EP1110187A1 - Cash-box system with sensor - Google Patents
Cash-box system with sensorInfo
- Publication number
- EP1110187A1 EP1110187A1 EP99948692A EP99948692A EP1110187A1 EP 1110187 A1 EP1110187 A1 EP 1110187A1 EP 99948692 A EP99948692 A EP 99948692A EP 99948692 A EP99948692 A EP 99948692A EP 1110187 A1 EP1110187 A1 EP 1110187A1
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- Prior art keywords
- cash
- cash cassette
- cassette
- sensor
- signal
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- G—PHYSICS
- G07—CHECKING-DEVICES
- G07G—REGISTERING THE RECEIPT OF CASH, VALUABLES, OR TOKENS
- G07G1/00—Cash registers
- G07G1/0018—Constructional details, e.g. of drawer, printing means, input means
- G07G1/0027—Details of drawer or money-box
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- G—PHYSICS
- G07—CHECKING-DEVICES
- G07F—COIN-FREED OR LIKE APPARATUS
- G07F9/00—Details other than those peculiar to special kinds or types of apparatus
- G07F9/06—Coin boxes
Definitions
- the invention relates to a cash cassette arrangement according to the preamble of claim 1.
- a cash cassette arrangement of the type mentioned with a transportable cash register-controlled cash cassette is known from EP 0 560 292 B1.
- the cash box can be placed on a fixed base plate and locked with it.
- a holding projection is arranged on the base plate, which engages through a slot in the base plate when the cash cassette is placed on it and engages with a latch in the interior of the cash cassette.
- an unlocking element that is only accessible when the cash cassette cover is open is actuated manually.
- the lid opening is triggered by an electrical signal issued by a cash register.
- a so-called emergency release is provided at a hidden location of the cash cassette which is not visible to a customer and which can be operated manually.
- the hidden arrangement of this emergency release is only as long as protection against tampering with the cash box, such as unauthorized opening or unauthorized removal from the base plate, when the design of the cash box assembly is unknown.
- WO 95/21420 AI From WO 95/21420 AI an arrangement for electronic article labeling is known. This is used to mark the price of items offered in particular on the shelves of a department store. It comprises a central station which transmits article information wirelessly as a radio broadcast, and a large number of product labels with a receiver for these radio broadcasts.
- the goods label known from WO 95/21420 AI also contains a NEN sender that can send out information in response to a request signal.
- the object of the invention is to increase the security of cash cassettes against unauthorized access.
- the invention is based on the consideration that certain prerequisites must be met before a cash box can be released from the base plate.
- a cashier is given a cash cassette when he starts work, which he places on the cash register at his cash desk and then registers with a data processing device controlling the cash register by entering his user number on the keyboard or using an electronically readable ID.
- the cashier logs off from the data processing device before the cash cassette is permitted to be removed. If, however, the cash box is detached from the base plate when the cashier is registered, this is an indication of a manipulation attempt, upon which an alarm can be triggered.
- a particularly simple and yet reliable tampering with the cash cassette is achieved in that a sensor is arranged in the cash cassette, which detects the unlocking and / or the removal of the cash cassette from the base plate and reports a message signal to a monitoring device via a signal path.
- the arrangement of the sensor inside the cash box makes it impossible to block the sensor with fraudulent intent. Such a blockage is ineffective in particular if the switching states and switching changes of the sensor before and during the placement of the money cassette on the base plate and / or the registration and deregistration process of the cashier in the monitoring device can be evaluated for triggering an alarm.
- the sensor preferably monitors the position of the cash cassette corresponding to the locking position with respect to the base plate and / or the position of the holding projection in its position locked in the cash cassette.
- the sensor can be designed as an electrical switch, in particular as a microswitch, the actuating element of which protrudes into the displacement path of the holding projection.
- the sensor can be a light barrier which detects the position of the holding projection or a capacitive or inductive proximity switch which scans its distance from the holding projection or from the base plate.
- the transmission of the alarm signal is carried out via a line carrying an actuation signal for unlocking the cassette cover. This eliminates the need for additional electrical installations.
- the senor is connected to a transmitter or transmitter / receiver located in the cash box, the output signal of which is carried as a signaling signal via a wireless signal path.
- the transmitter or transmitter / receiver can be integrated into a wireless LAN network, via which the message signal is routed to the monitoring device.
- LAN networks of this type are often used in particular for cash register installations with many cash registers in order to connect the cash registers to a central computer.
- the integration of the transmitter or transmitter / receiver does not require any additional effort for the signal transmission after itself.
- a wireless LAN network is designed either as an infrared or radio LAN, so that the transmitter or transmitter / receiver in the cash box must be constructed accordingly.
- An electronic goods label integrated into an arrangement for electronic article labeling can also be used as the transmitter or transmitter / receiver, as is known from WO 95/21420 AI.
- the known goods label also contains a transmitter which is able to send out information in response to a request signal.
- a label can be attached to or in the cash cassette using simple means and the sensor can be connected to its signal input. If the signal signal from the sensor is sent as a request signal to the signal input on the label, its transmission channel can be used as a wireless signal path.
- a goods label of the type mentioned is available as standard and has its own power supply.
