JPS5810288A - Cash cassette - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] This invention relates to a removable cash cassette that stores banknotes deposited and withdrawn from an automatic teller machine used in a forging business. .

In the automatic teller machine of the above example, a cassette for storing deposited banknotes and a cassette for storing disbursed banknotes are separately provided, but providing two types of cassettes in this way is easy and convenient. The automated teller machine also requires space to set two types of cassettes, which results in a large main body.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a cash cassette that can take in deposited banknotes and send out paid banknotes into one cassette.

According to the present invention, when the banknotes transferred by the presser plate are in contact with the banknote sheet roller, the sheet banknote sheet roller can be used for dispensing by rotating the sheet banknote sheet roller 117 times in the sending direction. - By pushing the banknotes that come into contact with the roller back toward the holding plate side with the loading guide to form a bill loading gap, and controlling the rotation of the banknote feeding slot roller in the retracting direction, the banknotes can be loaded into the above-mentioned gap. Then, by retracting the take-in guide, the collected banknotes can be removed from the support of the take-in guide and left in front of the banknote feeding roller.
As a result, it can be used for deposits, and one cassette can be used for both deposits. Therefore, the space on the main body side where it is mounted is small, making it possible to reduce the size of the device, and it is economical because a type of cassette is sufficient.

As for the trench cassette itself, the holding plate, bill feed roller, and friction roller can be used for both depositing and withdrawing money, so it can be constructed compactly and economically, even though it can be used for both depositing and withdrawing money.

An embodiment of the present invention having such characteristics will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings.

The drawings show a cash cassette, and in Figures 1 and 2,
The cassette 1 forms a rectangular body, and the upper m1 is pivoted on one side by a hinge 2 to form a lid 3. .

Note that the above-mentioned lid body 3 is provided to be locked with a suitable key, and is further carried by a handle 6.

The aforementioned storage unit has a bottom plate γ at the bottom, and a groove (one finger omitted) is formed in the center of the bottom &7. The presser plate 8 is located on one side of the bottom plate 7, and a support plate 9 is connected to the back 1h1 of the presser plate 8, and the lower part of the support plate 9 extends below the bottom plate 7 through the aforementioned groove. The support plate 9 is provided with a guide roller 10 supported at three points so that the presser foot &8 can move and retreat on the bottom plate 7 toward the other side. It is provided movably while being urged to the other side by locking, and the banknotes 4 stored therein are placed in a horizontally elongated state leaning against the presser plate 8 in a rainbow-like manner.

On the side of the presser plate 8 in the direction in which the banknotes 4 are transferred, and at the center of the position opposite to the lower edge K (i) of the banknote, there is a
The banknote feeding roller 12 is located, and this row 212 is made of a rubber material and is formed in an uneven shape, so that the banknote feeding roller 12 is placed on the side i of the cassette 1.
It is fixed to a rotating shaft 14 which is installed on the inner wall portions of the shafts 13, 13 via bearings.

In addition, 16 in the figure is a guide ring.

An i1A clutch 16 is provided on one side of the rotating shaft 14, and the input part of this clutch 16 extends outside the side wall 13 of the cassette 1, and an input gear 17 is fixed to this part. When forward and reverse power is transmitted to the human gear 17 from the device main body side and the clutch 16 is turned on, the rotating shaft 14 is rotated forward and reverse, thereby rotating the banknote feeding roller 12 in the sending direction and the taking-in direction. be able to.

Eccentric rollers 18.1 are located above the above-mentioned banknote feeding roller 12, that is, slightly above the vertical midpoint of the banknote 4 on the side facing the presser plate 8, and at left and right positions.
These rollers 18, 18 are fixed to a shaft 19, and both ends of the shaft 19 are connected via bearings to a support member 20.20 disposed at a predetermined distance from the side wall 13.13.
It is supported by a shaft. In addition, the above-mentioned support member 20.20
is fixed to the sides m13,13.

A pulley 21 is connected to one of the eccentric rollers 18 mentioned above, and a pulley 22 is connected to one side of the banknote feeding roller 12, and a belt 2 is attached to these pulleys 21 and 22.
3 is tensioned, and in conjunction with the rotation of the banknote feed roller 12, the eccentric rollers 18 and 18 also rotate fixedly, and since the eccentric rollers 18 and 18 are eccentrically attached to the shaft 19, they rotate. As a result, vibrations are applied to the banknotes in contact with the banknotes 4, thereby reducing the weight of the banknotes 4.

A friction roller 24 made of a curved rubber material is provided oppositely to the lower side of the bill feeding roller 12 at a position close to the bottom plate 7, and this MWA roller 24 is fixed to the free ends of a pair of levers 25 and 25. The lever 25.26 is pivotally supported on the fixed shaft 26 via the one-way clutch 2γ, and the base end of the lever 25.26 is connected to the side M13.
．． The mu roller 24 is pivotably mounted on a fixed shaft 28 installed between the banknotes 13 and moved up and down, and is also provided so that the mu roller 24 is pressed against the bill feed roller 12 by a tin ring 29. Transfer force is applied to banknotes 4.

