Diebold, Inc.

Diebold Nixdorf, Incorporated

Alpha Security Products, Inc.

Diebold Self-service Systems Division of Diebold, Inc.

Trans Technology Engineered Components, LLC

Todd H Christian

Neil C Gromley

Gary Baker

Donald S Nelson, Jr

Daniel S McIntyre

James Pellegrene

Dustin Cairns

Dennis D Belden, Jr

Nicholas M Sedon

Michael S Jaeb

David K Huehner

Edward J Ujhazy

Timothy Hoover

Robert J Michael

Dave Kraft

Joseph Gagliano

Michael J Harty

Damon J Blackford

George Niemoeller

Donald Nelson

Aaron Christopher Graham

Thomas A Vankirk

Andrea Carozzi

Jochen Linck

Erich Kujat

Robert Michael Cole

Nathaniel Oberly

Chris Rowe

Bohdan Kurylak

Jack Stayer

John Apgar

Jeffrey L Thompson

Martin R May

Thomas J Franz

Kyle Mann

Christoph Brücher

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

In an example embodiment, described herein is an automated transaction machines with dual customer interface displays of different sizes and different orientations, configured for selective use by a customer by selection of desired display option for a financial transaction.

Automated transaction machine with dual customer interface displays

Automated teller machine

Self-service terminal

A banking system operates to provide vault access responsive to authorizing data read from data bearing records. The system selectively permits authorized individuals to access safety deposit boxes located in an interior area of the vault. An individuals's personal mobile device can wirelessly communicate user identifying data to a data reader of the system. A system data store includes data corresponding to authorized users of the vault. A system computer operates to cause a vault gate lock to electronically change from a locked condition to an unlocked condition in response to the data reader wirelessly receiving from the personal mobile device, user identifying data associated in the system data store with an authorized user of the vault.

Banking system that operates responsive to data read from data bearing records

A banking system operates responsive to data read from data bearing records. The system is suitable for securing the contents in safety deposit boxes. Each safety deposit box includes a door having a key lock. An assembly is installed on the door to limit manual access to the key lock to only individuals authorized to have such access. The assembly includes a body held in a key lock blocking position by a cover lock. A selectively programmable electronic key module is able to change the condition of the cover lock from a locked condition to an unlocked condition. The key lock can be manually accessed when the cover lock is placed in the unlocked condition.

Banking system operated responsive to data bearing records

A system for use in banking operates responsive to data included in data bearing records. The system is suitable for securing the contents in safety deposit boxes or similar locked receptacles, and selectively permits access to key locks only to individuals who have been determined to be authorized to have such access. Each safety deposit box or other receptacle includes a door () with at least one key lock () thereon. An assembly () is installed on the preexisting door to limit access to a key lock to an authorized person. The assembly includes a body () that is held in a blocking position by a cover lock. A selectively programmable data bearing electronic key module () is operative to change the condition of a selected cover lock from a latched to an unlatched condition. Electronic key modules are appropriately programmed to enable the particular user access to key locks on a particular safety deposit box, through operation of a customer station ().

System including an electronic key for safety deposit box cover lock and key managing dock

A system for use in banking operates responsive to data included in data bearing records. The system is suitable for securing the contents in safety deposit boxes or similar locked receptacles, and selectively permits access to key locks only to individuals who have been determined to be authorized to have such access. Each safety deposit box or other receptacle includes a door () with at least one key lock () thereon. The assembly includes a body () that is held in a blocking position by a cover lock. A selectively programmable data bearing electronic key module () is operative to change the condition of a selected cover lock from a latched to an unlatched condition. Electronic key modules are appropriately programmed to enable the particular user access to key locks on a particular safety deposit box, through operation of a customer station ().

A system for use in banking operates responsive to data in data bearing records. The system is suitable for securing the contents in safety deposit boxes or similar locked receptacles, and selectively permits access to key locks only to individuals who have been determined to be authorized to have such access. Each safety deposit box or other receptacle includes a door () with at least one key lock () thereon. An assembly () is installed on the preexisting door to limit access to a key lock to an authorized person. The assembly includes a body () that is held in a blocking position by a cover lock. A selectively programmable electronic key module () is operative to change the condition of the cover lock from a latched to an unlatched condition.

A pneumatic carrier transport system includes a user terminal. A piston of a rodless cylinder can be used to telescopically move a blocking cylinder. The blocking cylinder is vertically displaced to an open position to permit manual access to a carrier received at the terminal. With the blocking cylinder at the open position, a carrier can also be manually placed into the terminal. The blocking cylinder is formed of transparent material to allow a user to view a carrier received at the terminal while the blocking cylinder is in a closed position. The terminal includes control mechanisms on opposite sides to enable two users to operate and access the carrier at the user terminal.

Pneumatic tube system terminal

A pneumatic transport system including a user terminal at a service provider station having a movable member operably connected with a flexible drive member. The drive member moves within at least one side rail to vertically displace the movable member to permit access to a carrier at the user terminal. The user terminal includes control mechanisms on opposite sides of a base to enable two users to operate and access the carrier at the user terminal.

Pneumatic tube system terminal and method

Pneumatic tube system transaction terminal base

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Todd H Christian