What different counting model means for mixed denomination value counter?

MDC MODE (Mixed Denomination Counting)
Count mixed denominations of banknotes, when the counting is completed, the total value and total number of banknotes are displayed on screen

SDC: (Single Denomination Counting)
Count and sort bills by one denomination which is automatically determined by the first bill scanned in the stack.

FACE Mode
Sort bills based on whether they are loaded into the hopper face up or face down. The first bill in the hopper determines the sorting and counting orientation. lf the first bill through the machine is faced up, all bills in the hopper that are faced up will end up in the stacker. All the other bills that are faced down, will end up in the reject pocket.

Ori Mode (orientation)
Count and sort bills by one of 4 orientations. The first bill in the hopper determines the counting orientation. Any time a bill passes through the machine and does not conform to the orientation determined by the first bill, the machine will reject this bill into the reject pocket.

CNT MODE (Piece Counting)
Simply count the total number of bills. it does not recognize or record the denomination of any bills. Also there is no counterfeit detection

SDCV (Version Sorting)
Count and sort bills by one version which is automatically determined by the first bill scanned in the hopper. This can be useful to be sure that there are no bills of other versions in a large strap of one version. The first bill in the hopper determines the counting and sorting version. Any time a bill passes through the machine and does not conform to the version determined by the first bill, the machine will stop counting and alarm

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