Tokyo A500 – Dual CIS Multi-Currency Value Counting Machine with Serial Number Reading

The Tokyo A500 Currency Counting Machine is engineered for speed, accuracy, and security in modern cash handling environments. Featuring Dual CIS technology, it accurately counts mixed currencies by value while reading serial numbers for enhanced tracking and compliance.

With automatic currency identification, the Tokyo A500 simplifies operations for exchange centers and financial institutions. Its advanced counterfeit detection system combines image, magnetic, infrared, and ultraviolet sensors to ensure maximum protection against fake notes.

The front-loading design, large TFT display, and intuitive interface provide smooth daily operation. Optional accessories such as a thermal printer, customer display, and PC connection make it a complete professional solution for cash management.

Key Features

• Dual CIS Currency Value Counter

• Serial Number Reading (SN Reading)

• Front Loading Design

• Mix value counting of multi-currency

• Automatic currency identification

• Advanced Counterfeit Detection:

  • Image

  • Magnetic (MG)

  • Infrared (IR)

  • Ultraviolet (UV)

• Error Detection:

  • Double note detection

  • Half note detection

  • Chain note detection

• Supports up to 60 international currencies

• Counting Modes: MDC, SDC, CNT

• Optional: Customer Display / Thermal Printer / PC Connection

• Multi-language interface

• Large TFT Touch Display

Supported Currencies (Examples)

USD, EUR, GBP, RUB, CHF, MOP, THB, CAD, HKD, JPY, KRW, SGD, AED, SAR, KWD, QAR, OMR, BHD, NGN & more (up to 60)

Technical Specifications

Hopper Capacity:
500 notes

Stacker Capacity:
200 notes

Counting Speed:

• 800 / 1000 pcs/min (MDC & SDC Mode)

• 800 / 1000 / 1200 pcs/min (CNT Mode)

Dimensions:
250 × 270 × 263.5 mm

Power Supply:
100–240V AC, 50–60Hz

Power Consumption:
≤ 80W

Countable Note Size:
50 × 110 mm to 90 × 190 mm

Note Thickness:
0.075 – 0.15 mm

Net Weight:
6.5 kg

Gross Weight:
7.5 kg

Ideal For

• Banks & Financial Institutions

• Currency Exchange Offices

• Cash Handling Companies

• Retail Chains & Wholesalers

• Corporate Cash Rooms