JP2020098419A - Currency processing system and display device - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a currency processing system and a display device that can improve visibility and secure maintainability.SOLUTION: A currency processing system comprises: a currency processing device 22 which has a housing 70, a movable part 71 including face parts 76 and 77 which can be separated from the housing 70, and a currency processing unit provided in at least one of the housing 70 and the movable part 71; and a display device 11 which is provided slidably to the housing 70, and can be changed between a state in which the display device overlaps in a direction of separation of the face parts 76 and 77 from the housing 70 and a state in which it does not overlap. Even when the display device 11 is in the state of overlapping in the direction of separation of the face parts 76 and 77 of the movable part 71 from the housing 70 for improvement in visibility, the display device 11 is placed in the non-overlapping state in the direction of separation of the face parts 76 and 77 of the movable part 71 from the housing 70 for maintenance, so that the movable part 71 can be moved relative to the housing 70 without interfering with the display device 11.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 6

Description

The present invention relates to a money handling system and a display device.

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, there is known a currency processing system including a banknote processing device for depositing and withdrawing banknotes and a coin processing device for depositing and withdrawing coins (see, for example, Patent Document 1). The banknote processing device of the conventional money processing system as in Patent Document 1 has a drawer that can be withdrawn from the housing to the front of the device, and performs various processing such as depositing and withdrawing on banknotes in the drawer. A part or all of the bill processing unit is provided. The coin processing device has a door portion rotatably provided on the front surface of a casing provided with a coin processing unit that performs various processing such as depositing and withdrawing coins. Further, on the upper surface of the housing of one of the banknote processing device and the coin processing device, various displays are displayed to the operator and an operation input by the operator to the banknote processing device and the coin processing device is displayed. Equipment (terminal equipment) is installed.

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2018-041157

However, in the conventional money handling system as disclosed in Patent Document 1, since the drawer and the door are provided on the front surface of the processing device, the display device is installed behind the upper surface of the housing. Furthermore, in order to prevent the drawer part and the door part from coming into contact with the display device when the drawer part is pulled out to the front side of the device or when the door part is rotated to the front part of the device, when the front view (front view) is taken. The display device is provided higher than the drawer and the door so as not to overlap the drawer and the door. Therefore, it may be difficult for a small operator to visually recognize the display device, and it may be difficult for the display device to access when the display device accepts the access.

On the other hand, in order to make it easier for even a small operator to visually recognize the display device, if the display device is placed in front of the processing device and provided low so as to overlap with the drawer part and the door part, the drawer part is maintained for maintenance. When pulling out the device toward the front of the device or rotating the door toward the front of the device, the drawer part and the door part come into contact with the display device, and the drawer part and the door part cannot be moved.

An object of the present invention is to provide a money handling system and a display device that can improve visibility and ensure maintainability.

In order to achieve the above object, a first aspect of the present invention provides a housing, a movable portion including a surface portion that can be separated from the housing, and at least one of the housing and the movable portion. And a display device that is provided slidably with respect to the housing and that can switch between a state in which the surface portion overlaps in a direction away from the housing and a state in which the surface portion does not overlap. It is characterized by including.

According to the first aspect, even when the display device is placed in a state in which the surface portion of the movable portion overlaps with the housing in the direction in which the surface portion of the movable portion is separated to improve the visibility, the display device is slid with respect to the casing during maintenance. The surface portion can be in a state where it does not overlap in the separating direction from the housing, and therefore, the movable portion can be moved with respect to the housing such that the surface portion is separated from the housing. Therefore, it is possible to improve the visibility and ensure the maintainability.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the first aspect, the money handling apparatus further includes a lock portion that locks the movable portion to the housing, and the lock portion is the display device. It is characterized in that the movable portion cannot be unlocked when the surface portion overlaps with the separating direction from the housing, and the movable portion can be unlocked when the surface portion does not overlap.

According to the second aspect, in the state where the display device overlaps the surface portion of the movable portion in the direction in which the surface portion of the movable portion is separated from the housing, the lock portion cannot unlock the movable portion, and the surface portion of the movable portion is the display device. Prevent it from interfering with. Further, in a state where the display device does not overlap the surface portion of the movable portion in the direction away from the housing, the lock portion can unlock the movable portion, and the movable portion can be moved without causing the surface portion to interfere with the display device. The surface portion can be moved so as to be separated from the housing.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the second aspect, the display device is lockable in a state in which the surface portion does not overlap in a direction in which the surface portion is separated from the housing, and the lock portion is the display device. Is locked in a state in which the surface portion does not overlap in the direction in which the surface portion is separated from the housing, the lock of the movable portion can be released.

According to the third aspect, when the display device is locked in a state in which the surface portion of the movable portion does not overlap in the direction in which the surface portion of the movable portion is separated from the housing, the lock portion can unlock the movable portion. It is possible to more reliably prevent the surface portion of the movable portion from interfering with the display device.

A fourth aspect according to the present invention is the display apparatus according to any one of the first to third aspects, wherein the display device is slidably provided with respect to the casing, and the surface portion is separated from the casing. A display unit that can be switched between a state in which the display unit overlaps with a state in which the display unit does not overlap, and a slide regulation unit that regulates sliding of the display unit when the surface portion is separated from the housing. ..

According to the fourth aspect, in a state where the display unit of the display device does not overlap the surface portion of the movable portion in the direction in which the surface portion of the movable portion is separated from the housing, and the movable portion separates the surface portion from the housing, Since the sliding regulation portion regulates the sliding movement of the display portion, it is possible to prevent the display portion of the display device from interfering with the movable portion moving with respect to the housing.

A fifth aspect according to the present invention is the display apparatus according to any one of the first to fourth aspects, wherein the display device is provided slidably up and down with respect to the casing, It is characterized in that it has a display portion that can be switched between a state where the display portion overlaps and a state where the display portion does not overlap, and a resistance portion that generates a higher resistance force when the display portion descends than when it rises.

According to the fifth aspect, the resistance portion generates a higher resistance force when the display portion is lowered than when the display portion is raised. Therefore, the load when the display portion is raised is suppressed and the rapid lowering of the display portion is suppressed. can do.

A sixth aspect according to the present invention is slidably provided with respect to the housing of an apparatus having a housing and a movable portion including a surface portion that can be separated from the housing, It is characterized by comprising a display unit capable of switching between a state of overlapping and a state of not overlapping in the separating direction.

According to the sixth aspect, even if the display unit is placed in a state in which the surface of the movable unit overlaps in the direction in which the surface of the movable unit is separated from the casing in order to improve visibility, the movable unit is slid on the casing during maintenance. The surface portion can be in a state where it does not overlap in the separating direction from the housing, and therefore, the movable portion can be moved with respect to the housing such that the surface portion is separated from the housing. Therefore, it is possible to improve the visibility and ensure the maintainability.

According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a money handling system and a display device capable of improving visibility and ensuring maintainability.

It is a perspective view showing a money handling system of one embodiment concerning the present invention. It is a front view showing a money handling system of one embodiment concerning the present invention. It is a perspective view showing a bill cash-receipt-and-disbursement device of a money handling system of one embodiment concerning the present invention. It is a perspective view showing a coin processing unit of a money handling system of one embodiment concerning the present invention. It is a perspective view showing a display of a money handling system of one embodiment concerning the present invention. It is a partial side view showing a bill cash-receipt-and-disbursement device and a display of a money handling system of one embodiment concerning the present invention. It is the perspective view seen from the back side which shows the indicator of the money handling system of one embodiment concerning the present invention. It is a perspective view showing a main part of a money handling system of one embodiment concerning the present invention. It is a perspective sectional view which shows a bill cash-receipt-and-disbursement device and a display of a money handling system of one embodiment concerning the present invention partially. It is a perspective sectional view which shows a bill cash-receipt-and-disbursement device and a display of a money handling system of one embodiment concerning the present invention partially. It is a perspective sectional view which partially shows the display device of the money handling system of one embodiment concerning the present invention. It is a perspective sectional view which partially shows the display device of the money handling system of one embodiment concerning the present invention. It is a side view showing a descending regulation mechanism of a money handling system of one embodiment concerning the present invention. It is a side sectional view showing a descent control mechanism etc. of a money handling system of one embodiment concerning the present invention.

A money handling system and a display device according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

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The money handling system 10 of the embodiment is a cashier system used in a financial institution as shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, and the display device 11 of the embodiment is provided in the money handling system 10 to transfer money. It is used as a terminal device in the processing system 10.

In the following description, “front” is the operator side of the money handling system 10 and the display device 11, “rear” is the opposite side of the operator of the money handling system 10 and the display device 11, and “left” is the money handling system. 10 and the left of the display device 11 viewed from the operator, “right” is the right of the money handling system 10 and the display device 11 viewed from the operator.

As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, the money handling system 10 includes a bill handling unit 24 having a small bundle storing/dispensing device 21, a bill depositing/dispensing device 22 (currency handling device), and a new bill paying device 23. It is provided with a coin processing unit 33 having a coin depositing/dispensing device 31 and a coin-roll payment device 32 (a money handling device), and a plurality of, specifically, two display devices 11. Further, the money handling system 10 includes a plurality of, specifically, two printers 34, a mailing post 35, a plurality of, specifically two numeric keypad devices 36, and a plurality of, specifically two veins. The authentication device 37 and the back plate 38 are provided. The currency handling system 10 is operated by an operator while looking at the screen displayed on the display device 11, thereby depositing cash (separate banknotes, coins), banknotes (separate pieces, small bundles, new notes), and coins. Withdrawal of (loose and coin) and management of the amount of money in business stores.

