EP0199253A2 - Dispositif pour la réception, la vérification et le stockage de billets de banque - Google Patents

Dispositif pour la réception, la vérification et le stockage de billets de banque Download PDF

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EP0199253A2
EP0199253A2 EP19860105157 EP86105157A EP0199253A2 EP 0199253 A2 EP0199253 A2 EP 0199253A2 EP 19860105157 EP19860105157 EP 19860105157 EP 86105157 A EP86105157 A EP 86105157A EP 0199253 A2 EP0199253 A2 EP 0199253A2
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Günter Holland-Letz
Waldemar Jäger
Udo Tewes
Peter Weigel
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    • G07D—HANDLING OF COINS OR VALUABLE PAPERS, e.g. TESTING, SORTING BY DENOMINATIONS, COUNTING, DISPENSING, CHANGING OR DEPOSITING
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  • the invention relates to a device for receiving, checking and storing notes of value, in particular banknotes, comprising at least one note holder, a test device for checking and identifying notes, an input / return unit with an input compartment and a return compartment, which are located in a housing wall, within a closable housing are arranged, and transport tracks for transporting notes of value between the input / return unit and the testing device on the one hand and between the latter and the note container on the other.
  • Previously known devices of this type have a relatively low security standard.
  • the housing consists essentially of a simple sheet steel and is closed by normal security locks. It is neither particularly difficult to obtain suitable duplicate keys for opening the housing, nor can it resist serious attempts to forcefully reach the note receptacles and / or the test facility. Such a device can therefore not be used at self-service counters in banks or even outside a bank building, at least according to the security standard sought in the Federal Republic of Germany.
  • bank customers have long had the option of depositing money with the bank outside of counter hours by throwing the money into a so-called closed money bomb, usually through an opening in the outer wall of the bank building.
  • the money bomb can be opened and the money checked, sorted, counted and credited to the customer, since his identity can be determined on the basis of a message contained in the money bomb.
  • the difficulty with setting up the type mentioned above is that the bank notes can no longer be assigned to a specific person after being stored in the note containers. The banknotes must therefore be checked reliably before being deposited in the note containers and returned to the customer immediately if there are any doubts as to authenticity or other defects.
  • the invention has for its object to increase security against access by unauthorized persons to the note receptacles or other security-relevant parts of the device.
  • note container and at least one checking unit carrying out the authenticity check and the identification of the notes are arranged within a closed safe and are connected to the input / return unit by a two-way transport path penetrating a wall opening of the safe.
  • the parts of the device that must be protected against access by unauthorized persons are arranged in the solution according to the Invention in a safe, which is connected to the outside only through a small opening required for the two-way conveyor.
  • the input / return unit which establishes the connection of the device to the customer and requires relatively large housing openings for the input and output compartments, can, as previously, be accommodated in a normal lockable housing. This simplifies the design of the input compartment and the return compartment as well as the entire transport devices for the banknotes within the input / return unit.
  • the input / return unit expediently has an input path leading from a take-off and separating device on the input compartment to the two-way transport path and a return path leading from the two-way transport path to the return compartment, a preliminary check unit being arranged in the path of the input path for a rough check of the notes of value, and wherein the input path and the Return lane can be connected directly to one another by a switch controllable by the preliminary test unit.
  • the advantage of this arrangement is that mechanical defects on the input banknotes, such as paper clips, adhesive strips, torn and folded sections, which are used in the actual sensitive test unit for the authenticity check and identification of the banknotes Faults could already be recognized by the rough inspection, so that the.
  • Banknotes can be sorted out before they enter the safe and returned to the customer.
  • the safe In the event of a malfunction, the safe can usually only be opened by two people with two different keys.
  • the housing containing the preliminary test unit on the other hand, can be opened with a key that the bank employee monitoring the functions of the device can carry with him. In this way it is avoided that the operational flow within the bank is unnecessarily delayed by trivial mechanical defects in the entered banknotes.
  • the two-way transport track comprises three rows of transport trolleys arranged next to one another, the transport rollers being able to be driven in each case with two rows of rolls which are directly adjacent to one another and having opposite directions of rotation.
  • the guidance of the banknotes is further improved if endless belts are guided over the transport rollers of each row.
  • an intermediate value store which can be connected to the two-way transport path, is arranged between the output of the test unit and a collective transport path connecting it to the note container.
