JP2020017014A - Media trading device - Google Patents

Abstract

To reduce a cost of a media trading device.SOLUTION: An automatic teller machine 1 includes: a safe 6 that has different depths according to security standards and stores banknotes: an upper housing 4 including a right side panel 8UR having a depth corresponding to the depth of the safe 6 and provided on the right side above the safe 6, and a left side panel 8UL having a depth corresponding to the depth of the safe 6 and provided on the left side above the safe 6; a front door 22 that covers at least the front of the safe 6 from the outside; and a right side attachment 42R that is arranged between at least one of the right side panel 8UR or the left side panel 8UL and the front door 22, has a depth corresponding to a difference in the depth of the safe 6 for each security standard, and supports the front door 22.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 4

Description

  The present invention relates to a medium transaction apparatus, and is suitably applied to, for example, an automatic teller machine (ATM) or the like that performs a desired transaction by inserting a paper-like medium such as a bill.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, in an automatic teller machine used by a financial institution or the like, in accordance with transaction contents with a user (a customer of the financial institution or the like), for example, a deposit transaction for depositing cash such as bills or coins to the user, And various transactions such as withdrawal transactions for dispensing cash to the user. In addition, as a kind of automatic teller machine, there is a so-called recycle type (or recycle type) in which bills received from a user in a certain transaction are reused in subsequent transactions and paid out to other users. is there.

  As such a recycle-type automatic teller machine, there is one equipped with a banknote pay-in / pay-out device that performs processing relating to banknote pay-in / pay-out, for example (see Patent Document 1, for example). This banknote pay-in / pay-out device includes, for example, a customer service unit that exchanges bills with a user, a transport unit that transports bills, a discriminating unit that discriminates the denomination and authenticity of the inserted bills, And a temporary storage unit for temporarily storing the used bills. The banknote pay-in / pay-out device has a banknote storage for storing reusable banknotes for each denomination and a reject box for storing banknotes that should not be reused.

  Some of such automatic teller machines mainly include a rectangular parallelepiped safe and a box-shaped apparatus main body disposed above the safe. The device main body has a right side panel that forms a right wall surface of the device body, and a left side panel that forms a left wall surface.

  Safes have different structures according to security standards. Security standards are classified into, for example, UL291, CEN-L, CEN-IV, and the like. For example, a safe that complies with the CEN-L standard is provided with a safe door that secures strength against fusing compared to a UL291-compliant safe. A fire protection plate and the like have been added. Therefore, the safe in accordance with the CEN-L standard has a thicker safe door than the safe in accordance with the UL 291 standard, so that the dimension in the depth direction is larger than the safe in conformity with the UL 291 standard.

  As shown in FIG. 15, a UL291-compliant automatic teller machine 1001U, which is a UL291-compliant automatic teller machine, has a right side panel 8UR and a left side panel that are right-side side panels dedicated to the UL291 standard-compliant automatic teller machine 1001U. The left side panel 8UL, which is a panel, and the UL291-compliant safe 6U, which is a UL291-compliant safe, are fixed by fastening means (not shown).

  The UL291-compliant automatic teller machine 1001U is provided with a front door 1022U that can be opened and closed. The front door 1022U is rotatably fixed to the right side panel 8UR and the safe 6U by a hinge 60U provided at the right end, and the safe door is mainly exposed or shielded to the outside with the hinge 60U as a fulcrum. It is configured to be openable and closable.

  In the case of the UL 291-compliant automatic teller machine 1001U, the size of the safe 6U in the depth direction (front-back direction) is set to the depth L1, and the size of the right side panel 8UR and the left side panel 8UL in the depth direction is set to the depth L1 similarly to the safe 6U. The dimension of the front door 1022U in the depth direction is depth L2, and the dimension of the hinge 60U in the depth direction is depth L3.

  On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 16 in which a CEN-L standard-compliant automatic teller machine 1001C, which is a CEN-L standard-compliant automatic teller machine, is given the same reference numerals as those in FIG. A not-shown connection between the right side panel 8CR as the right side panel and the left side panel 8CL as the left side panel for the automatic teller machine 1001C and the CEN-L standard safe 6C as a CEN-L standard safe. It is fixed by means.

  An automatic teller machine 1001C conforming to the CEN-L standard is provided with a front door 1022C that can be opened and closed. The front door 1022C is rotatably fixed to the right side panel 8CR and the safe 6C by a hinge 60C provided at the right end, and mainly exposes or shields the safe door to the outside with the hinge 60C as a fulcrum. It is configured to be openable and closable. Incidentally, the front door 1022C has an oblique upper end at the front end for convenience in design.

  In the case of the CEN-L standard-type automatic teller machine 1001C, the size of the safe 6C in the depth direction is larger than the depth L1 of the safe 6U, and the size of the right side panel 8CR and the left side panel 8CL in the depth direction is safe. 6C, the front door 1022C has a depth L2 similar to the front door 1022U, and the hinge 60C has a depth L3 similar to the safe 6U.

  Since the depth L1 of the safe 6C is larger than the depth L4 of the safe 6U, the depth L4 of the right side panel 8CR and the left side panel 8CL of the CEN-L standard compliant automatic teller machine 1001C is UL291 standard compliant automatic depositing machine. It is larger than the depth L1 of the right side panel 8UR and the left side panel 8UL of the dispenser 1001U.

JP 2013-174946 A

  As described above, in the automatic teller machine of the UL 291 standard, the right side panel 8UR and the left side panel 8UL dedicated to the UL 291 standard automatic teller machine 1001U are used for the UL 291 standard automatic teller machine 1001U, and the CEN is also used. The right side panel 8CR and the left side panel 8CL dedicated to the CEN-L standard automatic teller machine 1001C were used for the -L standard automatic teller machine 1001C. For this reason, the automatic teller machine must prepare a dedicated right side panel and a left side panel for each of a plurality of types of safes having different sizes depending on the security standard, and the cost reduction effect has been impaired.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above points, and aims to propose a media transaction device that can be reduced in cost.

  In order to solve such a problem, in the medium transaction apparatus of the present invention, a safe having a depth different according to the standard and containing a medium, a right side panel having a depth corresponding to the depth of the safe and provided on the right side of the safe are provided. An upper housing having a depth corresponding to the depth of the safe and including a left side panel provided on the left side of the safe, a front door covering at least the safe from the front to the outside, and at least a right side panel or a left side panel. An attachment is provided between any one of them and the front door, has a depth corresponding to the difference in the depth of the safe for each standard, and has an attachment for supporting the front door.

  According to the present invention, a common side panel can be used for a plurality of types of safes having different sizes.

  ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, the common side panel can be used for several types of safes with different sizes, and thus a media transaction device that can be reduced in cost can be realized.