The small bundle storing/dispensing device 21 is provided at the left end position of the money handling system 10. The small bundle storing/dispensing device 21 collects and bundles a predetermined number of loose banknotes fed from the banknote depositing/dispensing device 22 on the right side to form a small bundle. The small bundle storing/dispensing device 21 stores the created small bundle and dispenses the stored small bundle from an openable/closeable small bundle dispensing port 41 provided from the upper front portion to the upper front portion.

The banknote pay-in/pay-out device 22 is provided on the right side of the small bundle storage/payment device 21. The banknote pay-in/pay-out device 22 is provided with a banknote pay-in/pay-out port 43 that can be opened and closed at the front upper part, and a banknote return port 44 that can be opened and closed at the top front part. The banknote pay-in/pay-out device 22 identifies the loose banknotes inserted into the banknote pay-in/pay-out port 43, and stores the unacceptable loose banknotes in the banknote return port 44 while counting the acceptable loose banknotes and storing them by denomination. return. The banknote deposit/withdrawal device 22 dispenses the stored loose banknotes from the banknote deposit/withdrawal port 43.

The new ticket payment device 23 is installed on the upper surface of the small bundle storing and dispensing device 21 behind the small bundle dispensing port 41. The new ticket payment device 23 dispenses the stored new ticket banknote from the new ticket withdrawal port 46 shown in FIG. One printer 34 is installed on the upper surface of the new ticket payment device 23.

The loose coin depositing/dispensing device 31 is provided on the right side of the bill depositing/dispensing device 22. As shown in FIG. 1, the coin depositing/dispensing device 31 is provided with an openable/closable coin depositing port 51. In addition, as shown in FIG. 2, the coin dispenser 31 is provided with a coin dispense box 52 and a coin return box 53 that can be pulled out from the front surface. The loose coin depositing/dispensing device 31 identifies the loose coins inserted into the coin deposit port 51, stores the acceptable loose coins by denomination while storing the unacceptable loose coins in the coin return box 53. return. The loose coin depositing/dispensing device 31 dispenses the stored loose coins into the coin dispensing box 52.

As shown in FIG. 1, a printer 34 and a mailing post 35 are installed on the upper surface of the loose coin depositing/dispensing device 31 behind the coin deposit port 51. Among these, the mailing post 35 is provided on the left side, and the printer 34 is provided on the right side.

The coin-roll payment device 32 is provided on the right side of the loose coin depositing/dispensing device 31 and at the right end position of the money handling system 10. The coin-roll payment device 32 collects a predetermined number of coins fed from the coin deposit/withdrawal device 31 and wraps the coins to form coins. The coin-roll payment device 32 stores the coin-roll that has been created and withdraws the coin-roll stored therein from the openable coin-roll dispense port 55 provided from the upper front portion to the upper front portion.

The back plate 38 is attached to the left side surface of the banknote processing unit 24, the backsides of the banknote processing unit 24 and the coin processing unit 33, and the right side surface of the coin processing unit 33, and the left end of the top surface of the banknote processing unit 24. From the position, the rear end position of the upper surfaces of the bill processing unit 24 and the coin processing unit 33, and the right end position of the upper surface of the coin processing unit 33, they stand above these upper surfaces. The back plate 38 is a partition that hides the wiring of the display device 11, the printer 34, and the like installed on the upper surfaces of the bill processing unit 24 and the coin processing unit 33.

One display device 11 is installed on the upper surface of the banknote deposit/withdrawal device 22, and one display device 11 is installed on the upper surface of the coin-roll payment device 32. One numeric keypad device 36 is placed at the left end position on the upper surface of the coin dispenser 31, and one numeric keypad device 36 is placed on the upper surface of the mounting table 58 fixed to the right side surface of the coin payer 32. There is. One vein authentication device 37 is placed behind the ten-key device 36 at the left end of the upper surface of the coin dispenser 31 and one behind the ten-key device 36 on the upper surface of the mounting table 58. Has been done.

The display device 11 installed on the upper surface of the banknote deposit/withdrawal device 22 and the ten-key device 36 and the vein authentication device 37 installed on the upper left end of the loose coin deposit/withdrawal device 31 constitute a set of console 61, and a coin bar. The display device 11 installed on the upper surface of the payment device 32, the ten-key device 36 and the vein authentication device 37 mounted on the mounting table 58 constitute a set of console 61. That is, the money handling system 10 has a two-desk specification.

By making the money handling system 10 with the two-tablet specification in this way, two operators can operate the money handling system 10 at the same time, and the workability is excellent. Further, in the currency handling system 10, one operator operates one operation console 61 to carry out a bill deposit/withdrawal process, and the other operator operates the other console 61 to carry out a coin deposit/withdrawal process. When the processes performed by the two operators do not interfere with each other, for example, the two operators can simultaneously perform the processes in parallel, which is excellent in workability. Further, when the processes interfere with each other, the process of the operator who first operates the console 61 is prioritized, and the operator who later operates another console 61 can perform only input, and the console 61 first. After waiting for the processing of the operator who has operated, the processing of the operator who later operated is started. Even if the processes interfere with each other in this way, the operation itself such as input can be performed by two operators at the same time, resulting in excellent workability.

As shown in FIG. 3, the banknote pay-in/pay-out device 22 has a box-shaped housing 70 that opens forward, and a drawer portion 71 (movable portion) movably connected to the housing 70. The drawer portion 71 is connected to the housing 70 via slide rails 72 provided on both left and right sides. The drawer portion 71 is guided by the slide rail 72 and is movable only in the front-rear direction with respect to the housing 70 while keeping the positions in the up-down direction and the left-right direction constant. The drawer portion 71 can be pulled out forward from the housing 70 and can be pushed rearward into the housing 70.

The banknote pay-in/pay-out device 22 has a lock portion 74 such as an electromagnetic lock that locks the drawer portion 71, which is movable with respect to the housing 70, to the housing 70. Normally, the drawer portion 71 is locked to the housing 70 by the lock portion 74 in a state where the drawer portion 71 is pushed to the innermost side with respect to the housing 70. Hereinafter, this state of the drawer portion 71 is referred to as a "normal use state".

The withdrawal section 71 is provided with a banknote pay-in/pay-out port 43 at the upper front portion and a banknote return port 44 at the front upper surface portion. A front wall portion 80 that rises upward from a rear edge of a horizontally extending upper surface portion 75 where the bill return opening 44 is provided is formed behind the bill return opening 44 in the drawer portion 71. The front wall portion 80 has a lower front surface portion 76 (face portion) facing forward at a lower portion thereof, and an upper front surface portion 77 (face portion) facing forward at an upper portion thereof. The lower front surface portion 76 extends in a direction orthogonal to the pull-out direction of the drawer portion 71, that is, the front-rear direction, and the upper front surface portion 77 is arranged so that the upper portion is located rearward of the lower portion from the upper end edge portion of the lower front surface portion 76. It spreads with a slight inclination to the rear.

The lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 are separated from the housing 70 when the drawer portion 71 is pulled out from the housing 70, and approach the housing 70 when the drawer portion 71 is pushed into the housing 70. Therefore, the drawer portion 71 includes a lower front surface portion 76 and an upper front surface portion 77 that can be separated from the housing 70. The drawer portion 71 has an upper surface portion 78 that extends horizontally rearward from an upper end edge portion of the upper front surface portion 77, and a rear surface portion 79 that extends downward from the rear end edge portion of the upper surface portion 78 so as to extend orthogonally to the front-rear direction. And have. The upper surface portion 78 is arranged above the upper surface portion 75 where the bill return port 44 is provided, and is arranged on the same plane as the upper surface 73 of the housing 70.

The drawer portion 71 is housed in the housing 70 at the time of pushing in, and is fed out from the banknote deposit/withdrawal port 43 to the portion exposed from the housing 70 at the time of pulling out, conveying the banknote, identifying the banknote, Provided is a banknote processing unit 81 (currency processing unit) that performs processing such as counting, temporary storage of banknotes, storage of banknotes, return of banknotes toward the banknote return port 44, and withdrawal of banknotes toward the banknote deposit/withdrawal port 43. Has been. In the banknote pay-in/pay-out device 22, the banknote processing unit 81 is provided only in the withdrawing unit 71, but may be provided only in the housing 70, and is provided in both the housing 70 and the withdrawing unit 71. It may be. That is, the bill processing unit 81 may be provided in at least one of the housing 70 and the withdrawing unit 71.

Then, as shown in FIG. 1, one display device 11 is installed on the upper surface 73 of the housing 70 of the bill depositing/dispensing device 22.

As shown in FIG. 4, the coin-roll payment device 32 has a box-shaped housing 90 that opens forward and a door portion 91 (movable portion) that is movably connected to the housing 90. The door 91 is rotatable with respect to the housing 90 about a rotation shaft (not shown) vertically provided on the right side of the front end of the housing 90. The door portion 91 rotates forward to the right to open the casing 90 while keeping the vertical position relative to the casing 90 constant, and rotates to the left rear to close the casing 90.

