NCU Development Case Studies
Realizing calls between ATM customer service phones and the monitoring center! Introducing a case study of NCU development.
Here is an example of the development of "NCU" implemented in ATMs for financial institutions. This product facilitates communication between the customer phone on the machine side and the general-purpose telephone on the monitoring center and in-store monitoring device side, as well as sending messages to pagers. The communication line for calls uses either an analog public line or an ISDN line. It is developed using circuit design and software design technologies. 【Case Overview】 ■ Product/Service Name: NCU ■ End User: Financial Institutions ■ Technology Used: Circuit Design, Software Design ■ Microcontroller: HD6412352TE (Hitachi) ■ Tool: D2-CAD *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Our company possesses extensive technology and knowledge related to business applications, control of surveying instruments other than business applications, and firmware utilizing PLCs. As a BtoB development partner, we respond to various software and hardware needs. Since our establishment, we have established a one-stop business system that includes case and rack housing design using various sheet metal, as well as circuit design and manufacturing for analog and digital control devices, starting with Fujitsu. In recent years, we have been providing development support for companies specializing in specific fields with the technology and knowledge know-how that we can offer. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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