JP5001440B1 - Containment removal device - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a container take-out device capable of increasing the degree of freedom of price setting.
A coin holding unit 60 capable of holding a predetermined number of first-type coins and a second-type coin having a diameter larger than that of the first-type coins, and an initial operation of an operation unit 40 The coin holding unit 60 includes a coin detecting device 70 that detects whether or not a predetermined number of first-type coins and second-type coins are held. When it is detected that either one or both of the first type coin and the second type coin are not held, the operation after the initial operation of the operation unit 40 is blocked and the predetermined number is held. When this is detected, the operation after the initial operation is allowed. Since the contents A can be purchased using two types of coins C, the degree of freedom in price setting can be increased.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a stored item take-out device for removing a stored item such as a toy by inserting a predetermined number of coins and operating an operation unit.

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, an article take-out device that sells an article such as a toy housed in a container such as a transparent capsule is known (see, for example, Patent Document 1).
In the article take-out apparatus described in Patent Document 1, a coin is inserted into a coin containing apparatus accommodated in the article removing apparatus, and an operation handle is operated to take out an article such as a toy accommodated therein.

The operation handle is interlocked with the coin storage device, and once the inserted coin is held, when the predetermined number of coins are held, the operation handle can be operated and the article can be taken out. On the other hand, when the inserted coins do not reach the predetermined number, the operation handle cannot be operated, and the article cannot be taken out.
At that time, from the viewpoint of energy saving and few failures, the sorting and taking out of the articles are performed mechanically, not the sorting of coins and the taking out of articles.

Japanese Patent No. 395970

  However, in the conventional article take-out device as described above, since there is only one denomination of the target coin, the degree of freedom in setting the article price is low. In addition, there was a problem that it was not possible to set prices considering consumption tax.

  Then, this invention is made | formed in view of said problem, and an object of this invention is to provide the stored-item removal apparatus which the freedom degree of price setting increased.

The stored item take-out device of the present invention inserts a predetermined number of first-type coins and second-type coins having a diameter larger than that of the first-type coins, and operates the operation unit from the stored-item storage unit. A storage device for picking up a storage material, wherein a coin holding unit capable of holding a predetermined number of the first type coin and the second type coin, and the coin according to an initial operation of the operation unit. A coin detection device that detects whether or not a predetermined number of first-type coins and second-type coins are held in the holding unit, and the coin detection device includes the first type coin in the coin holding unit. When one or both of the second-type coin and the second-type coin are not held at a predetermined number, the operation unit after the initial operation is blocked, and An operation after the initial operation of the operation unit is allowed when it is detected that a predetermined number of both the first type coin and the second type coin are held in the in-holding unit. . In addition, the stored item take-out device of the present invention stores a stored item by inserting a predetermined number of first-type coins and second-type coins having a diameter larger than that of the first-type coins and operating the operation unit. A storage device for removing stored material from a portion, a coin holding portion capable of holding a predetermined number of the first type coin and the second type coin, and an initial operation of the operation portion, A coin detection device that detects whether or not a predetermined number of first-type coins and second-type coins are held in the coin holding portion. When it is detected that a predetermined number of one or both of one type of coin and the second type of coin is not held, the operation after the initial operation of the operation unit is blocked, and When it is detected that a predetermined number of both the first type coin and the second type coin are held in the coin holding unit, the operation after the initial operation of the operation unit is permitted, and the coin holding unit Consists of a first coin holding part that holds the first type of coin that has passed through the first coin path, and a second coin holding part that holds the second type of coin that has passed through the second coin path, The first coin holding portion is in contact with and supports the first type of coin when in the initial position, and the second coin holding portion is in contact with and supporting the second type of coin when in the initial position. In addition, in response to an operation after the initial operation in the operation unit, the first coin holding unit and the second coin holding unit in the initial position are moved to the retracted positions close to each other at the same time, and the coin holding is performed. Part By reducing the width, the first coin holding portion, characterized in that the release means is provided substantially to release simultaneously the support of the coins in each second coin holding portion.