It is a perspective view showing the appearance composition of an automatic teller machine. It is a left view which shows the internal structure of an automatic teller machine. 1A is a right side view, and FIG. 2B is a left side view, showing an external configuration of a UL291-compliant automatic teller machine. 1A is a right side view, and FIG. 1B is a left side view of a CEN-L standard type automatic teller machine according to a first embodiment. It is a top view which shows the external appearance structure of the upper housing | casing and front door in the UL291 standard type automatic teller machine by 1st and 3rd embodiment. It is a perspective view showing composition of a front door right side engaging part in a CEN-L standard type automatic teller machine by a 1st and 2nd embodiment. It is a perspective view which shows the structure of the front door right side engaging part in UL291 standard type automatic teller machine. It is a perspective view which shows the structure of the front door left side engagement part in UL291 standard type automatic teller machine. The external structure of the CEN-L standard type automatic teller machine according to the second embodiment is shown, (A) is a right side view, and (B) is a left side view. It is a perspective view which shows the structure of the front door left side engagement part in CEN-L standard type automatic teller machine by 2nd Embodiment. The external structure of the CEN-L standard type automatic teller machine by 3rd Embodiment is shown, (A) is a right view, (B) is a left view. It is a perspective view which shows the structure of the front door right side engagement part in CEN-L standard type automatic teller machine by 3rd Embodiment. It is a perspective view which shows the structure of the front door right side engagement part in CEN-L standard type automatic teller machine by another embodiment. It is a perspective view showing composition of a right attachment by other embodiments. 1A is a right side view and FIG. 1B is a left side view of a conventional automatic dispensing machine of the UL 291 standard. 1A is a right side view, and FIG. 1B is a left side view of a conventional CEN-L standard type automatic teller machine.

  Hereinafter, embodiments for carrying out the invention (hereinafter, referred to as embodiments) will be described with reference to the drawings.

[1. First Embodiment]
[1-1. Overall structure of automatic teller machine]
As shown in FIG. 1, the automatic teller machine 1 is mainly composed of a box-shaped apparatus main body 2 and is installed in, for example, a financial institution or various commercial facilities, and is used by a user (ie, a financial institution or a commercial facility). With customers, etc.) for cash processing such as payment processing and payment processing. This automatic teller machine 1 is a UL 291 standard automatic teller machine 1U which is a UL 291 standard automatic teller machine shown in FIG. 3 or a CEN-L standard automatic teller machine shown in FIG. -It is constituted by an automatic teller machine 1C conforming to the L standard. Hereinafter, the automatic cash dispenser 1U conforming to the UL291 standard and the automatic cash dispenser 1C conforming to the CEN-L standard are collectively referred to as the automatic teller machine 1.

  The apparatus main body 2 includes an upper housing 4 on the upper side and a safe 6 on the lower side. The upper housing 4 includes a right side panel 8UR, a left side panel 8UL, a top panel 10 and a rear panel 12, and covers the right, left, upper and rear sides of the internal space of the automatic teller machine 1, respectively. , The front side and the lower side are open. Further, the upper housing 4 has a housing opening formed on the front side for communicating the internal space surrounded by the upper housing 4 with the outside, and a response portion 14 capable of opening and closing the upper half of the housing opening. Is provided on the front side. The response section 14 is rotatably fixed to the upper housing 4 by a hinge (not shown) provided at the right end, and is configured such that the upper half of the housing opening can be opened and closed with the hinge as a fulcrum. .

  The safe 6 is disposed below the upper housing 4 and accommodates a bill unit 30 (FIG. 2) for accommodating a plurality of bill storages, and is surrounded by a top plate, a bottom plate, a left side plate, a right side plate, and a back plate. A safe opening for communicating the enclosed internal space with the outside is formed on the front side, and a safe door (not shown) capable of opening and closing the safe opening is provided on the front side which is the opening side. This safe 6 is constituted by a safe 6U mounted on the UL291-compliant automatic teller machine 1U shown in FIG. 3 or a safe 6C mounted on the CEN-L-compliant automatic teller machine 1C shown in FIG. ing. Hereinafter, the safe 6U and the safe 6C are collectively referred to as a safe 6.

  The response unit 14 is provided at a location where the user can easily insert bills, operate with a touch panel, and the like in a state where the user faces the front side. The response unit 14 is provided with a card receipt entrance / exit 16, a deposit / withdrawal port 18, and an operation display unit 20. The exchange unit 14 directly exchanges, for example, cash and cards with a user, and notifies information on transactions and the like. Accept operation instructions. The card receipt entry / exit 16 is a part for inserting or ejecting various cards such as a cash card and issuing a receipt on which transaction contents and the like are printed at the end of transaction processing. The operation display unit 20 is a touch panel in which an LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) for displaying an operation screen at the time of transaction and a touch sensor for selecting a type of transaction, inputting a password, a transaction amount, and the like are integrated.

  In the following, the side of the automatic teller machine 1 facing the user is referred to as the front side, the opposite is referred to as the rear side, and the left and right as viewed from the user facing the front side are referred to as the left side and the right side, respectively. The lower side is defined and explained.

  The apparatus main body 2 is provided with a front door 22 that can be opened and closed below the response section 14 on the front side. The front door 22 is rotatable with respect to the apparatus main body 2 (upper housing 4 and safe 6) by hinge portions 60 (hinge portions 60U (FIG. 3) and hinge portions 60U (FIG. 4)) described later provided at the right end. The hinge 60 is used as a fulcrum so that the lower half of the housing opening and the front of the safe 6 can be opened and closed. The front door 22 is constituted by a front door 22U used for the UL 291 standard automatic teller machine 1U shown in FIG. 3 or a front door 22C used for the CEN-L standard automatic teller machine 1C shown in FIG. Have been. Hereinafter, the front door 22U and the front door 22C are also collectively referred to as the front door 22.

  The hinge portion 60U (FIG. 3) includes a hinge 23U as a door-side first hinge provided above the right end in a closed state, which is a fulcrum side of the front door 22U, and a door side provided below the hinge 23U. A hinge 24U as a second hinge, a hinge 50 as a side panel side hinge provided on the front of the right end of the right side panel 8UR and supporting the hinge 23U, and a hinge 24U provided on the front of the right end of the safe 6U. And a hinge 7U as a safe-side hinge.

  The hinge portion 60C (FIG. 4) includes a hinge 23C as a door-side first hinge provided above the right end in a closed state, which is a fulcrum side of the front door 22C, and a door side provided below the hinge 23C. Hinges 24C as second hinges, hinges 50 as attachment-side hinges provided on the front surface of the right end of the right attachment 42R and supporting the hinges 23C, and safes provided on the front surface of the right end of the safe 6C and supporting the hinges 24C. And a hinge 7C as a side hinge. Hereinafter, the hinge portion 60U and the hinge portion 60C are also collectively referred to as the hinge portion 60.

  The automatic teller machine 1 protects the inside of the automatic teller machine 1 by closing the response section 14 and the front door 22 in the case of a transaction operation in which transaction processing is performed with a customer. On the other hand, the automatic teller machine 1 opens the response unit 14 and the front door 22 as necessary in the case of a maintenance work in which maintenance work is performed by a worker such as a maintenance person or a bank member of a financial institution. , Can easily perform the operation for each part inside.

[1-2. Internal Configuration of Automatic Teller Machine]
As shown in FIG. 2, the apparatus main body 2 of the automatic teller machine 1 incorporates therein a plurality of portions for performing various processes relating to bills. This banknote is formed in a thin rectangular paper leaf shape, for example, using a material such as paper or resin.

  A control unit 26 for controlling the entire automatic teller machine 1 and a power supply unit 27 for supplying power to various parts inside the automatic teller machine 1 are mounted on the upper side inside the apparatus main body 2. To the unit 26 and the power supply unit 27, cables of a card detail unit 28, a bill unit 29, and a bill unit 30 are connected.

  On the lower side of the power supply unit 27 inside the apparatus main body 2, a card specification unit 28, a banknote unit 29, and a banknote unit 30 are arranged from above to below via a unit base and a slide rail (not shown). , And can be pulled out and stored in the apparatus main body 2 by the slide rail.

