EP0381137A2 - Vorrichtung zum Bedrucken eines Passes und Verfahren zum Umblättern der Seiten eines Passes - Google Patents

Vorrichtung zum Bedrucken eines Passes und Verfahren zum Umblättern der Seiten eines Passes Download PDF

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EP0381137A2
EP0381137A2 EP90101803A EP90101803A EP0381137A2 EP 0381137 A2 EP0381137 A2 EP 0381137A2 EP 90101803 A EP90101803 A EP 90101803A EP 90101803 A EP90101803 A EP 90101803A EP 0381137 A2 EP0381137 A2 EP 0381137A2
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Akira Mochizuki
Masataka Kawauchi
Nobuo Fujimoto
Kazuhiro Ohtake
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B42—BOOKBINDING; ALBUMS; FILES; SPECIAL PRINTED MATTER
    • B42D—BOOKS; BOOK COVERS; LOOSE LEAVES; PRINTED MATTER CHARACTERISED BY IDENTIFICATION OR SECURITY FEATURES; PRINTED MATTER OF SPECIAL FORMAT OR STYLE NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; DEVICES FOR USE THEREWITH AND NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; MOVABLE-STRIP WRITING OR READING APPARATUS
    • B42D9/00—Bookmarkers; Spot indicators; Devices for holding books open; Leaf turners
    • B42D9/04—Leaf turners

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  • the present invention relates to a passbook printer in the bank terminal equipment and a passbook printing apparatus suitable for the said passbook printer.
  • a passbook printer mounted in an automated teller machine or in a passbook printer to be used by a clerk in charge, the machine performs turning over pages automatically and makes printing in required positions.
  • Passbooks capable of being printed by such passbook printer are broadly classified into two kinds which are a side-to-side opening, or lateral opening, passbook having a sewing part perpendicular to the printing direction and a front-to-rear opening, or longitudinal opening, passbook having a sewing part parallel to the printing direction.
  • the passbook printer referred to above is of a mechanism which permits turning over pages for such two kinds of passbooks.
  • a rolling member inclinedly at an angle of about 45° relative to the transfer direction of a passbook being transferred by the said transfer means.
  • This rolling member is brought into contact with a leaf of the passbook and is rotated, allowing the leaf to expand and move in the direction of about 45° mentioned above to turn over the leaf.
  • the leaf of the passbook is slightly curved in a convex shape by means of a press-up plate disposed on the side opposite to the rolling member of the passbook to prevent rolling up of two leaves at a time.
  • a page rolling up roller for the passbook performs two motions one of which is a rotational motion and the other is a translational motion in the direction of about 45° relative to the passbook transfer direction. Consequently, the mechanism is complicated, and no consideration is given to the handling time, that is, the cost is high and the handling time is long.
  • a page turning roller is disposed in an obliquely intersecting relation to the passbook transfer direction, and a paper guide which substantially intersects the rotating direction of the page turning roller perpendicularly is disposed in the vicinity of the page turning roller.
  • the passbook printing apparatus is provided within the body thereof with means for detecting the type of a passbook, a reading unit for reading information which the passbook possesses a page turning unit for turning over a leaf of the passbook, a printing unit for printing of the leaf, and a passbook transfer unit.
  • a hollow page turning roller disposed obliquely relative to the transfer direction rotates and rolls up the top page of the passbook while contacting the page.
  • the passbook is transferred so that the page thus rolled up strikes against a paper guide which is disposed obliquely relative to the transfer direction.
  • the rolled-up page of the passbook is moved in the angle ⁇ ° direction from the paper guide surface.
  • This movement means a rotational motion of the said page around the sewing part as a central line.
  • the paper guide disposed obliquely relative to the transfer direction acts to turn the page of the passbook in cooperation with the transfer force.
  • the passbook which has been inserted from a passbook inlet of the printer is detected its type from the position of a magnetic stripe stuck on the cover of the passbook and also from information recorded in the magnetic stripe. Then in accordance with the detected signal there are performed positioning of the passbook and a page turning operation, followed by printing by a printing unit.
  • Fig. 1 is a partially sectional plan view showing a principal portion of a passbook printing apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention
  • Fig. 2 is a partially sectional side view of Fig. 1.
  • Figs. 3 and 4 illustrate passbooks to be handled by the apparatus, of which Fig. 3 shows a side-to-side opening, or lateral opening, type passbook 1, while Fig. 4 shows a front-to-rear opening, or longitudinal opening, type passbook 4.
  • pages are turned in a turning direction B with a sewing part 2 as the center.
  • the direction of the sewing part 2 and that of a printing 3 are in an orthogonal relation.
  • the passbook 1 is inserted in a direction A into a printer (not shown).
  • the front-to-rear opening type passbook 4 shown in Fig. 4 pages are turned in a turning direction B with a sewing part 2 as the center.
