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1. DECISION #1:  Coins or Bills
   
   
   • COINS  (Coming Soon)
     
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   • BILLS   (Coming Soon)
     
     
     1. DECISION #2: Primary Function
        
        
        1. Counting Bill Quantity
           (Counts the number of notes placed in the machine, not caring how much each note is worth; for instance, a stack that includes fifty $1 bills, ten $5 bills, and two $20 bills returns "62".)
           1. DECISION #3: Secondary Function
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        2. Counting Bill Value
           (Counts the number and value of notes placed in the machine, returning either the number of notes, the total value of all notes counted, and/or the total value of each denomination counted; for instance, a stack that includes fifty $1 bills, ten $5 bills, and two $20 bills returns a count of "62", a total value of "$140", and denomination values of "$1 = 50", "$5 = 10", "$10=0", "$20=2", etc.)
           
           1. DECISION #3: Secondary Function
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        3. Sorting Bill Value
           
           1. DECISION #3: Secondary Function
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"Mixed Bill Counter" = a single-pocket machine that counts and displays the number of bills provided, plus evaluates the value of each bill.  That is, if 100 quantity of $5.00 bills are added, the quantity count will return "100" and the value count will be "$500".  If a mix of bills is included, such as 100 x $1 plus 10 x $5 plus 5 x $20, the quantity count will return "115" and the value count will be "$250".

"Money Sorter (Bill Sorter)" = also known as a discriminator; a bill sorter is a dual-pocket (or greater) machine that operates similar to the mixed bill counter, but includes multiple trays for automatically separating the bills into stacks of their own denomination.  A two-pocket sorter can separate one specific denomination from a mixed stack of bills; or can be set to discard any rejected or suspect bills for later review.


Speed     

    * Count: 700 / 1200 / 1500 npm
    * Mixed mode : Value recognition at 700 npm

Main Features     

    * Mixed, Single, Sort, Face, Orient
    * Image recognition by CIS sensor
    * Counterfeit Detection:  Dual MAG, MT, UV CF detection
    * Printing Reports
    * CF Lock On/Off Function

Output:  PC Interface (RS232) for external display or printer

Hopper vs Pocket vs Stacker

Pockets (trays)      One (1) vs Two (2) vs Three or more (3+)

Maximum Duty Rating      Est 50,000 - 70,000 notes per week

Bill Quality Tolerance     97% - 99%

Capacity      Hopper: 500 Notes Max (new)
Stacker: 200 Notes Max (new)
Note Size:
2.2" (W) x 4.3" (L) Min
3.5" (W) x 7.3" (L) Max

Warranty
Offsite vs. Onsite