JP5593248B2 - Peeping prevention structure for input key and automatic transaction device - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a structure for preventing voyeurism of an input key such as a personal identification number input in an apparatus such as an automatic transaction apparatus, and an automatic transaction apparatus.

  Conventionally, when performing transactions such as deposits and withdrawals with devices such as automatic transaction devices, transactions can be performed by inserting a card and entering a PIN, but with an automatic cash transaction device, the gap between the device and the wall If a voyeur camera is mounted on the ceiling of a booth that houses a frame that blocks the ATM or an ATM (Automated teller machine), and a criminal steals a PIN, the card is stolen by illegally forged card or card robbery by acquiring card information by skimming There is a possibility that cash will be withdrawn fraudulently. In order to solve this, a cover that covers the entire password input key is provided. There is a part that becomes a blind spot from the user inside this cover, and even if a voyeur camera is attached to that part, the user does not notice, so there is a risk that the personal identification number will be stolen. For this reason, the surface inside the cover is uneven or rounded to prevent the installation of the voyeur camera, or a louver-shaped slit is provided on the wall on the top surface of the input key so that the operator can check the internal key. There is a method of making it impossible to photograph a key from a voyeur camera attached to a frame that closes a gap between walls (for example, Patent Document 1).

JP 2008-287646 A

  However, the top of the input key of the peep prevention cover that prevents the security code from being stolen by a frame that closes the gap between the device and the wall when installed outdoors, and the voyeur camera attached to the ceiling of the booth that houses the ATM. If the cover is completely covered with an opaque material, the user's visibility will be poor, blind spots will increase, and even if a voyeur camera is installed inside the peep prevention cover, you will not notice. Also, even if the inside of the peep prevention cover is made uneven or R-shaped for the purpose of preventing attachment with double-sided tape, the adhesive surface may be the same shape, or it may be attached with thick double-sided tape There is.

  In addition, if a louver-shaped slit is provided on the top wall of the peep prevention cover, the blind spots will be reduced due to the difference in appearance depending on the position of the operator's line of sight, but it will not be perfect, even if a voyeur camera is installed May not notice. It can also be attached by hooking the camera using a slit. In addition, providing the slits may result in insufficient strength and may be broken by mischief.

  An object of the present invention has been made in view of the above, and provides an input key voyeurism prevention structure and an automatic transaction apparatus capable of preventing the theft of a personal identification number without impairing the visibility and operability of a user. It is to provide.

  In order to solve the above-described problems and achieve the object, the voyeurism prevention structure for the input key according to the present invention prevents voyeurism of the key section in an apparatus having a key section for inputting predetermined information. An input key for preventing voyeurism, comprising a cover portion having a concave shape in the depth direction with respect to the front surface of the device, and having a cover portion having an opening on the front surface, wherein the cover portion has a concave shape. The key portion is disposed in a space formed so as to have the key portion, and a surface forming the cover portion other than the front surface of the device surrounds the key portion. .

  Moreover, this invention is an automatic transaction apparatus which has the said structure.

  ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, the voyeurism prevention structure of an input key and an automatic transaction apparatus which can prevent the theft of a personal identification number without impairing a user's visibility and operativity can be provided.

It is a block diagram of the automatic transaction apparatus concerning this embodiment. It is an external appearance block diagram of the automatic transaction apparatus concerning this embodiment. It is a mounting state figure of the peep prevention cover part 9 in this embodiment. It is the perspective view which looked at the customer operation panel 45 and the peep prevention cover 13 in this embodiment from the inside of the apparatus. It is the figure (arrow A) which showed the range of the non-adhesion layer to the peep prevention cover in this embodiment. It is sectional drawing from the side surface centering on the input device 3 in this embodiment. Sectional drawing from the input device upper part in this embodiment. (BB). It is sectional drawing (CC) from the front of the peep prevention cover part 9 concerning this embodiment. It is sectional drawing (DD) from the side of the peep prevention cover part 9 concerning this embodiment. It is sectional drawing (CC) from the front of the peep prevention cover part 9 of 2 embodiment. It is sectional drawing (CC) from the front of the peep prevention cover part 9 of 2 embodiment. It is sectional drawing (DD) from the side of the peep prevention cover part 9 concerning this embodiment. It is a perspective view of the cover 41 with a voyeur camera which prepared the voyeur camera 42 which can be put in the peeping prevention cover 13 and its inside. FIG. 6 is a front cross-sectional view when a cover 41 with a voyeur camera is placed inside the peep prevention cover 13. It is the perspective view which has arrange | positioned the optical sensor to the peep prevention cover 13 concerning this embodiment.

  DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Exemplary embodiments of an input key sneak shot prevention structure according to the present invention will be explained below in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. In the following, the case where the structure for preventing voyeurism of the input key according to the present invention is applied to an automatic transaction apparatus such as an ATM 1000 (Automated teller machine) employed in a financial institution system will be described. The apparatus is not limited to this as long as the apparatus has a mechanism for inputting a personal identification number or the like.

  FIG. 1 is a block diagram of an automatic transaction apparatus according to the present embodiment. As shown in FIG. 1, an automatic transaction apparatus 1 is an apparatus having a cash withdrawal function or a deposit / withdrawal function for a legitimate operator (for example, a customer of a financial institution). Control unit 2 that controls each unit, input device 3 that performs operation input by an operator, display unit 4 that displays guidance for cash transaction, card transaction unit 5 that accepts and processes an operator's cash card, cash transaction It has a statement issuing unit 6 that issues a statement slip printed with a result, a communication unit 7 that communicates with a host computer to which the automatic transaction apparatus 1 is connected, and a bill transaction unit 8 that inputs and outputs bills to an operator. ing.

  The control unit 2 controls each unit of the automatic transaction apparatus 1 described above and controls information communication with a host computer at a higher level. In addition, the password of the operator is verified by communicating with the host computer. Further, the automatic transaction apparatus 1 has a foreign object detection camera 38 and optical sensors 39 and 40, and the control unit 2 handles the foreign object detection in the vicinity of the input device 3 when these cameras and sensors detect the foreign object. Control such as cancellation.

  FIG. 2 is an external configuration diagram of the automatic transaction apparatus 1 when viewed from the customer side. The automatic transaction apparatus 1 is installed by being embedded in a wall surface of a building or a booth. As shown in FIG. 2, in the automatic transaction apparatus 1, a display unit 4 that displays a display of transaction items and operation guidance as a space saving or rain countermeasure is installed almost vertically on the front surface of the apparatus. Further, a peep prevention cover 9 is provided to cover the upper and left and right sides of the key input unit of the input device 3 for performing input necessary for a password and transaction. The transaction item is selected by operating the selection keys 10 arranged on the left and right of the display unit 4.

  The card transaction unit 5 reads information stored in the magnetic stripe of the cash card. This card records a financial institution number, a user account number, and the like, and this information is used for identification of an account to be traded, authentication of an operator, and the like. The banknote handling unit 8 sends and receives banknotes to the user. The banknote handling unit 8 discriminates banknotes inserted by the user when sorting banknotes, classifies them by denomination, and stores them in the apparatus. Further, at the time of withdrawal, banknotes for the amount designated by the user are paid out and discharged from the deposit port to the operator. The statement issuing unit 6 prints the transaction contents such as the payment amount, the deposit amount, the balance and the transaction date and time on the statement slip according to the transaction of the operator and discharges it.

  FIG. 3 is a view for explaining a mounting state of the peep prevention cover portion 9 according to the present embodiment. As shown in FIG. 3, the input device 3 for inputting the information required for the personal identification number and the transaction is usually provided on the peep prevention cover portion 9 that is recessed inside the customer operation panel 45 (depth side). It is mounted on the formed substantially horizontal surface. The peeping prevention cover unit 9 has a wall that surrounds the upper, left side, right side, and rear side four sides of the input key unit 3-1 of the input device 3 when viewed from the operator side.

