Fujitsu Corporation

Setsuo Tsukui

Kiyotaka Awatsu

Kouichi Kanamoto

Yasuko Shibata

Kazuo Takaku

Kazuhiro Akutsu

Yoshiharu Hinata

Takahiro Ohtani

An interactive I/O terminal supplies information to a user and inputs information based on operations of the user in accordance with the information supplied to the user. The interactive I/O terminal includes an I/O display panel for displaying a predetermined screen having a display area on which messages are to be displayed and operation keys for outputting signals corresponding to the operation keys operated by the user; a first controller for controlling the I/O display panel so that messages are displayed on the display area in the screen formed on the I/O display panel, a second controller for controlling the I/O display panel so that the screen is maintained on the I/O display panel until operations corresponding to a plurality of messages displayed on the display area are completed, and a processing unit for performing processes corresponding to the signals supplied from the I/O display panel based on operations of the user.

Interactive I/O terminal

A passbook printing machine which executes a transaction by user manipulation with the use of a passbook, and the passbook is returned to the user after transaction data is printed therein. The machine comprises a printer for printing the transaction data in the passbook and a controller which selects either a brief printing mode or an ordinary printing mode. In the brief printing mode, only the latest transaction data is printed in the passbook, and in the ordinary printing mode, not-printed former transaction data is print-out in addition as the latest transaction data. The controller selectively executes one of the printing modes in response to a user's command.

Passbook printing machine

An automatic transaction machine including reading device for reading data recorded in a transaction medium for an user, an operation guidance device for guiding an operation for the user, an input device for inputting necessary data input by the user according to the operation guidance device and a controller which selectively executes operation of the machine in a first input processing mode and in a second input processing mode in accordance with the read data. In the first mode, the controller controls the operation guidance device so that a transaction amount is input through the input means directly after a validity check of the read data without inputting a secret number for identifying the user. In the second mode, the controller controls the operation guidance device so that the transaction amount is input after inputting the secret number through the input device after the validity check.

Automatic transaction machine

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Kawasaki, Japan

Setsuo Tsukui