M109
OEM coin sorting module with eight pockets for deposit and recycling systems.
Key facts
| Speed | Up to 1,000 coins per minute |
|---|---|
| Platform | EvoSort M9 sorting unit: same feeder, detection and electronics |
| Pockets | Reject, 1 electronic pocket, 7 diameter pockets plus 1 pocket for the smallest coins (8 mechanical) |
| Detection | cashDNA™ sensor system, 2nd generation alloy plus high-precision diameter sensor; a coin once processed is accepted |
| Currencies | All major currencies, dual currency |
| Host | RS232 communication protocol; real-time status, channel settings, reset, overflow |
| Delivery | Fully assembled on a drawer plate |
| Typical use | Back-office deposit with sorting, coin recyclers such as R100, ATM |
M109 is the sorting unit of the EvoSort M9 without screen or PC: after reject and electronic pocket, coins are sorted by diameter into seven pockets plus a last pocket for the smallest coins, so a kiosk or recycler delivers sorted coins. Up to 1,000 coins per minute.
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Easy to interface
The M10x modules share one communication protocol through the whole line, so a host that talks to M102 also talks to M104 and M109. The module reports in real time: status, counts per channel, jams, overflow and the result of a cleaning cycle, and the host controls channel settings, reset and overflow handling. Functions can be integrated from the start or added gradually, which saves cost on PC hardware and optional equipment; a Windows PC or extra tools are not required. Remote service can be integrated completely.
Every module is delivered fully assembled on a drawer plate.
Powerful and flexible
Although compact, M109 is based on a robust, full-size coin sorter: a disc hopper with cleaning cycle, up to 1,000 coins per minute, and the same feeder, detection and electronics as the EvoSort M9. Spare parts are compatible through the whole M10x line, and the module supports all major currencies and dual currency.
The hopper bowl opens, so jams are cleared and foreign objects taken out by hand in seconds. If the module stops with a fault, coins not yet counted can be released and taken out, and coins already counted can still be credited.
The coin path follows the M9 rail from left to right: reject, electronic pocket, then seven pockets sorted by diameter and a last pocket for coins smaller than the previous hole. Sorted coins can go straight into bags, tubes or the cassettes of a recycler such as R100.
Compliance and safety
A coin once processed is accepted. The cashDNA™ sensor system with second-generation alloy sensing and a high-precision diameter sensor offers the highest level of security against forged and foreign coins, so a kiosk built on an M10x module can meet EU 1210/2010 and EU 1338/2001 Art. 6. Only low voltage is used inside the module.
Which module?
M102 counts: reject, one electronic pocket and the count exit, for deposit kiosks and ATM coin sidecars. M104 adds two switchable pockets for separating denominations or filling a recycler. M109 sorts into eight pockets. SOUTH's own CashIn Slim, CashIn Flex and CashIn Sidecar are built on these modules; complete coin units are available for integrators who want more than the module.
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