The coin-roll payment device 32 has a lock portion 94 such as an electromagnetic lock that locks the door 91 that is movable with respect to the housing 90 to the housing 90. The door portion 91 is normally locked to the housing 90 by a lock portion 94 such as an electromagnetic lock with the housing 90 closed. Hereinafter, this state of the door 91 will be referred to as a "normal use state".

The door portion 91 is provided with a coin payout opening 55 from the upper front portion to the upper front portion in a normal use state. In the door portion 91 in the normal use state, a front wall portion 96 that rises upward from a rear end edge portion of a horizontally extending upper surface portion 95 provided with the coin-roll dispensing port 55 behind the coin-roll dispensing port 55. Are formed. The front wall portion 96 of the door portion 91 in the normal use state has a front face portion 97 (face portion) that faces forward, and the front face portion 97 has an upper portion rearward of a lower portion with respect to a plane orthogonal to the front-rear direction. It is slightly inclined to the rear and spreads so as to be located.

The front surface 97 is separated from the housing 90 when the door 91 is opened, and approaches the housing 90 when the door 91 is closed. Therefore, the door portion 91 includes the front surface portion 97 that can be separated from the housing 90. When the door 91 is in a normal use state, the upper surface 98 extends horizontally rearward from the upper end edge of the front surface 97, and the door 91 extends downward from the rear end edge of the upper surface 98 in the front-rear direction. It has a rear surface portion 99 that extends. The upper surface portion 98 is arranged above the upper surface portion 95 provided with the coin payout port 55, and is arranged on the same plane as the upper surface 93 of the housing 90.

In the housing 90, coins are conveyed, coins are identified, coins are counted, coins are collected, coins are packed, coins are stored, coins are conveyed, and bars are exposed to the outside when the door 91 is opened. A coin-roll processing unit 101 (money processing unit) that performs processing such as withdrawal of money toward the coin-roll dispensing port 55 is provided. Note that the coin-roll processing section 101 may be provided on both the housing 90 and the door section 91, or may be provided only on the door section 91. That is, the coin-roll processing unit 101 may be provided on at least one of the housing 90 and the door 91.

Then, as shown in FIG. 1, the other display device 11 is installed on the upper surface 93 of the housing 90 of the coin-roll payment device 32.

In the money handling system 10, one display device 11 is installed on the upper surface 73 of the housing 70 of the banknote pay-in/pay-out device 22, and another display device 11 is displayed on the upper surface 93 of the housing 90 of the coin-roll paying device 32. Although the device 11 is installed, the configuration of each display device 11 is the same. Therefore, here, the display device 11 installed in the bill depositing/dispensing device 22 will be described as an example. Regarding the display device 11 installed in the coin-roll payment device 32, only different points will be described.

The display device 11 installed in the banknote pay-in/pay-out device 22 includes a main body portion 111 placed on the upper surface 73 of the housing 70, and a plate-shaped display portion 112 connected to the front portion of the main body portion 111. There is. The display portion 112 is parallel to the upper front surface portion 77 of the drawer portion 71 in the normal use state, and thus is inclined such that the upper portion is located slightly rearward of the lower portion.

In the display device 11 installed in the coin-roll payment device 32, the main body portion 111 is placed on the upper surface 93 of the housing 90, and the display portion 112 is provided on the front surface portion 97 of the door portion 91 in the normal use state. It is parallel.

The display unit 112 has, on the front surface opposite to the main body unit 111, a display 115 for displaying a screen for an operator, and a touch panel 116 provided on the front surface of the screen of the display 115 for receiving operation input. There is. That is, the display unit 112 functions as a display unit that displays a screen for the operator and also as an operation unit that receives an operation input by the operator.

As shown in FIG. 5, in the display unit 112, an IC card reader 118 and a magnetic card reader 119 are provided in the lower part below the display 115 and the touch panel 116 so as to face forward. Among these, the IC card reader 118 is provided on the left side and the magnetic card reader 119 is provided on the right side.

In the display device 11, the display unit 112 is slidable in the vertical direction along the tilt direction while maintaining the tilted state with respect to the main body unit 111. At the time of normal operation, as shown in FIG. 5A, the display unit 112 is in the lower position of the sliding range and is in a state of protruding downward from the main body unit 111. As a result, in the display device 11 installed in the banknote pay-in/pay-out device 22, the lower part of the display part 112 is arranged in front of the device of the withdrawal part 71 as shown in FIG. When viewed from the front), the display unit 112 overlaps the drawer unit 71. Hereinafter, this state of the display device 11 is referred to as a "normal operation state".

In other words, in the normal operation state, the lower portion of the display unit 112 overlaps the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 of the drawer portion 71 in the normal use state in the vertical and horizontal positions, It will be in a state of overlapping front and back. In other words, in the normal operation state, the lower portion of the display unit 112 is in a state where the lower portion of the display unit 112 overlaps the drawer unit 71 in the normal use state in the forward direction of movement of the drawer unit 71 with respect to the housing 70. Furthermore, in other words, in the normal operation state, the lower portion of the display unit 112 is located at a position in a direction orthogonal to the direction in which the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 of the drawer portion 71 in the normal use state are separated from the housing 70. Since the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 are overlapped with each other, the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 in the normal use state are overlapped with each other in the direction away from the housing 70. Become. In other words, in the normal operation state, the lower portion of the display unit 112 is arranged on the movement trajectory of the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 of the drawer portion 71 in the normal use state in the direction of separation from the housing 70. It becomes a state.

Therefore, when pulling out the drawer portion 71 in the normal use state from the housing 70, the display portion 112 is manually moved upward from the normal operation state as shown in FIG. 6B, the display portion 112 is not projected downward from the main body portion 111, and as shown in FIG. 6B, the lower portion of the display portion 112 is retracted from the front side of the drawer portion 71 and the drawer portion 71 is removed. Do not overlap in front of the device. Hereinafter, this state of the display device 11 will be referred to as a “retracted state”. The main body portion 111 of the display device 11 excluding the display portion 112 is placed on the upper surface 73 of the housing 70 and does not overlap with the front of the drawer portion 71 in the normal use state. 11 is also in a state where it does not overlap the front of the drawing unit 71 in the normal use state.

In other words, in the retracted state, the display unit 112 and the display device 11 including the display unit 112 are displaced from each other in the vertical direction with respect to the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 of the drawer portion 71 in the normal use state, It will not overlap with the front and back. In other words, in the retracted state, the display unit 112 and the display device 11 including the display unit 112 do not overlap the drawer unit 71 in the normal use state with the forward direction of the drawer unit 71 in the movement direction when the drawer unit 71 is pulled out from the housing 70. become. In other words, in the retracted state, the display unit 112 and the display device 11 including the display unit 112 are orthogonal to the direction in which the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 of the drawer portion 71 in the normal use state are separated from the housing 70. The position of the direction is shifted with respect to the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77, and the direction of separation from the housing 70 with respect to the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 of the drawer portion 71 in the normal use state. It will not be overlapped with. Furthermore, in other words, in the retracted state, the display unit 112 and the display device 11 including the display unit 112 are on the movement trajectory of the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 of the drawer portion 71 in the normal use state in the direction of separation from the housing 70. It will be in a state not in.

After that, when returning to the normal operation state again, the display unit 112 is manually moved downward from the retracted state as shown in FIG. 5B, and the display unit 112 is moved as shown in FIG. 5A. It is located at a lower position so as to project downward from the main body 111. As a result, as shown in FIG. 6A, the lower portion of the display unit 112 is located in front of the drawer unit 71 in the normal use state, and the display unit 112 is provided with the drawer unit 71 and the housing 70 of the drawer unit 71. It becomes the normal operation state that overlaps with the moving direction when pulling out from.

As described above, in the display device 11 installed in the banknote pay-in/pay-out device 22, the display unit 112 is provided slidably up and down with respect to the housing 70 of the banknote pay-in/pay-out device 22 via the main body 111. The lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 of the portion 71 can be switched between a state where they overlap with each other in a direction in which they are separated from the housing 70 and a state where they do not overlap. In the display device 11, the main body portion 111 is always in a state in which the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 of the drawer portion 71 do not overlap in the direction of separation from the housing 70, so that the drawer portion 71 as a whole. It is possible to switch between a state in which the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 overlap in the direction in which they are separated from the housing 70, and a state in which they do not overlap.

In the normal operation state, the display device 11 installed in the coin-payment device 32 has the lower part of the display part 112 arranged in front of the door part 91, and when viewed from the front (front view), the display part 112 is normally It comes to overlap with the door portion 91 in the used state. In other words, in the normal operation state, the lower portion of the display unit 112 overlaps with the front surface portion 97 of the front wall portion 96 of the door portion 91 in the normal use state in the vertical direction and the horizontal direction. Will be overlapped with. In other words, in the normal operation state, the lower portion of the display unit 112 is in a state of overlapping the door 91 in the normal use state with the door 91 in the moving direction of the door 91 with respect to the housing 90. In other words, in the normal operation state, the lower portion of the display unit 112 overlaps with the front face portion 97 of the door unit 91 in the normal use state in the direction of separating from the housing 90. In other words, in the normal operation state, the lower portion of the display unit 112 is in a state where the lower portion of the display unit 112 is arranged on the movement locus of the front face portion 97 of the door unit 91 in the normal use state in the direction of separation from the housing 90.