  • the direction of the sewing part 2 is in parallel with the direction of the printing 3.
  • the passbook 4 is usually inserted in a direction A into the printer and is opposed to a guide plate 5 serving as a first guide in Figs. 1 and 2.
  • a paper guide 6 as a third guide and a paper guide 7 as a second guide provide a suitable gap in an out-of-plane direction of the figures to form a passbook transfer path.
  • the guide plate 5 and the paper guide 7 are mounted between frames 12 and 13.
  • the paper guide 6 is mounted to the frame 12 which is disposed on the side opposite to the side where a later-described page turning roller 10 is disposed with respect to the passbook transfer direction.
  • a span L5 between the frames 12 and 13 must at least be longer than the width in the passbook printing direction shown in Figs. 3 and 4.
  • a line 14 represents a path obtained by following the transfer of the sewing part 2 of the passbook 1 of Fig. 3 in the transfer direction A.
  • a span L6 of the paper guide 6 is set so as to be at least shorter than the span L5.
  • the page turning roller 10 is disposed on one side with respect to the center of the passbook transfer direction above the guide plate 5. As shown in Fig. 1, the paper guide 7 and a rotary shaft 21 of the page turning roller 10 obliquely intersect the transfer direction A.
  • the page turning roller 10 is driven by a motor 11 through a belt 20. It may be driven by any other suitable method.
  • transfer rollers 8 are disposed rotatably so as to be in face-to-face contact with transfer rollers 27.
  • a transfer roller 9 is disposed rotatably through a mounting piece 24 so as to be in face-to-face contact with a transfer roller 26, and also disposed are transfer rollers 22 rotatably through mounting pieces 25.
  • the distance L7 between the transfer rollers 8 and 9 and the distance L8 between the transfer rollers 9 and 22 must at least be shorter than the length in the transfer direction of the passbook 1 or 4.
  • the distance L9 between the transfer rollers 8 and 22 must at least be longer than the length in the transfer direction of the passbook.
  • a sensor 15 is provided for determining a stop position of the passbook 1 or 4.
  • Fig. 5 shows a concrete example of the page turning roller 10 used in this embodiment.
  • the roller 10 is provided with a boss 111 and a frictional contact portion 112.
  • the frictional contact portion 112 has a structure capable of absorbing changes in thickness of the passbook through elastic deformations, which structure is a hollow elastic structure having a hollow part 113 and constituted by a high friction member such as chloroprene or natural rubber.
  • the shape of the frictional contact portion 112 is defined by a first curved surface 114 having a first profile curve and a second curved surface having a second profile curve.
  • the first and second curved surfaces 114 and 115 may have straight profile lines in place of curves.
  • the boss 111 is formed of a sintered alloy such as iron and has a central recess 116 for fitting therein of the rotary shaft 21.
  • the boss 111 and the frictional contact portion 112 are bonded together through rubber lining. After the bonding, stepped areas are formed between the boss 111 and the frictional contact portion 112 to constitute picker means 117.
  • the picker means 117 come into engagement with the front end of rolled-up paper surface, and if this portion is coated with a friction member such as rubber, the retaining force after the engagement with the paper surface will be enhanced.
  • the passbook 1 is transferred while being sandwiched in between the transfer rollers 8 and 27 and enters the page turning unit, then stops in the page turning position (Fig. 6) in accordance with a command issued from the sensor 15. At this time, a page 1a having a mark 28 is positioned on the page turning roller 10 side with respect to the sewing part 2 of the passbook 1 as a center line (Fig. 12). Then, the motor 11 is operated to rotate the page turning roller 10 in a rolling direction C, whereby the top page 1a of the passbook 1 is rolled up as if it were fed to the sewing part 2 (Fig. 7).
  • the reason why the page 1a hides the transfer rollers 8 in this figure is that the transfer rollers 8 and the paper guide 6 have not crossed the guide plate 5, as shown in Fig. 1, thus permitting the page 1a of the passbook 1 to move in an out-of-plane direction in Fig. 1.
  • the page turning roller 10 makes approximately one rotation and stops in its stop position (Figs. 8 and 13).
  • the transfer rollers 8, 27 and 9, 26 are rotated in a rotational direction e to transfer the passbook 1 in a transfer direction E, so that the page 1a which has been rolled up to a certain extent is further rolled up (Fig. 9).
  • the page 1a strikes against the paper guide 7 and imparts a striking force f to the guide 7. Since the paper guide 7 obliquely intersects the transfer direction of the passbook 1 as mentioned above, the force f is divided into a normal force f n and a tangential force f t .
  • the tangential force f t serves to impart a rotating motion with the sewing part 2 as a central line to the page 1a of the passbook 1.
  • the transfer rollers 8, 27 and 9, 26 are rotated in the rotational direction e to transfer the passbook 1 in the transfer direction E, the page 1a is repulsed strongly by virtue of the stiffness of the paper and the paper guide 7 (Fig. 10).
