EP1891610B1 - Compartiment de coffre-fort, receptacle de coffre-fort et systeme de coffre-fort - Google Patents

Compartiment de coffre-fort, receptacle de coffre-fort et systeme de coffre-fort Download PDF

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EP1891610B1
EP1891610B1 EP06763260.4A EP06763260A EP1891610B1 EP 1891610 B1 EP1891610 B1 EP 1891610B1 EP 06763260 A EP06763260 A EP 06763260A EP 1891610 B1 EP1891610 B1 EP 1891610B1
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    • G—PHYSICS
    • G07—CHECKING-DEVICES
    • G07D—HANDLING OF COINS OR VALUABLE PAPERS, e.g. TESTING, SORTING BY DENOMINATIONS, COUNTING, DISPENSING, CHANGING OR DEPOSITING
    • G07D11/00—Devices accepting coins; Devices accepting, dispensing, sorting or counting valuable papers
    • G07D11/10—Mechanical details
    • G07D11/12—Containers for valuable papers
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
    • E05G—SAFES OR STRONG-ROOMS FOR VALUABLES; BANK PROTECTION DEVICES; SAFETY TRANSACTION PARTITIONS
    • E05G1/00—Safes or strong-rooms for valuables
    • E05G1/02—Details
    • E05G1/04—Closure fasteners
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
    • E05G—SAFES OR STRONG-ROOMS FOR VALUABLES; BANK PROTECTION DEVICES; SAFETY TRANSACTION PARTITIONS
    • E05G1/00—Safes or strong-rooms for valuables
    • E05G1/06—Safes or strong-rooms for valuables having provision for multiple compartments
    • G—PHYSICS
    • G07—CHECKING-DEVICES
    • G07D—HANDLING OF COINS OR VALUABLE PAPERS, e.g. TESTING, SORTING BY DENOMINATIONS, COUNTING, DISPENSING, CHANGING OR DEPOSITING
    • G07D11/00—Devices accepting coins; Devices accepting, dispensing, sorting or counting valuable papers
    • G07D11/20—Controlling or monitoring the operation of devices; Data handling
    • G07D11/26—Servicing, repairing or coping with irregularities, e.g. power failure or vandalism
    • G—PHYSICS
    • G07—CHECKING-DEVICES
    • G07D—HANDLING OF COINS OR VALUABLE PAPERS, e.g. TESTING, SORTING BY DENOMINATIONS, COUNTING, DISPENSING, CHANGING OR DEPOSITING
    • G07D11/00—Devices accepting coins; Devices accepting, dispensing, sorting or counting valuable papers
    • G07D11/20—Controlling or monitoring the operation of devices; Data handling
    • G07D11/30—Tracking or tracing valuable papers or cassettes
    • Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
    • Y10—TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC
    • Y10T—TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER US CLASSIFICATION
    • Y10T70/00—Locks
    • Y10T70/40—Portable
    • Y10T70/413—Padlocks
    • Y10T70/437—Key-controlled
    • Y10T70/446—Rigid shackle
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  • the invention relates to a security container for receiving security cassettes according to claim 1 and a security system with a plurality of security containers and a plurality of security cassettes according to claim 11.
  • Security cassettes are used to hold valuables, in particular paper money, on the one hand during storage, for example after filling in cash centers and during their use, for example in ATM stations, and on the other hand during transport.
  • the security cassettes usually have a trough-like container an access opening which can be closed by a cover element or a flap. To close and in particular to open the access opening special tools and / or measures must be used, which have only authorized persons.
  • Security cassettes that are used in ATM stations moreover, usually also have a discharge opening, which can be covered by a flap element (called a shutter).
  • the security cassettes have a protective device.
  • the protective device serves to make the theft of the security cassettes and the valuables therein unattractive to a potential thief. This is done by devaluing the valuables as soon as the situation of the security cassette deviates from the intended situation in any way, the protection device also being able to emit alarm signals.
  • 'situation' and 'deviation from the intended situation' are to be understood in a broad sense.
  • 'situation' may refer not just to the location but also to the time and threat situation.