Further, in the retracted state, the display device 11 installed in the coin-roll payment device 32 is in a normal use state when the lower portion of the display unit 112 is retracted from the front of the door unit 91, and when viewed from the front (front view). Make sure that a certain door 91 does not overlap the front of the device. In other words, in the retracted state, the display unit 112 and the display device 11 including the display unit 112 are displaced from each other in the vertical direction with respect to the front face portion 97 of the door unit 91 in the normal use state, so that the display unit 112 and the display unit 11 do not overlap in the front and rear. Become. In other words, in the retracted state, the display unit 112 and the display device 11 including the display unit 112 do not overlap the door 91 in the normal use state in the forward direction of the movement of the door 91 with respect to the housing 90 when opened. become. In other words, in the retracted state, the display unit 112 and the display device 11 including the display unit 112 do not overlap the front face portion 97 of the door 91 in the normal use state in the direction in which it is separated from the housing 90. In other words, in the retracted state, the display unit 112 and the display device 11 including the display unit 112 are not on the movement locus of the front face portion 97 of the door 91 in the normal use state in the direction of separation from the housing 90.

As described above, in the display device 11 installed in the coin-roll payment device 32, the display unit 112 is provided so as to be slidable up and down with respect to the housing 90 of the coin-roll payment device 32 via the main body 111, and the door. It is possible to switch between a state where the front face portion 97 of the portion 91 overlaps in the direction away from the housing 90 and a state where they do not overlap. In the display device 11, since the main body 111 is not always overlapped with the front face 97 of the door 91 in the direction in which the front face 97 is separated from the casing 90, the casing of the front face 97 of the door 91 as a whole. It is possible to switch between a state where they overlap in the direction away from 90 and a state where they do not overlap.

As shown in FIG. 7, a pair of guide recesses 132, which are recessed forward of the rear surface 131 and extend in the vertical direction, are provided on the left and right sides of the rear portion of the display unit 112. Guide rails 133 are fixed to the side surfaces of the guide recesses 132 that are parallel to each other and face each other at the positions closer to each other so as to extend in the vertical direction in parallel with the rear surface 131. The upper end of each of the guide recesses 132 serves as a lower position restricting portion 135 that extends downward and extends orthogonally to the extending direction of the guide recess 132.

A restricting portion 136 is provided on the lower side of each of the pair of guide recesses 132 on the side of the guide rail 133 in the left-right direction. The upper surfaces of the restricting portions 136 are upper position restricting portions 137 that extend orthogonally to the extending direction of the guide recess 132, and the lower surfaces of these restricting portions 136 are orthogonal to the extending direction of the guide recess 132. It becomes the downward regulation part 138 which spreads.

As shown in FIG. 8, the front surface 141 of the main body 111 is inclined such that the upper portion is located slightly rearward of the lower portion with respect to the surface extending orthogonal to the front-rear direction, and as shown in FIG. When the main body portion 111 is installed in the bill depositing/dispensing device 22, the main body portion 111 is arranged on the same plane as the upper front surface portion 77 of the withdrawing portion 71 in the normal use state. When installed in the coin-roll payment device 32, the front surface 141 of the main body 111 is arranged on the same plane as the front surface 97 of the door 91 in the normal use state.

As shown in FIG. 8, the front portion of the main body portion 111 is provided with a concave front concave portion 142 that is recessed rearward from the front surface 141. A pair of support portions 143 is fixed to the front recess 142 on both the left and right sides so as to project more forward than the front surface 141. A guide carriage 144 is fixed to each of the support portions 143 on the opposing side surfaces of the support portions 143 so as to extend in the vertical direction in parallel with the front surface 141.

The pair of support portions 143 of the main body portion 111 are respectively inserted into the corresponding one of the pair of guide recesses 132 of the display portion 112, and in this state, the pair of guide rails 133 of the display portion 112 are attached to the main body portion. The pair of guide carriages 144 of 111 are connected to each other. Then, as shown in FIG. 9, in the display unit 112, the rear surface 131 is parallel to the front surface 141 of the main body unit 111, and faces the display unit 112 at a certain distance. In this state, in the display unit 112, the pair of guide rails 133 travel on the pair of guide carriages 144, and as a result, the guide rails 133 and the guide carriage 144 slide in the extending direction of the main body unit 111. Move. Therefore, the display unit 112 is supported by the main body unit 111 and slides up and down with respect to the main body unit 111 while maintaining a state in which the rear surface 131 is parallel to the front surface 141 of the main body unit 111 and faces the front surface 141 at a certain distance. Move.

Here, as shown in FIG. 9A, when the display unit 112 is in the normal operation state, the lower position regulation unit 135 of the upper end of the guide recess 132 contacts the upper surface of the support unit 143 of the main body unit 111. By contacting, the display unit 112 is regulated so as not to move downward with respect to the main body unit 111.

On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 9B, when the display unit 112 is in the retracted state, the upper position restricting unit 137 of the restricting unit 136 provided in the lower portion of the guide recess 132 does not move to the supporting unit 143. By making contact with the lower surface, the display unit 112 is regulated so as not to go further upward with respect to the main body unit 111.

Here, at the front end portions of the pair of support portions 143, roller portions 146 that are rotatable around an axis extending in the left-right direction are provided above and below. These roller portions 146 contact the bottom surface of the corresponding guide recess 132. Therefore, the display unit 112 is configured to smoothly slide with respect to the main body unit 111 while rolling the roller unit 146.

As shown in FIG. 7, a rack gear 151 is provided on the rear portion of the display unit 112 between a pair of guide recesses 132 so as to extend in parallel with the guide recesses 132. On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 8, a pinion gear 152 is provided in the front concave portion 142 of the main body 111 so as to be rotatable about the left and right axes. When the pair of guide rails 133 of the display unit 112 are connected to the pair of guide carriages 144 of the main body 111, the rack gear 151 and the pinion gear 152 mesh with each other, as shown in FIG.

The pinion gear 152 is connected to the one-way clutch 155 (resistor part), as shown in FIG. The one-way clutch 155 does not generate a rotational load on the pinion gear 152 that rotates in conjunction with the movement of the display unit 112 in the upward direction when the normal operation state is changed to the retracted state, and the display unit 112 is moved downward. When moving from the retracted state to the normal operation state, a rotational load is generated on the pinion gear 152 that rotates in conjunction with this.

That is, the one-way clutch 155 causes the display unit 112 of the display device 11 to generate a higher resistance force when the display unit 112 descends than when it rises. Therefore, while the display unit 112 can be easily put in the retracted state, it is possible to prevent the display unit 112 from being rapidly lowered. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 9A, it is possible to mitigate the impact when the lower position restricting portion 135 and the upper surface of the support portion 143 of the main body portion 111 come into contact with each other when the display portion 112 descends.

As shown in FIG. 7, a pair of grips 161 that are gripped by the operator's hand when the display 112 is slid with respect to the main body 111 are provided at both left and right edge portions on the rear surface 131 side of the display 112. It is recessed forward of the rear surface 131. The left grip portion 161 is pulled out to the left side surface of the display unit 112, and the right grip portion 161 is pulled out to the right side surface of the display unit 112.

Engaging portions 172 of the engaging member 171 are provided in the guide recesses 132 on both sides of the display portion 112 in the vicinity of the upper position restricting portion 137. These engaging portions 172 are arranged on the opposite side to the guide rail 133 in the left-right direction with respect to the regulating portion 136 in the guide concave portion 132 in which they are arranged. As shown in FIG. 9(A), the engagement member 171 is rotatable about a pair of upper and lower rotation shafts 173 fixedly provided in the display unit 112. The pair of rotating shafts 173 are along the extending direction of the guide recess 132, in other words, the sliding direction of the display unit 112, and thus the engaging member 171 is provided around the axis along the sliding direction of the display unit 112. Rotate.

The engaging member 171 is provided with a pair of rotating shafts 173 on the side opposite to the left and right guide rails 133, and an engaging portion 172 is provided on the left and right guide rails 133 side. The engagement member 171 has a flat plate-shaped base plate portion 174 extending along the bottom surface of the guide recess portion 132 in the guide recess portion 132, and a pair of rotating shafts 173 vertically project from the base plate portion 174, An engaging portion 172 projects rearward from the base plate portion 174. The engaging member 171 is biased by a biasing member (not shown) such as a spring so that the engaging portion 172 is located rearward, that is, on the rear surface 131 side of the display unit 112.

A lock release lever 175 is fixed to the base plate portion 174 on the rear surface of the lower portion on the side of the rotating shaft 173 in the left-right direction so as to project rearward. The lock release lever 175 has a shape in which the protruding height from the base plate portion 174 is higher toward the engagement portion 172 side in the left-right direction. As shown in FIG. 7, the engaging member 171 is disposed on the front side of the grip portion 161, and the lock release lever 175 projects rearward from the opening 176 at the lower end portion of the grip portion 161. When the operator presses the lock release lever 175 protruding from the opening 176 forward when the operator holds the holding portion 161 by hand, the engaging portion 172 moves forward within the guide recess 132.

