Triton

MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONS > select CLOSE > choose CASSETTE (commonly “A”) > TRIAL CASSETTE TOTAL. You will receive a receipt stating the number of bills remaining in your machine.

Tranax

MB1000/2000/1500 models or Nautilis Hyosung 1500/1800: MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONS > SETTLEMENT. The current number of bills will be displayed.

Nautilis Hyosung

1800ce/1800se/2700: Enter into MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONS. A breakdown right on the main menu screen explaining the status of the machine including the number of bills remaining.

A cassette close can be done at any time during the day. A cassette close brings the totals in the cassette to zero. It will also tell the merchant the starting amount of the bills; bills dispensed, and bills remaining since the last cassette close. The cassette close will also figure a rejected bill as a dispensed bill; even though the bill is still in the machine, it is no longer in the cassette. The cassette close is not a means of balancing the bank statement; instead it lets you know the status of cash-on-hand in the machine.

After a cassette close, you need to enter the total number of bills in the cassette. Now, take what is remaining in the cassette, in addition to the money being added, and enter that amount as your starting point of bills. If this is not completed after a cassette close, the machine believes that it has no money and resets the starting amount of bills to zero. This will cause the machine to report negative numbers on the next trial cassette balance and/or cassette close.
* If you are adding to more than one cassette, simply repeat last four steps.

Triton

After putting your cash into the machine, you’re required to tell the machine what happened. To do this: Enter MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONS > select CLOSE > choose CASSETTE (commonly “A”) > CASSETTE CLOSE. You will receive a receipt stating the number of bills remaining, bills dispensed, and rejects, if any. Afterwards, select CURRENT # OF BILLS IN CASSETTE > then enter the number of bills in the machine (not the value). You may cancel out completely or select TRIAL CASSETTE TOTAL to obtain a receipt confirming the number of bills added to your machine.

Tranax

MB1000/2000/1500 models or Nautilus Hyosung 1500/1800: After putting your cash into the machine, you’re required to tell the machine what happened. To do this, simply enter into your MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONS > SETTLEMENT > ADD CASSETTE > input the number of bills you are adding (not the value) > press ENTER > then cancel out completely > select SETTLEMENT > then CASSETTE CLOSE. You will receive a receipt stating the number of bills remaining, bills dispensed, and rejects, if any. Afterwards, select ADD CASSETTE > enter the total number of bills in the machine (not the value) > ENTER. You may cancel out completely or select TRIAL CASSETTE TOTAL to obtain a receipt confirming the number of bills added to your machine.

Nautilus Hyosung

1800ce/1800se/2700: After putting your cash into the machine, enter into your MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONS > SETTLEMENT > ADD CASH > choose the cassette you will be adding to > enter the number of bills you are adding (not the value) > APPLY. You will receive a confirmation. Lastly, you must cancel out completely.

* If you are adding to more than one cassette, simply repeat last four steps.

A trial cassette balance can be done at any time during the day. The purpose of the trial cassette balance is to keep a running total of the starting amount of bills, bills dispensed and bills remaining since the last cassette close. The trial cassette balance will also figure a rejected bill as a dispensed bill; even though the bill is still in the machine, it is no longer in the cassette. The cassette totals do not start over every time a trial cassette balance is done, only when a cassette close is done. The trial cassette balance is not a means of balancing the bank statement; however, it reports the status of the cash-on-hand in the machine.
When does my money go back into my account?

Money withdrawn from your ATM will be deposited the next business day. However, there may be delays occurred during holidays and weekends. If there are any questions on deposits, contact your local Bank since every bank has their own policies.
How often should I print a journal?

ATM journals are used to keep track of all machine activity. They are also used by technicians to verify transaction error(s). Should a customer dispute a transaction, the journal will clarify whether or not it has occurred. A “Print Journal” may be done monthly, not to exceed the journal printing limitations set by the manufacturer of your model). Before printing your journal, ensure that there is sufficient receipt paper in the machine to run the complete record.

*NOTE: You should never perform a “Clear Journal,” as this is for technician use only.

If a customer claims to have received an incorrect amount cash, first have them check the receipt for the term(s) “Full Reversal” or “Partial Reversal.” This declares that the bank has recognized an issue and the money requested but not received has been returned in full (Full Reversal) or in part (partial reversal) to their account. When this occurs, it’s suggested that the customer contact their banking institution for further clarification.

If a full/partial reversal is not the cause, and the machine is in working order, instruct the customer to contact the customer service department at their banking institution (contact information will be listed on the back of their card).

MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONS > SYSTEM SETUP > CHANGE PASSWORD > OPERATOR PASSWORD > You will be prompted to enter your current password > Enter your NEW PASSWORD > Verify > Cancel out completely.

Digital lock: With safe door open, press ZERO – 6x > CURRENT PASSWORD > NEW PASSWORD – 2x

Dial lock: With safe door open, perform the combination on the 11:00 hash mark (without the last spin to ninety) > Enter the Change Key in the back of the combination assembly > Turn clockwise (quarter turn) > Enter the NEW combination on the 11:00 hash mark (once again, without the last spin to ninety) > Remove change key

*REMEMBER to TEST the new combination before closing

The Department of Justice (DoJ) issued a final ruling on the Americans with Disabilities Act Accessible Design (ADAAD). The ADAAD standards will be going into effect March 15, 2012. Every deployed terminal in the United States (whether owned by ISOs, merchants, ATM operators, financial institutions, whomever) must be fully compliant with the requirements of standards for accessible design that were published in 2012.