Yes

Integrated LED strips give the terminal a striking visual accent, improve visibility and draw attention. The lighting colours can be matched to your corporate identity or specific themes, so the terminal stands out even in a busy environment.

No

This configuration has no LED lighting, giving the terminal a more understated look. Suitable for venues that prefer a minimalist design or where ambient lighting is sufficient. This option reduces cost, energy consumption and maintenance requirements.

Primary color

Base color of the SSBT. The production color can be specified in HEX/RGB, ideally using the RAL color scheme.

Light color

It refers to the backlight color of the logos and badges.

Yes

Custom designs require delivery of a brand manual and/or a 3D model.

No

A single-color design keeps costs down and is our default choice.

Yes

These can be either CODIUM logos (at a discount) or your own brand logos. They are supplied during the final design stage.

No

The CODIUM logo above the screen(s), plus a laser-cut CODIUM labyrinth logo on the sides.

Standard

The compact, stackerless NV10 accepts over 100 world currencies in roughly 0.8 seconds per note and supports SSP/eSSP, ccTalk, MDB, Pulse and USB interfaces. An integrated mechanical anti-stringing mechanism protects against the most common fraud attempts.

Premium

The SC Advance reaches 98%+ acceptance on the first insertion and stacks a note in about 2.3 seconds, taking notes in all four orientations plus barcoded tickets. Full spectral analysis and a sealed note path dramatically reduce rejections and jams, even with worn banknotes.

Standard

The NV22 Spectral combines an NV9 Spectral validator with a Multi Note Float unit to store and recycle up to 40 mixed notes, backed by a 300-note cashbox. Spectral imaging with 1.28 million data points adds stained-note detection and anti-stringing protection.

Premium

The SCR Advance holds up to 60 notes on each of its two recycling drums with a 600-note cashbox, and dispenses two to four denominations depending on model. Lockable transport doors and "door open" detection that works even when powered down protect the stored cash.

Standard

This market-leading 3.5" validator handles up to 32 coin types in 2 × 16 or 1 × 32 channels at 2–6 coins per second, across a −25 °C to +70 °C range. Multi-Frequency Technology (MFT), anti-stringing protection and optical coin-path monitoring keep manipulation out.

Yes

An NFC Forum-certified 13.56 MHz reader supporting ISO 14443 A/B, MIFARE, FeliCa and ISO 18092 tags at up to 424 kbps and a range of up to 50 mm, with an ISO 7816 SAM slot for secure transactions. Players and staff can identify or pay with a simple tap of a card or phone.

No

The terminal is supplied without contactless functionality; identification and payment are handled through cash, ticket codes or other available methods.

Standard

An industrial Mini-ITX platform with the H610E chipset, 6 × COM ports for peripherals, a programmable watchdog timer and a 0–60 °C operating range for true 24/7 duty. The low-TDP embedded CPU and Windows 10 IoT Enterprise add stable thermals, long-term servicing and remote management.

Standard

The 850 VA standalone UPS bridges short outages and filters voltage fluctuations, leaving time for a safe, controlled shutdown. This prevents data corruption and hardware damage mid-transaction in venues with unstable mains power.

Barcode reader 2D

An imaging scanner that reads 1D and 2D codes (QR, Data Matrix, PDF417) from printed tickets and vouchers in a fraction of a second. Omnidirectional scanning means the customer never has to align the ticket.

QR reader 3D

A high-sensitivity imager with active illumination reads codes from mobile phone screens — even dimmed or glossy ones — as well as crumpled or curved paper tickets at steep angles. That removes the biggest friction point in mobile-first betting and noticeably raises throughput at peak times.

Yes

An integrated ISO 7816 contact reader enables secure chip-card identification of players and staff, supporting loyalty programmes, cashless accounts and operator authentication.

No

The terminal ships without a contact smart card reader; identification runs via NFC, ticket codes or other methods.

Standard

The TSP143 prints at up to 250 mm/s in 203 dpi on 80 mm paper, with a guillotine auto-cutter rated for up to 2,000,000 cuts. "Drop-In and Print" paper loading makes a roll change a matter of seconds.

Standard

High-security mechanical locks secure the cabinet and cash compartments, with separate key levels so a technician never reaches the money. No power, configuration or batteries are required, and the system works during a total outage.

Premium

Programmable electronic keys carry their own access rights, can be revoked remotely and expire automatically, so a lost key is a configuration change rather than a lock replacement. Every opening and rejected attempt is recorded in a full audit trail.

Tamper sensor

Monitors doors and cash compartments and reports any unauthorised opening immediately, even when the terminal is switched off. Every event is time-stamped and sent to the monitoring system.

Shock sensor

Detects impacts, vibration, tilting and attempts to force, drill or move the terminal, while filtering out ordinary bumps. Alerts are raised in real time so staff can react before the cabinet is breached.

Locator

Tracks the terminal's position continuously and reports any unauthorised relocation automatically. It also gives operators an always-current overview of where every device in the fleet is installed.

Integrated speakers deliver sound effects, win notifications and audio confirmation of accepted notes or printed tickets.