DE127233C

DE127233C - DEVICE FOR DISCONNECTING MONEY OR OTHER DISC-SHAPED OBJECTS FROM A SLEEVE

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Publication number: DE127233C
Application number: DE19011207233
Authority: DE
Inventors: G Rau Firma
Original assignee: RAU FA G
Current assignee: RAU FA G
Priority date: 1901-02-03
Filing date: 1901-02-03
Publication date: 1902-01-17

Description

KAISERLICHESIMPERIAL

PATENTAMT.PATENT OFFICE.

JVI 127233 KLASSE 336.JVI 127233 CLASS 336.

Gegenständen aus einer Hülse.Objects from a sleeve.

Die den Gegenstand der Erfindung bildende Vorrichtung ist dadurch gekennzeichnet, dafs durch Drehen eines Hülsenschiebers eine das Herausbefördern der Gegenstände aus dem Sammelbehälter bewirkende mittelst vorstehenden Daumens an den Rand derselben angreifende Klinke derartig verschoben wird, dafs der Daumen derselben von der Wandung des Behälters bis etwa zur Mitte desselben zwangläufig bewegt wird.The device forming the subject of the invention is characterized in that by turning a sleeve slide a conveying the objects out of the Collecting container by means of a protruding thumb engaging the edge of the same The pawl is displaced in such a way that the thumb thereof extends from the wall of the container to approximately the center thereof is inevitably moved.

Dies wird erreicht, indem die in einem Schlitze einer drehbaren Scheibe geführte Klinke an einem auf dieser Scheibe drehbaren Hebel befestigt ist, der Anschlagstifte oder dergl. besitzt, die in Aussparungen einer mit dem Schieber bewegten zweiten Scheibe eingreifen. This is achieved by inserting the slotted into a rotatable disc The pawl is attached to a lever rotatable on this disc, the stop pins or The like. Which engage in recesses of a second disk moved with the slide.

Eine Ausführungsgestalt einer solchen Vorrichtung stellt die Zeichnung dar, in welcher Fig. ι eine theilweise im Schnitt gehaltene Seitenansicht einer Stockkrücke mit Münzenausgeber ist. Fig. 2 ist eine Oberansicht des Stockes. Fig. 3 und 4 sind eine Seitenansicht bezw. eine Vorderansicht der Stockkrücke ohne die lösbaren Theile des Münzenausgebers. Die Fig. 5 bis 11 zeigen Einzelheiten.An embodiment of such a device is shown in the drawing, in which FIG. 1 shows a partially sectioned side view of a cane crutch with a coin dispenser is. Figure 2 is a top view of the stick. Figs. 3 and 4 are a side view respectively a front view of the cane crutch without the detachable parts of the coin dispenser. the Figures 5 to 11 show details.

Mit der hohlen Stockkrücke 1 ist eine cylindrische Hülse 2 verlöthet, deren Boden 3 einen Stab 4 trägt, der mit einem kreisrunden Anschlag 5 versehen ist. In der Hülse 2 liegt eine verschiebbare Kappe 6, die durch die Schraubenfeder 7 in die in Fig. 1 dargestellte Stellung gedrückt wird. Ueber diese Stellung kann die Kappe 6 nicht vorrücken,, da das vordere Ende der Stockkrücke 1 verschlossen ist. Der Verschlufs wird durch einen hülsenförmigen Drehschieber 8 bewirkt, der mit dem auf der Stockkrücke festsitzenden Ringe 9 drehbar verbunden ist. Nach aufsen wird der Schieber 8 durch eine Kappe oder einen Deckel 10 abgeschlossen, der mittelst einer feinen Schraube 11 an dem beweglichen Bolzen 12 befestigt ist. Dieser Bolzen wird in einer Bohrung 13 der an dem Schieber 8 verlötheten Scheidewand 14 und einer Bohrung 15 einer drehbaren Scheibe 16 geführt, so dafs durch Druck auf den Deckel 10 dieser unter Ueberwindung des Gegendrucks einer Feder 17 in den Schieber 8 etwas hineingeschoben wird, wobei das entgegengesetzte Ende des Bolzens 12 die Kappe 6 entsprechend zurückschiebt. Dabei entfernt sich diese um etwa 1 mm von der in dem Schieber 8 sitzenden Scheibe 16, und es kann nun durch den Schlitz 18 eine Geldmünze geführt werden.A cylindrical sleeve 2 is soldered to the hollow crutch 1, the bottom 3 of which carries a rod 4 which is provided with a circular stop 5. In the sleeve 2 lies a displaceable cap 6, which by the helical spring 7 in that shown in FIG Position is pressed. The cap 6 cannot advance beyond this position, since that the front end of the cane crutch 1 is closed. The closure is made by a sleeve-shaped Rotary slide 8 causes the rotatable with the rings 9 fixed on the crutch connected is. On the outside, the slide 8 is closed by a cap or a lid 10, which by means of a fine screw 11 is attached to the movable bolt 12. This bolt is in a bore 13 in the septum 14 soldered to the slide 8 and a bore 15 a rotatable disk 16 out so that by pressure on the cover 10 this under Overcoming the counter-pressure of a spring 17 is pushed somewhat into the slide 8, wherein the opposite end of the bolt 12 pushes the cap 6 back accordingly. Included this moves away by about 1 mm from the disc 16 seated in the slide 8, and a coin can now be passed through the slot 18.

