CASH HANDLING JCM’s iVIZION JCM Global’s award-winning iVIZION bill
validator recognized as one of the best bill validators in the industry’s history. iVIZION has Contact Image Sensor (CIS) Technology that captures the full image of a note or ticket, and an unrivaled 99%+ acceptance rate. iVIZION has the most diligent counterfeit protection, an RFID ICB cashbox with encrypted and web-enabled data, 64 megabit FLASH memory, self-calibrating sensor package, modular component design, ability to read barcodes horizontally/vertically, 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 building on its foundation of
intelligent validation with a set of bundled enhancement tools that empower casino operators to do much more than they ever
thought possible with peripheral components, and in real time. iVIZION’s bundled enhancement tools, called Dynamic Network Applications (DNA) was recently named a Top 20 Most Innovative Gaming Technology Product and empowers operators with real-time reports and alerts, and can enable regulators to instantly verify peripheral devices, software versions, view reports and more.
iVIZION works beautifully with the award- winning PayCheck 4 thermal printer. PayCheck 4 is the fastest printer in the industry, printing and presenting a complete ticket twice as fast as competitive printers. PayCheck 4 has the most standard memory of any printer in the gaming industry, giving operators more power and flexibility to communicate directly with their customers. PayCheck 4 is also the longest- lasting printer in the industry, with a print head that lasts twice as long as any competitive product – an average life span of 640,000 slot-type tickets.
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