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A Using the Operator Panel of a Diebold OptevaATM

Opteva rear-service models include a rear display panel which provides

status information and facilitates diagnostic and maintenance operations

(referred to as the “Rear Operator Panel” or ROP). The system keyboard

(available inside the ATM cabinet) is used in conjunction with the ROP

for performing operator functions.

On Opteva front-service models, which have no separate display panel,

the customer display is used for operator functions. To activate the

Onscreen Operator Panel (OOP), follow these steps:

1. Insert the key and unlock and pull open the front fascia of the

ATM. The lock is located on the upper left fascia panel.

2. Find the mode rocker switch, located behind the fascia at the topright of the enclosure. Hold down the mode switch for about 2

seconds to activate the OOP on the ATM’s main display.

Holding down the mode switch again returns the main display to

the Hello screen (or the Out-of-Service screen if the ATM is not

in Up state).



3. The Touch Screen is used for operator input and the system

keyboard is not needed for most operations.

4. For security reasons, if the front fascia of the ATM is closed

while the OOP is still activated, the command buttons are

disabled.

NOTE All the instructions in this appendix apply to both the

ROP and OOP because they are functionally equivalent.Keep in mind that there are some minor differences in

the way that the operator interacts with these

applications due to the differing input methods.

Significant differences are noted where applicable.

This appendix is organized as follows:

ROP and OOP layout (Section G.1)

ROP and OOP commands (Section G.2)

ROP and OOP display states (Section G.3)

G.1 ROPand OOPLayout

The top line of the operator panel display is the Overall State

Description, and is an abbreviated text description describing the current

state of the ATM.



The second and third lines of the operator panel display the Expanded

State Description and are a more detailed description of the current state

of the ATM.

The next eight lines of the operator panel are reserved for any specific

device errors or warnings. This area remains blank if there are no

outstanding errors or warnings.

The bottom line of the operator panel displays the Citibank logo on the

left and the node ID on the right.

G.2 ROPand OOPCommands

The following commands are available from both the ROP and the OOP:

• Shutdown

• Reboot

• Diagnostics

• Front Logon

• Calibrate Touch Screen

When a command is selected, a confirmation window is displayed. Select

the Confirm button (the Y key for the ROP) to confirm the selection or

the Cancel button (the N key for the ROP) to cancel the selection. If thisconfirmation is not responded to within the 20 seconds, the confirmation

window is removed without any action.



G.2.1 Shutdown

Purpose:

Provides the operator a way to properly shut down the ATM so that it

can be powered off for hardware maintenance or replacement.

Procedure:

Select Shutdown from the command list and confirm it. If a customer is

not in session at the time of the request, the front screen of the ATM will

go to the

Out-Of-Service screen and the ROP will look like the following example

screen:



After the system successfully shuts down the Global CAT ATM and the

Windows XP operating system (approximately 45-55 seconds), the front

screen will go blank. On rear-service systems, the ROP will also go

blank. The system’s processing engine will power off automatically. It

is then safe to power off the ATM’s peripheral devices.

G.2.2 Reboot

Purpose:

Provides the operator a way to properly reboot the ATM.

Procedure:

Select Reboot from the command list and confirm it. If a customer is

not in session at the time of the request, the front screen of the ATM will

go to the

Out-Of-Service screen and the ROP will look like this:



The front screen of the ATM will eventually show that the system is

rebooting and the Windows XP operating system shutting down and then

booting up. Eventually, the ROP will display the Out-Of-Service screen

for a few minutes until the Global CAT software starts loading.

G.2.3 Diagnostics

Purpose:

Provides the operator a way to start the Diebold Opteva diagnostic

application.

Procedure:

Select Diagnostics from the command list and confirm it. If a customer

is not in session at the time of the request, the front screen of the ATM

will go to the


screen:



When the Diagnostics application is loaded, the application can be

operated from Rear-service models at the small rear monitor or from the

ATM’s front screen on Front-service models. On Rear-service models,

the front display will show the Out-Of-Service screen while Diagnostics

is active.

After the Diagnostics application is exited, the ROP will display the

appropriate ATM state. See the Diebold vendor’s platform

documentation for more information on diagnostic procedures.

G.2.4 Front Logon

Purpose:

Provides the operator a way to start the Local Operator Interface.

