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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Nov. 08, 2011
Filed:
Jul. 09, 2007
Neil Gromley, Kensington, OH (US);
Dustin Cairns, Deerfield, OH (US);
Mike Lawver, Dover, OH (US);
Rodney J. Reese, New Philadelphia, OH (US);
B. Scott Harroff, Canton, OH (US);
Neil Gromley, Kensington, OH (US);
Dustin Cairns, Deerfield, OH (US);
Mike Lawver, Dover, OH (US);
Rodney J. Reese, New Philadelphia, OH (US);
B. Scott Harroff, Canton, OH (US);
Diebold, Incorporated, North Canton, OH (US);
Abstract
A system () for carrying out transactions between a customer at a customer station () and a service provider at a service provider station (), includes transferring items through transaction devices such as pneumatic carrier delivery and receiving device () and a deal drawer (). The customer at the customer station provides inputs corresponding to a financial account through input devices on the body which is stored in the memory () on the body. After transfer to the service provider station, data in the memory is output to a charge device () which is operative to assess a charge to the customer's account responsive to data output from the memory. Vehicle sensors () sense a vehicle adjacent the respective transaction device. At least one computer calculates at least one time value corresponding to each vehicle and stores the at least one time value and other data values concerning the respective transaction.