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Innovative Design
The striking design and advanced function options of the MX5200SE make this ATM the ideal choice for bank–branded, high–end retail locations and sites requiring greater security.
High Capacity
The MX5200SE cash capacity ranges from a single 2,000 note cassette to up to three 2,000-note cassettes, providing a maximum load of 6,000 notes.
Enhanced Security
The MX5200SE offers customers a choice of a UL 291 certified business hours safe with enhanced break-in protection or a heavy-duty Level 1 safe. Enhanced physical protection includes a reinforced cash tray and heavier metal plating. For added intrusion and fraud security, the MX5200SE offers an optional camera-ready fascia, optional anti-skim EMV reader and support for Transport Later Security (TLS) network encryption protocol.
Reliability
The MX5200SE can be counted on to stand up to heavy use. The system incorporates Hyosung modular component architecture designed for high reliability, quick and easy service, and accessibility.
Full Specifications
- Microsoft Window® CE 7.0
- TCP/IP
- Dial-up
- 12.1” TFT LCD
- Option RKT
- ADA Compliant
- 8 function keys
- PCI compliant EPP
- UL 291 Business Hours Safe (Level 1 option)
- Electronic Lock
- KABA Mas Cencon Lock
- Cencon Lock
- S&G Lock
- Dip type card reader
- EMV card reader
- 2,000 note removable cassette
- Upgradable to 3 cassettes
- Thermal line 3” Receipt printer
- AC 110-240V
- 50-60 Hz
- Temperature: 0°C ~ 40°C ( 32°F ~ 104°F )
- Humidity: 20%-85%
- Lead-through Indicator
- Supports six languages: English, French, Japanese, Chinese, and Korean
- Digital Receipt
- Enhanced Standard 1 (Hyosung Standard)
- DCC (Dynamic Currency Conversion)
- Earphone jack, NFC (optional)
- TLS Protocol communication
- Decimal surcharge
- Donation transaction
- NDC Emulation (Windows 10 only)
- Height: 55.4”
- Width: 15.7”
- Depth: 22.8”
- Weight: 287 lbs.
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