  In addition, the storage device according to the present invention has a coin sorting unit that can sort the inserted coins into a first type coin and a second type coin, and the coin sorting unit is An inclined coin insertion slot, a coin passage through which coins inserted from the coin insertion slot pass, and provided in the coin passage, are inserted into the coin insertion slot and inclined with respect to the direction of gravity. The first type of coin passing through the coin passage is allowed to pass in an inclined state, and the first type coin passing through the coin passage in an inclined state inserted in the coin insertion slot and inclined with respect to the direction of gravity. With respect to the two types of coins, the coin posture changing unit that changes the posture of the second type of coins from an inclined state to a parallel state parallel to the direction of gravity by contacting the upper part of the coins; A first coin passage through which a first type coin that has passed through the posture change unit while being inclined enters, and a second coin passage through which a second type coin whose posture has been changed by the coin posture change unit enters. It may be included.

  Further, in the storage device according to the present invention, the coin holding part passes through the first coin holding part that holds the first type coin that has passed through the first coin path and the second coin path. A second coin holding portion that holds a second type of coin, and the first coin holding portion abuts and supports the first type of coin when in the initial position, and the second coin holding portion. Is in contact with and supports a second type of coin when in the initial position, and the first coin holding portion and the second coin holding in the initial position according to operations after the initial operation in the operation portion. It is also possible to provide release means for moving the portion to the retracted position substantially simultaneously and releasing the support of the coins in the first coin holding portion and the second coin holding portion substantially simultaneously.

  According to the contained item take-out device according to the present invention, it is possible to provide the contained item take-out device with an increased degree of freedom in price setting.

It is a whole perspective view of the thing taking-out apparatus of embodiment concerning this invention. It is the perspective view seen from the II direction in FIG. It is a block diagram which shows the inside of a contained thing taking-out apparatus. It is the whole unit perspective view incorporating a coin sorter etc. It is a front view of a part of coin selection part. It is the perspective view which looked at a part of coin selection part from the back lower part. It is a perspective view of a coin holding part and a coin detection device. (A) is a top view of a coin support member, (B) is a side view, (C) is a bottom view. (A) is a plan view of the second coin holding part, (B) is a plan view of the base part, and (C) is a plan view of the first coin holding part.

DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, preferred embodiments according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
As shown in FIG. 1 to FIG. 3, a container take-out device 10 according to an embodiment of the present invention has a box-shaped casing 11, and a toy or the like, for example, a capsule or the like is placed on the top of the casing 11. A storage case 12 is provided as a storage container for storing the storage A packaged in the container. The bottom surface of the storage case 12 is inclined toward the rear portion, and one extraction hole 131 through which the stored item A can be dropped is provided in the intermediate wall 13 at the rear portion of the bottom surface. In the present embodiment, the contents A are described as those in which a toy or the like is packaged in a container such as a capsule. However, as is clear from the relationship with the problem to be solved by the present invention, Any material can be used as long as it can be accommodated and can be taken out. Accordingly, the contained items include those having a fixed shape as in this embodiment, and may be indefinitely shaped gas or liquid. Further, the stored item may be dropped and taken out by its own weight as in the present embodiment, but may be taken out by being sent out of the contained item take-out device by some means instead of dropping by its own weight.

  In the present embodiment, the turntable 14 is provided on the intermediate wall 13 constituting the bottom wall of the storage case 12 as a stored item take-out mechanism for the purchaser to take out the stored item A from the storage case 12. The turntable 14 has a plurality of notches 141 through which the contents A can pass, and the notches 141 pass through positions corresponding to the extraction holes 131 provided in the intermediate wall 13 of the storage case 12. ing.

  In a lower internal space of the storage case 12, a coin holding unit that holds inserted coins, a unit 20 in which a coin detection device 70 that detects whether or not a predetermined number of coins are held, and a stored item are contained. Although it has the operation part 40 operated at the time of taking out, the detail is mentioned later.

  A front wall 111 that covers the front opening of the housing 11 is provided on the lower front surface of the storage case 12 so as to be opened and closed by a hinge. From the front wall 111, the coin insertion slot 22 for inserting the coin C and the stored item outlet 15 through which the stored item A taken out from the storage case 12 is discharged are exposed, and the coin to be returned Is provided with a coin tray 16 from which the coins are discharged.

