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The Cassida CRS 6200 is a top-loading business-grade bill counter built for retail counters, convenience stores, pharmacies, teller windows, and small-business cash offices where the operator and the customer both want to see the count as it happens. It combines triple UV/MG/IR counterfeit detection, 1,200 bills per minute throughput, a 300-bill hopper, a color graphic TFT display on the operator side, and an included external customer-facing display in a compact 9.5-pound package that fits on a standard checkout counter without taking over the workspace.
Top-loading is the main form-factor difference between the CRS 6200 and the back-loading Cassida 5520 series. On a top loader, the operator drops bills into the hopper from above, which fits a standing counter workflow where the counter is between staff and customer and the operator does not want to reach behind the machine every time they load a new stack. On a back loader, the operator loads from behind the machine, which fits a dedicated back-office counting station better than a customer-facing retail counter. If you are counting cash at the register in front of customers, the top-loader form factor is the right pick.
Counterfeit detection on the CRS 6200 uses all three Cassida detection methods in parallel: ultraviolet (UV) sensors scan each bill for the UV-reactive fluorescent fibers embedded in genuine U.S. currency; magnetic ink (MG) sensors scan for the magnetic signature of genuine currency ink; and infrared (IR) sensors check for the IR-based opacity patterns that distinguish real notes from counterfeits printed on ordinary paper. If a bill fails any of the three scans, the counter stops, beeps, and displays an error so the operator can pull the suspect note aside. That three-sensor stack is the strongest counterfeit protection Cassida offers at this price point and matches the detection on the larger Tiger B-TGRUM counter.
The CRS 6200 ships with seven operating modes to match different cash-handling workflows. ValuCount lets the operator select a single denomination, and the counter multiplies the count by that denomination to show the total dollar value. Count mode runs a straight count. Add mode keeps a running total across multiple hopper loads. Batch mode counts out preset stack sizes for strap packs or currency straps. Add+Batch combines the two. Automatic and Manual modes let the operator switch between fully automatic feed detection and manual control over start and feed, which matters for mixed-condition cash where the auto-feed sometimes needs an operator override.
The 3.5-inch color graphic TFT display on the operator side shows counts, totals, batch targets, denomination, counterfeit alerts, and mode status in a clear graphic layout rather than a basic 7-segment LCD readout. The included external display sits on the customer side of the counter and shows the running count and total so the customer can see the money being counted in real time, which matters at retail counters where customers expect transparent cash handling. The external display connects to the main counter through a DE-9 external display port on the back of the CRS 6200.
The hopper holds 300 bills at a load (20% more than the Cassida 5520's 250), and the stacker holds 200 bills before you need to clear the pocket. The CRS 6200 counts at 1,200 bills per minute, slightly below the 5520's 1,300 bills per minute, but with the trade-off of significantly stronger counterfeit detection, an external display, and a top-loader form factor. For most retail counter workflows, the throughput difference is not noticeable in day-to-day use.
At 9.5 pounds, the CRS 6200 is lighter than the 5520 (11.9 lbs) despite the larger hopper and external display, making it easier to move between a back office and a counting station or into a field location. Power is universal 110-220V AC at 50-60Hz, drawing under 80 watts, so the CRS 6200 runs on standard U.S. retail power without an adapter.
The CRS 6200 is designed, engineered, and inspected in the USA, and ships with Cassida's standard 1-year product warranty plus free lifetime professional support, so a question about calibration or a sensor issue down the road gets you a phone call from Cassida's California-based support team.
If you prefer a back-loader form factor over the top loader, the Cassida 5520 UV and Cassida 5520 UV/MG are the back-loading alternatives, though the CRS 6200 ships with stronger counterfeit detection, an external customer display, and a lighter form factor at a lower price point than either 5520 variant.
If you have questions about the CRS 6200, whether the top-loader form factor fits your counter geometry, or how it compares to the Cassida 5520 or Tiger counters, please call us at 800-207-2259.
