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A cashpoint machine is like a computer-controlled safe. You type in your Personal Identity Number (PIN), which is checked with your bank, and then it gives you the money you ask for. The cash-dispenser mechanism counts notes. It also has a thickness sensor to detect when two notes are stuck together. These are diverted to a rejects bin, along with any other damaged or torn banknotes. The cashpoint records all transactions in its "journal". A printed copy of this journal is kept and you can see it if you have a problem. |
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