  • a "deviation" may, in particular, mean that the location, time and threat situation are different than intended.
  • a 'deviation' may arise, for example, from an attempt by unauthorized persons to open the safety cassettes, in particular improperly, or remove them from a receptor or expose them to certain mechanical stresses or transport them over a longer distance or for a longer duration than intended ,
  • the devaluation is usually done by the protective device a suitable liquid, for example, ink, is applied to the valuables through which the valuables are colored.
  • a suitable liquid for example, ink
  • the protective device of the safety cassette can be brought from a resting state to an armed state. At rest, no triggering of the protective device can take place. In the armed state, an automatic release takes place whenever the current situation of the safety cassette, which can also be regarded as an actual situation, deviates from the predicted situation or desired situation. In order to avoid unwanted devaluation of the valuables, a reinforced protective device must be put back into hibernation when, for example, the security cassette is to be opened by authorized persons.
  • the reinforcement of the protection device takes place in coordination with the respective intended situation of the safety cassette.
  • the protection device of the security cassette can be brought into different Arm istsmodi, depending on the nature of the current or upcoming, that is planned, situation of the safety cassette.
  • the goal here is to prevent unnecessary triggering of the protection device and at the same time not to block a required release of the protection device.
  • the guard of a security cassette must be more sensitive to mechanical influences such as shock or movement.
  • the intended situation or parameters which define the corresponding arming mode of the protective device of the safety cassette are programmed into the protective device or are predefined.
  • Secured containers are used to contain the security cassettes during their storage and filling, their use in ATM stations and their transport.
  • the security containers generally have a plurality of identically or differently configured receptors, each of which can receive a security cassette.
  • the receptors, on the one hand, and the security cassettes, on the other hand, have cooperative locking means with which the security cassettes in the receptors can be locked.
  • the security cassettes are not necessarily completely surrounded by the receptors or securing containers, but can only be docked there so that they are at least partially visible or can be actuated directly from outside the securing containers, for example to remove them from the receptors.
  • a typical procedure for using the security cassettes is as follows:
  • the security cassettes are filled in a cash center. Then they are brought by means of a transport vehicle to their place of use, for example, a bank or an ATM station. Before and after the transport in the transport vehicle short locally limited transports can be carried out by means of a trolley.
  • the security cassettes are located in respective security containers.
  • the security containers of the different sites may be different, but of course must be designed so that even different receptors can record and lock the same type of security cassettes.
  • the backup containers or receptors may have monitoring means that respond to unforeseen situations.
  • a security system consists of several security cassettes, several stationary and mobile security containers and a monitoring system to permanently monitor the valuables or security cassettes as far as possible.
  • WO 00/08287 discloses a security system that seeks the most cost-effective solution and thus presents a security cassette with holes.
  • This safety cassette can thus be introduced into a "mother box” during individual transport or into a safety container during transport in a vehicle.
  • a validator either in the "mother box” or in the fuse box is sensor-controlled capable of getting the liquid to validate or tag the valuables through the holes in the security cassette to the valuables to let.
  • the security cassette is not secured by a devaluation device during the transfer from the mother box to the security container or vice versa.
  • EP 1 069 540 discloses the integration of a security cassette in a radio system with a central office. In this case, a previously entered in the security cassette distance is passed on when exceeded as a trigger for a theft alarm to the control panel.
  • EP 0 235 103 discloses a system for transporting high quality documents comprising a security cassette.
  • the safety cassette is provided with a kind of protective device which can be activated / deactivated by means of magnet-operated switches.
  • the protection device is provided with a timer, which triggers an alarm or a devaluation of the documents after a certain time interval.
  • WO01 / 29786 discloses a security cassette having a protection device for devaluing valuables comprising a plurality of sensors, wherein the activation of the sensors is in accordance with the number of operations of a handle or the reading of a card for unlocking the cassette.
  • such security cassettes are known, for example, from Swiss Patent Application CH-01 532/04 of 17 September 2004.
