PhotoPound is the only (table, portable, motorized)
"checker" of pound bank-notes and, without adaptator, of bank-notes from 5 to
500 Euro that, in a few seconds:
- checks the presence of the original safety thread
- decodes the magnetic codes, unique to each denomination of bank-note.
- indicates a good note by a led, a beep and, on the screen, the confirmed note value
- gives you the opportunity to refuse the suspect payment and so protect your cash.
- starts automatically upon insertion of the bank-note
- transports the bank-note and performs the automatic scanning
- checks the presence of the safety metal thread inserted in to the bank-note
- reads the permanent magnetic codes encrypted on the metal thread
- compares the measured data with those stored in it's internal microprocessor
- if the measured data matches a sample one, the note value is displayed, the green led
lights, and a sound is emitted
- if not, you are asked to repeat the scan, and a red led signals non-acceptance.
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| TECHNICAL FEATURES : |
| Accepted currency: Pound (With adaptator) and Euro (without adaptator) |
| Checks : coding of security thread |
| Type of sensor : magnetic |
| Loading : manual, single banknote |
| Transport : motorized 0,4 m/s |
| Internal power supply : batteries 8.4 Volt Ni-Mh (rechargable) |
| Duration of batteries : 500 complete loading and unloading cycles |
| Absorbed power : lower than 10 Watt |
| External power supply : transformer 220 V 50 Hz / 12 V DC, with cables |
| Operating temperature : 0-50 °C |
| Dimensions : LxHxW 147 x 115 x 63 mm, in single carton LxHxW 300 x 200 x
100 mm |
| Weight : 300 g, without feeder |
| OPERATION : |
| Power supply: through transformer (supplied) or portable using internal
batteries (rechargeable). |
| Automatic carrying of the banknote to the transport slide. |
| Banknote insertion is using the longer edge, in one of the four possible
positions. |
| Display of the value checked, or " repeat ". |
| Sound signal to confirm the identification. |
| Warning of exhausted battery. |
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Position And Orientation
Photoeuro can operate resting on a surface, or be fixed to the wall by means of a specifickit. In both cases, the banknote does not fall as it is beld by the automatic transport system.
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