Automated Transactions´ payout solutions were the focus at FADJA

The latest of these payout solutions, the NV11 combines a bank note validator and ‘Note Float’ payout unit. With a 300 note cash box and the capability of storing a further 30 notes in the Note Float unit for future payout the NV11 can be utilised to give change or prizes.

Ideal for amusement machines the NV11 can be used to help alleviate the problem of coin hopper starvation and keep machines running by utilising notes already collected from pay in. Using a last in first out system the Note Float can be programmed to store any single denomination, where the last note stored in the Note Float is available for payout or transfer to the secure cashbox.

Mustapha Hadj Ahmed, Director of automated Transactions said, “The interest in our NV11, note payout solution was highly encouraging. Since its launch at FER Interazar in Spain last September, more and more operators from across Europe and the Americas have registered an interest in the new NV11 payout solution, and this was the case again at FADJA.”

Also on display were the Smart Hopper & Smart Payout, two payout devices that when combined allow machines to payout any combination of mixed coins and mixed notes. The Smart Hopper is a true multi-coin hopper.

Operating at speeds of up to 12 coins per second and with a coin capacity of 1500 coins the Smart Hopper collects, stores and discriminates mixed coins. The Smart Hopper eliminates the need for a coin sorter, tubing and multi hoppers, as all coins that enter the coin mech travel straight to the Smart Hopper, where they are stored and discriminated for future payout.

FADJA visitors were also greeted with the Smart Payout, a modular add on for the popular NV200, high volume, bank note validator. The Smart Payout accepts and stores mixed denomination bank notes for payout. “Most of the recycler units currently in the market can accept multi-denomination notes, but can only payout one or two small denominations. The Smart Payout can dispense any of the note denominations it has accepted. Add this to the existing NV200 cash box capacity of up to 1000 notes and the Smart Payout is ideal for high volume applications.” Mustapha Hadj Ahmed, Director, Automated Transactions.

Automated Transactions can next be seen at EU’Vend, Germany in September.