Terminals Dashboard

An overview of the Terminals currently installed & used by your Organization.

+ADD TERMINAL: Administrative privileges required to see (or use) this function.	Add a new terminal to your CAS network. A “Fiat Setting”, a “Crypto Setting”, “AML/KYC Setting”, and a “Location” must exist before attempting to add a Terminal. You won’t be able to save the settings without those items. Type in the new terminal's serial number exactly as displayed (i.e. “BT901001”). Click “CREATE”. The CAS will take a moment to create an entry in the CAS database.
ALL TERMINAL TRANSACTIONS	Display all transactions for all BATM's listed.
ANALYTICS	Display aggregated information about your trades. See: https://generalbytes.atlassian.net/l/cp/sce1ofo0
TAGS	Enable & assign tags to Terminals to quickly sort & inspect them.
BATCH ACTIONS	Activate (or deactivate) groups of Terminals as needed. Change Admin/Diagnostics keys en masse. Only selected Terminals will be affected by the ACTION. Selected Terminals are checked .
PAIRING REQUESTS	Controls Terminals pairing. See: https://generalbytes.atlassian.net/l/cp/5SnJET9D

Terminals are sorted by Serial Number with the following summaries and totals:

Status: a color-coded icon reflecting the state of the terminal.
- Online - all is normal.
- Offline - the Terminal is not connected to CAS.
- Inactive - the Terminal is deactivated in CAS.
- Rejected: the connection is insecure.

Serial Number: the number of the BATM as seen by the software
- Note: hovering over the serial number will briefly display the current BATM software version
- the “T” icon is a shortcut for quickly drilling down into the Terminal’s transactions
- the Terminal is connected via VPN
Balance: a transaction is in progress, and this is the amount of fiat involved.
Buy In: the amount of fiat submitted to the BATM
Buy Out: the amount of crypto sent out by the BATM
Sell In: the amount of crypto received (two-way BATMs only).
Sell Out: the amount of fiat dispensed (two-way BATMs only).
Cashbox Repletion: the percentage of the cashbox filled.
Days To Full Cashbox: an estimate of the time left to a full cashbox.
Location: a user-defined description of the BATM assigned spot (see CAS:Locations).
Ping Duration: a “heartbeat” that basically shows whether the BATM is alive (or accessible). A ping delay up to 4 seconds (4000ms) is not abnormal, and just shows the current network state.
Connected At: the time and date the terminal was brought live.
Actions: remote control of the BATM.
- More detail: Actions

These errors or warnings may appear underneath any given Terminal. Click for more information:

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