JP5245586B2 - Automatic transaction equipment - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to an automatic transaction apparatus such as an automatic teller machine (hereinafter referred to as “ATM”) which is installed in a store of a financial institution, a convenience store or the like and performs display control of a screen for inducing a transaction operation by a customer. is there.

Conventionally, one of the automatic transaction devices, for example, ATMs is installed in financial institution stores, convenience stores, etc., and transactions such as deposits and withdrawals of cash, transfers, balance inquiries, etc. are performed by transaction operations by customers. I handle it. In each transaction, in order to prevent third parties from seeing the contents of customer transactions displayed on the operation screen, a viewing angle film is mounted on the ATM display.

  Such ATM-related technology is described, for example, in the following technical literature.

JP 2003-131202 A JP 2006-164091 A JP2007-212507

  Patent Document 1 describes a viewing angle film technique. In this viewing angle film, a plurality of transparent silicone rubber sheets and colored silicone rubber sheets are alternately arranged and integrated. The bonding surface of the transparent silicone rubber sheet and the colored silicone rubber sheet is parallel to each other, and the adhesive layer that is detachably adhered to the information display body has a mirror-like, smooth and transparent translucent adhesive surface. Has been.

  Patent Document 2 describes an ATM technique in which a viewing angle film is attached to a display unit. In this ATM, the luminance of the display unit is automatically changed depending on the presence or absence of a user, or the luminance of the display unit is changed by a user operation. The ATM has a proximity sensor that detects whether or not there is a person in the vicinity, and automatically sets the luminance level of the display unit to the maximum when there is no person. As a result, a customer who is far away from the ATM knows that the ATM can be used. When a person approaches the ATM, the proximity sensor detects this and automatically changes the brightness level to an appropriate level using the ATM. When the luminance level is lowered to a certain level, the effect of the viewing angle film of the display portion works.

  When the customer's operation starts, a message prompting the customer to change the brightness is displayed on the display unit so that the brightness of the display unit is optimal for the customer. The customer can change the brightness of the display unit using the brightness change button as necessary.

  Patent Document 3 describes a viewing angle film technique that can prevent peeping from the left and right sides and the facing side without impairing the visibility from the front side. This viewing angle film is configured by alternately arranging light transmission bands and light shielding bands. In the first viewing angle film, the light transmission band and the light shielding band are arranged at right angles to the surface of the viewing angle film. In the second viewing angle film, the light transmission band and the light shielding band are inclined with respect to the surface of the viewing angle film. The first viewing angle film and the second viewing angle film are laminated in the thickness direction, the length direction of the light shielding band of the first viewing angle film and the length of the light shielding band of the second viewing angle film. The direction is orthogonal. With this configuration, it is possible to prevent peeping from the left and right sides and the facing side without impairing the visibility from the front side.

In the conventional ATM, when the operation is unclear and confused, a lobby staff member may snuggle up beside the customer to explain and assist the ATM operation. In this case, if the viewing angle film is mounted on the ATM operation screen, it is difficult for the lobby staff to see the operation screen, and there is a problem that it is difficult to explain the operation and assist.

  In order to solve such a problem, it is conceivable to apply the technique of Patent Document 2. In the technique of Patent Document 2, a message prompting the customer to change the luminance is displayed on the display unit, and the customer can change the luminance of the display unit using a luminance change button as necessary. Utilizing this, the employee in charge may press the brightness change button on behalf of the customer to increase the brightness, so that the problem may be solved.

  However, such a configuration has the following disadvantages (1) to (4).

  (1) If the brightness adjustment by the customer is possible, high brightness is frequently selected. As a result, the deterioration of the display unit is accelerated and the power consumption is increased.

  (2) The brightness level selected by the customer is stored in the storage device of the ATM controller in advance, and this brightness level is set to a range where the viewing angle film works effectively. Yes. On the other hand, since the internal illumination device in the display unit, for example, the backlight that illuminates the liquid crystal, changes over time, the actual luminance may initially be lower than the luminance level stored in the storage device of the ATM control unit, There is a possibility that the viewing angle film may protrude from the effective working range as time passes.

