JPS63228293A - Card dispensor for sale managing machine of telephone card and others - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to the field of card dispensing devices in sales management machines for telephone cards and other cards.

(Prior art) While conventional cards such as telephone cards and orange cards play the role of supplementary currency, in recent years the designs of scenic spots, historic sites, and other places printed on the surface of the cards have been used as supplementary currency. The number of people purchasing cards for purposes other than auxiliary currency is increasing, giving rise to values other than functionality.

However, conventional vending machines for this type of cards have been of an automatic ticket vending machine type, but the number of card types is limited to five at most, and there is a difference between the types of cards and the types of cards issued. It was impossible to respond.

Therefore, at NTT, department stores, etc., cards are lined up on the counter of a large table, and customers who see this can apply for which card they want. Because the method was to find them from storage locations and sell them to customers,
Not only was it not possible to respond quickly to customers, but a huge amount of time was wasted doing so.

(Problems to be Solved by the Present Invention) The present invention displays a large number of types (for example, 100 types) of telephone cards and other cards on a display board, and further provides a card storage/dispensing device with a corresponding number of cards. A predetermined number (for example, 50 cards) of cards are stored in a stacked manner in the card stocker of the card storage/dispensing device which is arranged in rows, and the card storage/dispensing device corresponding to the card specified by the customer is stored in a stacked manner. By operating the operating lever constituting the dispensing device, the cards are dispensed and moved to the pallet section, so that the customer can very easily and quickly dispense the desired cards and quantity. .

(Means for Solving the Problems) The present invention forms a card stocker having a hollow portion large enough to accommodate cards in a stacked manner, and a gear is attached to one end of the inclined bottom portion of the card stocker. A roller for discharging the loaded cards is pivoted, a card dispensing opening is formed in the front part of the card stocker, and a gear carved on the inner surface is engaged with a gear attached to the roller,
A lever is attached to the side wall of the card stocker using a spring at one end so that it is always in a jumping state before use, and the roller is rotated by operating the lever. This is a card dispensing device for a sales management machine for telephone cards and other cards, characterized in that cards stored in a stacked manner are dispensed one by one from a dispensing port.

(Example) An example of implementing the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

A is a card storage/dispensing device (hereinafter referred to as a dispensing device), and l is a card dispensed by this device a. Reference numeral 2 denotes a card stocker having a hollow portion large enough to accommodate a predetermined number of cards L in a stacked manner.A card feeding roller 4 is pivotally attached to the bottom portion 3 of this stocker 2, and one end of the roller 4 is attached to the bottom portion 3 of the stocker 2. Attach gear 5 to the section. The bottom part 3 of the card stocker 2 is sloped so that the cards 1 can be smoothly dispensed. Further, the front part of the card stocker 2 forms a payout opening 2' for sending out the cards 1. Reference numeral 6 designates a lever whose one end is attached to the side wall surface 7 of the card stocker 2 via a spring 6a, a gear 8 is carved on the inner surface, and this key 8 and the gear 5 shown in 1- are always engaged. . This lever 6 is covered with a key 9. 10 is a guide hole for the lever 6 formed in the front wall 11 of the card stocker 2, 11' is a select plate suspended from the lower end of the front wall 11, and 12 is the double bottom of the card stocker 2. The hook formed in the lower part is the part, 1a is the holding part, and 0 or more are the structure of the payout device a of the card 1 that stores the card 1. Further, the dispensing device a of the present invention includes a case holder 1 with a holder base 13 as a supporting component for the card stocker 2.
4 will be established separately. Reference numeral 15 denotes a rail portion formed on the upper surface of the holder 14, and the rail portion 15 is hooked onto the card stocker 2 in a manner that it can be freely inserted into and removed from the portion 12. After assembling the case holder 14 and the case holder 14, the rear part of this holder 14 is used as a main body 2 in which a large number of various card stockers 2 are attached and stored.
Attach it within 1.

Furthermore, the payout device a is made to directly read the detection device of the card 1 that has been paid out. This device b includes a sensor nozzle 16 through which the card 1 dispensed from the dispensing port 2' passes when it falls after being sent out, a sensor 17 attached to each nozzle 16, and a pallet 19 having a notch 18. is formed by extending to the sensor nozzle 16. The above is the card l detection device. This device is installed in an inclined manner at the front portion of the card stocker 2 and the case holder 14 as shown in the drawing. Reference numeral 20 denotes an exhibition body, and 21 denotes a main body in which a connection between a dispensing device a and a card 1 detection device is incorporated. 22 is a door attached to the main body 21 so as to be openable and closable, 23 is a handle, and 24 is an adjuster 225 is a caster. 26 is an interface section, 27 is a control section constituting the management terminal device C, and the control section 27 has a display 28. A printer 29 and a keyboard 30 are connected respectively. Reference numeral 31 shows a sales details display section that is displayed each time a sales statement is issued. 32 is the printed sales statement, 33 is the printed daily sales report, 34 is the printed daily inventory report, 35 is the registered management data of the card number "1" displayed by pressing the registration key on the keyboard, 36 is the registered management data when the unit price is corrected to i, ooo yen and the quantity is 50, and 37 is the management data of the card number "2".

(Function) Next, the present invention will be explained in detail as follows. First, a large number of cards 1, for example, 50 cards, are stored in a stacked manner in the card stocker 2, and the presser portion 1a is placed thereon. The stored card 1 is slightly pressed by this holding portion 1a.
Store card l in card stocker 2 as described above,
In order to operate the dispensing device a and take out the card l, when the customer lowers the specified lever 6 which has been raised upward by the positive spring 6a ordered and specified, both gears that are engaged with each other are released. 5.8 move while meshing, rotating the roller 4 forward, and the inclined card l placed on the roller 4 is forced to move forward and is pushed downward by the select plate 11'. Fall and sensor nozzle 1
6 and is stored on a pallet 19.