  In addition, a rotary handle 41 that constitutes an operation unit 40 that is operated to take out the stored item A from the storage case 12 is exposed from the front wall 111 and is arranged to be rotatable with respect to the front wall 111. Has been. As will be described in detail later, the rotation handle 41 can be slightly rotated from the initial state (initial operation) regardless of whether or not a coin is inserted. Can be held only when it is detected by the coin detection device 70. Furthermore, a return lever 17 for returning the inserted coin protrudes from the front wall 111.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, in the operation unit 40, one end of a main shaft body 42 constituting a part of the gear interlocking mechanism is attached to the rotation center axis of the rotary handle 41 exposed on the front surface of the front wall 111. It has been. The main shaft body 42 is supported by bearings (not shown) attached to the rear wall 112 and the front wall 111 of the housing 11 and a spur gear 43 is fixed to the other end. Above the spur gear 43, a small gear 44 that meshes with the spur gear 43 is pivotally supported on the rear wall 112.
Further, a spur gear 45 that meshes with the small gear 44 is rotatably supported above the small gear 44. The spur gear 45 is integrally formed with a gear portion 45A having the same central axis.

On the other hand, a turntable 14 is rotatably provided on the intermediate wall 13 that constitutes the bottom wall of the storage case 12, and a tooth mold 142 is formed on the bottom surface of the turntable 14. The gear portion 45A meshes with the mold 142.
Accordingly, when the rotary handle 41 is manually rotated in the direction of the arrow T1, the rotational force is transmitted to the spur gear 43 through the main shaft body 42, and in the direction of the arrow T2 through the small gear 44 and the gear 45 engaged therewith. Is transmitted to the turntable 14.
Then, by continuing the operation of the rotary handle 41, the turntable 14 rotates by a predetermined angle, and when one of the notches 141 of the turntable 14 coincides with the extraction hole 131 of the intermediate wall 13 of the storage case 13, the inside of the storage case 12 One of the items A stored in the container passes through the notch 141 of the turntable 14 and falls from the extraction hole 131, and is sent to the storage item outlet 15.

  Further, a spur gear 46 that meshes with the spur gear 43 is rotatably supported on the rear wall 112 of the housing 11 below the spur gear 43 that is pivotally supported on the rear wall 112. Below the spur gear 46, an intermediate shaft 48 having a small gear 47 meshing with the spur gear 46 attached to one end is pivotally supported between the front wall 111 and the rear wall 112. Further, a bevel gear 49 is attached to a substantially central portion of the intermediate shaft 48.

  Therefore, when the purchaser rotates the rotary handle 41, the main shaft 42 rotates and the spur gear 43 rotates. Thereby, on the one hand, the turntable 14 is rotated via the small gear 44, the spur gear 45, and the gear portion 45A. On the other hand, the rotation of the spur gear 43 rotates the intermediate shaft 48 via the spur gear 46 and the small gear 47 to rotate the bevel gear 49. For this reason, as described later, when the rotation of the bevel gear 49 is prevented, the rotation of the rotary handle 41 and the turntable 14 is also prevented.

  As shown in FIG. 2, a lower intermediate wall 51 extending in the horizontal direction is provided below the intermediate shaft 48, and an attaching / detaching member 52 having a U-shaped cross section is provided on the lower intermediate wall 51. Has been placed. The detachable member 52 is configured such that a unit 20 including a coin detection device 70 and a coin holding unit 60, which will be described in detail later, is detachably mounted on the upper side, and the coin C falling from the coin holding unit 60 of the unit 20 The coins fall into the coin storage portion 53 below through a long hole (not shown) provided in the lower intermediate wall 51.

  The structure of the container take-out device 10 described above is merely an example in which the container A is a container such as a capsule in which a toy or the like is packaged, and does not limit the present invention. That is, when practicing the present invention, an appropriate structure may be appropriately selected according to the contents A for the parts described above.

  Now, in the storage device 10, after inserting a predetermined number of first-type coins and second-type coins having a diameter larger than that of the first-type coins, the operation unit 40 (rotating handle 41) is inserted. When operated, the stored item A is taken out from the storage case 12 which is an article storage unit, and a coin is inserted from the coin insertion slot 22 exposed from the front wall 111 of the housing 11. The coin insertion slot 22 constitutes the coin sorting unit 21 according to the present invention, which will be described later.

  The first-type and second-type coins C inserted from the coin insertion slot 22 pass through the first coin passage 27 and the second coin passage 28, respectively, and in the unit 20 in the lower internal space of the housing 11. Is once held by the coin holding unit 60. The first coin passage 27 and the second coin passage 28 constitute the coin sorting unit 21 according to the present invention, and this point will be described later.

