Richard Eugene Dunlap

US Patent:

D481515, Oct 28, 2003

Filed:

Dec 18, 2002

Appl. No.:

29/172891

Inventors:

Paul D. Magee - North Canton OH
David Barker - North Canton OH
Patrick Ryan - Dalton OH
Donald W. Harry - North Canton OH
Richard E. Dunlap - North Canton OH
Gerald T. Sedlock - North Canton OH
Terry L. Schreffler - Massillon OH
Terry E. Doll - Uniontown OH
Richard W. McCracken - Austintown OH
Walter J. Szabat - Akron OH
Tim E. Kerstetter - Louisville OH
Darling D. Thomas - Canton OH

Assignee:

Diebold Self Service Systems a division of Diebold, Incorporated - North Canton OH

International Classification:

1801

US Classification:

D99 28, D18 31

US Patent:

D481516, Oct 28, 2003

Filed:

Dec 19, 2002

Appl. No.:

29/172995

Inventors:

Paul D. Magee - North Canton OH
David Barker - North Canton OH
Patrick Ryan - Dalton OH
Donald W. Harry - North Canton OH
Richard E. Dunlap - North Canton OH
Gerald T. Sedlock - North Canton OH
Terry L. Schreffler - Massillon OH
Terry E. Doll - Uniontown OH
Richard W. McCracken - Austintown OH
Walter J. Szabat - Akron OH
Tim E. Kerstetter - Louisville OH
Darling D. Thomas - Canton OH

Assignee:

Diebold Self Service Systems, division of Diebold, Incorporated - North Canton OH

International Classification:

2003

US Classification:

D99 28

US Patent:

D481517, Oct 28, 2003

Filed:

Dec 19, 2002

Appl. No.:

29/172996

Inventors:

Paul D. Magee - North Canton OH
David Barker - North Canton OH
Patrick Ryan - Dalton OH
Donald W. Harry - North Canton OH
Richard E. Dunlap - North Canton OH
Gerald T. Sedlock - North Canton OH
Terry L. Schreffler - Massillon OH
Terry E. Doll - Uniontown OH
Richard W. McCracken - Austintown OH
Walter J. Szabat - Akron OH
Tim E. Kerstetter - Louisville OH
Darling D. Thomas - Canton OH

Assignee:

Diebold Self Service Systems, division of Diebold, Incorporated - North Canton OH

International Classification:

2003

US Classification:

D99 28

US Patent:

D481518, Oct 28, 2003

Filed:

Jan 2, 2003

Appl. No.:

29/173582

Inventors:

Paul D. Magee - North Canton OH
David Barker - North Canton OH
Patrick Ryan - Dalton OH
Donald W. Harry - North Canton OH
Richard E. Dunlap - North Canton OH
Gerald T. Sedlock - North Canton OH
Terry L. Schreffler - Massillon OH
Terry E. Doll - Uniontown OH
Richard W. McCracken - Austintown OH
Walter J. Szabat - Akron OH
Tim E. Kerstetter - Louisville OH
Darling D. Thomas - Canton OH

Assignee:

Diebold Self Service Systems division of Diebold, Incorporated - North Canton OH

International Classification:

2503

US Classification:

D99 28

US Patent:

D485417, Jan 13, 2004

Filed:

Dec 18, 2002

Appl. No.:

29/172868

Inventors:

Paul D. Magee - North Canton OH
David Barker - North Canton OH
Patrick Ryan - Dalton OH
Donald W. Harry - North Canton OH
Richard E. Dunlap - North Canton OH
Gerald T. Sedlock - North Canton OH
Terry L. Schreffler - Massillon OH
Terry E. Doll - Uniontown OH
Richard W. McCracken - Austintown OH
Walter J. Szabat - Akron OH
Tim E. Kerstetter - Louisville OH
Darling D. Thomas - Canton OH

Assignee:

Diebold Self Service Systems, division of Diebold, Incorporated - North Canton OH

International Classification:

9900

US Classification:

D99 28

US Patent:

6766943, Jul 27, 2004

Filed:

Apr 25, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/424066

Inventors:

Paul D. Magee - North Canton OH
David Barker - North Canton OH
Patrick Ryan - Dalton OH
Donald W. Harry - North Canton OH
Richard E. Dunlap - North Canton OH
Gerald T. Sedlock - North Canton OH
Terry L. Schreffler - Massillon OH
Terry E. Doll - Uniontown OH
Richard W. McCracken - Austintown OH
Walter J. Szabat - Akron OH
Tim E. Kerstetter - Louisville OH
Darling D. Thomas - Canton OH