  (3) The brightness of the backlight varies depending on the surrounding environment such as the ambient temperature. The visibility of the display unit is also affected by the brightness around the display unit. Therefore, it is generally difficult to set an appropriate luminance level uniformly for each device.

  (4) The brightness at the brightness level in Patent Document 2 is based on the premise of customer visibility. It is not necessarily an appropriate luminance level for a clerk who looks at the operation screen from slightly behind the display unit.

  Therefore, it is still difficult to realize an automatic transaction apparatus such as ATM which is sufficiently satisfactory technically.

The automatic transaction apparatus according to the present invention is an automatic transaction apparatus that performs a transaction by an operation of an operator. A viewing angle film, a touch panel input unit for inputting information, switch means for inputting an auxiliary mode signal for shifting to an auxiliary mode, and light on the operation screen. Illumination means for illuminating, and illumination control means for controlling the illumination means based on the auxiliary mode signal and making the brightness of the operation screen relatively bright with respect to the surroundings, the switch means comprising the auxiliary means It is a card medium for inputting a mode signal.

Angle other automated transaction apparatus of the present invention, seen in an automatic transaction apparatus which performs a transaction by operating the operator, and a display unit for displaying an operation screen on the operator, provided on the display unit, the operation screen A viewing angle film for limiting the field of view, a touch panel input unit for inputting information, a switch means for inputting an auxiliary mode signal for shifting to an auxiliary mode, and an operation screen. Illumination means for illuminating light, and illumination control means for controlling the illumination means based on the auxiliary mode signal and making the brightness of the operation screen relatively bright relative to the surroundings , the switch means, It is a card medium for inputting the auxiliary mode signal.

Another automatic transaction apparatus according to the present invention is an automatic transaction apparatus that performs transactions by an operator's operation, and includes a liquid crystal device and an internal illumination device that illuminates the liquid crystal device, and a display unit that displays an operation screen to the operator And a viewing angle film that is provided on the display unit and restricts a field of view according to an angle at which the operation screen is viewed, a touch panel input unit that is provided on the viewing angle film and for inputting information, and shifts to an auxiliary mode. Switch means for inputting an auxiliary mode signal, and illumination control means for increasing the brightness of the internal lighting device based on the auxiliary mode signal, the switch means for inputting the auxiliary mode signal. It is characterized by being a card medium.
According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided an automatic transaction apparatus that performs a transaction by an operator's operation, a display unit that displays an operation screen to the operator, and a display unit that is provided on the display unit. A viewing angle film that limits the field of view according to the viewing angle, a touch panel input unit for inputting information, a switch means for inputting an auxiliary mode signal for shifting to an auxiliary mode, and the operation provided on the viewing angle film Illumination means for illuminating the screen, and illumination control means for controlling the illumination means based on the auxiliary mode signal and making the brightness of the operation screen relatively bright relative to the surroundings. Is an external illumination device that illuminates the vicinity of the touch panel input unit, and the illumination control means controls the external illumination device to be dark based on the auxiliary mode signal And wherein the door.

  The present invention has the following effects (1) to (3).

  (1) When the assistant mode is set by an operator, for example, a clerk, the brightness of the operation screen looks relatively bright with respect to the surroundings, and the visibility for the clerk is improved.

(2) Since the bank staff by the luminance adjustment is performed, compared with the conventional art, it is not to be selected frequently high brightness. As a result, the deterioration of the lighting means or the internal lighting device is delayed, and further, the power consumption of the automatic transaction device can be saved.

(3) In the case of a configuration in which the visibility of the operation screen is improved by reducing the brightness of the external illumination device, the external illumination device is hardly affected by the brightness around the operation screen.

  The best mode for carrying out the invention will become apparent from the following description of the preferred embodiments when read in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. However, the drawings are only for explanation and do not limit the scope of the present invention.

