DE1532874A1 - Pocket-sized coin issuer - Google Patents

Description

Pocket-sized coin dispenser. Description In innumerable cases the process of a cash payment with coins takes place daily. When using conventional Wallets are often a cumbersome and time-consuming search, because the desired coins have often passed away by others. In addition, measured yourself the coins in the open purse draw more from the narrow side, which means recognition is made difficult. After a long search, it is often found that that the existing coins are not sufficient, lind that one with a bank note have to pay.

The cause of this well-known misrepresentation lies in the lack of an overview of all conventional purses. Veldinstitute and, increasingly, the retailers have in Realizing this fact at their till devices for one quick finding and removal of mint created. That The principle is the same everywhere: Coins of the same type, mostly stacked, next to each other, order according to increasing coin values and above. sicatliche, easy-to-reach arrangement. Often the Bnt- nahne at the push of a button. Such devices are, but heavy and extensive and not suitable, in a suit or in a handbag to be carried along. The lack of overview of our wallets still affects disadvantageous from another area: The ever-increasing set of all types of vending machines, coin operated televisions, parking clocks, automatic lockers, etc. it always makes it compulsory- four, to have the necessary coins ready, because one is often dependent on these facilities. Also a coin gas station, which you can just reach at night, is of no use, if the explored coins are not pre-haired. Uhrenu man in the first few years (the machines mostly not came, all but the 1Pf and 2nd Pf pieces are missing today Use mint values. The conventional exchanges are bar unsuitable because one can hardly see disorder with Ger, that the last specimen of a type of mint has just been given out. In particular, have under the inadequacy of conventional. Purses two urns of people to suffer: the visually impaired and people with only one hand or with crippled hands. How often do you see especially elderly people in shops looking for certain coins in their wallets, and how often are the coins mixed up? It is even more difficult for naturally blind people who have to feel every coin.

The rupne of people with missing or crinkled hangings can be usually recognize the coin values, but these usually have them at ver Anyone who has difficulties withdrawing coins from their wallet does so from the wallet alone The fact that it is not possible to use a conventional exchange with one hand to hold and at the same time to withdraw money from it. People are particularly hard hit who overhauled have no natural fingers.

As shown, the conventional stock market corresponds to today's demands not p law in essential areas. The shortcomings hit in particular May for the visually-affectionate and for the body-leaned (hand) too. The subject of Invention aims to create decisive improvements in all of the points listed. A device that fulfills these pores also meets a real need a multitude of people.

The task for. a functional wallet. looks in detail before: 1. All valid coin values must have a permanent place in the wallet. In the case of a good overhaul, orange must be present according to increasing coin values.

2. Coins of the same type are stacked, with one for each value If normal use preceded a sufficient number (he: should be. 3. Both the filling, how the removal of the coins has to be done quickly, safely and easily be.

The finding of certain coins is also intended for the visually impaired and. Blind be possible.

The removal of coins is said to be largely by one-handed find be possible by people with crumbled slopes. 6. Besides the possibility of coins Determined by place and number to accommodate, the wallet must accommodate the inclusion an excess of coins. In addition to housing of coins, the purse must also have space for banknotes.

B. The dimensions of such a wallet must not deviate significantly from uenen conventional exchanges. A preferred embodiment looks as follows: A disc (Fig. 1, 1) has on the outer Ranu indentations,; s of different diameters, but i; I (-eiclier depth, animal-like, vass in each case a certain, different number of coins in the shafts are stacked ltann (Bilu 2.2) Fiir CIIE g.ngiE;.. eii 1 0 Pf pieces are 2 slots provided on the floor he c coin tubes (Figure 3,3) is a Sniralfecler (4), the Peüerteller a ( 5) (rain holding parts (6) pushes. This principle has been used by cash dispensers right from the start. Hs is also used for feeding small parts for machines. The holding parts (Fig. 1,6) are firmly connected to the coin chutes, and so on The upper edge of a coin slot lies against the lower edge of the holding parts by the distance a lower Ariorcinung can a coin is gripped by its edge with a finger and executed cleanly, as shown by the arrow in Figure 2.