  • the new security cassette differs from the conventional security cassettes especially in that for their monitoring and reinforcement, that is, for programming the respective desired Arm michsmodus, no additional PDA device and virtually no manually performed inspection activities, especially no such activities in unprotected environments, are necessary.
  • the signal transmission takes place directly, namely optically and independently, between the security cassettes and the security containers or receptors and, for example, without wires (over the airways) between a central office of Security system and the security containers.
  • a wire-bound signal transfer is preferably provided within the backup containers.
  • the entire transport and monitoring process is substantially simplified and security increased, the monitoring can be carried out without gaps, preferably the situation of each security cassette is known at any time in a center of the security system. Sources of error and extortion risks are eliminated or largely reduced.
  • the new security cassettes have receiver devices formed by optical receiver units or having optical receiver units. Optical signal transmission is potential-free and can hardly be disturbed by external means. Each optical receiver unit is designed to receive signals which are emitted by the respective receptor loaded with the security cassette by means of an optical transmitter. If it is intended to accommodate security cassettes in differently configured receptors whose transmitters are designed and / or arranged differently, the security cassettes also have corresponding different or differently operable optical receiver units.
  • the protective devices of the safety cassettes have a sensor which is designed to detect parameters of the respective situation of the safety cassettes and to cause the triggering of the protective device in coordination with the arming mode, if the actual situation of the safety cassette deviates from its desired situation.
  • This sensor usually has several sensors for sensing different conditions. Depending on the task that the Sensors have to be met, they are deactivated in accordance with the Arm istsmodi.
  • the security cassettes preferably also have a transmitter device for emitting signals containing information about the security cassette or its situation.
  • the transmitter device preferably comprises an optical transmitter unit for emitting signals to the receptor in which the security cassette is received.
  • the transmitter device may also comprise further transmitter units, in particular for emitting signals directly to a communication system of a security system, wherein the security cassettes form part of the security system, or to emit signals to a system-external location.
  • the security cassette is usually formed by a trough-like container, with an access opening or filling opening, which can be closed by a cover element.
  • Security cassettes which are used for use in security containers such as ATM devices in an ATM station, also have a dispensing opening which can be covered by a shutter element or a slider element. The dispensing opening is preferably arranged apart from means for devaluing the valuables.
  • the new safety container has at least one but usually several receptors in which one of the safety cassettes, usually lockable, can be accommodated.
  • the backup container has a communication device with a transmitter device and a receiver device.
  • the transmitter device comprises one transmitter part per receptor, for emitting optical signals to the safety cassette located in the receptor.
  • the receiver device comprises a central receiver for receiving signals of a communication system of a security system, of which the backup container forms an element. There are also internal Connections between the central receiver and the transmitter parts provided to transmit intra-ratio signals.
  • the receiver device of the communication device of the backup container preferably also has a, usually optical, receiver part per receptor for receiving signals from the safety cassette located in the receptor.
  • the transmitter device of the communication device of the backup container preferably also has a central transmitter for emitting signals, in particular to the communication system of the security system, wherein connections between the central transmitter and the receiver parts are provided to intra-ratio signals to transfer.
  • the security container may include an input device for influencing the arming modes of the security devices of the security cassettes received in the security container.
  • the security container can be designed, for example, as a container for stationary use and arranged, for example, in a cash center or an ATM station.
  • the safety container can also be designed as a container for transport and arranged, for example, in a trolley or motorized van.
  • the new security system includes multiple security boxes and a variety of security cassettes.
  • the security system has a communication system which has at least one transmitter system for emitting signals to the security containers and preferably a receiver system for receiving signals from the security containers.
  • the security system has a computer system, in particular for processing received signals and / or for providing signals to be emitted on the basis of Available data.
  • the computer system has an input unit for overall monitoring of the operations associated with the use of the security cassettes and the security containers, taking into account both the intended situations and the unintended situations of the security cassettes.
  • the communication system of the security system is preferably also designed to exchange signals with a system-external authority, in particular with a bank and / or police station.
  • the communication system of the security system can also be designed for the direct exchange of signals with security cassettes located in security containers.
