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Sitten FMD-5500T automatic counter and counterfeit detector, also widely referred to generically as a money counting machine or bill counter.

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These machines are used in businesses and banks to quickly and accurately count currency and verify the authenticity of banknotes.
Counting: It can count up to 1000 bills per minute.
Detection: The machine typically includes multiple counterfeit detection methods:
UV (Ultraviolet): Detects UV properties in real banknotes, which are absent in many fake notes.
MG (Magnetic): Identifies magnetic ink used in most legitimate currencies.
IR (Infrared): Used for double-note detection and denomination recognition.
DD (Dimension Detection): Sorts bills based on width differences.
Functions: Common functions include automatic start/stop, batch counting (setting a specific number of bills), and adding (cumulative counting).
Display: It features a front control panel with an LCD display and an auxiliary external LED display (shown in the top-left of the image).

Detection: The machine typically includes multiple counterfeit detection methods:
UV (Ultraviolet): Detects UV properties in real banknotes, which are absent in many fake notes.
MG (Magnetic): Identifies magnetic ink used in most legitimate currencies.
IR (Infrared): Used for double-note detection and denomination recognition.
DD (Dimension Detection): Sorts bills based on width differences.
Functions: Common functions include automatic start/stop, batch counting (setting a specific number of bills), and adding (cumulative counting).
Display: It features a front control panel with an LCD display and an auxiliary external LED display (shown in the top-left of the image).