Procedure:

Select Front Logon from the command list and confirm it. If a customeris not in session at the time of the request, the front screen of the ATM

will go to the


screen:



There is a 20-second delay on rear-service systems before the ATM

displays the Front OI logon screen on the ATM front display screen.

When it finally is displayed, the ROP will look like the following

example screen:

On front-service systems, the Out-Of-Service screen will cover the OOP

and soon be followed by the Local OI login screen. Upon exit of Local

OI, the OOP will again be visible and display the appropriate ATM state.



After the operator has successfully logged on to Front OI, the ROP looks

like the following example screen:

If the ATM rejects the command request, one of several possible

messages is displayed, indicating the cause of the failed request.

Possible causes for failure are:

• FrontOI Command failed - ATM is wrong state.

• FrontOI Command failed.

• FrontOI Command failed - Remote OI already active.

• FrontOI Command failed - already active.

• FrontOI Command failed - Customer session init.

Here is an example of what it looks like:



G.2.5 TouchScreenCalibration

Purpose:

Provides the operator a way to start the Diebold Opteva Touch Screen

calibration application.

Procedure:

Select Calibrate Touch Screen from the command list and confirm it.

If a customer is not in session at the time of the request, the front screen

of the ATM will go to the Out-Of-Service screen and the ROP will look

like the following example screen:



When the Touch Screen calibration application is loaded, the application

can be operated from the ATM’s front screen on both front- and rear-

service models. At this point, the ROP will look like the following

example screen:

After the Touch Screen calibration is performed, the application exits

automatically and the TSCALIBRATE display will automatically return

back to the appropriate ATM state. See the Diebold vendor’s platform

documentation for more information on calibration of the Touch Screen.



G.3 ROPand OOPDisplayStates

Each display state is designed to give an accurate representation of the

ATM state at any point in time. This section describes each state in

detail and is organized as follows:

• Global CAT initialization (Section G.3.1)

• Out-Of-Service (Section G.3.2)

• Start (Section G.3.3)

• Stopping (Section G.3.4)

• Stopped (Section G.3.5)

• Back Admin active (Section G.3.6)

• Idle (Section G.3.7)

• Busy (Section G.3.8)

• Safe Door Open (Section G.3.9)

G.3.1 Global CATInitialization

This mode is displayed when all Global CAT components have beeninitialized but are still preparing for operation. No commands are

available in this state.



G.3.2 Out-Of-Service

This state is displayed under the following conditions:

• Card Reader DOWN (x = 1)

• PIN Encryptor DOWN (x = 2)

• Host Connection DOWN (x = 4)

•SIU DOWN (x = 8)



If the <Overall state description> is displayed as “OOS” instead of

“OxS”, the Out-Of-Service state is temporary and will transition to

another state shortly. All commands are available in the Out-Of-Service

state.

G.3.3 Start

This mode is displayed when a Start command has been issued to a

Global CAT ATM after it has been in a STOPPED state. It is atransitional state and should not take more than 30 seconds or so to get to

the Out-Of-Service state. The Start command is issued only from the

Operator Interface (Local or Remote) and the INC. No commands are

available in this state.



G.3.4 Stopping

This mode is displayed when a Stop, Shutdown, or Reboot command

has been issued to a Global CAT ATM. It is a transitional state and

should not take more than 30 seconds or so to get to the Stopped state.

No commands are available in this state.



G.3.5 Stopped

This mode is displayed when the ATM has finished stopping after a Stop

command has been issued to a Global CAT ATM. The ATM will remain

in the Stopped state until it is either Started, Shutdown, or Rebooted.

All commands are functional in this state.

G.3.6 BackAdminActive

This mode is displayed when Back Admin is currently active on a

Remote OI terminal. No commands are available in this state.



G.3.7 Idle

This mode is displayed when the ATM is at the Hello screen. This is the

normal state of the ATM when no customer session is active. All

commands are available in this state.

The Diebold Opteva ATM defines Device Warning information that

must be communicated to the operations and maintenance personnel for

proper and efficient ATM operation. These warnings are described in the

Status Code for the IDLE, BUSY, and OOS states.

The Device Warnings are represented in the I0nn (IDLE state), B0nn

(BUSY state), and O0nn (OOS state) Status Code display fields, where

nn represents two hexadecimal values as defined in Table 18.