  • the banknotes that have already been checked are stored in it until the entire checking process is completed. If the customer cancels the process by this point in time, the notes of the bundle of banknotes collected in the buffer store are successively fed back to the return compartment via the two-way transport path. If, on the other hand, the input process is not aborted, the notes from the buffer store are fed to the individual note receptacles via the collective transport path after the check has been completed.
  • the mechanical defects of the inserted banknotes described above can be determined in a simple manner with a thickness scan, in that the pre-inspection unit has two sensing rollers with variable center distance, which form a roller nip between them for the thickness scan of the passing notes.
  • an alignment path for the banknotes is expediently arranged between the preliminary check unit and the two-way conveyor track, in which the banknotes are driven against a stop edge so that they can be fed to the test unit in a very specific position via the two-way transport path without getting stuck either on the safe wall opening or on the input slot of the test unit.
  • the notes of value are generally transported in the transverse direction.
  • the safe wall opening can be further reduced if the notes of value are transported in the longitudinal direction.
  • the withdrawal and separating device is arranged at a longitudinal end of the input compartment in such a way that the notes of value are withdrawn in the longitudinal direction and inserted into the transport path.
  • the input compartment and the return compartment are each delimited by a support plate and a pressure plate essentially parallel to the latter, which is adjustable essentially perpendicular to the support plate and parallel to itself and is biased towards the support plate.
  • the support plate and the pressure plate are curved around an axis of curvature parallel to the withdrawal direction or the direction of entry of the notes of value.
  • This curvature of the support plate and the pressure plate has the advantage that the notes of value transported in the longitudinal direction are given a certain stiffness by the curvature and can thus also be pushed over a certain distance. This is particularly important in the case of bank notes which are often folded or rolled in use transversely to the longitudinal direction and therefore have the tendency to unfold during pushing transport.
  • a first transport roller having a concave peripheral surface and a second transport roller cooperating therewith and having a convex peripheral surface are arranged at the end of the return path near the return compartment.
  • the two cooperating transport rollers arch the incoming bill of value in such a way that it is adapted to the curvature of the pressure plate and the support plate and has the rigidity required for insertion into the return compartment.
  • a plurality of first transport rollers arranged coaxially and at an axial distance from one another can also be provided at the end of the return path near the return compartment, each of which cooperates with second transport rollers assigned to them, the diameters of the first and second transport rollers are selected so that the roller gap formed between the transport rollers is curved around an axis parallel to the transport direction. In this way, a curvature of the note fed to the return compartment is also achieved in order to increase its rigidity in the transport direction.
  • This embodiment is particularly suitable for notes that are transported in the transverse direction.
  • the support plate and the pressure plate can be arranged on a flap which is mounted on a housing wall so as to be pivotable about a pivot axis parallel to this between a closed position and an open position.
  • the arrangement is expediently such that the device only begins to work when the input compartment has been closed after the banknotes have been inserted. In this way, the risk is excluded that a customer can accidentally or willfully intervene in the sensitive transport mechanism of the input / return unit in the operation thereof.
  • the pressure plate is guided in a straight line on the flap of the input compartment in a simple manner by two levers which are axially spaced from one another on the flap shaft and are articulated on the pressure plate by means of a pin-slot connection with a pivot axis parallel to the flap shaft, the The pressure plate is articulated on the flap by means of a double link with axes parallel to the flap plane and perpendicular to the flap axis. In conjunction with the double link with a minimum of articulated connections, the levers ensure that the pressure plate is not tilted parallel.
  • the pressure plate For the insertion of banknotes into the input compartment, the pressure plate, which is usually biased against the support plate, should lift off the support plate in order to free up a corresponding space for the insertion of the banknotes.
  • This can be achieved in a simple manner in that the double link is rotatably connected to a link slide around the handlebar axis near the flap and that the link slide can be pivoted by means of a control link when the flap changes to its open position in the sense of an approach of the double link to the flap. The pressure plate is thus pulled against the flap by the deflection of the link slide and thus moves away from the support plate rigidly connected to the flap.
  • notes of value of different dimensions should be processable.