  • the signals from the fuse holders or receptors to the individual safety cassettes can be used to determine the arming modes of the safety cassettes, since the optical transmitter parts of the receptors emit corresponding signals to the receiving units of the safety cassettes as soon as the safety cassettes in the receptors are docked or near them.
  • the appropriate Arm istsmodus is selected.
  • the security cassettes For bidirectional communication, in addition to the optical receiver units, the security cassettes must also contain transmitter units, for example optical transmitter units, in order to emit signals to the receptors or the security containers. Likewise, the receptors need not only contain transmitter parts for sending the signals to the security cassettes, but also receiver parts for receiving the signals of the security cassettes. In addition, the backup containers must have central transmitters for emitting signals to the communications system of the backup system. The receiver system of the communication system of the security system in turn must be designed to receive signals from the backup containers.
  • the security cassettes may also have a plurality of receiver units, in particular if they are alternately docked in different receptors with differently arranged transmitter parts.
  • Fig. 1 1 shows a security cassette 100.
  • the security cassette 100 has a type of tray part 102 for receiving valuables 1 and a cover element 104 for closing an access or filling opening of the tray part 102.
  • the cover part 104 is releasably locked on the tub part 102. Instead of a cover 104, a flap, a slide, a door or other means can be used.
  • a sensor 106 is provided which detects the lock. An unlocking of the cover part 104 can take place only with a specific tool and / or a specific code to be entered.
  • Security cassettes 100 which are intended for use in an ATM station, also have a, usually slot-like, discharge opening, which can usually be closed or covered by means of a pivotable or displaceable flap part 108 (shutter). Furthermore, the security cassette 100 has a protective device 110, which serves to protect the valuables 1.
  • the protection device 110 has a device for devaluing the valuables 1.
  • the protection device 110 includes, for example, an ink module whose structure and operation is known. The ink module of the protection device 110 and the discharge opening with the flap portion 108 are as far away as possible, for example, on opposite surfaces of the security cassette 100, attached.
  • the protective device 110 may be in an idle state in which it is not armored and thus can not be triggered automatically.
  • the valuables 1 in the security cassette 100 are then protected only insofar as the lid portion 104 of the security cassette 100 can not be opened without the code and / or the corresponding instrument and the flap portion 108 also closes the dispensing opening secured. Thus, no automatic devaluation of the valuables 1 takes place, regardless of what happens to the security cassette 100.
  • the protective device 110 can be reinforced, and when in the armed state, it is automatically triggered as soon as the effective situation of the safety cassette 100 deviates from their intended or predefined situation.
  • the security cartridge 100 may be placed in different armor modes depending on the intended threat condition by setting different parameters that define these arming modes differently. Triggering the protection device 110 causes the valuables 1 to be devalued by the ink of the ink module. The valuables 1 may then under no circumstances be dispensed through the dispensing opening 108 in order to prevent them and other elements (for example an ATM machine), which are directly or indirectly coming into contact with it, from being contaminated. In this way, among other things it should be prevented that other valuables from other security cassettes are involuntarily devalued by contact with several safety cassette touching components (for example, a dispenser in an ATM machine).
  • the security cartridge 100 includes a receiver device that includes an optical receiver unit 112.
  • the optical receiver unit 112 is adapted to receive optical signals received from an in Fig. 2 illustrated Japanese 210 are emitted. Essentially, the signals thus received have the effect that the protective device 110 is brought into the respectively required arming mode.
  • a transmitter device which preferably comprises an optical transmitter unit 114.
  • the safety cassette 100 has a diverse sensor technology in order to be able to determine unwanted effects or unforeseen changes in its situation independently at any time and to arm the protective device 110 accordingly.
  • the following sensors may be present: the above-mentioned sensor 106 for detecting whether the lid member closes the access opening, a shock sensor, a position sensor, a timer for determining a maximum transport time, an absolute or relative temperature sensor.
  • it can be determined with which tolerances or time delays the protective device 110 of the safety cassettes 100 are triggered after the sensors have delivered their signals.
  • the individual sensors can be activated or deactivated depending on the selected reinforcement mode.