Now, the coin holding unit 60 will be described in detail with reference to FIG.
The coin holding part 60 has a coin support member 61 that contacts and supports the lower part of the coin C at the center in the width direction, and a first coin guide part 62R and a second coin guide part 62L are provided on the left and right sides of the coin support member 61. Is provided. The coin support member 61 and the coin guide portions 62 </ b> L and 62 </ b> R are inclined toward the front surface of the housing 11, and the tip is connected to the coin tray 16.
The first and second coin guide portions 62R and 62L are collectively referred to as “coin guide portion 62”, and when distinguished from each other, “first coin guide portion 62R” and “second coin guide portion 62L” are used. ".

  The first coin guide portion 62R is in contact with the main surface of the first type coin (for example, 100 yen coin) that has passed through the first coin passage 27 and can be supported. The second coin guide portion 62L passes through the second coin passage 28 and has a second type coin having a diameter larger than that of the first type coin (for example, a 10 yen coin having a diameter larger than a 100 yen coin). The main surface can be abutted and supported. The first and second coin guide portions 62R and 62L hold the first and second types of coins C together with the coin support member 61 at the coin holding portion 60 to prevent the coin holding portion 60 from falling. It has a function of individually setting the number of first-type and second-type coins that can be held.

Now, the function for setting the number of coins will be described in detail.
The coin guide portion 62 is provided with a plurality of stopper attaching portions 621 at predetermined intervals, and the stopper 622 is detachably attached to the stopper attaching portion 621. The number of coins of the first type and the second type that can be held by the coin holding unit 60 can be changed depending on the position of the stopper mounting portion 621 to which the stopper 622 is attached. That is, the stopper 622 is provided with a coin support protrusion 6221 that protrudes into the coin holding part 60, and the coin support protrusion 6221 enters the coin holding part 60 and follows the inclination of the coin support member 61. The inside of the coin holding portion 60 abuts on the side portion of the coin C that is about to roll toward the front of the housing 11 and can be held at that position. More specifically, the coin number setting function will be described in detail. For example, when the first type coin is a 100 yen coin and the second type coin is a 10 yen coin, If the price of the container A is desired to be 110 yen, the provider of the contents A positions the stopper 622 in front of the stopper mounting portion 621 located at the rearmost position by one interval as shown in FIG. The number of coins that can be attached to the stopper attaching portion 621 and can hold the first-type and second-type coins by the coin holding portion 60 may be set to one.

Next, the coin sorting unit 21 will be described with reference to FIGS.
The coin sorting unit 21 has a coin insertion slot 22 for inserting a coin C, a coin passage 23 continuous with the coin insertion slot 22, a first coin passage 27 continuous with the coin passage 23, and a second coin passage 28. Yes.
As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the coin insertion slot 22 is provided inclined with respect to the direction of gravity. As a result, the coin C inserted into the coin insertion slot 22 enters a coin passage 23 provided continuously behind the coin insertion slot 22 in an inclined state with respect to the direction of gravity. Further, an opening 25 from which a return lever 17 for returning the inserted coin C protrudes is provided below the coin insertion slot 22. Further, an attachment portion 26 for attaching to the housing 11 is provided on the outer peripheral portion so as to protrude outward.

  As shown in FIG. 6, a coin passage 23 is continuously provided behind the coin insertion slot 22 (that is, inside the housing 11). In addition, a coin posture changing unit 24 is provided in the coin passage 23, and the posture of either one of the two types of coins C used in the stored item take-out device 10 can be changed. Specifically, when it is assumed that the first type coin and the second type coin having a diameter larger than that of the first type coin can be used in the storage device 10, the second type coin being passed is used. By contacting the upper part of the coin, the posture of the second type coin can be changed from an inclined state inclined with respect to the gravitational direction to a parallel state parallel to the gravitational direction. In the present embodiment, the coin posture changing unit 24 does not contact the upper portion of the first type coin, and therefore passes through the inclined state inclined with respect to the direction of gravity without changing the posture. Allow that. In addition, the first coin passage 27 that is continuous with the coin passage 23 (that is, the coin posture changing unit 24) is a side in the direction in which the coin insertion slot 22 is inclined with respect to the gravity direction (the right side in the present embodiment). ). That is, since the first coin passage 27 exists in the traveling direction of the first type of coin that has been in the inclined state that has passed through the coin posture changing unit 24, the first type of coin that has passed through the coin posture changing unit 24 is The coin enters the first coin passage 27 in the inclined state. Similarly, the second coin passage 28 continues to the coin passage 23, but is provided on the side facing the first coin passage 27 (the left side in the present embodiment). That is, since it exists in the advancing direction of the second type coin whose posture is changed toward the parallel state that is parallel to the gravity direction through the coin posture changing unit 24, it passes through the coin posture changing unit 24. The second type of coins enters the second coin passage 28 instead of the first coin passage 27. As described above, the coin sorting unit 21 determines the first coin based on the presence / absence of the posture change in the coin posture changing unit 24 according to the diameter of the coin C inserted from the coin insertion slot 22. Enter either the passage 27 or the second coin passage 28. That is, the coin sorting unit 21 can sort the coin C with respect to the coin C inserted from the coin insertion slot 22 based on the presence / absence of the posture change in the coin posture changing unit 24 according to the size of the diameter.