(Configuration of Example 1)
FIG. 2 is an external view showing an ATM which is one of the automatic transaction apparatuses according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

  The ATM 1 of the first embodiment is installed in a bank store, a convenience store, etc., and is used for transactions such as depositing cash, cash withdrawal, transfer, balance inquiry, bankbook entry, etc., by customer operations. . ATM1 is covered with the cabinet 2 made from the iron material which has fixed intensity | strength with respect to a heat | fever and an impact. On the front surface of the ATM 1, an operation surface 2a for operation by the operator protrudes substantially horizontally in the direction of the operator. In the depth direction of the operation surface 2a, a charging surface 2b is provided continuously from the operation surface 2a. Further, the insertion surface 2c rises substantially perpendicularly to the insertion surface 2b.

  The operation surface 2a is provided with an input operation unit 3 for displaying guidance for operation and performing input for various transactions. The input surface 2b is provided with a bill input / output port 4 and a coin input / output port 5 used in transactions dealing with cash such as a deposit / withdrawal transaction. A passbook insertion / extraction opening 6 and a card insertion / extraction opening 7 are provided on the insertion surface 2c. Above the input operation unit 3, an illumination unit (for example, an illumination device) 8 that illuminates the input operation unit 3 is provided. The illuminating device 8 is an external illuminating device, and is provided on the ceiling of the building where the ATM 1 is installed or on the wall surface on the back of the ATM 1.

Figure 1 (a), (b) is a diagram showing a ATM1 in Figure 2 in Example 1 of the present invention, FIG. (A) is a functional block diagram of ATM1, and FIG. (B) is It is a schematic block diagram of the input operation part 3 in the figure (a). In FIG. 1, the same elements as those in FIG. 2 showing a first embodiment of Ru Tei is given common reference numerals.

In FIG. 1A, the ATM 1 is referred to as a central processing unit (hereinafter referred to as “CPU”), a main storage device (hereinafter referred to as “MEM”), and a nonvolatile auxiliary storage device (hereinafter referred to as “HDD”) such as a hard disk. The main control unit 11 is configured to control the entire ATM 1 by program control. The input operation unit 3 includes a display unit 12 that displays an operation screen composed of characters, graphics, and the like, a viewing angle film 13 provided on the display unit 12, and information input provided on the viewing angle film 13. Touch panel input unit 14. The passbook entry unit 15 performs a passbook entry process. The card reader / writer unit 16 reads and writes the contents of the cash card. The banknote deposit / withdrawal unit 17 discriminates and counts the authenticity of the banknotes and performs deposit / withdrawal processing. The coin deposit / withdrawal unit 18 discriminates and counts the authenticity of coins and performs deposit / withdrawal processing. The proximity sensor 19 is a sensor that detects the approach of a person to the ATM 1. The communication control unit 20 has a function of controlling communication with the host computer. The external terminal control unit 21 is connected to an external device such as an alarm device, and controls the linkage between the ATM 1 and the external device. The illumination control means (for example, a brightness adjuster) 22 connected to the external terminal control unit 21 is a circuit that controls the brightness of the illumination device 8 that illuminates the vicinity of the input operation unit 3.

  In FIG. 1B, the input operation unit 3 includes a display unit 12 that displays an operation screen, a viewing angle film 13 that restricts the field of view according to the angle at which the operation screen is viewed, and a touch panel input unit 14 for inputting information. And have. The display unit 12 includes a display unit main body 12a and an internal lighting device 12b. The display unit main body 12a is composed of, for example, a liquid crystal device, and the internal illumination device 12b is a backlight of the liquid crystal device. The viewing angle film 13 is configured by alternately arranging light transmission bands 13a and light shielding bands 13b in a band shape. The light transmission band 13a is made of, for example, a highly transparent resin. The light shielding band 13b is formed of a resin or the like similar to that of the light transmission band 13a and a colored resin or the like obtained by adding a colorant such as a pigment or a dye thereto.

