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Thickness & Diameter
Adjustment |
Choose The Xeptor Model Below
Thickness & Diameter
Adjustment
For The
X-10 X-Mark
Xeptor
Introduction
(…
AND
why
THIS is important)
The X-10 Xeptor significantly raises the ability to measure and
discriminate between coins through precision optical diameter
measurement sensors, edge and center of coin metal alloy measurement,
and X-Mark optical sensors to read minted-in codes on the surface of
the coin. To benefit from these new measurement capabilities we must
also do a little better in coin position control than formerly
required when only metal alloy was being measured. One cannot expect
imprecise coin position control to allow precise and repeatable
measurement of the coin properties any more than one could expect an
accurate measurement of the length of a fish if you won't put the
ruler up against the fish.
Thickness Setup
Figure 1 of the X-10 Xeptor is a side view showing a series of eight
holes and a sliding adjustment with a detent that centers itself over
one of the selected holes. The dimensions referring to each of the
eight holes is the chute thickness achieved at each position of the
sliding adjustment. A good rule of thumb would be to set the
adjustment for .010" to .020" more than the thickest coin in the
intended coin set.
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Example Thickness & Setting
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Coin Type
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Thick
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Setting
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.984 token
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.062
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A
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US $.05
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.078
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A
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US $.25
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.067
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A
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US $.50
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.083
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B
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US/Can $1
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.078
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B
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Can $2
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.067
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A
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$1, $2 token
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.100
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F
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Aus $1
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.103
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F
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Aus $2
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.112
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G
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Brit 1£ |
.122
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H
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Diameter Setup
( See X-10 "No Code" special
information below.)
To control coin centering over the optical and inductive sensors,
install the appropriate pair of clip-on coin chute edge guides as
shown. The resultant coin chute width should be no more that about
.060" wider than the coin if it has X-Mark codes. Without X-Mark
codes, it may be as much as .23" wider. A single drop of silicone
adhesive is recommended on each to ensure they are not accidentally
knocked out.

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DIAMETER SPACER RECOMENDATION
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THROAT
SIZE
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MIN to MAX
COIN DIAMETER |
SPACER COLOR |
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0 |
1.480 |
1.358 to 1.475 |
NO SPACER |
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1 |
1.356 |
1.245 to 1.351 |
Clear |
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2 |
1.260 |
1.157 to 1.255 |
Black |
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3 |
1.135 |
1.042 to 1.130 |
Orange |
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4 |
1.006 |
0.924 to 1.001 |
Yellow |
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5 |
.919 |
.0.845 to 0.914 |
Green |
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6 |
.840 |
0.773 to 0.835 |
Blue |
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7 |
1.100 |
1.010 to 1.095 |
Purple |
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A |
1.198 |
1.100 to 1.193 |
one #2 (Black) & one #3 (Orange) guide |
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B |
.963 |
0.885 to 0.958 |
one #4 (Yellow) & one #5 (Green) guide |
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C |
1.028 |
00.945 to 1.023 |
one #3 (Orange) & one #5 (Green) guide |
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D |
1.115 |
1.024 to 1.110 |
one #3 (Orange) & one #7
(purple) guide |
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X-10 "No Code" Versions: N1, N2, N3
The X-10 No Code units are
produced without X-Mark code reading optics, but instead have
additional diameter sensing optics that allow a wider range of coin
diameters to be read with a given set of spacers. This is particularly
helpful if you wish to accept more than one denomination of coin and
the largest and smallest of them are considerably different in size.
The X-10 units with X-Mark code reading optics require the coin to be
quite well centered in order to properly read the code. However,
without the need for code reading optics we are able to get a bit more
latitude on the range of diameters.
The N1, N2, and N3 configurations each
have a different range of diameters for acceptance as shown in the
table below.

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