As shown in FIG. 11, the engaging portion 172 projects rearward from the base plate portion 174, and includes the lower surface of the engaging main body portion 177 that extends in a direction orthogonal to the axial direction of the rotating shaft 173, and the engaging main body portion. 177 has an engagement guide portion 178 extending upward and forward from the rear end edge portion. The lower surface of the engagement body portion 177 extends orthogonally to the sliding direction of the display portion 112. The engagement guide portion 178 is inclined at an acute angle with respect to the engagement main body portion 177, and is inclined so as to come closer to the base plate portion 174 and the lower position regulation portion 135 as it extends toward the tip end side.

A lock member 181 is fixed to the front recess 142 of the main body 111. The lock member 181 is fixed to the bottom surface of the front concave portion 142, and extends from the bottom surface orthogonal to the front surface 141 of the main body portion 111 to the front side of the front surface 141, and a front end edge portion of the lock main body portion 182. The lock guide portion 183 extends downwardly and rearward from the lock guide portion 183, and the extension portion 184 that extends from the rear end edge of the lock guide portion 183 to the bottom surface of the front recess 142 and is fixed to the bottom surface.

The lock main body 182, including the upper surface thereof, extends orthogonally to the axial direction of the rotating shaft 173 of the engaging member 171, and extends orthogonally to the sliding direction of the display 112. The lock guide portion 183 makes an acute angle with the lock body portion 182, and is inclined so as to approach the lower position restricting portion 135 in the axial direction of the rotating shaft 173 on the side opposite to the extending portion 184.

The engaging portion 172 of the display unit 112 as shown in FIG. 7 and the lock member 181 of the main body unit 111 as shown in FIG. 8 are engaged with each other as shown in FIG. It is retained in the retracted state. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 11, the lower surface of the engagement main body portion 177 of the engagement member 171 and the upper surface of the lock main body portion 182 of the lock member 181 are brought into contact with each other in a surface contact manner, so that the display unit 112 is provided. It is locked by the portion 111 and held in the retracted state.

Then, the operator pushes the lock release lever 175 of the engaging member 171 forward, and as shown in FIG. 12, the engaging member 171 is turned forward about the pair of turning shafts 173, whereby the engaging By moving the portion 172 forward, the engagement state between the engagement portion 172 and the lock member 181 is released. That is, the surface contact between the lower surface of the engagement main body portion 177 of the engagement member 171 and the upper surface of the lock main body portion 182 of the lock member 181 is released, and the engagement portion 172 and the lock member 181 slide on the display portion 112. When viewed in the direction, they should not overlap. In this state, when the display unit 112 is moved downward, the display unit 112 can be changed from the retracted state to the normal operation state.

As shown in FIG. 11, when the lock release lever 175 is not pressed, the engagement guide portion 178 is inclined upward and forward of the tip of the engaging portion 172, and forward and forward of the tip of the lock member 181. The inclined lock guide portion 183 overlaps with the display portion 112 in the sliding direction. Therefore, when the operator moves the display unit 112 upward in order to move the display unit 112 from the normal operation state to the retracted state, first, the engagement guide unit 178 comes into contact with the lock guide unit 183 from below, and due to these inclinations, the display is performed. In conjunction with the upward movement of the portion 112, the lock guide portion 183 pushes the engagement guide portion 178 forward, and the engagement member 171 is rotated so that the engagement portion 172 moves forward around the rotation shaft 173. To move.

After that, when the operator further moves the display portion 112 in the upward direction so that the lower surface of the engagement main body portion 177 is arranged above the upper surface of the lock main body portion 182, the engagement member 171 is moved by the biasing member. The display unit 112 is rotated to the rear surface 131 side. Then, the engagement body 177 and the lock body 182 can be engaged again. As described above, the engaging portion 172 and the lock member 181 are automatically engaged with each other only by the operator moving the display unit 112 upward, and the display unit 112 can be held in the retracted state. become.

As shown in FIG. 11, the base plate portion 174 of the engaging member 171 is provided with a detecting portion 191 above the engaging portion 172 at the end portion on the side of the engaging portion 172 in the left-right direction. Correspondingly, the support portion 143 of the main body portion 111 is provided with a detection sensor 192 for detecting the engagement state between the engagement portion 172 and the lock member 181. The detection unit 191 and the detection sensor 192 are provided so as to contact each other when the display unit 112 is in the retracted state and the engagement unit 172 and the lock member 181 are engaged with each other.

The detection sensor 192 detects that the display unit 112 is in the retracted state and the engagement unit 172 and the lock member 181 are in the engaged state when the detection unit 191 abuts and is in the ON state. When it is in the off state without abutting, it is detected that it is not in this state. Accordingly, the detection sensor 192 can detect whether or not the engaging portion 172 and the lock member 181 are engaged with each other and the display portion 112 is locked in the retracted state.

Then, the banknote pay-in/pay-out device 22 releases the lock by the lock part 74 which is the electromagnetic lock of the drawer part 71 only when the lock of the display part 112 is detected by the detection sensor 192 of the display device 11 installed therein. Then, the drawer portion 71 can be pulled out from the housing 70. In the display device 11 installed in the banknote pay-in/pay-out device 22, when the detection sensor 192 detects the lock of the display unit 112, the display unit 112 is in the retracted state and is below the withdrawing unit 71 in the normal use state. The front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 are in a state where they do not overlap in the direction in which they are separated from the housing 70.

On the contrary, the banknote pay-in/pay-out device 22 does not release the lock by the lock part 74 of the withdrawal part 71 unless the lock of the display part 112 is detected by the detection sensor 192 of the display device 11 installed in the banknote pay-in/pay-out device 22. The withdrawal of the withdrawal portion 71 from the body 70 is restricted. In the display device 11 installed in the banknote pay-in/pay-out device 22, the state where the detection sensor 192 does not detect the lock of the display unit 112 is that the display unit 112 is in the normal operation state and below the withdrawal unit 71 in the normal use state. This includes a state in which the front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 overlap each other in the direction in which they are separated from the housing 70.

Therefore, in the lock unit 74 of the banknote pay-in/pay-out device 22, the display unit 112 of the display device 11 provided in the banknote pay-in/pay-out device 22 overlaps in the direction in which the lower front surface part 76 and the upper front surface part 77 are separated from the housing 70. The drawer portion 71 cannot be unlocked in the state, and the drawer portion 71 can be unlocked in the non-overlapping state. As a result, in the display device 11 provided in the banknote pay-in/pay-out device 22, with the display unit 112 overlapping the drawer unit 71, the drawer unit 71 is pulled out from the housing 70, and the display unit 112 and the drawer unit 71 come into contact with each other. It can be prevented.

Moreover, in the lock unit 74 of the bill depositing/dispensing device 22, the display unit 112 of the display device 11 provided in the bill depositing/dispensing device 22 is overlapped in the direction in which the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 are separated from the housing 70. When the drawer portion 71 is locked in a non-overlapping state, the drawer portion 71 can be unlocked, and the drawer portion 71 cannot be unlocked unless the drawer portion 71 is locked in the overlapping state. As a result, in the display device 11 provided in the banknote pay-in/pay-out device 22, with the display unit 112 overlapping the drawer unit 71, the drawer unit 71 is pulled out from the housing 70, and the display unit 112 and the drawer unit 71 come into contact with each other. This can be prevented more reliably.

Also in the coin-roll payment device 32, only when the detection sensor 192 of the display device 11 installed therein detects the lock of the display unit 112, the lock by the lock unit 94 which is the electromagnetic lock of the door 91 is released. The door portion 91 can be separated from the housing 90. On the contrary, if the detection sensor 192 of the display device 11 installed on the coin-roll payment device 32 does not detect the lock of the display unit 112, the coin-roll payment device 32 does not release the lock by the lock unit 94 of the door unit 91, and the housing is not locked. The separation of the door portion 91 from the body 90 is restricted.

Therefore, the lock portion 94 of the coin-roll payment device 32 has the door portion 91 of the display portion 112 of the display device 11 provided in the coin-roll payment device 32 in a state where the display portion 112 of the display device 11 overlaps the front face portion 97 in the direction away from the housing 90. The lock cannot be unlocked, and the lock of the door 91 can be unlocked when they do not overlap. Thereby, in the display device 11 provided in the coin-roll payment device 32, in a state where the display unit 112 overlaps the door unit 91, the door unit 91 is opened to prevent the display unit 112 and the door unit 91 from coming into contact with each other. be able to.

As shown in FIG. 8, a pair of left and right downward regulation mechanisms 201 (sliding regulation sections) that prevent the display section 112 from falling are provided in the front concave portion 142 of the main body section 111. As shown in FIG. 13, the lowering regulation mechanism 201 includes a lowering regulation fixing portion 203 fixedly provided on the main body 111 side, a plurality of guide pins 204 fixedly fixed to the lowering regulation fixing portion 203, A downward regulation support member 208 is movably supported by the guide pin 204 in the guide groove 207 with the downward regulation support portion 206 protruding forward. The descending regulation support member 208 is supported by the guide pin 204 in a state where the guide groove 207 extends in the front-rear direction, and is in the extending direction of the guide groove 207 with respect to the descending regulation fixing portion 203 and the main body portion 111. It can be moved in any direction.