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The Cassida CRS 6200 is a top-loading business-grade bill counter built for retail counters, convenience stores, pharmacies, teller windows, and small-business cash offices where the operator and the customer both want to see the count as it happens. It combines triple UV/MG/IR counterfeit detection, 1,200 bills per minute throughput, a 300-bill hopper, a color graphic TFT display on the operator side, and an included external customer-facing display in a compact 9.5-pound package that fits on a standard checkout counter without taking over the workspace.
Top-loading is the main form-factor difference between the CRS 6200 and the back-loading Cassida 5520 series. On a top loader, the operator drops bills into the hopper from above, which fits a standing counter workflow where the counter is between staff and customer and the operator does not want to reach behind the machine every time they load a new stack. On a back loader, the operator loads from behind the machine, which fits a dedicated back-office counting station better than a customer-facing retail counter. If you are counting cash at the register in front of customers, the top-loader form factor is the right pick.
Counterfeit detection on the CRS 6200 uses all three Cassida detection methods in parallel: ultraviolet (UV) sensors scan each bill for the UV-reactive fluorescent fibers embedded in genuine U.S. currency; magnetic ink (MG) sensors scan for the magnetic signature of genuine currency ink; and infrared (IR) sensors check for the IR-based opacity patterns that distinguish real notes from counterfeits printed on ordinary paper. If a bill fails any of the three scans, the counter stops, beeps, and displays an error so the operator can pull the suspect note aside. That three-sensor stack is the strongest counterfeit protection Cassida offers at this price point and matches the detection on the larger Tiger B-TGRUM counter.
The CRS 6200 ships with seven operating modes to match different cash-handling workflows. ValuCount lets the operator select a single denomination, and the counter multiplies the count by that denomination to show the total dollar value. Count mode runs a straight count. Add mode keeps a running total across multiple hopper loads. Batch mode counts out preset stack sizes for strap packs or currency straps. Add+Batch combines the two. Automatic and Manual modes let the operator switch between fully automatic feed detection and manual control over start and feed, which matters for mixed-condition cash where the auto-feed sometimes needs an operator override.
The 3.5-inch color graphic TFT display on the operator side shows counts, totals, batch targets, denomination, counterfeit alerts, and mode status in a clear graphic layout rather than a basic 7-segment LCD readout. The included external display sits on the customer side of the counter and shows the running count and total so the customer can see the money being counted in real time, which matters at retail counters where customers expect transparent cash handling. The external display connects to the main counter through a DE-9 external display port on the back of the CRS 6200.
The hopper holds 300 bills at a load (20% more than the Cassida 5520's 250), and the stacker holds 200 bills before you need to clear the pocket. The CRS 6200 counts at 1,200 bills per minute, slightly below the 5520's 1,300 bills per minute, but with the trade-off of significantly stronger counterfeit detection, an external display, and a top-loader form factor. For most retail counter workflows, the throughput difference is not noticeable in day-to-day use.
At 9.5 pounds, the CRS 6200 is lighter than the 5520 (11.9 lbs) despite the larger hopper and external display, making it easier to move between a back office and a counting station or into a field location. Power is universal 110-220V AC at 50-60Hz, drawing under 80 watts, so the CRS 6200 runs on standard U.S. retail power without an adapter.
The CRS 6200 is designed, engineered, and inspected in the USA, and ships with Cassida's standard 1-year product warranty plus free lifetime professional support, so a question about calibration or a sensor issue down the road gets you a phone call from Cassida's California-based support team.
If you prefer a back-loader form factor over the top loader, the Cassida 5520 UV and Cassida 5520 UV/MG are the back-loading alternatives, though the CRS 6200 ships with stronger counterfeit detection, an external customer display, and a lighter form factor at a lower price point than either 5520 variant.
If you have questions about the CRS 6200, whether the top-loader form factor fits your counter geometry, or how it compares to the Cassida 5520 or Tiger counters, please call us at 800-207-2259.
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