  That is, the peeping prevention cover portion 9 is an opening for inserting a customer's hand on the front side by shaving the customer operation panel 45 provided perpendicularly or inclined to the front side of the automatic transaction apparatus 1 to the depth side. Forming a concave space having a portion (in the example shown in FIG. 3 having an octagonal shape), and placing the input key portion 3-1 of the input device 3 in the space, It is designed to wrap around the hand operated by the customer. The mounting position of the input device 3 in the present embodiment is arranged at the center of the automatic transaction apparatus 1 so that it is the same distance from the left and right sides of the automatic transaction apparatus 1 when viewed from the operator side. It may be in any position of front and rear, left and right, and upper and lower than the center of the automatic transaction apparatus 1. As shown in FIG. 3, the peeping prevention cover portion 9 is inclined and narrowed toward the depth side as it advances in the depth direction, so even if a voyeur camera is installed in this portion, the blind spot The shape is difficult to become.

  4 and 5 are diagrams illustrating the configuration of the peep prevention cover portion 9 in the present embodiment. 4 is a perspective view of the customer operation panel 45 and the peep prevention cover 13 as seen from inside the apparatus, and FIG. 5 is a view (arrow A) showing the range of the non-adhesive layer to the peep prevention cover. is there. As shown in FIG. 4, the customer operation panel 45 is provided with several bosses 11 so that a voyeur camera can be attached to the side of the frame 18 attached to the main body of the automatic transaction apparatus 1 to prevent peeping from behind. A guard 16 is provided to prevent sneak shots of the personal identification number in the event of a failure.

  That is, the guard 16 covers a gap between the opening and the customer's hand when the customer inserts a hand into the opening of the peeping prevention cover portion 9, and is configured by a plate-like member or the like. The The guard 16 is configured to be removable from the inside of the apparatus. The peep prevention cover 13 is provided with a flange 14 having a fixing hole 15 and fixed to the boss 11 of the customer operation panel 45 with a screw 12. In this embodiment, the peeping prevention cover 13 is fixed to the customer operation panel 45 in the form of the integrated boss 11 and flange 14. However, the fixing method and the fixing location are any methods and locations. May be.

  As shown in FIG. 5, when viewed from the user side, the upper, left side, right side, front side, and rear side five sides (that is, the concave shape other than the opening portion of the peep prevention cover portion 9 is formed. The non-adhesive layer 17 is provided in the hatched portion indicating the wall surrounding the input device 3 on the inner surface of the portion. The non-adhesive layer 17 may be provided with a silicon coating or a non-adhesive sheet. The surface to be coated with a silicon coating is made uneven in advance, or sprayed with granular iron or silica, etc., and then adhered to the substrate, and then the silicon coating is applied to reduce the bonding area, and it is also non-sticky Will improve. As a result, even if a camera for the purpose of voyeurizing a personal identification number is stuck on the wall surrounding the input device 3 with a double-sided tape or the like, the voyeur camera touches the voyeur camera during its own weight or user operation. By doing so, it can be immediately dropped and voyeurism can be prevented.

  Further, in order to prevent attachment of the voyeur camera by piercing the needle, the surface to be coated may be made into a brush-like structure and then silicon-based coating may be applied. Furthermore, it is also possible to make the coated surface into a dimple-processed shape (or a shape in which irregularities are provided on the inner surface such as a concave shape in an inverted pyramid shape). In this case, it is possible to improve resistance to the act of increasing the coefficient of friction by sandpaper or the like to make it difficult to slip, and to prevent the voyeur camera from being attached.

  Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 4, the guard 16 provided with the non-adhesive layer 17 and the peep prevention cover 13 are structured to be removable from the inside of the apparatus, so that they can be easily removed by mischief. In addition, even if the non-adhesive layer 17 is scraped off, it can be easily replaced. Further, the customer operation panel 45 and the peep prevention cover 13 are made of a material that does not have a resin or a magnet, so that it is possible to prevent the voyeur camera from being attached by a magnet.