  For example, as in Patent Document 3, the light transmittance of the light transmission band 13a has high transparency of 85% or more. The light shielding band 13b has a light shielding property with a light transmittance of 10% or less. The light transmission band 13a has a width of about 75 μm to 2 mm, and the light shielding band 13b has a size of 15 μm to 30 μm. The thickness of the viewing angle film 13 is 0.14 mm to 0.6 mm.

  The viewing angle film 13 has a viewing angle θ (for example, about 60 °). If the viewing angle film 13 is within the viewing angle θ, the operator can display the display pattern 12c such as characters and figures displayed on the display unit 12. Although it can be recognized, outside the viewing angle θ, the screen becomes black and the display pattern 12c cannot be recognized.

(Operation of Example 1)
(1) Overall Operation of ATM FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an operation screen displayed on the input operation unit 3 of ATM 1 in Embodiment 1 of the present invention.

  The operation of the entire ATM 1 will be described with reference to FIG. 1 and FIG. When the customer approaches the ATM 1, the proximity sensor 19 detects this and the input operation unit 3 is turned on. When the power is turned on, the operation screen shown in FIG. The operation screen of FIG. 3 is an example of the state before the start of the transaction. The transaction buttons 3a for deposit, withdrawal, transfer, transfer, balance inquiry, and passbook entry are displayed graphically on the input operation unit 3, and the transaction can be selected by the customer. Prompt. When the customer selects and presses one of these buttons, the corresponding transaction is started.

For example, when the customer withdraws cash from his / her account, the customer pushes the withdrawal button in the transaction button 3a . By pushing the withdrawal button, the withdrawal transaction is started, and a message prompting insertion of a bankbook and cash card is displayed on the operation screen. When the passbook is inserted into the passbook insertion / extraction port 6, the passbook entry unit 15 takes it in and prepares for entry. When the cash card is inserted into the card insertion / removal port 7, the card reader / writer unit 16 reads the magnetic stripe of the cash card and stores it in the MEM in the main control unit 11. The magnetic stripe stores customer information such as a financial institution code, a customer account number, and a name.

  Next, the input operation unit 3 displays an operation screen for inputting the withdrawal amount desired by the customer. A withdrawal amount is input by the customer using this operation screen. Subsequently, an operation screen for inputting a password is displayed. When the password is input by the customer, the account number, amount, password, etc. are edited by the main controller 11 and transmitted to the host computer via the communication controller 20. When the host computer receives a message from ATM1, it reads the account information from the account file of the customer from the received account number, and checks whether the received PIN number matches the PIN number held by the host computer.

  If the passwords do not match, the host computer sends a message to that effect to ATM1. The ATM 1 displays a password input screen on the input operation unit 3 and prompts the customer to re-enter the password. If the passwords match, the host computer validates the transaction and subtracts the received amount from the balance of the account file to obtain a new balance. If there is passbook entry data for unbooked, it is sent to ATM1 along with the new balance. When the ATM 1 receives this, the book data received from the host computer is printed on the bank book taken in by the bank book book unit 15.

At the same time, the banknote deposit / withdrawal unit 17 takes out banknotes from a storage (not shown) inside the ATM 1, counts them, and sets them in the banknote insertion / extraction port 4. Similarly, the coin deposit / withdrawal unit 18 takes out coins from the storage, counts them, and sets them in the coin insertion / extraction port 5. Next, the input operation unit 3 displays a message that prompts the user to take out the bankbook, cash card, and cash. The customer can enter the bankbook insertion / extraction port 6, the card insertion / extraction port 7 , the bill insertion / extraction port 4 , and the coin insertion / extraction. Take out the bankbook, cash card and cash from exit 5.

(2) Auxiliary Mode Operation FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining the operation of FIG.
When a customer is confused about the operation of ATM1, a lobby staff member may snuggle beside the customer to explain and assist the operation of ATM1. In this case, since the occupant stands substantially beside the customer, the position of the occupant's eyes 31 falls within the viewing angle θ. At this time, the customer sees the operation screen almost directly above the input operation unit 3, while the employee sees the operation screen from an oblique direction. As a result, the amount of light P reaching the eyes 31 from the display pattern 12c is smaller than that of the customer, and as a result, the visibility is lowered.