The aforementioned one-way clutch 27 is in a power transmission state in the direction in which the banknotes 4 are sent out, and is free in the direction in which the banknotes 4 are taken in. Therefore, when the friction roller 24 receives a rotational force from the bill feeding roller 12 to be driven in the feeding direction, the fixed shaft 26 does not rotate, so that the friction roller 24 is prevented from rotating. At this time, the banknotes 4 are sent out by the frictional force of the banknote feeding roller 12, so that sending out two banknotes 4 is prevented. Further, when the banknote feed roller 12 is rotated in the collector direction, the friction roller 224 is also rotated in the same direction and the banknotes 4 can be stored.

A bent bill guide plate 30 is disposed on the lower surface side of the bill feeding roller 12, and a bill entrance 33 is formed in the front wall 31 of the cassette 1 along with the guide plate 32. , the aforementioned banknote feed row 12 and eccentric roller 18.1
A take-in guide 3.4 is located at position 8, and this take-in guide 34 has an inverted shape when viewed from the side, and its upper horizontal side edges 35 and 36 are attached to the side walls 13 and 13 of the cassette 1. It is provided so as to fit into fixed guide rails 36, 36 and slide in the front-rear direction, and is further biased toward the front wall 31 by a spring 3γ.

The hanging portions 38, 38 of the take-in guide 34 are provided in such a manner that their inclined state matches the storage position of the banknotes 4 in the storage section 6.

The above-mentioned abutting portion 38.38 is the above-mentioned eccentric roller 18.
, 18 and its shaft 19, and are provided facing both sides of the banknotes 4 in the storage section 5, the details of which are shown in FIG.

That is, when the length of the banknote 4 in the lateral direction is L, the eccentric roller 18. ．． 18 is provided at the center position of the banknote 4 with an interval of p/2, and the above-mentioned contact portion 38. As a result, the contact portion 38.
A gap is formed between each of the inner needles 1- of 38 and the outside of the eccentric rollers 18, 1B, and this gap is such that the contact portion 38. 12 and contact part 38
．． The patient moved to the front wall 31 side while tending to the good question side of 38. The banknote 4 is formed to such an extent that the side end portion of the banknote 4 can pass through the banknote 4 in a bent state without being bent.

As shown in FIG.
8, , 38 usually have a home position slightly closer to the front wall 31 than the eccentric rollers ta, t, s and the bill feeding roller 12, and then push the paper, bill 4, at the frontmost position back toward the presser plate 8. The position of the first stroke that forms a bill taking-in gap between the back side of the contact portion 38 and the eccentric roller 18 and the bill feeder 212, and the front wall 31 that pivots on the home position. The bill 4 accommodated in the above-mentioned gap is moved to the 21st stroke position where it can be stored and left in the section 6.

, and this frame, when set 1 is inserted into the cassette into the main body of the device, ・1. It is operated from the device main body side, and for this reason, the device main body side includes an output/reverse motor 39', a pinion 40 whose forward and reverse rotation is controlled by the motor 39, and a rack 41 which is moved in and out by the forward and reverse rotation of the pinion 40. The end of the rack 41 enters the inside through the hole 42 of the front wall 31 of the cassette 1 and comes into contact with the edge of the storage guide 34, and the rubber bracket 41 moves the storage guide 34 into the home position. The movement is controlled to each position for the first stroke, the second stroke, and the second stroke.
・ ・In the figure, 81 is a detector for detecting out of banknotes, 1S2 is a detector for low banknotes, and S3 is a detector for detecting banknotes full.
Detector S4 is a banknote detector provided on the main body side, both of which are composed of well-known photoelectric sensors, and detector S1
~S3 detects the lower part of the holding plate 9, outputs a signal, and detects the lower part of the holding plate 9.
The detector S4 detects the banknotes 4 going in and out and outputs a signal. .゛・'43
is a contact board, and when it is connected to the main body, it contacts the contact doppler 44 on the main body side and connects each vi electrical signal.・、□・ ゛・
：Constructed in this way, the cassette, one banknote 4,
Sending and capturing will be explained.

First, the number of banknotes 4 set for the cassette 1 is stored in bags in the storage section 6 by opening the front body 3, and then the cassette 1 is set in the main body of the apparatus.

To explain the feeding of banknotes 4 with reference to FIG. 4, 11X
When the guide 34 is not at the home position, the motor 39 is driven in the forward or reverse direction to move it to the home position, and then the detector S1. In S2, it is determined whether banknotes 4 can be sent out.

If feeding is possible, the motor (not shown) for transmitting power to the cassette 10 input key gear 11 is driven in the forward direction, and the mill rod latch 16 is turned on to move the bill feeding roller 12 in the feeding direction. When the banknote 4 is rotated , the frontmost banknote 4 that is in contact with this roller 12 is sent out by this roller 12 . At this time, the eccentric rollers 1B and 18 also rotate in conjunction with each other, imparting vibration to the banknotes 4, and loosening the overlapping of the banknotes 4. Furthermore, since the one-way clutch 27 is not rotated in the driving direction, the friction roller 24 applies a frictional force to the banknote.
To prevent the stacking of two banknotes 4 and to send out banknotes 4 from time to time.