The lowering regulation mechanism 201 is interposed between the lowering regulation fixing portion 203 and the lowering regulation supporting member 208 and is a biasing member 211 which is a spring for urging the lowering regulation supporting member 208 forward, and the lowering regulation fixing portion 203. Has a support shaft 212 provided in the lower part of the above, and an operating shaft 213 provided in the lower part of the lowering regulation support member 208. The central axes of the support shaft 212 and the operating shaft 213 extend in the left-right direction, and the operating shaft 213 is disposed below the supporting shaft 212.

The lowering regulation mechanism 201 includes a link member 215 supported by a support shaft 212 and connected to an actuating shaft 213, and a roller portion 216 rotatably supported at an end of the link member 215 opposite to the support shaft 212. The link member 215 includes a biasing member 217 that is a spring that biases the link member 215 so that the roller portion 216 is located in the front. The link member 215 is rotatably supported at a fixed position with respect to a support shaft 212 provided in the lowering regulation fixing portion 203, and is rotated by an elongated hole 219 with respect to an operating shaft 213 provided in the lowering regulation supporting member 208. It is movably and slidably connected. The link member 215 and the roller portion 216 rotate around an axis along the left-right direction.

In the lowering regulation mechanism 201, the link member 215 rotatably provided on the lowering regulation fixing portion 203 is rotated forward from the retracted position as shown in FIG. 13B, the lowering regulation support member 208 engaging the operating shaft 213 with the elongated hole 219 of the link member 215 is interlocked with the lowering regulation fixing member 203. While sliding the guide groove 207 with respect to the guide pin 204, it moves forward from the retracted position shown in FIG. 13(A) to the engagement position shown in FIG. 13(B).

On the other hand, when the link member 215 is rotated rearward about the support shaft 212 from the forward position shown in FIG. 13(B) to the retracted position shown in FIG. 13(A), In conjunction with this, the lowering regulation support member 208 moves rearward from the engagement position as shown in FIG. 13(B) to the retracted position as shown in FIG. 13(A).

As shown in FIG. 14(A), such a descending regulation mechanism 201 is in a normal use state in which the drawer 70 of the bill depositing/dispensing device 22 in which the display device 11 is installed is housed in the housing 70. In this case, the roller portion 216 provided on the link member 215 is in contact with the upper surface portion 78 of the pull-out portion 71, the rotation thereof is restricted, and the lowering restriction support member 208 is also positioned at the retracted position. Has been done.

Then, when the pull-out portion 71 is pulled out from the housing 70 from this state, the upper surface portion 78 of the pull-out portion 71 is separated from the roller portion 216, and the urging member 217 provided on the link member 215 and the downward regulation fixing. The urging force of the urging member 211 provided between the portion 203 and the lowering regulation support member 208 causes the link member 215 to rotate forward from the retracted position as shown in FIG. It is arranged at the forward position as shown in FIG. Then, the lowering regulation support member 208 connected to the link member 215 is moved forward by the urging force of the urging members 211 and 217 from the retracted position as shown in FIG. 14A, and FIG. It is arranged in the engagement position as shown in.

At this time, the lowering regulation support portion 206 at the tip of the lowering regulation support member 208 is arranged so as to engage with the lowering regulation portion 138 of the regulating portion 136 of the display portion 112 or to be positioned slightly below the lowering regulation portion 138. It In other words, the lowering regulation support portion 206 is arranged on the movement locus of the lowering regulation portion 138 when the display portion 112 slides. As a result, even if the operator mistakenly presses the lock release lever 175 with the drawer portion 71 pulled out from the housing 70, the lowering regulation portion 138 engages with the lowering regulation support portion 206, so that the display portion is no longer displayed. It can be restricted so that 112 does not go downward. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the display unit 112 from moving downward in a state where the drawer unit 71 is pulled out from the housing 70 and the display unit 112 and the drawer unit 71 contact each other.

On the other hand, thereafter, when the drawer portion 71 is pushed toward the housing 70 to house the drawer portion 71 in the housing 70, the rear surface portion 79 of the drawer portion 71 and the roller portion 216 provided on the link member 215. When a and are contacted with each other and the pull-out portion 71 is further pushed into the housing 70, the link member 215 is rotated backward from the forward position as shown in FIG. 14B and the roller portion 216 is pulled out. The upper surface portion 78 of the portion 71 is brought into contact with the upper portion 78, and the upper portion 78 is arranged in the retracted position as shown in FIG. In conjunction with this, the lowering regulation support member 208 is moved rearward from the engagement position as shown in FIG. 14(B) and is arranged at the retracted position as shown in FIG. 14(A). Then, the lowering regulation support portion 206 is not in the movement trajectory of the lowering regulation portion 138 when the display portion 112 slides. As a result, when the drawer portion 71 is pushed into the housing 70 and is in a normal use state, when the operator pushes the lock release lever 175, the display portion 112 can be lowered.

Therefore, the lowering regulation mechanism 201 of the display device 11 provided in the banknote pay-in/pay-out device 22 has a lower front surface portion 76 and an upper front surface portion 77 of the drawer portion 71 as compared to when the drawer portion 71 is in a normal use state. When it is separated from 70, it comes into contact with the lowering regulation portion 138 of the display portion 112 to regulate the downward sliding of the display portion 112. On the other hand, unless the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 are further apart from the housing 70 than when the drawer portion 71 is in the normal use state, the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 do not come into contact with the lowering regulation portion 138 of the display portion 112. , Allowing the display unit 112 to slide downward.

Also in the display device 11 provided on the coin-roll payment device 32, the lowering regulation mechanism 201 is provided on the link member 215 when the door 91 of the coin-roll payment device 32 is in the normal use state. The roller portion 216 is in contact with the upper surface portion 98 of the door portion 91, and its rotation is restricted so that the roller portion 216 is disposed at the retracted position, and the descending regulation support member 208 is also disposed at the retracted position.

When the door 91 is opened from this state, the upper surface 98 of the door 91 is separated from the roller 216, and the link member 215 is arranged at the forward position. Then, the lowering regulation support member 208 connected to the link member 215 is arranged at the engaging position, and the lowering regulation support portion 206 is engaged with the lowering regulation portion 138 of the display unit 112 or the lowering regulation portion 138. It is arranged so as to be located slightly below. As a result, even if the operator mistakenly presses the lock release lever 175 with the door portion 91 opened, the lowering regulation portion 138 engages with the lowering regulation support portion 206, and the display portion 112 is further lowered. You can regulate not to go to. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the display unit 112 from moving downward while the door unit 91 is opened and the display unit 112 and the door unit 91 from coming into contact with each other.

On the other hand, when the door portion 91 is closed thereafter, the rear surface portion 99 of the door portion 91 and the roller portion 216 come into contact with each other, and when the door portion 91 is further closed, the link member 215 causes the roller portion to move. 216 is brought into contact with the upper surface portion 98 of the door portion 91 and is arranged in the retracted position. In conjunction with this, the lowering regulation support member 208 is arranged at the retracted position. As a result, when the door 91 is closed and in a normal use state, when the operator presses the lock release lever 175, the display unit 112 can be lowered.

Therefore, in the lowering regulation mechanism 201 of the display device 11 provided in the coin payer 32, the front surface 97 of the door 91 is separated from the housing 90 more than when the door 91 is in the normal use state. At this time, it abuts on the lowering restricting portion 138 of the display portion 112 to restrict the downward sliding of the display portion 112. On the other hand, if the front surface portion 97 is not separated from the housing 90 more than when the door portion 91 is in the normal use state, the front surface portion 97 does not come into contact with the lowering regulation portion 138 of the display portion 112 and the lower portion of the display portion 112 is not contacted. Allow sliding to.

As shown in FIG. 7, the rear surface 131 of the display unit 112 is provided with a wiring opening 231 for discharging the wiring of the display 115, the touch panel 116, the IC card reader 118, the magnetic card reader 119 and the like to the outside. Further, in the vicinity thereof, a wiring guide portion 232 that guides the wiring discharged from the wiring opening portion 231 to the rear side (toward the main body portion 111 side) is provided. As shown in FIG. 8, a wiring opening 233 through which the wiring discharged from the body 111 is inserted is provided in the front recess 142 of the body 111.

Further, the main body unit 111 is provided with a power supply unit (not shown) of the display device 11 and a control unit (not shown) that controls the display device 11. Further, as shown in FIG. 8, a protective lid 235 is rotatably provided on the right side surface of the main body 111, and a power switch (not shown) is provided so as to be covered with the protective lid 235. Further, device grips 236 that are gripped when the display device 11 is lifted are provided on both left and right side surfaces of the main body 111.

<Operation>
[Operation until the display unit 112 is moved from the normal operation state to the retracted state and the drawer unit 71 in the normal use state is pulled out from the housing 70]

(Step 1) When it is necessary to pull out the drawer portion 71 in the normal use state from the housing 70 for maintenance or the like, the operator first needs the display portion 112 to pull out the drawer portion 71 from the housing 70. Enter the operation. Then, on the display unit 112, an operation instruction (message/image) for moving the display unit 112 upward and retracting is displayed, and the operation message is output from the speaker. Then, the operator manually touches the display unit 112 with the upper position restricting unit 137 and the supporting unit 143 of the restricting unit 136 while gripping the gripping units 161 on both the left and right sides of the display unit 112 with the hand. Move upwards until.

