Audience:
System and application programmers responsible for interfacing an ATM running in 91x mode with an application in a direct-connect (host) or controller environment.

 

Prerequisites:
None

 

Description/objectives:
Through presentations and various lab exercises the student will be able to:
 

• Describe the ATMs and their components
   

• Perform maintenance mode tasks that affect the programming of an ATM
   

• Discuss and identify possible processes for performing PIN verification
   

• Identify configuration data: States, Screens, Timers & miscellaneous, and FITs
   

• Interpret state data, design standard monochrome and color screens, analyze Financial Institution Table (FIT) records
   

• Discuss methods for modifying configurations data: (Internal editors; third party editors such as Paragon)
   

• Interpret 91x message flows between the ATM and a driver
   

• Convert numbers from Decimal to Binary and Hexadecimal

Outline:
 

• Terminal Review
   

• Terminology and Documentation
   

• Terminal Types and Models
   

• Modes of Operations
   

• Maintenance Mode Functions
   

• System Overview

  • Environment

  • Transaction Flow

  • What is Configuration Data?

  • Tools & Utilities
     

• States

  • State Definitions and flow
     

• PIN Verification
   

• Financial Institution Tables (FITs)
   

• Screens

  • Character Sets and Icons

  • Screen Control/Escape Characters

  • Advanced screen function

• Miscellaneous Features and Timers
   

• Implementation - Build a Transaction
   

• Tools/Utilities
   

• Terminal Messages

  • Transaction Processing

  • Operation Commands

  • Status Processing

  • Configuration Commands
     

• Final Review 

For additional information, contact us at:

The Diebold Customer Education Group
Diebold Education Center
6057 Strip Avenue NW
North Canton OH 44720
Phone: (330) 490-5109 or (330) 490-5107
Fax: (330) 490-5100
E-mail: customereducation@diebold.com