Diebold Self-service Systems Division of Diebold, Inc.

Diebold Nixdorf, Incorporated

Diebold Self-service Systems, Incorporated

Babcock & Wilcox Power Generation Group, Inc.

Diebold Self-service Systems a Division of Diebold, Incorporated

Diebold, Inc.

Dave Kraft

William Daniel Beskitt

Paul D Magee

Robert W Barnett

Jeffrey M Eastman

Kenneth Turocy

Daniel Schoeffler

James Booth

Jeff Young

David A Barker

Dolar Harshadrai Vaishnav

Gregory Fockler

Thomas H Graef

Michael Tirak

Donald S Nelson, Jr

Mark A Douglass

Scott Dailey

Richard C Lute, Jr

George Niemoeller

George Niemoller

Randall W Jenkins

Zachary Utz

Pedro Tula

Todd H Christian

Roy Mleziva

Walter J Szabat

Andrea Carozzi

Robert Michael Cole

Timothy Watson

H Thomas Graef

Songtao Ma

Michael J Harty

Damon J Blackford

Richard Calvin Lute, Jr

Shawn Griggy

Melvin John Albrecht

David A Baker

Kiplin C Alexander

Donald Nelson

Douglas A Kovacs

Aaron Christopher Graham

Thomas A Vankirk

Joseph Hartman

Jochen Linck

Thomas Edward Doyle

Erich Kujat

Robert Kansa

Zen Y Wang

Marcelo Soares De Castro

Steven R Fry

Nathaniel Oberly

Rani Solic

Bohdan Kurylak

Chris Rowe

David Hollifield

Mark Wymer

John Apgar

Dennis Felt

Jack Stayer

Theodore Bauer

Christoph Brücher

Kyle Mann

Gergory Fockler

Dolar Harshdrai Vaishnav

Walter Szabat

Utzm Zachary

A self-service terminal can include a computing device, a display, a transceiver, a card module, an optical scanner, and a radiation source. The display can be in communication with the computing device and be controlled by the computing device. The computing device can be configured to transmit and receive data through the transceiver. The card module can have an intake and card reader configured to read a chip or a magnetic strip. At least part of a path of movement of the card through the self-service terminal can be defined by the card module. The scanner can be positioned on a first side of the path to capture an image of a first side of the card. The radiation source can emit radiation at an area of the card when the image is being captured.

Self service terminal with magnetic card reader and optical scanner

An automated transaction machine (ATM) can include a housing, a display, a cash recycler, and a check receiver. The display can be mounted to the housing and directed toward an exterior of the housing. The cash recycler can be configured to receive a first note of currency from a first user of the ATM and dispense the first note of currency to a subsequent, second user of the ATM. The check receiver can be positioned in the housing, an intake portion with an inlet communicating with the exterior of the housing, and a check reader portion configured to receive a check from the intake portion, scan data displayed on the check, and store the check. The intake portion can be positioned below the display and the check reader portion is positioned behind the display.

Automated transaction machine

Automated teller machine

An Automated Transaction Machine (ATM) includes a housing with a lower unit and an upper unit including a main portion having a top panel and a display housing extending above the top panel. A display is disposed within the display housing. A control electronics package is disposed in the display housing and including a processor and a plurality of input/output ports.

Self-service financial transaction terminal

Self-service terminal

An automated banking machine operates using data read from user cards. The machine is operative to transfer funds in accounts. The machine includes a user fascia adapted to be held by a lock adjacent an opening of a housing supported atop a security chest. The fascia is supported by the housing through two horizontally-disposed members. The fascia is movable away from the housing. The machine includes serviceable components including a card reader supported within the housing or by the fascia. A machine servicer can stand between the two horizontally-disposed members while servicing the machine. The housing additionally includes a rear panel similarly movably mounted with two other horizontally-disposed members for use in servicing rear components.

Banking system controlled responsive to data bearing records

An automated banking machine operates using data read from user cards. The machine is operative to transfer funds in accounts. The machine includes a user fascia adapted to be held by a lock adjacent an opening of a housing supported atop a chest. The fascia is supported by the housing through two horizontally-disposed members. The fascia is movable away from the housing. The machine includes serviceable components supported within the housing or by the fascia. A machine servicer may stand between the two horizontally-disposed members while servicing the machine. The housing additionally includes a rear panel similarly movably mounted with two other horizontally-disposed members for use in servicing rear components.

An automated banking machine operates using data read from user cards. The machine is operative to transfer funds in account. The machine includes a fascia adapted to be held by a lock adjacent an opening of a housing supported atop a chest. The fascia is in operatively supported connection with the housing and operatively supported by the housing through two horizontally-disposed members. The machine includes at least one serviceable component supported within the housing or by the fascia. The fascia is moved away from the housing while operatively supported by the housing through the two horizontally-disposed members and a servicer may stand between the two horizontally-disposed members while servicing at least one component of the machine. The housing may alternatively or additionally include a rear panel similarly mounted with two horizontally-disposed members for servicing of machine components.

An automated banking machine operates responsive to data bearing records. The machine includes a housing, a card reader in operatively-supported connection with the housing and operative to read indicia on user cards corresponding to financial accounts, a display in operatively-supported connection with the housing, and a cash dispenser in operatively-supported connection with the housing. The machine further includes a fascia movably mounted in operatively-supported connection with the housing and a journal printer assembly mounted to the fascia. The journal printer assembly includes a vertically arranged print head, a paper supply, and a paper take-up.

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