More specifically, when a small-diameter coin C such as a 100-yen coin is inserted into the coin insertion slot 22, the inclined small-diameter coin C passes through the coin passage 23 (coin posture changing unit 24) while being tilted, and moves to the right. To the first coin passage 27.
On the other hand, when a large-diameter coin C such as a 10-yen coin is inserted into the coin insertion slot 22, the upper portion of the inclined large-diameter coin C is opposite to the inclination by the coin posture changing unit 24 provided on the coin passage 23. It is guided in the direction (left side), tilted to the opposite side, led to the left direction, and enters the second coin passage 28.

  A coin selector that detects whether or not the inserted coin C is an appropriate coin C can be provided in the middle from the first coin path 27 and the second coin path 28 to the coin holding unit 60. For example, the coin selector provided in the first coin passage 27 detects whether or not the coin C is a 100 yen coin, and detects whether the coin C is a 10 yen coin having a diameter larger than that of the 100 yen coin. To do. If the coin C is not proper, it is returned to the coin tray 16.

As shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, the coin support member 61 has a second coin holding portion 63 that holds the second type coin C and a first coin holding portion 64 that holds the first type coin C. And a base 65 for movably holding the second coin holding part 63 and the first coin holding part 64.
The base portion 65 is an elongated plate-like member whose width becomes narrower toward the front surface of the housing 11, and locking blocks 651 are provided at substantially four corners of the upper surface. The locking block 651 is provided with a locking recess 652 that opens to the left and right outer sides and upward.

  The second coin holding portion 63 and the first coin holding portion 64 have holding member main bodies 631 and 641 corresponding to the base portion 65, which are elongated plate-like members whose width decreases toward the front surface of the housing 11. ing. Further, a locking block 632 and a locking block 642 are provided at the rear end portions (right end portion in FIG. 8) of the holding member main bodies 631 and 641.

The locking blocks 632 and 642 have support columns 633 and 643 extending upward from the holding member main bodies 631 and 641, and horizontally extending from the upper ends of the support columns 633 and 643, and locking portions 634 and 644 bent inward. .
As shown in FIG. 8B, the locking portions 634 and 644 are provided so as to be shifted in the vertical direction, and even if the second coin holding portion 63 and the first coin holding portion 64 come close to each other, The stop portions 634 and 644 do not interfere with each other. Note that which of the locking portions 634 and 644 is on is arbitrary.

The holding member bodies 631 and 641 of the second coin holding part 63 and the first coin holding part 64 are provided with oval screw holes 635 and 645 inclined in the front-rear direction.
That is, in the holding member main body 631 of the second coin holding portion 63, the screw hole 635 is inclined toward the left end portion toward the rear, and the screw hole 645 of the first coin holding portion 64 is located at the right end toward the rear. It is inclined to the part side. That is, the screw hole 635 and the screw hole 645 have an eight shape.

Screws 66 are inserted into both screw holes 635 and 645, and the screws 66 are fastened to the lower surface of the base portion 65.
Accordingly, by moving the second coin holding portion 63 and the first coin holding portion 64 rearward relative to the base portion 65, the screw 66 moves to the front ends of the screw holes 635 and 645. Thereby, since the 2nd coin holding part 63 and the 1st coin holding part 64 move to the direction which mutually separates, the full width of the coin support member 61 becomes large. Normally, the second coin holding portion 63 and the first coin holding portion 64 are urged in an expanding direction by an urging member (not shown) and are in this state. That is, this state is a state in which the second coin holding part 63 and the first coin holding part 64 are in the initial position. At this time, the second coin holding part 63 and the first coin holding part 64 can hold the coin C.

