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Helping operator’s QA engineer to test machine’s UI remotely is not the complete goal of ATTT. The goal is to perform these remote tests automatically. For that GB recommends using existing tool called SikuliX which enabled QA engineers to write Python scripts that look for the texts and images at the ATM’s screen and automatically clicks at them simulating the customer’s interaction. This enables operator not only simulate and test successful transactions at the ATM but also test negative scenarios like reaction of the machine on scanning an address that is banned, going over the limits and all other scenarios that QA engineer didn’t have time to test when he was doing all tests manually.
GB also delivers (to be publicly available in November 2024) his own set of the tests that operator can start to build on.
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ATTT connector can be deactivated in advanced terminal administration at the terminal by clicking at the button DISABLE ATTT. Rebooting terminal deactivates connection to ATTT server. You need to revisit advanced administration at the terminal and press ENABLE ATTTbutton again.
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ATTT functionality has been security audited by an independent security auditor company.
Accessing terminal from ATTT server
Once you received activation keys from GB and you connected your terminal to ATTT server you can login to ATTT server at https://attt.generalbytes.com
List of our terminals
By clicking at the “Control terminal” button you will enter Terminal’s console.
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Terminal Console
Now you can control terminal remotely by clicking into the image. Additionally you can virtually insert banknote, scan QR or send a keyboard strokes.
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Running automated Buy test in SikuliX IDE
SikuliX version 2.0.5 can be downloaded here.
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