> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.verifone.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.verifone.com/petroleum-docs/petro-and-c-store/commander-central/commander-central-user-guide/site-configuration/devices.md). # Devices Defines and manages all hardware connected to the self-checkout or point-of-sale environment, including peripherals such as scanners, payment terminals, printers, and cash recyclers. Cash recyclers are configured here to automate cash handling—accepting, validating, dispensing, and securely storing bills to streamline transactions and reduce manual cash management. The Devices section is located at Verifone Commander Central > Configuration > Site Management > (Site) > Devices. ## Cash Recycler {% hint style="info" %} Cash Recycler is Read-Only. {% endhint %} A cash recycler connected to a C18 Self Checkout provides automated, secure cash handling directly within the lane. It accepts and validates bills, stores them safely, and dispenses change back to customers without the need for manual intervention. By integrating with the C18 through Verifone’s device management, the recycler helps reduce cash handling errors, speeds up transactions, and minimizes the amount of time staff spend counting or replenishing cash.
Field/ButtonDescription
NameThe identifier used to label and distinguish this cash recycler in the system.
EnabledIndicates whether the cash recycler is active and available for use.
BrandSpecifies the manufacturer of the cash recycler being connected. Currently, Glory and Crane are used.
IP AddressThe network address used for communication between the C18 and the cash recycler.
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