  • the return compartment has a positioning drive for positioning a note with its rear edge at a predetermined position on the return compartment and that the transport direction forms an obtuse angle with the feed direction within the return compartment at the end of the return path near the return compartment , where the point of arrival of an incoming note - viewed in the direction of transport - lies behind the position specified for the position of the rear edge of the previous note.
  • the positioning drive ensures that the rear edge of a bill inserted into the return compartment is always in the same place, regardless of the length of the bill. Thus, the point of contact for the following note can also be determined. Since it lies behind the rear edge of the note, viewed in the direction of transport, the subsequent note slides into the note already in the return compartment.
  • the positioning drive comprises a drive motor and a drive element which is driven by the latter and which is intended for bearing against a bill of value, a touch device being arranged at a distance in front of the drive element in the course of the incoming bill of value, which switches on the drive motor with a delay after passing through the front edge of a note and switches it off when passing through the rear apparent edge. Since the drive motor is switched on with a certain delay, it is ensured that the subsequent note slides onto the note already in the return compartment before the note already in the return compartment is pushed further into it. The return compartment must be long enough so that the banknotes cannot unfold when inserted.
  • FIG. 1 shows a housing 10, indicated by dash-dotted lines, in which a safe 12, also indicated by dash-dotted lines, is arranged.
  • a safe 12 also indicated by dash-dotted lines
  • an input / return unit generally designated 14
  • an input compartment 18 arranged in a housing wall 16 for the input of banknotes or the like
  • a return compartment 20 for storing rejected banknotes
  • the two compartments 18 and 20 can each be closed by a flap 22 or 24.
  • a block 26 indicated in block form, which will be explained in more detail with reference to FIG. 2 and which contains the withdrawal and separating device for the banknotes, a preliminary check unit and an alignment section.
  • the input / return unit 14 is connected by a two-way transport path 28, which passes through an opening 30 in the safe wall 32, to a checking unit 34 for checking the authenticity and identification of the entered banknotes, which is arranged together with a plurality of note receptacles 36 within the safe 12.
  • the banknote checking unit 34 is connected to the individual note receptacles 36 via a collective transport path 38.
  • a pre-memory 40 is assigned to each bill container 36, in which the banknotes to be deposited can be held until the final command for depositing the banknotes in the bill container 36 is received.
  • Banknotes that pass the preliminary check without objection are fed via the input path 46 to the two-way transport path 28 through the safe opening 30 to the checking unit 34, in which the authenticity of the banknotes is checked and identified. If the banknotes are in order, they are fed to the intermediate storage 40 of the respective note receptacle 36 via the collective transport path 38. On the other hand, if the checking unit 34 detects any defects in the banknotes, the banknotes are issued directly via the return path 48 of the two-way transport path 28 through the safe opening 30 the safe 12 out again and stored in the return compartment 20. This process is repeated until all banknotes of the inserted bundle of banknotes have been checked.
  • the banknotes in the intermediate stores 40 are stored in the note receptacle 36 after the check is completed. If, on the other hand, the customer interrupts the input process, the banknotes in the intermediate stores 40 are returned to the return path 48 of the two-way transport path 28 via the collective transport path 38 and are transported from there to the output compartment 20.
  • the note receptacles 36 and the banknote checking unit 34 are thus reliably protected by the safe 12 against access by unauthorized persons.
  • the safe 12 has only a small opening required for the two-way transport path 28.
  • the safe door which gives access to the safe interior, can be secured in the usual way.
  • the flap 22 of the input compartment 18 is pivotally mounted according to FIGS. 3 to 5 by means of two levers 50 on a flap shaft 52 fixed to the housing.
  • the levers 50 are integrally connected to one another via a web 54 fastened to the inside of the flap 22.
  • a cross-sectionally approximately U-shaped profile part 56 with one of its U-legs attached, which forms a receiving trough for the inserted banknotes 58 and the flap 22 further U-legs as a system or support plate 60 for the Banknotes 58 is used.
  • the support plate 60 is concavely curved with respect to the receiving trough about an axis of curvature parallel to the flap shaft 52.
  • the bank notes 58 are pressed against the support plate 60 by a pressure plate 62.
  • the pressure plate 62 is also convexly curved with respect to the receiving trough about an axis of curvature parallel to the flap shaft 52, so that the bank notes 58 inserted between the support plate 60 and the pressure plate 62 are also curved about their longitudinal axis.