Table 1. DeviceWarningsHexadecimalValues



Combining the bits of each condition results in hexadecimal digits,which represent up to four device warning conditions. So, for the first

hexadecimal digit, if all possible values are combined, the results are:

Printer Down 1

Depositor Down 2

ChkDeposit Down 4

CDM Down 8

Printer Down, Depositor Down 3

Printer Down, ChkDeposit Down 5

Printer Down, Depositor Down, ChkDeposit Down 7

Printer Down, CDM Down 9

Depositor Down, CDM Down A

Printer Down, Depositor Down, CDM Down B

ChkDeposit Down, CDM Down C

Printer Down, ChkDeposit Down, CDM Down D

For example, a status display of I083 translates into: the ATM is idle,

the CDM is down, the depositor bin is full, and the printer paper is low.



G.3.8 Busy

This mode is displayed when customer session is running on the ATM.

All commands are available in this state.

G.3.9 Safe Door Open

This mode is displayed when the safe door is opened, when the ATM

would otherwise be at an IDLE state. This causes the Hello screen to be

removed and the Out-Of-Service screen to be displayed on the front of

the ATM. All commands are available in this state.



G.4 Resettingthe DieboldOptevaCashDispenser(AFD)Communication

If the CDM device is down after installation and configuration have been

performed, the Advanced Function Dispenser (AFD) Communication

may need to be reset.

Under certain conditions, the Diebold Cash Dispenser device (AFD)

requires a manual communications reset. A USB communication security

feature in the terminal processor software prevents unauthorized

computers from commanding the AFD to operate.

If any of the following occur, the AFD communication must be reset:

• AFD control CCA has changed

• Hard disk drive and the motherboard have changed

• AFD firmware has been updated by the GCAT software

installation

G.4.1 DeterminingAdvancedFunctionDispenserCommunicationStatus

Start the Opteva Diagnostics application from the ATM’s operator panel.

On rear-load systems, this is available on the ATM’s Rear Operator

Panel (ROP). On front-load systems, the Onscreen Operator Panel (OOP)

can be activated using the white operator switch behind the front fascia.

Refer Appendix G.1 for details on this function.



From the Diagnostics screen’s Terminal Status list, select the

“Dispenser” module and check if an entry exists for “Security result” in

the Component list:

• If the status indicates that there is a security warning, then

the Dispenser communications must be updated (Section

G.4.2). This condition does not cause the Dispenser to godown, but the communications should still be updated.

• If the status indicates that there is a security error, then the

Dispenser communications must be reset (Section G.4.3) for

the Dispenser to be operational.

G.4.2 UpdatingDispenserCommunications

To update the Dispenser communication, perform the following

steps:

1. From the Diagnostics application’s “Dispenser” window, selectthe Status and Tests tab and choose 7 – Set Dispenser

Communication and select the Run Test button.

2. Select the Update Dispenser Communication button. The

Dispenser communication will be updated and the device will

initiate a reset cycle. Access to the Dispenser through the safe

door is not required.

G.4.3 ResettingDispenserCommunications

To reset the Dispenser communication, perform the following steps:

1. Access the Dispenser by opening the safe door.

2. From the Diagnostics application’s “Dispenser” window, select

the Status and Tests tab and choose 7 – Set Dispenser

Communication.

3. As prompted on the Set Dispenser Communication screen, press

and hold the AFD CCA Boot Load button (S1) while pressing

the on-screen Set Dispenser Communication button. Keep the

CCA Boot Load button depressed until the communication set

is completed (refer figure below). After the communication set is

completed, the message "Read Security Configuration

completed" is displayed.

NOTE If you are prompted to reset the test, choose 2 –

Reset Test.



4. As prompted on the Set Dispenser Communication screen, press

the AFD CCA Reset button (S2).

5. Return to the Diagnostics application’s “Dispenser” window, use

the Tab key to navigate to the Status and Tests tab and press the

Run Test button.

6. Return to Terminal status. Press the Exit button and wait for the

self test of all modules to be completed.

7. Press the Exit Opteva Service Diagnostics + button and press

the Yes button to exit Diagnostics.



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International-1 PIN Pad Layoutfor an ATM

StandardPIN Pad Layoutfor an ATM



International-2 PIN Pad Layoutfor an ATM

CONTACTOS CITIBANK

Para cualquier inquietud adjunto información del Team of Remote Channels:

Alexander Morales Cel. 310-550-7533 e-mail [email protected] Ramirez Cel. 313-223-2036 e-mail [email protected]

Orlando Horta Cel. 315-769-9078 e-mail [email protected]

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