ICT (International Currency Technologies) is a leading global developer and manufacturer of banknote acceptors, coin changers, and payment identification devices.
ICT (International Currency Technologies) was founded in 1980 and has established itself as a leader in the unattended payment industry. Initially involved in the development of large video game machines, ICT successfully pivoted to become a specialized developer and manufacturer of banknote acceptors and identification devices.
With decades of experience integrating expertise with advanced technology, ICT provides high-end solutions for bill and coin identification used in vending machines, gaming kiosks, and amusement facilities worldwide. Their products are patented and trademarked under the International Currency Technologies brand.
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Foreign objects on the LED or sensor may cause jamming or poor acceptance rates. To clean, turn the device off, open the LED assembly, and use a soft, dry cloth or towel to wipe the bill path and sensors.
Error codes are typically indicated by the number of times the LED flashes. Refer to the specific user manual for your model (e.g., L70, TP70) to interpret the flash codes accurately.
Software upgrades for ICT P Series and other models often require a specific programmer tool (such as the FP-004). Contact ICT support or your local distributor to purchase the necessary tools and obtain the correct firmware files.