At this time, the customer is in a transaction, and the input operation unit 3 displays an operation screen corresponding to the progress of the transaction. For example, it may be a screen prompting for an amount input or a screen prompting for a password input. As shown in the example of the operation screen in FIG. 3, switch means (for example, an auxiliary mode button as an operation button) 3 b is graphically displayed on the screen. The example of the operation screen of FIG. 3 is a transaction selection screen, but the auxiliary mode button 3b is also graphically displayed on the operation screen of another step of the transaction. The auxiliary mode button 3b is not used by the customer but is a button for a clerk, so it is desirable that the auxiliary mode button 3b be displayed with a weak contrast at the corner of the operation screen.

  When the lobby staff member presses this button, the ATM 1 enters the auxiliary mode, and the brightness level signal stored in the HDD (not shown) in the main control unit 11 in advance is controlled by the main control unit 11 via the external terminal control unit 21. 22 to send. When the brightness adjuster 22 receives the brightness level signal, the brightness adjuster 22 works on the lighting device 8 to darken the brightness of the lighting device 8.

(Effect of Example 1)
According to the first embodiment, the following effects (1) to (3) are obtained.

  (1) When the assistant mode is set by the clerk, the illumination that illuminates the periphery of the operation screen becomes darker than the surroundings, the operation screen looks relatively bright, and the visibility for the clerk is improved.

(2) Since the visibility of the operation screen is improved by reducing the brightness of the external lighting device 8, the deterioration of the display unit 12 is delayed compared to the conventional technology, and further, the power consumption of the ATM 1 is saved. it can.

  (3) Since the visibility of the operation screen is improved by dimming the brightness of the external lighting device 8, it is not affected by the brightness around the operation screen.

(Configuration of Example 2)
Figure 5 is a functional block diagram of ATM1 in Embodiment 2 of the present invention, the same elements as those in FIG. 1 showing the first embodiment Ru Tei is given common reference numerals.

The second embodiment is characterized in that a display unit luminance adjustment circuit 11 a is provided as an illumination control unit in the main control unit 11 in place of the luminance adjuster 22 and the external lighting device 8 of the first embodiment. The luminance level of the display unit 12 in the auxiliary mode is stored in advance in the HDD by the main control unit 11 and is represented by a digital signal. The display unit luminance adjustment circuit 11a includes, for example, a D / A converter that converts a luminance level of a digital signal into a dimming voltage, an inverter that converts the dimming voltage into an AC voltage, and the like. The inverter is connected to the illumination means (for example, internal illumination device) 12b of the display unit 12. Specifically, the display unit main body 12a is, for example, a liquid crystal device, and the internal illumination device 12b is a backlight of the liquid crystal device. The backlight is, for example, an edge light system, and a cold cathode tube is used as the light source. The inverter is connected to a cathode tube that is a light source.

(Operation of Example 2)
When the customer is confused by the operation of ATM1, if the employee in charge of the lobby presses the auxiliary mode button 3b on the operation screen of FIG. 3, ATM1 enters the auxiliary mode. The main control unit 11 reads the luminance level of the display unit 12 stored in advance in the HDD from the HDD to the MEM, and outputs it to the display unit luminance adjustment circuit 11a. The D / A converter provided in the display unit luminance adjustment circuit 11a converts the luminance level, which is a digital signal, into a dimming voltage, and applies this dimming voltage to the inverter provided in the display unit luminance adjustment circuit 11a. To do. The inverter receives the dimming voltage and converts it into an alternating voltage to adjust the luminance of the internal lighting device 12b. As a result, the brightness of the operation screen becomes brighter and visibility can be improved.