  The card detail unit 28 reads account numbers and the like magnetically recorded on various cards, prints transaction details on receipts, and discharges them. The bill unit 29 is, for example, a customer service unit that exchanges bills with a user, a conveying unit that conveys bills, a discriminating unit that discriminates the denomination and authenticity of the inserted bills, and is inserted. The banknote is temporarily stored therein for temporarily storing the banknote, and the banknote is deposited or withdrawn according to an instruction from a host. The banknote unit 30 is provided with a plurality of banknote storages for storing banknotes separately for each denomination, and is stored in the safe 6 to maintain security. The banknote unit 30 can be pulled out of the safe 6 by opening a safe door (not shown) provided on the front surface of the safe 6.

[1-3. Configuration of safe]
The structure of the safe 6 differs depending on the security standard. The security standard is subdivided into, for example, UL291, CEN-L, CEN-IV, and the like, and is set so that the strength against an attack increases in the order of UL291, CEN-L, and CEN-IV. For example, in the safe 6C, a fireproof plate or the like is added to the safe door in order to secure the strength against fusing for the safe 6U. Therefore, the safe 6C has a thicker safe door than the safe 6U, so that the size in the depth direction is larger than that of the safe 6U. More specifically, the size of the safe 6U in the depth direction is L1 (FIG. 3), and the size of the safe 6C in the depth direction is L4 (FIG. 4).

  The UL291-compliant automatic teller machine 1U shown in FIG. 3 in which members corresponding to those in FIG. 15 are denoted by the same reference numerals has a safe 6U. The CEN-L standard compliant automatic teller machine 1C shown in FIG. 4 in which members corresponding to those in FIG. 16 are denoted by the same reference numerals has a safe 6C. In the automatic teller machine 1U (FIG. 3) compliant with the UL291 standard, the right side panel 8UR, the left side panel 8UL, and the safe 6U are fixed by fastening means (not shown). In the CEN-L standard type automatic teller machine 1C (FIG. 4), the right side panel 8UR and the left side panel 8UL and the safe 6C are fixed by fastening means (not shown). As described above, the common right-hand side panel 8UR and the left-hand side panel 8UL are used in the UL291-compliant automatic teller machine 1U and the CEN-L-compliant automatic teller machine 1C.

[1-4. Configuration of front door]
As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the front door 22C of the CEN-L standard-compliant automatic teller machine 1C has a shape like a capital letter "L" in a plan view, and in a closed state, the opening of the housing opening is closed. The front shield 22F is formed by a front shield 22F that covers the lower half and the front of the safe 6C, and a left shield 22L that is bent from the left end of the front shield 22F and covers a part of the left side panel 8CL. The front door 22C and the front door 22U (FIG. 3) have substantially the same configuration except that the depth of the left-side shield 22L is different, and the front door 22U is similar to the front door 1022U (FIG. 15). Since it is configured, a detailed description of the front door 22U is omitted. The depth dimension of the front shielding portion 22F of the front doors 22U and 22C is depth L2, and the depth dimension of the left shielding portion 22L (that is, the left side surface) of the front door 22C is depth L6.

  A hinge 23C is fixed on the upper side and a hinge 24C is fixed on the lower side of the right end of the front door 22C (FIG. 4). The front door 22C has a support bar (not shown) of the hinge 23C provided in a fulcrum hole 51H (FIG. 6) of a hinge 50 described later provided at the front end of the right side panel 8UR, and a support bar (not shown) of the hinge 24C provided at the right end of the safe 6C. Are inserted into respective fulcrum holes (not shown) of hinges 7C provided at the front end of the apparatus, so that the apparatus body 2 can be opened and closed.

  A lock 32 is mounted on the opposite side of the front door 22C opposite to the fulcrum side where the hinges 23C and 24C are fixed (left side in the closed state). A lock lever 33 is fixed to the lock 32. When the front door 22C is closed and a key (not shown) is inserted into the lock 32 and is turned, the lock lever 33 is turned together with the lock 32 and locked in the lock hole 34 (FIG. 8) of the left side panel 8UL. The lever 33 is locked by being locked. The lock lever 33 has a structure in which a mechanism (not shown) of the lock detection unit 35 fixed to the left side panel 8UL is pressed when locking, and a switch (not shown) is pressed through the mechanism.

[1-5. Configuration of right side panel]
The right side panel 8UR has a substantially trapezoidal shape in a side view, and a front attachment mounting plate 37b is formed along the vertical direction behind the hinge 23C of the front door 22C at the front lower end, and a front attachment mounting plate is formed. An inclined plate 37c is formed which is inclined rearward as it goes upward from the upper end of 37b. The size of the right side panel 8UR and the left side panel 8UL in the depth direction is the depth L1 like the safe 6U.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the right side side panel 8UR is formed by sheet metal processing of a metal plate, as shown in FIG. 6, the front door right engagement portion 44R where the hinge 23C which is the fulcrum of the front door 22C is supported by the hinge 50. An outer wall plate 37a having a plane that faces rightward along the vertical direction and constitutes the right wall surface of the right side panel 8UR, and is bent leftward from the front end of the outer wall plate 37a, and moves forward along the vertical direction. A front attachment mounting plate 37b having a flat surface, an inclined plate 37c bent leftward from the outer wall plate 37a and inclined backward from an upper end of the front attachment mounting plate 37b, and a left end of the front attachment mounting plate 37b. Bending backward, a left attachment mounting plate 37d having a plane facing left along the vertical direction, and bending leftward from the lower end of the outer wall plate 37a, And a lower safe mounting plate 37e having a flat surface facing downward along the rear direction.

  The front attachment mounting plate 37b has a hole 39a and a hole 39b near the upper and lower ends, a hole 39c slightly above the hole 39b, and a hole 39d substantially at the center in the vertical direction. Have been. A hole 39e and a hole 39f are formed near the upper and lower ends of the left attachment mounting plate 37d. Further, a hole 39g is formed in the lower safe mounting plate 37e behind the left attachment mounting plate 37d.

  When the right side panel 8UR is used in the UL291-compliant automatic teller machine 1U, a hinge 50 is attached as shown in FIG. On the other hand, when the right side panel 8UR is used in the CEN-L standard-compliant automatic teller machine 1C, as shown in FIG. 6, a hinge 50 is attached via a right attachment 42R.

[1-6. Configuration of right attachment]
As shown in FIG. 4, the right attachment 42R as a fulcrum-side attachment is disposed between the right side panel 8UR and the hinge 50 in the CEN-L standard type automatic teller machine 1C. The dimension of the right attachment 42R in the depth direction is the depth L5. The depth L5, which is the dimension in the depth direction of the right attachment 42R, is equivalent to the depth L4, which is the difference between the depth L4, which is the dimension in the depth direction of the safe 6C, and the depth L1, which is the dimension in the depth direction of the safe 6U. is there.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the right attachment 42R is formed by processing a metal plate into a sheet metal, has a plane that faces rightward along the up-down direction, and an outer wall plate 46a that forms the right wall surface of the right attachment 42R. And a front hinge mounting plate 46b having a plane that is bent leftward from the front end of the outer wall plate 46a and faces forward in the up-down direction, and bent leftward from the upper end portion of the outer wall plate 46a, and extends upward in the front-rear direction. An upper end plate 46c having a flat surface facing downward, a lower safe mounting plate 46d as a lower plate having a flat surface which is bent leftward from a lower end portion of the outer wall plate 46a and faces downward in the front-rear direction, and after the outer wall plate 46a. A rear side panel mounting plate 46e having a plane that is bent leftward from the end and faces rearward along the vertical direction, and a rearward bending from the left end of the rear side panel mounting plate 46e to the right along the vertical direction. To And a left side panel mounting plate 46f having a Ku plane. Hereinafter, the rear side panel mounting plate 46e and the left side panel mounting plate 46f are collectively referred to as a side panel mounting portion 70, and the outer wall plate 46a, the upper end plate 46c, and the lower safe mounting plate 46d are collectively referred to as a connecting portion 72. The front hinge mounting plate 46b is also referred to as a hinge mounting portion 74.