  • the following list includes examples of two arming modes, namely, a high-sensitivity ATM arming mode and a relatively low-sensitivity transport mode, parameters according to which the sensors are enabled or disabled.
  • a service mode for opening the security cassettes without activating the guard.
  • Arming mode 'ATM' Reinforcement mode 'Transport' Impact sensor / tripping after (ms) maximum 1 hit tol. 0 maximum 2 strokes tol. after 2 strokes in 10 s position sensor activated disabled timer activated disabled or walking time specified Switch cover element activated activated Temperature sensor ( ⁇ T / time) activated disabled
  • Fig. 2 shows a backup container 200, which is designed as ATM.
  • the backup container 200 is installed, not shown, in the manner of a vault in an ATM station.
  • the security container 200 has a lock 202, for example a security lock and / or a code lock and / or a combination lock, and the security cassettes 100 can only be removed from the security container 200 if the lock 202 is correctly actuated, ie authorized. If a code lock or combination lock is used as the lock 202, as shown, this has an input unit 204, for example in the form of a dial or a keyboard or a touch screen.
  • the safety container 200 has at least one and usually several, often four, receptors. Each receptor 210 may receive a security cassette 100.
  • the security cassettes 100 that can receive the receptacles contain valuables 1, in the present embodiment, in the form of banknotes, wherein, for example, each security cassette 100 includes notes of the same denomination or note combinations with certain totals.
  • the backup containers 200 comprise a communication device, namely at least one optical transmitter part 212 per receptor 210, for emitting signals to the receiving units 112 of the security cassettes 100, and a central receiver 214 for receiving signals from a transmitter system of a control center of a security system, such as you in Fig. 3 is shown emitted.
  • the protective devices 110 of the safety cassettes 100 are brought into the appropriate arming mode.
  • the optical transmitter parts 212 of the receptors 210 and the input unit 204 may be directly or indirectly connected.
  • the protective devices 110 of the security cassettes 100 are in a very sensitive arming mode. The slightest unintended action then has the result that the protective devices 110 are triggered. If the security cassettes 100 are to be removed from the securing container 200, the protective devices 110 of the security cassettes 100 are previously brought into a less sensitive arming mode with the aid of the input unit 204, which is adapted to the effects to be expected during transport.
  • the security containers 200 also have, per receptor 210, a receiver part 216 and a central transmitter 218.
  • the elements 214, 218 are optional.
  • the backup container 200 may also be self-sufficient, i. without connection to another system or a computer.
  • each securing container 200 can also be provided with a sensor system, in principle the same as the individual security cassettes.
  • Fig. 3 shows the entire security system 300, and on hand of Fig. 3 will also be described below how this backup system 300 is used.
  • the individual security cassettes 100 are filled with valuables 1, in the present case with banknotes, and sealed.
  • the filling is registered and stored, generally together with data describing the intended situations such as the destination and the intended transport time and, if necessary, the intended transport distance.
  • the filled security cassettes 100 are stored in the receptacles 210 of a first, stationary security container 200.1. If necessary, they are reloaded into a second backup container 200.2.
  • This second securing container 200.2 is mobile or designed as a trolley 306.
  • the backup container 200.2 is then brought to a transport vehicle 308, and the filled Security cassettes 100 are reloaded from the second securing container 200.2 into a third securing container 200.3, the latter usually being permanently installed in the transport vehicle 308.
  • the filled security cassettes 100 arrive at their destination, ie in the vicinity of an ATM station 310.
  • the filled security cassettes 100 are reloaded into a further security container 200.4, again in the form of a trolley 306, and brought directly to the ATM station 310 , Finally, the filled security cassettes 100 are inserted into a fifth security container 200.5 or into the ATM device 200.5.
  • the security cassettes 100 are then emptied by bank customers receiving bills through the delivery openings of the security cassettes 100.
  • Each securing container 200.1, 200.2, 200.3, 200.4, 200.5, or more precisely each receptor 210 transmits signals to the security cassettes 100 with which the respective arming mode of the protective device 110 of the security cassettes 100 is determined.
