Wincor Nixdorf International Gmbh

Diebold Nixdorf Systems Gmbh

Peter Golueke

Andrea Carozzi

Frank Bleck

Michael Nolte

Mathias Kulik

Alexander Nentwig

An automated transaction machine (ATM) can include at least one user interface, at least one computing device, at least one privacy panel, and at least one lighting element. The computing device can be arranged in communication with the user interface. The privacy panel can be disposed on a side of the user interface. The privacy panel can be configured to have a variable opacity. The computing device is engaged with the privacy panel to selectively vary the opacity of the privacy panel. The lighting element is positioned adjacent to an edge of the privacy panel, is configured to selectively emit light, and is controlled by the computing device.

ATM having privacy panels

An ATM can include at least one user interface, at least one computing device, and at least one privacy panel. The at least one computing device can be arranged in communication with the at least one user interface. The at least one privacy panel can be disposed on a side of the user interface. The at least one privacy panel can be configured to have a variable opacity. The at least one computing device is engaged with the at least one privacy panel to selectively vary the opacity of the at least one privacy panel.

The invention relates to a device () for detecting manipulation on an object comprising an actuating switch () which has a snap-action disk () which can be switched between a first position and a second position, and an actuating element () which has a body () and an actuating stud (), projecting from the body of the actuating element (), for acting on the snap-action disk (), wherein the actuating stud () has a first stiffness. According to the invention a contact element (), arranged on the actuating stud (), acts on the snap-action disk (), wherein the contact element () has a second stiffness which is greater than the first stiffness.

Device for detecting manipulation of an object

The invention relates to a device () for reading magnetic stripe and/or chip cards, in particular bank cards, EC cards and/or credit cards. The device () comprises a display unit () and a touch module () arranged in front of this display unit for determining a position of a touch of a display area. Further, the device () has a security module () for controlling the display unit () and the touch module (). The security module () transmits first data for displaying a keypad for entry of a PIN to the display unit (). In response to a touch of the display area, the touch module () generates second data with information about the position of the touch, encrypts these data and transmits the encrypted data to the security module ().

Device for reading magnetic stripe and/or chip cards with a touch screen for pin entry

A self-service device, particularly an automated cash machine, having an operating unit with an operating panel for entering alphanumeric characters and/or control data, and having a cover surface having a plurality of edges bounding a recess, whereby the operating panel is encompassed, wherein at least one first edge of the cover surface is disposed at a distance from a first edge of the operating panel, forming an intermediate space, wherein a functional strip is disposed, the functional strip being mounted on a mounting frame encompassing the operating panel, said frame being connected to the cover surface by mounting elements.

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Paderborn, Germany

Peter Golueke