  In the rear side panel mounting plate 46e, a position facing the hole 39a and the hole 39b in the vicinity of the upper and lower ends with an interval equivalent to the interval between the hole 39a and the hole 39b in the right side panel 8UR. A hole 48a and a hole 48b are formed in the hole. In the left side panel mounting plate 46f, a position facing the hole 39e and the hole 39f in the vicinity of the upper and lower ends with an interval equivalent to the interval between the hole 39e and the hole 39f in the right side panel 8UR. A hole 48c and a hole 48d are formed in the hole. Notches 49U and 49D at the upper and lower ends of the front hinge mounting plate 46b allow a tool to access the hole 48a and the hole 48b from the front of the front hinge mounting plate 46b when fixing a rivet to the hole 48a and the hole 48b. Are formed. In the front hinge mounting plate 46b, a hole 48e is formed above the notch 49U, and a hole 48f is formed substantially at the center in the vertical direction. Further, a hole 48g is formed in the lower safe mounting plate 46d behind the left side panel mounting plate 46f.

[1-7. Configuration of left side panel]
As shown in FIG. 8, the front door left engagement portion 44 </ b> L where the opposite side of the front door 22 (the front doors 22 </ b> U and 22 </ b> C) is supported by the left side panel 8 </ b> UL is formed by the left side panel 8 </ b> UL. It is configured almost symmetrically. Specifically, the left side panel 8UL has a flat surface that faces leftward along the up-down direction and has an outer wall plate 40a that forms the right wall surface of the left side panel 8UL, and is bent rightward from the front end of the outer wall plate 40a, A front plate 40b having a flat surface facing forward in the direction, an inclined plate 40c bent rightward from the outer wall plate 40a and inclined rearward from the upper end of the front plate 40b, and a rear end from the right end of the front plate 40b. A right side plate 40d having a plane bent rightward along the vertical direction, and a lower safe mounting plate 40e having a plane bent rightward from the lower end of the outer wall plate 40a and directed downward along the front-rear direction. have.

  Holes 41a and 41b are formed in the front side plate 40b near the upper and lower ends. The right side plate 40d is provided with holes 41e and 41f near the upper and lower ends. The holes 41a, 41b, 41e and the hole 41f are used when the left attachment 142L (FIG. 10) is fixed to the left side panel 8UL in the second embodiment. Further, a hole 41g is formed in the lower safe mounting plate 40e behind the right side plate 40d.

  A lock hole 34 for locking the lock lever 33 (FIGS. 3 and 4) is formed in the front side plate 40b. The front side plate 40b brings the lock lever 33 (FIGS. 3 and 4) into contact with a lock detection unit 35 described later via the lock hole 34.

  The lock detection unit 35 is fixed to the left side panel 8UL on the right side of the outer wall plate 37a by fastening means (not shown). The lock detection unit 35 notifies the control unit 26 of the detection result of whether or not the switch is pressed by the lock lever 33 (FIGS. 3 and 4). In response to this, the control unit 26 detects whether or not the front door 22 is locked based on the obtained detection result.

[1-8. Hinges Configuration]
As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the hinge 60 (hinges 60U and 60C) has a depth L3 in the depth direction. As shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, the hinge 50 in the hinge portion 60 is formed by sheet metal processing of a metal plate, and includes a support portion 51 and a fixing plate 52. The support portion 51 has a cylindrical shape, and has a fulcrum hole 51H along the vertical direction formed therein. The fixing plate 52 has a plate shape extending in the up-down direction, and has a gap equivalent to the gap between the hole 39d and the hole 39c of the right side panel 8UR and the gap between the hole 48f and the hole 48e of the right attachment 42R. A hole 53a and a hole 53b are formed at positions facing the hole 39d and the hole 39c, and the hole 48f and the hole 48e.

  In the above, the cash automatic teller machine 1C conforming to the CEN-L standard has mainly been described. However, in the automatic cash dispenser 1U conforming to the UL 291 standard, the lock 32, the lock lever 33, the lock hole 34, and the lock detecting unit 35 are also CEN. -It is configured similarly to the L standard-compliant automatic teller machine 1C.

[1-9. Fixing method for each security standard]
In such a configuration, when configuring the automatic teller machine 1U of the UL 291 standard, the automatic teller machine 1 has a hole 53a of a hinge 50 in a hole 39d and a hole 39c of the right side panel 8UR as shown in FIG. The hinge 50 is fixed to the right side panel 8UR by riveting the hole 53b. Subsequently, in the automatic teller machine 1, the right side panel 8UR is fixed to the safe 6U by riveting the hole 39g to a hole (not shown) of the safe 6U. Subsequently, in the automatic teller machine 1, the lock detection unit 35 is fixed to the left side panel 8UL (FIG. 8), and the hole 41g is riveted to a hole (not shown) of the safe 6U. Fixed to safe 6U.

  On the other hand, when the automatic teller machine 1 constitutes the CEN-L standard compliant automatic teller machine 1C, as shown in FIG. 6, the hole 39a, the hole 39b, the hole 39e, and the hole 39f of the right side panel 8UR are provided. The right attachment 42R is fixed to the right side panel 8UR by riveting the hole 48a, the hole 48b, the hole 48c, and the hole 48d of the right attachment 42R. Subsequently, in the automatic teller machine 1, the right side panel 8UR and the right attachment 42R are fixed to the safe 6C by the holes 39g and 48g being riveted to the holes (not shown) of the safe 6C. Subsequently, the automatic teller machine 1 is configured such that the holes 53a and 53b of the hinge 50 are riveted to the holes 48f and 48e of the right attachment 42R fixed to the right side panel 8UR, respectively. The hinge 50 is fixed to 42R. As described above, in the CEN-L standard type automatic teller machine 1C, the hinge 50 is fixed to the right side panel 8UR via the right attachment 42R.

[1-10. Effects etc.]
Here, when the right side panel 8UR and the left side panel 8UL common to the UL 291 standard automatic teller machine 1U and the CEN-L standard automatic teller machine 1C are used as in the present embodiment, CEN In the -L standard compliant automatic teller machine 1C, since the depth L1 of the right side panel 8UR is shorter than the depth L4 of the safe 6C, the distance between the front attachment mounting plate 37b of the right side panel 8UR and the front door 22C. A gap in the front-rear direction occurs.

  On the other hand, when configuring the automatic teller machine 1U conforming to the UL 291 standard, the automatic teller machine 1 directly fixes the hinge 50 to the right side panel 8UR and attaches the lock detection unit 35 to the left side panel 8UL, while CEN When configuring the automatic teller machine 1C conforming to the -L standard, the hinge 50 is fixed to the right side panel 8UR via the right attachment 42R. Accordingly, the CEN-L standard-compliant automatic teller machine 1C can fill the gap between the front attachment mounting plate 37b of the right side panel 8UR and the fulcrum-side end of the front door 22C, and can also attach the right attachment 42R to the right attachment 42R. The hinge 23C of the front door 22C can be supported by the fixed hinge 50.

  As described above, the automatic teller machine 1 can absorb the difference in depth between the safe 6U and the safe 6C by the right attachment 42R. As a result, the automatic teller machine 1 uses the UL 291 standard type automatic teller machine 1U of one type of the right side panel 8UR and the left side panel 8UL having a depth equivalent to the depth of the safe having the smallest depth among a plurality of security standards. And the CEN-L standard compliant automatic teller machine 1C.