The banknotes 4 are sequentially sent out from the banknote inlet/outlet 33 to the main body side of the apparatus, and the detector S4 counts the bills, and the banknotes 4 are fed out until a predetermined number of bills is reached.

When the number of banknotes reaches a predetermined number, the electric clutch 16 is turned OFF, and the motor that drives the manual gear 17 is also turned OFF', thus ending the process of sending out the banknotes 4.

Next, the taking in of banknotes 4 will be explained with reference to Figure 2.
First, it is determined whether the storage section 5 is full of banknotes 4 based on the output of the detector S3, and if the banknotes 4 can be taken in, the take-in guide 34 is moved to the first stroke position. That is, the motor 39 is controlled to rotate in the normal direction to move the rack 41 to the cassette 1.
By feeding the rack 41 into the intake guide 3
4 toward the presser plate 8 side, and the hit point 38.38 pushes the frontmost banknote 4 back toward the presser plate 8 side, and presses this hit portion 38°38.
The back side of the banknote feeding roller 12 and the eccentric roller 18,1
A gap is formed between the two.

Next, the motor (not shown) that inputs one frame force to the input gear 17 is driven in reverse, and when the electric wire clutch 16 is turned 011, the banknote feed roller 12 is driven in the receiving direction, and the friction roller 24 is driven by the one-way clutch 27. Since it is free, it follows the rotation.

When a banknote 4 is supplied from the device main body side to the banknote entrance/exit 33, the banknote feeding roller 12 and the LII rubbing roller 24 sandwich the banknote and transfer it to the above-mentioned empty space of the storage s5. The time required for this is measured, and when this period has elapsed, the mill latch 16 is turned off and the bill feed roller 12 is driven.

Then, the motor 39 on the side of the intake guide 34 is controlled in reverse, and the intake guide 34 is moved to the second stroke device.

The middle part of the banknote 4 taken in at this time is the eccentric roller 1.
8.18 and the bill feeder 90-ra 12,
Its both side edges move toward the front wall 31 side by the contact portions 38.38, and finally come off the contact portions 38.38, move to the front surface of the contact portions 38, 380, and remain in the storage portion 5. , and the capture of one banknote 4 is completed.

Such taking in of banknotes 4 is repeated a predetermined number of times,
When the banknotes to be taken in are pushed forward, the taking-in guide 34 is returned to the home position, and the motor that was driving the input gear 17 is also stopped to complete the collection process.

6 and 7 show other embodiments of the cassette 1. In the first embodiment described above, the moving operation of the storage guide 34 was performed from the apparatus main body side, but in this example, the moving operation was performed inside the cassette 1. It has a fushisakaki. Note that the other configurations are the same as those of the first embodiment, so their explanation will be omitted.

That is, one end of a rod 45 is connected to one side of the take-in guide 34, and the rod 45 is supported by supports 46, 46 attached to the side wall 13 so as to be able to slide only in the front-rear direction.

A rack 41 is carved into the rear end of the aforementioned rod 4b, and a pinion 49 fixed to the output shaft of a forward/reverse motor 48 meshes with this rack 47. The uptake guide 34 can be moved from the home position to the first stroke and second stroke positions.

The aforementioned motor 48 is appropriately held on the rear inner wall of the cassette 1.

In this way, a mechanism for moving the take-in guide 34 may be provided inside the cassette 1.

In addition, in the above-mentioned embodiment, in the case of taking in banknotes 4,
The taking-in guide 34 is moved from the first stroke position to the second stroke position each time one banknote 4 is taken in, but after taking in the taken-in banknotes all at once into the taking-in gap, the taking-in guide 34 is moved to the second stroke position. Alternatively, the number of sheets to be taken in may be set and the taking-in guide 34 may be moved to the second stroke position for each set number of sheets.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional side view of a cash cassette. FIG. 2 is an M-fold front view thereof, and FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram showing the arrangement of the take-in guide, rollers, and banknotes. FIG. 4 is a flowchart for sending out banknotes. Fig. 7 is a 70-chart for banknote intake. FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional side view of a cash cassette showing another embodiment. FIG. 7 is a sectional front view thereof. 1... Cassette 4... Paper Bill b... Storage section 8... Pressing plate 12... Bill feeding row 224... Friction roller 34... Taking in guide
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Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. A presser plate that urges and transfers the stacked banknotes to the other side; and a presser plate that faces one side edge of the banknotes on the side in the transfer direction of the presser plate;
a bill feeding roller that receives and sends out banknotes in forward and reverse rotation; a non-friction roller that faces the bill feeding roller and applies transfer force to the banknote; and a frictionless roller that faces the banknote on the transfer direction side of the holding plate an eccentric roller that imparts vibration to the banknotes it comes into contact with by rotating;
゛A position that contacts both side portions of the banknote that are in contact with the banknote feed roller and the eccentric roller and pushes the banknote back toward the holding plate to form a banknote capture gap between the back surface of the capture guide and both of the rollers; 111 from the bill stored in the gap beyond both rollers from the position where .
This cash cassette is equipped with an IL position and a collection guide that moves to the desired position.