Created for environments where floor space is at a premium, the Opteva 500 includes all of the essential components customers need to perform withdrawals, transfers and account-balance transactions. The compact footprint easily fits in most desired locations, minimizing space requirements while providing easy accessibility to the service area. As with all members of the Opteva family, the Opteva 500 features an intuitive, user-friendly consumer interface. The units look and feel is consistent with the rest of the Opteva family, making it familiar to customers. Its low total cost of ownership makes the Opteva 500 affordable for many off-premises locations. The units basic configurations -- including the largest cassettes in the industry -- and predictive maintenance capabilities provide unprecedented ATM availability. And because it utilizes the Opteva infrastructure that is already in use around the world, the Opteva 500 minimizes the certification process. The entire Opteva family of ATMs was engineered to include state-of-the- art processors that maximize transaction speed. Optevas exclusive USB architecture provides high-speed communications for todays data-intensive ATM applications. And because Opteva is powered by Agilis -- Diebolds high- performance software -- it can interface with multiple-vendor products, decreasing the need for back-end support and protecting investments in legacy systems. Featuring a comprehensive security package, the Opteva 500 integrates both hardware and network security. The unit protects the consumers assets through an EPP4 encrypting PIN pad, consumer awareness mirrors and fraud- resistant features on both card readers and advanced-function dispensers. Alarm and lock options help ensure the security of the machine. Opteva ATMs are safeguarded by Sygate Security Agent software, providing proven protection against a variety of hacking techniques. The Opteva 500 is the seventh unit in the Opteva family, which was launched by Diebold in 2003.
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