MEI Talos T602-U7EUS Amusement Bill Acceptor

CPI's Talos Validator T602-U5E is a drop-in replacement for the Series 2000 AE2602U5E 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. Upstack bill magazine holds a maximum of 500 bills. This validator is compatible with 24 VAC electrical connections and accepts $1-$20 bills.

Specifications:

• Talos Model: T602-U5E
• Market Application: Car Wash, Amusement
• Accepts: $1 - $20 Bills
• Bezel: Up/Down Style
• Voltage: 24 VAC
• Orientation: Upstack
• Magazine Capacity: 500
• 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: AE2602U5E

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