Ist dies geschehen, dann wird der auf den Deckel 10 ausgeübte Druck eingestellt, der Deckel kehrt daher unter der Wirkung der Feder 17 in die Lage Fig. 1 wieder zurück und nimmt dabei auch den Bolzen 12 mit,If this has happened, then the pressure exerted on the cover 10 is adjusted, the The cover therefore returns to the position of FIG. 1 under the action of the spring 17 and also takes the bolt 12 with it,

Claims

its head in a chamfer ig the bore 15 disappears. Thereafter, the coin inserted into the slot 18 can continue downward be pushed until it touches the sleeve 2.

In the same way, the remaining coins are placed in the collecting container of the cane crutch introduced, if necessary until this is completely filled, which occurs as soon as the Cap 6 butts against stop 5.

The following parts of the device serve to convey the coins out piece by piece. On the rotatable disk 16 lying parallel to disk 14 in slide 8 about the screw bolt 20 rotatably attached a guide lever 21, which approximately the Has the form of a Latin S. This lever carries a thumb 22 provided to a Screw bolt 23 rotatable conveyor pawl 24 which terminates in an extension 25. the Disk 16, on the other hand, on which the lever 21 slides, has a curved one Slot 26, an edge recess 27 and a bore 28. On the lever 21 sit two pins 29 and 30. The sleeve 2 runs into a large, but only slightly wide Appendix 31 and a small but something further than the extension 31 protruding extension 32 from. Both limit an indentation 33 and a second very large indentation 34.

When assembling the device, care is taken to ensure that the indentation 33 of the edge recess 27 of the disk 16 delimiting the stop 35 to lie comes, as illustrated in FIG. 5, in which the disc 16 without the lever 21 in that position is shown in which the slot 18 of the slide above the extension 31 the sleeve 2 is, so the device is closed. This is the position of the Thumb 22 of the conveyor pawl 24 in the recess 33; so the same would be the edge of the coin pressed by the cap 6 against the disc 16. Going to happen now the slide 8 is turned back, then the lever 21 and with it the pawl 24 remains initially at rest, until the backward rotation of the slide 8 pin 30 lying on stop 36 of recess 37 provided in disk 14 comes into contact with the stop 38. From this it is then 16 along with the disk entrained when the reverse rotation is continued. The stop 35 slides over the edge of the extension 31. ' The movement the disc 16 is finally inhibited as soon as the stop 39 with the Extension 32 comes into contact. However, this is not the further backward rotation of the Slide 8 made impossible. The same causes the one in the second recess 40 of the disk 14 engaging pin 29 from the sickle-shaped projection 41 of this Disc is grasped and driven into the recess 40. Of course it will the pawl 24 moved in substantially the same direction and this the coin of the Thumb 22 taken along and pushed outward through the slot 18. As it is Finally, almost half of it emerges from it, it can easily be grasped and completely removed if not preferred, the same can be done by rotating the slide 8 backwards against the beveled edge 42 of the extension 31 to press and thereby completely push out.

In order to enable the coins to be conveyed out, the thumb 22 must protrude from the plane of the disc 16 on which the coin rests. this will achieved by the fact that the extension 25 of the pawl 24 always grinds on the disk 16. Now, however, with the thumb protruding 22, the coins can be put into the collecting container from the outside can only be inserted up to this thumb, which is not enough. The thumb 22 must therefore disappear in the slot 26 as soon as the coin is about halfway out is conveyed out of the collecting container, this is done by the extension 25 in the bore 28 jumps in as soon as the inevitable movement of the coin through the Device is finished. If another coin is to be removed from the container, then the slide 8 is first rotated in the opposite direction again, whereby the extension 25 is forced out of the bore 28. This backward rotation of the slide 8 takes place a limit as soon as the attack hits the Extension 32 is applied. In this position of the named parts of the device lies the Thumb 22 close to the wall of the slide 8; one by the spring 7 from the Collection container 2. Another coin pushed after the slide can thus be place tightly against the disc 16 and the thumb 22 will encircle the edge of the same, so that with a corresponding rotation of the slide 8 the described process of conveying out the coin is repeated would.

Patent-A ν Proverbs:

i. Device for conveying out money or other disc-shaped pieces piece by piece Objects from a sleeve, characterized in that a pawl (24) is produced by turning a sleeve slide (8)

is moved along its axis, taking with it the object to be conveyed, on the edge of which it engages.
Apparatus according to claim ι, characterized by a lever (21) rotatable on a disc (16) which attaches the latch thumb (22), which engages through a slot (26) of the same, to the edge of the disc depending on the direction of rotation of the sleeve slide (8) (16) leads or removed from the same:

3. Apparatus according to claim 2, characterized by a fixed in the slide (8) Disc (14), in the recesses (37 and 40) of which the lever (21) engages with pins (30 and 29).

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