(Effect of Example 2)
The second embodiment has the following effects (1) and (2).
(1) When the assistant mode is set by the clerk, the display unit 12 is brightened, so the brightness of the operation screen becomes brighter and the visibility for the clerk is improved.

(2) Since brightness adjustment is performed by a bank clerk, high brightness is not frequently selected as compared with the conventional technique. As a result, the deterioration of the display unit 12 is delayed, and further, the power consumption of the ATM 1 can be saved.

(Configuration of Example 3)
Figure 6 is a functional block diagram of ATM1 in Embodiment 3 of the present invention, the same elements as those in FIG. 5 showing the embodiment 2 Ru Tei are denoted by the same reference numerals.

The third embodiment is characterized in that a non-contact IC card reader unit 32 is added to the second embodiment. In the second embodiment, the auxiliary mode is set by pressing the auxiliary mode button 3b on the operation screen. However, in the third embodiment, the non-contact IC card reader unit 32 is used as a switch means in which a crew member ID is entered. The auxiliary mode is set by reading a card medium (for example, a non-contact type IC card).

In order to read and write data from a non-contact type IC card, a non-contact IC card holding part is arranged on the operation surface 2a of the ATM 1, and a non-contact IC card reader part 32 is arranged in the ATM 1 below the ATM 1. Has been. The non-contact IC card reader unit 32 includes, for example, a power transmission unit that transmits power to the IC card by electromagnetic waves, a signal reception unit that receives information from the IC card, a first head that transmits and receives power and signals, and the like. It is composed of The IC card includes, for example, a power receiving unit that receives power from the non-contact IC card reader unit 32 by electromagnetic waves, a signal transmitting unit that transmits data of the IC card, and a second head that transmits and receives power and signals. Has been.

(Operation of Example 3)
When a customer is confused about the operation of ATM1, if the lobby staff member holds the non-contact type IC card containing the dedicated ID for the staff over the non-contact IC card holding part of ATM 1, and reads the data such as the attendant ID, the ATM 1 Is in auxiliary mode. The main control unit 11 reads a staff attribute file from the HDD into the MEM, reads the corresponding staff attribute data from the read staff ID, and sets the brightness level stored therein to that in the auxiliary mode. The subsequent operation is the same as in the second embodiment.

(Effect of Example 3)
The third embodiment has the following effects in addition to the effects of the second embodiment.
(1) A non-contact type IC card contains an ID of a clerk, and since this is read, it is possible to specify the clerk to operate. Therefore, the brightness of the internal illumination device 12b as the illumination means set in the auxiliary mode can be set for each individual.

(Modification)
The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and various usage forms and modifications are possible. For example, the following forms (a) to (e) are available as usage forms and modifications.

(A) The automatic transaction apparatus of the present invention is not limited to ATM 1 installed in a financial institution store, a convenience store, or the like. The present invention can be widely applied as long as it is a device that performs transactions by operations by customers. For example, ticket vending machines to be installed at the station or the like, flights issuing machine to be installed at the airport, etc., self-checkout, which is installed in the supermarket, resident's card, family register, can be considered such as administrative services terminal to issue a seal registration certificate, etc. .

  (B) In Example 1, although the illuminating device 8 was provided in the ceiling of the building in which ATM1 is installed, or the wall surface of the back surface of ATM1, it is provided like the illuminating device 8A in the insertion surface 2c of ATM1. May be.

(C) In the first and second embodiments, when the lobby staff member presses the auxiliary mode button 3b on the operation screen, the ATM 1 enters the auxiliary mode. However, the brightness of the external lighting device 8 or the internal lighting device 12b For the operation, for example, an operation button for each brightness level may be provided on the operation screen, or the brightness may be gradually changed by continuously pressing the auxiliary mode button 3b . Regarding the method of canceling the auxiliary mode, an auxiliary mode canceling button may be provided separately, or the auxiliary mode button 3b may be pressed twice in a short time like a double click of a mouse of a personal computer.

  (D) Although the display unit 12 has been described on the assumption of a liquid crystal device, other display devices such as a plasma display (PDP) and electroluminescence (ELD) may be used.