  • the purpose of this measure is explained in more detail below.
  • the pressure plate 62 is fastened to a C-shaped bracket 64, the C legs 66 of which each have an elongated hole 68 through which a shaft 70 runs parallel to the valve shaft 52.
  • two pivot levers 72 are articulated, which are pivotally mounted at their other ends on the flap shaft 52, so that the pressure plate 62 - together with the flap 22 or independently of it, can be pivoted about the same pivot axis.
  • a shaft 74 directed parallel to the flap plane 22 and perpendicular to the flap shaft 52 is rotatably mounted, which is rotatably connected to a pivot lever or double link 76, the other end by means of a shaft 78 parallel to the shaft 78 on one is articulated with the pressure plate 62 firmly connected C-shaped bracket 80.
  • the shaft 78 is guided in an elongated hole 82 in the bracket 80.
  • a tension spring 84 engages, which tensions the pressure plate 62 against the support plate 60.
  • the support plate 60 and the pressure plate 62 should move apart in order to facilitate the insertion of a bundle of banknotes.
  • this is made possible by a sliding block 90 which is pivotably mounted on the shaft 74 by means of a pin 92 about a pivot axis directed perpendicular to the axis of the shaft 74, so that it is connected to the double link 76 with respect to the axis of the shaft 74 is rotatably connected.
  • the slider 90 has a ramp 94 which is guided on a stationary roller 96. If the flap 22 of the input compartment is pivoted from the closed position into the open position, the slide 90 is pivoted from the position shown by solid lines in FIG.
  • a support rail 100 which is directed parallel to the flap 24 and is concavely curved in the direction of the flap 24 about an axis of curvature parallel to the flap shaft, is fastened by means of a bracket 98.
  • the support rail 100 is assigned a pressure plate 102 which is articulated on the flap 24 by means of a double link 104 with axes 106 and 108 perpendicular to the flap shaft and parallel to the flap plane.
  • the pressure plate 102 is prestressed in the direction of the support rail 100 by means of two helical compression springs 110 supported on the inside of the flap 24.
  • the pressure plate 102 is also curved in the same direction as the support rail 100, so that the bank notes 58 stored in the return compartment are also curved around an axis of curvature parallel to their longitudinal direction.
  • the banknotes are already curved in a suitable manner when they leave the return path 44 in the direction of the return compartment 20.
  • two mutually cooperating transport rollers are arranged, of which the one transport roller 112 comprises two conical disks 114, which taper in the direction of one another, so that a concave peripheral surface of the transport roller 112 results (FIG. 8).
  • the second transport roller 116 engages in this concave peripheral surface of the transport roller 112 with its convexly curved peripheral surface 118 (FIG. 8).
  • the bank notes 58 passing through are given a curvature about an axis of curvature parallel to their longitudinal direction, so that they can be freely pushed in the direction of the return compartment 20 from the delivery end of the return path 14.
  • the complete insertion of the banknotes 58 into the return compartment 20 takes place with the aid of a positioning drive 120.
  • This comprises a stepping motor 122 and a friction wheel 124 driven by this, which detects the banknotes advanced from the return path 44 in the direction of the return compartment at the entrance of the return compartment 20 and into this.
  • the device should be suitable for notes of very different lengths. It could happen that a relatively short note is inserted so far into the return compartment that the next following note hits the rear edge of the note or bundle already in the return compartment and unfolds, so that the further insertion of notes into the return compartment is blocked. This is prevented with the positioning drive 120.
  • a light barrier 126 is arranged which, when passing through the front edge of a banknote, switches on the step motor 122 with a certain time delay, so that the incoming banknote is grasped by the friction wheel 124 and inserted into the return compartment 20.
  • the light barrier 126 causes the stepping motor 122 to be switched off immediately, so that the incoming banknote is not completely inserted into the return compartment, but rather into the in the manner shown in FIG. 6 still bears against the pressure plate 102 with a rear section outside the return compartment.
  • the curvature of the bank note 58 ensures that it lies really flat against the pressure plate 102.
  • the design of the input compartment and the return compartment with curved support and pressure surfaces and the positioning drive described above can be used anywhere, regardless of the application described here, wherever paper sheets or the like are to be pushed over a certain distance and / or to be pushed in a compartment .