Assignee:

Diebold Self-Service Systems, division of Diebold, Incorporated - North Canton OH

International Classification:

G06F 1760

US Classification:

235379, 235375, 235376, 235380, 902 8, 902 9

Abstract:

An automated banking machine ( ) includes a lockable first fascia portion ( ) which when unlocked enables access to a chest lock input device ( ), inputs to which enable opening a chest door ( ) of the machine. Opening the first fascia portion also enables access to an actuator ( ) which enables moving a second fascia portion ( ) for conducting service activities. A baffle structure ( ) is positioned on the housing adjacent the second fascia portion to enable cooling air flow within the housing of the machine and to prevent the introduction of moisture into the housing. A controller ( ) in the machine selectively illuminates light emitting devices ( ) for purposes of facilitating user operation of the machine. Sensing devices ( ) adjacent a card reader slot ( ) on the machine enables the controller to detect the presence of unauthorized card reading devices. Servicing the machine is facilitated through use of a portable diagnostic article ( ) which enables the controller to access diagnostic data stored in memory and which provides data indicative of the significance of the diagnostic data.

US Patent:

6793133, Sep 21, 2004

Filed:

Apr 25, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/424085

Inventors:

Paul D. Magee - North Canton OH
David Barker - North Canton OH
Patrick Ryan - Dalton OH
Donald W. Harry - North Canton OH
Richard E. Dunlap - North Canton OH
Gerald T. Sedlock - North Canton OH
Terry L. Schreffler - Massillon OH
Terry E. Doll - Uniontown OH
Richard W. McCracken - Austintown OH
Walter J. Szabat - Akron OH
Tim E. Kerstetter - Louisville OH
Darling D. Thomas - Canton OH

Assignee:

DieBold Self-Service Systems division of DieBold, Incorporated - North Canton OH

International Classification:

G06F 1760

US Classification:

235379, 235381, 705 43

Abstract:

An automated banking machine ( ) includes a lockable first fascia portion ( ) which when unlocked enables access to a chest lock input device ( ), inputs to which enable opening a chest door ( ) of the machine. Opening the first fascia portion also enables access to an actuator ( ) which enables moving a second fascia portion ( ) for conducting service activities. A baffle structure ( ) is positioned on the housing adjacent the second fascia portion to enable cooling air flow within the housing of the machine and to prevent the introduction of moisture into the housing. A controller ( ) in the machine selectively illuminates light emitting devices ( ) for purposes of facilitating user operation of the machine. Sensing devices ( ) adjacent a card reader slot ( ) on the machine enables the controller to detect the presence of unauthorized card reading devices. Servicing the machine is facilitated through use of a portable diagnostic article ( ) which enables the controller to access diagnostic data stored in memory and which provides data indicative of the significance of the diagnostic data.

US Patent:

6945456, Sep 20, 2005

Filed:

Apr 25, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/424081

Inventors:

Paul D. Magee - North Canton OH, US
David Barker - North Canton OH, US
Patrick Ryan - Dalton OH, US
Donald W. Harry - North Canton OH, US
Richard E. Dunlap - North Canton OH, US
Gerald T. Sedlock - North Canton OH, US
Terry L. Schreffler - Massillon OH, US
Terry E. Doll - Uniontown OH, US
Richard W. McCracken - Austintown OH, US
Walter J. Szabat - Akron OH, US
Tim E. Kerstetter - Louisville OH, US
Darling D. Thomas - Canton OH, US

Assignee:

Diebold Self-Service Systems a division of Diebold, Incorporated - North Canton OH

International Classification:

G06F017/60

US Classification:

235379, 235375, 235380, 902 8, 902 9

Abstract:

An automated banking machine () includes a lockable first fascia portion () which when unlocked enables access to a chest lock input device (), inputs to which enable opening a chest door () of the machine. Opening the first fascia portion also enables access to an actuator () which enables moving a second fascia portion () for conducting service activities. A baffle structure () is positioned on the housing adjacent the second fascia portion to enable cooling air flow within the housing of the machine and to prevent the introduction of moisture into the housing. A controller () in the machine selectively illuminates light emitting devices () for purposes of facilitating user operation of the machine. Servicing the machine is facilitated through use of a portable diagnostic article () which enables the controller to access diagnostic data stored in memory.