  On the other hand, by moving the second coin holding portion 63 and the first coin holding portion 64 forward relative to the base portion 65, the screw 66 moves to the rear ends of the screw holes 635 and 645. Thereby, since the 2nd coin holding part 63 and the 1st coin holding part 64 move to the direction which approaches mutually, the full width of the coin support member 61 becomes small. That is, the second coin holding part 63 and the first coin holding part 64 move substantially simultaneously to the retracted position. Then, the support of the coin C in each of the second coin holding part 63 and the first coin holding part 64 is also released substantially simultaneously, and the held coin C falls due to its own weight.

Next, the coin detection device 70 will be described in detail.
As shown in FIG. 7, a coin detection device 70 is provided behind the coin holding unit 60 (on the left side in FIG. 7). The coin detection device 70 detects whether or not the first type and the second type of coins C are respectively held by the predetermined number of coin holders 60, and only when the holding is detected, the rotary handle 41 is detected. The coin C held by the coin holding part 60 is dropped into the coin storage part 53 and stored.

In the positions below the first coin passage 27 and the second coin passage 28, substantially triangular rocking members 71R and 71L are rockable, and are always urged clockwise in FIG. In the position shown.
The left and right swinging members are collectively referred to as “swinging member 71”, and the left and right swinging members are referred to as “swinging member 71L” and “swinging member 71R”.

In the state in which the coin C is not inserted, the swing member 71 has the top portion 711 facing substantially upward and the inclined surface 712 facing forward and upward.
Accordingly, the coins C that have fallen from the first coin passage 27 and the second coin passage 28 abut against the inclined surface 712 of the swing member 71 and are held on the coin support member 61. At this time, if the number of inserted coins C does not reach the predetermined number, the coins roll on the coin support member 61 and move forward, and the stopper 622 set in the coin guide portion 62. And is held on the coin support member 61.
When a predetermined number of coins C are inserted, the last coin C stops in a state where the swing member 71 is rotated clockwise in FIG.

Intrusion members 72L and 72R are provided in the same vertical plane as the swing members 71L and 71R, respectively.
Note that the drawing member 72R is not shown. In addition, when the left and right in / out members are collectively referred to, the “in / out member 72” is described, and when the left and right are distinguished, the “in / out member 72L” and the “in / out member 72R” are described.

  The left and right projecting members 72L and 72R are integrally connected by a rotation shaft (not shown), and rotate integrally around the rotation shaft. Further, the left and right retracting members 72L and 72R are movable between a projecting position that protrudes in a direction away from the rotation center and a retracted position that is immersed in a direction approaching the rotation center, not shown. The urging member is urged in a direction from the immersive position toward the protruding position. That is, the left and right projecting members 72L and 72R are in the protruding position in the initial state. In addition, a bevel gear 75 (see FIG. 2) that meshes with the bevel gear 49 is attached to the rotating shaft. Accordingly, when the bevel gear 49 tries to rotate with the rotation of the rotary handle 41, the bevel gear 75 also tries to rotate, so the retracting member 72 also tries to rotate. As described above, since the left and right in / out members 72L and 72R and the swing members 71L and 71R are in the same vertical plane, the left and right in / out members 72L and 72R and the swing member 71L, 71R comes into contact. At this time, if at least one of the first type coin C and the second type coin C held by the coin holding unit 60 has not reached a predetermined number, at least one of the swing members 71L and 71R is By abutting on the protruding and retracting member 71 at the protruding position, it is rotated forward (counterclockwise in FIG. 7). When the in / out member 71 further rotates, the in / out member 71 passes through the position of the swinging member 71 while being in the protruding position, and comes into contact with a stopper (not shown) below the rotation member 71 to prevent the rotation. The operation of the rotary handle 41 until the retracting member 71 rotates and passes the position of the swinging member 71 is an operation that can be performed regardless of the number of coins C held in the coin holding unit 60 in the initial operation. . As described above, when the predetermined number of coins C are not held in the coin holding portion 60, the rotation of the retracting member 71 is blocked, and therefore the operation of the rotary handle 41 after the initial operation is also blocked. Accordingly, since the rotation of the retractable member 72 is prevented, the bevel gear 75 and the bevel gear 49 are also prevented from rotating, and the rotary handle 41 cannot be rotated. Therefore, the turntable 14 does not rotate, and the contents A are taken out. I can't do that.