  6 and 7 are diagrams illustrating the mounting position of the input device 3 assuming a voyeur camera attached to a frame. 6 is a cross-sectional view when viewed from the side of the automatic transaction apparatus 1 centering on the input apparatus 3 according to the present embodiment, and FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view from above of the input apparatus 3 according to the present embodiment. BB).

  As shown in FIG. 6, assuming that a voyeur camera 20 for stealing the input key of the input device 3 is attached to the upper end of the frame 18 attached to the wall 19, Between the position where the input device 3 does not enter the shooting range 22 of the voyeur camera and the range 23 of the user's line of sight 21 determined by the height of the both sides (the range that the user can see) By arranging the device 3 and determining the opening size of the peeping prevention cover portion 9, the operator's visibility is not hindered and the voyeur camera 20 does not take a voyeur.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 7, assuming that a voyeur camera 25 for the purpose of stealing the input key of the input device 3 is attached to the right end of the frame 18 attached to the wall 19, a peep prevention cover is assumed. The guard 16 is provided in the opening of the section 9 and the position does not enter the shooting range 26 of the voyeur camera (that is, in the example shown in FIG. 7, the right side of the extending direction of the line segment connecting the voyeur camera 25 and the left end of the guard 16) By placing the input device 3 at the position R), the voyeur camera 25 will not be voyeurized. The assumed position of the voyeur camera 25 in the present embodiment shown in FIG. 7 is the right end of the frame 18, but even when the voyeur camera 25 is installed at the left end of the frame 18, the guard 16 is input. The same effect can be obtained by setting the mounting conditions such that the apparatus 3 is symmetrical when the voyeur camera 25 is installed on the right side.

  8A is a cross-sectional view (C-C) from the front of the peep prevention cover portion 9, and FIG. 8B is a cross-sectional view (DD) from the side of the peep prevention cover portion 9. FIG. . As shown in FIGS. 8A and 8B, the inside of the peeping prevention cover portion 9 is assumed to be attached by using a tape other than the double-sided tape of the voyeur camera. For example, when the voyeur camera is installed by the tension mechanism 31, Defend.

  Normally, the tension mechanism 31 has a groove 29 that is a threaded portion in the bar 28, and the knob 30 is moved in the direction of the arrow (b) by rotating the knob 30 in the direction of the arrow (a). Since the bar 28 and the knob 30 are pressed against the left and right walls 9, the position where the tension mechanism 31 is installed can be maintained. In order to prevent the attachment of the voyeur camera 27 to the tension mechanism 31 inside the voyeurism prevention cover unit 9, as shown in FIG. 8A, in this embodiment, the upper part of the peeping prevention cover unit 9 is provided. A chamfered surface 33 is provided at the corner. As a result, even if the tension mechanism 31 provided with the voyeur camera 27 is to be attached at the position (c) where it becomes a blind spot from the operator, the force that the knob 30 and the bar 28 press by the chamfering 33 escapes downward and is attached. I can't do that.

  It is possible to attach the tension mechanism 31 to the portion (d) which is the vertical wall of the voyeurism prevention cover portion 9, but the user's hand 32, as shown in the sectional view (DD) from the side, It is not desirable because it hits against the thrust mechanism 31 provided with the camera 27 and hinders the operation, and the user notices that a suspicious object is attached. 8B, when the illumination unit 36 is provided in the space inside the peep prevention cover portion 9, it is easy to attach the voyeur camera 27 to the plane portion of the illumination unit 36. However, when the lighting unit 36 is mounted in a part that enters the user's field of view, the user notices that the voyeur camera 27 is attached, which is not desirable.

  Then, the modification of the peep prevention cover part 9 of embodiment mentioned above is demonstrated. 9 and 10 are cross-sectional views (CC) from the front of the peep prevention cover portion 9 in the modification. In the example shown in FIG. 9, the upper corner of the side surface of the peeping prevention cover portion 9 is formed in an R shape 35 so that the same type of defense mechanism 31 as in FIG. 8 can be protected. Further, in the example shown in FIG. 10, by providing the trapezoidal taper 34 on the left and right walls of the side of the peep prevention cover portion 9, it is possible to protect against the tension mechanism 31 similar to FIG. 8. Yes.