  • the security cassettes 100 are deposited in the ATM station 310, it is also possible with the aid of the keyboard or input unit 204 to bring the protective systems 110 of the security cassettes 100 into an ATM arming mode, which is highly sensitive.
  • the security cassettes 100 may also be automatically placed in an ATM arming mode in the ATM station 310 by virtue of the ATM station 310 optically notifying the security cassettes 100 that they are now in the ATM environment. The security cartridges 100 then change to the ATM arming mode.
  • a data / key input must first be made with the aid of the input unit 204 in order to switch the security cassettes 100 into a less sensitive arming mode, ie into a transport mode, otherwise the protective devices 110 will be triggered as soon as the security cassettes 100 are manipulated.
  • further signals can be supplied from the cash center 302 to one or more of the security containers 200 and from there optionally via the individual receivers 210 to the security cartridges 100 located in the receivers 210.
  • the effective situation of the security cassettes 100 can be determined at any time in the center of the security system 300 or in the cash center 302.
  • the security cartridges 100 can thus be located at any time, or you can understand in retrospect on the basis of recorded information what happened.
  • individual or all protection devices 110 can be triggered by the cash center 302.
  • any or all of the security cassettes 100 in the ATM station may be blocked or prevented from dispensing banknotes, for example, to prevent fouling of a dispenser after one of the fuses 110 has triggered.
  • a device can additionally be present outside the security container 200, which allows an accompanying person to trigger an alarm in the event of problems and / or to trigger the protective devices 110 of the security cassettes 100. This can be done on the basis of personal knowledge of the staff or on the basis of received signals or separate, for example mobile phone messages, in particular the cash center 302. Furthermore, the transport vehicle 308 may have a display on which disturbances and problems as well as incoming signals can be recognized.
  • the triggering of the protective devices 110 can, as in the transport vehicle 308, also be initiated externally or by a third party when the security cassettes 100 are located in the ATM station 310.
  • the signals transmit only cryptic messages, which in turn increases the security standard. This can be achieved that the optical communication, if someone should be able to hear this, is not understandable. In addition, influencing or changing the communication is not possible if one does not have the key necessary for the encryption.

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  1. Récipient de protection (200) comprenant :
    - une cassette de sécurité (100) pour des objets de valeur (1), laquelle cassette de sécurité (100) :
    • peut être logée dans un récepteur (210) du récipient de protection (200),
    • présente un dispositif de protection (110) pour les objets de valeur (1) qui peut être amené dans différents modes d'armement en fonction des différentes situations de la cassette de sécurité (100) et qui peut se déclencher automatiquement dans au moins un des modes d'armement pour détruire les objets de valeur (1),
    • est munie d'un dispositif récepteur pour recevoir des signaux qui influent sur les paramètres qui déterminent le mode d'armement nécessaire, le dispositif récepteur comprenant une unité réceptrice optique (112) conçue pour recevoir des signaux qui sont émis par une partie émettrice optique (212) du récepteur (210) recevant la cassette de sécurité (100),
    - au moins un récepteur (210) pour la cassette de sécurité (100), dans lequel la cassette de sécurité (100) peut être logée de façon verrouillable ; et
    - un dispositif de communication
    • qui comprend une partie émettrice optique (212) par récepteur (210) pour émettre des signaux optiques vers la cassette de sécurité (100) se trouvant dans le récepteur (210), le récipient de protection (200), à l'aide des signaux optiques, transmettant à la cassette de sécurité (100) logée dans le récepteur (210) au moins un paramètre qui est adapté pour faire passer la cassette de sécurité (100) dans un mode d'armement prédéfini, le récipient de protection (110) présentant une technique de capteurs avec plusieurs capteurs qui est conçue pour enregistrer des paramètres de la situation de la cassette de sécurité (100) et amener, en accord avec le mode d'armement, le déclenchement du dispositif de protection (110) ; les modes d'armement, dans lesquels la cassette de sécurité (100) peut être amenée en fonction des différentes situations étant des modes d'armement à sensibilité différente suivant l'état de menace, et les différents capteurs pouvant être activés ou désactivés en fonction du mode d'armement choisi.