  Next, the case where the rotary handle 41 is rotated in a state where both the first type coin and the second type coin held by the coin holding unit 60 have reached a predetermined number will be described. When the rotary handle 41 rotates, the projecting member 72 also rotates, and the left and right projecting members 72L and 72R and the swinging members 71L and 71R come into contact with each other. However, although the swinging members 71L and 71R try to rotate forward (counterclockwise in FIG. 7), they cannot be rotated due to the presence of the coin C held by the coin holding part 60. Then, conversely, the retracting member 72 is pressed by the swinging member 71 and moves toward the retracted position against the urging by the urging member. Even if the in / out member 71 further rotates and passes through the position of the swinging member 71 in this state, the in / out member 71 is not in the protruding position and thus does not contact the stopper, and subsequent rotation is not prevented. Therefore, the rotation handle 41 is allowed to operate after the initial operation, and the turntable 14 can be rotated to take out the contents A.

  A rotating plate 73 that rotates together with the retracting member 72 is provided on the same rotation axis as the retracting member 72. The peripheral edge of the rotating plate 73 is a cam, and the cam comes into contact with the locking block 632 of the second coin holding portion 63 and the locking block 642 of the first coin holding portion 64 as it rotates to hold the second coin. The part 63 and the first coin holding part 64 are pushed forward. As a result, the second coin holding part 63 and the first coin holding part 64 move in a direction approaching each other, that is, move to the retracted position substantially simultaneously. Then, the entire width of the coin support member 61 is reduced and the support of the coin C is released substantially simultaneously, so that the coin C falls and is stored in the coin storage part 53. That is, the releasing means in the present embodiment referred to in the present invention includes the locking block 632 of the second coin holding portion 63, the locking block 642 of the first coin holding portion 64, and the second coin as the retracting member 72 rotates. The forward movement of the rotary plate 73, the second coin holding portion 63, and the first coin holding portion 64, which pushes the locking block 632 of the holding portion 63 and the locking block 642 of the first coin holding portion 64 forward, respectively. Accordingly, the base portion 65, the screw holes 635 and 634, and the screw 66 are guided so as to be moved toward each other, that is, substantially simultaneously moved to the retracted position.

Next, the purchase operation of the contents A will be described.
First, before the coin C is inserted, the rotation after the initial operation of the rotary handle 41 is blocked, and the turntable 14 for taking out the stored item A does not rotate, so that the stored item A cannot be taken out.

  Next, when the coin C is inserted from the coin insertion slot 22, the first type coin C and the second type coin C enter the first coin path 27 by the action of the coin posture changing unit 24 (that is, the first coin C 1 type of coins) and those entering the second coin passage (ie, the second type of coins). The coin C rolls in the first coin passage 27 and the second coin passage 28 and is held on the first coin holding portion 64 and the second coin holding portion 63 of the coin support member 61, respectively.

  The coin C that has fallen on the coin holding unit 60 moves forward due to the inclination of the second coin holding unit 63 and the first coin holding unit 64 and stops by contacting the stopper 622 attached to the coin guide unit 62. To do. When the number of coins C to be held reaches a predetermined number, the last coin C comes into contact with the swinging members 71L and 71R and rotates backward (clockwise in FIG. 7), and forward (counterclockwise in FIG. 7). ) Is disabled. As a result, the retracting member 72 that is in contact with the swinging member 71 moves from the protruding position toward the retracted position, so that the retracting member 72 can rotate beyond the position of the swinging member 71, and as a result, the rotary handle. The rotation operation after the initial operation of 41 becomes possible.

When the rotary handle 41 is further rotated in this state, the retracting member 72 and the rotary plate 73 are rotated via the bevel gear 49 and the bevel gear 75 to push the second coin holding portion 63 and the first coin holding portion 64 forward. . As a result, the entire width of the coin support member 61 is reduced and the support of the coin C is released, so that the coin C falls and is stored in the coin storage part 53.
On the other hand, at the same time, when the turntable 14 holding the stored item A rotates and the notch 141 of the turntable 14 comes to the position of the extraction hole 131 of the intermediate wall 13, the stored item A falls, and the stored item The contents A are taken out from the outlet 15.

  As described above, according to the accommodation take-out device 10 according to the present embodiment described above, since the accommodation A can be purchased using two types of coins C, the degree of freedom in price setting can be increased.