  The cost reduction obtained by using the common right side panel 8UR and left side panel 8UL common to both the CEN-L standard compliant automatic teller machine 1C and the UL 291 standard automatic teller machine 1U is the right side. Since the panel 8UR and the left side panel 8UL may be larger than the right attachment 42R, the cost increased by creating the right attachment 42R, and the depth L6 of the left side of the front door 22C in the depth direction of the front door 22C. It is larger than the sum of the cost and the cost that is increased by extending the depth L2 from the depth L2 of 1022C (FIG. 16). For this reason, the automatic teller machine 1 can reduce the total cost as a result. The cost reduction obtained by using the common right side panel 8UR and left side panel 8UL common to both the CEN-L standard compliant automatic teller machine 1C and the UL291 standard compliant automatic teller machine 1U is as follows. As the number of production lots of the depositing machine 1 increases, more remarkable effects are obtained.

  In addition, the automatic teller machine 1 can reduce the number of parts to be handled by using a common right side panel 8UR and a left side panel 8UL for a plurality of types of security standards. It is possible to simplify parts management, inventory management, and the like when manufacturing the deposit machine 1.

  Further, in the CEN-L standard-type automatic teller machine 1C, the distance from the rear end of the front shield 22F to the front end of the left side panel 8UL in the upper housing 4 is increased by the left shield 22L of the front door 22C. Can cover space. For this reason, the CEN-L standard type automatic teller machine 1C can eliminate the necessity to create the left attachment in addition to the right attachment 42R, and can prevent the cost from increasing by creating the left attachment.

  Furthermore, the CEN-L standard-compliant automatic teller machine 1C is configured such that the front attachment plate 37b of the right side panel 8UR (FIG. 6) and the rear side panel attachment plate 46e of the right attachment 42R face each other, and The right attachment 42R is fixed to the right side panel 8UR such that the left attachment plate 37d of the side panel 8UR faces the left side panel attachment plate 46f of the right attachment 42R. For this reason, the CEN-L standard-compliant automatic teller machine 1C can fasten the right attachment 42R to the right side panel 8UR on a plurality of surfaces, compared to a case where the right attachment 42R is fastened to the right side panel 8UR on only one surface. Thus, the right attachment 42R can be more firmly fixed to the right side panel 8UR.

  According to the above-described configuration, the automatic teller machine 1 has a safe 6 that has a different depth according to the security standard and stores a banknote as a medium, and has a depth corresponding to the depth of the safe 6. An upper housing 4 including a right side panel 8UR provided, a left side panel 8UL having a depth corresponding to the depth of the safe 6 and provided on the left side above the safe 6, and at least a front surface of the safe 6 is externally mounted. A front door 22 that covers from at least one of the right side panel 8UR or the left side panel 8UL and the front door 22, and has a depth corresponding to a difference in the depth of the safe 6 for each security standard, A right attachment 42R for supporting the front door 22 is provided.

  Thereby, the automatic teller machine 1 can use the common right side panel 8UR and left side panel 8UL for a plurality of types of safes 6 having different sizes according to the security standard.

[2. Second Embodiment]
[2-1. Configuration of automatic teller machine]
The automatic teller machine 101 (FIGS. 1 and 2) according to the second embodiment is different from the automatic teller machine 1 according to the first embodiment in that the CEN-L standard-compliant automatic teller machine 101C is different from the automatic teller machine 1C according to the first embodiment. While different from the CEN-L-compliant automatic teller machine 1C, the UL291-compliant automatic teller machine 101U is equivalent to the UL291-compliant automatic teller machine 1U.

  As shown in FIG. 9 in which members corresponding to those in FIG. 4 are given the same reference numerals, the CEN-L standard-compliant automatic teller machine 101C according to the second embodiment is different from the CEN-L standard according to the first embodiment. Compared to the corresponding type automatic teller machine 1C (FIG. 4), it is different in that it has a front door 122C instead of the front door 22C and a left attachment 142L is added, but the other points are the same. ing.

[2-2. Configuration of front door]
In the front door 122C, the length in the front-rear direction of the left shield part 122L is shorter than the left shield part 22L of the front door 22C. For this reason, the depth L2, which is the dimension in the depth direction of the left side surface of the front door 122C, is shorter than the depth L6, which is the dimension in the depth direction of the front door 22C of the CEN-L-compliant automatic teller machine 1C. The depth L6-depth L2, which is the difference, is equivalent to the depth L4-depth L1, which is the difference between the depth L4 of the safe 6C and the depth L1 of the safe 6U.

  In the CEN-L standard type automated teller machine 101C, the front door 122C is closed and the lock lever 33 is rotated together with the lock 32 by the insertion of a key (not shown) into the lock 32 and the left side. The lock is achieved by locking the lock lever 33 in the lock hole 66 (FIG. 10) of the left attachment 142L fixed to the panel 8UL.

[2-3. Configuration of left attachment]
As shown in FIG. 10 in which members corresponding to those in FIG. 8 are given the same reference numerals, the left attachment 142L as the anti-fulcrum-side attachment is substantially symmetrical to the right attachment 42R (FIG. 6). The unit 67 is built in. FIG. 10 shows a front door left engaging portion 144L where the opposite side of the front door 122C is supported by a left attachment 142L fixed to the left side panel 8UL.

  The left attachment 142L is formed by processing a metal plate into a sheet metal, has a plane that faces right along the vertical direction, and has an outer wall plate 62a that forms the left wall surface of the left attachment 142L, and an outer wall plate 62a. A front side plate 62b having a plane bent rightward from the front end and facing forward along the vertical direction, and an upper end plate 62c having a plane bent rightward from the upper end of the outer wall plate 62a and facing upward along the front and rear direction. And a lower safe mounting plate 62d having a flat surface that bends to the right from the lower end of the outer wall plate 62a and faces downward in the front-rear direction, and bends to the right from the rear end of the outer wall plate 62a in the vertical direction. A rear side panel mounting plate 62e having a flat surface facing rearward and rearward, and a right side panel mounting plate having a flat surface which is bent rearward from the right end of the rear side panel mounting plate 62e and faces leftward along the vertical direction. It has a plate 62f.

  In the rear side panel mounting plate 62e, a position facing the hole 41a and the hole 41b in the vicinity of the upper and lower ends with an interval equivalent to the interval between the hole 41a and the hole 41b in the left side panel 8UL. In addition, a hole 64a and a hole 64b are formed. In the right side panel mounting plate 62f, a position facing the hole 41e and the hole 41f in the vicinity of the upper and lower ends with a space equivalent to the space between the hole 41e and the hole 41f in the left side panel 8UL. , A hole 64c and a hole 64d are formed. Notches 65U and 65D are formed at the upper and lower ends of the front plate 62b to allow a tool to access the holes 64a and 64b from the front of the front plate 62b when fixing rivets to the holes 64a and 64b. I have. Further, a hole 64g is formed in the lower safe mounting plate 62d behind the right side panel mounting plate 62f.

  The front side plate 62b is provided with a lock hole 66 for locking the lock lever 33 (FIG. 9). The front side plate 62b causes the lock lever 33 to abut on the lock detection unit 67 configured similarly to the lock detection unit 35 (FIG. 8) via the lock hole 66.