  • the passbook 4 is transferred while being sandwiched in between the transfer rollers 8 and 27 and enters the page turning unit, and upon detection thereof by the sensor 15 the passbook 4 stops in a predetermined stop position or page turning position (Fig. 17).
  • the page turning roller 10 rotates in the rolling direction C and begins to contact a top page 1a of the passbook 1 (Fig. 18).
  • the page turning roller 10 makes approximately one rotation and stops in a predetermined position, the page 4a assumes a rolled-up form (Fig. 19).
  • the transfer rollers 9, 26 and 8, 27 rotate in a rotational direction d to convey the passbook 4 in a transfer direction D, so that the page 1a strikes against the paper guide 7 to create a force acting in a direction in which the page performs a rotating motion with the sewing part 2 of the passbook 4 as a central line, namely a force acting in a direction parallel to the end face in the transfer direction of the paper guide 7 (Fig. 20). Under the action of this force the page 1a begins to turn.
  • the page 4a positioned on the side of the page turning roller 10 of the passbook 4 turns to the opposite side with the sewing part 2 of the passbook as the center (Fig. 21).
  • the passbook 4 When the passbook 4 is further transferred in this state, the page 4a is turned completely. After this page turning operation is over, if the passbook 4 is further transferred, it is fed in the page-turning completed form to a plate (e.g. the printing unit) other than the page turning unit. In this way a series of operations are completed (Fig. 22).
  • a plate e.g. the printing unit
  • the page thickness differs, depending on the page to be rolled up. Further, a cover and thin papers differ in rigidity and frictional resistance. However, since the page turning roller 10 is of a hollow structure in which the frictional contact portion 112 has the hollow part 113, the rolling up of page is effected an optimal rolling force.
  • Fig. 23 shows a dynamical relation of the page turning mechanism, in which there are illustrated dynamical models of thin paper 50X, thin paper 50Y and cover 50Z of a passbook which is apt to be rolled up two leaves at a time.
  • the property of eliminating a dynamical boundary at the front end portion of the paper guide 6 can be approximated to fixed conditions. It is necessary that there be a relation of F > f1 + P1 among a rolling force F, a frictional force f1 between the thin papers 50X and 50Y, and a buckling resistance P1 of the thin paper 50X.
  • Fig. 24 shows the relation of reaction force (g) - deformation (x) obtained when the frictional contact portion 112 of the page turning roller 10 shown in Fig. 5 is compressed.
  • a curved line 201 is a reaction force - deformation curve of a conventional solid, page turning roller, while a reaction force - deformation curve 202 is of the structure having the hollow part 113 in the frictional contact portion 112 like the page turning roller 10.
  • the curve 202 has a non-linear point of inflexion as shown in the same figure, including an area 210 which is very insensible to the deformation x .
  • the deformation x corresponds to a value obtained by subtracting a central height of the rotary shaft which supports the page turning roller 10 shown in Fig.
  • the reference mark g1 represents a force which one roller is required to generate for rolling up a thin paper of the passbook
  • g2 represents a force which one roller is required to generate for rolling up the cover of the passbook.
  • It is a first conversion curve 203 that is obtained by integrating the reaction force g0 with the frictional coefficient ⁇ 0 between the frictional contact portion 112 and the paper surface.
  • It is a conversion curve 204 that is obtained by integrating variations in the frictional coefficient between papers with the curve 202.
  • the curve 203 is in the region exceeding the reaction force g1, it is possible to generate a reaction force for rolling up a paper.
  • Fig. 25 shows another example of a page turning roller employable in the present invention.
  • the page turning roller 10 is provided with a frictional contact portion 112 having a curved profile surface constituted by a single profile curve. So constituting the frictional contact portion 112 of the page turning roller 10 is advantageous in that it becomes easier to make a mold and produce the roller.
  • Fig. 26 shows a further example of a page turning roller employable in the present invention.
  • picker means 117 More specifically, this page turning roller 10 comprises a boss 111, a frictional contact portion 112 having a hollow part 113, and a picker means 117.
  • the picker means 117 there is a stepped portion between the boss 111 and the frictional contact portion 112, and a maximum outside radius r2 of a picker part 121 of the boss 111 is larger than a maximum outside radius r3 of a picker part 122 of the frictional contact portion 112. Consequently, the boss 111 is in a projecting form in its shoulder portion.
  • Such a positional relation is advantageous in that the frictional contact portion 112 prevents the page which was rolled up by said frictional contact portion 112 from falling and never touch another pages.
  • a page turning apparatus capable of turning a page of a front-to-rear opening type passbook and of a side-to-side opening type passbook positively in a simple structure without using a complicated mechanism such as an oblique moving means for the page turning roller or a pressing means.