  2. Récipient de protection (200) selon la revendication 1, caractérisé en ce que la cassette de sécurité (100) présente un dispositif émetteur pour émettre des signaux avec des informations sur la situation de la cassette de sécurité (100).
  3. Récipient de protection (200) selon la revendication 2, caractérisé en ce que le dispositif émetteur (114) de la cassette de sécurité (100) comprend une unité émettrice optique pour émettre des signaux vers une partie réceptrice optique du récepteur (210) dans lequel se trouve la cassette de sécurité (100).
  4. Récipient de protection (200) selon la revendication 3, caractérisé en ce que le dispositif émetteur (114) de la cassette de sécurité (100) comprend une unité émettrice directe pour émettre des signaux, en particulier vers un système récepteur d'un système de protection (300).
  5. Récipient de protection (200) selon l'une des revendications 1 à 4, caractérisé en ce que la cassette de sécurité (100) présente :
    - une partie en forme de cuvette (102) avec une ouverture d'accès qui peut être fermée par un élément de couvercle (104), un élément coulissant, une porte, un couvercle ou une trappe, et
    - un orifice de sortie pouvant être recouvert par un élément de trappe (108), l'orifice de sortie étant agencé à l'écart des moyens de destruction des objets de valeur (1).
  6. Récipient de protection (200) selon l'une des revendications 1 à 5, caractérisé en ce que le récipient de protection (200)
    - est muni d'un récepteur central (214) pour recevoir les signaux externes, et
    - présente une connexion entre le récepteur central (214) et les parties émettrices des récepteurs (210) pour transférer les signaux.
  7. Récipient de protection (200) selon la revendication 6, caractérisé en ce que son dispositif de communication présente en outre
    - une partie réceptrice (216), de préférence optique, par récepteur (210) pour recevoir les signaux de la cassette de sécurité (100) se trouvant dans le récepteur correspondant (210), et
    - un émetteur central (218) pour émettre des signaux, en particulier vers le système récepteur d'un système de protection (300),
    - dans lequel il est prévu des connexions entre les parties réceptrices (216) et l'émetteur central (218) pour transférer les signaux.
  8. Récipient de protection (200) selon la revendication 1, 6 ou 7, caractérisé en ce qu'il présente un dispositif d'entrée (204) pour influer directement ou indirectement sur les modes d'armement d'un dispositif de protection (110) des cassettes de sécurité (100) logées dans le récipient de protection (200).
  9. Récipient de protection (200) selon l'une des revendications 1 à 8, caractérisé en ce qu'il est réalisé sous la forme d'un récipient pour un usage stationnaire et pour une utilisation dans un Cash Center (302) ou dans un guichet automatique (310).
  10. Récipient de protection (200) selon l'une des revendications 1 à 8, caractérisé en ce qu'il est réalisé sous la forme d'un récipient pour le transport et pour une utilisation dans un chariot (306) ou dans une fourgonnette (308).
  11. Système de protection (300)
    - comprenant plusieurs récipients de protection (200) selon l'une des revendications 1 à 10,
    - comprenant une pluralité de cassettes de sécurité (100) ;
    - comprenant un système de communication qui présente
    • un système émetteur pour émettre des signaux au moins vers les récipients de protection (200), et
    • un système récepteur pour recevoir les signaux au moins des émetteurs centraux des récipients de protection (200), et
    - comprenant un système informatique,
    • pour transformer les signaux reçus et/ou
    • pour préparer les signaux à émettre sur la base des données disponibles.
  12. Système de protection (300) selon la revendication 11, caractérisé en ce que le système de communication est conçu pour échanger les signaux avec une interface externe, en particulier avec une banque et/ou un poste de police.
  13. Système de protection (300) selon la revendication 11 ou 12, caractérisé en ce que le système de communication est également conçu pour transférer directement, de façon unidirectionnelle ou bidirectionnelle, les signaux aux cassettes de sécurité (100) se trouvant dans les récepteurs (210) des récipients de protection (200).
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