Touchscreen cashless

CP200 — start multiple machines with one payment.

The CP200 adds a separate 7-inch VeMatics touchscreen beside the payment terminal. Customers start several machines in one payment, and the operator manages the site remotely. It suits laundromats with up to 24 machines.

VeMatics CP200 touchscreen and contactless card reader
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Where the CP200 fits

A cashless station for installations that need more than the CP110’s six selections and more flexible machine operation. Mainly laundromats.

  • Laundromats up to 24 machines

    Our public positioning for the CP200. Above 24 machines, we usually recommend the CP510.

  • Not limited to six selections

    Unlike the CP110, the separate touchscreen is not bound to six paid choices.

  • Cashless

    No coins or banknotes. Where customers pay cash, the CP460 is the station to look at.

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How the customer uses it

The customer chooses on the VeMatics touchscreen and pays on the payment terminal beside it.

  • A separate touchscreen

    A VeMatics screen for choosing machines, next to the payment terminal.

  • Several machines in one payment

    Washers and dryers are started together, with a single payment.

  • Drying time in increments

    Customers buy drying time in selectable increments.

  • Up to four languages

    Up to four languages can be configured per installation, with additional languages available.

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Payment

Cashless payment through a payment terminal, with TikWash and VemaCard where the installation uses them.

  • Bank card

    On a Payter or a Valina / Worldline terminal.

  • TikWash

    Mobile payment, integrated into the CP200 as standard.

  • VemaCard

    On CP200 installations fitted with a Payter terminal.

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Operator and remote management

Standard on every CP200: remote management, reporting, machine operation and fault notifications — so a cashless laundromat can be followed up without a visit. Door and lighting control are extensions, depending on the installation.

  • Remote management

    Reach and manage the station without a visit to the site.

  • Reporting

    Turnover and transaction history for follow-up.

  • Remote machine operation

    Start, block or release a machine remotely.

  • Fault notifications

    Including an SMS when something goes wrong.

  • Door and lighting control
    Depends on installation

    Available as extensions.

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Hardware and machine control

Screen, payment terminal and machine control are separate components, each doing one job.

  • VeMatics touch panel

    The customer interface, mounted beside the payment terminal.

  • Separate industrial PLC

    Controls the machines, with the machine cabling at the back of the panel.

  • Payter or Valina / Worldline

    A third-party payment terminal, integrated with the station.

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TikWash and VemaCard

TikWash is part of every CP200. VemaCard depends on the terminal.

  • TikWash integrated as standard

    There is no fixed integration charge. A transaction fee applies when customers pay with TikWash.

  • Station and app stay in sync

    The station and the app show the same machine availability.

  • VemaCard on Payter terminals

    VemaCard works on CP200 installations fitted with a Payter terminal, through the terminal itself. It is not available on Valina-equipped units.

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Installation

A CP200 does not have to replace everything on day one.

  • Alongside an existing token system

    Where appropriate, the CP200 can run next to a token system, with both in use at the same time.

  • Configured per installation

    Languages, terminal and extensions are set up for the site.

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Technical facts

Confirmed figures for the CP200. The exact configuration is agreed per installation.

Touchscreen
7″
Resolution
800 × 480
Payment terminal
Payter · Valina / Worldline
Languages per installation
Up to 4
Recommended size
Up to 24 machines
Control
Separate industrial PLC
Height
50 cm
Width
50 cm
Depth
22 cm
Next step

Discuss a CP200 for your laundromat.

Tell us how many washers and dryers the site has. We will look at what fits — no obligation.