Pollard
Banknote’s Newest ITVMs
First showcased at the 2005 NASPL conference
in Minneapolis, these 24-bin machines feature
exciting innovations that combine to make this
product especially intriguing for players and
retailers alike.
Pollard Banknote’s latest generation of
ITVMs makes it easier than ever to attract potential
players. With one click of the information button
accompanying each ticket type, players are shown
‘how to play’ directions, promotional
sequences, and ticket odds – even before
any purchase is made.
In addition to the integration of this unique
informational element, Pollard Banknote’s
newest ITVMs boast a retailer-friendly, Windows-style
interface that makes inventory control and maintenance
simpler than other ITVMs currently in the marketplace.
When the machine is opened, its 17” LCD
monitor becomes a control terminal that immediately
displays critical instructions for retailers and/or
technicians. And the onboard full-size keyboard,
mouse, and thermal printer allow for easier inputting
and assessment of data. In addition, the machine
features online connectivity, so real-time scheduling,
diagnostics, and reporting can instantly be shared
with a lottery’s network.
With its technical enhancements, its sleek,
engaging design, and an easy-to-use vending platform,
Pollard Banknote’s latest machine elevates
the industry standard and promises to be just
the ticket for those lotteries contemplating entry
into this exciting market, or for those looking
to add to their existing lineup of ITVMs.
Flexible Vending Platform™ (FVP)
Pollard Banknote’s Flexible Vending Platform™
(FVP) is packed with innovations that have since
become standard in the vending industry, including:
solid steel and Lexan construction, Medeco locking
systems, a market-proven Coinco bill acceptor,
combination product display/ selection buttons,
and advanced networking capabilities.
Additionally, the FVP offers several advantages
over competing ITVM models:
· Our EZ-Load™ system was the first
barcode-based ticket loading method in the ITVM
industry. It’s easy to learn, simple to
operate, and virtually error-proof.
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