At this time, in the display unit 112, the pair of guide rails 133 slides on the pair of guide carriages 144 of the main body 111, and the rear surface 131 and the front surface 141 of the main body 111 are maintained parallel to each other to maintain a constant interval. As it is, it rises along the front surface 141. Further, at this time, the rack gear 151 rotates the pinion gear 152 and rotates the one-way clutch 155. However, the rotation resistance of the one-way clutch 155 is small, so that the display unit 112 basically rises. It becomes a force against the weight of 112. Further, at this time, the engagement guide portion 178 of the engagement member 171 comes into contact with the lock guide portion 183 of the lock member 181 from below, and the engagement guide portion 178 is guided forward by the lock guide portion 183 and engaged. The engaging member 171 including the guide portion 178 is rotated forward. After that, when the lower surface of the engagement main body portion 177 is arranged above the upper surface of the lock main body portion 182, the engagement member 171 is rotated to the rear surface 131 side of the display portion 112 by the urging member (not shown), The engagement main body portion 177 and the lock main body portion 182 are overlapped with each other when viewed in the moving direction of the display portion 112, and the engagement portion 172 and the lock member 181 are engageable with each other.

(Step 2) Next, the operator releases the display unit 112. Then, the display unit 112 moves slightly downward due to its own weight, the engagement body 177 and the lock body 182 come into contact with each other, and the engagement unit 172 and the lock member 181 engage with each other. As a result, the display unit 112 is held in the retracted state.

At this time, the engagement member 171 is rotated to the rear surface 131 side of the display unit 112 as described above, and the detection unit 191 contacts the detection sensor 192. Then, the detection sensor 192 is turned on, whereby it is detected that the engaging portion 172 and the lock member 181 are engaged with each other in the retracted state and the display portion 112 is locked. Then, the banknote pay-in/pay-out device 22 releases the lock of the drawer part 71 by the lock part 74, so that the drawer part 71 can be pulled out from the housing 70. In this state, the display unit 112 is positioned above the drawer unit 71 as a whole, and does not interfere with the drawer of the drawer unit 71 from the housing 70.

(Step 3) Next, the operator pulls out the drawer portion 71 from the housing 70. Then, the roller portion 216 provided on the link member 215 rotates on the upper surface portion 78 of the drawer portion 71 that is in contact with the roller member 216. When the upper surface portion 78 of the drawer portion 71 is positioned in front of the roller portion 216, urging is performed. The link member 215 is gradually rotated forward from the retracted position by the member 217 and the biasing member 211 to bring the roller portion 216 into contact with the rear surface portion 79 of the pull-out portion 71, and further pull-out of the pull-out portion 71, It is arranged at the forward position and separated from the rear surface portion 79 of the drawer portion 71. In this way, when moving from the retracted position to the advanced position, the link member 215 presses the operating shaft 213 arranged in the elongated hole 219 forward. Then, the lowering regulation support member 208 moves forward from the retracted position while sliding the guide groove 207 with respect to the guide pin 204, is disposed at the engagement position, and enters the lower side of the lowering regulation portion 138 of the display unit 112.

In this manner, when the drawer 71 is pulled out from the housing 70, the operator rotates the engagement member 171 by pressing the lock release lever 175 with a finger while holding the grip 161 on the side of the display 112 with his/her hand. Even if it does, the lowering regulation support member 208 contacts the lowering regulation section 138 of the display section 112 to regulate the lowering of the display section 112, and regulates the contact with the drawer section 71. Further, when the engaging member 171 is rotated in this way, the detection sensor 192 detects that the contact with the detection unit 191 is released, and the display device 11 warns the display unit 112 accordingly. A message or a warning image is displayed, and at least one of a warning message and a warning sound is output from the speaker to give a warning.

As described above, after the display portion 112 is changed from the normal operation state to the retracted state, the drawer portion 71 in the normal use state can be pulled out from the housing 70. That is, the drawer portion 71 can be pulled out from the housing 70 without interfering with the display device 11.

In the case of the display device 11 installed on the upper surface 93 of the housing 90 of the coin-roll payment device 32 having the door 91 as shown in FIG. 4, the display unit is processed by (step 1) and (step 2). After the detection sensor 192 detects the lock of the display unit 112 after the state of 112 is moved from the normal operation state to the retracted state, the coin-roll payment device 32 releases the lock of the door unit 91 in the normal use state by the lock unit 94. Then, the door 91 is made rotatable with respect to the housing 90. In this state, the display unit 112 is positioned above the door unit 91 as a whole, and does not interfere with the rotation of the door unit 91 with respect to the housing 90. Accordingly, the door 91 can be opened with respect to the housing 90 without interfering with the display device 11.

Then, in (process 3), the operator manually rotates the door 91 forward to open the front part of the housing 90. Then, the roller portion 216 provided on the link member 215 comes into contact with the rear surface portion 99 from the upper surface portion 98 of the door portion 91, and then is separated from the rear surface portion 99, which causes the link member 215 to move. The descent regulation support member 208 is arranged at the engaging position and is inserted into the lower side of the descent regulation part 138 of the display part 112 to regulate the descent of the display part 112.

[Operation from the state where the drawer portion 71 is pulled out from the housing 70 until the display portion 112 is again in the normal operation state]

(Step 4) First, the operator pushes the drawer portion 71 toward the housing 70, stores the drawer portion 71 in the housing 70, and puts the drawer portion 71 in a normal use state. Then, the lock portion 74 locks the drawer portion 71 on the housing 70 at the pushing position.

When the pull-out portion 71 is pushed toward the housing 70, the rear surface portion 79 of the pull-out portion 71 and the roller portion 216 provided on the link member 215 contact each other, and the rear surface portion 79 pushes the roller portion 216 backward. Then, the link member 215 rotates backward from the forward movement position. Then, when the roller portion 216 rides on the upper surface portion 78 of the drawer portion 71, the link member 215 is arranged at the retracted position. When moving from the forward position to the backward position in this manner, the link member 215 presses the actuating shaft 213 arranged in the elongated hole 219 backward. Then, the lowering regulation support member 208 is moved rearward from the engaging position while sliding the guide groove 207 with respect to the guide pin 204, is disposed in the retracted position, and is retracted rearward from the lowering regulation portion 138 of the display unit 112.

(Step 5) Next, the operator holds the grip portion 161 on the side of the display unit 112 with his/her hand and pushes the lock release lever 175 forward with his/her finger. Then, the engagement member 171 rotates forward, and the engagement state of the engagement portion 172 with the lock member 181 is released.

(Step 6) Next, the operator moves the display portion 112 downward while pressing the lock release lever 175 with a finger until the lower position regulating portion 135 of the guide concave portion 132 comes into contact with the support portion 143, and displays. Release the part 112 and the lock release lever 175. Then, the display unit 112 maintains the lower position restricting unit 135 in a state of being engaged with the supporting unit 143 by its own weight. As a result, the display unit 112 is held in the normal operation state.

When the display unit 112 is moved downward, the guide rail 133 of the display unit 112 slides on the guide carriage 144 of the main body unit 111, and the rear surface 131 and the front surface 141 of the main body unit 111 are maintained in parallel with each other to keep an interval. While keeping constant, it descends along the front surface 141. Further, at this time, the rack gear 151 rotates the pinion gear 152 and the one-way clutch 155, which causes rotation resistance due to the one-way clutch 155. Therefore, the descending speed of the display unit 112 becomes slow, and the collision of the lower position restricting unit 135 with the supporting unit 143 is buffered.

As described above, after pushing out the pull-out portion 71 from the state in which the pull-out portion 71 is pulled out from the housing 70, the display portion 112 is brought into the normal operation state again.

In the case of the display device 11 installed on the upper surface 93 of the case 90 of the coin-roll payment device 32 having the door 91 as shown in FIG. 4, in (step 4), the operator first The part 91 is rotated rearward to bring the front part of the housing 90 into the normal use state. Then, the lock portion 94 locks the door portion 91 on the housing 90. When the door portion 91 is in a normal use state, the rear surface portion 99 of the door portion 91 and the roller portion 216 provided on the link member 215 contact each other, and the roller portion 216 is pressed rearward by the rear surface portion 99. As a result, the link member 215 is pivoted rearward from the forward movement position so that the roller portion 216 rides on the upper surface portion 98 of the door portion 91, and is arranged in the backward movement position. The other steps are the same as those of the banknote pay-in/pay-out device 22 described above.

According to the money handling system 10 of the above-described embodiment, in the display device 11 placed on the banknote depositing/dispensing device 22, the display part 112 has the lower front part 76 of the drawer part 71 for improving the visibility. Even when the upper front surface portion 77 overlaps with the housing 70 in the direction in which the upper front surface portion 77 is separated from the housing 70, the display portion 112 is slid with respect to the housing 70 at the time of maintenance so that the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 of the drawer portion 71 are covered. It is possible not to overlap in the separating direction from the body 70, so that the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 are separated from the housing 70 without causing the drawer portion 71 to interfere with the display device 11. It can be moved with respect to the housing 70. Therefore, it is possible to improve the visibility and ensure the maintainability.

