Diebold Self-service Systems Division of Diebold, Inc.

Diebold, Inc.

Interbold

Diebold Self-service Systems a Division of Diebold, Incorporated

Scott A Mercer

Harry Thomas Graef

Jeffrey A Hill

Richard W McCracken

Paul D Magee

David A Barker

Robert John Warner, Jr

Erin Q Riddell

Michael J Maczuzak

Jesse P Carlson

Howard E Antram

Donald S Nelson

Mark Bartolomeo

Matthew Persons

Kevin H Newton

Paul J Cox

H Thomas Graef

Gerald T Sedlock

Kenneth C Kontor

Spiro Leontas

Richard W Mccracken

David A Peters

Randall W Jenkins

J Richard Hanna

Walter J Szabat

Donald W Harry

Richard E Dunlap

Terry L Schreffler

Gregory Fockler

Joseph M Kalinowski

Thomas A Vankirk

Mark J Wise

Michael Suteu

Greg W Fockler

Carl Nelson Leonhardt

Michael A Suteu

John D Christie

John C Bozzelli

Michael Hoover

A secure enclosure for an automated banking machine includes a safe chest portion and a moveable door. The door has mounted thereon a locking bolt work mechanism which is operable to secure the door in a closed position. The door is mounted to the chest with the use of hinge assemblies having respective hinge pins. The hinge assemblies enable the door to be selectively adjusted in up-down and right-left directions. The door can be moved in the up-down direction via an adjustable set screw operative to move vertically relative to a hinge pin. The door can be moved in the right-left direction via adjustable set screws operative to engage and pivot the hinge pin. Thus, the door can be aligned with the chest opening.

Adjustable hinge for security enclosure of automated banking machine

Cash dispensing automated banking machine with adjustable chest hinge

Cash dispensing automated banking machine with adjustable chest hinge method

A secure enclosure for an automated banking machine includes a chest portion and a moveable door. The door has mounted thereon a locking bolt work mechanism which is operable to secure the door in a closed position. The bolt work mechanism includes a drive cam that is connected to an idler cam by a cam link. The drive cam is further connected to a locking bolt by a drive bolt link. The idler cam is connected to the locking bolt by an idler bolt link. Movement of the drive cam enables movement of the locking bolt between extended and retracted positions. The locking bolt can have a stepped edge configuration to provide stepped engagement in securing a door having a similar stepped edge configuration.

Locking bolt work apparatus for automated banking machine

A secure enclosure () for an automated banking machine includes a chest portion () and a moveable door (). The door has mounted thereon a locking bolt work mechanism () which is operable to secure the door. The bolt work mechanism includes a drive cam (). The drive cam is able to be locked in a predetermined position by engagement with a member () of a lock (). The drive cam is connected to an idler cam () by a cam link (). The drive cam is also connected to a locking bolt () by a drive bolt link (). The idler cam is also connected to the locking bolt by an idler bolt link (). Movement of the drive cam enables movement of the locking bolt between extended and retracted positions.

Locking bolt work apparatus for ATM

Automated teller machine

An automated merchant banking apparatus (,) is operative to carry out banking transactions commonly required by merchants. The apparatus includes a user interface (,) which includes a plurality of input and output devices. The apparatus further includes a rolled coin dispenser (,) for dispensing various denominations of rolled coin. The rolled coin dispenser includes a coin roll presenter and retraction unit (,) which is operative to retract coin rolls which have been dispensed into holding areas (,) into a storage area (,) in the machine.

Automated merchant banking apparatus and method

Secure enclosure bolt work apparatus for automated banking machine

A secure enclosure (10) for an automated banking machine includes a door (30). A bolt (38) is slidably mounted on the door and is moveable responsive to the condition of a lock. The bolt includes front portions (56) and back portions (58). In the extended position the bolt engages a latch (60) and an angle member (52) attached to the door. In the extended position, the front portions of the bolt extend through apertures (62), (78) in the latch and angle members respectively. The back portion of the bolt engages second bolt engaging portions (80). An opposed side of the door from the latch includes projecting portions (64). The projecting portions extend in pockets (64) when the door is in the closed position.

Secure enclosure for automated banking machine

A delivery access device attachable to a currency dispenser comprising: a mounting plate attachable to the currency dispenser, the plate having a money dispensing slot; two separate and independent barrier members mounted within the money dispensing slot, each barrier member having a first position where it is retracted and a second position where it is extended to obstruct access to the slot; two separate and independent actuators, a first of which is for moving one of the barrier members between its retracted and extended position, and a second of which is for moving a second of the barrier members between its retracted and extended position; and an electrical connector for connecting the actuators to the circuitry of the currency dispenser.

Delivery access device

A note picker mechanism for picking new and circulated paper money bills from stacks thereof through access openings of sealed, tamper-indicating containers for the notes when installed in ATM's. The mechanism has a primary suction picker device and a secondary friction-engaging picker device. The friction-engaging picker is switchably engaged with or disengaged from the suction picker so that if a picking failure occurs, the picker mechanism is automatically changed from joint operation of the primary and secondary picker to operation of the primary picker alone, or vice versa, to correct the cause of the picking failure.

Multi-picker mechanism for automatic banking machines

A retrieval mechanism for a divert-container-equipped ATM of typical construction to retrieve and protect paper money bills dispensed at a customer's request by the ATM and left at an accessible location at the ATM bill delivery station unpicked by the customer. The unpicked bills are sensed after a short time delay in unpicked status. The unpicked bills when sensed are automatically returned to the reversible conveyor of such typical divert-container-equipped ATM and transported by reversal of the conveyor to the divert container.

Apparatus for retrieving paper money bills presented but not picked up

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Hanoverton, OH, United States of America

Scott A Mercer