Triton FT5000XP PC-BASED ATMS User Manual - Manual (Page 60)

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ANUAL
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HAT IS
P
RISM
912-E
MULATION
?
Prism offers true, open-ended, object-oriented architecture using industry
standard Microsoft® development tools. The unique software design and
integrated Web browser enables Prism to be plug compatible with existing ATM
processor networks without changes to the existing host system. The Prism
application can operate in an ATM network, alongside standard OS/2-based
ATMs, without any host changes. But it is more than a standalone application.
Prism application is also flexible and can be customized at all levels. Prism
liberates ATM content from the rigid and expensive development requirements
of proprietary systems. Specialty services, advertising and cross selling are
easy to implement with Prism, allowing FI’s to extend the same brand
differentiation used in branches and on FI’s Web site out to the ATM channel.
The following summarizes the features and benefits of the Prism application:
S
EAMLESS
I
NTEGRATION
· Prism is ‘plug-and-play’ in today’s MDSi 912 ATM network - without
changes to existing host download and ATM infrastructure
· Provides concurrent support of legacy (MDS 912) transactions and
content from a web-server without host changes.
· Compatible with all major ATM Protocols – TCP/IP, SNA/SDLC and
Bisync communications.
· All application software is industry standard MS Windows compliant
with CEN-XFS universal standards.
· Prism permits the financial institutions to implement web technology
without any disruption to existing ATM operations or back-end
changes.
I
NVESTMENT
P
ROTECTION
· Prism was certified on all major ATM networks in North America.
· Prism is transparent to the ATM driving platform and easily transport-
able to a new host ATM device driver without any re-programming or
vendor intervention.
· Fully preserves the financial institution’s investment in technology.
This section describes the Management Functions available running Prism 912
emulation controlling the ATM.
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NTRODUCTION