  • a removal and separation device generally designated 128. It comprises the pull-off roller 88 which extends through the support plate 60 and which in each case advances a bank note in the direction of two transport rollers 130 and 132, to which a counter-rotating roller 134 is assigned in order to strip off a possibly taken second bank note. From the transport rollers 130, 132 the banknote arrives by means of a belt drive 136 and a guide plate 138 between two sensing rollers 140 and 142, the latter of which is arranged on a rocker 144, so that it is movable relative to the sensing roller 140 in the sense of a change in the mutual center distance .
  • An alignment path 146 adjoins the feeler rollers 140 and 142, in which the banknote standing upright between two guide plates 148 is pushed against an abutment edge by means of alignment rollers 150 directed obliquely to the direction of advance.
  • the banknote is fed by a switch 152 either to the input path 46 of the two-way transport path 28 or to a transport path 154 which connects the end of the input path 42 directly to the return path 44.
  • the position of the switch 152 is controlled by the feeler rollers 140 and 142 in such a way that when a predetermined center distance of the feeler rollers 140 and 142 is exceeded, the switch 152 feeds the bank note passing through directly to the return path 44.
  • the two-way conveyor track 28 consists of three belt drives 156, 158 and 160 lying next to one another, the transport rollers 162 and 164 of the first belt drive 156 and the transport rollers 166, 168, 170, 172 and 174 of the third belt drive 160 rotating in the same direction, while the transport rollers 176, 178 , 180, 182 and 184 of the central belt drive 158 run in the opposite direction of rotation.
  • one strand of the central belt drive 158 interacts with the belt drive 156 on the left in FIG. 2 to form the input section 46, while its other strand interacts with the belt drive 160 in FIG. 2 to form the return section 48.
  • This configuration of the two-way transport path 28 makes it possible to keep the cross section of the opening 30 in the safe wall 32 very small.
  • the return path includes a drive belt running over rollers 166 and 116 and a drive belt cooperating therewith over a roller 186 and roller 112.
  • the roller 186 also belongs to the connecting path, which comprises a belt drive running over the roller 186 and a roller 188.
  • a compartment for envelopes or a slot is formed in the housing wall 16 below the return compartment 20 and the input compartment 18.
  • the customer can remove an envelope from compartment 190, insert a message destined for the bank, and throw the letter into the slot.
  • the embodiment of the return device shown in FIG. 9 differs first of all in that the insertion of the banknotes into the return compartment is not only effected by the friction wheel 124 alone, but by an endless transport belt 192 which, on the one hand, wraps around the friction wheel 124 and, on the other hand, a roller 194 and with its one run runs parallel to the direction of insertion between the support rail 100 and the pressure plate 102.
  • This Transport belt 192 can be achieved with certainty that even worn and floppy notes are pushed completely into the return compartment without bucking up.
  • a measuring device is provided, which is to determine and store a value corresponding to the length of the notes passing through. It comprises a pulse generator coupled to the main drive of the transport track (not shown), the pulses of which are counted during the passage of a bill through the light barrier 126 and then stored. In a control unit 198 the delay time with which the drive motor 122 is switched on in the subsequent bill is varied depending on the length of the previous bill. In contrast to the system described with reference to FIG.
  • the deposited bill may only be transported further when the leading edge of the subsequent bill has surely already overrun the trailing edge of the deposited bill.
  • the start of the drive element 124 is now carried out depending on the length of the bill already deposited. The maximum differences in length to be compensated for are given by the distance between the light barrier 126 and the drive element 124 minus the run-up and stop distance of the drive element 124.
  • FIG. 10 shows a positioning drive which is particularly suitable for the storage of notes transported in the transverse direction.
  • a plurality of rollers 198 are provided, which are arranged coaxially and at an axial distance from one another on a drive shaft 200 and whose diameter is adapted to the curvature of the pressure plate 102, so that the notes are curved about an axis parallel to the transport direction, and thereby have the rigidity required for pushing.
  • a pair of transfer rollers 202 can be provided, which has a plurality of first transport rollers 204 and second transport rollers 206, the diameters of which are in turn coordinated so that the one formed between them Roll nip is curved around an axis parallel to the transport direction. This in turn allows a curvature to pass through a bill that increases its stiffness when pushed. It goes without saying that transport belts (not shown) can be guided over the transport rollers 204 and 206.

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