DE1728237U - COIN MACHINE, IN PARTICULAR MUSIC MACHINE. - Google Patents

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. «Tuni 1956

Hiö. P. Schomenis 1Ι · ιιηον · Γ, Tht «ler» ir. ζ T «U 24911

Betr.i Y 53 ~ Registration ^ irma Hermann E. 7oH> racht,

Hotenaundstrasse 12

Coin _r insbeaondere jukebox

With the well-known jukeboxes. is by throw-in a coin by means of an in the Mtinzabfallsoliaeht arrangedeii iCoiataktes switched on the YorwgHl- und Aufaugswerk »so that a bestismite record can be selected and played can. Up until now there was a separate elevator magnet for each type of coin So that the automaton Magnets had to have, like the number of different types of coin amounts to.

By the subject of the present utility model The goal is to simplify the gate dialing and elevator mechanism and enable operation with different types of coins. at the new coin machine are in the coin waste chute several « Schaltfcontakte arranged one below the other, which are parallel to one another in the circuit of an elevator magnet. While So far, for example, a 50-pfennig piece on its way through the Coin waste chute closed a switching contact »whereby the elevator magnet. Gear turned one tooth further With the new coin-operated machine, the same elevator magnet is controlled by larger monetary values at the same time, for example by a single mark on his Xeuf two stop contacts through the coin waste chute touches, whereby the Äufzugsmagnet two consecutive Receives impulses, and the gear wheel rotates two teeth

will. When a two-mark piece was thrown in, four im Coin waste chute touches switching contacts arranged one below the other, so that the suction magnet receives four pulses and the gear wheel is rotated by four teeth accordingly » The elevator magnet is so in the new coin-operated machine - ^ by different monetary values one or more times operated while he was with the well-known coin operated machines, each only controlled by a specific coin.

So that only the switching contact assigned to the higher coin is actuated, the coin waste chute one or more guide devices can be provided by the smaller coin when the first switch contact is touched to the side, so that the next switching contact only is acted upon by the larger coin »

An embodiment of the subject matter of the utility model is shown schematically in the drawing.

! ■ io coin a arrives after passing the coin validator i-a-den Coin waste chute b, in which the two switching contacts e are arranged one above the other at a distance. These are parallel to each other in the circuit of the elevator magnet f, its armature is coupled to the operating lever e of a gear d. The gear d controls the not shown in a known manner Gate dialing and winding mechanism of the jukebox,

A guide device, not shown, can be provided between the two switch contacts c, which the Remove the smaller coin after passing the first switch contact.

directs »so that they can carry out the second or the rest of the Sohaltkoatakt not! touched.

For example, if the coin a is a 50 Pfennigs * üek, it closes the upper switch contact e, whereby the circuit of the elevator magnet f is closed and the lever rotates gear d by one tooth. Huh. Passing the upper one Switching contact ο the 50-pfennig piece is then derived and cannot touch the switching contact below.

If the coin a is a single mark _t, it touches both switching contacts o as it passes through the ffiünzabfallsehaoht b, whereby the elevator magnet f receives two consecutive * pulses and switches the gear wheel d by two teeth.

If the coin machine is also to be suitable for operation with two-mark pieces, the coin waste chute b Tier switch contacts c "arranged one below the other and below the upper switching contact a derivation for 5G ~ Pfennigstüöke and Under the second switching contact a derivation for single-mark pieces is provided therefore all animal switching contacts c touches, so that the elevator magnet f animal receives impulses and the gear wheel d accordingly is indexed to animal teeth.

It can only be done by arranging several switching contacts one below the other in the coin waste chute of the coin operated machine can be used for any type of coin, but only one and the same elevator biagnet is required, the ^ e after the receives one or more impulses with different validity values This results in a significant simplification and reduction of the price of the coin-operated machine.

Claims (4)

P / 1312433-2,6.56 »* T 4- ■" * " Eyesight claims 1 "coin-operated, in particular jukebox arranged with a abiallschaeht in Winz. Contact for operating fine gate dialing and elevator mechanisms »characterized in that several switching contacts (c) are arranged one below the other in the coin chute (Tj), which are parallel to one another in the circuit of an elevator magnet (£), 2. coin-operated machine naoh claim 1 »characterized in that the individual hold contacts (c) are provided for operation with different coin values » 5. coin machine according to claim t and 2, characterized in that in the MÜnzabi'all shaft (t>) devices for different Actuation of the stop contacts according to the value of the coin passing through the coin case are. 4. coin-operated machine according to claim 5, characterized in that »that under the frequent switching contact (c) a gate direction for derivation the smallest coin is provided.