(E) In the third embodiment, the auxiliary mode is set by reading the non-contact type IC card and the internal lighting device 12b of the display unit 12 is brightened. However, after the auxiliary mode is set, the implementation is performed. Similarly to Example 1, the brightness of the illumination device 8 provided outside the ATM 1 may be reduced.

  (F) In the third embodiment, the example of the non-contact type IC card is described as the card medium. However, the card medium may be a card medium such as a contact type IC card or a magnetic card.

  (E) In the first embodiment, the example in which the external lighting device 8 is dimmed, and in the second embodiment, the example in which the internal lighting device 12b is brightened has been described. The lighting device 8 may be darkened and the internal lighting device 12b may be brightened to further improve the visibility of the operation screen.

It is a block diagram which shows ATM of FIG. 2 in Example 1 of this invention. It is an external view of ATM in Example 1 of this invention. It is a figure which shows the operation screen displayed on the input operation part of ATM in Example 1 of this invention. It is operation | movement explanatory drawing of FIG.1 (b). FIG. 10 is a functional block diagram of an ATM according to a second embodiment. FIG. 10 is a functional block diagram of an ATM according to a third embodiment.

Explanation of symbols

1 ATM
3 Input operation section
3b Auxiliary mode button 8 Illumination device 12 Display unit 13 Viewing angle film 14 Touch panel input unit

Claims (4)

In an automatic transaction apparatus that performs transactions by the operation of the operator,
A display unit for displaying an operation screen to the operator;
A viewing angle film that is provided on the display unit and restricts the field of view by an angle of viewing the operation screen;
A touch panel input unit for inputting information provided on the viewing angle film;
Switch means for inputting an auxiliary mode signal for shifting to the auxiliary mode;
Illumination control means for controlling a signal output to the outside based on the auxiliary mode signal ,
The automatic transaction apparatus , wherein the switch means is a card medium for inputting the auxiliary mode signal . In an automatic transaction apparatus that performs transactions by the operation of the operator,
A display unit for displaying an operation screen to the operator;
A viewing angle film that is provided on the display unit and restricts the field of view by an angle of viewing the operation screen;
A touch panel input unit for inputting information provided on the viewing angle film;
Switch means for inputting an auxiliary mode signal for shifting to the auxiliary mode;
Illuminating means for illuminating the operation screen;
Illumination control means for controlling the illumination means based on the auxiliary mode signal and making the brightness of the operation screen relatively bright with respect to the surroundings ,
The automatic transaction apparatus , wherein the switch means is a card medium for inputting the auxiliary mode signal . In an automatic transaction apparatus that performs transactions by the operation of the operator,
A display unit that includes a liquid crystal device and an internal illumination device that illuminates the liquid crystal device, and displays an operation screen to the operator;
A viewing angle film that is provided on the display unit and restricts the field of view by an angle of viewing the operation screen;
A touch panel input unit for inputting information provided on the viewing angle film;
Switch means for inputting an auxiliary mode signal for shifting to the auxiliary mode ;
Based on said assist mode signal, and a lighting control means for brightening the brightness of the inner illumination device,
The automatic transaction apparatus , wherein the switch means is a card medium for inputting the auxiliary mode signal . In an automatic transaction apparatus that performs transactions by the operation of the operator,
A display unit for displaying an operation screen to the operator;
A viewing angle film that is provided on the display unit and restricts the field of view by an angle of viewing the operation screen;
A touch panel input unit for inputting information provided on the viewing angle film;
Switch means for inputting an auxiliary mode signal for shifting to the auxiliary mode;
Illuminating means for illuminating the operation screen;
Illumination control means for controlling the illumination means based on the auxiliary mode signal and making the brightness of the operation screen relatively bright with respect to the surroundings,
The illumination means is an external illumination device that illuminates the vicinity of the touch panel input unit,
The automatic transaction device, wherein the lighting control means controls the external lighting device to be dark based on the auxiliary mode signal.

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