  FIG. 11 is a cross-sectional view (DD) from the side of the peep prevention cover portion 9 according to the present embodiment. The example shown in FIG. 11 shows a defense method when the foreign object detection camera 38 is attached to the peeping prevention cover unit 9 other than a double-sided tape, a magnet, a needle, a tension mechanism, or the like. As shown in FIG. 11, a foreign object detection camera 38 is installed at a position that is a photographing range 46 in which the inside of the peep prevention cover 13 can be photographed. By adopting such a configuration, when the voyeur camera 37 is attached to the ceiling surface that is the blind spot of the user of the peep prevention cover 13, the foreign object detection camera 38 images the voyeur camera 37 and detects the foreign object. In addition, the control unit 2 can prevent voyeurism by the voyeur camera 37 by, for example, stopping handling of the transaction of the automatic transaction apparatus 1.

  12-14 is a figure which shows the defense method with respect to the case where a voyeur camera is installed in the peeping prevention cover part 9 mentioned above irrespective of the non-adhesive high layer and the shape of an opening part inside. FIG. 12 is a perspective view of a cover 41 with a voyeur camera equipped with a peep prevention cover 13 and a voyeur camera 42 that can be installed therein. FIG. 13 is a front cross-sectional view when the cover 41 with a voyeur camera is placed inside the peep prevention cover 13. FIG. 14 is a perspective view in which an optical sensor is arranged on the peep prevention cover 13.

  When voyeurism is performed regardless of the shape of the non-adhesive layer or the opening, the cover 41 with the voyeur camera having a size and shape that can be placed inside the peep prevention cover 13 as shown in FIG. e) A voyeur camera 42 having a voyeur camera photographing range 43 in which the input key 44 can be photographed is loaded on the cover 41 with a voyeur camera that is moved in the direction and placed inside the peep prevention cover 13. In this case, as shown in FIG. 13, since the cross section has a substantially similar shape to the original peep prevention cover, the voyeur camera takes a voyeur camera in a shape that does not cause the user to notice it. In order to prevent this, as shown in FIGS. 13 and 14, an optical sensor (light emission) 39 and an optical sensor (light reception) 40 are provided, and light emitted from the light emission side optical sensor does not reach the light reception side optical sensor. In this case (that is, when the light is shielded from light), the control unit 2 determines that the cover 41 with the voyeur camera is installed, and stops the handling of the transaction of the automatic transaction apparatus 1 so that the voyeur camera 37 can take a voyeur. It becomes possible to prevent.

  As described above, the peep prevention cover that covers the key input is made of a material that does not have a magnet, such as resin or aluminum, and is formed by denting the operation unit panel of the apparatus main body. In addition, one or two or more irregularities due to dimple shape, etc. are provided on the entire surface on the input key side of the peep prevention cover, or irregularities are formed by spraying granular iron powder or silica powder, and further containing silicon The material may be coated, or a material member containing silicon may be attached to the entire surface on the input key side. In this case, it is possible to prevent the voyeur camera from being attached to the inside of the cover that more effectively prevents the input key from being looked into.

  In addition, the peep prevention cover has a shape where the side and upper surface are connected by a curved surface, or a shape with a taper that narrows the side toward the top, and is fixed to the operation panel of the device from the inside of the device, or inside the device. Can also be provided with a sensor that can detect foreign matter toward the inside of the peep prevention cover.

  As described above, in the structure for preventing voyeurism of the input key in the present embodiment, when performing voyeurism prevention of the input key such as a personal identification number of an automatic transaction apparatus or the like, it is installed outdoors without impairing the visibility and operability of the user. A frame that closes the gap between the device and the wall, and a cover that prevents voyeurism by a voyeur camera attached to the top of the booth (for example, the ceiling of the booth that houses ATMs) It is possible to prevent voyeurism by attaching a voyeur camera inside and to prevent the security code from being stolen.