- the integration of the transmitter or transmitter / receiver of a goods label attached in or on the cash cassette in the arrangement for electronic article labeling therefore means no additional effort.
- Another advantage of using an electronic goods label is that its display device, which is already present, can be used as a display for information transmitted by the monitoring device to the cashiers, for example a warning of a thief in the house.
- FIG. 1 shows a cash box and a base plate on which the cash box can be placed
- Fig. 2 is a schematic representation of a cash register arrangement and its block diagram.
- a cash cassette 10 shown in FIG. 1 essentially consists of a lower cassette part 12 and a cassette cover 18 which is arranged on the lower part 12 of the cassette so as to be pivotable about a horizontal axis 16.
- An opening 15 is formed in a wall 14 which closes the lower part 12 of the cassette.
- the cash cassette 10 can be transported independently of a cash register 50 shown in FIG. 2. For its operational use, it is placed on a base plate 20, which is arranged in a stationary manner, for example, at a cash register.
- the lower part of the cassette 12 has a recess 22 on its underside which can accommodate a functional assembly 24 arranged on the base plate 20.
- the recess 22 is delimited by the wall 14 on its side facing the front of the cash cassette 10.
- the functional assembly comprises a retaining projection 26 with a latching recess 28 and an electromagnet 48 shown in FIG. 2, which can be controlled to unlock the cassette cover 18 by an electrical actuation signal, for example, given by the cash register 50.
- a bolt 30 Arranged in the interior of the lower part 12 of the cassette is a bolt 30 with a counter-catch 32 intended for engagement in the catch recess 28.
- a switching element 34 which is actuated by the holding projection 26 arranged on the base plate 20, as will be described below.
- Fig. 2 shows a schematic representation of a cash register arrangement and its block diagram.
- the cash cassette 10 described together with FIG. 1 and the base plate 20 are part of the cash register arrangement. Recurring parts have the same reference numbers.
- a goods label 40 is attached, as is known from WO 95/21420 AI.
- the arrangement of the goods label 40 on the cassette cover 18 has the advantage that its display device 44 is always in the field of vision of the cashier.
- the goods label 40 comprises a goods label processor 42, to the signal input 43 of which the switching element 34 is connected.
- the display device 44 and a first wireless bidirectional signal transmission device 46 are also connected to the goods label processor 42.
- the electromagnet 48 releasing the cassette cover 18 is connected to an interface circuit (not shown) in the cash register 50, the latter being operable from a cash register keyboard 52.
- a further switching element 64 is installed in the cash cassette 10, which is in its open position when the cassette cover 18 is unlocked and open and is brought from the latter into its closed position by closing the cassette cover 18.
- the further switching element 64 is connected to a second input 66 of the goods label processor 42.
- a second signal transmission device 54 is installed in the cash register 50.
- the cash register arrangement further comprises a central station 56 with a central computer 58, which is interconnected with a third signal transmission device 60 and a central monitoring device 62.
- the cash cassette 10 is placed on the base plate 20 from above and then pushed back against the force of a spring (not shown), as is determined by the movement supply arrow 36 is indicated.
- the functional assembly 24 engages in the recess 22 and slides backwards into the position 24 ′ shown in broken lines when the cash cassette 10 is displaced, the holding projection 26 penetrating through the opening 15 into the interior of the lower part 12 of the cassette.
- the latch 30 is deflected by the holding projection 26 into its position shown in dashed lines and finally engages with its counter-latch 32 in the latching recess 28.
- the holding projection 26 actuates the switching element 34, which then emits a message signal 'cash cassette in the operating position'.
- This is transmitted to the monitoring device 62 via the first signal transmission device 46, the third signal transmission device 60 and the central computer 58.
- the cashier enters his user number into the cash register 50 via the cash register keyboard 52 or with the aid of an electronically readable ID (not shown) and thus registers with the monitoring device 62 via the second signal transmission device 54, the third signal transmission device 60 and the central computer 58.
- the monitoring device 62 is now "armed".
- the cashier logs off from the monitoring device 62 by making an appropriate entry on the cash register keyboard 52. This information is transmitted via the same transmission path as the cashier registration. Thereupon the cassette cover 18 is opened by the electrical actuation signal given by the cash register 50 to the electromagnet 48. This makes the bolt 30 accessible. This is now pushed downwards in the direction of arrow 38 into its position shown in dashed lines, as a result of which the locking with the Locking recess 28 is lifted. The switching element 34 issues a 'cash cassette from operating position' signal to the monitoring device 62, which, however, expects this message and does not trigger an alarm. The spring now pushes the cash box 10 forward so that the latter can be removed from the base plate 20 upwards.
- the cash register 50 reports each invoice completion to the monitoring device 62.
- the cash register 50 then sends an actuation signal to the electromagnet 48, the cassette cover 18 is unlocked and the further switching element emits a 'cash cassette open' signal to the monitoring device 62, which has expected this signal within a certain period of time and therefore does not trigger an alarm.
- the switching element 34 emits the "cash cassette from operating position" signal to the monitoring device 62, which then triggers an alarm. If the cassette cover 18 is opened without prior notification of an invoice closing, the alarm is also triggered.
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