  • Fig. 27 is an explanatory view of a passbook printer according to an embodiment of the present invention.
  • the printer basically comprises a transfer system consisting of a transfer path having a passbook inlet 36 and a guide plate 5 and transfer rollers 8, 27, 9, 26, 22, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35 which are driven by a transfer motor 42; sensors 15, 37 and 40 for detecting whether the passbook 1 for example is present or not; a printing unit 41; an optical character sensor 39 and an optical character reader 45 both for reading information such as bar code; a magnetic information sensor 38 such as a magnetic head and a magnetic information reader 44 both for reading information such as a magnetic stripe; a page turning unit comprising a page turning roller 10 driven by a page turning motor 11 and a paper guide 7; an interface 47; a computation unit 48; an information controller 49; and an information input/output controller for the exchange of information for a power source, external computers, etc.
  • a transfer system consisting of a transfer path having a passbook inlet 36 and a guide
  • Figs. 28 and 29 show respectively a front-to-­rear opening type passbook 57 having a magnetic stripe 54 in a direction substantially parallel to a transfer direction A of the passbook and a front-to-rear opening type passbook 58 having a magnetic stripe 55 in a direction substantially orthogonal to the passbook transfer direction A.
  • the sensor 38 is scanned in the arrowed direction 56 in Fig. 29 while the passbook 58 is stopped in a predetermined position, to read the magnetic information written in the magnetic stripe 55.
  • Fig. 30 there is illustrated a side-to-­side opening type passbook 59 having a magnetic stripe 60 in a direction substantially orthogonal to a passbook transfer direction B.
  • the passbook 59 is stopped in a predetermined position and in this state the magnetic sensor 38 is scanned in the arrowed direction 56 to read magnetic information.
  • Fig. 31 there is illustrated a side-to-­side opening type passbook 61 having a magnetic stripe 62 in a direction substantially parallel to the transfer direction B.
  • the magnetic sensor 38 is scanned in the arrowed direction 56 while the passbook 61 is stopped in a predetermined position, to detect the position of the magnetic stripe 62 and the direction of magnetic information. Then, a position of the magnetic sensor 38 is determined on the basis of the results obtained and the sensor 38 is shifted to that position to read the magnetic information written in the magnetic stripe 62 while the passbook 61 is moved in the transfer direction B.
  • Fig. 32 shows a flow of handling of a passbook to be subjected to the page turning operation in the printer illustrated in Fig. 32.
  • the passbook is stopped in a predetermined position by controlling the rotation of each roller of the transfer system (step 63); the magnetic information sensor 38 is scanned to judge the type of the passbook as well as magnetic information reading direction and reading method (step 64); and the magnetic information is read (step 65).
  • a stop position of the passbook in the printing unit 41 and a printing method are determined by calculation in a central computation unit (step 66), then in accordance with the results obtained the passbook is stopped in that position and printing is performed by the printing unit 41 (step 67).
  • step 68 whether the turning of page is necessary or not is judged (step 68), and if the answer is affirmative, the passbook is shifted to a predetermined stop position in the page turning unit in accordance with the information such as the type of the pass book already detected (step 69).
  • the said stop position indicates a position in which the passbook can be detected by the sensor 15. Since the passbook length in the direction orthogonal to the passbook transfer direction differs, depending on each passbook, it is necessary to change the amount of shift toward the frame 13 shown in Fig. 1. Subsequently, the page turning roller 10 is operated to perform the page turning operation (step 70), and after turning over of the page to be turned, the passbook is transferred to the printing unit. Where it is not necessary to turn a page, predetermined information is written in the magnetic stripe of the passbook and thereafter the passbook is discharged (step 71).
  • the position of the page turning roller 10 is fixed and the passbook is shifted in the direction orthogonal to the transfer direction and disposed in an appropriate position, there may be adoped a construction in which the page turning roller 10 is made movable in the direction orthogonal to the passbook transfer direction and the shift of the passbook is not performed.
  • Fig. 33 shows an automated teller machine embodying the present invention.
  • the automated teller machine indicated at 72, basically comprises a bill/coin handling device 73, an operating unit 74 comprising a display and a keyboard, a card/slip handling mechanism 76 for subjecting a card inserted from an insertion/discharge slit 75 to predetermined processings and then discharging both a slip and the card through the slit 75, and a passbook handling device 78 for subjecting a passbook such as a bankbook inserted from an insertion opening 77 to predetermined processings.
  • the type of the passbook that is, whether the passbook is a front-to-rear opening type or a side-to-side opening type, the stuck position of a magnetic stripe, and read/write method, are detected and suitable printing method and page turning method for the passbook are selected in accordance with the information obtained.
  • turning of a page can be done by a simple structure for both front-to-rear and side-to-­side opening type passbooks, and printing to both types of passbooks can be done in a short time by a simple mechanism.

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