Coin Deposit Systems
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• 9 coin outlets on the CDS 709 and 909. • Both Models accommodate direct output to full or half standard Federal Reserve coin bags. • Prominent denominations can be assigned to multiple coin bags (optional) with automatic switching. • Front-loading (standard) or rear loading (optional) • Many other options available
• Bright LCD display and simple two-button operation • Automatic coin feeding mechanism • Patented Automatic Debris Ejection System removes non-coin material and debris after each user session • Alloy sensor rejects foreign and mutilated coins as well as “slugs” during the counting process • Counts all 6 U.S. denominations (programmable for up to 20 denominations including foreign coins and tokens
• Operates at speeds up to 800 coins per minute • Highly jam-free operation • Direct output to canvas or plastic coin bags, full or half Federal Reserve size, is standard (other output options vary by Model) • Exact programmable bag stops • Acoustic padding results in quiet operation • Key lock access to lower module • Easy replacement and removal of coin bags or other output containers Output and Reports • Totals and subtotals of pieces and value are accumulated by denomination • Summary report indicates full breakdown of coins processed • Transaction log recaps all customer transactions Simplified balancing procedures • Easy to read customer receipt can be customized for your institution • Thermal safety roll paper (UV reactive) is available for added security • Host Communications is optional
• 9 coin outlets on the CDS 909 and 9 on the CDS 709. • Both Models accommodate direct output to full or half standard Federal Reserve coin bags. • Prominent denominations can be assigned to multiple coin bags (optional) with automatic switching. • Front-loading (standard) or rear loading (optional) • Many other options available
• Bright LCD display and simple two-button operation • Automatic coin feeding mechanism • Patented Automatic Debris Ejection System removes non-coin material and debris after each user session • Alloy sensor rejects foreign and mutilated coins as well as “slugs” during the counting process • Counts all 6 U.S. denominations (programmable for up to 20 denominations including foreign coins and tokens Sorting Operation and Lower Module • Operates at speeds up to 800 coins per minute • Highly jam-free operation • Direct output to canvas or plastic coin bags, full or half Federal Reserve size, is standard (other output options vary by Model) • Exact programmable bag stops • Acoustic padding results in quiet operation • Key lock access to lower module • Easy replacement and removal of coin bags or other output containers Output and Reports • Totals and subtotals of pieces and value are accumulated by denomination • Summary report indicates full breakdown of coins processed • Transaction log recaps all customer transactions Simplified balancing procedures • Easy to read customer receipt can be customized for your institution • Thermal safety roll paper (UV reactive) is available for added security • Host Communications is optional
N E W P R O D U C T R E L E A S E
This full six-denomination coin counting and sorting system provides the newest design in convenience and accessibility; offering two secure doors for both the coin department and programming module. This new design makes end of day reports and change out quick and easy. The 906s+ utilizes the same proven coin processing mechanism and software used in larger models, but with a smaller footprint of only four square feet. It is the perfect solution for branches with limited space.
With this NEW , quiet Self-Service coin system you will: • Gain new foot traffic • Retain existing customers/members • Convert prospects and open new accounts • Make loans Performance Characteristics of the COINSTREAM® CDS 906S+ • Self-Service Coin System with Full 6-Denomination Coin Counting and Sorting into six (6) separate bags by denomination • Standard Bagging Configuration: 1¢, 5¢, 10¢, 25¢, 50¢, $1 • Bag stops are fully programmable and can be set for either pieces or weight • Unit is equipped with two front doors with individual locks. Upper door allows access to only coin counting and sorting mechanism. Lower door allows access only to coin capture area. • Standard: black laminate finish: optional customer colors and wraps are available • Options: Unit is pre-wired for dealer field installation of 2 solenoids (CRX00Z)* to set-up for automatic dual bagging of one or two denominations (50¢ and/or $1 can be returned to customer/member)
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• Cabinet finishes in corporate marketing colors using paint, laminate or wood. • Signage If your organization is considering the acquisition of self-service coin processing systems to allow consumers to process their own coins for deposit or cash redemption, this document will prove useful in your evaluation and selection process. The Self-Service Coin Processing System Buyer’s Checklist is simply a series of questions organized into broad categories, that should be asked or considered as part of your decision process. Some of these questions are meant to be directed to potential suppliers of such products and others to your third party coin processor, while others are important questions that should be discussed within your own organization while setting your goals and expectations to ensure a more successful selection and implementation of a self-service coin solution. Is Magner a reliable source for such a ‘Buyer’s Checklist,’ especially since it is also a supplier of self-service coin processing systems? This is not a “sales gimmick” but rather a useful worksheet. We invite comparison to other suppliers of similar systems. The areas included in the “Checklist” are those that should be important to any buyer evaluating self-service systems. It was deliberately formulated to consider everyone involved in and all phases of the process. After all, besides attaining the objectives and meeting the needs of your own institution, the overall success of your self-service coin implementation is also highly dependent on:
• The capabilities and policies of your third-party coin processor, if you utilize one. • The resources and expertise of your selected supplier, including operational training and ongoing support. In reviewing and using the Self-Service Coin Processing System Buyer’s Checklist, we hope you will agree that it is both objectively constructed and a valuable tool in your decision-making process. Good luck with your self-service coin processing system evaluation!
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Operator Console and Counting Module
Sorting Operation and Lower Module
Operator Console and Counting Module
• Surrounds or Wrap
• Meeting or exceeding your customer/member or target customer/member expectations.