  The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments as they are, and can be embodied by modifying the constituent elements without departing from the scope of the invention in the implementation stage. In addition, various inventions can be formed by appropriately combining a plurality of constituent elements disclosed in the above embodiments. For example, some components may be deleted from all the components shown in the embodiment. Furthermore, constituent elements over different embodiments may be appropriately combined.

1: automatic transaction device 2: control unit 3: input device 3-1: input key unit 4: display unit 5: card transaction unit 6: statement issue unit 7: communication unit 8: banknote transaction unit 9: peep prevention cover unit 10: Selection key 11: Boss 12: Screw 13: Peep prevention cover 14: Flange 15: Hole 16: Guard 17: Non-adhesive layer 18: Frame 19: Wall 20: Voyeur camera 21: User's eye 22 : Shooting range of voyeur camera 23: Viewable range of user 24: Projection portions 25, 27, 37, 42: Shooting range of voyeur camera 26, 43: Shooting range of voyeur camera 28: Bar 29: Groove 30 serving as screw part : Stretching mechanism 32: User's hand 33: Chamfered surface 34: Taper 35: Shape of the upper corner of the peep prevention cover part 36: Illumination unit 38: Foreign object detection camera 39: Optical sensor (light emission)
40: Optical sensor (light reception)
41: Cover with voyeur camera 44: Input key 45: Customer operation panel 46: Shooting range.

Claims (10)

In an apparatus having a key part for inputting predetermined information, an input key voyeurism prevention structure for preventing voyeurism of the key part,
A cover part having a concave shape in the depth direction with respect to the front surface of the device and having an opening on the front surface is provided, and the key part is provided in a space formed by forming the concave shape of the cover part. The key portion is disposed such that a surface forming the cover portion other than the front surface of the device surrounds the key portion , the cover portion is formed of a nonmagnetic material, and an inner surface of the cover portion is Covered by a layer or member of material containing silicon ,
A voyeurism prevention structure for the input key.   On the surface of the inner surface of the cover part, a plurality of uneven parts are provided,
  The structure for preventing voyeurism of an input key according to claim 1.   The opening portion of the cover portion is provided with a gap cover that fills a gap generated between a user's hand operating the key portion and the opening portion,
  The structure for preventing voyeurism of an input key according to claim 1 or 2.   In an apparatus having a key part for inputting predetermined information, an input key voyeurism prevention structure for preventing voyeurism of the key part,
  A cover part having a concave shape in the depth direction with respect to the front surface of the device and having an opening on the front surface is provided, and the key part is provided in a space formed by forming the concave shape of the cover part. The key portion is arranged such that a surface forming the cover portion other than the front surface of the device surrounds the key portion, and a plurality of uneven portions are provided on the surface of the inner side surface of the cover portion. Yes,
  A voyeurism prevention structure for the input key.   The opening portion of the cover portion is provided with a gap cover that fills a gap generated between a user's hand operating the key portion and the opening portion,
  The structure for preventing voyeurism of an input key according to claim 4.   In an apparatus having a key part for inputting predetermined information, an input key voyeurism prevention structure for preventing voyeurism of the key part,
  A cover part having a concave shape in the depth direction with respect to the front surface of the device and having an opening on the front surface is provided, and the key part is provided in a space formed by forming the concave shape of the cover part. The key portion is arranged such that a surface forming the cover portion other than the front surface of the apparatus surrounds the key portion, and a user's hand operating the key portion is in the opening of the cover portion. And a gap cover for filling a gap formed between the opening and the opening,
  A voyeurism prevention structure for the input key.   The cover portion has a shape that is inclined so as to be narrow in the depth direction.
  The sneak shot prevention structure for an input key according to any one of claims 1 to 6.   The side surface of the cover part is R-shaped or tapered.
  The sneak shot prevention structure for an input key according to any one of claims 1 to 7.   The apparatus has an operation panel that receives an operation from a user, and the cover portion is fixed to the operation panel from the inside of the apparatus.
  The structure for preventing voyeurism of an input key according to any one of claims 1 to 8.   An automatic transaction apparatus comprising the sneak shot prevention structure for an input key according to any one of claims 1 to 9.

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