ICE PREVIEW


JCM’s iVIZION leads the line Bill validator specialists bring their latest technology to London


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CM’s iVIZION forever changes the way the gaming industry sees banknote validation. It is the foundation of intelligent validation and sees better, thinks smarter and runs faster than any


comparable product in the industry. iVIZION’s ability to see better comes from its


Contact Image Sensor (CIS) Technology, combined with transparency and reflective sensors that scan 75 times more data points than competitive products. The result is the most powerful sensor capabilities available, giving operators a 99%+ acceptance rate on valid banknotes and the most diligent counterfeit protection.


Backed by 20 years of JCM Global currency


software development, iVIZION thinks smarter than any other bill validator by capturing and storing each transaction on the RFID ICB cashbox, featuring encrypted and web-enabled


data, 64 megabit FLASH memory, a self- calibrating sensor package, modular component design, and the ability to read barcodes horizontally and vertically.


iVIZION runs faster than any other bill


validator with its two high-speed processors, sealed 85 mm banknote path, patented and proven removable stacker mechanism, “Blind Mate” and “Hot Swap” design and complete compatibility with all gaming protocols.


iVIZION is the foundation of intelligent


validation and was built to be future-proof. Because it offers both open and proprietary data protocols, the development roadmap includes implementation of Sentry 2.0 today, Managed Services tomorrow, and other operator and player enhancements in the future. Additionally, iVIZION deploys JPL, or JCM Private Line, for transmission of custom transaction management application data and future enhancements.


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