Also for the display device 11 mounted on the coin-roll payment device 32, similarly, even if the display portion 112 is placed in a state in which the front face portion 97 of the door portion 91 is overlapped in the direction away from the housing 90 for improving visibility, During maintenance, the display unit 112 can be slid with respect to the housing 90 so that the front surface 97 of the door 91 does not overlap in the direction of separation from the housing 90. Therefore, the door 91 is displayed. The front part 97 can be moved so as to be separated from the housing 90 without interfering with the device 11. Therefore, it is possible to improve the visibility and ensure the maintainability.

That is, by lowering the display unit 112 so as to overlap the drawer unit 71 and the door unit 91, even a small operator can easily visually recognize the display unit 112 and easily access the display unit 112. Further, by raising the display unit 112 so as not to overlap with the drawer unit 71 and the door unit 91, the drawer unit 71 is attached to the housing 70 so that the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 thereof are separated from the housing 70. The door portion 91 can be moved, or the door portion 91 can be moved with respect to the housing 90 so that the front surface portion 97 thereof is separated from the housing 90. Therefore, it is possible to access the inside of the banknote pay-in/pay-out device 22 by pulling the drawer 71 forward from the housing 70, and to access the inside of the coin-payment payment device 32 by rotating the door 91 forward. it can.

Further, when the display device 11 placed on the banknote pay-in/pay-out device 22 overlaps with the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 of the drawer portion 71 in the direction in which they are separated from the housing 70, the lock portion 74 has the drawer portion. It is prevented that the lock of 71 is disabled and the drawer portion 71 interferes with the display device 11. Further, when the display device 11 does not overlap the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 of the drawer portion 71 in the direction in which they are separated from the housing 70, the lock portion 74 can unlock the drawer portion 71. The drawer portion 71 can be moved so that the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 are separated from the housing 70 without interfering with the display device 11.

Even in the display device 11 placed on the coin-roll payment device 32, the lock portion 94 cannot unlock the door portion 91 when the front surface portion 97 of the door portion 91 overlaps with the housing 90 in the direction in which the door portion 91 is separated. Therefore, the door 91 is prevented from interfering with the display device 11. Further, when the display device 11 does not overlap the front face portion 97 of the door portion 91 in the direction of separating from the housing 90, the lock portion 94 can unlock the door portion 91 and interfere with the display device 11. It is possible to move the door portion 91 without separating the front face portion 97 from the housing 90.

Moreover, when the display device 11 placed on the bill depositing/dispensing device 22 is locked in a state in which the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 of the drawer portion 71 do not overlap in the direction of separating from the housing 70, Since the lock portion 74 can unlock the drawer portion 71, it is possible to more reliably prevent the drawer portion 71 from interfering with the display device 11.

Also in the display device 11 mounted on the coin-roll payment device 32, when the front part 97 of the door part 91 is locked in a state where it does not overlap in the direction away from the housing 90, the lock part 94 has the door part. Since the lock of 91 can be released, it is possible to more reliably prevent the door 91 from interfering with the display device 11.

Further, in the display device 11 placed on the banknote pay-in/pay-out device 22, the display portion 112 is in a state where the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 of the drawer portion 71 do not overlap in the direction of separating from the housing 70. When the pull-out portion 71 is pulled out and the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 thereof are separated from the housing 70, the lowering regulation mechanism 201 regulates the sliding of the display portion 112. It is possible to prevent the display unit 112 from interfering with the drawer unit 71 that is moving with respect to the housing 70, or with the drawer unit 71 when the drawer unit 71 is pushed.

Similarly, in the display device 11 mounted on the coin-roll payment device 32, when the display portion 112 does not overlap in the direction in which the front face portion 97 of the door portion 91 is separated from the housing 90, the door portion In the state in which 91 is opened and the front face 97 thereof is separated from the casing 90, the lowering regulation mechanism 201 regulates the sliding of the display unit 112, so that the display unit 112 is attached to the casing 90. It is possible to prevent the door portion 91 that is moving with respect to it from interfering with the door portion 91 and the door portion 91 when the door portion 91 is closed.

In the display device 11, the one-way clutch 155 generates a higher resistance force when the display unit 112 is lowered than when the display unit 112 is raised. Therefore, the load when the display unit 112 is raised is suppressed and the display unit 112 is prevented from being rapidly lowered. can do.

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In the embodiment, the case where the display device 11 is installed in the banknote pay-in/pay-out device 22 and the coin-roll payment device 32 has been described as an example, but other devices such as the small bundle storage/payment device 21 and the loose coin pay-in/pay-out device 31 are provided. It may be installed in the device. Further, in the embodiment, two display devices 11 are installed in the money handling system 10, but only one display device 11 may be installed, or two or more display devices 11 may be installed.

Further, in the embodiment, the display device 11 functions as the display unit and the operation unit, but the present invention is not limited to this, and the currency handling system 10 includes a keyboard, an IC card reader, and a magnetic card. The display device 11 may function only as a display unit by separately providing an operation unit such as a reader. That is, the touch panel 116 is not provided on the surface of the display 115 of the display unit 112, and the IC card reader 118 and the magnetic card reader 119 may not be provided on the display unit 112.

Further, the display device 11 may have a height adjusting mechanism that can arrange the display unit 112 at an arbitrary position between the normal operation state (lower position) and the retracted state (upper position). For example, if a rack gear is provided in the main body 111 instead of the lock member 181, and the engaging portion 172 of the engaging member 171 of the display 112 is engaged with any tooth of the rack gear of the main body 111, the display is performed. The part 112 can be held at any position between the normal operation state and the retracted state.

Further, the display device 11 may be configured such that the display unit 112 is moved up and down electrically. For example, the main body 111 is provided with a drive unit that is connected to the pinion gear 152 and that rotationally drives the pinion gear 152. The drive unit is configured by a motor or the like, and rotates the pinion gear 152 to one side to raise the display unit 112, and rotates the pinion gear 152 to the other side to lower the display unit 112. As a result, the operator operates the height adjusting operation unit such as the up button or the down button displayed on the display unit 112, the up button or the down button provided on the main body unit 111 and/or the display unit 112, and the like. The display unit 112 can be arranged at any position between the normal operation state and the retracted state. Furthermore, since the display unit 112 is moved up and down by the drive unit, even an operator with no strength can easily move the display unit up and down.

Further, the main body section 111 is provided with a storage section for storing the designated height of the display section 112 set for each operator, and when the operator inputs an ID and identifies the operator, the drive section is When driven, the display unit 112 may be automatically arranged at the specified height designated by the operator.

In addition, the display device 11 is a currency handling device such as a small bundle storing/dispensing device 21, a bill depositing/dispensing device 22, a new bill paying device 23, a bill processing unit 24, a loose coin depositing/dispensing device 31, a coin paying device 32, and the like. It can be provided, but is not limited thereto. For example, a paper sheet processing device that stores bills and checks, a passbook and certificate processing device that stores passbooks and certificates, a key management device that manages keys, cards, seals, etc., cash, passbooks, certificates, bills and checks. Also, it can be installed in various devices such as a safe or a locker for storing important items such as important documents.

10... Currency processing system, 11... Display device, 22... Banknote deposit/withdrawal device (currency processing device), 32... Coin payment device (currency processing device), 70, 90... Housing, 71... Withdrawal part (movable part) , 74, 94... Lock part, 76... Lower front part (face part), 77... Upper front part (face part), 81... Banknote processing part (money processing part), 91... Door part (movable part), 97... Front part (Surface part), 101... Coin processing part (money processing part), 112... Display part, 155... One-way clutch (resisting part), 201... Down regulation mechanism (sliding regulation part).

Claims (6)

A currency handling apparatus having a housing, a movable portion including a surface portion that can be separated from the housing, and a money handling portion provided in at least one of the housing and the movable portion,
A currency handling system, comprising: a display device slidably provided with respect to the housing, the display device being capable of switching between a state of overlapping the surface portion in a direction away from the housing and a state of not overlapping. The money handling apparatus further includes a lock portion that locks the movable portion to the housing,
The lock portion cannot unlock the movable portion when the display device overlaps the surface portion in the direction in which the surface portion is separated from the housing, and unlocks the movable portion when the display device does not overlap. The money handling system according to claim 1, wherein: The display device is lockable in a state in which the surface portion does not overlap in the direction of separation from the housing.
3. The lock portion is capable of unlocking the movable portion when the display device is locked in a state where the display device does not overlap in a direction in which the surface portion is separated from the housing. The described money handling system. The display device is provided so as to be slidable with respect to the housing, and the display portion is switchable between a state in which the surface portion overlaps in a direction in which the surface portion is separated from the housing and a state in which the surface portion does not overlap. 4. The money handling system according to claim 1, further comprising a sliding regulation portion that regulates the sliding of the display portion when the coins are separated from each other. The display device is provided so as to be slidable in the vertical direction with respect to the casing, and is capable of switching between a state in which the surface portion overlaps in a direction in which the surface portion is separated from the casing and a state in which the surface portion does not overlap, and a lowering portion of the display portion. The money handling system according to any one of claims 1 to 4, further comprising: a resistance portion that sometimes generates a higher resistance force than when the money is raised. A state in which an apparatus having a housing and a movable section including a surface section that can be separated from the housing is provided slidably with respect to the housing, and a state in which the surface section overlaps with a separation direction from the housing and a state in which the surface section does not overlap. A display device comprising a display unit that can be switched between and.

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