  In addition, in the coin sorting unit 21 in the storage device 10 according to the present embodiment, a coin insertion slot 22 formed to be inclined with respect to the direction of gravity, and a coin passage 23 through which coins inserted from the coin insertion slot pass. The first type of coins that are provided in the coin passage 23 and are inserted into the coin insertion slot 22 and are passing through the coin passage 23 in an inclined state inclined with respect to the direction of gravity are allowed to pass in the inclined state. Then, with respect to the second type coin inserted through the coin insertion slot 22 and passing through the coin passage 23 in an inclined state inclined with respect to the direction of gravity, the posture of the second type coin is brought into contact with the upper portion thereof. Is changed from the tilted state to the parallel state parallel to the gravitational direction, and the first type of coin passing through the coin posture changing unit 24 in the tilted state. A first coin path 27 into which a coin enters and a second coin path 28 into which a second type coin whose attitude has been changed by the coin attitude changing unit 24 enters, so the first type coin and the first type coin The second type coin having a larger diameter can be mechanically selected.

  In the present embodiment, the releasing means including the rotating plate 73 etc. moves the second coin holding part 63 and the first coin holding part 64 to the retracted position substantially simultaneously, so that the second coin holding part 63 and the first coin are moved. Since the support of the coins in each of the holding portions 64 is released at substantially the same time, the held coins C are less likely to interfere with each other, and coin clogging is difficult to occur.

As mentioned above, although the preferable Example of this invention was explained in full detail, the accommodation taking-out apparatus which concerns on this invention is not limited to embodiment mentioned above, The range of the summary of this invention described in the claim Various modifications and changes can be made within.
That is, in the above-described embodiment, the single container take-out device 10 has been described. However, the two items take-out devices 10 can be used by being stacked one above the other. As a result, it is possible to effectively use the limited space of the store, and for example, a younger, younger child or the like can operate the lower container take-out device, and an adult can operate the upper container take-out device. .

10 Containment Removal Device 12 Storage Case (Containment Storage Unit)
14 Turntable (container removal mechanism)
20 unit 21 coin selection part 22 coin insertion slot 23 coin passage 24 coin posture changing part 27 first coin passage 28 second coin passage 40 operation part 53 coin storage part 60 coin holding part 63 first coin holding part 64 second coin holding Part 70 Coin detection device A Containment C Coin

Claims (2)

A stored item take-out device that takes out a stored item from a stored item storage unit by inserting a predetermined number of first type coins and a second type of coin having a diameter larger than that of the first type coin and operating the operation unit. Because
A coin holding unit capable of holding a predetermined number of the first type coin and the second type coin,
A coin detection device that detects whether or not a predetermined number of first-type coins and second-type coins are held in the coin holding unit in response to an initial operation of the operation unit;
Consists of
The coin detection device includes:
When it is detected that a predetermined number of either one or both of the first type coin and the second type coin is not held in the coin holding unit, the operation after the initial operation of the operation unit is blocked,
Further, when both of the first type of coin or the second type of coin in the coin holding unit detects that it is a predetermined number of holding, allowing the initial operation after the operation of the operating unit,
The coin holding part is
A first coin holding part that holds the first type coin that has passed through the first coin path, and a second coin holding part that holds the second type coin that has passed through the second coin path, and
The first coin holding portion is in contact with and supports the first type of coin when in the initial position;
The second coin holding portion is in contact with and supports a second type of coin when in the initial position,
Further, in response to an operation after the initial operation in the operation unit, the first coin holding unit and the second coin holding unit at the initial position are moved substantially simultaneously to the retracted position close to each other, and the full width of the coin holding unit is increased. What is claimed is: 1. A container take-out device, characterized in that a release means is provided for releasing the support of coins in the first coin holding part and the second coin holding part substantially simultaneously by reducing the size . A coin sorting unit capable of sorting the inserted coins into a first type coin and a second type coin;
The coin sorting section
A coin insertion slot formed inclined with respect to the direction of gravity;
A coin passage through which a coin inserted from the coin insertion slot passes,
The first type of coin that is provided in the coin passage and is inserted into the coin insertion slot and is passing through the coin passage in an inclined state inclined with respect to the direction of gravity is allowed to pass in the inclined state, With respect to the second type coin inserted through the insertion slot and passing through the coin passage in an inclined state inclined with respect to the direction of gravity, the posture of the second type coin is changed from the inclined state by contacting the upper part thereof. A coin posture changing unit that changes toward a parallel state parallel to the direction of gravity;
A first coin passage through which a first type of coin that has passed through the coin posture changing portion in an inclined state enters;
A second coin passage into which a second type of coin whose posture has been changed by the coin posture changing unit enters;
The contained item take-out device according to claim 1.

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