  In addition, the left attachment 142L has a lock detection unit 67 fixed to the right side of the outer wall plate 62a by a fastening means (not shown). The lock detection unit 67 notifies the control unit 26 of the detection result of whether or not the switch is pressed by the lock lever 33. In response, the control unit 26 detects whether or not the front door 122C is locked based on the obtained detection result.

  The depth L5, which is the depth dimension of the right attachment 42R and the left attachment 142L, is the difference between the depth L4, which is the depth dimension of the safe 6C, and the depth L1, which is the depth dimension of the safe 6U, which is the depth L4-depth. It is equivalent to L1.

[2-4. Configuration of left side panel]
When the left side panel 8UL is used for the CEN-L standard-compliant automatic teller machine 101C, as shown in FIG. 10, the lock attachment unit 35 is not built in, and the left attachment 142L in which the lock detection unit 67 is built in is used. It is attached. On the other hand, when the left side panel 8UL is used in the UL291-compliant automatic teller machine 101U, as shown in FIG. 8, the lock detection unit 35 is fixed by a fastening unit (not shown).

[2-5. Fixing method for each security standard]
When the automatic teller machine 101 has the UL 291 standard-compliant automatic teller machine 101U in this configuration, the hinge 50 is fixed to the right side panel 8UR (FIG. 7) in the same manner as the UL 291 standard automatic teller machine 1U. Then, the lock detection unit 35 is fixed to the left side panel 8UL (FIG. 8).

  On the other hand, when configuring the CEN-L standard-compliant automatic teller machine 101C, the automatic teller machine 101 has a right attachment to the right side panel 8UR (FIG. 6), like the CEN-L standard-compliant automatic teller machine 1C. 42R is fixed, and the hinge 50 is fixed to the right attachment 42R. Further, the CEN-L standard-compliant automatic teller machine 101C has a hole 64a of a left attachment 142L and a hole in a hole 41a, a hole 41b, a hole 41e, and a hole 41f of the left side panel 8UL (FIG. 10). The left attachment 142L is fixed to the left side panel 8UL by riveting the hole 64b, the hole 64c, and the hole 64d. As described above, in the CEN-L standard automatic teller machine 101C, the hinge 50 is fixed to the right side panel 8UR via the right attachment 42R, and the left attachment 142L is fixed to the left side panel 8UL.

[2-6. Effects etc.]
In the above configuration, when configuring the automatic teller machine 101U to comply with the UL291 standard, the automatic teller machine 101 directly fixes the hinge 50 to the right side panel 8UR and attaches the lock detection unit 35 to the left side panel 8UL. When configuring the CEN-L standard-compliant automatic teller machine 101C, the hinge 50 is fixed to the right side panel 8UR via the right attachment 42R, and the left attachment 142L is fixed to the left side panel 8UL.

  Therefore, the automatic teller machine 101 compares the difference in depth between the right side panel 8UR and the right side panel 8CR and the difference in depth between the left side panel 8UL and the left side panel 8CL with the right attachment 42R and the left attachment 142L, respectively. Can be absorbed by

  As a result, the automatic teller machine 101 uses one type of the right side panel 8UR and the left side panel 8UL commonly for both the UL 291 standard type automatic teller machine 101U and the CEN-L standard type automatic teller machine 101C. can do.

  The cost reduction obtained by using the common right side panel 8UR and left side panel 8UL common to both the CEN-L standard type automatic teller machine 101C and the UL291 standard type automatic teller machine 101U is the right attachment. Since the cost increases by creating the 42R and the left attachment 142L, the automatic teller machine 101 can eventually reduce the total cost.

  In addition, the automatic teller machine 101 reduces the manufacturing cost of the front door 122C by making the depth L2 of the left shielding part 122L of the front door 122C smaller than the depth L6 (FIG. 4) of the left shielding part 22L of the front door 22C. Although it can be less expensive than the door 22C, a gap in the front-rear direction occurs between the front side plate 40b of the left side panel 8UL and the front door 122C.

  On the other hand, in the automatic teller machine 101, when configuring the automatic teller machine 101C conforming to the CEN-L standard, the left attachment 142L is fixed to the left side panel 8UL, and the lock lever 66 is provided in the lock hole 66 of the left attachment 142L. 33 was locked. For this reason, the CEN-L standard-compliant automatic teller machine 101C can fill the gap between the front side plate 40b of the left side panel 8UL and the opposite fulcrum side end of the front door 122C, and is provided on the left attachment 142L. The lock lever 33 can be locked in the lock hole 66 formed.

  In other respects, the automatic teller machine 101 according to the second embodiment can exhibit the same operational effects as the automatic teller machine 1 according to the first embodiment.

[3. Third Embodiment]
[3-1. Configuration of automatic teller machine]
The automatic teller machine 201 (FIGS. 1 and 2) according to the third embodiment is different from the automatic teller machine 1 according to the first embodiment in that the CEN-L standard-compliant automatic teller machine 201C is different from the automatic teller machine 1C according to the first embodiment. While different from the CEN-L-compliant automatic teller machine 1C, the UL291-compliant automatic teller machine 201U is equivalent to the UL291-compliant automatic teller machine 1U.

[3-2. Hinges Configuration]
As shown in FIG. 11 in which members corresponding to FIG. 4 are denoted by the same reference numerals and FIG. 12 in which members corresponding to those in FIG. 6 are denoted by the same reference numerals, the CEN-L standard-compliant automatic teller machine 201C Compared to the -L standard compliant automatic teller machine 1C, the difference is that the right attachment 42R (FIGS. 4 and 6) is omitted and the hinge 250 is replaced with the hinge 50, but other points are described. Are similarly configured. The hinge 250 has a shape such that the right attachment 42R and the hinge 50 according to the first embodiment are integrated. FIG. 12 shows the front door right side engaging portion 244R where the hinge 250 is supported by the right side panel 8UR.

  The hinge 250 is formed by processing a metal plate into a sheet metal, and includes a support portion 251 and a fixing portion 252. The support 251 is configured similarly to the support 51 (FIG. 6). The fixing portion 252 has a shape such that the front hinge mounting plate 46b is omitted from the right attachment 42R (FIG. 6). Specifically, the fixing portion 252 has a plane that faces rightward along the up-down direction, and an outer wall plate 246a that forms the right wall surface of the hinge 250, and bends leftward from the upper end portion of the outer wall plate 246a, and An upper end plate 246c having a flat surface facing upward and downward, a lower safe mounting plate 246d having a flat surface that is bent leftward from the lower end of the outer wall plate 246a and faces downward in the front-rear direction, and a rear end of the outer wall plate 246a A rear side panel mounting plate 246e having a plane that is bent to the left from the left side, and points rearward in the vertical direction, and is bent rearward from the left end of the rear side panel mounting plate 246e, and turns right in the vertical direction. And a left side panel mounting plate 246f having a flat surface. The support part 251 is fixed to the front end of the outer wall plate 246a. As shown in FIG. 11, in the CEN-L standard type automatic teller machine 201C, a hinge 23C as a door-side first hinge, a hinge 24C as a door-side second hinge, and a hinge 250 as an attachment-side hinge. And a hinge 7C as a safe-side hinge constitute a hinge 260C.

  In the rear side panel mounting plate 246e, a position facing the hole 39a and the hole 39b in the vicinity of the upper and lower ends with an interval equivalent to the interval between the hole 39a and the hole 39b in the right side panel 8UR. , A hole 248a and a hole 248b are formed. In the left side panel mounting plate 246f, a position facing the hole 39e and the hole 39f in the vicinity of the upper and lower ends with an interval equal to the distance between the hole 39e and the hole 39f in the right side panel 8UR. , A hole 248c and a hole 248d are formed. Further, a hole 248g is formed in the lower safe mounting plate 246d behind the left side panel mounting plate 246f.

