ATM
ATM stands for Automated Teller Machine. It is a device that enables you to get access to your cash, get a balance or mini statement and many more.
Overview
ATM
ATM stands for Automated Teller Machine. It is a device that enables you to get access to your cash, get a balance or mini statement and many more.
Features–
- It identifies the account holder and retrieves account-related details from the back-end system (CBS) or financial switch (EFT SWITCH) as per bank need.
- Customized Body Designs & Application as per Bank Standards with integration
- 24 x 7 operations with low transaction cost
- Consistent user experience & Increased Customer satisfaction
- Multi-lingual user interface
- Ease of maintenance and simplified service provide maximum availability and up-time with minimal operational intervention.
- Customer authentication using CARD + PIN
- MS Body with Powder Coated Surface
- Side and Front Maintenance Option
- Safe with Electronic Lock
- Devices – Touch Screen, Cash Dispenser, Hybrid Card Reader , Encrypted PIN Pad, Thermal Printer, Camera , Speaker, CPU
SPECIFICATIONS
HOSPITAL QUEUE MANAGEMENT KIOSK
Processor
Intel Core i3 or equivalent, dual-core or better
Memory (RAM): 4GB
HDD: 1 X 500 GB HDD
Display
15.6” LCD /LED Display
15.6” SAW / PCAP touchscreen
Keyboard
PCI 3.0 -Certified Metal Encrypting PIN Pad
with 16 mental keys.
support MAC , DES and Triples DES 8FDKs (Optional)
Security
2MP camera for image Capture
hardware access protection
Consumer awerness mirror(optional)
Safe/Currency Chest
UL 291 level Compaliant
Dual Combination Electronic Lock
Safe and CP Open Signal
Card Handling
Dip Type Hybrid Card Reader
(Magnetic Strip & Chip Cards)
EMS 4.0 Level 1
Printer
40- Column / 80 mm Column Thermal Recepit printer with Auto-Cutter.
Audio
Loudspeaker 2×2 Watt
Audio Gauidance (Optional)
Biometric (Optional)
Finger Print Scanner : STQC Certified, UDAI Compliant.
Option of palm vein Scanner
Network connectivity
Support TCP/ IP Protocol
Cash Dispenser
Notes per Cassette: 2000 new notes
(height 340 mm)
Bundle Dispense -Upto 50 notes per transaction
Standerd 4 cassette (options of 2 cassettes)
1 Reject cassette
Friction Type
4 Notes per second
Operatting System & ATM Software
Microscoft Windows XP / Window 7 Professional (OEM)
Saber Terminal Application
Electronic Journal
Saber Agent (Optional)
Relative Huminity
10% to 90%
Temperature Range
5 to 45
Dimensions (Approx)
Height: 1450 mm
Width: 530 mm
Depth: 780mm
Weight: 350
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Saber having best class team for software development. Team having extensive work experience on Cash
Deposit, Cash Dispense, Cheque Acceptor, Passbook Printer, Card Dispenser, Card Reader & Printers with
various OEM device manufacturer like Glory, Fujitsu, Julong, Hitachi, Olivetti, Epson, Kytronics, Arca etc.
Our OEM Device Manufacturer always appreciates for development speed and understanding capabilities of
SABER Software team.
Agent App installation on Transactional Kiosk to get health status of devices which allows us for faster
resolution of issue in FLM itself.
PAN India Support network. Regional engineers are On-Roll and Tie-up with Support company for rest
engineer.
Immediate FLM telephonic/video call response for break-down call
Central ticket generation system with alerts to customers.
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- Customized Body Designs & Application as per Bank Standards with integration
- 24 x 7 operations with low transaction cost
- Consistent user experience & Increased Customer satisfaction
- Multi-lingual user interface
- Ease of maintenance and simplified service provide maximum availability and up-time with minimal operational intervention.
- Customer authentication using CARD + PIN
- MS Body with Powder Coated Surface
- Side and Front Maintenance Option
- Safe with Electronic Lock
- Devices – Touch Screen, Cash Dispenser, Hybrid Card Reader , Encrypted PIN Pad, Thermal Printer, Camera , Speaker, CPU
Guaranteed Hardware Uptime
Hardware Support Services is the main support layer of services needed to optimize field performance and guaranteed hardware uptime. These are KIOSK-recommended services resolving hardware support demands shared by all deplorers. Clients are provided with:
– KIOSK-led Proactive Remote
– Monitoring and Alerts
– Advanced Exchange Warranty and Spare Parts Stocking
– Complete Field Services
– Standard Monthly Reporting
– Real-time fleet performance dashboard
Additional Hardware Support Services
- Installation Support: Guiding customers through the initial setup of their kiosks and ATM machines.
- Maintenance and Repair: Providing services for the upkeep and fixing of their hardware products. One job posting mentions “Machine, Hardware, Printer Maintenance Repairing.”
- Technical Assistance: Offering support for troubleshooting hardware-related issues.
- Spare Parts: Potentially supplying replacement parts for their machines.
- Field Service Engineers: Hiring field service engineers suggests on-site support for clients.
Pre-Installation Site Surveys:
- Assessing the physical location: Evaluating space requirements, accessibility, and environmental factors.
- Checking power and network infrastructure: Ensuring the site has the necessary electrical and data connections.
- Identifying potential obstacles: Recognizing any physical barriers or logistical challenges for installation.
- Planning the installation process: Determining the best approach for a smooth and efficient setup.
Installation Services:
- Kiosk Installation: Setting up and deploying their range of kiosks, such as ATM kiosks, cash deposit kiosks, passbook printing kiosks, information kiosks, and more, at the client’s location. This would involve the physical placement, securing, and initial setup of the hardware.
- Machine Installation: Installing other automated machines they manufacture, like cheque deposit machines.
Pre-Installation Site Surveys:
- Assessing the physical location: Evaluating space requirements, accessibility, and environmental factors.
- Checking power and network infrastructure: Ensuring the site has the necessary electrical and data connections.
- Identifying potential obstacles: Recognizing any physical barriers or logistical challenges for installation.
- Planning the installation process: Determining the best approach for a smooth and efficient setup.