At this time, when the card 1 passes through the sensor nozzle 16, zero or more detected by the sensor 17 constituting the detection device are the dispensing operation of the card I and the detecting operation of the dispensed card.

In addition, to explain the operation of the collar 6 in detail, when the lever 6 is released after paying out the car 11, the 1/bar 6 is moved by the spring 6a.
It jumps up due to the action of At this time both gears 5.8
While meshing, one of the gears 5 rotates in the opposite direction, and the coaxial roller 4 similarly rotates in the opposite direction to stop the dispensing of the card I. The above operations are performed instantaneously. Therefore, when it is desired to pay out a plurality of cards 1 of the same type, it is sufficient to lower the lever 6 the same number of times.

Through the operations described above, various cards desired by the customer are dispensed from the card stocker 2, and when they are detected, the card sensor signal is converted into card information via the interface section 26 and sent to the management terminal device. It is sent to C and undergoes sales management processing as described below.

The processing method will be explained below. After the various card stockers 2 have been paid out by keyboard input, the "sale" key on the keyboard is pressed. By pressing this button, the sales details 32 are printed out.

Further, when the "daily sales report" key on the keyboard is pressed, the daily sales report 33 is printed out.

And the sales daily report file is "sales daily report" on the keyboard.
It is cleared by pressing the "End" key.

Also, if you press the "Inventory" key on the keyboard, "Inventory 1"
The information 34 can be printed out.

Next, to explain the operation of card management data registration, when you press the "Register" key on the keyboard, the following display will be displayed in order from card number 1, and the unit and inventory quantity will be registered according to the cursor specification. . That is, card number N
If the unit price is corrected to 1,000 yen and the quantity is corrected to 50 for the management data 35 of O1, the management data 36 will be registered and displayed, and then the card number will be displayed. Then, when the "registration end" key is pressed, the registered data is transferred to the management table and processing is performed based on the new data. Confirmation of registered contents is made by printing out the inventory/daily report after registration is completed. Furthermore, when the inventory falls below the registered replenishment limit, a ``tree'' is displayed at the left end of the card number when printing out the daily inventory report.

The above is from card sales when card l is normally paid out from card stocker 2.

This process involves card detection, connection to a management terminal, and various operations.

However, if the lever 6 is operated in an attempt to dispense the card 1, but the card 1 is not dispensed, an alarm sounds and various displays shown in the block diagram of the 10th episode are displayed.

Then, the user presses the reset button to return the card dispensing device a and the like to normal operation.

(Effects) The present invention distinguishes telephone cards, orange cards, and other cards by type, stores them in advance in a card stocker that constitutes a multi-card storage/dispensing device, and attaches them to the card stocker. By operating the operating lever, the gear in mesh with the gear on the lever rotates the roller, ensuring that one of the cards placed on the roller that is in close contact with the roller is paid out. Since the card is dispensed from the customer's mouth, it has the advantage that it is possible to simply and reliably dispense the various cards and number of cards desired by the customer.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a front view of a sales management machine for telephone cards and other cards of the present invention with a built-in card dispensing device, with the door body open; Fig. 2 is a side view of the machine; is a rear view of the same machine, Fig. 4 is a partially cutaway perspective view of the card storage and payout device and card detection device, Fig. 5 is a plan view of both devices in Fig. 4, Fig. 6 is a side view of the same, and Fig. 7 is a side view of the same device. The figure is a cross-sectional view taken along the line A-A, and FIG. 8 is a vertical cross-sectional view taken along the line B-B.
Figure 9 is an exploded perspective view of the card stocker and case holder, Figure 10 is a block diagram of card sales and management,
FIG. 11 is a block diagram regarding the card vending device and management terminal device, FIG. 12 is a diagram showing the card information display section, FIG. 13 is a diagram showing sales details, FIG. 14 is a diagram showing daily sales report, and FIG. The figure shows the inventory daily report, and Figure 16 shows the management data registration.・＠Dispute outlet, 3...bottom,
4. Φ-Roller, 5. Gear, 6. Life, Lever, 6.
a1111・Spring, 7Φ・Fist side W surface part, 8...Gear,
9...Cap, 10...1 bow hole, 11...Front wall part, 11'...Φ select plate, 12...me hook t
f part, L3--Holder base, 14 cases...Case holder'-, 15-Rail part, b...Fushimi detection device, 1
6...sensor nozzle, 17...ψ sensor, 18...
...notch part, 19.. fist pallet, 20..phi. display object, 21..e main body, 22...phi. door body, 23... Φ handle,
24...Adjuster, 25-War-Caster, 26
---Interface section, 27th fist control section, C...
・Management terminal device, 28・Medium・Display, 29・Umbrella・
Printer, 30--keyboard, 31--sales details display section, 32--sales details, 33--daily sales report,
34...Inventory daily report, No. 35, 36, 37...Management data. Patent applicant No. - Kogyo Co., Ltd. Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 11 Figure 12 Figure 13 Figure 14

Claims (1)

[Claims] A card stocker is formed having a hollow portion large enough to store cards in a stacked manner, and a gear is attached to one end of the sloping bottom portion of the card stocker to send out cards. A card dispensing port is formed in the front part of the card stocker, and a gear engraved on the inner surface and a gear attached to the roller are engaged, so that the card stocker is always in a jumping state before use. As shown in the figure, a lever is attached to the side wall of the card stocker through a spring at one end, and the rollers are rotated by operating the lever, and the rollers are stored in a stacked manner according to this rotation. 1. A card dispensing device for a sales management machine for telephone cards and other cards, characterized in that the cards in the card are dispensed one by one from a dispensing slot.