Saturday 8 November 2014

Commentary On Money Counter Machines

By Christa Jarvis


Emerging technology has seen rise in production part of the economy. To improve service delivery, expertise has build up machines that help improve the lives of people across the globe. In most banks or large malls and supermarkets, exchange in currency is common and to make the work easier and effective, money counter machines help save time and enhance quick service to huge number of individuals.

These machines comes in different shapes and sizes, they are able to count coins and stacks of bank notes. Some use electrical components and others can be purely mechanical. It is programmed to give total fiscal counts that can be in specific batch sizes in order to enhance easy storage and wrapping. In addition to that, it enables orderly arrangement of bills in stacks with a zero error noted.

In usage, banks and large mall is on the lead and such is evidenced on our daily interaction in such commerce venues. Rise in demand to quick provision of services has seen to money counter equipments mounted on vender machines. It helps in giving total value of money used in the machine and delivery of good needed by customer by just a touch of a button.

On latest innovation is the automated teller machine, it is specially designed to count huge stacks of bill that are not enveloped. It is able to detect different currencies and sort out such in stacks or wraps in bundles to give specific value based on the programmed mode. In such case of direct deposit by a customer, it help see to one to be in a position to see if any error is made before finally accepting the deposited value displayed and noted on the machine.

Different counter machines have been developed and on look are on the banknotes counter machine. This is in line with logic that it is common in most banks and since money exchange is mostly here, then advancement in technical usage is highly considered to help detect counterfeits. Most of such applainces are magnetically in fact detection of fake notes though some use the UV light.

Most countries use fluorescent symbols on their currencies. Furthermore, paper used in currency making does not contain any brightening agents thus fake money easily fluoresces under UV detectors or magnet. This has helped in detecting counterfeits in counter machines. On this two unique features in original notes, fake money is easily detected thus has no way into any retailed business that uses these equipments. It thus protects the economy of any given nation.

It works with a stack of bills placed in compartment for counting. Each note is then pulled mechanically by the machine. It is quick and saves time and in some cases, the special symbols on different bills allow it to figure out denominations of bills and genuine bills placed in compartment to count. If a bill is fake, it beams a light to send a warning. This also gives total number of fake currency and total value count in real bills.

In conclusion, fully electronic counters are able to give value in currency the total number of coins and notes, such a device was introduced in Great Britain in 1980. It is one of best of best to choose from since it adapts to most needs and especially countries where coins are highly in use. A disadvantage part of it is that it cannot detect counterfeits.




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