Diebold, Inc.

Diebold Self-service Systems Division of Diebold, Inc.

Diebold Nixdorf, Incorporated

Harold V Putman

H Thomas Graef

James Block

Paul D Magee

Mark D Smith

Jay Paul Drummond

Charles H Somers, Jr

Dale Klingshirn

Denise Couper

Anna Shane

Peter Trimble

Gregory R Miller

A automated transaction machine () is operative to conduct transactions in response to user interaction with a user interface. The transaction machine includes a computer () including at least one connected input device () for receiving inputs. The computer also includes at least one output device () for providing outputs on a screen or other output device responsive to a user interface output () from the computer. The computer further includes in software a transaction machine interface (TMI) () operative to control the user interface output. The computer further includes in software at least one event processor () which interfaces with the TMI. An instruction document () accessible by the computer includes command instructions (). The TMI controls the user interface output responsive to the command instructions. The TMI is operative responsive to input signals and the current user interface output to selectively direct events () to an event processor () software component. The event processor is operative responsive to the event to operate transaction function devices in connection with the automated transaction machine, and to have the TMI modify the user interface output responsive to the operation of such devices.

Automatic transaction machine and method

An automated banking machine controlled responsive to data bearing records includes a card reader that can read identifying data from user cards. User operation of the automated banking machine is authorized responsive to the identifying data read by the card reader. The automated banking machine is allowed temporary usage of a machine application that enables the machine to perform an authorized banking transaction requiring operation of the card reader.

Banking system controlled responsive to data bearing records

A system controlled responsive to data bearing records includes a card reader that is operative to read card data from user cards including identifying data, and authorizes operation of an automated banking machine responsive to the identifying data. The system is operative send a configuration XML message to a banking machine from an application server, wherein the configuration XML data includes configuration data targeted to the banking machine. The system comprising an application server is operative to send an application XML message to the banking machine, wherein the application XML application includes application data. In addition, the application data may be mapped to at least one corresponding resource on the banking machine responsive to the configuration data. The banking machine may performing a banking transaction using the at least one resource on the banking machine responsive to the application XML message.

Automated banking machine that operates responsive to data bearing records

An automated banking machine () operates responsive to data read from data bearing records. The machine is operatively controlled from a front consumer user station () and a rear maintenance user station (). The machine is operative to output a consumer user interface () through a front display device (). The consumer user interface includes interactive options for performing transactions with the machine including dispensing cash with a cash dispenser (). The machine is further operative to output a maintenance user interface (), through a rear display device (). The maintenance user interface includes options for configuring, troubleshooting, servicing and maintaining the machine. The operating system of the machine is operative to generate a desktop environment () that spans both the front display device and rear display device, such that a first portion () of the desktop is output by the first display device and a second portion () of the desktop is output by the second display device.

Cash dispensing automated banking machine maintenance system and method

Cash dispensing automated banking machine and method

A method of operating an automated banking machine is provided. The method comprises sending a configuration XML message to an ATM from an application server, wherein the configuration XML data includes configuration data targeted to the ATM. The method also includes sending with the application server an application XML message to the ATM, wherein the application XML message includes application data. In addition, the method includes mapping the application data to at least one corresponding resource on the ATM responsive to the configuration data. In addition, the method includes performing a banking transaction using the at least one resource on the ATM responsive to the application XML message.

Cash dispensing automated banking machine system and communication method

An automated banking machine is operative to enable users to operate the machine to carry out transactions such as the dispensing of cash. The exemplary machine provides audible instructions which are output through external loudspeakers, a headphone, or a handset. Rotation of a rotatable knob () or other movable item causes the output of user selectable characters, transaction types and/or amounts corresponding to each respective position. The user selects the audible output produced in the current position of the knob for receipt by the machine as a transaction input by pressing on the knob. Characters and other selectable inputs corresponding to knob positions can be varied by the computer in the machine to reduce the risk of a criminal intercepting the user's inputs to the machine.

Cash dispensing automated banking machine user interface system and method

An automated banking machine () is operatively controlled from a front consumer user station () and a rear maintenance user station (). The machine is operative to output a consumer user interface () through a front display device (). The consumer user interface includes interactive options for performing transactions with the machine including dispensing cash with a cash dispenser (). The machine is further operative to output a maintenance user interface (), through a rear display device (). The maintenance user interface includes options for configuring, troubleshooting, servicing and maintaining the machine. The operating system of the machine is operative to generate a desktop environment () that spans both the front display device and rear display device, such that a first portion () of the desktop is output by the first display device and a second portion () of the desktop is output by the second display device.

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Harold V Putman