  A depth L6, which is a dimension in the depth direction of the left side surface of the front door 22C, is larger than a depth L2, which is a dimension in the depth direction of the front door 1022C (FIG. 16) of the CEN-L standard-compliant automatic teller machine 1001C. The depth L6−L2, which is the increment, is equivalent to the depth L4−L1 that is the difference between the depth L4 of the safe 6C and the depth L1 of the safe 6U.

  The depth L7, which is the dimension in the depth direction of the hinge 250, is larger than the depth L3, which is the dimension in the depth direction of the hinge 60C (FIG. 16) of the CEN-L standard-compliant automatic teller machine 1001C. The depth L7-depth L3, which is an increment, is equivalent to the depth L4-depth L1, which is the difference between the depth L4 of the safe 6C and the depth L1 of the safe 6U.

[3-3. Fixing method for each security standard]
In this configuration, when the automatic teller machine 201 constitutes the UL 291 standard type automatic teller machine 201U, the hinge 50 is fixed to the right side panel 8UR (FIG. 7), similarly to the UL 291 standard type automatic teller machine 1U. Then, the lock detection unit 35 is fixed to the left side panel 8UL (FIG. 8).

  On the other hand, when the automatic teller machine 201 constitutes the CEN-L standard-compliant automatic teller machine 201C, the automatic teller machine 201C is provided in the hole 39a, the hole 39b, the hole 39e, and the hole 39f of the right side panel 8UR (FIG. 12), respectively. The hinge 250 is fixed to the right side panel 8UR by riveting the holes 248a, 248b, 248c, and 248d of the hinge 250. Subsequently, in the automatic teller machine 201C conforming to the CEN-L standard, the right side panel 8UR and the hinge 250 are fixed to the safe 6C by the holes 39g and 248g being riveted to the holes (not shown) of the safe 6C. Is done. In this manner, in the CEN-L-compliant automatic teller machine 201C, the hinge 250 is directly fixed to the right side panel 8UR.

[3-4. Effects etc.]
In the above-described configuration, the automatic teller machine 201 has a shape in which the hinge 250 is formed by integrating the right attachment 42R and the hinge 50, and extends the dimension of the hinge 250 in the depth direction from the hinge portion 60C (FIG. 16). The hinge 250 is fixed to the right side panel 8UR. As a result, the automatic teller machine 201 uses the right side panel 8UR and the left side panel 8UL in common with both the UL 291 standard type automatic teller machine 201U and the CEN-L standard type automatic teller machine 201C. Can be.

  The cost reduction obtained by using the common right side panel 8UR and left side panel 8UL common to both the CEN-L standard type automatic teller machine 201C and the UL291 standard type automatic teller machine 201U is the hinge 250 Is increased by extending the depth L7 in the depth direction from the depth L3 of the hinge portion 60C (FIG. 16), and the depth L6 in the depth direction on the left side surface of the front door 22C is changed to the depth L6 of the front door 1022C (FIG. 16). It is larger than the sum of the cost and the cost increased by extending from the depth L2. As a result, the automatic teller machine 201 can result in total cost reduction.

  In other respects, the automatic teller machine 201 according to the third embodiment can have the same operation and effect as the automatic teller machine 1 according to the first embodiment.

[4. Other Embodiments]
In the above-described first embodiment, the front hinge mounting plate 46b is disposed between the upper end plate 46c and the lower safe mounting plate 46d in the right attachment 42R (FIG. 6) of the front door right engaging portion 44R. Mentioned the case. The present invention is not limited to this, and like the right attachment 342R of the front door right engagement portion 344R shown in FIG. 13 in which the members corresponding to those in FIG. 6 are given the same reference numerals, the front hinge mounting plate 346b of the right attachment 342R is attached. It extends to below the lower safe mounting plate 46d to form a front hinge mounting plate lower extension 346b1, and a hole 348h is drilled in the front hinge mounting plate lower extension 346b1 to form a hole (not shown) of the safe 6C. The right side panel 8UR may be fixed to the safe 6C by riveting the hole 348h to the portion. In this case, as compared with the right attachment 42R (FIG. 6), the right attachment 342R can be fixed to the right side panel 8UR with the hole 348h in addition to the hole 48g. Therefore, the right attachment 342R can be more firmly fixed to the right side panel 8UR as compared with the right attachment 42R (FIG. 6), and the relatively heavy front door 22C can be secured to maintain security. , And the positional accuracy when the lock lever 33 of the front door 22C is locked in the lock hole portion 34 can be improved. The same applies to the second and third embodiments.

  In the above-described first embodiment, the case where the notches 49U and 49D are formed at the upper end and the lower end of the front hinge mounting plate 46b in the right attachment 42R (FIG. 6) has been described. The present invention is not limited to this. Like the right attachment 442R shown in FIG. 14 in which members corresponding to the right attachment 42R in FIG. A plate extension 446c1 is formed, and the upper end plate extension 446c1 and the front hinge attachment plate 446b are fixed by welding, and the front end of the lower safe attachment plate 446d is extended and bent upward to be bent downward. An extension 446d1 may be formed, and the lower safe attachment plate extension 446d1 and the front hinge attachment plate 446b may be fixed by welding. In this case, the notch 49U is located below the location where the front hinge mounting plate 446b is fixed to the upper end plate extension 446c1, and the notch 49D is located below the location where the front hinge mounting plate 446b is secured to the lower safe mounting plate extension 446d1. What is necessary is just to provide each on the upper side. In this case, as compared with the right attachment 42R (FIG. 6), the front hinge mounting plate 446b can be supported by the upper end plate extension 446c1 and the lower safe attachment plate extension 446d1. Therefore, the right attachment 442R can further increase the strength as compared with the right attachment 42R (FIG. 6), can surely support the relatively heavy front door 22C, and can lock the front door 22C with the lock lever 33. The position accuracy when the lock is locked in the lock hole 34 can be improved. The same applies to the second and third embodiments.

  Further, in the above-described first embodiment, a case where the right side panel 8UR and the left side panel 8UL of the CEN-L standard compliant automatic teller machine 1C and the UL291 standard compliant automatic teller machine 1U are shared. Stated. The present invention is not limited to this. By appropriately changing the depth of the right attachment 42R and the depth of the left shielding portion 22L of the front door 22C, for example, an automatic cash deposit system corresponding to various other security standards such as CEN-IV. The right side panel 8UR and the left side panel 8UL may be shared with the paying machine. The same applies to the second and third embodiments.

  Further, in the above-described first embodiment, the case where the right side panel 8UR and the left side panel 8UL are shared by the CEN-L standard compliant automatic teller machine 1C and the UL291 standard compliant automatic teller machine 1U. Stated. The present invention is not limited to this, and at least one of the right side panel 8UR or the left side panel 8UL is shared between the CEN-L standard compliant automatic teller machine 1C and the UL291 standard compliant automatic teller machine 1U. Just do it. The same applies to the second and third embodiments.

  Further, in the above-described hinge 250 of the third embodiment (FIG. 12), a front plate is formed like the front hinge mounting plate 46b of the right attachment 42R (FIG. 6) according to the first embodiment. The strength may be increased.

  Furthermore, in the above-described first embodiment, the case where the right end of the front door 22 is the fulcrum side and the left end is the opposite fulcrum side has been described. The present invention is not limited to this, and the left end of the front door 22 may be the fulcrum side, and the right end may be the opposite fulcrum side. In this case, the right side panel 8UR, the left side panel 8UL, the right attachment 42R and the hinge 50 What is necessary is just to make it the structure reversed right and left. The same applies to the second and third embodiments.

