T631-D7EUS Talos Bill Validator

CPI's Talos Validator T631-D7EUS is a drop-in replacement for the Series 2000 AE2631-D7E bill validator. Features a modernized Light Bar Sensor that scans inserted bills with 6 wavelengths of light covering 99% of the banknotes surface enhancing accuracy ten-fold. Downstack bill magazine holds a maximum of 700 bills. This validator is compatible with 110 VAC electrical connections and accepts $1-$20 bills.

Specifications:

• Talos Model: T631-D7EUS
• Market Application: Car Wash, Amusement
• Accepts: $1 - $20 Bills
• Bezel: Up/Down Style
• Voltage: 110 VAC
• Orientation: Downstack
• Magazine Capacity: 700
• Harness: Pulse 9 Pin

Features:

• Secures banknotes in speeds under 2.5 seconds  
• Light Bar recognition system delivers best in class fraud detection
• Firmware updates via USB, increases update speed ten-fold
• Addresses new advances in banknote security
• Encrypted, secure, seamless updates
• 32-bit microprocessor with processing power to support enhanced features
• Enhanced security modes provide additional theft protection, early detection, and alarm triggering
• External error code access
• Replaces 2000 Series Bill Validator: AE2631-D7E

Light Bar Sensor: 

• Scans full width of the bill to authenticate it (99% of the surface area). Sensor utilizes 6 wavelengths of
• light enabling it to capture modern and next generation banknote security features. Offers 10x the fraud
• protection compared to the Pellet Sensors used in the 2000 Series Validators.

Changes From 2000 Series:

• Light Bar recognition replaces Pellet Sensors
• No more dip switches
• Denomination acceptance programing with banknote or coupon
• Increased banknote transport speed
• New bezel designs - VFM 'S' & Compact 'T' applications
• Single high security mode
• USB supported updates

Similarities With 2000 Series:

• All bezel design types are compatible, including cashless
• Retro bill magazine compatibility
• Reliable banknote transport and stacking mechanism performance
• Supports all OEM communication protocols and interface types
• Drop-in replacement for 2000 Series units
• Programming push button found behind the bill magazine