Currency Selection; Automatic Currency Recognition; Mixed Currencies; Manually Selected Currency - CASH CONCEPTS CCE 6000 Bedienungsanleitung

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Currency selection and counting variants
The CCE 6000 can count sorted and mixed (depending on the currency) banknotes. With the "MODE" button you can switch
between the counting variants and the Free Count mode. With the "CUR" button you can switch between the different currencies.

Currency selection:

Depending on the installed software the CCE 6000 can process different currencies and partly also the automatic recognition of
the currencies. With the CUR key - for Currency - you can select the installed currencies manually. Please note that all currencies
differing from the selected one are detected as incorrect.

Automatic currency recognition

The automatic recognition of currencies is indicated by **** in the upper
left corner of the display. It is not possible to mix different currencies in
this mode. The first banknote counted is taken as a reference for the
currency to be counted, and any banknotes that differ from this currency
cause the counting process to be interrupted. You can use the Report
button to display how many banknotes of which denomination of the
processed currency have been counted and also the individual totals of
the denominations.

Mixed currencies

With the CUR - button the display MULT can be selected. In this mode the
currencies Euro, US Dollar and British Pound can be mixed and then
displayed separately in number of notes and sum of values. By pressing
the Report key, you can display which banknotes are counted from which
currency. You can navigate in the report using the arrow keys.

Manually selected currency

If a currency is selected manually via the CUR key, the selected currency
is displayed, e.g. EUR for Euro. The machine then only processes this
currency and stops for all other currencies. You can use the Report key to
display how many notes were counted from which valence of the
processed currency and also the individual totals of the values.
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