Teller Safe

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• Teller Safe

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About

• The Teller Safe is a high security, high speed,
  real time cash accepting device. Cash is
  deposited into the device and in real time, once
  the deposit is accepted, the clients nominated
  bank account is credited using the GSM network.
  The device hardware and transaction status can be
  monitored in real time via a web-interface and
  remote system upgrades and configuration can be
  performed.

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Device configuration

• Can either be deployed as a direct drop unit or a
  through the wall unit
• Note validation and note counting via the new
  double pocket Glory GFR 220
• Handles 100 notes per bundle
• Can be deployed in both a category 3 or category
  4 safe.
• The system is fitted with an escrow facility.
  Notes can be verified prior to dropping into a
  tamper evident canister situated within the safe
• System makes provision for multiple
  cashiers/customers running multiple accounts.
• End of shift and end of day reporting
• Backup mains power is provided via a peripheral
  UPS
• Data is transferred via serial port via a GPRS
  modem
• The controller will have onboard memory which
  will be able to cache at least the last 3 months
  on transactions onboard
• The system is equipped with a keypad, LCD screen
  and biometrics that provide access to the system
• Software upgrades can be electronically
  downloaded

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Canister

• Can be deployed with or without a intelligent
  canister
• Can be deployed with or without dye stain
• Can be deployed with or without inner canister
• Can be deployed with a standard or the enlarged
  canister

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Controller

• The controller manages the access of
• - Opening of service doors
• - Opening of the safe door
• Manages the operational process
• - Drop procedure
• - CIT process
• - Canister releasing process
• - User administration
• Interface with the note counter
• Monitors the sensors/events

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Access

• Access via keypad or biometrics or both.
  Electronic keys can also be added
• - Operators
• - Supervisors
• - Maintenance staff
• - CIT

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Operational Procedure

• Different operation procedures for corporate
  customers can be implemented
• - Drop process
• - CIT process

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Reporting

• Flexible reporting
• - Information displayed on reports
• - Type of reports required
• - Shift reports
• - End of day reports
• - Drop reports
• - Others

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Electronic locks

• Electronic locks can be added to manage the
  opening of the doors/shroud
• Service doors
• Safe door
• Shroud
• Service hatch
• The electronic locks functionally
• Open or close via the key pad
• Open or close remotely (GPRS)
• Time delay added
• Setup to open only during scheduled hours

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Transactional Information Event Logs

• Information captured during every transaction
• Identification of person logging on
• The time and date for the completion of each
  transaction
• The quantity of each denomination deposited
  during the transaction
• The value of each transaction
• Deposit slip value
• The accumulated transactional values from the
  process of the new canister inserted into the DM
  until the completion of the process and removal
  of the canister has been authorized.
• Canister removal information
• Information captured during the physical canister
  removal. The time and date for physical canister
  removal
• Event log
• The system capture event log for every out of
  the norm
• Time and date of event

Cash Deposits
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Cash Deposit System Connectivity