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Test Results for Coin Sorter CS209 carried out 01/10/2015 by CR.
Reason for testing: To test and find any weakness present in new 2016 model CS209 coin
sorter with the new modification design and implemented exclusively for us.
Test coins: UK sterling pre-checked for damaged or foreign coins.
592 coins in total each count completed over a 3 hour period, testing to be completed over 20
batch runs with total coins counted
11840
coins in a three hour period.
Count
Number
Auto Jams
Cleared
Auto Jams
Not cleared
Count 100%
Correct
Count error
1
0
0
Y
2
1
0
Y
3
0
0
Y
4
0
0
Y
5
0
0
Y
6
0
0
Y
7
0
0
Y
8
0
0
Y
9
0
0
Y
10
1
0
N
1 x 10p over
11
0
0
Y
12
0
0
Y
13
0
0
N
1 x 2p coin over
14
0
0
Y
15
0
0
Y
16
0
0
Y
17
1
0
Y
18
0
0
Y
19
0
0
Y
20
0
0
Y
Total coins
counted 11840
3
0
18/20
Total 2
Total coins counted 11840 with a total of 2 coins missed or not counted, a rate of just 0.02%.
Recommended fair usage to equal counts of 6,000 coins per week (25,000 per month or
300,000 per calendar year).
Speed Test
Manufacturer claims 600 coins per minute; we tested over a 30 second period with a
preloaded machine of full UK sterling mixed coin type. Running the same speed test 10 times.
We averaged over these test a count speed of 450 coins per minute. This could be increased
to 600 coins with ease if all UK coins were of equal thickness and shape, Euro version of this
machine with different sorting place runs at 530+ coins for this sole reason.
Wear and Tear
After testing the machine was dismantled to inspect for any premature ware, none was found
however it would be prudent to explain in the instructions as to how the customer should
maintain the machine to prolong life and optimal performance. I would also recommend that
the foam/plastic internal spinning disk be seen as a consumable and should be replaced after
approximately 100000 coins counted to ensure consistency of counting.
Summary of Contents for CS209
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