  Furthermore, in the above-described embodiment, a case has been described in which the present invention is applied to the automatic teller machines 1, 101, and 201 that perform transaction processing relating to bills with customers. The present invention is not limited to this. For example, the present invention is applied to various devices that handle various paper-like media such as various cash vouchers and securities, or entrance tickets and tickets where the size of the safe changes according to security standards. Is also good.

  Furthermore, in the above-described embodiment, the case where the present invention is applied to the automatic teller machines 1, 101, and 201 in which the size of the safe 6 changes according to the security standard has been described. The present invention is not limited to this, and the present invention may be applied to an automatic teller machine in which the size of the safe 6 changes according to various factors other than the security standard.

  Further, in the above-described first embodiment, the media transaction is performed by the safe 6C as the safe, the upper housing 4 as the upper housing, the front door 22C as the front door, and the right attachment 42R as the attachment. The case of configuring the automatic teller machine 1 as an apparatus has been described. The present invention is not limited to this, and for example, a medium transaction device may be configured by a safe having various other configurations, an upper housing, a front door, and an attachment.

  Furthermore, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments and other embodiments. That is, the present invention covers an embodiment obtained by arbitrarily combining some or all of the above-described embodiments and the other embodiments described above, and an embodiment in which a part is extracted. It is.

  INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY The present invention can be used in, for example, a banknote pay-in / pay-out device incorporated in an automatic teller machine that performs a banknote deposit / withdrawal transaction with a user.

  1C, 101C, 201C, 1001C... CEN-L standard type automatic teller machine, 1U, 101U, 201U, 1001U... UL291 standard type automatic teller machine, 1, 101, 201. 2 ... device main body, 4 ... upper housing, 6, 6U, 6C ... safe, 7U, 7C ... hinge, 8UR ... right side panel, 8CR ... right side panel, 8UL ... left side panel, 8CL left side panel, 10 top panel, 12 rear panel, 14 reception section, 16 card receipt entry / exit port, 18 deposit / withdrawal port, 20 operation display section, 22U, 22C , 122C, 1022U, 1022C ... front door, 22F ... front shield part, 22L, 122L ... left side shield part, 23U, 23C, 24U, 24C ... hinge, 26 ... control unit 27, power supply unit, 28 card detail unit, 29, 30 bill unit, 32 lock, 33 lock lever, 34 lock hole, 35 lock detection unit, 37a ... outer wall plate, 37b ... front attachment mounting plate, 37c ... inclined plate, 37d ... left attachment mounting plate, 37e ... lower safe mounting plate, 39a, 39b, 39c, 39d, 39e, 39f, 39g ... ... hole, 40a ... outer wall plate, 40b ... front plate, 40c ... inclined plate, 40d ... right plate, 40e ... lower safe mounting plate, 41a, 41b, 41e, 41g ... hole, 42R , 342R, 442R ... right side attachment, 142L ... left side attachment, 44R, 244R, 344R ... front door right side engaging part, 44L, 144L ... front door left side Joint portion, 46a, 246a: outer wall plate, 46b, 346b, 446b: front hinge mounting plate, 46c, 246c, 446c: upper end plate, 46d, 246d, 446d: lower safe mounting plate, 46e, 246e ... ... rear side panel mounting plate, 46f, 246f ... left side panel mounting plate, 346b1 ... front hinge mounting plate lower extension, 446c1 ... upper plate extension, 446d1 ... lower safe mounting plate extension, 48a, 48b, 48c, 48d, 48e, 48f, 48g, 248a, 248b, 248c, 248d, 248g, 348h ... Hole, 49U, 49D ... Notch, 50, 250 ... Hinge, 51, 251 ... Support Part, 51H ... fulcrum hole, 52, 252 ... fixing plate, 53a, 53b ... hole, 60U, 60C, 260C ... hinge part, 62a ... outer wall Plate 62b Front plate 62c Upper end plate 62d Lower safe mounting plate 62e Rear side panel mounting plate 62f Right side panel mounting plate 64a 64b 64c 64d 64g ... hole, 65U, 65D ... notch, 66 ... lock hole, 67 ... lock detection part, 70 ... side panel mounting part, 72 ... connecting part, 74 ... hinge mounting part.

Claims (16)

A safe that has a different depth according to the standard and stores media,
An upper side including a right side panel having a depth corresponding to the depth of the safe and provided on the right side of the safe, and a left side panel having a depth corresponding to the depth of the safe and provided on the left side of the safe. A housing,
A front door that covers at least the front of the safe from outside,
An attachment disposed between at least one of the right side panel and the left side panel and the front door, having a depth corresponding to a difference in depth of the safe for each standard, and supporting the front door; And a media transaction device having: The medium transaction device according to claim 1, wherein at least one of the right side panel and the left side panel uses the common right side panel or the left side panel regardless of the depth of the safe. The medium transaction device according to claim 2, wherein both the right side panel and the left side panel use the common right side panel and the left side panel regardless of the depth of the safe. The depth of the right side panel and the left side panel has a length equal to the depth of the short safe having a shorter depth among the plurality of standards,
In the case where the right side panel and the left side panel are used in the medium transaction device in which the depth of the safe is long, the attachment is provided on the fulcrum side where the front door is rotatably supported. The media transaction device according to claim 3, wherein the media transaction device is disposed between at least one of a left side panel and the front door. In the front door, a door-side first hinge provided on a fulcrum side is supported by an attachment-side hinge of the attachment, and a door-side second hinge provided on the fulcrum side is supported by a safe-side hinge of the safe. The media transaction device according to claim 1. The medium transaction device according to claim 1, wherein the attachment includes a fulcrum-side attachment provided on a fulcrum side above the safe, and an anti-fulcrum-side attachment provided on a non-fulcrum side above the safe. . The medium transaction device according to claim 1, wherein the front door covers a part of the upper housing on a side opposite to the fulcrum of the safe. On the fulcrum side where the front door is rotatably supported, the attachment is disposed between at least one of the right side panel or the left side panel and the front door, and the right side panel or the 2. A side panel mounting portion fixed to the left side panel, a hinge mounting portion supporting a fulcrum side of the front door, and a connecting portion connecting the side panel mounting portion and the hinge mounting portion. 3. A media transaction device as described. The medium transaction device according to claim 8, wherein the side panel attachment portion is fixed to the right side panel or the left side panel with a plurality of planes. The medium transaction device according to claim 8, wherein the connection portion includes an outer wall plate extending in a vertical direction, and an upper plate and a lower plate that are bent from upper and lower ends of the outer wall plate and face in the vertical direction. The medium transaction device according to claim 10, wherein the hinge mounting portion is a hinge mounting plate that is bent from a front end portion of the outer wall plate and extends in a vertical direction, and to which a hinge supporting the front door is mounted. The medium transaction device according to claim 10, wherein the hinge attachment portion is a hinge fixed to a front end of the outer wall plate and supporting the front door. The medium transaction device according to claim 11, wherein the hinge mounting plate has a front hinge mounting plate lower extension that extends below the lower plate and is fixed to the safe. The medium transaction device according to claim 11, wherein the upper plate is bent from a front end and fixed to the hinge mounting plate, and the lower plate is bent from a front end and fixed to the hinge mounting plate. The media transaction device according to claim 1, wherein the depth of the safe changes according to a security standard. The medium transaction device according to claim 15, wherein the depth of the safe door changes according to a security standard.

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