The holding pieces (Fig. 3,6) are rounded towards the inside of the pane in order to allow the finger to slide past unhindered. An opening on the outer side of the. Coin shafts show whether the coin supply is running out. (Fig. 2 11-3,8) The disk (Fig. 1, 1) is an axle (Fig. 2.12 rotatable angearc # net.vie axle is part of a plate (Fig. 2,10) which in turn has a container (Fig. 1 and 2) .2,9 ve-r., Bliric.en is. The end piece 13 prevents a separation of the disc 1 from plate 10 (picture 2). The boundary line of the l; eh <iltersg facing the disc 1 (Fig. 1) nestles against it, with a slide rail 14 (Fig. 2) lying in the curve, which is in the groove 15 (Fig. 2) the disc 1 is running. There are raised markings on the inner part of the disc 1 attached so that a visually impaired person can feel the respective type of coin permit. (Image 1.17 On the edge of the container 9 is a Lec; ertasch6 for the recording attached by banknotes, postage stamps, etc. (Hild 1, 'E6) Tvird the coin dispenser is not used. so the pocket 16 is on four " Washer 1 (pic 1), with a lock connecting the two parts together holds. When closed, the dimensions correspond to these described '-', combination - coin dispenser-reserve container-Geict'r- ashes of conventional purses, with 4-5 t0 pr- Pieces stacked as a basis. For a number of years now, a Device on the market that works with the individual coin chutes of the proposed coin dispenser is similar. A decisive the difference in the removal of coins. With that already lie existing device @ removal direction seen, c'er rear half the circle of the upper edge of the coin is covered. It can only be wiped off by the friction of the finger sliding over the coin. When the Mannz chute is full, however, the coins sit tight. If your fingers are also wet, it is difficult to remove coins. If you press the coin on top a little too hard, its varuerer edge dips under the edge of the shaft, which triggers the laying of blocks. This device may be sufficient for parkgroschen for (.en vorr; esenäenen purpose, but one could not build a coin dispenser from it. In a very short time, a coin dispenser must often be able to denote a large number of different coins (denonmeil i% # c @ r rear edge of the coin in the device proposed here, the coin lying on top can be easily grasped with the finger and pushed out. ”The pressure of the finger to be exerted is minimal Finger is possible.

Summary of Advantages of Coin Dispenser 1. Read the suggested Device means a novel, a12, t-erimcletes system of a Müiizaiis (rebers in Pocket size.

2. All coin values show their broad range and are clearly laid out stored in an orderly fashion. With a glance you can see whether the coins are present to pay for a sufficient for a certain amount. A search for No coins.

3. The expiry of a coin value is caused by the coin chutes laterally attached openings recognized before the last coin was removed. Through this Glass can be added in good time.

4. This possibility means that we always have a few copies of all coin values to have available, the Märiz editor is the ideal tool when using it of all kinds of coin-operated machines.

The desired type of coin can be selected through. a simple turn of the disc Turn it in the removal position. The turning of the disc can also be done with a Hand roll by letting it be done on the suit. The coins are accepted quickly and sure.

6. The deservebehalter takes a temporary excess of a certain one Coin type .on. It is used to keep things out, if there is no time for sorting at the moment.

j. The combination of the money dispenser with a compartment for banknotes creates a closed unit for all kinds of cash payments.

B. Visually impaired and even blind people can find coins they want. Please remove them, because raised marks show the various minimum values.

9. For people with a grain handicap xxä with one hand and for people with trashed Hands, the coin dispenser means a decisive c. E. Relief in the case of a cash payment with coins.

10.) Yes, the coins are sorted into the individual coin slots easy and fast.

1 1. Jeu-s Too much of a certain lttii.iizart is noticeable and can temporarily removed as unwanted ballast.

Claims (1)

Claims 1. A coin dispenser, characterized in that on the edge of a rotatably arranged disc 1 coin chutes G for all coin values, arranged according to increasing values, are attached. A reserve container 9 with a. The height of the disk diameter 1 has a semicircular boundary line against the disk 1, while the depth of the container 9 corresponds approximately to the disk thickness. The bottom plate (Fig. 2,10) of the container 9 is pulled forward under the disk 1 to the middle, where it has a tube as the axis of rotation for the disk 1 (2,12 On the edge opposite the disk 1 is a part made of elastic material fastened with compartments, (16) the left edge of which has a semicircular delimitation such that it ends with Geren's right edge when placed on the pane 1. In the part facing the pane 1, the container 9 has a profile (2.14, which in a groove of the disc 1 runs (15 ) A closing part (2,13 connects the base plate 10 with the disc 1 2. A coin dispenser according to claim 1, characterized in that a spiral compression spring (Fig. 3,4) which press a fire plate 5 against two holding parts 6. The two holding parts 6 are firmly connected to the shaft walls and, depending on the size of the coin, protrude a few mm towards the center of the shaft The line of the holding parts 6 runs through like the central axis, ues coin shaft and perpendicular to the connecting line: shaft central axis-disk axis. The two holding parts 6 have lines that are parallel to the inside, while they are rounded at their limit line towards the outer center of the pane 7.1.1. The upper edges (of the coin shafts are located by the distance a (Fig. 3) lower than the lower edge of the holding parts. This distance a is slightly larger than never before the respective min according to the coin size. hr should be kept as large as possible. An opening 8 is located on the outer jacket of each coin slot (Fig. 2 and 3) 1 between the coin chutes and the disc center there are raised markings (Fig. 1, 1'7), - assigned to each coin chute, which can be scanned and which show the respective mihizwert closed state in height and Width corresponds to that of conventional wallets. Included ; 2p- becomes the coin dispenser with the rotatable disc 1, the reserve container 9 and the pocket 16 as); intieit. The strength of the disc 1 is tiaiintsäclilich by the number of the militias to be accommodated, determined for each unit. At deal 10 Pf pieces should be the number 4 - 5 per shaft. For the storage of 10 pfennigs pieces are partly #. # An adjacent contiguous shafts provided.