacturer from Ontario, provides specialized support for Canadian market requirements, including support for Canadian currency (Loonies and Toonies).
ℹ️For persistent errors or issues that cannot be resolved using this guide, contact CPI, MEI, or CashCode customer support for professional assistance. Some errors may require technical support, component calibration, or hardware replacement. Always document error codes and component details when contacting support for faster resolution. Note that error code formats may vary by component model and manufacturer—always consult your specific component's documentation for precise interpretations. For Canadian customers, CashCode provides specialized support for components designed for the Canadian market.